here, i am power in pasha. we tell your story. we are your voice, your news, your net out here. ah, lebanon has a new government after 13 months of political deadlock critics on the old elite is back. ah, i'm tony back to watching al jazeera line from also coming up. guinea, suspended from the african union as leaders of a regional law arrive for talks with the military rulers behind this week, school making over 900 jobs mandatory for federal employees. us present, joe biden. and there's a new vaccination requirements in patient and our patients is wearing thin.

and your refusal has cost all of us. and then i'll just hear exclusive, we speak to an armed group in eastern democratic republic of congo, that's waiting to lay down its arms. but with conditions ah, after 13 months of political gridlock, lebanon has a new government millionaire business in the g. mccarty will had the cabinet lebanon spin without a functioning government since last year's be able to port explosion. that g mccarty comes to power with the country, thinking deeper into an economic crisis that began more than 2 years ago. i don't know how to help me. i hope that we can bring our country back on its feet. i hope that this government will be able to function and at least put an end to the bleeding. and we can all come together as one hand to bring back 11 on feet. proud

and prosperous. algebra has been, a hunter, has more from be ruled on the challenges facing, facing the new leadership. well, some new faces, other familiar faces. but bottom line is this the political parties that have governing this country for the past few decades. those who have been blamed for really running the economy into the grounds, blame for corruption. they are the ones who appointed these men and one women in this new cabinet. people really have little faith that they're going to see any change prime minister me at the showing empathy with the people saying that he understands mothers cannot find milk for their children. fathers cannot send their kids to school. he understands the ground. but he's part of this system, a system that people believe should be changed. we didn't hear him talk about fighting corruption because this is what needs to be done. they need to fight

corruption. they need to agree to reform, state institutions. they need to agree to restructure the financial sector. the finance minister is a former official in the central bank. the central bank is blamed really for bad policies that lead to this economic collapse. so people are skeptical, but there are some good signs. the dollar, for example, the local currency gains some value against the dollar. it was trading this morning at $900000.00 earlier as against the dollar. it is now about 151-6000 lire. but the bottom line is this. in the next few days, subsidies are going to be listed. people salaries are near worthless. people just cannot make ends meet. the minimum wage is now worth $35.00. so what is he going to do? he is promising a rescue plan, but what people want to see is, you know, what is the stress to plan. in other world news, the african union has become the latest regional block to suspend the guineas membership following sunday's military cool. the a you says it will exclude guinea from its decision making bodies in, while

a group from the economic community of west african states has arrived. in con, a cree for talks with a new leaders who overthrew president of candy are expected to urge guineas military to set a deadline for returning to a civilian government. i mean the dresses in concrete with more on the classes visit. another meeting is going to take place while the ground rules and other engagements plan for engagements will be laid back before the military and the course commission mission here in concrete. so basically the meet you, the, the government in gimme the current government in guineas under intense pressure to deliver. i think what's happening if the regional buddies are trying to exert a lot of pressure on them, extract commitment on a quick return to democracy. that's what they'll position also. yeah. it's talking about they want a quick return to democracy. the mission, if intending to meet with the opposition here as well as the civil society to

discuss the way forward. but the focus for now is meeting with a military coup lead us yeah. in guinea and setting the ground rules. one of the factors, one of the things of the course mission want to do is to have access to the depaula president for conduct who is currently under detention and under military got a charter plane has just taken off from afghanistan, pavel airport. the 2nd since evacuations ended last week, the plane left with passengers after delivering aid on thursday, more than 100 people were on board the 1st flight to doha. meanwhile, the un development agency says, have gunnison risks that total economic breakdown without international help to keep money flowing in. it's connie for urgent efforts to both for the economy. early i spoke to astrid slaton, who's the i've got fund director for with the norwegian refugee council. she says the, his, you ation in the country is desperate. more than half a 1000000 people have already met drug area and they are at imminent risk of

