lynch the during tuesday all this time it's actually quite warm and rather settled in most of japan. the. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm sorry, i'm no more the welcome to the news. our life from london. coming up the next 60 minutes. a desperate appeal for aid as children suffering from malnutrition and measles. phillip afghanistan's overwhelmed hospital . the united states start flying back home nation migrant. they've been pouring across the rio grande and camping under

a texas bridge after 3 days of voting. reports of violations and a crackdown on the opposition. exit polls show russia's ruling party winning, but losing some ground and thousands are evacuated. his volcano erupt on the canary island of palmer sending rivers of lava towards full villages. in thought. when for chelsea on manchester, united in the family plus 5 weeks after signing and finally makes his hind leg the parasol might as they be real close to ah hello and welcome to the news out. i've got a stones health system is a breaking point, malnourished children, as well as those infected with measles, of filling up hospitals across the country. essential medical supplies critically low. and many doctors have left in the past month in the upheaval and the

uncertainty which followed the taliban takeover. unicef warns children could now die if they don't get access to urgently needed aid. ash robera has this report for us now from a hospital in the afghan capital compo, gasping for this child is in critical condition of his no ventilator this hospital in cab. she's among thousands of new born here in a con is done, who desperately need immediate treatment. as you see here is the time horton exchange, they mature and he made a constant supply of boston and the appropriate temperature in order to survive. and in the absence of resources were willing to volkswagen incubator in this was poor shape. this shortage of math medicine and beta

have italy is the unit representative enough gone if he's visiting this hospital to see what are the most urgent needs? delays is raglin to address the ever growing needs of health facilities. enough gone. 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 to the taliban. in the meantime, the health system is on the verge of collapse. doctors and nurses brave. they work long hours, but they are short staffed and overwhelmed with the number of children who are treated here every day and stuff from measles. unbundle attrition and in many cases because they don't have the wind equipment, they are troubling to find the right words to tell the parents of children may not make it tomorrow or the day after. as you may have, the b is that pity, tuition, exhausted and helpless. he and his colleague, no, there would be tough time to do because it's hard because i'm not in fuel and food will likely run out soon. if assistance doesn't arrive,

there will be no electricity and he is a newborn wart. we return to the same hospital 2 hours after with filmed this child and her bed was empty. she was too weak to baffle an infection that spread through her body about his era coupled injury, correct? what is the you and hcr director for asia and the pacific. it says lives will be lost as the humanitarian emergency gets worse across afghanistan. in afghanistan, the humanitarian needs are overwhelming. right now as we speak, the medical systems as is highlighted, the food and the shelton needs with the impending winter is immense. and i think the key part of the international community is response right now should focus on ramping up the manager and assistance for the millions in need. 4 units, the, we're looking at $3500000.00 internally displaced individuals inside that's going

to spend half a 1000000 of them just due to the conflict. and right now, these people just like many, many millions of after 12 foot security out there need the support of the international community jump ramping up of these resources will impact 38000000 africans who are in afghanistan right now with a situation that was deteriorating over the past months and in urgent need of help, we did seat humanitarian partners and others ramping up as we speak when i was in couple manager and assistance was coming through pakistan. trucks came in with assistance, but this is just a drop in the bucket. small bucket, we need to really increase and wrap it up. if not, of fear is that the with the impending winter lives will be lost. and time is of a sense right now as we speak. or despite the taliban assurances that women's rights will be protected. the inter mayor of campbell has told female employees to

stay at home. hum de la, non lonely says that some exceptions will be made for women who cannot be replaced by men for the taliban toko. last month, just under a 3rd of the cities, employees were women, just finished us, 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. women have been rallying in the capital called to protest against the taliban restrictions on their involvement in public life. demonstrators called on the group to protect their rights employment and to education. the new taliban government issued several decrees restricting the lives of women and girls during their previous wrong in 1900 ninety's. females could not attend school or work or leave the house without being accompanied by

a man taliban fighters and broken up several protests by women using for the study half. but in his long women are given 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 their jobs and they should start walking as they used to. we are not asking for anything else. we need a human right out there is come, all hydro is visited a private university in canada where men and women are attending separate classes. there are $140.00 universities spread, a cross of honest on that of gosh and fluid board, private and government from university. it is important to know that in the city of kandahar, which is also the hard land of the dollar bond that 5 private university and to government from university. and you can see doctor and starting medical sciences.

