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reports of violations under cracked down on the opposition. unofficial exit polls show russia's ruling party winning with 45 percent us flying haitian migrants have been living under a texas branch back to that crisis hit homeland your time job. philippine boxing scott, money back out now says he's running for president with a warning to corrupt politician. ah, welcome to the program. i finished on the health system is a breaking point malory's. children as well as those infected with measles, of filling up hospitals across the country, essential medical supplies of critically low. and many doctors have left in the past month and the people and uncertainty which followed the taliban takeover.

unicef warns children could die if they don't get access to urgently needed aid. how's your hall? barbara brings us this report now from a hospital in the capitol cobble gasping for air. this child is in critical condition of his no ventilator. this hospital in cobb. she's among thousands of new born here in a con is done, who desperately need immediate treatment. as i, as you see here, is a time before they mature and he made a constant supply of austin and appropriate temperature in order to survive. and in the absence of resources there wouldn't volkswagen incubator in this was poor shape. this shortage of math medicine and beta her middle east is the unit representative enough gone. it is visiting this

hospital to see what are the most urgent needs. the lease is raglin to address the ever growing needs of health facilities. enough gone in and with each passing day, afghan children are dying of disease and monetization. while there is always life at the end of the tunnel. and that's what we do. we do. if there was no life again, at the end of the tunnel, we will not be here. the government officials have other priorities. taliban leaders are desperate for international recognition and financial assistance. but the gun is big donors

remain kept tickle of the taliban. in the meantime, the health system is on the verge of collapse. doctors and nurses brave their work long hours, but they are short staffed and overwhelmed with the number of children who are treated here every day. and who suffer from measles and bundle attrition. and in many cases, because they don't have the wind equipment, they are wrangling to find the words to tell the parents that their children may not make it tomorrow or the day after ashmond. how b b is that pity, tuition exhausted and helpless. he and his call, you know, that would be tough time. what to do because it's hard because then you will and food will likely run out soon. if assistance doesn't arrive, there will be no electricity and he is

a newborn wart. will return to the same hospital 2 hours after with filmed the child, her bed was empty. she was too weak to back to let infection spread through her body. hush about about his era cavalry. despite assurances from the taliban, the women's rights will be protected. the inter mayor of kabul has told female employees to stay at home. i'm a de la pneumonia says that some exceptions will be made for women who can't be replaced by men before the taliban takeover last month. just under a 3rd of the cities, employees went in junior. sharon did some female workers that we cannot replace because of their profession who are working in the design department architecture department. and in the electronic department, they come and carry on their duties as normal. but in general, those who could be replaced in other departments in the current situation until everything returns to normal. we've asked them to stay at home and the salaries are

paid as normal. meanwhile, women have been rallying in kabul to protest against the taliban restrictions on their involvement in public life. demonstrators called on the group to protect their right to employment and education. anytime government is issued, several decrees restricting the lives of women and girls. during their previous during the 1990 s. females could not attend school or work or leave the house without being accompanied by a non taliban fighters have broken up several women's protest. i force that in half, but in his long women i give them more rights. why are they taking our rights? we need schools for ladies to reopen again. women should go back to their jobs. all the employees should go back to the job and they should start walking as they used to. we are not asking for anything else. we need a human right. a truck carrying taliban fighters has been hit by a bomb in the east and africa city of july. the bad eating several people wounded.

this is the 2nd attack targeting the taliban in july. the bad in the space of 2 days. a series of blast on saturday killed at least 3 people. isaac says it was behind the attacks. are now exit polls in russia. put the united russia party, which supports i didn't push in on course to win the parliamentary election with around 45 percent of the most. that's a significant slump on results of the last election in 2016, which one with 54 percent counting is underway across the country. following the 3 day poll, most crammed in critics will bond from running after a year of crackdowns and have been numerous reports of irregularities including ballot stuffing and force voting by its smith reports on this. now from the russian capital laska become lavonne of is one of more than a 1000 candidates in these parliamentary elections backed by tactical voting

campaign. who activists believe a best placed defeat the pro kremlin united russia party. it's a strategy conceived by supporters of jailed opposition activists, alexi, nevada. but lavano is up against a formidable state election machine that's done all it count to make sure it's preferred candidate wins. that includes barring opposition, candidates from standing at the family and they were, i mentioned, this is the debt has come in since 2011 in moscow. people have forgotten what it used to be like. we have seen various examples of followed box stuffing. the court of human rights ruled that the results of the 2011 parliamentary elections were seriously compromised, was so broken, but almost like him only because the smart voting system told me who it is preferable to vote for. otherwise, nothing would have made me come not to goes, i mean, even if i were both get changed, please get the feedback about many people being unhappy with us. the this year

