the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality that picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian forget this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes from afghanistan to mexico and france the challenges facing students parents and teachers and school starts during a global pandemic. sudan declares a 3 month state of emergency after some of the worst flooding in decades. and it

was a totally fake story despite the denials the pressure remains on the u.s. president donald trump as he tries to fight off accusations that he mocks the nation's war dead plus. and katherine sawyer in 10 years model forest where the government is trying to solve a complicated landownership problem and protect the forest i'll tell you why some indeed. say the big 3 ted. and his 4 little messi is not happy but he's staying the team have trained without sin the day messy gave up on his ambition of leaving the club. schools all over the world a reopening this week after months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic in from. 12000000 students returned to classes on tuesday but

a jump of 9000 infections nationally on friday forced some to close again in spain teachers students and parents have been protesting in malaga they say that measures to stop the spread of covert 19 in schools across the south simply aren't good enough but in mexico students of started distance classes communities are rallying to fill gaps such as in this took to a shop in mexico city which is offering free internet books and tutoring let's go live now to mexico city or to sears manuel or apollo could tell us more about the situation there. a bit cliche of an example with the tortilla shop and the children learning through their wife i system but is actually a perfect example of the sort of camaraderie that's emblematic of mexican culture and and the people here in mexico that mexico's education secretary has vowed not

to leave any children behind when it comes to the emergency education program put in place as a contingency for the cope with the ongoing outbreak here in mexico which is the 2nd worst in latin america 2nd only to brazil but elementary schools secondary schools here in mexico have been closed in many states since the month of march when the pandemic really started to gain steam here in mexico the government the federal government is betting on on remote learning something that a lot of schools have already been doing using apps like what's app and other software such as zoom to to to do classes over the internet but the government just recently announced signing a $20000000.00 contract with several different television broadcasters here in mexico to broadcast learning programs again placing a lot of their bets on on television as you can imagine this is sparked a lot of criticism especially from folks who say that not enough people have access

to to a t.v. or too many children in one home for one television set or not enough access to education 4 out of 10 homes lack internet access here in mexico so there are a lot of obstacles that the government still hasn't announced how exactly they're going to be fixing that but for poor and rural communities indigenous communities here in mexico there has been announcement that educational programs will be done over the radio again there was this promise from the government not to leave any children behind but there's also this expectation almost in an inevitable expectation that many children will simply lose the school year others will drop out adding to a dropout rate which otherwise has been in decline here in mexico for the last 10 years adrian i was irresponsible reporting live from mexico city many well many thanks indeed. in iran schools have reopened to 15000000 students after 7 months of coronavirus and forced closure iran is the worst hit country in the

middle east now to syria's assad big reports now from tehran. temperature checks a disinfectant tunnel. and social distancing is what mit students returning to school into iran journalists were invited to this school to see iran's safety measures president hasn't rouhani addressed the flag waving children by a video link. today the education starts it means education doesn't shut down even under the toughest conditions it is the teacher's responsibility to remove anxiety from the minds of students and their families anxiety will prevent students from beginning the educational here. some in the country have questioned the government's handling of the pandemic that wrong is still considered under iran's red zone for krone virus infections and despite measures in place in schools like this one some parents are still reluctant to send their children back to school i make out and tell you cast aside i have lots of stress and i'm worried one of my sons allergies and i disagree with him attending school in this situation i think i

won't let him go to school because his health is a priority over education their kids they touch everything and then they touch their faces the children however seemed less concerned. i think it's good to come to school with stayed at home for nearly half the year and studied online yes there are concerns about the virus at school but we should just observe the health protocols plus times have been reduced to 35 minutes students attend on alternate days and an online learning occasion has been introduced the education minister to try to reassure parents. the health of students is our most important concern we don't want to put students' health at risk we trust the health ministries have great experience fighting the virus we hope families also trust us and we'll be sure that the education sector is following health protocols but. more than 100 people a day a dying from the corona virus in iran and about 2000 are becoming infected the

government may want to return to normality but it's still luck it has a grip of the spread of the virus said big al-jazeera the iran iraq has warned that its hospitals may lose control of the country's outbreak within days countries reported more than 5000 total infections the health ministry has put down this week spiking cases to people attending large gatherings without wearing masks or observing social distancing al-jazeera story is live for us now in baghdad there are some new figures just out doors which indicate that the number of new infections may be slowing. well there is a slight decrease over the past 24 hours as opposed to the numbers that came out on friday just over 4600 new confirmed cases across the country and 63 people have died in the past 24 hours as a result of code related issues but these figures are an indication that the shura

