we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the political landscape of the middle east and north africa. on al-jazeera. how their i'm the stones you take and how with the top stories for you here on al-jazeera well right now voting is getting under way in central african republic presidential and legislative elections a day earlier a its constitutional court ruled that sunday's polls can go ahead despite worsening fighting between the government and rebels more un peacekeepers are arriving to help maintain law and order an alliance of rebel groups accuses president to a data of planning to rig this verse well our correspondent catherine swayze on the ground and joins us now from the capital bangui catherine so polls are now open but i imagine it's getting pretty tense there this morning catherine i know

the connection is not great but i imagine it's feeling pretty tense there even though the polls are now open. yes. we are one of the b.z.'s polling stations and we have less than 10 people who have arrived we went to 2 of the polling stations and there was a highly anyone we've been speaking to electoral officials here who are telling us they are waiting for polling materials but there's a lot of fear in a study on not just in areas where there is active fighting and i have to tell you that this city itself benghazi is divided there are areas that support the rebellion that support the man said to be behind the rebellion former president francois busy so we don't expect much of water to take place there we are however being told one particular polling station there are people who are turning up in favorable numbers we will go and see for ourselves of this conversation but we're

also being told that this is all the time the polls close 17 g.m.t. so we're going to be interesting to see how it plays out going forward perhaps people are told staying morny tearing the situation perhaps they'll come out later when they feel safe to vote and all this is because of these patriots for change. armed forces that was foreman has been causing problems in different parts of the country the u.n. says that these problems this conflict is only in localized areas most of the country is safe for people to go to the polls but i like i mentioned a lot of fear a lot of tension it's going to be interesting if people actually turn out to vote catherine so i on the ground for us in benghazi will continue watching that very closely for you here on out there thanks so much catherine. well to the north west uneasy there will also be voting in elections on sunday that are set to deliver its

1st peaceful handover of power president mahmoud food came to power in a coup before being elected in 2011 is now stepping down off to 2 terms his chosen successor mohamed presume it leaves a freshly strong field of candidates is struggling with violent movements and widespread poverty. millions of americans will see their unemployment support payments stop at least for now after president refused to sign a massive coronavirus relief and spending bill one of the sticking points is a one time payment to americans to help them during this pandemic trump says he wants people to receive a bigger payout rawson jordan explained the impact of the president's decision on the lives of struggling americans short version is that everyone who had been receiving unemployment benefits through this week won't be getting them next week and that's because even if the president were to sign this bill on sunday or on

monday well the whole process has essentially stopped and it would take the federal government in coordination with state governments some time to really ramp the process back up states can't just give out of employment benefits because they have to have a balanced budget they basically are the pass through from the federal government to provide these unemployment benefits to the millions of people who desperately need the money and bosnia-herzegovina more than a fowls and refugees and migrants a stranded in a burnt out camp in freezing weather a fire this week destroyed much of the camp near the town of b. hoc on the border and was meant to be a temporary shelter for the summer and was also supposed to be closed on wednesday well those are the headlines all the more news here on al-jazeera after a lot of water.

but you don't it is uk lol well the perfect british will do something to make you see you could go so soon also to implement for so much wrong you don't deny that your book won't do the accounts do what you did on my list only press if rising northwards across the u.k. london 39 degrees breaking the july record cold i have. got a lot given that i have i'd rather be rather gardening rather than with someone to kill about just for bill who called an old dog to beat him but he can only tell you . don't smoke some believe you're sure to do me don't i don't know a specific gnome to make sure. some $29.00 team in europe illustrated the urgency of the climate crisis which claimed its 1st victim. water. the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down i mean it is dark it's stark.

don't send me mean when i'm granting or not yet to be getting on the money does you no more news when it rains down from this nearly 2 thirds as a matter of fact in my wrist to fall most of us in the homes destroyed while mothers and my due to the climate we want to go bring you the rule today 70 percent of the earth's pure water these used to be human consumption . it has become the most coveted resource on the planet we. all need to. try to. doing it to think that will cause water to die and say hey you go. you won't be wearing any clothes you won't be using my golf on you might be driving

a car might be living in a house you might be having breakfast you might be having lots of be having dinner with. water ease in paper think that we do you continue. to save humanity wall street wants to start a revolution. make water profitable and create water markets just like oil markets . water falls from the sky therefore it should be free whenever i hear that i always say diamonds are current nature and they're not free from the it's a financial product like any other financial model these china india are often on the way around i don't want to live life on $495.00 i believe a model that good just at the beginning of to some water financial revolution.

