on josie ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera, the news the u. s. has begun to 14 thousands of most the haitian migraine, so cross into the country from mexico. ah, hello, this is al jazeera life from hobbs back door also coming up, rushes, ruling party looks to win the parliamentary elections, but with a reduce majority. as the opposition claim voting irregularity. desperate appeals and warnings of a crisis that hospitals struggled,

how thousands of man nourish children in afghanistan and 1000 force from their homes. eva came on spain's atlantic ocean island. douglas panama erupt for the 1st time, and 15 ah, thank you very much for joining us. the us has begun flying out thousands of most the haitian migrants who had crossed into the country from mexico. around 4013000 people have been clamped out in the texas ton of del, rio immigration official say more than 3000 migrants have been flown back to their countries. authorities have been trying to stop the numbers arriving across the rio grande river. patients in both western africa, traditionally cross sector because they have no individual previously the process area, they say the community across were relatively safe. so traditionally because of

word of mouth, certainly what happened this time is that number doubled and tripled relatively quickly. and so we were had resources here quickly if we could manage that. and we're getting to that point where we got a pretty good handle on the microphone bridge. al jazeera, as john home and has more now from the mexican border town of aconia. behind me is the rio grande. they does the river, the separate mexico, where we are on the united states, on the other side. and it's a river across which more than 10000 patients have cross than other nationalities. but maybe haitians over the last couple of weeks to set up a make shift camp on the other side, the river and the little town who sell real. now that schools a huge headache for american authorities as a trying to decide what to do with the number of people over there. and they've decided that they're going to the pool, at least some of them, and they were flights now, taking people back to haiti. it's so the end of

a real struggle for the people that have made this. we've been speaking to people who told us about a journey through south america to get to this point going through jungle areas, areas where there's right, a areas with that killing a robbery. and they've made that journey because their homeland is in a chronically desperate state. and has been for a number of years, natural disasters, political instability, haiti, the president, was assassinated, july to name. it's happened in the poorest country in the americans. so they've got this far. the dream is to make it into the united states and to get some sort of protection that we have to set up a life to themselves. united states and the other hand at the moment is dealing with a lot of people heading to its southern border. and the president joe biden is came to give the impression that this is not a country of open borders. this is a country which can't process that amount of people than to dissuade them. but it

seems that desperation is such that they still even now going over even now. they know that those deputation, flights are happening to have in other world news vote counting is underway after 3 days of parliamentary elections in russia. exit polls put the pro kremlin united russia party on course when with iran, 45 percent of the vote back almost 10 percent down from the last falls in 2016. most criminal critics were bought from running after year crackdowns. in reports of irregularities, bernard smith, 34 ser moscow. mcculla bon off is one of more than a 1000 candidates in these parliamentary elections backed by tactical voting campaign. who activists believe a best place to defeat the pro kremlin united russia party. it's a strategy conceived by supporters of jailed opposition activists, alexi, nevada. but a bond 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 ballard box stuffing. the pain called a few rides, ruled that the results of the 2011 parliamentary elections was seriously compromised. this year, russia's leading vote monitoring group of goss 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 boxes not being secured at night. follett book stuffing and complaints that electronic votes, easy to manipulate. gulf says the scale of reported. fraud is unprecedented because other 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, but when the elections showed 99.9 percent, no matter how people actually voted. russia's election commission has rejected allegations of widespread ballot rigging and says the voting system couldn't be more transparent. zach when she's whoever a parliament, dear friends, let me congratulate you all for a clean and honest victoria. i just spoke with the chairman of the party demitria and television at vedder. he fell ill and as a severe coffee, so he could not be with us today. but he asked to convey to all of you his words of enormous gratitude. which of you have contributed to our overall result. thank you very much. here by tim to big the whole point. so a victory for united, russia, but we're the reduced of the vote. the commune it seems to be the main beneficiary . i think for united russia is the super majority for the opposition. hope

all is not lost for russia. democracy, furniture, it algebra, moscow to mean long kina is the professor international relations at the london school of economics and political science. she says the conduct of the election shells. president putin is concerned about the opposition elections have been accompanied by unprecedented levels of when he relation intimidation, even physical violence against observers. then you can also look at a block house full or empty situation, whereby we should all tend to break the perhaps excess of the grand pain in the vine a. the position activity would been in jail for 8 months in campaigning for the mart voting, whereby borders were encouraged to, to cross their both for any party other than united russia or candidates that have

