3, where 0 documentaries niche, the lead on the weird and wonderful world of robot that learn think feel and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i am a machine origins of this species. on our 20 o i cruise fight back fire and smoke from deep within the rubble of an apartment building collapse in the us or another body has been fined. ah. again, i'm, how am i doing? and this is just the red light from doha. also coming on, egypt, president and jordan's king arrive in iraq looking to build ties, character, the influence of iran, facing its worst. i break of the pandemic thailand,

reinforces cool 19 restrictions in bangkok and elsewhere. but still short of all i look down and how she lives moving to protect the privacy of thoughts. as brain hacking technology becomes a reality. ah, fire and smoke from deep within the ruins of an apartment building collapse in the us. the latest problems for cruise searching the sites. families and friends have made a memorial sites near the disaster zone and surf side close to miami, florida. 5 people are known to have died. 156 people are still unaccounted for. the murders that serious concerns were raised about the building structure and foundations 3 years ago. from south side, i'll just there is heidi joe castro reports somewhere deep beneath this rubble of

fire is making the near impossible task of finding survivors even more difficult if you were there the morning after. you didn't see it smouldering like it is now. the stench is very, very depth and it obviously is created quite quite an obstacle. the search for life was briefly pause to allow firefighters to dig a protective fire trench. they still don't know what's burning or if the smoke is toxic, yet they press on. the biggest thing here is hope that's what's driving right now. in reality, the likelihood of finding more survivors in the rubble diminishes with each passing hour. the agonized families are waiting in a nearby hotel for news of their loved ones who were likely embed on thursday, when the building collapsed in the middle of the night. you know, i'm concerned about my mom. i wonder if you miss the thing. i wonder if you open up the quality of the

investigator say it may take months to determine what causes the collapse. but a recently surfaced engineering report on the building may contain some answers, commission by the buildings management. 3 years ago, the report found major structural damage to the building, steel and concrete support, and a major error in construction trapping water around the underground garage. multimillion dollar repairs had been scheduled to begin soon. we are obviously very interested in all of the evidence that's coming to light and we're going to be including it in our what happens after the rescue, and in the meantime, we're taking action to make sure that everybody's respect the county has announced any immediate government review of all older buildings, the picturesque island on which the seaside residence is sit, is partially ma'am, made and may be sinking. and now is the sight of devastation. hydro castro al

jazeera sir side, florida leaders of jordan and egypt in the rocky capital, baghdad, for summits with the prime minister jordan's king. abdullah arrived a short while ago and was greeted by the iraqi presidents egyptian presidents at the cc landed earlier. he has met the minister will suffer alchemy, the some assist expect you to address economic corporation and security. let's get more now from my mood of the was his in baghdad, mac. well, it was the summit really a bite one of the hoping to achieve will, according to the iraqi government, trying to achieve economic integration and biochemical integration that, that entails establishing a free trade zone or city between jordan and iraq to transfer it you should and jordanian products to iraq also entails important

electricity from egypt via jordan, into iraq, and also important egyptian labor force to take part in the kind of struction and building operation inside iraq with any and can got the the 2nd of jordan has just arrived to join the diction delegation and they were all received by the iraqi president emsella. and now they're meeting with prime minister. most of our cars to me would getting reports from the positions tell us in the green zone, from the cause of the government, a palace or the cause of the government is reporting that they are now. the prime minister is meeting with the delegation and they're not discussing get issues related to the economic integration that related to increasing the trade volume between the 3 countries. and also political issues along with issues security issues related to combating terrorism. now that has been criticism to this summit,

as you know, this is the for time the leaders of the 3 countries meet since 2019. and it is also political because it also is also trying to bring a rock back to under an arab coalition umbrella. by this time, under an umbrella of a collision, which is good side for it says towns is in many add up files in many cases. and the middle east, as you know, that egypt children might also be joined, that has been told about saudi arabia might join later. you have some other countries on potential to this, to join this collision. but there has been criticism towards this summit because many people here in iraq, we've been here many people including get political need to analyst saying that iraq is that least beneficiary of the summit because it's going to be only a consumer of the products from egypt and from children, and meanwhile,

