there we are. here, it's not between go any longer than we have concrete here and you between the 2 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera o r g. again, you're watching, i just a reminder of our top stories to south me and my shadow government has declared what it's calling a people's defensive war against the military rulers, the national unity government is made up of politicians, opposed in the qu, in february, us secretary state antony blink and says, the international community must keep supplying humanitarian aid to afghanistan on

a visit to doha. he thank cut out for help. the world health organization is warning a freeze in funding, flap canister on health system is leaving millions at risk of losing medical care. more than 2000 clinics and hospitals could close within days. we'll talk more about that story now with martine flux and operations manager for the agency, doctors without borders. she joins us live via skype. now from amsterdam, thank you for being with us. so i'm wondering 1st of all, if you could just give me a sense of how serious the situation is there from, from your perspective. yeah, we, we are extremely concerned cache and doctors without borders. we are running hospitals in font publishes in afghanistan and have been doing that since many, many years. and we saw with the recent as cease of fighting, we saw

a steep increase of our patients numbers in the various hospitals, for instance, in last for gar, where normally we would see 5 homeworks, consultations in our e r. we reach numbers up to 800. we see in all our healthcare facilities, a steep increase of our patients and from the perspective of your colleagues, there just gives an example of what the challenges that they're dealing with as a result of this. i mean, what's, what's the, what's the most urgent need is it, is it is, it medicines isn't hospital supplies just just, i mean, how, how bad, how bad is it right now? yeah, if we, if we reflect on the health system enough, granny stone, this is for years already very vulnerable. where, where the system is facing problems around staffing supplies equipment and it's

highly dependent on foreign donors. so we read from colleagues in the district that they have not received salary since several months and that they are running out of medication and which that we see an increased number of patients coming to us to our health care facilities. so the potential collette of the health care, our infrastructure is one of our major concerns and is all your colleagues. i mean, if you don't mind me asking this, are your colleagues having to make some difficult choices when it comes to patients about who's, who's going to be treated and, and who isn't as a result of this chronic shortage of supplies. fortunately, fortunately, we do have supplies and stopping in our in our hospital so we can continue to,

to provide health care to everybody who comes to our hospital. however, we, we of course feel that a certain area there is a level availability of care and which builds or not larger pressure, which means for people looking for health care that at times they will have to travel longer distance or will not find the adequate care they need their be wrecked surrounding good to talk to martina flux tra joining us thereof from my abstinence. thank you. thank you. a cutter is resuming financial aid for payments. financial aid payments for poor families and civil servants in garza. they was suspended after fighting in may between israel and hannah's, the controls, the gaza strip. a payment method has been agreed to prevent funds being used for military purposes. of the philippines battles, one of its worst covered 19 outbreaks, health work. is there

a threatening to resign? over unpaid allowances, many people are angry of allegations of corruption in the awarding of government contracts. during the pandemic jamila alan doug has more from an in filipino health workers are some of the most sought after in the world. but in their home country, many see that government has treated them poorly and be lack some of the basic benefits and protection. i don't know if they said that many of us have day, many of us because it many her very same or up the 33rd early nurses in the philippines get a monthly salary of about 300 dollars and doctors around $600.00 critics argue that to little compared to the funds that government has available funds there are alleged to have been misappropriated during the governments awarding of multimillion dollar con checks in it's been demick response from

a 0 declaring income in 2019 o harmony, a trading corporation. we know so please should copy without a shot record because it was only for the september of 2019 by 8.6 p. a 1000000000 worth of government contracts. what kind of dent the contract? the senate is referring to was awarded by the department of budget and management, and that's now facing a probe in the senate. senators are also asking why the government agency awarded contracts to a company whose officers are facing allegations of fraud embezzlement and talk manipulation in taiwan. or did somebody introduce you to do a free show? so farming it does seem like young president, rodrigo is also alleged to have been involved, but directly controlled the budget office. and in this video,

he's seen meeting formerly, executives in 2017, together with a chinese national. michael young, michael young was the chair to economic advisor. according to a philippines intelligence agency report, he was involved in importing illegal drugs into their hometown dev. our city to tear to one said he would not tolerate. even the width of corruption in his government has defended his actions. i cannot go by inviting investors. that's why i went to china several times. don't ask them to help us have closed the president. the 3rd said, even members of his family, have long faced claims of corruption, but quit 60 reports of scandals and embezzlement. at a time when millions of filipinos are going hungry and have workers are struggling during a pandemic, how foot president will be good with their to credibility?