rushes leading vote monitoring group of goals says long queues on the 1st day of voting. clearly demonstrate what it calls a level of administrative coercion. it says it receive reports of bella box is not being secured at night, follow box stuffing and complaints that electronic votes. easy to manipulate. gulf says the scale of reported fraud is unprecedented. was that sherman are pursued? certain the goal of opposition is to demonstrate the not everything is destroyed that there are still some alternative methods of influencing politics. it's a modest go, but extremely important because at one end of the scale is the idea of totalitarian power. muddled on the soviet union. when the elections showed 99.9 percent, no matter how people actually voted rushes the election commission has rejected allegations of widespread ballot rigging and says, the voting system couldn't be more transparent and joins us live from moscow now.

so as a hearing exit polls suggesting a landslide while a victory, certainly for the united russia party and these parliamentary elections. tell us more about what the figures a showing on it. mary, me is pointing to a victory for united russia, but according to the exit polls, united russia share of vote is down on 201645 percent share of the party list vote this time round compared to 54 percent in 2016 and the communists seem to be the main beneficiaries. they are at 21 percent. this time round up 8 percent from 2016. the state duma seats 450 seats allocation, split 2 ways by the party list on the single mandate list. the party lit when people go to vote to get to big on pieces of paper. one of them got a list of all the political parties on it. the other one has got a list of candidates in those, in particular constituency,

by name. so it's the party lists we're talking about, that's the one we have the exit poll for. and that's the one that showing united russia doing well, but not as well as it has done before. and interestingly, the tactical voting that we've been talking about over the last 3 days. this is aimed at these single mandate constituencies where opposition supporters are allowed to ex alexa in a volley have identified more than a 1000 candidates in every constituents. and you say you vote for this person, your more most likely to unseat united russia. now what we don't have the poles though seats. most of those candidates happened to be allied to the communists and in the party list is the communists that have done quite well. so if it's possible to read anything into it, a vox, maybe there's been a little bit of success for this tactical voting campaign, which will upset the kremlin a lot better. and what are people hoping for from this

election? i think if you're an opposition supporter, the maximum you're hoping for is at least making a dent in united russia's super majority. that's what it enjoyed before this election gave it out. but unity to change the constitution and all the efforts have been put into denting that super majority. the kremlin wants to show that united russia, which supports of the mere food saying is the only policy the people should be worried about. they have the systematic opposition, which are the criminal approved parties to make it look like there's an opposition in russia's state duma. but in reality, the crumley wants everybody to realize that united russia is really the only game in town. thank you very much banded smith and moscow now and other stories of falling around

a 1000 people are being evacuated from their homes after the volcanic eruption on the spanish canary islands comes or week off of after increasing seismic activity on the island of la palmer. 500 kilometers off the coast of west africa. thumb lava flows and now reaching isolated homes, but most of the islands, 85000 residents, and not thought to be at risk volcano and the camry via i national park last erupted 50 years ago. now the u. s has started flying some of the thousands of on documented migrant sheltering under a texas bridge. back to haiti and estimated 14000 people are staying a makeshift camp in the border town of del rio, where a state of emergency has been declared. gentlemen joins us live now from the unsung shia in mexico. explained to us where you are now, john, and what you've been saying were just on the banks

of the rio grande, the, the river that separates mexico where we are now and the united states and the other side. i think what you'll be able to see is the, the american authorities have stopped a group of patients from crossing over there right there on the bank from the other side. basically what's happened is that people are already in the camp of haitian migrants in del rio, have been let across to mexico to try and get food stuff, some water because there's a real lack of that in that camp. so they came across here and now trying to get back, know, everyone made it, us authority said up to hear no more. and then they stop people. and those are people that they've detained. if a friend pans around here, what you can see behind me as well, a people on the met come back, who basically have resigned themselves to the fact that we're going to make it across there. and if they do, they're just going to be detained by the american authorities. there was just a mix, can vote as well. the mexican migration authorities getting involved here in