the blue gold rush has begun. and he will stop putting. the human right to water means that it's not a charity it's an issue of justice. this is the issue of our time this is the crisis of our time. with financial pressure on human mobilisation rising the battle over water has already begun. who will come out on top the planet the people in the markets. i've. run the financial companies of europe. here is where the relationship between water and finance 1st began 30 years ago.

at the time it was simply a question of commending the virtues of privatisation. it was margaret thatcher prime minister at the time who championed the cause neither did i. do so in this. war time in the benefit of being in the national night. out of time guys nation i believe. says. what happened was the entire system the entire physical system as well as the concession was sold to the private companies. every drop of water in the ploy is a private commercial to take. one of the 1st thinks some of the companies to. go. to people he

had paid the bills. the number of people who've had their water cut off for failing to pay their bills has almost tripled in a year. one company for example disconnected 11 fails and customers and the source the company was. they could stay disconnected if they didn't pay their bills they didn't get any water. or say always come back now if. i do you have to come. up with a child's. life you think you have to make this journey that they just come down to . us. i mean you could have drank anything but it just took things. we didn't need next to care for this during the last song.

i said myself is the sky. from the market perspective but doesn't the market can careless if people died of cholera really that's not a joke their job is making money and leave the not very well to. the. final 10 years later the law is passed and the bread gets companies from cutting off the water supply to those who haven't paid their bills. but this is not enough to deter the financing on the contrary. in the early 2000 and new generation of traders and to the world. namely private equity funds for vulture funds. they are hungry and completely unaccountable.

they may be from which have a 10 year life and they therefore they need to get their returns over that decade that they will be vienna's and then they need to find a new way. say you have a lot of international investors people who may never have been to a water plant in yorkshire talk or baby. never been to yorkshire before this is a wonderful business and truly sick links you don't need to do anything about water and you don't need to care anything about. the new owners arrived from canada hong kong i'm a lazy. 'd in london thames water distribution authority that covers 20 percent of the country is booked by the australian based mcquarrie finals.

i was aware of mccoury i mean they were quite a famous institution in australia where they've been named as something i think they were called the millionaires factory because so many people who worked at a quarry became very rich as a result of the bonuses that they and. but cory were one of the 1st private equity companies to save these are good places to be one of the simple reasons for that is if you there is and is going to population growth. if there's population growth there's going to be more water taken from. david hall was the man who revealed this was a scam. in 2017 he published a study in which he detailed search a year civic use of practices. rising buildings soaring dividends to shareholders

and tax evasion. a caricature of financial competence. we ended up polluting a belt. 2.5000000000 pills. was being taken else of the system but private capital now a 1000000 reason for that was that the dividends. were very very regular so these companies were perfect cash machines they still are they still. everybody believes correctly that we are being swindled by the world is.

what david hall study then did was it said is this really how you think that essential services should be exploited i think is the best way by financial interests so graphic. the australia based mcquarrie finals with the thames would just overtake us. when it sold its function to the company march 22nd 2. acquiring uses and had just over $13000000000.00 of debt somebody at that point will have to repay all those boring well there's only one source of money in the whole water industry and that is the custom and when the customer has to repay those borrowings that will affect the charges they have to pay and of course the owners will never return the dividends

they've taken out those have just gone. i think they take a view that this is. a fictive in the sky. the funny thing is that you case experience with privatization is no one else in the developed world has done it it's a one off and sometimes you have to ask yourself why is. today over 80 percent of britons would like to go back to a time when water was a common public and essentially free resource. but this concept is slipping away. from. the reins sweltered through