gatherings which took place on august 30th in the city of karbala in southern iraq which commemorates the death of among hossein who is the grandson of the late prophet is the one of the main reasons that we're seeing such a spike in these numbers over the past 48 hours across the country does the nearly 10000 new infections and those numbers are something this country has not seen just to give you an idea in neighboring iran is double the size of population of iraq and they have half the number of confirmed cases we also understand that these figures that we receive on a daily basis are not true indication of the actual number of people that are confirmed to have the virus because many people don't get tested or they are too afraid to go to hospitals many of the facilities and medical facilities in the country are not equipped to deal with the number of people that they should be dealing with on a daily basis the just the numbers we've seen of people who have contracts

it cold in 1000 boe go into a medical facility in baghdad alone over the past 48 hours has been just around 370 so this shows us that they really a number of people we've spoken to as well say even if they do get sick they do not seek medical help so what's the government doing to head off a loss of control. well there's been a number of measures put into place one of them is a partial curfew across the country from 10 pm to 5 am there's also a strict rules or regulations about government employees working from home there's only about 25 percent of employees going into office says there's also a law that you need to wear a mask in public spaces but the issue is it's not being fully a forced so many people are not abiding by the guidelines that have been set out by their health authorities in this country and that is one of the main concerns there's also daily protests ongoing about the lack of the points in the country and

the people that we've spoken to among those protesters say that not having money is more of an issue for them than it catching cold with $1000.00 so there are many challenges facing the government here and the wall the health organization has said that the country must try to control the spread of this virus before it gets out of control though so many thanks did i was there is still such a priority reporting live from baghdad sudan's government has declared a 3 month state of emergency after weeks of flooding that have led to the deaths of nearly 100 people the nile's risen to levels not seen in a century but overall rates of flooding and rain exceed record set in the 1940 s. and 198100000 homes have been badly damaged or of collapsed whole 4000000 people have been affected. by that have gotten our power uprooted equipment is out of order and there's a high possibility they won't operate again needless to say residents are all

gripped with fear and panic we have not slept for days there while the flies and mosquitoes are multiplying in huge numbers color may break out at any moment god forbid that's why we've planted insecticide spring campaign more now from our 00 morgan who's in concert. government officials in sudan are attributing the reasons behind the level of the nile river to multiple factors they say one of them is climate change which has resulted in heavy rainfall in the if you can highlands and that water eventually comes down stream in the blue nile through the blue nile which contributes to 80 percent of the nile river now we've seen the banks of the nile flooding with homes destroyed neighborhoods completely submerged in water and we've seen people getting displaced as a result so down the government after declaring a 3 month state of emergency has called an aid organizations to to try to help those affected and those displaced by the floods now the other reasons that meteorologists say has resulted in the level in the rise of the national level the

number of bands that have been build on the nile river over the past few years we've got 3 in dams here in sudan we've got one on the sudanese egyptian border the aswan high dam and there is the ground if you can are not on them that is still being built on the if you can highlands the on the top of the if you can highlands the source of the blue nile river. police in the u.k. have arrested dozens of climate change protesters who managed to delay the distribution of several national newspapers activists from the extinction rebellion movement blocked access to the printing presses of 4 news papers including the son of the daily mail prime minister boris johnson accused the protesters of attacking media freedom and democracy as part of a 2 week campaign launched by the movement to raise awareness of climate change and hundreds of extinction rebellion protests as a bounce on the streets of poland's capital warsaw calling on ward leaders to

declare a climate an ecological emergency and to take immediate action to address climate change. and speak to a chink over from the grantham research institute on climate change and the environment at the london school of economics good to have you with us at to what extent has the pandemic do rail the fight against climate change. well of course and the conditions of global pandemic scott women's' how to deal with more immediate priorities such as protecting human life and probably how and i think as we started building back from the front they make it's very important that climate change doesn't sleep from the priority you know the leaders and i think this is what some of this actions that we're seeing that on the wall that trying to deliver this message who are they delivering this message to the world in general all the specific countries that need to do much more on the climate