whether or not this coalition will try to eradicate maybe or decrease the iranian intervention in iraq. that remains to be seen. ok. my other one had that bring up the latest form by god. thank you. so i learned just typing restrictions in bangkok and other provinces to tackle its worst cruel of our sight breaks so far. the new measures beginning on monday will last for 30 days, construction sites will be closed down and into dining and governance of women. 20 people will be banned. health officials blame the increase in infections and a lack of cooperation from migrant workers. will profit for janet brook as a columnist at casa english and use website in thailand, he says the flu vaccine, viola, across the country, has contributed to the increase in cases vaccine roll out has been very

slow. it has been delayed. currently, only about 10 percent of the total population of 70 millions. also people have been given that 1st shot or job of vaccines and only about 4 percent have been given to jobs. my understanding is that in cutoff example half of the populations i've already been inoculated. so that's one thing. second has to do with some of the makes or the brands of the vaccine used. the while the oxford astrazeneca have been delayed, including the law called production, the reliance now shift towards final but which is not very well received when it comes to the ability to produce her immunity. so these are problems play can be tie governments,

but on top of that we are dealing with a new variance of costs alpha and delta shipley. it's still alpha and the government big shot. the plan that did not anticipate the new variance spreading very speedily in bangkok and beyond. a 2nd history of the city has been placed in for a long time. darwin in the north has detected 40 cases linked to a central string gold mine sydney. as long time for the next 2 weeks straight as largest city has no counted 110 cove cases linked to the highly contagious delta variance contact traces. we're also trying to find airline passengers who own plains with an infected flight attendant, who's been traveling all over the country. thousands of people scrambling to leave the bungalow as she capital darker before tough. new measures come into force on monday, from a search, in cases of friday, or 6000 cases for the quarter,

more than 100 fatalities. second high effect till since the pandemic began from a chance to such a job as this become the new house secretary in the u. k. after his predecessor was forced to resign. my hancock admitted breaching rules he helped creates when it was revealed. he kissed and embraced the woman in his office. paul brennan reports from london. the aim of course is to break the link. unusually for a health zachary mat hancock rose to become a household name. thanks in large part to the covert pandemic, while he stood out embarrassed johnson's cabinets as a minister influential in setting government policy and broadcasting daily briefings to the nation by some exciting new data so on it was uniquely embarrassing for hancock to find himself in breach of social distancing rules for conducting an affair with an aide at work. it was also a wider context. caught up with him. in his resignation letter to prime minister

boris johnson. hancock apologized to his family for putting them through this and said the last thing i would want is my private life to distract attention from the single minded focus that is leading us out of this crisis. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made, but you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them. and that's why i've got to resign. johnson's letter of response was full of praise and concluded by predicting that hancock's contribution to public service is far from over. but despite the prime minister's ringing endorsement, the house secretary's handling of the covert pandemic has been criticized by many really dating back to the early stages of the pandemic. the allegations of cronyism, health care contracts awarded by his department to close contact of the health secretary. there were claims that he lied to the prime minister about a fatal lack of testing in care homes. shortages of personal protective equipment were blamed on procurement problems, leading medical and cast f at risk in recent weeks. hancock with the subject of

damning testimony by the former senior advisor to johnson dominic comics for i think that the secretary of state for health shouldn't be fired for at least 1520 things including lying to everybody in multiple occasions in meeting after meeting in the in the conference room and publicly cummings also revealed whatsapp message sent by bonus johnson last year, calling hancock totally hopeless in the end that it was a charge of hypocrisy, which finally led to his demise, poor brennan, i'll just 0. my dad now has a rough fit, again, sending ash and lava into the air now said only a few hours, but was enough to bring a cover of dust and nearby times at night. the biggest of basically 3 active volcanoes will bring you a quick check on the weather next. then educating about faith, all politicizing, religion. we take