another 24 hours of extreme haste i've been i had barely dipped below 30 degrees in many parts of the state with temperatures soaring into the need to hide the reasons during the day i. really need not to write a lot of stuff but not enough to run to the right of the story it remains a story my hoff notified me that i want him because the things are going to happen . right. australia. on the frontline of climate change. here drought is a part of everyday life. in this parched country australians are getting closer and closer to tomorrow's world. a world where water is

a scarce and expensive resource. is a dairy farmer who lives in new south wales one of the driest regions in the country . for many months now his reserves have been empty. the only solution for feeding his animals is to buy extra water from the private market. although you know if. you go. to die to run just for my kale cost me close to half a $1000000.00 for 12 months of oil $500000.00 can you afford that it would put a deal this trying on us if we if we did it a great deal

a strong. and i. thought we now if i'm in the last 3 months it's already spent $1000000.00 on water oh. well. a storm could come straight tomorrow up at all and. so it's they've spent the money but still a game of fun with it whether it's going to work on. which basically the chaos alarm goes we've told the board to grow crops so they can't. we can't afford a real lot of grinding out they're getting very little or not a grind at all at the moment. side they're producing. 50 percent less than what they should be but he's told me.

it's just. sawing saval i keep going. and i am trying it out the other end of it. strikes me as my somites in helping each other out but now it's a little like dog eat dog world at the my space with with the waterfall a c. .

it has become like. it is bought and sold with a single click thanks to mobile phone and an application connected to the market available 24 hours a day. its price changes day depending on supply and demand. it's there aka touch it and have faith in it but i can easily. not make that money ready. once the transaction is approved there are a geisha china valves open automatically and pour out millions of liters to customers those who can pay. people are just taking water from us and it's

a law of exciting afaik for man or. why we doing it is we next year the rivers of fall and that we don't have to go back on to that i can market to buy water again well what happened when we die. we multiply russian roulette it's. to combat water shortages the australian government has chosen to rationing. each year it allocates a quota to the major water consumers farmers industrialists and cities. this is calculated based on activity existing reserves and weather forecasts. along with this new law called the water act water markets have been created where

anyone can come and purchase additional rights or sell some of the. value of coal as the market is changing and there are over the last couple way certainly was not i don't judge or modeling i may say driving really having around $400.00 i believe after 4 yani 5 dollars right in martin martin from the waterfront thanks tate look for to hearing from you in just 10 years the water business has become the new el dorados with a turnover of 2000000000 dollars a year morning yeah i am not a talk 1st thing. i want to find is the world's leading water stock exchange was because they work with the mega liter a unit of measurement equipment to 1000000 liters. some are tame he called me the water market parnia. i'd like to cite then

i'm a pawn either in the world. i must always have got nowhere to go since actual money on the transmitter these are only got i think yeah yeah it's a 6 digit. so we reset that a gun then imagine something alleged that we secured that so are you demanding transfer $250.00 makes plus the side prices to die around the $500.00. make a later will mean later is you've got. is i think it's . what $500.00. was that 300 euros 350 euros for 1000000 liters of water. it's pretty cheap when you look at it from that perspective. isn't a good thing that way

a family putting a value on this resource because in putting a value on it we're going to respect that will. in this new world every drop count. water is no longer a natural resource but a commodity. in the world the water markets the key players of the agricultural industry as is the case with webster the country's largest producer the about. the directors of this company are among the richest water. at the head of or is worth more than $200000000.00.

there is a mass conservation and exported all over the world in relation to the amount of water used this is their most profitable cross. on this farm brendan barry has the title of water management. this is a new area of expertise. that they. that some would call any. well you know what ready. if you've got now i may be here they'd be up in the tights and you didn't even file. but they're known for well the real number of. days out and i figure on that but they misspell

a lot and that from pretty much live on some of the mosquitoes and the old. days used to market one on. the total value of that water is more valuable than all the land we hold of the plant and equipment over the last talk that we hold. the water market in this area this year has gone from about $320.00 per meghalaya to have a $700.00 per megawatt hour and that's in a period of a ground 5 months. and that will probably double the process but that's how it works.