probation. i'm pleasing to death for the upcoming for innovation. this country is trying to recover. bit of suffering from the consequences of the dam. i hope that with the collecting public sector are the teachers going to get paid will they will work the most urgent need to save life. i mean, health care must come up and running the other day. i was hearing a very grave depiction on what will happen, boys forward, how many, hundreds and thousands of people will die. public health sector, class angels on the ground, we compare lot. so can be us. but you cannot play a public sector international. can you move from the solution and they need to come out to be in pilot bar is

a very centralized organization and i need to sort of restart our engagement. this is not something and we have been negotiating access the taliban for years and we will continue to do that. we are now seeing some we are allowed to bring that back to work, but something more helpful. and it has no a tough new voice could soon be rolled out in the u. s. for workers who are issues a cove in 1900 vaccine. they include mandatory vaccinations or testing for some and disciplinary action for others who don't comply. present jo biden's republican rivals are planning legal action in response. she ever times. he has more from washington. d. v. my fellow american joe biden announced a 6 point plan to deal with code 19. what the white house called

a puff out of the pandemic. if we implement, i believe, and the scientists indicate that the months ahead, we can reduce the number of on vaccinated americans. decrease has hospitalizations in depth and allow our children to go to school safely and keep our economy strong by keeping businesses open. federal employees will no longer have the option of regular testing instead of vaccination. they and government contracts will have $75.00 days to get vaccinated or face disciplinary action. all 70000000 health care workers who work institutions that receive federal funding will have to be vaccinated. all employers with workforce is over $100.00 must ensure their employees are vaccinated or regularly tested will face a $14000.00 fine for each violation. 300000 teachers who take part in federal programs will have to be vaccinated. and the president states to insist on facts, native stuff in their schools, in all it's estimated that up to 2 thirds of the u. s. workforce may be affected by

the plan. however, legal and union challenges may delay some of the provisions. the washington post reporter for the us postal service would be exempt from the mandate, some 500000 people. but this wasn't just a clinical outline of the administration's aspirations. throughout his address, the president tried to be 25 percent of americans who have yet to get vaccinated. over 200000000 americans have gotten at least one shot even patient. but our patients is wearing thin. and the refusal has cost all of us whole so that the majority of americans are blaming beyond vaccinated for continuing panoramic restrictions. but they also show waning confidence in the president handling of the pandemic. this was a clear attempt to firm up his base and a clear message. it's not my fault. what you heard from president biden today was clearly the growing frustration that we have, the tools we have the science, we have the incentives, and yet we're not seeing necessarily the behavior that we would hope from

a large minority of the population an all american summer. but critics contend the biden administration has been confusing the public with its messaging. for example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta varied was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past. others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the buttons approaching this speech will now win them over to the fax she ever times. the al jazeera washington miss bringing our white house correspondent now. kimberly house. good. kimberly some republicans, or even calling for an uprising over over president biden's vaccine mandates. how,

how will these new mandate fair in such a polarized environment? yeah. uprising, well, when republican did use that word is probably a pretty strong term for what conservatives in the united states. that are opposed to. c the vaccine mandate proposed are put forward by b u. s. president. what they're essentially saying is do not comply. what the feeling is of some conservatives in the united states is that this is government overreach, and that the u. s. president doesn't have the constitutional authority to force people to get a vaccine, which in some cases is still not even been given full authorization by the food and drug administration. so what we're expecting to see our court challenges on a mass scale and already the by the ministration has had some trouble at the supreme court level with another one of its policies, which the supreme court considered to be overreach and has pushed the congress to

try and sort out, not if forcing landlords to provide free read to people who have lost their jobs as a result or can't pay their rent as a result of cobit 19. now what the president has done and all of this is essentially done the exact opposite of what he said he would do so many are saying this is kind of a $180.00 he promised to be a uniter but what he did with this speech with regard to his new covered restrictions is essentially vilify a section of the american public that feels that they want to have a choice about their health care and their bodies. and so what this is done essentially divide americans further. the other thing that this is done is really frustrated. democrats as well, who are saying, why weren't you tougher? and why did you do this sooner? because now our hospitals are full of people that are sick because they didn't get vaccinated. so what the precedence essentially done is,