been those of united russia and create some of that has gone to the bare f and hopefully some of the people who will come through will be january kind of independent figure who is clearly genuinely popular with, with the life of the elect. or on the other hand, if, if he were genuinely popular and the kind of edifice, oh, power that he built, it will see the kind of sense of panic. and sort of last minute manipulations and the extent of violence and mobile is ation of resources and security, police forces, and cetera, to support the election. a humanitarian crisis is looming in afghanistan, where the mountain moorish children are filling up hospital wars. unicef says many

of them could die if they don't get urgent treatment. hasha marlboro has report from couples. gasping for 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 child who they mature. and he made a consent for boston and appropriate temperature in order to survive. and in the absence of resources, where wouldn't they're broken incubator in this war? poor shape. this shortage of math love medicine and beta food. her middle east is the uni, seth representative enough. gone is done,

is visiting this hospital to see what are the most urgent needs. delays struggling 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 this 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 captain of the taliban. in the meantime, the health system is on the verge of collapse. doctors and nurses brain. there were long hours, but they are short staffed and overwhelmed with a number of children who are treated here every day. and who suffer from measles and bun attrition. and in many cases, because they don't have the wind equipment, they are traveling to find the right words to tell the parents that their children may not make it tomorrow or the day after. ashmond hubby is a pity tuition exhausted and helpless. he and his colleagues know that would be a tough time ahead. what to do because it's hard. because not 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 this

child. her bed was empty. she was too weak to baffle an infection that spread through her body. touch about about al jazeera cavalry. earlier we spoke to injury kara 20, who's the un refugee agencies, director for asia and the pacific. he says of got his son is facing a humanitarian emergency that could get worse. in afghanistan, the humanitarian needs are overwhelming. right now, as we speak, the medical systems as a highlighted, the food and the shelter needs with the impending winter is a mess. 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 urgent ramping up of these resources will impact 38000000 afghans 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 pocket 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. still ahead on al jazeera, facing a life sentence. the man who inspired the fail hotel wanda, is about to hear his faith ontario and charges. and why as verge of crone of eyes cases could save kind of just 5 minutes to just in judo and it's not election.

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increasingly dangerous in the middle of california. but on the whole it's been improving situation and this rain you see coming to western canada. well, that may well help as well for conditions were good there. if you remember earlier in the season there in the caribbean and the gulf of mexico widespread shares. and just recently another development, peter, a tropical storm. it is over water, be pleased to know, but he will generate some pretty big swells and significant showers. i think pacey, la quinta, rico, and he spend yoga the russell bade in southern england, where 2 farmers trans safari park, pioneers of fits the attractive nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life, the poor back even that the very 1st life and i miguel sophia and cynthia when one

buy in there in companies revolutionizing the system. you think blend and artificial intelligence. you're in flight, you have science. you have been on the rise on just 0. ah the ah, you know, again, i'm fully back to the way i top stories on the u. s. has began trying out thousands of most the haitian migraines, who had crossed into the country from mexico or on 13000 people have been camped out in the border town of denver. you hold counting is on the way after 3 days of parliamentary elections in russia, exit posts, but the pro protein united russia party on course to win with iran,

45 percent of the vote. numerous accusation sample triggering and humanitarian prices. here looming in afghanistan where mom nourish children are filling up hospital wards, thousands of newborns are in desperate need of treatment unit that has many of them could die if they don't get urgent. got a man whose story inside the film hotel, one days about to find out if he's going to spend 25 years in prison for which is a by geena is credited with saving hundreds of lives during the genocide in 1994. he since become a vocal critic of president polk academy and is now facing terrorism charges. malcolm web bracelets. the hollywood made him a hero for saving lives. very exciting. rwandan prosecutor say pull recess, a beginner is a terrorist and a murderer. he's been tried in a court in the capital, kigali prosecuted,

