and q weights, but also in some of the gulf states and have a look what happens on monday. we've got the temperature in kuwait nearly touching 50 degrees celsius. found the array. but we've got a little bit of an internal wind kicking around. but for the stronger when we got ahead to the southern areas of yemen and monde is a breeze there that's keeping those temperatures down and things of feeling slightly cooler. we've got a few showers to the west of yemen, kicking up into saudi arabia. and these join up with those storms brewing across the open rift valley. smithers, heavier downpours, felt in south sudan. we could see more flooding. we have seen flooding in sudan. those flood waters continue as those rains continue to fall down. now the gulf of guinea is seeing a number of storms, and as we go in some monday, it's nigeria, that's going to see some of the heavy, a down pause there. now to the south of this, it is looking a lot dryer, and a lot warmer. we've got temperature is above average in botswana in namibia and for south africa, it's

a similar story with johannesburg at $23.00 degrees celsius the, the from the world's most populated region, the and until the story from across asia and the pacific. to discover the current events with diverse coaches and conflicting politics, ah, one of one eastern on out there of the virus is indiscriminate. get those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of covert. 19 ollie re examined the reasons for this disparity. the social and economic inequality that surround us much deeper and much more problematic than we thought of us, where the lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change

because of the effect. the kids all hail the locked down, expose the privilege and poverty during a crisis on a jazzy data. oh, the 28 minutes to the top story. so fall here and then use the tunnel cap to the 2nd provincial capital. after weeks of fighting a ship, a gun, the government is sending reinforcements and conducting s, trying to try to re take control that time. professors have been having a face off with the police and the capital bank card. they're demanding the resignation of the prime minister. and they're calling for urgent reforms to the monica. tens of thousands of people in france of doing process against the new

coven, 19 health pulse. from monday they need the power to get them to most public places, columbia and panama. so they will work together to stem the flow of thousands of migrant stranded at the border around $10000.00 from cuba, haiti, and countries as far away as gonna molly and toko. and i stuck in a small border tongue coakley. foreign ministers of both countries say they will improve transport and travel routes for migrants. panama will host original summits on this migration crisis. next week. theresa bo joyce's live now from nicole creek in columbia. theresa, give us a sense of how many people are in effect. i guess marooned way you are well, nichol clear has been historically destination point, a transit point for those who are migrating towards the united states and canada from here they go to they have to cross the gulf would have been hipaa would find

them central america, mexico and then the us and canada, what we know is that because of the make and border closures, among other things, people were prevented from reaching this part of the country. the past month with the easing of the restrictions in this part of the world. people started to arrive and what we're seeing now is that it's massively thousands and thousands of people have arrived here. and many have been also cross, or what we're seeing is that the flow of migrants here is also having an impact on local communities in columbia. and that's why you're seeing the amount of people that you can see. right now we know that around, over 2000 people here at this point, thousands of others have already left, but they're still arriving here. and municipalities on the other side of the gulf of food. that's the place they have to go to be able to reach canada, or only allowing 200 to 200 people a day, but they have already sold over 1500 tickets. so you see the problem of what

happened here. this people are stranded currently, they say they have no resources that they have no money and they're struggling in a way to survive where the i right now, most of them are coming from haiti, but they were leaving and other countries in south america. for example, in july or in brazil, they're coming here in search of a better life and also talk to some cuban people from bangladesh from africa. this is the destination point right now. they're waiting for a meeting that's happening on the other side of the golf to see whether they will be allowed to continue whether chip. but this is something that is not going to be solved immediately. here in columbia, you said before a meeting is happening between columbia, panama, and other countries to sort out the situation here. most of the people we have full control here, say that they don't want to be here, that they only want to be left to continue. what their journey the abuse tended this people in front of the ferry office in the colombian town of nick oakley. they

come from haiti and have been waiting for week for a chance to cross the goals for food. and continue with our journey towards the united states and canada, or the ferry announced they will only take $200.00 people a day, even though they sold more than $1000.00 tickets via john, but he says he needs to leave columbia. now, again, i got the, we've been here for a month. we want to travel, but they won't let us go. we are in the sun with no food, no water, no money. what we need is for them to let us go. we don't want to be here. we don't have any more dollars. we need a solution. as pandemic, border closures to have east. this small town has been overwhelmed by the arrival of some 22000 people. people have been waiting for days, children pregnant women, ready to embark on a very dangerous journey ahead which is to cross the area and got by the way, just costing them they have to pay for for a place to live and many are running out of money it isn't only haitians who have

