the change is all around the same shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, into these are the top stories on al jazeera. at least 4 people have been killed and several wounded after 2 separate explosions in the afghan capital campbell. the 1st have been near the defense ministers house. the 2nd was near the city is heavily fortified. green zone, which is home to government, buildings and embassies. gunfire followed the explosion. no group has claimed responsibility. showing ambrose a suicide attack by wild terrorist targeted my house by the grace of god. neither

me nor my family members were hurt, but unfortunately a number of my body cars were wanted. i assure my beloved countryman that such a text cannot have any impact on my willingness to defend my countrymen. in my country. in southern afghanistan, civilians have been ordered to leave the city of laska after days of heavy combat between the military and taliban fighters around 200000 people live there. the u. n says at least 40 people have been killed in the past day. an oil tank is thought to have been hijacked off the coast of the united arab emirates, with several other ships signaling they are in trouble. britain's maritime agency says a potential hijack ease unfolding off a few gyro. it appears to involve a beach human tanka called the asphalt princess for other ships in the area reported they were not under command. us president joe biden has called on new

york's government to resign after an independent investigation found he sexually harassed at least 11 women. the allegations against andrew cuomo include unwelcome physical contact and suggestive comments. he's denied the investigation. finding sammy's resisting call to step down. a matter of instigation has been launched after an outspoken bella, russian activist was found dead in ukraine. italy shove, led a group that helped people flee persecution from president, alexander lucas. shank, his government. thousands of people on the outskirts of athens have been forced to flee their homes. as large wildfire moves close them. more than 5055 is trying to contain the place near in an industrial area and in southwest 30th. far as far as getting closer to 2 pallet stations. i'm emily angland. those are the headlines. stay tuned for once upon a time in punch bowl. august on the united states is ending

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bridge. meteor attention. becky mella is the 1st strain in in history to be charged under the new counter terrorists laws with planning acts of terrorism. if found guilty, he faces to live sentences, malice, activities, which are essentially ego boosting provider, rather than anything else. provide a, an opportunity to put the whole structure of criminal war into action. they needed to test the problem said he did to test is in you amendment and patients are down except that anybody in the police and as i came out. and so any other case for that matter fed, let's risk them shot someone, just the test a little after one year and 9 months in maximum security. zacky is acquitted of the

terrorist charges, but pleads guilty to threatening officers is sentenced to 2 and a half years. so yes, i was guilty, threatening to kill yourself early because i took my passport. i had known to turn to, hadn't gone in last. so it was my word of fit into this whole situation. the 1st place they should have looked at me as someone who was troubled, but not they treated him as a terrorist. for all of his short life, zacky has felt like he didn't belong in the country of his birth. i, for the 1st one, interacted with all distractions. what occasion is trillions asian stallions aboriginal australians? it wasn't a more inclined so funny enough to say it was old and that made me understand

is all the strategy. and i actually think than for this turn around in life by sending me to golden and understanding things on a different perspective. ah, becky never loses his taste for public safety and use his tv and social media to record visits to the rebel front line in the syrian civil war. i 4 years after 911 fears over arab a strain in terrorism continue to threaten the harmonious ideals of multiculturalism. and here in this iconic of these thinking,

racism is set to explode. for decades to will have shared one stretch of coastline in a country. they all call home carl was hung on the weekends as a kid to during summer. it was as if, thanks down a punch for had migrated to the park. ah, growing up in la kanda mohammed, crudely thinks of quintinella as he saw my backyard. ah, it was full of ours and full of revenues, drums and barbecues, and hobbling w dealers, as we call them full of all the wonderful things that we know that was normal to

us. and it was great because it was, it was safety, it was home. and it was fun, was fun as a kid for the kids living in punchbowl. quintinella is their family beach. just as it is the generations of western suburb families. we go by football on this and we went swimming at the beach. it was like of age. i've never had an issue going to chronology. did you always interact with the locals? probably not. but who just like any other person on the beach? never an issue. me while i was just trying from printer and then got the cpanel with over the years and no one's ever set it back to me or looked at me in the wrong way. or i see it with my in laws when my sister in laws are my brother in law to nowadays and commons, and whatever else. and no one's ever said about what to me in any way, shape or form. one of the things that was very clear about was that

nobody knew what was going to happen when they came to power in 9096. how the government specifically got rid of the strain in multicultural research program. and that, that had a really quite profound effect because nobody was talking to anybody that was going on. there was no, nobody was actually tracking what was happening and communities. and so there was a sort of unraveling of social knowledge about what was happening in australia. i feel like something was thrilling, but in hindsight, you could actually say now that all of those things that were coming into play were building up to the crescendo. like many in the lebanese is trailing community. lebanese born teacher had deep is aware of the danger to light. whether you go back to the gulf or the mid september live, and then again, right in the other things that were occurring. they've been