a look at the $1000000000.00 most project dividing opinion in fund dash. and the spectator causes that dramatic trash. you're all set 1st stage of the 2 difference . ah hello, once again. welcome. now the look at the international forecasts. the weather is unusually dry across parts of indo china and some was unusually wet. it's part of indonesia and malaysia dang, with $86.00 millimeters afraid in the past 24 hours, those heavy showers will continue just around bornea. oh, still a few of those showers down towards the java further north we will see it last you drive. you can see for good part of vietnam, good part of cambodia, showers never really too far away from the philippines as he to the day shout, but more in the way of sunshine than showers petty,

a sunshine at the moment across australia. a nice big area of high pressure, just stay with awards. new south wells love the big area of high pressure here, keeping things set a little. we do have a co front just making its way across southern parts of w way. so what the weather just sliding through here, nothing less active as that cold front that we have making his way towards the zealand over the next day or 2. 14 celsius. wellington, a celsius there for christ church. by the time we come to tuesday, struggling to get to around 8 degrees of that stay. so cold blast coming in at that stage, little bit of snow even to lower levels for some, as for australia it is looking largely fine and try temperatures in melbourne at 16 degrees. ah, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small to continue the change all

around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah, this is al jazeera, quick reminder of our top stories. the sound of our burning beneath the collapse building inside surf side, florida continues to hamper rescue efforts. 5 people are known to have died, but 156 remain unaccounted for. the leaders of jordan and egypt are in the rocky

capital. baghdad, for summits with the prime minister and some it's expected to address economic corporation, security and cancer and runs influence in the region. and thousands of people are scrambling to leave the bungler capital deca before tuffy measures come into force . on monday, it's all a surgeon cases of the highly infectious delta variance staying with bangladesh and the government is planning to open more than 500 new mosques. it says the $1000000000.00 project is essential to tackle what it calls extremism, and to bring accurate information about islam to the public. but as time of your child re reports from serv, our critics, the keys, the government of politicizing religion. the plan for this mag moss project was initiated in 2017 before the last general election. it's reportedly one of the largest enterprises off its kind in the world. the majority of the mosque and

bangladesh are privately owned, with limited government oversight. but some analysts say the real aim of the $1000000000.00 mark project could be political, obviously, local st. walker. so lately there is a strategy for reform. mosques were previously used for various extremist teaching as well as for radicalization and a plan to make as non controversial. i am confident such a plan will be foiled through proper teaching. and these mosques, the newly constructed mosque would be open to woman. unlike most of the countries of the 300000 most and many we will have libraries and education and cultural centers. 0, one of the facial feature of this new mar or their separate floor dedicated for women, which i don't typically see in other mark. they can praying or any other time on the phone on most there are plenty of mosques in our area, but there are no facilities for women to pray. we are very grateful for this facility, and there will be 560 such new mark soon. we as women,

thank the prime minister for this initiative. aleria of an expert on political islam save the government is now creating separate religion based parallel social institutions across the country. these mosque will offer a new interpretation of his time with government foster greek when they are described as a model one. and then this mosque will also create a new attack of this time because currently the, what we have in vandalism. this, apart from that, you might just let me end the month of my job. now they're going to pre to new strand of institution. and the final point is that the institutions we're going to suffer minutes to do. and there's been a rise and extremism in bangladesh. and recent years, at least 50 people, including 8 these bloggers, religious minorities, gay activists, and foreigners have been killed in the prime minister shall see neither ceremony. tomorrow, the new mosque project origin, islamic scholars,

teachers and guardians to keep young people away from the path of militancy. those who are seeing that these moscow will be used as a political tool. i want to assure them and everyone else that in reality we don't have such a directive and that there is no political activities. we will be initiated here. since 2013 check us in us government has cracked down on religious parties. she has made secularism. part of bangladesh, its constitution, political analysts thing the new mosque program is the latest moved by the government to cartel the influence of what it considered to be extremist political organisations. in the mainly muslim majority, country turnville, child re al, jazeera sub r, bangladesh, life premier, most journalists just become ever more dangerous since february military to 87 media workers have been arrested since the general seized power. some are trying to escape to neighboring thailand, but us chang reports from the border. we don't feel safe, they're either working from the shadows, part of

