in the council area line nearly $500.00 points with destroyed and about 80 percent of this land the al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar as if that's going to solve the problem if want to bring you more room move to new documentaries and light moves on ag and online. thousands of refugees left homeless after fires destroyed their camp on a greek island demanding they be allowed to leave for mainland europe. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up the u.s. marks 19 years since the events of 911. fears grow of water

borne disease after sudan's worst flooding in a century. and the destruction of an aboriginal heritage site in australia forces the resignation of the head of one of the world's biggest mining companies. hello everyone our top story hundreds of refugees on the greek island of less boss are demanding to be allowed to leave and go to the mainland. the police had arrived earlier on friday as tensions heightened with the families to spend yet another night without shelter and little food after fire destroyed europe's largest refugee camp the government will not allow them on to the mainland and is working to house them in tents or on board chartered ships earlier 10 e.u.

countries did agree to take in 400 unaccompanied minors from the morea camp germany and france say they'll take in most of them john psaropoulos our correspondent who's there john how close are these people to not spending another night outdoors with no shelter and little food. well unfortunately the further away than they would have been had the initiative been left to the greek government which has construction machinery parks just a few 100 yards yards down the road to my left waiting to come through a police roadblock that is directly behind me and moved to a municipal refugee camp which is a little further up the road there so the landscape some areas surrounding it and to extend it with me tents and place as many people as possible in those temporary shelters but unfortunately the refugees do not think that is

a good solution until a few moments ago a couple of 1000 of them were demonstrating loudly on the street behind me to minding to go to the mainland to go to europe to continue with their lives to stop being in limbo a large banner that they held said we need peace and freedom loria kills all lives what we can show you now though for the 1st time in the breeze in recent days the police has allowed us through this road block to show you the street where people have been sleeping for the past 3 nights if my cameraman cares to zoom in a bit a little and some of these makeshift shelters you can see that people have moved to materials from moria camp to this highway that runs from italy the town up to moria can't they are however trapped here they aren't being allowed to move either to one or the other side of this highway there are there are roadblocks on either and

police are determined to prevent them from spreading out and possibly trying to get into town board ferries illegally to go to athens or try to get off the island in any other way one of the reasons they're doing it is that these people's asylum applications haven't been fully adjudicated they need to be finished here the us. the reason is that there is a fear of spread of corona virus because less versed island is now one of the vectors of this disease and there are very strict orders. on how people comport themselves in public with masks and keeping distances from each other and they are doing a priest levels of testing the public health organization in order to prevent this disease from spreading out of control interesting you're talking about how corona virus spreads and you know what happens with people who are on ships because that's one of the truths of the spread of covert 19 john i mean if they're going to put

these refugees on ships that puts them into this kind of a floating petri dish potentially if they get infection in there it will stay there and it will spread. we don't know how that's going to be handled we know that this passenger ship has arrived parked on the far side of the island from us we believe that authorities intend to start moving vulnerable refugees i.e. small children families with small children as quickly as possible there we don't know if they're going to be tested before they are allowed to board the ship or if they're going to be tested while they're on board but what you what you say is definitely a risk because of the ventilation systems that ships use the disease can spread very quickly inside them so we haven't yet heard from all sources on how they'll handle that but what we do know is that that is only one of several solutions being

offered the other of course is the extension of the tent city here at this municipal refugee camp and the 3rd solution may be putting people on the transport ships which basically massive floating garages they're not artificially ventilated in any way and we've been told to expect 2 of those ships to arrive in less force as well but in the meantime. the different clashing political agendas on the island the refugees who want to leave the island is who want to prevent morea being rebuilt the government that wants to rebuild it but also to extend the municipal camp all of these agendas holding up progress on the basic humanitarian emergency of putting these people into shelter. john thank you very much john psaropoulos our correspondent there on lesbos. julia gonna is from the open society european policy institute she thinks the situation unless boss exposes the failure of the e.u.'s refugee policy. then you have basically decided that all people

arriving secure protection in europe from turkey will be confined and basically locked really particular on the kind of coast. this is a priority choice and it's thanks from the parents the idea is that if you create conditions the same up in most people who stop coming to your unfortunately then why are people still seek safety in europe as they bite you should and transnational although it has lowered the you standing in the world and in japan what how many continue from oral human rights and from a practical on well talk to people rising so the only solution is for the people to get out to each and other european countries what the u.s. and the state have been doing so far as you prioritize the children right. and that now is not the evacuation of all people but the problem is broader than that