please know what with all of this, and it comes at a time when his political capital is already vulnerable, given the fact that he's still trying to bounce back from the withdrawal of afghanistan and the americans that were killed there so this is a president that is facing increasing number crises, politically, and is doubling down now believing that brute force is the way to get out of this situation. kimberly, thank you for that. kimberly health care is our white house correspondent ly very in washington. and fil a head on al jazeera, uniting against kind of just fine minister. what's the noise on his rival? during the last election debate, football fans in argentina returned to the stand for the 1st time to sort of demick, but in limited number. ah

hello there. we've got some quiet weather coming into the korean peninsula over the next couple of days should grassy to some across a try and brighter for japan as well. at the moment there is a fair amount of cloud arranged, some showers lingering across the key. she pushing into her and she did a bit of wet whether to just sliding into a passive north korea for a time. but as you can see, the main weather ration is for the south eastern parts of china. we'll see some really nasty weather as we go on through the weekend and into the early part of next week. and the reason for that is super typhoon schon to, which is now just glancing the far north of the philippines. it'll grassy run up towards taiwan, whence at the moments of around 200 kilometers per hour, gusting to around 250 kilometers per hour. this is the equivalent of a catch before hurricane. so it's a very nasty system. it will cause flooding damaging winds. and we are looking at some pretty big problems coming through here. now the system not too far away, of course, is constant unless a tropical storm, that's more of

a rain event that will bring flooding raines into central parts of vietnam. as we go on through the next day or so into china, seeing plenty of showers, longest spells of fry. and as usual, scattering a showers for malaysia and indonesia. ah, man, people out their phones could help them communicate. not just on their phone, just transmitted, need images of an earthquake in the southern hemisphere back to toe. and i'm providing the connection to those cherokee workers in the desert. this is a tough job by these challenging streaming lectures. the 10 different countries. those guys don't quit when you get a move on. there's no point having lightning fast connections. you just don't like sat space to deliver your vision. oh,

a. you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories in lebanon, nat geo, mccarty has been confirmed as the new prime minister. the business owner takes charge of the new government. after 13 months of deadlock and with the country facing an economy, crisis group from the economic community of west african state has arrived in guinea told talk with a new leaders over through president alpha con day. the african union has joined dec hawaii into spending guinea from membership following sundays military code. and the un development agency is wanting. i've got a son, is on the brink of universal poverty. it's tony for urging deference to bolster communities and their economy. i israel says it will step up the search for

6 palestinian prisoners with cape from a high security facility. early this week, having protest in garza and the occupied territories against the punishment of other prisoners following mondays breakout, the red cross has accused israeli authorities of not allowing families to visit inmates. israel has sent extra troops, the palestinian territories in the gilbert prison escape. defense minister benny guns has vowed the fugitives will be carts should we continue our activities on the grounds? we're also maintaining our ties with the palestinian authority. need to understand we're talking about 6 people out of the millions living here. we need to be able to deal with these 6 cent their accomplices without disrupting the other balances here . i hope this day will end quietly, either way, the army is prepared for any development. the leaders of the u. s. in china has spoken directly for the 1st time in nearly 7 months present. joe biden called

sheeting thing for discussions that come at a low point in the countries relations by the in told she both leaders need to ensure competition does not lead to conflict. and she said, us policies are streaming tied, canada, the prime minister just intruder has squared off with his main bibles in a final televised debate ahead of this month. not the election. postpone erin o tool and his center. right conservative connie in a tight race with totals liberals, voters appear frustrated with a prime minister's efficient to call the elections to year fairly. how we're going to move forward through this pandemic to end it, how we're going to build back better. those decisions are going to be taken by your government. now in the coming weeks, this fall, not a year from now, not 2 years from now. could it not be a month? i know you want to go harder and faster on vaccinations. i know you want to go harder and faster on climate change, and you get to choose exactly that. i'm