a boat that was zooming to and fro across the river to stop people crossing as well . we actually captured some of the border patrol and horses on that side of the bank riding people, riding it. people fairly aggressively a couple of them. one of those patrol men actually said this is why your country is expletive because you let your women stand you because there are a couple of women there standing for the holes and the men behind just to say about these, these, these patients that have come this far, most of them landed in south america and then work their way up to get to the border here with the united states to do the lot of them tell us that they passed american duddy. and that's where an area of lawless jungle, where there's a lot of right, a lot of murder robbery that happens. so these people have been troubling up here for some times. most of them it's been quite a fortress experience. now, as you said, those flights and coming to take them back to have

a country that they've left in the 1st place because of poverty for his country and america's natural disasters and also political instability at the moment. for example, the country has no president. so it's tough situation for american authorities on the other side, trying to deal with all of this. a tough situation also for the people that you can see, the high me who literally at this point have very little i'm don't know what's going to come next to them. it is a torture, as you say, painstaking journey that they've made. all the people are aware about these flights that are deporting them back column after all the risk that they've taken just to get to where they are, what are they saying about yeah, they are really aware of it. and i think they're sort of feeling that between a bit of a rock and whole place, if they stay here in mexico. the situation here is the mexican authorities as well . sort of trying to control and prevent them from going further. if they go across the river into the camp from the united states side,

they're obviously aware that the flights are going back. but what they're saying to us is, what can we do, you know, day we, there is no way that we can return for to haiti. a lot of people are saying that they don't have homes there anymore. a lot of people have spent a couple of years or so out the country 1st being in south america, countries like chile, where they did have work before the pandemic hit and then work seem to run out. and so they started going north, they sort of trapped in a bit of a no man's land at the moment where whichever way they turn, that doesn't really seem to be an option for them. as you mentioned, also for american authorities. this is a really difficult situation, though really, it's a town of about 3536000 people at the moment the marathon real says they book. good about 14000 people in this incredibly makeshift con counties, perhaps too dignified. word word for what these people are having to live for the moment. so that's an incredible number of an influx of people that they're really having to deal with. and the u. s. federal authorities now having to start trying

to deal with as well. so it's a really difficult situation around here. thank you for helping us understand it a little bit john, home and joining us that from mexico. thanks john. watching alj is there a lie from london? much more still had for you on the program is writing forces are right. the last 2 palestinians are escape from a high security prison 2 weeks ago. and i have to say are an out of the or on all civilian space, slice fashion down on the one of the crew called override. ah mary, in europe's have a huge shock with a dropping temperature. this swell of crime shows it's not changed very much. and the 1st significant snow phone in the outs for many months with this low run,

the east was so a monday that rain because it's rain now rather than snow dropping high. it's gone through the hungarian plane, but all the way back you see it's still raining and that rain is spreading slowly south, but look up here, then is at 7 degrees f, a maximum temperature moscow's about 7. water was 11. that's a big deviation from recently and from the average sentence, what you might expect to wake up to. so this is the dorm temperature average by they should be 17. it does not really improve until the sun comes out. i mean presently a little bit on wednesday. now, as i said further west things are a little bit went, but the majority, i think, was still teens. even low twenties. it's not a big shock just yet. but if you're in the body, eric for western med, that's a strong normally when that'll be stormy weather for example. and paula and that's also reaches the northern shores of west africa. otherwise, west africa, she is generating more piles of shells and they're going off shore. these orange

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the me. hello, welcome back. a look at the main stories we're covering. now. there are call june, a for afghan, has done what children are suffering from malnutrition. and measles and hospitals are overwhelmed. medical supplies, of course, the love many doctors have fled the country. in our all the headlines exit polls in russia pretends united russia party will when the parliamentary election was around 45 percent and vote. they have been numerous reports in irregularities, including ballot staffing and for smoking. in the us has started flying from to thousands of on documented migrants, shelter and other texas bridge back to haiti. an estimated 14000 people are saying that a major camp in the boarded town of rio will in other news, are following police in israel. of now detained all 6 of the palestinian prisoners

who escaped from a high security facility. 2 weeks ago. the last 2 arrested in jeanine in the occupied west bank. prosecutors want to add an additional 15 years to each man sentence are in force that reports now from the occupied westbank. any 2 weeks on the run, the final 2 palestinian prisoners were caught over night. israel said to other people who had helped them were also detained. from a house in geneva. elsewhere in the palestinian town. confrontations after a separate is ready incursion, apparently designed as a decoy allies. tonight, we have closure. the last 2 terrorists who escaped billable a prison 2 weeks ago were arrested when a down the fat. and i am come on g. both members of palestinian islamic jihad gave themselves up to is ready forces surrounded the house. they were hiding in command . his father says his son called him 1st saying he was surrendering to prevent harm to anyone else. why and the 2 weeks have passed and i had expected him to call me