blame him for attacks on civilians that happened in rwanda. 3 years ago. one of them was in this village. thank you. karen gather, antwan's neighbors thought he was dead after the attack has hit him on the head with a machete. i was knocked out for 2 hours. we never knew who it was. after the authorities investigated and said it was a munition. the village administrators car was sat on fire during the attack. this is what remains of it. 3 people were killed, others were injured. but all the people we've spoken to in the village say they have no idea who the attack. as we're prosecutors say pull recessive beginner was responsible. recessive beginner denies it. in a look around that time he fledged support for the armed proved claims responsibility for the attacks called the f l. n. the term has come for us to use it need me as possible to bring about tinge in glenda. all political

been tried in recess, begin. i told the court, his role was political and he wasn't involved in the violence. he said he was kidnapped in dubai last year and brought to kick ali. he stopped attending court hearings because he said the trial was unfair. international legal observers agree, jeffrey robertson is monitored the trial from london for the american bar association. this became something of a show, tried the prosecution, evidence against him was shown, but he was in cross examine in any satisfactory way. so the verdict is we understand it would not, in that sense, be reliable during melendez genocide, in 1994 recess, a beginner, saved hundreds of people in a hotel where he was the manager of the film hotel. rwanda told the story and made

him famous. he since fled into exile and became a focal critic of rwanda as president full cammie. the observer say, it's also a problem that kick me has said he's guilty before. the verdict. that similar to the blunder isn't that we lost because openings actions and because of the musicians were only true or lead the red x expected on monday to recess, a beginner could be jailed for 25 years. malcolm web al jazeera, he golly rwanda gunman in nigeria have released another 10 children, abducted from their school in kaduna state. in july, officials have confirmed the gunmen were paid a ransom 3 days earlier. 120 children were taken from their hospitals. the fail baptist high school, 21 are still missing. kidnappings for ransom has been on the rise in nigeria with

more than 1000 students, abducted this year alone. the last 2 palestinians, who escaped from a maximum security prison in israel have appeared in court. the men were arrested on saturday night by israeli soldiers in jeanine in the occupied west bank ending a 2 week man hunt. prosecutors want to add 15 years to their sentences on charges that were planning an attack for the men who also escaped with cart last week. the canadian said to the polls on monday and is not parliamentary election. prime minister just intruder hopes to return his minority government to turn his minority government rather into a majority. but he is facing a 5th challenge in an unexpectedly close race. jodie vance reports a monterey out in a country proud of its reputation of politeness. things are getting a bit rude just in trudeau has seen his popularity wayne with several personal and financial scandals. one thing to note is that justin church was wildly

popular in 2015. he was much less popular in 2019 and he's become increasingly unpopular in recent months. in fact, he's one of the less, you know, lesser like leaders. and the fact is that despite that, he's still got a good chance of winning. judo has been targeted by his main rivals for calling an early election. his hope to convert a successful pandemic response into a parliamentary majority. mister trudeau called an election that's costing a $600000000.00. rather than keeping the delta vary from spreading alberta, the strongest socially conservative province is in the midst of a coven state of emergency one caused by its premier lifting all cove and measures on july. the 1st a move that the federal conservative party leader era no tool endorsed at the time . this could prove to be the turning point for true, those team, the choices the leaders make in

a crisis. matter half measures won't do. to fight this pandemic, the tension is escalating, predicting how it might play out, is where the experts go to the basic. so if we look back on this years from now and ask ourselves, why do there are no to allude? i spect a big reason is going to be he kept flip flopping on issues and people didn't know what he believed in and didn't trust him while some of lost faith in oh tool. others still have it for trudeau. think that canada still has some sort of trust in our government, so i think they're probably minority liberal pollsters will tell you that the alberta emergency is a gift to the liberals. really depends on the level to which just intrude, open exploit it politically. and then it depends on the extent to which in the face, the political advantage grabbing or equitation. i'm going to take this and i'm going to run with it. it changes voters. mine with the 2 major parties deadlocked.

