and then a world which is not joined the central head to head on the algiers iraq 'd . al-jazeera. along given elvis is the news on live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes if you're not a time when you will be following. hefty penalties and military on the streets yesterday instead of victoria steps up its fights to contain the rise of coronavirus case it's. a generational catastrophe that is the warning from the u.n. secretary general of the crisis facing education as a result of the pandemic. bob was president defends the recent crackdown on

protests against his government will be live and had at it. and speculation is rife in spain after former king juan carlos left the country while the investigation for corruption. and sport the l.a. lakers had secured top spot in the n.b.a.'s western conference for the 1st time in a decade bron james his team clinching the number one seed with a win over the top. we begin with a global pandemic countries which are once had coronavirus under control and all struggling with a soaring number of infections and that is forcing governments to reimpose tough restrictions on their citizens in a fit of pain since capital manila and surrounding provinces have gone back into the lockdown public transport has been. shutdown and some businesses closed and

people now need special passes to leave their homes or hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help enforce isolation orders the state has introduced a number of measures to control its own break and the un secretary general is warning of what he calls a generational catastrophe as education systems worldwide go through the largest disruption in history we already face the learning crisis before the pandemic more than 250000000 school age children were out of school and only a quarter of secondary school children in the developing countries were leaving school with basic skills now we face a generational no get us through fee that would waste untold human potential and their mind decades of progress and exacerbate interventions inequalities and we'll be discussing the education crisis to cover $1000.00 shortly but 1st the gauge has been monitoring developments in the australian state of victoria and has this

report. 2nd largest public transport normally filled with workers is now near empty tough measures including an overnight curfew are in place to slow the spread of coded 19 as the number of new delhi cases remains in the triple digits and the government is doing everything in its power to make sure people stay in their homes unless it's absolutely necessary tough fines have been introduced for anyone breaching isolation apart from medical care there is literally no reason for you to leave your home and if you were to leave your home and not be found you will have a very difficult time convincing victoria place that you have. the government says nearly a 3rd of people with coded 19 who were visited by authorities weren't too tall room which has been leading to community transmission now rules have been tightened

people can't step out of their homes the only exemption health reasons hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to help victorian police in force the isolation order is some of the toughest restrictions on the movement of people the stray leah has ever seen we've had to smash the windows of people in cars and pull them out of there so i could provide the data because i went telling us where they were going it hearing to the chief health officer guidelines with more businesses closing in construction retail and other industries the state's economy has stalled and thousands of people are expected to lose their jobs will be stood down victoria makes up nearly a quarter of the national economy and with prescriptions to remain in place for at least 6 weeks some experts are warning that israeli is recession could now last year leaving little chance of an economic recovery any time.

in the philippines officials of reimposed lockdowns in and around the capital manila president were prepared to turn to approve the new measures of a call from health worker groups who say the country is moving its fight against corona virus more than 3200 new infections were confirmed across the country on monday to me there and the organ has. to go is on his way home after is 12 hour overnight shift at the airport in manila taking the train is now out of the question the government has imposed another round of lock downs to stop the spread of coronavirus in manila and public transport has been halted for 2 weeks. longer what makes this but. is that the strain you see so no i haven't slept and i am dead tired but i had to keep walking. arts point is on his way to work in a shopping mall with a sprint they have been walking for 2 hours and need to be fast to make it to the

central business district by 10 am. that they were they were allowed the exhausted and then our 10 hour work starts this is it we have no choice but to follow the protocols by the government and the hope this doesn't last forever the country recorded more than $5000.00 additional infections and sunday the largest single gene crease since the 1st case was recorded months ago the total is now more than 100000 the 2nd highest number of coronavirus infections in south east asia after indonesia that's forced the government to reimpose restrictions after losing quarantine rules for almost 2 months domestic flights are banned and international air travel limited police have set up additional checkpoints across metro manila and people have to carry quarantine passes me. many of the people we've spoken to

here as they will now have to spend an average of 4 to 5 hours every day for the next 2 weeks just to go to work almost all of them are under a no work no pay status they can't even afford to stay at home they say they simply do not have a choice. even before restrictions were tightened public transportation in manila was only allowed to operate at half its capacity and many businesses are still operating under a so-called modified enhanced community quarantine thousands of public transport workers up lost their jobs and some have turned to banking. many workers as they understand that these measures are necessary but can only hope the government decides to help those who have little to survive on. going on just 0 manila.