i don't all time low jamal in bargain. i'll just 0 manila or cuba has become the 1st country in the world to vaccinate children, as young as to he is against coven. 19 the vaccines are not recognized by the world health organization, but the government intends to inoculate all children. before schools reopen china, the u. e and venezuela also planning to vaccinate younger age groups. dr. phi go doing is a, an epidemiologist and a senior fellow at the federation of american scientists. he says cuba vaccination plan for children is a good move. pediatric cases of co good are on an all time high record rise in many parts of the world. and pediatric hospitalizations are soaring as well and with adults are very children are not immune. whatever people previously said they are wrong. and so with that, children's vaccines are become ever more important. now, granted, the cuban is vaccine has good efficacy anywhere from 62 percent for 2 doses 91

percent for 3 doses, but they haven't been peer reviewed. so this now comes down to individual countries . risk willing to basically go forward before the complete data here. but one thing we know that precautionary principle and basically looking out to protect more people use the general. ready better direction in this kind of so far. so i think overall the great, i think this is definitely the trend and i think more country should do it sooner given that delta variance hit children. very hard. children are very much effective and very high hospitalization. in many countries, so i think this is the precautionary thing in terms of risk benefit, you should definitely back to the children, including the u. k. they need to definitely get a move on to back to the children regardless of what some of their policy experts are. controversially thing about was holding. ready back things for younger

children, young children definitely need to be protected. and sheila has approved the use of the chinese made sinner vac vaccine on children age 6 and above the studies on the way into the jobs impact on children. more than 3 quarters of the countries adults a fully vaccinated a police in brazil's capital, say supporters of president. yeah. both sonata told down barriers doing a protest on monday night. security has been tightened in brazilian major rallies, expected in support of the president. later on tuesday, both scenarios popularity ratings and dropping, and he's rallying his right wing base faces corruption investigations and has widespread anger over the way he handled the pandemic is up for reelection next year. a facebook and twitter have criticized a decree by the brazilian president that changes social media regulations. it aims to come back what it says is the arbitrary removal of certain accounts, profiles, and posts. president's office. as the decree protects re speech and gives people

the right to re post band content, the facebook says the measure will hinder its ability to limit abuse on its platforms. daniel swine la is following developments from argentina's capital one osiris. he certainly saying i'm doing all the right things, freedom of speech, who wouldn't want that more clarity with the use of social media again, most in brazil would welcome that yet most an hour has a long record of using and abusing his social media. he's songs have been investigated, setting up fake news accounts during his run up the election in 2018 organizations. let reports with our frontiers and criticize job was an hour of his attacks using social media on the media itself, in that brazil and just human rights watch were criticizing jabal son, our oath blocking the accounts of anybody who criticized him. journalist opposition

that politicians commentators were being having their accounts closed down to all of a sudden to be freedom of the press clarity in the way social media is used in brazil will come as a surprise to many of the say, i think many will be suspicious it's happening now because tens of thousands of his support is gathering in brazil and in sell out of the political and economic capitalism, brazil, the independence day celebrations on tuesday to mark a 199 years since declared independence from portugal. job also, now ro is trailing badly in the opinion. polls the next presidential election to the left wing present good enough, you'll feel about knowing the love many a thing that shows strength to show that he still has substantial support. that is when his government has been holding talks with the opposition to end

a long standing political crisis prison nicholas my daughter, hopes it can ease international sanctions on his nation. the opposition says it once guarantees upcoming elections will be fair. when we're wrap a low reports from mexico city, monday was a 4th and final day of negotiations between delegates of it as well as government and the countries political opposition. now these talks held here in mexico city. the 2nd round of negotiations took place behind closed doors without media access, and after more than 9 hours of talk, there was a lot of anticipation over exactly what level of agreement had been reached. now in the most general of terms, what has been achieved is a groundwork, a framework for a larger, more meaningful agreement to be signed at a later date. now the delegation representing the venezuelan government to the quote, nothing is agreed upon until everything is agreed upon. having that said, both delegations expressed. a lot of optimism related to these talks will also admitting that there's still a long way to go. many obstacles to overcome for both delegation is to find

a meaningful solution to the country, persistent humanitarian crisis. now the opposition did agree to elections, to take place later in november. that is arguably, one of the biggest achievements actually took place even before the start of the 2nd round of the go to the big question right now is over. what this all means. 4 regarding international sanctions spearheaded by the united states, the bind administration has hinted that the us would be would consider the lifting of sanctions if meaningful progress was made during this talk. very the thought. but all of that remains to be seen in the end of this could be seen these last 4 days of negotiations could be seen as a positive step toward mending that political divide in venezuela. but the door is now open for a 3rd round of negotiations to take place later this month. i'll salvador has become the 1st country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal,