action but others. well i think in the context of that it building from call of it i think all leaders should really take this as an opportunity to i think what measures to support the economists and the conditions when we're facing a global recession that you've bought for jack to bring it konami growth creates new jobs but also help us out the climate crisis and there are a number of measures that can be taking in that respect so i think this message is very relevant to a number of countries but then particularly assuming all that i just some leaders picking it up in europe the european union is looking at the at the package of measures to build the european economy and also to help but as climate change i think germany and france also looking to take some action and have already made

some announcements and i can give us some examples also for what the u.k. government is doing in this respect. ok i mean if you can be very brief give us give us some very quick examples because there's another question i want to ask. so for example in the u.k. the government has announced that from the end of september all households can imply foregrounds the homes program where the governments would provide of the votes are for and the to do efficiency improvements to homes for example. introduce. insulation to walls to make their houses more efficient for a roof and so lation installing double glazing and so this kinds of measures what how a family is spending less on that and that it should be all over the long term to be more comfortable in their homes but also how could it new jobs in the construction industry and so that's the u.k. you talked about germany and france is that the motivation of the motivation rather

to make it a political priority in places like china or the u.s. . well i think u.s. at the moment is the country that doesn't didn't answer gets a lot of good in stimulus measures and that it covered a package so i think it definitely should be a priority and i think in the context of the elections and they ongoing debate this with been important issue i think china. has has put its out attention so stimulating it in your bill and that is over the past yes and we hope that as they develop that a confident package just this what this would be a priority as well for them really good to talk to dr many thanks indeed a leader of a chunk over the from the london school of economics. this is the nissan still to come on the program. rescuers in beirut still holding out hope of

finding a survivor following last month's explosion. fighting to preserve the language protests in a chinese province where it's fair that mandarin is being promoted ahead of the local mongolia. and in sports the l.a. lakers didn't live up to the top billing in the n.b.a. playoffs find out what happened later in the program. u.s. president donald trump a spent the last 2 days defending himself against allegations that he called america's war dead losers and suckers it's the sort of language of the president is well known for but this time he's struggling to shut down the criticism the atlantic magazine quoted unnamed sources for the story trump suggested that his former chief of staff john kelly may have been behind it serious rosalyn jordan reports. on friday u.s. president donald trump called

a press conference to talk about the economy and the pandemic but reporters wanted to know about the controversy that has been dogging trump all day in an atlantic magazine article which says he has repeatedly disrespected the 2200000 members of the u.s. military it's a disgrace because you look at what i've done for the united states military i love those people i've gotten them pay raises when they didn't get anything near what i've been able to do and i've rebuilt $2.00 trillion dollars every built the united states military now we're including space force nobody has done more for them the atlantic says in 2018 prop was supposed to visit a french cemetery where thousands of u.s. troops are buried he didn't go saying the weather was too bad but sources told the magazine tromp was more worried about the rain messing up his hair. reportedly also

said why should i go to that cemetery it's filled with losers the magazine then claims then called the marines buried their soccer. and that probably didn't want wounded troops taking part in military parades saying nobody wants to see that the magazine also says that troubling question the troops motivation to serve during a trip to arlington national cemetery koch was there with john kelly the retired general who served 1st as his homeland security secretary and then as his chief of staff kelly son was killed in iraq the president stood at robert kelly's grave and said to john i don't get it what was in it for them during his press conference on friday accused john calley of being one of the sources of the story i see anonymous but it could have been a guy like a john kelly because he was because it's going to say he was

a very you know look at some of his news conference is what happened to him he got eaten alive he was unable to handle the pressure of this trough words are being met with skepticism because of his house comments such as this one about john mccain he's not a war hero or hero he is a war of fire appears he's a war hero because he was captured joe biden's campaign quickly made this an issue really saying this ad and the former vice president call the allegations disgusting if true my son volunteered enjoy the united states military as the attorney general who went to a rack for year one the bronze star and other commendations he wasn't a sucker and servicemen and women he served with particularly those did not come home. we're not losers reaction on social media scathing this

from over tired general we met with the chairman of the joint chiefs general dunford his comment was that's a smart guy why is he in the military and from a veterans organization opposed to trump and rosalynn joins us now live from the knicks andrea genea the president's been pretty quiet so far this morning on twitter mind you it is a holiday weekend this controversy though is not going away for him is it. no the controversy is not going away for donald trump apart from a couple of tweets earlier on saturday in which he basically doubled down saying that he hasn't done anything wrong that he has stood by and supported u.s. troops both abroad and here at home the president has been relatively speaking quiet that does not mean that the political controversy has gone away a drain in fact it's been the talk on the cable news channels here in the united