the pandemic has affected nearly $1600000000.00 students across more than $190.00 countries at least $40000000.00 children have missed their preschool year because of covert 19 restrictions $1250000000.00 children were out of school before the pandemic now the u.n. is warning nearly 24000000 more could drop out whole lose access to education the u.n. says before reopening schools it's important to control local transmission supply adequate funding and reach worse off students almost out of study is a senior fellow at. a policy think tank he joins us now from islamabad thank you for your time one longer term impacts will this missing out have on young people particularly in the global south and developing countries. i think you know it's probably the most important question that needs to be asked you know there was a lot of focus on school re openings a lot of countries have tried to reopen schools some with some success others you

know have had to go back to shutting them down but there was an anticipation here in pakistan that september 15th is probably the outer limit of how long government can sort of hold on before private schools especially low cost private schools in particular are forced to open because many of them are going to go bankrupt but these temporal considerations ignore the question that you asked which as i said is probably the most vital the long term implications of the learning loss the long term implications of the policy momentum that has been lost in a country like pakistan where the estimates are that still over 20000000 kids are out of school kids that should be in school according to the constitution and according to any metric or measure of sort of human decency and yet the fact that schools have been closed as long as they have the number of bankruptcies in the low cost private school sector the learning loss impact especially on kids that are of

a younger age all of those things combined with the exacerbated sentiment and awareness that people will have after this that the digital divide is no longer some conceptual old realm it actually deeply and it measurably effects the potential learning and cognitive development of young people in a country like pakistan in the whole south asia region not cross africa and i would say this extends even to developed countries but obviously in those countries there's much more money available to throw at the problem i think on something you mentioned there you know younger kids they have these incredible developmental jumps at that sort of a so if they know going to preschool of those early years of school is it a matter of not it's not just you know failing to learn facts but actually failing to know how to learn and what impact that might have down the road. absolutely

there's a huge developmental challenge when we interviewed school teachers that were trying to engage which with kids online what we found was that as the as the age goes up so at grade levels 56 and 7 when kids are 111213 it's easier to manage a group of say 8 or 10 kids on a zoom call but when you when you're dealing with 5678 year olds even trying to do assume go with 3 of them at one time is difficult so there's obviously they're learning loss impact of the developmental impact but also imagine the stress levels that many teachers of children who can't afford digital technology where have i pads or screens at home will have 4 g. internet connections even in those cases the there is a developmental and learning impact on the kids but there's also a massively enhanced work hours and stress levels for teachers because they're

having to learn how to do this in a truly brave new world in which the rules haven't been written yet. thank you so much for your time wish our society they're seeing a fellow at tab a policy think tank. oil giant british petroleum is reporting a record $16800000000.00 net loss in the 2nd quarter as a result of the pandemics economic fallout the company has cut its dividends by half pay has already announced it's cutting 10000 jobs 2000 of which are in the u.k. along with major losses the company has announced new plans to increase investment in low carbon energy. but more ahead on the news hour including we'll have the latest on the devastation caused by south korea's longest monsoon rains in 7 years . the president of batteries faces mounting opposition as he tries for a 6th term in office. and in sports the former wrestler making

a move into american football i would say with that story. pakistan's prime minister imran khan has told al-jazeera his country prevented a military escalation between saudi arabia and iran he also spoke about last year's border skirmish with india and new delhi is decision to revoke the autonomy of indian and misted kashmir the indian government rather than. asking us for an explanation or watering proofs trying to prove that pakistan was involved in this sent the jets and bombed us we we had to retaliate one of the indian jets was brought down in pakistan we did turn the pilot because pakistan does not want an escalation and i repeat do nuclear armed countries you can order for an

escalation because you do not want no one's. going to small skirmishes starts you don't know where it will end up and that's why we tried our best to tell the indians the let's resolve this issue on the table we are willing to talk to them but that was only till 5th august last year and a curfew has been imposed in indian administered kashmir in anticipation of protests on wednesday the day marks one year since the indian government stripped the region of its special status the curfew is aimed at preventing any possible violence soldiers have warned residents to stay indoors and put up barricades along made brutes. zimbabwe's president. is defending his government against allegations of renewed crackdown on dissent a local human rights group says more than 60 people have been arrested since last week the government enforced a coronavirus lockdown just days before planned protests last friday the opposition says this was aimed at stopping its rarely calling for an gaga and the ruling party