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a blind eye. on the trail on al-jazeera. how their arms stones use hand or how with the top stories here on al-jazeera voting is getting under way in central african republic presidential and legislative elections a day earlier its constitutional court ruled that sunday's elections can go ahead despite worsening fighting between the government and rebels more un peacekeepers are arriving to help maintain law and order most of the northwest news there will also be voting in elections on sunday they are set to deliver the 1st peaceful handover of power in 6 decades president obama used to food came to power in a coup before being elected and 2011 is stepping down his chosen successor mama

leads a 30 strong field of candidates is struggling with violent movements and widespread poverty. millions of americans will see their unemployment support payments stop at least for now president donald trump refused to sign a major coronavirus relief and spending bill the benefits are lapsed at midnight washington d.c. time one of the main sticking points is a one time payment to americans to help them during this pandemic truck once it raised from $600.00 to $2000.00 in jordan has more now from the capital. short version is that everyone who had been receiving unemployment benefits through this week won't be getting them next week and that's because even if the president were to sign this bill on sunday or on monday well the whole process has essentially stopped and it would take the federal government in coordination with state governments some time to really ramp the process back up states can't just

give out of employment benefits because they have to have a balanced budget they basically are the pass through from the federal government to provide these unemployment benefits to the millions of people who desperately need the money several people have been injured and a large fire that broke out at a syrian refugee camp north of tripoli in lebanon the u.n. says several tents have been destroyed that camp is home to about 75. federal investigators and the u.s. saw such in the home of what could be a suspect as they look for clues into a large explosion in the southern city of nashville a pump to measure time blew up on a street in a historic district on christmas morning 3 people. well those are the headlines and now it's back to. the e.u.

. as a manager brendan is a trader then a farmer. a big stack of grind has a value that's money water is no different. you know our business we want to use your water officially because if we do that we can draw the great a profit into the business and that's what we're ultimately here for is to deliver a profit for the shareholders. he manages his stock with the help of a specialized broke up next battus. he too embodies the new generation businessman looking to exploit water. for them drought means good business.

it's an. interesting lease. i don't think there is yet thousands of mega ladies on the market at the moment. the market doesn't seem to be terribly logical at the moment in our view it's sort of grey didn't feel the market and it's a balance between the military but that's that's that's because of where we are and there's not that much more so people are surely surely skittish. frustrating life. here has to look i think dairy is in such a such a state down there you know the number of kids getting sold a lot of it's quite. ridiculous. that one of the very best of every dairy farms on the market so if you did want to do something down there i think there is. a quiet

lansdale going to be not going to be typical. so you are accustomed. what one can i know and i don't know when i thought it might be on. when i got home and what went on right. on i 48 if they take 58 don't get me out of bed till then i say 7 i find a non 810101020 but 20 got here at you know what pretty got an id 1204050 party order when i want to leave here and man are never going to think that the 500 a day out and 5 are behind who are going to buy it or would it still really is what i did it with

a gift. that no one tells them. i had on her for that one i don't know what the little one so you're still going to use when you sold it on to you i know. but she's never been history in. the water crisis and soaring prices have forced david dunn into bankruptcy he has had to sell the family dairy farm and now joins the long list of victims of the water markets and i don't know. that of 100 of. them. it's an end of an era but in this district golmaal off. leave more than 10 kilometers ready from where our ship. special dog.

can go now to. no i mean we're not going to. run i don't have any problem i only want to know if you look at the cash flies for the last 12 months and 4 years ago when you realize you're spending more and more on wars and then cheney said to me. we concave going on like this. that called the citation was very nauseous. 3 more dishes in the in the sink and stump they out there. as very emotional. it's probably not as much emotion as slider on when we showing calles i can tell you who i'm on the raise and who are a grandmother right very well that. all they tell me again i have are.

and i mean i 550 it is not you know initially the creation of water markets was welcomed by families. big agricultural players saw it as an effective way to buy water whilst others plan to supplement their income by selling the sun yes it will break to go down but right but 10 years later the market had become and would suffer if they went right down at the rate that you know a lot. of like this lots of people had done understand what about i don't understand what i'm on just. lisha cave all know that all the talk is the start of what's happening and i don't think a lot of us know what's happening in the water market. alicia buoying you know a look at the water market because lots of dollars around

a depression. so special looking forward you think oh all day today and. it's going up. the strain is on extremely low as has searing temperatures put emergency crews on notice and authorities ready to answer any major process records fell today and more set to tumble tomorrow without a light forecast to hit 45 to graze not ging the hottest guy on record for the city is the face wounds of white fiancée controlling my adelaide in south east australia the driest city on the driest continent on the planet. adelaide says a think tank it's here at the university but the idea of water training was conceived. and in some you see my kids 0 water.