and that, of course, include female students are basically read the lessons that they will look up and get the rep. there's dire need in all islamic countries, including ours for professionals, like lady doctors and teachers. and it is impossible, without proper education, nowhere much come to fit in the we welcome the steps taken by the telephone to separate and produce female students because it is according to is let me syria and we welcome to move. i dated recently that were the coin you occasionally institution. but after the dollar bon take over, the clock are now held in a gated environment. the boy separated from the girl. that of course, because of the fact that the government had known that they were led to had to restrict the law make principle. it is going to be a rare day as to whether the new government will be able to formulate a policy that relocated or the needs of female students at this too early to judge

ordered too early to say that they won't allow women to study or they won't allow females to study. we can't judge at the moment because we know that a political hand over happened just 20 to 30 days ago. we are working together, and we promised and we committed certain things to be done together. so it is just a month or 2 and tedious now, but we are having a great working relationship so far with the the faculty of health sciences, the maximum number of students, according to the university, almost 40 percent female students who are right now starting as far as health sciences, the concern you can see that the glasses are on the international community, of course has been critical of don for not allowing female children to go to the educational institution. but we have been able to see them back with their studies

. there is no hope that across of one is done. they will be paid for women, stewart or female childrens boys, boys and girls to be able to have their right to education. now a truck carrying taliban fighters has been hit by a bomb in the east and africa and city of general about leaving several wounded. this is the 2nd attack targeting the taliban in july about in 2 days. series of blasts on saturday killed me 3 people. i cell has claimed to be behind the attacks with the news, our life from london, much more lad for you on the program, is ready for the rest of the last few palestinians who escaped from a high security prison 2 weeks ago. also, your time this op philippine boxing money packet delivers a warning to corrupt politicians as he announces he's running for president of football in great is on a,

by 2 of his former clubs in the premier league. he's held on not in the school i now the u. s. is started flying migrants out of the texas border city, where thousands of mostly haitians have taken shelter under a bridge. an estimated 14000 migrants have gathered in del rio after crossing the rio grande river from mexico, seattle, and soon ya. hey, tease prime minister ariel on re says that he's worried about conditions in the camp. and we'll welcome back any migrants. many haitians left the country for south america after a devastating of quake in 2010 u. s. authority say they've moved around 3300 people this weekend and they planned to increase that number. we are bringing additional resources with 3 migrant care press rotation and processing. we are providing food,

water for the toilet towels. emergency maintenance technicians are available 1st day. if someone needs medical care beyond what are you used to provide? were working with a local medical facilities for additional care. we are working around the clock, take additional li, move migrate out of it for me underneath this bridge to our processing facility in order to quickly process and remove individuals from the united states. consistent with our laws and our policies, but you know, i don't want to be deported, yvonne deported now i'll die in haiti. why? because there's no security in haiti or abundance. there is civil war every day. civil war with police. it is very complicated because there is no leadership and hey, there is nothing out there as john holman, has been following the story. he joins us live now from c o that aconia in mexico.

explain to us why you are right now, john and what you've been witnessing over the past few hours. actually, it was really interesting to me to hear there for the poor patrol person because of people that we've seen coming back in across the river behind us. the real brand, they separate mexico from united states. they sort of telling us a completely different picture. so what they've been telling us is that they have to come back across the mexican side to get food, get water to get any medicine stop. because there's nothing in the time. obviously the same thing for the house. he was saying that there isn't really anything for them to check because the u. s. a sources haven't allowed us into that camp. went in yesterday for tech to try get in for me

and then we also try to get across the river to get in this. and so we tried every instance, we kind of yours so sorry, things haven't let people been going back across this river trying to bring through stuff. you can see the gentleman next to us. now he's pretty much the more things i'm hoping to get it cross the river is getting more and more cross for them because it's getting deeper because they can authority of opened up a time server upstream. they haven't just opened up the data is something that they fairly regularly do and that's just increased the water level. you can see we got across it earlier on the day and it was under waste level. look at the people trying to get across. now this is rid of the people to drown when they, when they trying to get across where we have seen migrant. now talking about the united states plans that put people in flights during the back to haiti. so we see something that is happening now. some of these people are aware of him, but they say to me, what are we going to do here?