states it was the focus of a discussion on a daily call in political program on one of the public affairs channels here in the united states and it seems just about everyone has an opinion on what the president has said during his tenure and who are the most part a lot of the commentary has been very negative there are some who are supporting the president but they are in essence being drowned out by those who say they are just by what the president reportedly said or had rather than many thanks indeed as much as it is rosalynn jordan live for us in virginia. police in portland have broken up protests as the west coast city marks 100 straight nights of demonstrations over this weekend that will submit arrests it's been going on since the death of george floyd in police custody in may president trump dispatched federal agents to portland in july saying the local authorities

weren't capable of stopping the unrest they would though were later withdrawn so you're almost as following the protests in portland and says that demonstrators energized. tomorrow is the 100 day mark and so there's protests planned all the update i think you know or the police continue to say that they are tired here 'd and you know they can't stack this many police officers the full night of the protests and staff and for the conservative rally. but overall the city is on one hand weary and on the other hand. kind of energized. the thing about the protests in portland is that the president trump he's kind of an ancillary figure most of the chants and the and the kind of demands are to the mayor here they want him to define and even abolish local police depending on who you talk to a lot of it is not sonoran president now when present from some federal agency here

you know it was definitely much more about president and federal government but you know the process here a kind of hyper local with the mayor doesn't you know has not been talking about so much in the press conferences that he's also the police commissioner and a lot of decisions on how to police these protests you know he's directly responsible for so police you know i've been using tear gas and buttons in the making arrests in the street and they've been unsuccessful and i know. this will be protesters i'm seeing the protests each night there's new clips of protesters being brutalized and so the mayor you know is not really giving clear answers on how we you know you know tell his police force to just to police these protests in beirut the search is continuing for a possible survivor but he thought rubble of a collapsed building sensitive scanning equipment detecting a detected signs a briefing earlier this week rescuers have dug 3 tunnels into the building so far

nothing has been found out just arizona hotter reports now from the search area. day 3 of the search operation a body has not been found neither has a survivor there was hope but what we understand from engineers is that. the possibility of finding someone alive is really unlikely it's been 32 days and it's not just that this is the machines that the teams from chile used to detect signs of life they detected it in the 1st group the 2nd group as well as the stairwell they didn't find anybody there there's only one place left and that is the 3rd roof but there is no sign of life there there is a possibility that there could be a dead body but no sign of life according to this engineer he said the dog because it was a dog really that alerted the teams to starts the search off operations gave people hope but at the same time what the dog did really was expose a dysfunctional system really in reference to how the lebanese authorities the

state didn't even search this building in this neighborhood which was badly damaged during that massive explosion on august the force the no there's not. the machine the dogs the machine and the. ball is in the get it 1st 2nd so there was we had nothing there. nevertheless will go to the extreme for capability and remove the 3rd and this gave us hope but it also made fun of all this is the. gas pipeline has exploded in bangladesh at least 16 people have been killed it happened you know a mosque outside the capital dhaka while worshipers were attending prayers dozens of people suffered but. the cause of the blast has yet to be determined. we're going to weather update next here on out to 0 then creating change at the ballot

box on the streets venezuela's opposition is divided on the best way to defeat nicolas maduro and the upcoming election. but there's action from a record breaking night about plastics in belgium that's in the sport but i'll be a little late. but. once again no great change in the weather across the middle east at the moment all hot weather or dry weather the winds generally on the light side for many having said that we may well see the winds picking up around that basis out of the mediterranean where it does still remain well above average in terms of the hate 31 celsius in by right still getting up into the mid thirty's there into jerusalem as we go on into monday still very much on the a warm side and i think that'll be the case for a good part of the new week show is that just around the coke assists between the

black sea and the caspian sea possibility of some showers to just around that cell in the end of the red sea just around the western side of yemen more showers then making the way across the heart of africa central areas pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some very heavy rain well way down into a northern parts of the democratic republic of. uganda seeing some very heavy rain heavy rain there too into that western side of kenya we have got a few showers just around the eastern pos of kenya before much of southern africa it is dry february weather though pushing its way across the southern cape up around the eastern cape as we go on through sunday pushing is why a little further east was in quantum down for monday. in the global fight against financial. crime banks rely on databases for custom a chance and it requires you to ensure that you know who that person is

a new understand the risk that that person brings to the bank in terms of financial current outages or world investigates big financial data and what can happen if you find yourself on a list they're just terrorists the database on al-jazeera. 967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monitored the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional managing israel over $200.00 were killed and wounded the front part of the ship was just red with blood what happened that day has long been the subject of cover up and mystery mouth the truth can be revealed the day israel attacked america a major investigation on al-jazeera. sure.

