to change their behavior, they are going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera. ah, the ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm mariam demising. welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. us for the agents clear the make shift camp that was housing thousands of haitian migrants on the bridge in texas. also, it's beyond an embarrassment. it's dangerous, it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. president biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of the migrants at the border with

mexico. while we executive among one job to be released off to the us, agrees to and the full case against and firefighters pulled back as a volcanic eruptions intensify on the island of la palmer and enforce max for stop. and we'll start the rushing wrong pre from the back of the grid club team usa of taken the upper hand on day one, the rider cop in wisconsin. ah, hello, and welcome to the news. the you, i says it cleared all migrants from a make shift camp under a bridge in texas, where some 14000 people had been sheltering this as president joe biden said, he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of the mostly haitian migrants on

the border with mexico. he promised that border patrol agents will pay after they will film using horse rains against people who are trying to cross the rio grande de from mexico. the footage, including material shot by al jazeera, sparked outrage earlier this week. white house correspondent, kimberly how can now reports the heroes pictures of haitian refugees being rounded up by us agents of the southern border with mexico have made headlines for days. i have prompted several expansion and at least one byte in ministration resignation. after days of silence, the u. s. president finally addressed the haitian ref ms. treatment. of course i take responsibility, i'm president, but i was horrible. what to see. as you saw, to see people treat it like they did courses very right, him over, people being strapped. it's outrageous. fighting have faced heavy criticism for his

administration, border response even from within his own democratic party. the images of white men on horses chasing down black people has been compared to images from the slave era . angry biddy, african americans. i'm pissed. i am unhappy. and i'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down haitians and using their rains to whip them . i'm unhappy with the administration biden's promised investigations into the southern border incident, but it won't stop the flow of migrants, not just from haiti, but from all over central america. and increasingly the world now massing in huge numbers. a problem that has confounded us officials for years. the fact that this is a situation that has occurred from time to time ever since i can remember 1st and foremost

and most fundamentally and foundational lee. we are dealing with a broken immigration system. and we need legislative reform, but biden's problems don't end at the border. this week his promise to black americans to reform policing in america failed on capitol hill. the president also had to repair a diplomatic spat with president mack crawl after leaving france out of a new security arrangement with the u. k. and australia. take a look at what i had heard when i came into office. when i came in office, a state of affairs, part of it is dealing with the panoply of things that were landed on my plate and things are about to get even more difficult if a deal can't be reached with congressional republicans to keep the government open . also looming over the white house, the threat of a government shut down. kimberly, how can al jazeera the white house john home and was just at the border recently joins is live now from mexico city of presents. and he takes responsibility bots,

no change to the expulsion of migrants and which essentially prevents i right to seek asylum, tell us about with caring of these camps. yes my image you is saying near the start, the program that come in the rio texas is under the border bridge is reportedly almost clean, almost created out. now that's what us officials are saying. that's pretty incredible because there were over 14000 people there just a few days ago. so they've obviously clear that camp incredibly quickly. the all picks that were not great. a tool for president biden's administration, just thousands of people that with shelters that were just sticks, were bits of plastic in many cases and blankets being held up and crossing tune through the river to bring food, a water there because there wasn't enough food and water on the us side now you

mentioning is where, where they're going to, not all of those people, but a lot of them being moved to other areas in the united states and being the pool to them being flown back to haiti. now that's the other question here, isn't it? where are they being sent back to? this is a country the we were in a little more than a month ago when it just suffered a major earthquake in the south. west of the country did not tell entire communities. it's a country which has no president right now, because the president was assassinated back in july. the prime minister was recently implicated by the public prosecutor in the conspiracy to assassinate the president of the country. and there are gangs, especially in the cap to the controlling whole areas. so this is where those people are being sent back to those who are being flown to hate. and there's a lot of questions as well about those people deserve the protection of the united states. right now, so this might have finished in terms of the camp,

but in terms of the political situation is not going anywhere. and as we had in kimberly's report, people are not going to start making this journey. they're not going to stop coming . there are inhumane conditions, make shift camps being set up on us soil. could that be a comprehensive, humane immigration plan coming? i think that's the big question from the us side. so far, president biden's administration of 1st especially mccain campaigns. tro, they said they were going to repeal a lot of what president trump had done, which struck people as inhumane in terms of the treatment of migrants. what's happened since then is that they've seen a surge of people trying to get into the country illegally. we've been talking to people all the way up the room and a lot of them have said to us, yes, we pull the president, bite him from what he said was going to happy a lot more open to us. we thought that it might be easier for us to get into the

united states. of course, that search is been created a problem for president biden. he has to seem tougher. he has to say, as he has said, that the goals of the country, the borders of the country are not open and try and have a home that message. now what he's using at the moment to get a lot of people, not just patients, but of other nationalities, out of the united states that have crossed illegally enough for asylum, is tied to 42. now this is quite an au decades of public health measure, which basically says that if there's a health emergency, the no questions asked. most people can be removed from the country, which migrant rights authorities activists is saying, we can't keep using that. we have to give people their right to asylum. the us officials are saying, well, the pandemic is still going on. so we still have a right to use this judge. it's a rule that it has to be repealed. the by an administration is appealing that. so there's a huge fight going on under over title $42.00, and whether it's legitimate use or not. we can also tell you from our own reporting