said they said nobody can take any more water so you're going to have to find a way. share war what happened very quickly. as a result of work that i did it all started to rise that will what we need to do is to unbundle the system and take a license and you set out the bank life accounting system little lady everybody tried it like cost and to do that in all the regulations. mike young is the founding father of the australian water markets a renowned economist he attended harvard university and has advised the united nations. this is the man writing the new history of water. scarcity is really think so water scarcity is part of the future of the world the global predictions of that by 2050 more than half the world will be living with

limited water resources an abundance is a thing of the past. water needs to be many still very precious why. and why is it drives innovation that makes sure our water goes to the best use as it possibly can so we make money and feed ourselves well. and that lead to the interest in water markets and drive a revolution. the revolution started by mike young has turned climate change into a market force. it's fascinating to see how sophisticated our water markets of the count if this rainfall cost in a week's time the price of water will go down because farmers ny they won't have to irrigate if it's going to be really hot for the next fortnight then the price of

water goes out. in the future. but i think the reason why you really come to a university is to buy the world a better place to live so i teach a course on how to my world a better place to live it. comes to oil thank you. mike young has opened up water markets to all farmers small savers and above all professional investors.

now a days everybody can buy water on the stock market for consumption or simply for speculation . when water becomes scarce i suppose. then somebody has to stop using it what markets do is they. discover and reveal the most appropriate people to pull out of agriculture as it is from making cars. as it is for lots of things we live in a competitive world. markets mature spot market stuff derivative markets for water options forwards new intelligence and information systems we're building artificial intelligence and machine learning but we're as far as we're in the guy in the mike money but. michael leaving out of just trying to order so we're we're just interested 'd in

getting war might boil water to mike a living. just might believe boy audience selling water. in the system was 14 for the farmers to create wealth for the for the economy but it's fraying taken from the farmers now. in the money. water purchased at the market price has drained the australian countryside. only the agricultural giants have the means to compete with the investors who are pouncing on this new rule material.

that they stains going around the world to encourage basis the bar into these trying water market with they used returns that they say buy on huge amounts of water and they might in huge money out of. what are becoming the new australian gold it is if if you can mark a 25 percent return on your investment. or wooden utah undo it.

as melbourne's hottest day in 5 these temperatures hit 42.3 degrees on a city of life 42.921 living in the southern part of the state police are treating . the steal their grief at midnight in the open in the new nodes of water live in the city of melbourne the business capital. they are bankers insurance pension and investment fund managers. and they are gradually taking control of this blue dog. i don't need to outlay you know would i like and when would i consider it yes but i'm not a farmer i'm an investment banker which to do invest not much maybe $20000000.00. price of water has doubled but in the next 10 years it will double again because of

intensive agriculture. there's a lot of discontent between the farmers and the people controlling the water and so the farmers sometimes look at these people as water barons or water bandits because they controlling water that many times i can afford. as an owner of expansive water reserves david williams rents his water to farmers as others would rent land. in the future is looking bright. if we go to 9000000000 population and the chinese want more food in the indonesian one more food in the unions one more food and they can afford to pay for it then we 1st need to find more intensive ways of growing food that means more water. and that's going to leave you smack bang in the hay get there all the hay

a price of hay you allocated and how you regulate it. with the being at best on border 'd it's getting back to the al guys all the landlords and the pace of from us if we want to save all i will try and do it we're going to the ball the border landlords again the war is way back to the middle i just. in the name of fighting global warming the loads of water have made an agreement with the environmentalists. a portion of lake and river water is now protected it feeds the ecosystem and is kept out of the market.