to resign well for more on this home in tulsa joins me now live from her so far what did president emerson and gaga say when he addressed the nation. well after weeks of tension a race and in these human rights abuses president in muslim men god called for calm he said that his government is trying to find a balance between maintaining peace and security in the country while at the same time allowing people to express themselves when it comes to the economy turning around the economy he said that it has been an easy thing he came into power in 2017 he did his administration has been dealing with the case of drought with sanctions and now the covert 19 pandemic and then he said doc forces inside and outside the country are working to destabilize the economy but he didn't say who these dog forces are last week some senior officials in the rulings on if a party did waste in embassies who are in the country are working with off with the

should groups and activists to try and undermine the authority of the government they think the american ambassador brian nichols and basically warned him to behave accusing him of funding protease of encouraging people to take to the streets now zimbabwe has been a hot topic on social media is the ticking the last few days with the hash tag. trending on social media these are people who are mainly anti-government who are upset and angry with the high rate of corruption in the country who's saying that the public health care system isn't a shambles they want the economy prove they're tired of a raise they tired of these alleged human rights abuses and some of been calling for prison and got away and the ruling party if he had to step aside and allow someone else to lead her when we talk about this this clamp down on dissent just give us a snapshot of the human rights situation in zimbabwe running now. well

human rights lawyers are saying that dozens of people across the country have been arrested just before the friday protest and off the words they're saying that some people mainly opposition leaders and activists have gone on social media and i've said that the too afraid to go home to be with home in case police come and arrest them they have been accused by security forces trying to plan last week's friday and to government protests one particular story is that of a journalist who went to social media to narrate is the deal he said that when you heard the police were looking for him he didn't go home they went and hid somewhere else the police then went to his house they took some of his relatives when they couldn't find him and then a few days later they released his nephew who had been badly beaten he's now in hospital just one story of someone who says that they are scared for their lives because they speak out against corruption and against what's wrong with what's going on with the government the human rights lawyers saying that also right now trying to find people who are they to be missing they're also trying to get people

who are locked up in prison right now in jail trying to get them out on bail to maine people now the focus their attention the opposition to jacob gotti if we may who was a race to 2 weeks ago for allegedly organizing last week for those protests and a freelance journalist hopewell chin going on he was arrested for going on social media accused of encouraging people to participate in active government protests and inciting violence they are hoping to get bail on thursday at the high court thanks for that hermit also there live from her. polls have opened to a presidential election in by the roosts where voters have 5 days to counts their ballots president alexander that has led since 9094 and is vying for his 6th consecutive term he's facing his strongest opposition in a decade protests against his leadership of been intensifying driven by a poor economy had his handling of the pandemic well president came to power in 9094 after leading an anti-corruption drive in parliament

a former soviet state farm director he's accused of controlling the media and stifling dissent by jailing opponents and independent voices a referendum in 2004 lifted the presidential 2 term limit making it possible for the code to leave indefinitely for years he has betrayed himself as a force for stability for the nation of 9500000 people and under his leadership belarus has been a staunch ally of moscow but in relations of recently solid to his security officials accused russian mercenaries of trying to destabilize the country ahead of the elections well joining us now from minsk is roman chuck he is president of the scientific research center that's a think tank thank you for your time just tell us how serious is the challenge the political challenge that is facing now. it's placing the most serious challenge in just 26 years he's facing multiple disruptions crises russia

economy damage and for the 1st time he has lost public support to why. was nobody and nobody no new birth 3 months ago now she's a leading force of the opposition and she is uniting everybody who is sick and tired of looking. when analysts compare the situation there about us now to ukraine in 2014 i was reading just given here the reports that some suspected russian mercenaries have been arrested in belarus and accused of plotting to destabilize the country what do you think are the potential geo political ramifications of this election. you can hardly abolish the russian regime which is quite strong with 33 person mercenaries from russia or a representative wagner group of course look at young guys using that to frighten people just say there are about to come good lord and we're ready to fight they're