and the polls showing voter apathy as well as anger, whomever, forms government is going to need to lead a nation starved for a pre pandemic. normal. jody van al jazeera montreal. the final televised debate has taken place ahead of germany's election in a weeks time. most families say social democratic candidate or law shows came out on top shows is the current finance minister, nangle american coalition government. and he is the front runner to succeed her as chancellor. as not poll conducted shortly after the debates gave him victory over his main rival, armand lashana now as well leaders gather in new york for this year's un general assembly. the united nations and the united kingdom convening a high level meeting on climate change. the goal is to build momentum ahead of the cop 26 summit in glasgow in november. diplomatic james space reports. now they

take billions of dollars more and years and years more to get through. and we are a climate protest by the group extinction. rebellion just streaks away from the un headquarters in new york. the world will be watching this week, the last gathering of global leaders before vital climate negotiations take place in just 6 weeks time. i talk to her as climate deal was agreed in 2015, but experts say it didn't go far enough. in many countries have not met their commitments with the clock ticking towards a key meeting in glasgow and scotland. the un secretary general sounds a little pessimistic about achieving a new landmark deal. you've been talking about, mistrust taking place between the developed world in the developing world. do you think that could derail any agreement? and how serious would that be for the world? it can and it will be extremely serious and we must avoid it. we must establish trust. i think it's important that developed countries understand that the need to

do more in support of developing countries, namely, fulfilling the commitments made in paris that's going beyond that. when world leaders gather here, i'll be discussing a wide range of issues. top of the agenda is afghanistan, they'll be a meeting of the foreign ministers of the countries of the g 20. and then a meeting of the ministers of the 5 permanent members of the un security council. this is the 1st general assembly, attended by president joe biden. he'll chair a session on covey 19 with the aim of trying to find a way to vaccinate the world. james bay's al jazeera of the united nations. the u. s. fate of alabama recorded more than more deaths send birth last year for the 1st time in its history. state health officials have blamed the corona, vice for the surgeon fatalities. the us is recording an average of 140000 new cases in to 1000 deaths every day. as a country enters flu season house officials are urging people to get a flu shot,

as well as the cobra vine team vaccine. hundreds of people in nicaragua are fighting to access limited oxygen supplies. relatives of corona virus, patients have lined up in the capitol managua to refill oxygen tanks, vice president rosario maria has accused doctors of health terrorism for reporting . the virus is more widespread than officials acknowledge. many people are being forced to care for sick family members at home. the thousands of people have been told to leave their homes after a volcanic eruption on the spanish canary islands. it follows the week of increasing face, make seismic activity on the island of la palmer, 500 kilometers off the coast of west africa, alexia bryan reports into the night. a fiery spouse of lover and clouds of dark smoke spew out the volcano and the cobra v. a high national park.

the reception began with a thunderous roll earlier in the day in spain, canary islands, off the coast of northwest and africa. the island of la palmer had already been on high alert after more than 22000 treatments who reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists had said they didn't believe interruption was eminent out of it for i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful, powerful to see a sudden explosion like that. we were on orange alert. there were loads of tremors, but being an orange alert. i couldn't imagine it would all be so sudden loaded the molten liquids shooting hundreds of meters into the sky and pouring down the hillside close it to some isolated villages. thousands of people were being moved from their home, but it's thought most of the island, 85000 residents and not at risk for me or i'm very scared. i didn't expect to move on. we didn't expect it. we've had earthquakes all night this morning. we

had to hold onto the tv. we've got a little room in the last major russian there and 971. 1 man was killed if he took photographs near the mouth, afloat. authorities a warning to curious not to get too close and stay inside a phase volcanic ash nearby. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has put off his trip to new york to attend the un general assembly and stay it travelling to the canary islands to meet with local officials. what i mean more simply mental complement that look and digital. right now we are keeping a close eye on the fires that may happen as a result of the erupt, and we will deploy, not only the civil guard who are already there, but also the national police force firefighters and members of the military emergencies unit up with the camera via is one of the most active volcanic regions in the canaries. how can knowledge is say, well, it's too early to know for sure. disruption could last for weeks or even months,

and make sure brian al jazeera ah hello again. i'm fully back the ball. with the headlines on al jazeera this hour, the u. s. has began flying out to thousands of mostly haitian migraines to crossed into the country from mexico. around 13000 people have been camp out near bridge in the texas town of del rio immigration authorities say more than 3000 migraines have been flown back to the, to their countries. patients in both ways fabricated traditionally cross sector because they have no individual previously the process area. they say the community across where it's relatively safe. so traditionally because of the word of mouth, certainly what happened this guy is that number doubled in.