tender president has declared the future for the country. but economists a warning the using the volatile an unregulated crypto currency is a risk. john home and reports from l. zante, a surfing town where a bit coin pilot project could forecast what's ahead. this is where are some of those big quint experiment? again, it was on a small surf with 3 years ago and anonymous don't take a local people, digital it with the crypto currency. now the country is expanding the experiment nationwide. and so with those about to become the 1st country in the world to use big coin as legal tender, it will run. it's another option alongside the current currency, us solar. we travel twelves on tape to find out how the pilot program is gone and what it could mean the rest of the country. we found plenty of. infuse, just like 70 percent of people in el salvador doesn't have a bank account. he's big coin. well, it's a way for him to put some money aside, but i have a low income. i don't move much money a little i have,

i spend on food. so with bitcoin, i can save up and that's the big coins. growing up in value is seen as smooth savings, great to the problem is the big point swings down as well at times. heavily. other people here are set up with that as a p. c. it's tough because it's unstable. for example, if you take a surf class and pay with bitcoin, i can accept it. the next day it goes down and there are losses for me. it's the same for the bar, the shop everywhere. and imagine that volatility nationwide, and one of the poorest countries in the americas, it can make the government's decision, seemed like a blind bet. a recent survey shows many people here might not take that, that to 3rd say they don't want to be paid them bitcoin. and the facilities, the government hardly putting together the new currency might not convince them. when you want to cash out your big question, the actual dollars. you have to use one of these special atm. and the government is

a setting up $200.00 of these across the country. so let's see. do this. ok. and then the money should come out. the only ticket here is that these actually charge about 5 percent of commission to do the service. that's already been enough to put of someone else on why not just use dollars. one group who might see the benefits of the system, commission, or know a criminals who will see an unregulated state sanction currency. that has been one of the advantages of bitcoin as deanna and emitting, but for regulators. that's one of the risks. so the worry is that el salvador turns into a fiscal paradise for those who want to launder money from drugs or corruption. the president has been emphasizing the positives big coins will bring jobs, financial inclusion, and investment. he says, especially as salvador will be the 1st to use it. the question is,

will the country become a trailblazer will simply sink john home and i was, is it a it was on say salvador. i still ahead on i just in sport, the fairytale run continues at the us open for this british teenager coming up. sure. ah ah ah ah ah ah

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then insert fiction or elements or story lines. kimbell has more for venice in once upon a time, and called casa, is a story about his city, and it's dwell is both desperate for progress. while technically fiction, it's based on real events and uses many real people, including director, i think up to dad for an actor who eventually in india becomes like a star to play a role which is very down to it doesn't feel convincing anymore. so i think that there was always very keen on costing people who, where the part that you're homeless. because last is venice film festival. when a no matlab put the spotlight on john read blending. now, experimental filmmakers the world over trying it out the size and the not the daily or thought a, the independent side bought the main film, festival, hair, and venice. nearly all of the films are experimenting with this distinction between

fact and fiction, where one informs the other all be it in different ways the, the festival director is excited about the trend, side, side, ok, see a fact. this pays witness to the vitality and life that comes when you mix reality . with fiction. california is another film exploring the fact fiction frontier, the director spent 5 years following a young american girl in italy. it started out of the documentary but didn't end that way. we started this slowly by slowly during the time to kind of right seen in also not just following her, but also like kind of making a scene up, you know, then the challenge overall was to kind of give the audience

a feeling that is watching a film without asking, is this real is, is not 3 l. want that in particular, much welcome venice. a feature from long time is jaundra, bending director. andrea segue follows 3 the nation brothers with opposing ideas about the future of the city as it drowns and tourists. it's supported by venetian crab fishermen who play themselves. doki fiction, critic say, is a creative evolution designed to draw the audience in my filmmakers ready to redefine storytelling on the silver screen. can vanelle al jazeera, then if skittles for now, his andy, thank you so much. house will never commit your minds on course to win all 4 grand slam cycles this year. after reaching the quarter finals of the us open. the world number one had a pretty slow start here against american emergence brooks be losing the 1st 61. we shifted through the gaze after that only last another 7 games. he reaches the

quarters in new york for the 1st time in 3 years. we'll now play the money bits in the wimbledon final. let's hope parity if he serves service well, which is his biggest weapon. it's his stuff. you know, he's stuff on any surface to play against. and i've had some really close matches with him in french open and wimbledon. recently. we're going to play the 3rd grand slam in a row against each other. and hopefully the result was the same like the previous 2 . now bear attaining his place in the corners after getting past the offset, the german, disappointing day starting just in the 2nd game of the match when he stumbled over the nets or it's anyway sounds when the matching force will joke in which could meet alexander vera of in the semi finals last year's runs had a convincing victory for the lease world number 16, janik thinner serve as one is left 15 matches, which includes