hello again this is al jazeera a very unforgiving here in doha with the news out of the headlines millions of students across the world are returning to school after months of closure to the coronavirus pandemic mexico's education secretary is emphasizing the importance of remote learning as infections continue to rise authorities in iraq a warning that hospitals may lose control of the country's coronavirus outbreak within days over 5000 new infections were announced on friday that's the highest rise yet. and sudan's government has declared a 3 month state of emergency after weeks of floods that have killed nearly 100 people risen to levels not seen in

a century. libyans in the us a filed a civil lawsuit against the war lord kali for half the 2 families accused of war crimes human rights abuses and torture during his 2016 military offensive on benghazi after been fighting libya's un recognized government in tripoli for control of the country. mollies military has begun talks with opposition groups about handing over power on the leaders seized power last month or put on the increasing international pressure to restore civilian rule the military has pledged to step aside after a transition period of 2 years the president was forced to resign after the takeover. supporters of a rwandan activist for trade in the film hotel rwanda say that has been denied access to a lawyer days after his arrest paul russo bug rusesabagina was detained on monday by rwandan authorities and charged with terrorism he'd been living in

belgium and in the us since 1996 and police didn't say where he was arrested his family believes that he was taken during a visit to dubai. in pakistan protests are growing over the reprinting of cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed tens of thousands marched in the city of karachi the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo reprinted the characters this week marking the start of the trial into the 2015 attack on its office in paris 14 suspects are accused of helping the attackers who were killed by police thousands of women are back on the streets of the bella russian capital minsk calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign when a roof has been gripped by anti-government protests since last month's disputed presidential election the question could deny his opposition accusations that he rigged the polls to stay in office he accuses western governments of conspiring against him. the leaders of serbia and kosovo have agreed to improve economic ties

while avoiding political differences the deal brokered by the us is being hailed as a major breakthrough by president donald trump cause of a says that it will build relations with israel while serbia will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem kosovo declared independence in 2008 this is recognized by. the shows resolve or problems there are still a lot of differences between us but this is a huge step forward we didn't speak of old menu items that we signed today for us it's very important if we are going to be quite economical and tell us from balkans which will bring us to the real economic result for the benefit and for the sake of all the people. getting up to look if this is a great moment for kosovo and put region i think we need a huge step forward toward full normalization of relations that's what lead

eventually to mutually police and between the 2 countries we are fully committed to work together to improve people's lives create new jobs in the into egypt we'll hear from our correspondent in pristina in just a few moments but 1st al-jazeera marcos in belgrade says that while the president is happy with the deal opponents back home are skeptical. position here said that this document is not in the interest of serbia and it won't benefit serbia but it also just benefits president trump during his political campaign elections because it was mentioned that serbia will move its embassy from jerusalem to israel and kosovo we'll have some political ties with israel palestinian ambassador here in belgrade said that if serbia do so that it will be violation not just a violation of international law but why elation of friendship that's between syria

and palestine. the agreement reached yesterday at the white house is considered by cost of officials as historical and a huge step towards mutual recognition between kosovo and serbia however many in kosovo do not share that and to see as them. have been talking about normalizing their relations for close to a decade now for 4 european union has been mediating most talks and during all those years some 30 agreements were reached however many were not fully implemented some of those on phil commitments were transferred into the agreement signed yesterday at the white house in the hope that they will be implemented before the meeting of all prime minister had said that negotiations at the white house are all about mutual recognition between cost of oil and serbia now that hasn't happened so there is criticism from opposition for knock the live ring of the main achievement

from these talks here in kosovo is considered mutual recognition of course of all with israel is recognized by more than $100.00 countries including european including united states and most of european countries and every new recognition is considered as accomplishment. the u.s. has imposed sanctions against venezuelan election officials ahead of them an upcoming parliamentary vote many parties intend to boycott the ballot calling it an attempt by president nicolas maduro to take total control of the opposition held national assembly. reports. this stunning that our gas has become a source of water for people in venice where less capital and. people here call it the beach. it comes here a few times a week because there's no running water available at home just like many others in venezuela these days italy's has lost hope and that's why she's planning to not

vote in venice way less legislative elections in december. the general on his you cannot easily i don't want to watch the news anymore the controversy is always the same politicians don't solve our problems i am not going to vote the situation is terrible there are people with nothing to eat i have free university a look at where i am oh you this week president announced a pardon to at least 100 members of the opposition some of them have been hiding informing embassies inside the country. the move analysts say was meant to divide the opposition events in the past week show the president's strategy worked. who over 50 countries including the united states recognize as venezuela's president says the opposition won't participate in the elections he has been trying to run a parallel government but has not succeeded in removing him from office.