we stuck between nick so he doesn't want to. united states doesn't seem to want. and we feel we can't go back home because the countries are not mess right now. they're still trying to cross the river because they over at least be on the us side. whatever. john, tell us what people are saying about the flight. the us authorities, an accelerating to, to poor people back home to haiti. yeah, it's a real worry for people because pay t at the moment and this is a country the i visited regularly. i just had a matter of a place in the south west, in which i'm community completely devastated. it's got a political crisis in which the president was killed in july and the prime minister, who's the over leader of the country right now has actually been accused by federal prosecutor by public prosecutor being part of the assassination of the president.

so politically, it's a huge mess too. so the poorest country in the americas itself is repeatedly from that disasters. and these people think you can see actually if we do a little pond around us from our credit here on the bank, these people are telling us they've actually like come from haiti, some of them recently, but they've been in south america across years. having fled from some of the things that are happening in the country now going up from south america to get to this point has been a bit of a journey for them. they go for an area, many of them could the diary and gas, which is just notorious for rating murder and for robbing. it's a luminous jungle between panama and columbia. we've already heard stories about what people have gone through. obviously, this is hugely difficult costs for the us authority, little town across the river del rio, the 35000 people. us authorities is saying there might be up to 14000 migrant

arrived at this makes you can pay the last couple of weeks. that's a huge talk for them to be able to accommodate them, decide what to do from them. but the situation is far from a deal for everyone, especially the people that are around the on the other side. thank you very much shown home from aconia and mexico will. even ron bolt is the communications director at the non partisan thing. time police in haiti joined us now from the capital port print. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on the news hour. so who, hearing the us authorities of ramping up flights, we're moving thousands of haitians moving them away from texas. tell us about the situation that awaits them. they're in haiti. what are they flying back to? thanks for calling him or if it's a very difficult situation. now i don't, i don't, i don't think that people are coming back to have, you know, find a bit alive. you know, these people that sold everything. the good thing they had to be able to go to

start from are we got 1st and then trouble starting from and then go back and go to the united states. i'm telling you about, you know, livestock or call or you know, the nature of that that they had their hours. they had to sell everything to have the money to buy goods and then be able to course going to some continue to. and i think so it's difficult to get them back to going back to some kind of normal life here because they're not going up and job. you know, more than 60 percent of patients working on any job and . and on top of that, the insecurity situation like you are getting to everyone and kicking people, kidnapping people are killing people. why? you're kidding, which are the so it's a very messy situation and we don't,

we don't think that that's the best way to handle the crisis. why not? as you say, these were talking about thousands of haitians who are stock now in texas. many of them continuing to make johnny, they would have, i mean, they've made a very arduous trip just to get to where they are now. they're going to be deported back home, but of course they sacrifice everything they had just in order to be able to leave the country. and they're going to be any, any help or assistance for them from the government. what if you have the, the thing that patients are living right in items like you don't, you can't rely on the government for anything. of course, of course the government is going to try to do what you can do. but most of the time asians, people like the vast majority of the nation, people,

they both receive any help from the government. lead in, look for the public service, important friends right now, or even in the countryside, we know having a full service. like, why don't we not tricity like myself, maybe like 4. busy or 3 hours of electricity per day. so we don't think that the government can, will be able to do something for these people. they're not going to be able to give them housing. they're not going to be able to give them food. because on top of that, you love the staff of haiti that is leaving a very difficult situation right now. we've been like one month ago and a tropical storm grease. so i think the government has a lot on its way to deal with people to take care of the immigrant that are coming with the national guard. what is the greatest threat people are facing? is it a political instability? is it a gang violence? food and fuel shortages, and do you think that those people that are being deported will simply try to make