the children are basically being used as window dressing as we can hardly see you can say they're living up to thank you right obligation by ensuring the children thank you carol but nobody is taking care of the other of now i've been in abysmal conditions unhappy for long time including children with their families but also many other almost choked highs in the numbers now more that they would be perfect the knowledge for the situation is occurring have a structure has been created such will what. you were not talking about was stricken country which is it typical of mesic in a few 1000 refugees we're talking about the european union and despite that it is not common to our countrymen in the riches cobden to walk. the lead perfectly capable undertaking of the influx naming and that's what should be happening now. memorial services are being held in the united states to mark the 19th anniversary

of the attacks on 911. in new york one moment of silence was held at 8 46 am local time that's when the 1st plane crashed into the world trade center's north tower on september the 11th 2117 minutes later another moment of silence marking the time when the south tower was hit ceremonies in new york are being held a little differently this year with precautions being made because of the reality of coronavirus let's go live to new york my colleague kristin salumi kristin how is this year different to what we've seen before. in years past thousands of people would be gathered here in lower manhattan to remember the 2700 and the influx who died on the ranch a 19 years ago this year the ceremonies are mary scaled back in and there are

dealing ceremonies taking place just a lot of the lock from here is the official line 11 memorial museum site at that location for only families of 911 victims are being allowed to gather organizers did not set up a stage this year and decided not to continue the annual tradition of the greeting and beings of the victims but that really did not sit well with some of the family members of the victims who felt when the hotshots could be taken to do this ceremony or safely and honor the tradition in the they've said ever since that day or 19 years ago we will never forget this so we've been seeing here behind me people doing just that taking to the stage and reading the names of loved ones who are boss that this is all possible because of an organization a nonprofit who by the name of tunnel to our nation was formed by the brother of

a farmer firefighter that had been working to actually collect money raise money and get honest arsenal protective equipment for 1st responders kind of response to the current virus pandemic when they heard that the official ceremony would not take place only recorded names would be. over the loudspeaker at the official site being hastily organized this event in the more than $100.00 companies have been taking part of this route as you're talking to kristen from new york we're seeing pictures as well. donald trump the president and the 1st lady ivanka away away from where you are there in somerset county in pennsylvania remembering what happened there. so we're seeing mr trump i mean given that it's a difficult time social distancing people you know moving around quite quickly that's the reality of coronavirus how many politicians are taking part in what we're seeing today.

bill right president. vice president credit rival joe biden who are visiting shanksville pennsylvania where one of the planes crashed on 911 'd here in new york city there are the facials and politicians taking part as well most of them paying their respects at the official memorial site everyone from the mayor of the city bill de blasio the governor andrew cuomo and also joe biden was here earlier in the day and is going to be headed to pennsylvania should be on his way to pennsylvania now in fact but we have seen vice president mike pence actually take the stage here at this unofficial event rather acknowledging the 'd families and their parents saying a prayer and trying to the crowd gathered here kristen thank you so much kristen salumi correspondent in new york. still to come on this program china and india agreed to disengage troops to disputed border area days after shots were

fired the 1st time in decades. and the wildfires raging a lot america's west coast destroying the hopes and scorching summer. hello there rather unsettled picture across the korean peninsula and japan in particular all this county can see it is tied to a frontal system very slow moving but also there's an area of later pressure that is the really developing in the sea of japan that is where the heaviest of rain will be extend across much of honshu throughout south today on into sunday more than in the u.s. got a chance to some heavy downpours at times and really quite unsettled throughout much of china quite a bit of cloud around showers and then further to the south but seeking guangdong fusion we could see some very heavy amounts of rain it could give some localized

flooding that we had across towards south asia now plenty of rain here of course it is continuing very heavy across the western side of enda but also seen some very heavy downpours in sri lanka over the last few days and so colombo is also now suffering from a flooding there is more rain in the full cost to day but really get me across the west and also coastal areas of. the heaviest rain will be a little bit drier across areas of bangladesh still those scattered showers exciting down into myanmar but not as heavy as we have seen over the last few days but the rain heavy again into the northeast of india and continuing through the eastern section again under pradesh but some very heavy downpours across the west we could see as much as 300 millimeters. but. if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do and it happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when you son could face

death from a dog fight so what do you do every day to cut the cost of living take choice can you afford them 2 short films about inspiring solutions to global talent. agency selects on al-jazeera. news what. welcome back you're watching out 0 live from doha your top stories. refugees on the greek island of less wasit demanding that they be allowed to leave and go to the mainland even though the government has refused yet another night

without shelter after fire destroyed europe's largest refugee center. waterborne diseases are a growing threat in sudan after catastrophic flooding is flooding in a century killed at least 106 innings and destroyed or damaged 100000 homes. and morial service is being held in the us to mark the events of $911.00 in new york moments of silence were held at the exact time 2 planes flew into the world trade center. now waterborne diseases are a growing threat in sudan following the worst flooding there in a century at least a 100 people were killed and 800000 homes destroyed or damaged the nile river rose to its highest level since records began. al-jazeera spoke to one man who now has lost everything on and off more of. an order. brought out but. i figured it. might. not