we have a pact that's a call to action to protest to mobilize an agreement with the dea and transit towards democracy not to participate in fraud not to participate in a trap by maduro. but why though is facing a rebellion by 2 time presidential. and the date and we got police who says the opposition has to fight the government in the ballots. is banned from participating in the lections but there are other candidates in his party who are willing to run . he says boycotting elections means losing all a position representation in congress now that nobody can be surprised what is happening people are screaming for an option in an act of desperation we have to change that a plan we had is exhausted the agenda we presented to the country had failed it's over but as the political battle rages on in venezuela there is also a fight for survival where millions have lost hope that there is situation is going

to improve anytime soon. and. the supertanker that's on fire off shore lanka's eastern coast is undertow by the navy navy rather to stop it from drifting towards land the navy says there's no danger of a large oil spill from now on the fast mostly under control crews have been trying to extinguish the blaze since it broke out in the engine room of the vessel on thursday one crew member has died 22 others have been rescued the tank is carrying 2000000000 barrels of oil a 2nd survivor has been found in the east china sea 2 days after a cargo ship capsized during a typhoon the 30 year old filipino was found on a life raft on friday the ship went missing on wednesday with 43 crew and they leased 6000 cows aboard a. high school students in thailand that held another anti-government protest

calling for elections at a new constitution rallies but organized by a network of groups from 30 schools more than 30 opposition figures arrested since the protests began in july. students and teachers in the northern chinese province of taking part in rare protests against a new policy requiring some classes to be taught in mandarin the government in beijing denies trying to phase out the bilingual system of zeros katrina reports. videos the students shouting is our mother language and storming school grounds are circulating on social media protests have been held across the northern chinese province of inner mongolia after education measures were introduced to reduce the use of the mongolian language in favor of mandarin that spoken nationally. many parents have withdrawn their children from schools some have clashed with the local police. my fellow mongolians we may not know one another

but if they arrest one of us let's all go to the police station authorities are offering $150.00 in return for information on more than $100.00 of them wanted by police for taking quarrels beijing says the protesters have a political agenda and the new measures only affect certain subjects mongolian language class hours remain unchanged the textbooks remained the same the language used for teaching remains the same and the existing bilingual education system remains on changed. but activists say the new education policy will see the region's main language of instruction changed to mandarin by 2022 the vast grassland province borders mongolia where one 5th of the population is ethnic magali and.

culture. in the past 70 years the chinese. culture. similar changes have taken place in tibet and she john where ethnic languages are now only taught its special classes the united nations says minority cultures are being suppressed chinese. communist. anything. coming. any sort of. diversity china's leaders say promoting the majority had culture and nationalizing chinese language provides ethnic minorities with better economic opportunities. but many people are convinced and say they fear

for the survival of their traditional life katrina you. north korea's leadership is promising promising harsh punishment for officials it accuses of failing to protect residents from a typhoon state media reported the spell of bad weather led to dozens of casualties heavy downpours of course extensive flooding. hundreds of fighters are threatening to return to a town in eastern democratic republic of congo after storming out on friday they surrounded a prison in borneo asking for fellow fighters to be released they also want to be integrated into the regular army. reports. too weak fighters from the cadet group of been gathering around the town of. they've been expecting to be integrated into the democratic republic of congo's

army and given food rations by the government hasn't happened so on friday they marched into the town and occupied it for several hours they outnumber the government soldiers their residents were scared and angry. we cannot understand how a militia can enter the town easily in the presence of un peacekeepers and congolese soldiers un peacekeepers need to go. the un doesn't have much sympathy for the militias demands and wants them to be held to account for atrocities against civilians. amnesty means saying that the facts never existed did you see how they caught people to pieces in the villages high going to provide amnesty normal to talk with amnesty in such serious situations and what about the victims do you tell them too bad. about a 1000 people have been killed and hearten 1000000 have fled their homes military province in the last 3 years violence between groups is on the rise. congo's army