come here simone. one fee is from ghana. he was living in brazil, but the condemning an economic situation force him to leave fund demik night went on everything was going off every day. that's a good thing to be rain 500 kids are very good. you know, that is the very, very marjorie. but you can are for to get to the new order loose on game most people here are on their own. so far, we have seen very little assistance from phenomena authorities before ministers of columbia and panama mit on friday to discuss how to organize the flow of migrants and protect them from traffickers, criminals, and the dangers of a darian gap. but these people say they have no time limited resources. they say

they only want to continue with their journey that will help them find a new life. teresa as it stands at the moment, can the local authorities that cope with so many people who can't go back home and they can't move on either the well that correct when you, when you talk to people here that have reached this part of the country, you hear desperate, desperate journey people telling us about how they couldn't make ends meet in brazil and they had already left their homes, are forced to send money to so many of their relative for example, with many haitian families that i right now that said that, that i have finding work that making it somewhere where they can work, maybe mexico, maybe in the united states to canada. it's crucial because it is them, they're helping their family back home. and that's why they're very determined. i mean, when you talk to them about the dangers that they could encounter in that area and

gap, it's not just crossing the wells that you can see here to the other side of columbia crossing into panama, going to a jungle worthy i know. and what there's an animal, there's criminals, there's traffic or the people that try to take advantage of them. would you heard a story of a group of people from bangladesh to try to get an a vote plan this time voted many legal vote and at the board turned around, they were rescued by the columbia navy, but still, it is the problem. many also the, one of the example of the challenges people face today. but in spite of all the risks that they put in counters, they feel safe that they need to continue with our journey. that they need to get to a place where they will get a better life, but they will be able they'll be able to help their relatives back home, whether in haiti in africa, cuba or anywhere else. okay, theresa, many things to resubmit, their report in life. the news from the columbia and border nicaragua was electoral tribunal, has disqualified the main opposition party from november's presidential election.

citizens for freedom is accused of violating election laws. it's the latest move in the crack. then on the opposition by president daniel will take us. government is that to run virtually unopposed as he seeks. the 4th consecutive term fighting has been reported incense to dawn between rival factions of the stewed, vice president rick, my shaw. it comes off to michelin rivals declared. they've deposed him as the head of the party and it's military forces. but his supporters deny that. and they say he is still in control. the president salva kia and michelle form, the fragile unity government. last year. after years of conflict, the killed hundreds of thousands of people to people from me and my i've been arrested accused of plotting to attack the countries united nations ambassador cure more to one who was appointed by the the post civilian government. as openly criticize the military jointer since it seized power on february the 1st this year,

the united nations still considers him not to be me and mas official envoy, even though the generals and ne p a door fired him, prosecutor say, to men, we live in new york plan to either injure or kill the ambassador, till robinson is the deputy director of human rights. what she's asia division, he says me in mars military jointer is prepared to do anything to stay in power. well, i certainly think that they see drama don as the ambassador in the u. n. as a major problem for them. he occupies a very important seats in the u. n. you know, we and other groups are busy. they're trying to push resolutions for international arms embargo and for target economic sanctions. and he's the linchpin of any effort by the military to push back a back against that. and they can't do that because he has gone over to the other side. and so they're desperate to do something to get rid of him, and it shows that they were willing to consider killing him. i think it will inflame people's reaction against the military junta,

and i think it will also backfire against the military junta in its efforts to try to gain any sort of international legitimacy. quite clearly, governments around the world have to make a decision in september about whether they're going to allow john to and continue to occupy that see that the un and, and this plot against him is certainly going to be part of the considerations that they're looking at. when they're thinking about that, that, you know, somebody could be assassinated for their political views because they're in their official position as a bachelor at the you. and i think certainly other ambassadors will be thinking long and hard about what kind of government would consider doing such a thing. the un security council has been discussing last week's attack on an oil tanker. you case of the evidence is quotes clear cut that iran was responsible to crew members were killed in the apparent drone attack on and israeli managed vessel off the coast of mon, the u. s. and g 7. foreign ministers also back,