this aligns brought about the large majority vote in favor of water. as i'm talking to you today we're about to have 7 days in a right here in adelaide above 37 degrees celsius. that is the 4th time in 2 months where we've had that. high temperature climate change is happening and it's happening now and it is impacting on the levels of water usage and the water that is being returned to the system. from the rivers struggling and so we had to start putting a value on it. environmental

organizations are now taking advantage of the markets to buy water and return it to nature. the agriculture industry in australia with billions of dollars the value of water in australia is worth even billions more so if we want to make sure the river is kept alive if we want to make sure there's water there for the future we have to engage in that process that of course forced a proper market for water buying and trading. has a strategy got it right yet it's not we die and. we might be the test case we haven't got it 100 percent. water was the last remaining natural resource to have escaped trading. 'd 'd

the but australia has just blown the final whistle. the time has come for maximum profitability and the creation of wealth. because my people we are focused land in this water. 'd water for me and my people it's a part of who we are. 'd 'd it's a part of our stories our creation story. today is different. australia has implemented water markets. how do you know that.

we don't like it very much we don't like it at all 'd. well pushing kind of everyone else interesting ok. with. that and i've got my night tonight. life. went on. selling trading what does that. feeling your dad. making sure that you're. making sure that no respect for your. part of. the most of the group. * * * * * greedy people.

* they want to wrote a book or forward. * * and they're selling to. you commie money. kongregate money. the water is like the grains you know body. earth mother earth. like our body the water 'd clothes food. you really feel that the wood isn't water but. 2

it feeds your spirit. without the spirit of god we all know the. name. you know jane already and already very young and fresh and bright and a big ole our need our need i know they aren't and on and on and grease your hands are already based on your name. and. the. the producers of this program asked mcquarrie group to be interviewed but they declined. so al-jazeera asked mcquarrie to respond to statements made about them in the program. mcquarrie replied to say that they took their role in economic can

community infrastructure very seriously. that in the time their fund was a shareholder thames water had made $14700000000.00 of capital investment. and that this had allowed thames water to reduce leakage and to keep bills at a low level. they went on to say that the investment had been financed by profits some borrowing and had been approved by the u.k. water services regulator off what. they concluded by saying that thames water had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. the last stage in the financial i say sion of water. the long term a stock market index to bet on water prices by nasdaq

a stock exchange specializing in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. is water the next oil we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed or the question is not going to go away we're just probably not ready for it yet there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realise that every time they take a sip of water there is an opportunity cost and they feel it in their wallet. what about the guy that can't afford it back i still these 4. during the fight against the financial isolation of water is fueled by the refuse to accept any sort of privatizing. the global water rush is accelerating

privatisation competition profit when they say it's got to be a commodity it's because they know that the scarcer it becomes in a world where you desperately need water there's this gold it's gold it's blue gold . to scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity trade into the profit just because it's lawyer doesn't mean it's going to be priced what about the guy that can afford it that guy's teles water. now to syria examines the social financial and environmental impact of 4 to privatisation loads of water on al-jazeera. hello there there's a hint of winter in the weather across the middle east at the moment we have got

a weather system just struggling saudi arabia sinking further south was a fresh breeze coming in in the process says some west of whether they're over towards the red sea further north it is generally dropping see how the temperatures are struggling 12 or 13 degrees there for damascus and for baghdad and even struggling here in doha by monday and the late great pagan temperatures back to around 22 celsius for the chance of want to show is over towards the red sea further south it is generally dry just around the horn of africa plenty as shallow as over towards lake victoria pushing a further west was right into the heart of africa tanzania seen some big downpours we'll see some of those showers just sinking their way southward across the democratic republic of congo with some wet weather or all the way down across be as zimbabwe seeing some showers along the spells of rain some wet weather too just easing across towards northern parts of namibia over madagascar here we have a tropical cyclone that's bringing some very heavy rain in some parts could see

maybe 100 to 200 millimeters of fright as a tropical side clenching tao makes its way further east was easing into the mozambique channel and heading to mozambique. we know what's happening in our region we know how to get the faith that others cannot and fires are still going on the way they tell the story is what can make a difference. in the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to lose supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that seed keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the wounded and in the lab now more than ever the

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