ready to use my part that is aimed to ignite again rule force and to force people to vote for him and in fact at this moment look at 10 days making his presentation rather like annual report to the parliament and the people and he looks very ill for the 1st time he's not inspiring and i think that he has lost touch with the reality and the people so i think that this sort of. mystery approach to dealing with the people is of the last the time to stay in power and know nobody knows what will be on the fence the ogre's the final date of election is not the ball so we are in for some changes and changes will be coming after the presidential election you yourself were a presidential candidate back in 2010 so i guess you better than many people would know what the lay of the land is like how do you think will respond if the polls go

against him given that previous elections have been called the the free nor fair i mean could the polls even go against him i think. he controls election commissions to control or structure or role telecommunication he ran a truth which over internet and all means of communication so he has the time and tuesday to the very end and we all wish this end will not be bloody so we pray and there are numerous. well known by the russians to. count votes to prove my apologies we seem to have lost the connection with that was wrong and czech president of the miss is scientific centex . ok moving on. spain's former king juan carlos has left the country after corruption allegations surfaced against him and says still being

available to prosecutors if they want to interview him shell about us has. spain's former king juan carlos nowhere to be seen as investigations continue into his involvement in a rail contract in saudi arabia and an alleged $100000000.00 gift from the late saudi king abdullah spain's world house published one carlos his decision to leave the country in it he tells his son king philippe his departure is necessary due to public repercussions from susan past events in his private life the announcement live spaniard stunned and divided our you know it must be the concept of innocence before old guilty miley narrow i thought of this it's better that he just goes he hasn't been giving a very good image of spain but if it had. we think it's terrible because this person has done a lot for spain with his dark and bright moments but he has done more good than harm. one carlos is credited with helping spain peacefully restore democracy after

the death of dictator francisco franco in 1975 but he was time to buy scandals including a luxury safari trip which involved shooting elephants during spain's economic crisis in 20122 years later he abdicated in favor of his son felipe a newly gumby fuel of fuel you see you know him but my only ambition was and always will be to contribute to the welfare progress and liberty of all spanish people i want the best to spain to whom i've dedicated my entire life and to service i've given all my a bit see my hopes and my efforts. that stooping down hasn't stopped corruption allegations from tracing the palace is education also meant he lost immunity from prosecution right given to spain's head of state when coming to see it investigation is can contact him if needed dallas 0 let's get more now from

errol who joins us live from madrid law so why has juan carlos rarely made this move isn't just about making things easier for his son what's really going on here yes that is for making fun carlos announced yesterday to his son the. stakes that he was leaving is saying to another country we don't know that this nation is just a nation and the decision was made comes after spain supreme court began few weeks ago one investigation into the alleged moment of that high speed rail contract in saudi arabia that is from a king who would have been to say $100000000.00 as a commission of his maybe a ship between saudi arabia and the spanish firms that. benefit for

a nearly $8000000000.00 from these contract we have to remember that king juan carlos immunity in 2014. cation after nearly 40 years of being the king following a corruption corruption investigation of his son in a low and. the scandal of he has so far read the elephant hunting trip. when he broke his hip and it was made public these private trip to kenya while the crisis. moscow wants has the reaction. well the 1st reaction to media reaction yesterday a few hours after these alleged very forming of his the city of living the spade when you have a ready left. so the 1st reaction of many politicians and people in the streets was saying that he was running away from justice after they do as

the investigation from the spanish supreme court begun but immediately has no you gave a step toward saying that juan carlos will be available for any interview pulled from the prosecutor's some politicians and say hey you want to do you want to run away from the looting or he's exciting and the most important reaction was to sun king believe best sake's say and he appreciates this gesture from his father and he also had like the key role of his father during the transition from spain's dictatorship in 1075 to spain's the more crissy the key role of. doing this than is chances. thank you for that editor there live for us and madrid. flash floods have had several provinces in yemen killing at least 20 people some are in breach in the east of the capital sana'a is one of the worst affected 2 weeks of heavy rain have destroyed shelters and farms more than 2 and

a half 1000 families have lost their homes. flooding and landslides in south korea have killed at least 14 people lots of the damages in regions surrounding the capital seoul president moon jane has called an emergency meeting of mcbride reports from the city of pancho near the demilitarized zone separating the 2 koreas . the holland river through so overflowing its banks after days of torrential rain an extreme weather system that straddled the central part of the korean peninsula for days is now being fed by a typhoon moving through neighboring china mountainous regions in south korea have suffered the worst damage from flash floods and mudslides those killed and missing were mostly caught in homes and buildings that were inundated. which put out by the war if we get more rain will have to evacuate our home might get swept away as well it's tough but psychologically draining north korea is also being affected