a new leader of the conservative party and we have a plan to get the country back on its feet after a difficult 18 months in this crisis. i'm a pro choice ally to the l g b t q community that comes from my service in the military, where i served alongside people from all backgrounds orientation, putting the country 1st. correspondence, jody van says there was no clear winner in the debate. it seems as every single leader on that stage really had a target on just ensure del, wanting to come back to that, not the election hall and why he would do such a thing when there's so much else going on in this country to go trying to ship that narrative back to the fact that he's looking for a clear consensus from voters as to how to move forward in order to do that with the majority government. currently, the federal liberals are a minority government, certainly of course rates between air, no tool and just didn't you know, and they said no clear winner here after this 1st and only english language debate

. aaron, no to all had a real calm demeanor about him even when he got some significant push back on some of the hot button, issues that he's sort of embroiled in from a broader perspective is more center, right. but at one moment when speaking about reconciliation, speaking about truth and reconciliation and the need for canadians to address 1st nations indigenous and in us people's issues here and the past presidential schools . and what have you, all under the umbrella of tooth and reconciliation. mr tool had a moment where he sort of gathered all the leaders in one subject saying all of the leaders agree that reconciliation shouldn't be and must be a priority for any leader to democratic republic of congo now, which is struggling to disarm and reign to great fighters in the east, it's estimated more than $120.00 on the top ranging the mineral, which region the violence has the space. thousands of people out to the ears.

catherine. so he has this exclusive report from an area still under the control of one of the oldest rebel glove, seen italy, prophetess. a chance point on the way to get it to re providence tells you that you're entering the territory of a rebel group called f. r. pi or the patriarch resistance front of the turing beholden area that is rich in cold and collect taxes from one of the easiest route rebel commanders at the headquarters discuss this state of emergency declared by the government in may. and the truth they made to keep the peace of mackenzie is too quickly. we are twin army like any other. and we know the rules. we are using the schools to protect our population are also eager to display their forces. they tell us this fighters are only a fraction of those in their ranks. this is one of the oldest rebel movement here

in to controlling a huge territory. one of the former leaders are main cut tonga has even served jill tom or the international criminal court for crimes against humanity. the newly does say that want to change the face of the group. they say they want to lay down the on, but they also want honesty and to be re integrated into the if i p i was among the 1st armed groups to sign a piece, deal with the government and agreed to disarmament and reintegration program, which has largely failed those involved in a new process. see, thousands of militia have already surrendered. but the challenge is how to have them re unite with the community. we know what said before, please, there is not going to be a misty. this is one key element. there is not going to be reintegration within the security forces of the key element and for the components

it has to be the show that the area for people. so which means that everything has to be ready for the containment to be a very short time. because we integration piece within the community is the most important part of the novice about the new conditions. if we, the government wants to change anything in our previous agreement, it will require everyone with whom we sign to come back and explain clearly the changes as the way sun sauce up to a dozen groups continue to terrorize villages in tory people. he tell us, they're worried that e, disarming their rebels spills again. their problems will only get was government the procedure. if the government do not agree with the rebels, we are afraid to go back to the, for its touch to raise enough again, looting our property. the fighters say they don't want to have to return to the trenches, but any program to disarm them has to be agreeable. catching. so i'll just 0. it

room territory in northeast and democratic republic of congo. knocked down there being lifted in part of australia, the most popular state, even the daily infections reach a record high new south wales recorded more than 1500 new cove in 1900 cases on friday. but restrictions are being used in 12 local government areas where no new cases have been recorded in 2 weeks. and there's been concerns about the effects over 900 could have on people's mental health as the world mark suicide prevention day. more than $700000.00 people take their own lives each year. the 4th leading cause of death among people between the age of 15 and 19 about 3 quarters of suicide, very low and middle income countries. the link between suicide and mental health is established in high income countries, but many happen impulsively. in times of crisis, the world health organization has highlighted ways to prevent suicides. these