a new life in excel. this journalist, premier mas hiding and thailand having fled the military regime at home. we can walk here, but like we stay in prison, we cannot go anywhere at all for much. it's been 9 years after leaving a previous military crackdown, then she was able to get legal status. this time she had to cross the border illegally. 10 years ago in thailand, no military government. now military government, that is very different. earlier this month, 3 journalists from the democratic voice of burma for quickly sentenced and reported . after being arrested in the northern tie city of cheng mind. without the swift intervention of a 3rd nation, they could have been returned to me and ma, potentially facing lengthy jail terms for journalists inside mamma and now faced with little choice and this report a live stream to the rest. the soldiers fired into his house,

$87.00 journalists have been arrested since the qu, many facing charges under a special section of the penal code for making claims that could damage public tranquillity. even those operating with legal status. a concerns of the generals and thailand could be getting too friendly with their counterparts in men. ma, this really make many people fear of like an arrested arrest and also to be to book that. so that's why the people who right here and without any documents, they really have to live with no provide security has been increased on the long and porous border. but it remains relatively easy to cross thailand has kept a tight control on its borders since the military coup and man, not only because it's concerned about a flood of refugees coming across, but also because of fears cove 19 could come with them. but the career of ours is unlikely to be the only reason these soldiers trying to sniff out dissident

journalists have slipped across into thailand. tony ching al jazeera on the time in my board and that any security forces so far, the protesters injuring at least 4 people. stone bank, somebody offices, power companies, and fifties tripoli. insight on savings accounts have been white, tight by the plunging value weapons currency, while bank sends levin spirally i can on crisis, could be among the worst seen globally in 150 years. johnson and johnson has agreed to pay $230000000.00 to settle a case in new york, but it's role in fueling. the epidemic. and the pharmaceutical joint says it's permanent, they stopped making and selling a highly addictive painkiller in the u. s. johnson and johnson denies wrong during the settlement means it won't be part of a major trial starting. and a few days when the 500000 americans have died from

a period overdoses since the crisis began 20 years ago. well, there are thousands of cases against various parts of the o period industry, but overall they have one goal. as roslyn. jordan explains, it's very expensive to have people go through the process of kicking their drug addictions. and this is also a complicated, the work of physicians and nurses who are trying to help people who are in chronic pain because there really is no way to predict when someone starts taking one of these pain medications. whether or not that person is going to become addicted, the overall goal among the local, state and federal government. here are the states, is that perhaps there will be a settlement worth some $26000000000.00 reached with the various facets of the opium industry. and that includes the pharmaceutical companies that includes the distributors that includes local pharmacy chains. if they can reach that kind of

settlement, then theoretically, that money would be available to, among other things, provide ongoing treatment for those who become addicted to the medicines. perhaps put some money into research to find a pain medications that aren't as addictive as well as pay the people who are trying to carry out all this work. and of course, pay the lawyers as well. but there's no word yet on if or when that kind of settlement could be reached. there have been to go see ations, but again, that has not been concluded. so really, people who are addicted are really caught in the middle. it's very expensive to go through these treatment programs and a lot of private insurance companies just don't pay for it. william solomon is the chief executive officer of the accreditation council for medical affairs. he says, don't says need to be better educated about the dangers of the drugs they're prescribing we as a public in the, you know, whether we're in the u. s. or abroad,