that journey again because of that desperation very likely, very, very likely because one of them and one of the 2 companies like the month immigration of haitian to me with the medicine 72 and we went back to the july. so since then, because of the ability to go to oppression and over the people are trying to get new to me, they don't want to have because of that situation of forwarding. once you can give them a particular company, and you can, you know, create conditions for them to leave in the country. think because haitian, they're like every normal people, they want to be in a place where they can have food, where they can send the kids to school, where they can find playgrounds. they want to live in haiti. but in that situation

in unbearable, they're not going to, danny didn't want to try to go by any gun not working. when you asked people that are not working, and they don't have any choice going on for any thing to go back to the what, what you don't like us. so this policy, we're turning by cation sensor and the 1980. why that might be some nation because their thinking is humans offering for oppression was the ation of things over the. but if the oppression and have been helping the ability that is creating that forwarding, so it's inflate. the forwarding is not like coming from, nor is coming from, you know, the way the content conversion. and the way the content provides. most of the time . it's my people to be backed. so yeah, so it's, it's kind of the institution going to just say, i'm going to keep some people that come to our borders and i'm going to send the other ones back to the country to get them back in the poverty and misery because

it's just one for thank you, even rambo for joining us from puerto prince. there were low counting is underway after 3 days of parliamentary elections in russia. exit polls for the pro, boots in united russia party on cause to win with around 45 percent of the vote. but that's a slump of almost 10 percent since the last election in 2016 was criminal critics were bought from running after a year of crackdowns. and they've been numerous reports of irregularities including pilots, ballot, stuffing, and forced voting. alger there is bernard smith, now reports

mcculla bon off is one of more than a 1000 candidates in these parliamentary elections backed by tactical voting campaign. who activists believe a bet placed to 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 muscle bruster, 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 go so i can even if i were both changed,

please get the feedback about many people being unhappy because of this year rushes leading vote monitoring group 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 ballot box is not being secured at night. follow box stuffing and complaints that electronic votes. easy to manipulate. gulf says the scale of the reported fraud is unprecedented. was that sherman pursued certain bicola 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. russia election commission has rejected allegations of widespread ballot rigging and says the voting system couldn't be

more transparent. the exit polls point to a victory for united russia, but with a reduced vote, the communist seems to be the main beneficiary. i think, for united russia, super majority for the opposition. hope all is not lost for russia, democracy, bernard, algebra, moscow. so let's discuss this now with tommy le lang. quino is a professor of international relations at the london school of economics and political science. so the programmed in united russia party is expected to win these parliamentary elections. but is there a possibility that they could lose the super majority they carney have in the duma or the parliament? absolutely, there is a possibility. but let me 1st present by saying that as your report has rightly pointed out, these elections have been accompanied by unprecedented levels. of manipulation,

intimidation, even physical violence against observers. and so when we talk about numbers, it's, it's, it's very relative, it's, there is a big question mark as to the meaningfulness of even discussing what these numbers will mean for the, for the different parties of the constellation of party. and of course, we're all watching very carefully how much the communist party, the compare will garner and we are already. we are seeing that over the last couple of years, how the results for the program in united russia party, i thought of slowly and gradually creeping up. so a couple of hours ago when i started tuning to follow be the 1st result was 38.8 percent for united russia. now as your report pointed out, it's more like 45 percent. so whereas the share for the communist party,

the compare it being reduced. so clearly there is when you relation and sibling going on as we speak. and there will be probably a lot of bad happening overnight as well. and of course then you can also look at it a lot, how full or half empty situation whereby we should all send the brain be perhaps the success of the grand pain of the vine, a, of the opposition activist who is, would been in jail for 8 months in campaigning for the smart bolting whereby voters were encouraged to, to cross their for any party other than united russia. candidates have been those of united russia and create some of that have gone to the barrier. and hopefully, some of the people who will come through will be january kind of independent

figure rather than the week compare individual how much, how much does the president have? and is that much of a difference in the level of popularity between vladimir putin and the united russia party? there is too, i'm to your 2nd question for there is that there is clearly a different there. and there is someone balance mind for the other leader and associated with the party like dmitri mcveigh, who as far as i know didn't turn up to be kind of party celebration this evening that allegedly he had a cold or something like that. so again, it's clearly genuinely popular when you.