has been trying to defeat could echo this year but it's failed expected not the west's economy is not going to bad why are the demands of these guys because the army is there but it is doing nothing more no score you are there nearby but also doing nothing. by friday afternoon fragile temporary agreement was reached the army took the fighters back out of town in trucks the militia said they'd be back in the day if they demand on met. there among several armed groups responsible for massacring and mutilating civilians in this area the people of face intense days ahead malcolm webb al-jazeera a community of forest jewelers in kenya is facing a fight for survival after being a victim from their ancestral land the orgy

a people were given legal rights to live in the forest by a course the government says that they're destroying parts of a fragile ecosystem or serious catherine sawyer reports from the mile forest in the rift valley ringback jane career is among hundreds of kenyans addicted from the mouth forest in july it's in the rift valley kenya's most important water catchment area government official saying the last 2 decades the forest has lost many of its trees because of logging chuckled banning illegal settlements and increased agriculture career tells us she's a forest from the community and the mouth is how about it the any solution is to permanently settle us in our ancestral land all governments found us in the forest but have never found a proper alternative place for us we have suffered for many years. some of the displaced have source shelter in schools this grandmother says it's the 3rd time she's been evicted in as many as the controversy over land ownership around the

model forest has been going on for decades people here live on the edge always ready to flee from government forces or other hostile communities everyone we've talked to said that tired and want a permanent solution in just over 40 years hundreds of thousands of people from different communities moved into the forest and surrounding areas some are said to have illegally obtained title deeds for land where the organic was supposed to be settled others were brought here from other parts of the country to increase votes for sat in politicians during elections the battle over ownership of the land has often resulted to ethnic clashes. campaign a daniel kobe shows us remains of fighting following the recent avik sions he says the community has won court cases including in the african court of human rights the judges ruled in favor of their rights to live in the forest or be settled

elsewhere what we warn is really to land well protected. because we have seen in the the old days the course of the government official say some of the $52000.00 had been resettled but a few sold off their land influential people also grabbed much of it and the process has since been politicized. this is an emotive issue that has often led to death and despair here governments of is meat hostile villagers as they inspect in 1907 forest boundary which has been adjusted several times leaving large swathes of forest land unprotected. that people say that tired of boundary changes and they're tired of fighting catherine sorry all jazeera forrest kenya still to come here on the news. nobody can

take away their years of holding out for hope then i'll bet say fans in argentina are still dreaming but the football legend will come home. this is one of the best sounding the article revolutions in all of this make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets electric cars are made mitchum in motion they need to be mindful where people are just talking about the soldiers if that's going to solve. the world of business and commerce is driving the energy transition it's the promise of clean energy an illusion the dump side of green energy. on al-jazeera. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. of very good jobs enough blood they wanted on that forgot how

a protest out of education feeds had morphed into a national results that is dumb and i fear it's time it's got. everything must fold. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. order form. well i guess time for sport is out thank you so much as you know lewis hamilton put in a record breaking performance to seal pole position for sunday's italian grand prix he recorded the quickest qualifying lap any formula one history with an average speed of more than 660 kilometers which is to say still it's your boss asked him a 2nd fastest with color science of mclaren hamilton goes into the race leading the

championship by 47 points ferrari another disastrous day for them on their 100 as well. all sebastian vettel inside the talks and it was. not the easiest these 2 are close it is between us all so it really demanded a plane. and i think i got that on both on both i'm generally pretty happy with the actual laps i did and battery was very very close. it was very difficult yesterday with the race based but. we are going to give absolutely everything the good start is always important but to keep the position is even more important and i guess is going to be very difficult for that 2nd part so yeah not not too much hope but let's stay let's have a bit off optimism. barcelona style in a mess he was absent from same training a day after announcing he would be staying at the club the argentinian was 1st class a covered before he can practice alongside his teammates the player wants it to

leave bar some of the club insists he still bound by a buyout clause worth more than 800000000 dollars it's not the end of the dream for messi fans back home in argentina who hope one day he will return to his childhood club daniel schorr under reports. he's staying but he wants to go what the world of football wants to know is where and while in all messes destination beyond next season remains unclear the dream among fans around the world as it will be their club. it's been a difficult year i suffered a lot in training during the games and in the changing room it made it very difficult so i thought i'd leave the club in search of new objectives a new environment and a new experience for me. fans in missy's home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find those new experiences in his boyhood club rules old boys she won't be sacking i'm not going to mess he's coming to us the biggest club in

argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messi their numbers are going mayor koch you supported leo deserves love he's not had much space to play in his career mule's could give that to him. but could the club be left when he was 14 years old before the player earning a reported half a 1000000 euros a week money may not be the only incentive the 33 year old has always said his heart was in. the ira he returned in 2018 to marry his childhood sweetheart and the city certainly loves him although he's a footling icon in this football mad country leo messi left argentina before he could play professional football there are no memories of him here no nostalgia distant dream that one day soon to return home in the found to be able to see his magic with their own eyes born only when mrs eventual destination has been a hot topic in argentina a distraction from the pandemic it's even drawing in the country's president but is it a viable dream or

a crazy fantasy nobody can take away their you and me we have there isn't. i'm joe measure to tell you it will be there is a year or 2 to watch missy be playing with us and always have shirts so. in that sense they will keep a russian and and till the end. these was not clearly the moment to come to i think you know great for us. this still hope that moment will come there's a tradition here a star players like to have his in but on returning to play for their boyhood clubs after making their fortunes in europe you know messi playing in argentina in the mule's old boy shot not yet but maybe one day. shriner al-jazeera one of cyrus. in the n.b.a. playoffs the top seeds in the west the l.a. lakers lost game one of the semifinal series with the houston rockets the bron james and there were just 20 points like his never lead us in the 1st quarter

russell westbrook score 24 for the rockets this is james harden a good night as well he scored 36 points 6 meeting him to 8112 and 97 when really going to this best of 7 series is coming up on sunday because there were a lot of speed of all of us. and you can watch it on film you see you know. you get out there you get a feel for us we did so much we got a feel for their speed it was reform they were going to games. an eastern conference miami have taken a 3 nothing lead in their semifinal series against the milwaukee bucks jimmy butler scored again high 30 points watch a crowd that put in an impressive 17 leading me 21152150 3 of the best in the regular season the bucs they face a must win game now on sunday. when the n.h.l. playoffs the vegas cold nights have reached the western conference finals

interesting moments early on in this one in the deciding game 7 against the vancouver canucks to participate everybody got a bit confused eventually found stuck in the shorts of one of the canucks players can't probably wish they had found it because vegas went on to dominate they won 3 nothing and that puts the top seeded team into the finals but i'll be taking on the dallas stars. now the joke which continues to power through his matches at the u.s. open he reached the 4th round with a straight sets victory over german player yan leonard struck he's now on 29 matches in a row next of him at spain's public arena koester djokovic also trying to form a new players' union after this much said that women will be welcome to join it also has it critics who say the plan could divide the spoils. 80 p.w.t. still stay the same still stay you know as a governing bodies of our tours and they are supposed to be there and that's fine we can live together we can co-exist i don't understand why there is so much

resistance towards this association especially from players i have to say i'm pleasantly surprised with some players you know thinking this is not good for our sport. full sage the finest it surpassed some i managed to get himself not sound he had 6 match points against one a correction the full set somehow can get the job done and charge for but from $51.00 down to take it into a 5th set and they seem to go through to around 46766. 2 world records are broken of a diamond league athletics meeting brussels of the netherlands set a new mark in the women's one hour by running close to 19000 meters in 60 minutes and in the men's record fell britain's 4 time olympic champion mo fart run more than $21000.00. beat previous best that was set by haile gebrselassie back in 2007. ok most sport for me throw the dice arena williams in

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and counting the cost as oil prices. economy strength and austerity kicks in is this the end of the middle east oil rush south africa's unemployment ted a record high before the pandemic passed this fight to save the economy. counting the cost on al-jazeera. that soon as the sun goes down the salad bar the workplace a very challenging place to work as you can live you're always working and boundaries part of the time for most always longer loved down we are the while traveling the extra mile where all the media the only goal we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story if you are looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what is this gross is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our

obsession with economic growth this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to break through the world smaller and smaller we don't want to be realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing on al-jazeera. a week after a religious event in iraq warnings that hospitals may lose control of rising covert 19 infections. adrian for the good here in doha this is al jazeera also coming up from afghanistan to mexico at iran the challenges facing students parents and teachers

a school starts again during the global pandemic. sudan declares a 3 month state of emergency after some of the.