a gold medal. at the tokyo olympics, the german will play south african lloyd harris in the quarter's and the women's drops 29000 champagne bank, and rescue the maria the county back and says 3 and a half. i was very much sending it to see am the late to sort of finish for when singles, much of the us open records to the match in a 3rd grade quarter final date with world number 4. currently in a fisk, about 3 to 18 year olds left in the women's draw british teenager m a colony became just a 3rd qualified to reach the quarters at this tournament. a dream. w flushing meadows continuing with a dominant wind of american shelby rogers, elliptic champion belinda cheek. i was just soaking it all in really it's really trying to enjoy the moment and it's, it's something that you kind of dream of like to play on ash. it's the biggest cool in the world. so soon i really didn't expect to be here. so i just really wanted to

be in the president and take it all in quarter final at sean. she's the features world number 2 dano med for depth and it's the other 18 year old and the women's draw layla fernandez of canada. the night session that includes the french sharp and champion barbara creature covert and spanish. teenager call us across a brazilian police have opened an investigation into the fortunes pinion place, who are accused of breaking covered 19 quarantine rules. the origin siena scott has now left brazil back in training. here in one is aries. on sunday they woke up qualifier, and so paula was abandoned when health officials run on the page, claiming that seems english bass players shouldn't have been allowed to play. a president. joining francine says the pandemic should fast forward plans to rethink how the global football calendar is organized. i think the nice particular situations that we are living these days with that it is of play a show us that we have to do something. we have to protect the heads of players. we

have to save them. some travels. we have, however, as well to protect the national teams, we need to rethink the calendar for mentally and to do this, we need to have a goodwill from everyone. ivory coast have secured a crucial when in their efforts qualifies to be 2022. well, cutting cattle, i strike as sebastian high school, both goals in a c one when it gets cameroon. when puts ivory coast, they qualify and groups, and only group one is we'll go through to see the player from the decide. see, he makes it into the next 2 years finals, south africa on top of group g after a one know when over gone. and janice berg get any teresa funding for the 1st time since they hosted the events back in 2010 and fully one. mercedes announced george russell will partner louis hamilton at next season. the 23 year old. busy has been driving for williams since 2019. he replaced bounce reprocessing. yesterday

confirmed he's moving to out for a mayor. russell says he's excited and humbled. susan joining up with miss sadie's and you are perform the sole hon cup on american soil for just the 2nd time matilda catherine of finland hare was playing in the event for the 1st time. holling, this puts on the 18th grade in our highest window singles match and secure the point that they needed to retain the title europe going on speak the united states 1530 were all just such a good team and everyone works well together and our team chemistry team out there is just amazing. i mean, i didn't really know what to expect coming in as a rookie, but it has been so much fun and it's, it's been an amazing week all together. alright, we're going to tell you live now to us secretary state antony, blinking speaking now in dallas, listening to numbers. this is about the men and women, the, the mothers,

the fathers, the, the sons and daughters, the sisters and brothers who you have helped bring to a better place and a different future. and i think, you know, in whatever are pursued is whether you're, you're in uniform or they're in civilian clothes, working for the government. we get to do a lot of things in these jobs in our, the course of our careers. but it's not every day that you can say that the work that i did say someone's life secured their future made that kind of difference and simply what you have. and i hope that whatever happens going forward, you don't lose sight of that fact and you take it with you. and we were just talking to some of our african friends who, who are part of that group who are going to have a different and better future because of the work that, that you've done here. so to all of you, thank you. thank you. thank you for

a job. remarkably well done. that's the good news. the bad news is this mission continues. we have more work to do. we're determined to do it. thank you all. okay, that was the secretary of state anthony blinking, who is currently in doha for a meeting with the can, sorry, foreign minister and his team. let's go to charlotte bettis who is in cobble for us who's been listening into that press conference and what stood up for you. charlotte? well we know that the secretary blinking and secretary often in katara it's very much a thank you to or and also meeting with with the u. s. representatives on the ground . whether that's on a diplomatic or a military. same some and thinking not only the content, but also their own people, for all the work that they've been doing as part of these evacuations with her for

us prison by them. saying that this is the largest us a list in history, more than 120000 people. and we know about half of those people have transited through cut hours, part of this evacuation, if it. and it's ongoing this a lot of people who are in these trends that same because they have their applications being per to her face working through where they should go and what they need to do to satisfy the various security thresholds that type of thing. so it is an ongoing ongoing process and in a press conference earlier today, the us secretaries were, were saying, thank you to you. we have a lot of gratitude and respect for the work you've done and, and committed to working together, going forward. so meanwhile, on the ground in afghanistan, a lot of concerns about the humanitarian situation with a call out today from w h o about how dangerous the situation is. took us through what.