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far off the. emerging world from all the world. that. we're going. to deliver in a. valid element here yeah. yeah thank you for not attending. in india and china have agreed to deescalate tensions days off the shots were fired across their destructive border for the 1st time in 45 years foreign ministers have been holding talks in moscow now in june 20 indian soldiers were killed in hand combat with chinese troops in the region of duck it's not known how many chinese soldiers were

hurt. turkey has asked the e.u. to stop quote blindly taking sides taking the side of greece and cyprus over energy and maritime rights in the east and met the commons for the warnings of sanctions on ankara by some member states tensions have been rising since the discovery of large reserves of oil and gas in that area and such about the reports from paris. the greek prime minister was the 1st to arrive at a summit in corsica he was warmly greeted by the french president who hosted leaders of suppan e.u. countries earlier kyriakakis mit's a talk eastern emmanuel mak hall had met to discuss tensions between nato members greece and turkey in the eastern mediterranean turkey is pursuing potential oil and gas resources and waters also claimed by greece and cyprus after the summits mackerel said all the does condemn turkey's actions and called for a deescalation of tensions. and we agreed on

a message of unambiguous support for greece and cyprus and of solidarity in the face of unilateral publication of illegal exploration and threats european sovereignty. in a video conference with the european parliament turkey's foreign minister said the e.u. should remain impartial in the dispute by acting as an international court of demanding one size clearly over the issue you have become a part of the problems unfortunately. even the european court of justice how a rule that the union has no jurisdiction over a matter of time border disputes is now supposed to knock on burdens on lot of time bankers delimitation france assent to military planes to the east mediterranean to support greek naval vessels monitoring the situation relations between france and turkey or increasingly hostile macro has repeatedly clashed with turkey's president over a number of crises including syria and libya where both leaders accuse the other

a fueling insecurity the summit was only a show of solidarity with greece micros aim is to pressure the e.u. leaders to take united as tough a stand against turkey's leadership and stop actions by ankara that are deemed by fronts as an affront to the block the french analysis is that turkey feels that europe is so we can burn or that it can play the fait accompli and that europe will not be able to react to that that's why i think the process trying to make turkey a test for europe as a power on the foreign minister says ancora is ready for unconditional dialogue but greece's talks will be possible only once turkish ships leave disputed waters unless and current shifts its position the e.u. could consider punitive measures against it when all 27 leaders meet in 2 weeks

natasha butler al-jazeera paris. and let's take you to the u.s. president donald trump remembering the events of september the 11th 2119 years ago of course taking place all across the united states as america remembers the lives that were lost when those across all flown into the world trade center the pentagon and also into the ground in pennsylvania let's listen it. could hear us today we pay tribute to their sacrifice and we mourn deeply for the nearly 3000 precious and beautiful so those who were taken from us on september 11th 2001 to the family members of flight 93 today every heartbeat in america is wedded to yours your pain and anguish is the shared grief of our whole nation. the memory of your treasured loved ones will inspire america

for all time to come the heroes of flight $93.00 are an everlasting reminder that no matter the danger no matter the threat no matter the odds america will always rise stand tall and fight back. to every 911 member all across this nation the 1st lady and i come to this hallowed ground deeply aware that we cannot fill the void in your heart or race the terrible sorrow of this day the agony renewed the nightmare relive. the wounds reopened the less treasured words played over and over again in your minds. but while we cannot erase your pain we can help you shoulder your burden

we promise that. unwavering love that you so want and need support devotion and the very special devotion of all americans on that september morning when america was under attack the battle turned in the skies above this field. soon after taking off from newark new jersey radical islamic terrorists seize control of united 93. other hijacked planes struck the north tower of the world trade center and then the south tower and then the pentagon. the terrorists on flight 93 had a 4th target in mind. it was called our nation's capitol they were just 20 minutes away from reaching their sinister objective the only