from god's our lebanon, or some safe place. behold israel, the patient force is fully responsible for his life and for safety and well being. for some days that had been as ready reports that the net was closing in on jeanine the final target, the home of of mate jennifer. his son was one of those arrested on suspicion of helping the escapees to get and i was here when i had gone short. i didn't know where they came from. i went inside and closed the door later i had soldiers on last because saying, tennis selves in all we demolished the house. there were concerns that a shootout in which either or both prisoners were killed could have triggered a wider round of violence events in the early hours of sunday morning here at this house brought to an end, an enormous scale israeli man hunt without the kind of violence that many had feared. nonetheless, this entire chapter has been a major embarrassment to these where the security operators, the prisoners had told their lawyers that they were able to dig steadily for months

through their cell floor, into void space under the high security gilbert facility. despite the fact that a previous such attempt had been discovered and security tightened. about the escape itself was a serious mistake, intelligence, operational, and systematic wise. but from the moment, there was a malfunction. first of all, banded together together in the 1st stage against the enemy, in order to restore deterrence and then to fix internally what was needed. and there are things to fix. while there's really celebrate the recapture of all 6 escapees, palestinians remain focused on the escape. seen as a rare is fleeting victory for population among whom solidarity with prisoners is any a consensus issue? hi, force it. how does era jeanine in the occupied west bank? now? boxing so many pack. yeah. with an out he will run for the presidency of the philippines in next year's election multiple while title winter is already a senator and has been nominated by a faction of the ruling party for his dose. jibari now reports and puts him on the

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one through 6 years. and i think it's trying to find the hole in the constitution where people still stay as president by having a proxy candidate take his place and he running a vice president. and when that happens, if his property candidate wins, that candidate might be willing to step aside and he takes the place of precedent born from a full family in the southern province of because on pac, y'all started his professional boxing career. at the age of 16. he gained popularity with his frequent victories and knockouts that have earned him. fans around the world. puck yeah, was named fighter of the decade by international boxing associations. and his fans called him the pound for pound king. one of his biggest fights was his show down with american boxer floyd may weather in 2015, which he lost track ya has one group titles in an unprecedented 8 different weight

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florida coast betrayal glazing capital, carrying the 1st 2000000000 cruise to ever inspiration for on behalf of space x. welcome to planet earth much but you can come right through. that's the voice of the missions commander, billionaire, jared isaacson. he paid an undisclosed thumb fit to be about $200000000.00 for the flight and his 3 gave blasting off from cape canaveral on wednesday, the spacecraft built and launched by entrepreneur la musk company space 6 was fully autonomous and operated by teams on the ground old journey uphill was only about 12 minutes. before we knew it, we were hanging our shops and floating, and then we were like, what do we do next? the capture will soon reached an altitude of about 585 kilometers above the earth. the fathers to any human it's flown from our planet. since 1972 is the largest window ever phone and space. we can put our head in and say multiple crew members

and to see the entire perimeter of the earth. and the views i have to say are out of the world. a little mosque has reportedly said he's more interested in building the infrastructure of a private space. travel then taking off himself. this space odyssey was far higher, faster and longer than the recent flight by musk space, rivals and fellow billionaires richard branson and jeff phase off. they didn't all but the and lasted be a minute. but to give us the 3, our things has launched a new era and space tourism. i think it brings excitement and actually gets more people interested in space. and not only that, but this particular flight was part of a fundraising effort for st. jude children's research hospital. so it's, it's done a lot of good. it's return involved a plunge through the atmosphere to st. temperatures outside the capture. soaring to

1900 degrees celsius. that's just a cool shot of dragon coming back down to earth in parachuted down into the atlantic shortly before sunset with its jovial crew accessing the craft less than an hour later. what's being called the 2nd space age is now underway. alex here, bryan l g 0. so more and everything right here. algebra dot com and i'll have a headline for you. next. a just a quick look at the top stories in afghanistan. the health system is a breaking point, malnourished children, as well as those infected with measles, are filling up hospitals across the country. medical supplies, of course, the low, many doctors have fled. unicef is wanting that children could now die if they don't

get access to urgently needed a. meanwhile, women has been rallying in the capital combo against the taliban restrictions on their.