israel's assertion that iran was responsible on thursday. israel's defense minister, threatened to use force against iran. iran strongly denies having been involved. preparations are under way in the united states for memorial events, marking 20 years since the events of september. the 11th relatives of victims continue to demand answers as to whether the saudi government was involved. they want the u. s. president job biden, to release documents long held from the public. rob reynolds reports now from washington. some family members of the nearly 3000 people killed in the september 11th 2001 attacks on new york. the pentagon and pennsylvania say president joe biden should stay away from 20th anniversary memorial observances. unless he agrees to declassify documents. they believe may show links between the attackers and the saudi arabian government, brett eagle,

since father bruce was killed in the world trade center attack. 20 years is far too long for anybody to wait for information on murder of loved ones. the united states government has documents they admit that they have documents, which show complicity on behalf of the kingdom of saudi arabia. the government has gone to great lengths and great extent to keep this information buried from public . the classified materials they are demanding include an unread acted version of the f. b i's report on whether saudi nationals living in the u. s. provided help to the 911 hijackers under orders from the government in re on the 1800 member families group released this public message saying that as a candidate biden promised greater transparency and pledge to release more documents, but has failed to do so. the bush,

obama and trump administrations all declined to declassify the material, citing national security interests. the families have no way of keeping biden from attending memorial ceremonies, but hope to bring moral pressure to bear so far. the white house has not responded publicly to the families groups letter. this is an outcry for help from, from the administration. he has a storage oppertunity to do what previous administrations before him failed to do. a bipartisan group of senators has proposed new legislation to force the government to release classified 911 investigation documents, or given explanation on why it cannot. the american people should be outrage that their government continues to conceal this evidence and information without any explanation or justification to them. this cause is bigger than family, even though it is justice for them that is immediately at state. the saudi

government ought to be held accountable in court and in the court of public opinion . 15 of the 19 hijackers on 911 were saudi nationals, the 911 commission concluded in 2004. if there was no evidence to support claims of a high level saudi roll in the attack, the commission, we visited the issue in 2015 upon discovery of new evidence, but did not change any of its conclusions. about official saudi involvement. rob reynolds al jazeera washington. phil to come here on the news for the sports news with santa taking the streets of japan in defiance crowds 10 to show their support during the women's mattress. ah, the crime that shook japan, or people get killed on one occasion in as bloody

a massacre as this was, attracts a lot of report. there was just a current drum. who did it, who did it? we did it a hasty conviction that led to the world's longest hell, the throw prisoner and his sister's 47 year long battle to save him from execution . witness. how come madame japan's death row on a jazzy into the hype of english football, lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful i was one of the leading specialist work undercover. just yours investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's held something like one. in addition, it has been said that you can make an elephant disappear. i have many of the most brazen example i've seen. the men who sell football just oh,

a time. it's santa ah. take of anger, wrist and has won the men 1500 meters and you lympics record time and no region launched his attack. going into the final event where he powered away from world champion timothy cherry out of kenya. and but it's and that is the 1st run from europe to win the event since 1992 if i have found has won her 2nd gold of the game storming home to win the 10000 meters. the dutch woman also won the

5000 but failed, and her bid for historic trouble. when she got bronze in the 1500 meters. now she has won the men javelin with a best row of 87.58 meters. it's india. the 1st ever olympic gold medal and track and field, and can you have finished 1st and 2nd, and the women's medicine. while american molly se though, has taken a surprise bronze, more than a dozen of $88.00 to run as a failed to finish the race. and crowds gather near the finish line in support. despite the heat and a ban on spectators, some limpid volunteers were holding 5, asking people not to stop and watch the race. but those who did that witness madison say it was a unique chance to watch and then pick up it while most of the athletics in tokyo has been wrapped up. and there have definitely been

some special moments here to talk about. some of those is 3 time and in pic med list for me, a great britain run a chris a, a lucy, chris, thank you very much for talking to us. first of all, there was a lot of doubts about the games going ahead, but now they did, and they're coming to an end. how much have you enjoyed them? i've really enjoy the games, i think, because of the love i see mumps with the global pandemic. and some of the restrictions that so many, but the printer and the teacher read whether they were going to happen to actually see them happens, see the rates of the world turn up and see them perform in all their glory. it was fantastic weather while i'm trying to fix things as obscure to me as being mixed and skateboarding just to see the young people of the world unite and compete on the one brand. it was amazing, chris, as you said, there's been no shortage of surprises. there in tokyo,