a continual seed of arabic empties. i make these other people, these are others that i want to be striving that to quite somebody uninstalled in and when could happen to me? it's no surprise. i was supposed it was it was just a matter of time me. and now with the anniversary of the bali bombing, just tune up in the past, the few is fit for quintinella to ignite. there's a clear line between $911.00 and the events crinoline. 4 years later, it's law and that's fashioned by the increasing tension between the why does society and eliminate the strain ends of muslim faith

for white anglo you not to live and provides a justification for moral outrage about live in nice muslims. it's almost as though they are prime to explode. all that's needed is a spark. after months of mounting tension on sunday december, the 4th, a scuffle breaks out between some volunteer lifesavers and a group of teenagers, described as mediterranean or from the middle. a volunteer lifesavers bashed while giving up their weekend to help others push and shove and death, which would have in this. but certain media outlets wanted to raise the ugly racism again, liberally, community when the more angels and you got more norry than i was any community you

got any community you want and i'll get you a lot of tell me like so many community but the live in the community news talking, use the min now they know they can still pipe not for the 1st time. over the next few days, the media fan, the flames of racism. the message is clear. arabs are attacking astray, alien culture and values. what the grubs? well, i tell you what, what ups this law, this level, middle east, and we got to lab decide, but i'm saying that there was a license that came from the agitation of people like alan jones. and there was a license that came from the wide sense that live in a muslims, in particular, were a source of danger and threat within australia society. it's not just the middle east and bought into the weekend. it's thousands of dollars, a very long beach. and it's gonna be taken over by the scum. what is it about us

that you have so much for name at caboodle lee? the vitriol is hard to take. the media didn't say anything to positively contribute . oh, credit card to the situation in any way. all they did was promote slander, perpetuate vilification, perpetuate discrimination and racism. and it was really, really hurtful me. 4 days before the riot announcer alan jones raids out a message sent in by a listener. i suggested to invite by the bike against the president numbers for another railway station when they arrived anywhere at the price of admission to watch these cowards. scary back on to the trying for the return trip to the layers . we will really, really afraid the voice of moderation was silenced by the

views that we were hearing on the radio. dog by show was so awful that i felt ashamed to call myself australian. at that time, up by newspapers and radio, people send thousands of text messages all that week was i question them of emotions. because see, was it tim and the hate or isaac? o 7 30 am sunday december the 11th crowd. begin to gather at cornell, a beach normally attend police on patrol today. 160 the i think that was about 270000 as a miss. be incent on that day to teach the liberties, thugs, alyssa,

the, my 2005. sergeant craig campbell has worked the coronel a beat for 4 years. but this weekend he senses there's something different in the air. like a village, fair atmosphere, those people haven't bobbies, and those are the rock ply and that i was well, the war bumper to bumper and i saw a woman walking down the footpath green here. i a cruise or a lot of those sort of drinks. i like 8 o'clock in the morning and i normally say that i actually turned to the boys and said to my food is going to ship our lunchtime boys. you watch you watch. yeah. and i also lot look me think so attacking. oh, yeah. right

right, right the way i go. i'm not putting it. the crawler rule, little boys went down and caused the problems. what i'm saying is racism in this country is very se carla. grandfather bought for the justice johnson. i was the i lunch time, the police employees don't, didn't street trying to stop the crowd and creating the wheels. i deployed right blocks in southern sydney and east and sydney to stop people from coming in because

we didn't want to add fuel to the fire by simply letting everybody get. yeah, all our members saying is so many angry faces so many pushing and shoving through a stallion flag being carried in a way which on i think these charlie inflection ever be carried. yeah, the ah, the the strain in flag has many meanings. people use them as beach towels as bikinis, but in the case of chronology, they always used as flags of flag should be

a symbol that unites every one. it was trying to be used as a means of dividing people. it was just a really, really confronting thought to say defense if you have no idea who i am, you have knowledge you about my culture and you've become the head off that much what we've done to you. yeah. when pm. sunday, december 11th, for no 5000, right. as many fueled by alcohol have turned the streets into a hunting ground. what's going on any bricks? and i'll grab him for you. now let anyone who wants to pray. the last thing, image beer of a person who's just seems like they're running for their life along the along the

boardwalk, at the beach. and i think i think for those who are watching it is, how can i get to the the police, the need to buy and primarily fumed by alcohol, george basha, the real cause is endemic racism. when you say uncle phil or laugh, you're laughed, i was just slap is what a joke. i don't know how much they would need and there's no way they could convince me every single person that was drunk. i think a little confusing. but in the prove that somebody that it just to me just doesn't go any fortunately, there are only a few lebanese australians on the beach, like most of the nation, the community witness the hora unfold via radio and tv. so having a barbecue at my place about the same, his wife who's from quinoa,