announcing the highest level of warning for some areas it's expecting rainfall of up to $500.00 millimeters. the national emergency and disaster coming in is strengthening its unified command system to minimize damage from the floor in the end rains. with crops threatens the north is particularly vulnerable to extreme weather. it's been releasing water from dams to ease the pressure on its waterways including the engine river that flows into the south in 2009 a surge of water from the north killed 6 people here after that incident north korea agreed to tell the south when it was releasing water into the river but with the recent souring of relations all of the hot lines between the 2 koreas have been cut and the north has been flooding the river with water without warning south korean president moon j.n. has been holding an emergency meeting to coordinate the government's efforts in

dealing with the rains which are expected to continue through this week robert bright al-jazeera to south korea. typhoon. china's province the storage the eastern coast in the early hours of tuesday $380000.00 people forced to leave their homes the stronger is the region's 4th typhoon this year. well let's get more now on the way their hair is every 10 emerson so what is the latest with the typhoon so good news and bad news came the good news is that it has weakened in terms of the wind but the bad news is free there is still plenty more rain so there will be further flooding you can see on the satellite picture this cloud just to the north of taiwan that says how group it and it's making its way in a general mall the direction coming in located just to the west of shanghai starting to fall apart because it has made landfall as i said it's still a fair amount of rain to come ahead of it we've seen a fair bit of rain on either side of the yellow sea just stopped to walsh and gone

province we had 132 millimeters of rain and in north korea similar amount of rainfall coming through here and had to pit for that's going to run across a similar path as i said it has weakened it's now been downgraded to a tropical depression so we're not too concerned about the winds but plenty of rainfall coming in over the next few days it'll continue to push its way further north has as it moves out into the open waters of the yellow sea and may well just intensify briefly before pushing across the korean peninsula and heading up towards the sea of japan just coming in behind you see this law and a very heavy rain over the seasonal rains this is the mayu front is going to engage with it and it will gradually get dragged droit across north korea pushing its way over towards northern parts of china so over the next few days we could well see another $200.00 maybe $300.00 millimeters of rain coming in across the area came but it will gradually ease next week thank you for evidence. so it's come on

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watching are just there are a reminder of our top stories this hour hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help force coronavirus isolation or has anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00. u.n. secretary general is warning of a generational catastrophe as education systems worldwide go through the lawn just destruction in history because of the pandemic everyone points experienced units have been affected. zimbabwe's president amisom in god is defending his government against allegations of a renewed crackdown on dissent a local human rights group says more than 60 people have been arrested since last week. here as president donald trump has publicly rebuked the head of the white house coronavirus task force he's accuse dont to deborah of hurting his administration after she said the rapid spread of covert 19th throughout america

marks a new phase in the pandemic reynolds reports from los angeles. dr deborah burke's is one of the most prominent experts supposedly advising president donald trump over the coronavirus pandemic but trump lashed out at burke's on monday calling her pathetic and suggesting that she was out to do him political damage burke said warned in an interview that the outbreak had entered a new stage and the virus was extraordinarily widespread in the u.s. in a white house press conference trump seemed to backtrack should person have a lot of respect for so far the virus. has infected more than 4000000 700000 people in the u.s. and killed more than 155000 the centers for disease control forecasts $20000.00 additional deaths by late this month trump once again hailed his administration's response the united states has done an amazing job and great job

meanwhile teacher protests continue to grow against schools fully reopening next month something continues to strongly support and negotiations stalled over extending an economic lifeline to $30000000.00 unemployed us workers as it white house negotiators met with democratic leaders on capitol hill the sticking points include the democrats desire to continue unemployment benefits of $600.00 a week republicans say that's too generous and proposed $200.00 a week instead democrats also want to allocate a trillion dollars to states and cities hit hard by revenue shortfalls resulting from the pandemic trump dismissed the idea they want to bail out cities and states that have done a bad job over a long period of time nothing to do with the coronavirus or china virus or whatever you want to call it they want to bail out cities and states and what bailout money