thing that stood between the enemy and a deadly strike at the heart of american democracy was the courage and resolve of 40 men and women. the amazing passengers u.s. president donald trump flanked by the 1st lady a blanket from taking us through. all 911 in new york at the pentagon and also there on the creek in pennsylvania will keep you cross all the knowledge. memories and the memorial service is going on across the united states is the coming out. of. the polls just closed in the 2nd round of iran's parliamentary elections voters in 10 constituencies were taking part after a delay because of the coronavirus pandemic another 1st round in february the lowest voter turnout ever in the islamic republic resulted in the most conservative

parliament in its 40 year history. followed joins us live now from tehran when do we get a result. well we expect over the next few days but we're also hearing that in 5 of those constituencies voting has been extended for about an hour now the reason that we're having this 2nd round is that in the 1st round these candidates didn't reach the 20 percent threshold so they went for to the 2nd round now in the 2nd round there is no threshold whoever gets the most votes gets the seats bad as you said it was the most conservative parliament the country has seen since establishment of the republic and that came. as a result of one of the lowest turnout the country has ever seen it was 42 percent nationwide 26 percent hair and iran and that low voter turnout basically helped the conservatives get power in the parliament now we're going to wait to see what happens in these results but the issue for president hassan rouhani and his reformist unlined ministers and government still remain that the conservatives are

deeply opposed to him and his policies and they want to bring those ministers to parliament for questioning. thanks very much. now the c.e.o. and 2 other senior executives of a mining company that destroyed ancient caves in western australia a stepping down rio tinto has been widely condemned for blowing up 46000 year old rock shelters in may to expand an iron ore mine the jew can gorge caves are one of the earliest known aboriginal heritage sites professor masi ellington is from the university of melbourne she says the rio tinto executives chose to destroy the sites to protect their own interests like we're trying to act since. nobody was $935000000.00 in there so. we're not trying role in our own rights we are into. the onwards or it's all money

and the contracts are long standing and i believe that is the explanation from what i've read out as to why they would it would be considered because $90.00 not want to be. non-compliant for big contracts and i was trying to increase the costs how will react 9 now reads what was once that what he is got. a very admirable specialized stop right that night i think that we earned by the guys getting aboriginal in this climate and waiting up reitman's instead since it's the last. time see it that you're all the guys. coming from the nice to. and model. the traditional minus sign and our the agreements will.

radically at times when the. the remains of at least 7 people have been recovered by firefighters in the u.s. state of california raising the death toll from wildfires there to 10 fire crews are battling at least 29 major blazes across the state some 64000 people are under evacuation orders fires are burning across the u.s. west coast earlier half a 1000000 people were ordered to leave their homes in the neighboring state of oregon. this is these are your top stories. refugees on the greek island of lesbo also demanding that they be allowed to leave and go to the mainland even though the government said no they spent yet another night without shelter after a fire destroyed europe's largest refugee camp john psaropoulos is at that camp he

says families there have no place to go large banner that they held said we need peace and freedom morea kills all lives what we can show you now though for the 1st time in the breeze in recent days the police has allowed us through this road block to show you the street where people have been sleeping for the past 3 nights if my cameraman cares to zoom in a bit a little on some of these makeshift shelters you can see that people have moved to materials from a camp to this highway that runs from italy the town up to moria can they are however trapped here waterborne diseases are a growing threat in sudan after catastrophic flooding there the worst flooding in a century has killed at least 100 sudanese people and destroyed or damaged 100000 homes. india and china have agreed to deescalate tensions the 5 point agreement comes days after shots were fired across the disputed border for the 1st time in 45

years in colombia the death toll from protests against the police has risen to 10 people were outraged after a father of 2 was repeatedly tasered whilst being arrested you later died india is reporting at another record daily increase in corona virus infections the announcement of more than 95000 new cases raises the total of 4 and a half 1000000 after 1000000 people have been forced from their homes in the us state of oregon as around 100 wildfires burn across the west coast the c.e.o. and 2 other executives of a mining company that destroyed ancient caves in australia a step in rio tinto has been condemned for blowing up $46000.00 shelters in the month of may. a moral service is being held in the us to mark the events of $911.00 . a dream will keep you company from 15 g. i'll see you from 10 g. tomorrow up next the stream. on counting the cost of debt crisis and an

insurgent uprising mozambique's troubled road to becoming the world for biggest gas exporter an epic battle challenges apple's grip on its ups store and the rising prospect of a currency war it's a mighty dollar sink counting the cost on al-jazeera. i am to me ok you're watching a strained united nations has declared its attempt at night international day to take education from attack because around the wealth there was 75000000 youngsters who live in countries that i mean quite says which means that their education is in jeopardy what does that even look like unesco put together a video where the kids literally dropping out of school take a look.