include limiting access to weapons and some medication and as well as identifying suicidal behavior early and offering help. early i spoke to doctor, send me a perry cosy psychiatry and director of the 40 to 40 national mental health program . he believes it will be sometime before we see the real effect of corona virus on mental health. to see that the been mimic would have already had an impact on rate of suicide. i think that's a bit too soon. because the, for us to ignore the impact which results into effect on 2 sides will take a lot more time. having said that, the mental health interference, of course, we're not any, been there, make something that needs to be appreciated. because 1st and foremost, distress levels went up now or distresses non disease, but distress very much as a mental health concern. now that's not included. jobs, economy,

education has lost a loved one. job, could change in life, try realign, mentally adjustment to lifespan. so all of this has an impact and we can also resulted into we'll be talking about mental health, but i also need to add here yet the additional tele medicine has actually made a very positive impact. but what it got done is that people are not able to access mental health, they only are the reach was and then the accessibility was in there. now because of the digital digital and you know what is happening is that you can reach a professional variable. you are across the country. hurricane olaf has made landfall in northern mexico, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to a popular result town. the storm has now weak into a category one, but has left some parts of the california peninsula without power. the rain is expected to cause flooding in areas near san jose del campbell and cabo san lucas.

now to argentine where football fans are being allowed back into stadiums for the 1st time since the start of the pandemic, the government allowed a 3rd of the river plate stadium invoice size to be filled for a while. cup quantify with bolivia, visible reports. it's been more than 18 months since a lot of the already have entered a football stadium. but on thursday he waited for aren't enough national team for hours. he's a football coach and wanted to see leonel massey play before we got there. but it's been a rough year with locked down no football football. important because it teaches you discipline, working in a group, humility, many of the values of life. that's why i want you back. the world cup, qualifying match between argentina, bolivia was played at the we were played stadium, and when a site is only 30 percent of the stadium was allowed to be filled, people lined up for hours to be able to get

a ticket for the government. this qualifier match is a test prior to authorizing fans back into the stadium for local tournaments. people i requested to wear a face mask. there also have to fill in a health application on their phones. the big challenge we're told is to convince fans for respect, social distancing ideas. tina had imposed trick restrictions as over 800000 people lost their lives to go with 19 and millions were infected. the government is slowly trying to lift the curves. already say they're hoping to have 80 percent of the population vaccinated with at least one dose before opening the stadiums to all of them or not, there are the restrictions that easy. we've done and we're starting to feel normal again. thanks god. but the suspension of the qualifying match against brazil last weekend when brazilian health officials attempted to be paid for argentine football

players for allegedly violating a mandatory quarantine is an example of how much has changed and the challenges team. the round the world will have to face argentina football coach says what happened in brazil should not happen again. look as he indicate all, i feel, but after this match with bolivia, we have to rethink a lot of things because what happened cannot happen again with some teams left without their player this with others that came in like you now. and then they had to be returned. there are things that you have to think about. and if it happens again that a decision has to be taken. we have time before the next match. we will meet with coaches and the federation for a solution because it can't happen again. as a back nations pick up pace returning to stadiums in countries like argentina is a major step towards normality. after a year of watching football on tv, most fans were willing to respect all rules for

a chance to feel the passion for football. once again, that is how i defeated when a fight, if one of india popular hindu festival has been held under tight restrictions due to a spike in covered 19 infections. celebration is usually draw huge crowds that place him by band, public processions and restrictive crowds. health officials that concerned gatherings for religious celebrations correspond effort to wage ah, no, again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. the g mccarty has been confirmed as the new prime minister of lebanon, the billionaire businessman takes charge of a new ga.