i remember some more information that came out through the radio started to happen on tv. i saw my brother sammy's face changed. yeah. he just couldn't believe what was actually happening. yeah. type of burgundy isn't going to tell me that on the law becomes women. granola, even if i bring my, my sister or my my, my mother or whoever. i come down with me in the warped version of what it means to be a multicultural and had become some ideal, a threat to the increasingly sinister mob. there was one young man who became iconic across his chest was written. we grew here, you flew here. it's almost like

a sort of nazi thing of blood and soil that unless you emerge from the soil, you have no right to it. ah, we never knew that all these would be so hurtful and i had so much height in them, particularly coming from canola. particularly coming from the area that we knew so well, and we were there so often. and it was like being punched by enable me at 3 pm room if suddenly that a train load of lebanese straining use are about to arrive then

comes the terrifying reality. there are just 2 men on board who are middle east and yeah, as we walk through, looked up into the last kerry jump into the top. dick, you could actually say these 2 young guys getting dealt with what i got fully up into the carriage that i could see through the table. these 2 young boys just curled off in a bowl and just taking it, yelling at them really had no effect. the only way to move table was by striking them with my baton. i wasn't going to have 2 people kicked to death trying all this went for

i need to get that going out today and some medical attention. so that's when i went down and tried to stop in the pipe on the head i carried for people, but not too young boys was still a hero. i ya, you know, here you just scum the, the riot flashes around the world, britain, canada, and indonesia issue travelling, urging the citizen to exercise caution when visiting sydney de. yeah,

the intensity of the bombers and the racism that underpins the violence is what makes this different. it's is those something deep and dark inside the australian psyche that's been there, but repressed by a near civilization has now been allowed to erupt. yeah. what happened on a sunday and chronology is a black country regardless of which side of the policy, the political fancy sit on, regardless of which cultural background that was not a good day for us rather as a nation. ha, ha ha. on december 11, a nation insured in the following day. $51.00 right to the charge. yes, a prime minister still sees a strayer in a different line. i do not mean that there

is underlying racism in this country. unfortunately what john, how was said a doctor was totally of the mac. he was acting as a statement probably trying to shield the nation from that, tarnishing the nation as a whole. but and he was talking of the mike. yeah. but the horror has only just begun. the angry lebanese is dradian, men are about to seek revenge. we went down to the principal park and there was hundreds of people to hundreds young guys ready for school. now i was in the car with a young guy who had

a very serious weapon on him. and there were guys there who are killed even the most the most articulate and the most intellectual people in our community was filled with outrage. because how much can someone take before that crack next time on? once upon a time in punch bowl, every one on the street, the, the revenge response creates a potentially invalid cycle of tit for tat violence. gangs of men, the middle east, and origin by the rebate. we have lived on this. we step forward, there will be hundreds of brides, police struggling to hold the progress ah,

in the wake of the criminal race, right. how much can someone take before they crack the fight? recognition is crucial. we needed corner heads to prevail, brothers and heads of fable that was said, the religion and the thing that was a community wants to be disrespect to al jazeera, explores the history and struggled of the lebanese community in australia. once upon a time in punch bowl on al jazeera news, news, news, news, news, news. the america,

here's your weather headlines right now. we'll start in north america where we had a cold front rates across the southern areas of the united states. i want to go for closer look there cuz we're still getting some storms bubbling up here in particular along the florida panhandle, georgia rate through the carolina shooting up to the mid atlantic. and you know, we can't rule out the potential to see up to 200 millimeters of rain in some of these places over the next few days. talking about heavy bursts of rain as we head toward mexico. but it is scattered at times, concentrated along that pacific coast of mexico impacting areas like i could poco falling rate through into guatemala and heavier rounds of rain as we had toward doris and liquor aqua on wednesday. take you to south america right now, and it's unsettled toward the top and the bottom end of the continents are continuous rains falling through the amazon basin outs, where plenty of sunshine can be found. temperature is bouncing back us on the on 25 degrees. if we look at the next tree days, we could touch 30 over the weekend,

but some breezy conditions. it's above average as well. now toward that south, it's our usual systems crashing into southern chile, giving us some snow for the southern andes point to rain as a height of 10 degrees for you. on wednesday, the when the freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just because i thought july when the about your thoughts toward the government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of access points that shift the focus. the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered the listening post on a just after a one year delay the tokyo olympics are finally despite growing opposition and

spiraling call fountains of athletes are competing in empty stadiums. amid the corona virus endemic algae here it will be inside the olympic bubble. bringing you the latest from again, right? no other. ah, us says afghanistan could be at risk as people war with intensifying taliban violence, mole, bomb, blah, same cobble, while the afghan army orders people to leave at last. i hello, i'm emily. angry. this is al jazeera, alive from jo. how also coming up reports a ship may have been hijacked, of the united arab emirates with several others radioing. they've lost out of

battle ration opposition activists exiled in ukraine has been found. hanged in a parking.