trump has been talking about signing an executive order extending unemployment benefits and banning vixens but so far he has not acted robert oulds al-jazeera. hurricane massai us has weakened to a tropical storm shortly after making landfall in north carolina 300000 have lost power and flooding in a beachside community caused several house finds itself passing through instant posts of the state the storm is headed up north toward new york state take gray joins us now live from wilmington north carolina jay what's the latest. well we are finally thankfully getting a bit of a break from the storm we still see some wind gusts at times but nothing like we saw overnight with not only those winds but driving rains that have caused flash flooding in several areas in this community the storm making landfall about 40 miles south of where we are right now in an area called ocean isle beach it's

moving very quickly moving up the east coast as you talk about and with that move it's lost a bit of intensity but still a tropical storm and still with some very strong winds the biggest issues that are going to be that rain the rain's going to continue to fall for the next day day and a half along the path of this storm and we're going to see much more flooding your own along the communities in its wake and we're also concerned about the possibility of tornadoes this system has spawned some tornadoes in this area overnight now the sun starting to come up we'll get a better idea of the damage here again no right now finally this area thankfully getting a bit of a break what about the preparations were people there prepared for for what was to come. yeah i think they were ready for this storm getting things in order before it made

landfall one thing you can't prepare for something even in these areas where they're used to the effects of a hurricane that they didn't know was how it would affect them as far as covert 19 a virus well obviously is something that everyone across the country in the world is dealing with right now i know that it altered some of the plans of emergency managers they had to alter their rescue plans high water rescues are moving into areas that had been damaged but also in shelters and we've had more than 300000 people across this area a vacuum wait those shelters had testing going on fever testing and other things anyone with any symptoms was moved to a separate area but in the normal if you will areas where people were sheltering they still were required to wear man as can socially distance so you need more room to get people in and spread out that's something they're learning on the fly and

they'll have to continue to learn as the storm now moves to the north thanks for that jay gray there live from wilmington in north carolina. u.s. investigators say a raging wildfire in southern california sparked by the axle last of a diesel truck and 8000 fable have been forced from their homes since friday and the agency crews say they're struggling to contain the fire that's already been through 100 square kilometers of land. and u.s. federal john to son was killed by a gunman has called for better privacy laws for those who serve on the bench investigations believe the s.s. sat last and her family were targeted because of her position she reports. last month a man dressed as a korea pulled up at judge s. to salvage his house in new jersey silas was tidying up with her son following his 20th birthday celebrations the day before daniel and i went downstairs to the basement and we were chatting as we always do and daniel said

mom let's keep talking i love talking to you mom and it was that exact moment that the doorbell rang and then you looked at me and said chris that and before i could say a word he sprinted up stairs within seconds. i heard the sound of bullets and someone screaming no. i later learned. that. this monster who had a fed ex package in his hand opened fire a daniel being daniel protected his father and it took this year's 1st bullet to regulate to the test the gunman then shot judge tyler's husband

multiple times he's recovering in hospital however the target is believed to have been judged us the alleged gunman 72 year old attorney roy dunn hollander described himself as an empty feminist last summer here appear before drug sellers who he later described as a quote lazy and incompetent latino judge appointed by obama and quote hollander was found dead in his car in new york the day after he killed silas a son authorities say he shot himself in addition hollander had a list of what are thought to be other potential targets including several female judges john seiler says she's speaking up to protect other judges and their families we know that our job requires us to make tough calls. and sometimes those calls can leave people angry and upset and fortunately for my family. the threat was real and the free flow of

information from the internet allowed this sick and deprived human being to find all our personal information and target us my sons that can not be in. power this is a time when all of our personal information has been commodified as never before and josiah sez she accepts change will be complicated but she adds the dialogue should begin shared with her and see out new york 4 of my proposed a have been subpoenaed by democratic party members of congress they're investigating the firing of the state department's former inspector general steve linnik its team was looking into an 8000000000 dollar arms sell to saudi arabia and other arab allies despite humanitarian concerns of the war damage the neck is one of several federal government watchdogs who's been sacked by president trump. adults whistleblower once the netherlands government investigation of ignoring his

attempts to expose nuclear espionage for its van was a punished for turning in his colleague who was selling secret intelligence to pakistan in the early 1970 s. a colleague ended up building pakistan's nuclear bomb and selling the technology on to other countries steadfast some reports from seat city of a meal. 45 years after the commission fritz famine lost his job was kidnapped and intimidated for speaking out about a nuclear scandal involving companies like hanko he's vowing to continue his fight for justice to so-called whistleblowers being supported by a decision of the dutch house of whistleblowers this new whistleblower authority says for months treatment was wrong and his warnings about the pakistani spy gun were valid so israel bowling for the show will a free that is very important for society to know what happened in the 1970 s.