but what's your top highlight? oh, there's absolutely no doubt to me that the performance of the games was the for me . the hurdles where costs and ball home smashed the world recalled and a water pine at the moment. it's a moment where the whole why of competing was shot and we've got to start again, and it's just really and the whole power dom shipped. but that acid into all. well, chris, you've had the experience of winning metals in front of a huge fans. before i spoke to high dump, what category? high dump a gold medal is a bush and, and he said like, competing without fans is like a session like a training session. do you think that's damaged the experience for medal winners? oh, interesting. i mean again brush i'm and to be was one a bar right. on to point you said that because when you look at the event,

for example, the most important thing was it competitor and i'm going to look into the peaches that you showed here. see the love with the joy and excitement of these 2 main when she was jowl, went to 27 couldn't be separated and both company champions. and so for me wanting to know i have got this by pages and the people who be that will be the local support this because we found the course of the patient where if you are home grown, so pull the crime. so it athlete you get support, what a friend of the rate is, most importantly welcome fullness. so i'm going to close about that. i think we've been phenomenal. well, that called and if you recall, because we've turned up, chris, of course there was no you some ball. no mohammed farro. but did you see any real stars in the making?

there's one saw who was there and it was 2 prime. her son, she won gold and a 10th out to me to the thought that to me, to and go wrong in the $5900.00. every to call you took that never be done the call. but the me, i don't, you can look further than cost are gone. i mean cost involved you know what he date don't quite clearly a stall has shown brightly and going to be on the landscape quite well to come to town and pick medalist and form a great britain. run a chris echo boost the thank you very much. talk to us less you while the us men's basketball team have won the gold for 4th, ellen pigs in the row, they be france $87.00 to $82.00 and the limpid final. the team has was led by kevin drawn, who became the u. s. is highest korea score with his 29 point is just

a journey. those are so poor and you realize, you know, you finished a job, you get to get to go metal, you get the, you know, the trophy. but when you go to the journey managers, it's just incredible to be a part of some sort of specialist. and i'm bonded with these guys for life stanley for life. and i'm just grateful that we are committed to this early, and we stuck with it and finished it all. for health man has successfully defended their full title, malcolm that proved to be a super. and what was a dramatic final guess pain from a bar salon, a man scored an extra time when to feel as to one victory and japan beats in the usa to win the mans. baseball is the 1st gold medal. in the event for the japanese, the top rank team winning to nothing. now on the t o he gains finish on sunday, japan will pass the olympic flag to france, organizes for the past 2024 games that have promised

a more cost effective olympics. more accessible to the public, andy, which is a report from tokyo. the tokyo games are still to finish, but already paris, who stepping up its preparations to welcome the world in 2024. the olympics will soon be back in the city. the 3rd time, the motive to the whites of her campaign to win the games began the moment to receive. the limpid flag has been in our heads and in our hearts that would mean that after a weight of 100 years, the games are returning to paris. paris 2024 compared to paris. 1924 will be on a very different sporting and financial scale. tokyo's budget has just set an unwanted new record. the price tag to the toko games has officially talked $15000000000.00 and is expected to go even higher that already the most expensive some games ever staged. and more than half of the bill is being picked up by the japanese taxpayer olympic critic, se tokyo,

his aunts will lose up even before the extra costs of holding the gangs during a pandemic. and without the presence of spectators were taken into accounts. we can not get down our profit and maybe just, we know to hold olympic games makes the only the basis for the new infrastructure for new national stadium, which will be good. but the big problem is it's putting nothing for the people, games in the very heart of the city. the french capital is aiming to start a new era of cost effective olympics with most events being held at preexisting venue organizes claim private money will account for 97 percent of the budget. the head of the parish organizing scene told me any new facilities are designed to have a lasting impact. we have in sun sunday, near territory, which is very young, but very poor. so, and we will build quite

a lot of facilities that will offer you put unity for people to do sports to the games. we build also houses for this territory because there is the big need and 10 for houses. so the legacy will be when they get the useful for the population. harris games hoping to prove it is possible to light the olympic flame without burning a hole in the public's pockets. and richardson al jazeera tokyo. and that is for, for me hand you back to peter santa, thanks very much. we'll see you later. i'm sure nasa latest mars rover has started collecting samples of rock pictures from the us space agency show a whole drilled by the perseverance rover into the martian surface. nasa plans to launch mission in coming ears to collect the samples. lots more news in that, in the later on that mas revenue, my guess, via the website to 0 dot com. that's it for me, peter, adobe, and the evening team here in bo. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. london

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