we need to ask ourselves, what are these pharmaceutical companies have to do differently when it comes to how they communicate information, health care providers. one of the things that the biggest secret that people aren't aware of the public in terms of the pharmaceutical industry is that the people that are out there that are really educating doctors on drugs on devices are not actually sales reps, their medical science liaison, their medical affairs professionals and these individuals have a significant impact on the education of a position once they've graduated medical school. and from our perspective, those individuals should have a credential. they should be certified like any other profession before the industry still, you know, behind on the april when it comes to that, there should be some kind of men on core competencies met to ensure that we're informing prescriber decision appropriately. columbia is offering a reward, is nearly $600000.00 for information on who attacks

a helicopter carrying president size and decay. the helicopter was shot that was flying their venezuela border on friday. they say they find high powered weapons, which they believe are linked to venezuela. nobody was injured in the incident. if, if, if we're putting those rifles or a $47.00 rifles with a registration number that is already being searched by the investigators at the national police and prosecutors and the 762 caliber fowl typewriter with the mark of the venezuelan armed forces, phases of asylum seekers are wasting on the mexican us boards are increasingly unsanitary and precarious conditions. this month, the bible ministration did away with a trumpet program under which asylum seekers had to stay in mexico on their cases for processed. and as many apollo reports from a camp into wanna many hope the rollback means they can soon cross the border a migrant camp. if you want to mexico, some here or asylum seekers whose cases did not make it to court under the trump

administrations. my group protection protocols or n p p, a recent rollback of this policy by us president joe bite. it has allowed some asylum seekers to enter. the us would only those with active and p. p. case of the muslim son is in asylum seeker, from honduras, who has been waiting in mexico for the last 2 years, says she's hopeful of changing policy law was like me because the last lawyer told me a judge had closed my case and that i had to open a new one, but then i spoke with a different lawyer who told me my case was not closed. and that i still have a chance to enter the united states. what i want to do my group protection protocol, also known as to remain in mexico program force and estimated 70000 people to wait for immigration hearings in cities on the mexican side of the border we met abeline, also from honduras, says he's been the victim of violence and even kidnapping since arriving in c one

and 2 years ago. but a reopening of his asylum case means he might soon have an opportunity to cross the border. legally. know if you wanna set it up. okay, i maybe i have renewed hope because my lawyers see have patience, wilma, dia, reopening in pay pay cases. i had almost given up, but thank god, cases are being reopened. if rumors asylum cases accept it, he could soon joined the more than 11000 people. the active n p p cases who have been allowed to enter the us since february. but there are many others were still waiting for guidance on what to do next. human rights groups estimate there to be around $3000.00 people living at this migrant kid. now the ongoing covered 19 health emergency means the border remains closed, disrupting the traditional u. s. asylum process. now this means that for thousands of migrants and asylum seekers have no choice, but to wait here on this side of the border. with more people arriving every day, migrants rights, advocates warned that conditions of the camp are no longer sustainable. they don't

see them in their company in the campus, in a terrible situation, organized, crime has infiltrated it. there's disease there, risk people have suffered violence there. and i believe it's a ticking time bomb despite the phasing out of trump era policies like n p p, the byte it administration has yet to normalize the u. s. as silent process. experts say that until the system becomes more streamline the crisis on this side of the border will only continue to worsen when winds wrap a little al jazeera, you want to mexico. support is the poorest presidential contenders of cold their supporters. it's in more rival rallies and lima. socialist federal castillo, claim victory. and this one's elections. after the official counts gave him a narrow leads, but his right when challenger kick off, would you? maury won't balance the notes based on unproven allegations. fraud. 35 people have been rescued from a fire that swept through

a marina in hong kong. they burned through 16 boats thinking at least tennyson it to cruise 16 hours to be tonight, and organizers of the tour de france fantasy. the spectator accused of causing cyclists to crash. the person's pausing for picture while holding a convoy find that knocked germans like was tony martin off balance. his full created a pilot that left several people injured. 47 kilometers left in the stage. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. a fire burning beneath the collapse building in surfside, florida continues to hamper rescue efforts. 5 people are known to died that 156 remain unaccounted for. the leaders of jordan and egypt sir, in the rocky capital baghdad, for summits with the prime minister, the summons.