the dutch state has violated the nonproliferation treaty jeopardize the lives of millions because pakistan sold the information to china north korea and iran this is huge in the early 1970 s. fear among work together with in a laboratory that this signed a new technique to enrich uranium by using ultra centrifuges for a ranko when the v.m. unvisited god's house one day he became suspicious and nico in his room i saw drawings of the ultra centrifuge secret drawings for sure that's not allowed but when fi a man told his employer storch he believed khan was a spy he was told to keep quiet when he didn't he was sacked and held in detention by dutch justice officials his name ended up on a secret service watch list and vehemence says agents regularly intercepted him when he was travelling it's very strange a spy travels from pakistan to the netherlands to steal nuclear secrets and older equipment the spy is not punished but the man who reports him the whistleblower

that's not how democracy works i want to know the water service the m.p. has asked for an investigation by the institution that oversees dutch secret services the former dutch prime minister who died said that the cia had asked the metal and do not arrest khan so they could see what he was planning in 1908 and became the so-called father of the nuclear bomb in pakistan and continues to be treated as a hero in his homeland and the list that it will ever be known who was responsible for the truth revealed of what happened it is a very complicated case with intelligence services in. from different countries even you know so much of information is lacking so i wouldn't say we need court cases we need apologies to mistreatment should be held accountable. of course i think it. should be held accountable in response to questions the dutch interior ministry said that the role of the former government needs further investigation

but didn't provide details about when that will happen 45 years later the dutch government and the companies involved have yet to explain why state secrets could be stolen so easily and why nobody has been held accountable for the major consequences this after us had in this statement that what happened to vehement won't happen again and the whistleblower mechanism is now in place but for prince william on this is not enough he wants compensation and those involved to face justice step else's era. the has officially declared her candidacy for a 2nd term in office on science and she took the reins of power in 2016 after an electoral landslide she's been subject to global criticism for denying crimes committed against the rohingya minority the election is set for november. thailand has a gun culture that some of compared to that of the united states the mass shooting that killed 29 people earlier this year has prompted new questions about the need

for reform is there a scar has that story from corner at. it was thailand's worst mass shooting after killing his commanding officer an active duty soldier went on a shooting spree in the northeastern city of caracas in early february it took police over 16 hours to bring the rampage to an end before the soldier was shot and killed in the shopping mall 29 people were dead dozens wounded. a lot to take on no but i was riding his motorcycle near the mall when he saw someone injured in bleeding. on and once i saw him i just wanted to help him i didn't even think dest shooting going on about deacon was then shot several times and spent 3 months in intensive care he never like guns before and now has a message for gun enthusiasts communication in the days when mistakes happen it can change someone's entire life they should not think it's cold. but gee about t.

cons a view of guns is uncommon in thailand according to the small arms survey thailand tops the list for gun ownership in all of asia 15 out of every 100 people here own a firearm that's more than 10000000 weapons but about 4000000 of them are unregistered while the deadly shooting here in karada is viewed by some criminologist as a copycat to previous mass shootings it has elevated concern over the gun culture here in thailand where it just in guns is it fueled by the perception of control power and status. some see thailand's gun culture tied to popular hobbies and trends and missionary influenced by u.s. troops stationed here during the vietnam war but political instability is also a factor. politics play a big part of gun culture in thailand the political situation here is not stable and people have been living under different regimes so people trying to preserve their power to do that they feel they need firearms especially tire leaks.

with some good is the editor of a gun magazine and a gun range owner he doesn't think there's a correlation between the number of weapons and the amount of gun crime is worried about illegal weapons in untrained hands. it's about the state of our society the state of our economy or influences from social media that people see mass shooting in america and copy the behavior. many thais feel that if weapons remain as easy to get as they are now there could very well be more vigils held for those killed by guns it's got harder al-jazeera thailand. still ahead on al-jazeera in sports find out who has won the title for riding the biggest wave in sapphic.

move. over the border. so i'm not a sporty as far thanks so much jim all for the 1st time since 2010 the l.a. lakers have secured top spot in the n.b.a.'s western conference the lakers clinched them all in seed with a win over the utah jazz le bron james contributed 22 points in this 168180 victory le bron says basketball's return since the coronavirus law down hasn't stopped him and other players speaking out against racial injustice. there were so many conversations before we got here. you know this is this right here the bubble that's planned bass want to take away from anything. that has been absolute

. absolute that has given us. the opportunity to every single day speak about the passion of whatever's going to push our lives and whatever's going on in society as trying to make a change being dynamic being heard but denver nuggets needed overtime to beat oklahoma city thunder the nod gets eventually winning 121-2113 they remain 3rd in the western conference standings behind the lakers and the l.a. clippers it's the philadelphia phillies were back in action for the 1st time in more than a week after the team had to go through a series of coronavirus checks the valleys took on the new york yankees on monday their last game was against the mining marlins on july 26th the same day 4 marlins players tested positive for the coronavirus the phillies subsequently had 7 games postponed they lost this 163. cricketers are getting ready to play their

1st test match in 6 months the team's 3 test series against england starts on wednesday most of the players have been in england since late june preparing for the series and a bio secure environment 10 of the squad tested positive for corona virus in pakistan ahead of the tour. believe it still. are. in order to be part of. the 2 is an indian in 20162018 there are some young new faces. coming on for. england come into the 1st test having just beaten the west indies in a 3 match series all games are being played behind closed doors with the series opener taking place in manchester. we saw at the beginning of the rest in this is that we are a little bit under protest from

a match one of you need to get as much as you had crept in the nets and the grass instance really gives you that time in the middle of that match shots over you had that series was that was a good stead. now actor and former wrestler dwayne the rock johnson is now the owner of an american football league johnson is part of a group that's bought the access fell in a $15000000.00 deal the league recently filed for bankruptcy after the chrono virus pandemic forced the cancellation of its season and f.l. writer doug for our sisily has the press has to become a success. post wrestling he's learned how to brand everything so you've got a guy in dwayne johnson and his partner in your cea who know how to bring things to social media to television to movies to streaming they've branded all sorts of things then you bring in red bird capital which is a while but the yes network which is the. television network they have partnered

with the n.f.l. to do these you know you paid thousands of dollars to sit in a special box the super bowl or the n.c.a.a. championship and stuff like that. dwayne johnson has a net worth of over 300000000 rehberg capital right now has assets under management of 4bb with a big so it's not me mr vince mcmahon who tried to start the except and then to assess its hated he had enough 2 i think assets under management or enough capital to sort of push it forward the difference with dwayne johnson and red bird capital is you've got organizations and people who not only are able to take an initial loss and look at the long term view which is essential for any sports 'd league that's starting now but you also have companies that are interested in and have a really tacit understanding of how to brand things and multiple platforms and make

people interested and have a think of it it's vital. and to wind surfers of one awards for riding the biggest waves of the year ellie olsen clinched the paddle of the year title after surfing a monstrous wave measuring more than 15 meters in the pacific ocean off now he's no shore last year james rode the same wave on the same day to claim the women's prize the infamous well has deservedly earned the nickname jaws ok man it's all yours for him back to you thank you so much for. how i say laughter is the best medicine man can how to relieve stress well in peru for clowns and determined to bring joy to communities affected by the pandemic driving around the capital lima and detaining residents looks like from a distance including many who have lost their jobs per is among the world's hardest hit countries with more than 400000 cases and $19000.00 deaths some is that i will

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never seen and a story not base where 2 companies similar to honestly involving the same group of people have failed at the same time but where the money go is the $1000000.00 question al-jazeera world investigates the dramatic story of the rise and full of an indian tycoon. and the missing millions on al-jazeera. the leader of the profile of the well should we but we shall rest in 2017 people in power investigated like trinidad and tobago became a ripe recruiting ground for i saw. your profile as so there's no hope almost in 2020 we return to uncover the fate of those who left their homelands to join conflicts in iraq and syria or caribbean to caliph it on his utero.

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