manual rapids my, my colleague in this bureau was in tampa to live with our team just a couple of weeks ago. that's a city on the southern border of mexico with guatemala and he so they're more than 40000 people. most of the patients that are trying to get beyond a ring of mexican officials, bringing that journey towards the us border. so what you saw in the real, it's pretty visually impressive, but it's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of people traveling through latin america through mexico and trying to get to the united states, many of them in an economically desperate position after the pandemic. thank you very much, shawn home and reporting to us that from mexico city. thanks john. are going to are the top story this our a top chinese tech executive held in canada is that to be released after a deal with the us government to resolve fraud charges against her. while a chief financial officer among one jo attended the new york court hearing via video link from vancouver. she'd been living under house arrest since december 2018

at request of us authorities. the court was told she's reached a deferred prosecution agreement, and the charges she denies could eventually be dropped. the incident has strained china's relations with the u. s. canada. so jody vance joined us now from vancouver. what does this prosecution agreement between us, attorney general and long one joe mean for canada? well, the candidate a very awkward position, obviously having been sort of the middle country, if you will, between the stand off between the u. s. government and manuel, joe and well, way it has caused great friction between that canada and china. certainly it's a monumental day for mcguire show. having left her matching here in vancouver, her ankle bracelet monitoring bracelet in place. she did the c courthouse to have that virtual hearing with the us courts in brooklyn. and now the us federal court

has endorsed this deal is deferred prosecution agreement. that is in place. and ms mung now has the hearing it's. it's sort of the last check of the boss if you will, for canada, with this agreement between my show andy, united states government, it really puts canada in a position of just having to clean up what was ongoing for the last 3 years here. the 3 years of the id partition deportation. the extradition hearings that have been happening are in canada, going slowly through our legal process. and today it is just a matter of lifting the bail and among ones you will be likely free to go as early as today. and speaking of the canadian government, just getting some developments hair on the, on the news wise that the canadian government lawyers representing the government of us the court to withdraw the authority to proceed. and among one jose us

extradition and to discharge her. so that process is well on the way off to that you la deal between us attorney general among one jo bought one important aspect of the story to canadians that were arrested in china shortly after long one jose detention in 2018 out. what might lie had for them? you know, that is top of mind for canadians, certainly. former diplomat, michael cobra. and businessman michael, are known here in canada as the to michael has been held separately. certainly not under house arrest in a mention in china. but in fact, not able to often communicate with legal help or their families. they have been under very stressful conditions in china. the chinese government has maintained that, that the arrest of the canadians in the dance following ms. miners arrest banker international airport on december. first of 2018 trying to thing either not

connected, there is no connection whatsoever. however, today's development certainly put a new opportunity on the table for a very strange relationship between canada and bridging over the arrest of the 2 canadian citizen on the table and the newly reelected prime minister just in shadow . an opportunity now to pivot from the headlines of just a couple of days ago where he was re elected and getting a lot of blow back over colleen the snap election in canada. and perhaps being able to turn the page to bringing these to canadian tall that will definitely be the headline moving forward here in canada. all right, thank you very much, jody van joining us from vancouver. meanwhile, the leaders of the united states, india, australia, and japan of haile that democratic solidarity in a new alliance seen as a move to count to china. joe biden has been hosting its fellow lead is at the

white house for the 1st impasse and quote leaders summit. the meeting is covering the vaccine production climate change in cybersecurity, formerly known as the quandary, lateral secures the dialogue meeting of the informal group is the 2nd recently seen as a challenge to china's rising power. great friends. the announcement of the, of a defense pack between the us, you can, australia is caused fears of an arms race with china with marcusson's. right, so shabby towns. he's following this in washington. so tell us about the, the expectations from this meeting. what are they likely to achieve? sure, how it's interesting. you asked that because we have been promised all sorts of substantive policy announcements on, on a range of issues from vaccines infrastructure, protecting the semiconductor supply chain, illegal fishing, always maritime maritime waterways and so on. so far we haven't had anything yet.

clearly there this, the point of this has been, as you mention, another shot across the bows across china, but it really is getting laughable. now, in all their bilateral meetings, all the meetings we've had where report is allowed and none of the lease actually use the word china just to be not being mentioned and said we get rather defensive staples like this one from scott morrison from australia. we stand together and wish to be always free from coercion. i wonder what it will, we will get no mention of any context for that. and then comes some discussions about democratic values and diversity, which of course raises various eyebrows because it wasn't that long ago that no ranger moody wasn't even allowed in the us. it wasn't not a visa, because if the allegations of his, if a support for him to extremis violence, but we're bomber administration, decided that india was going to be the key countervailing presence in, in asia against china. suddenly we went talking about asia pacific anymore. we're

always talking about in the pacific in the pacific issues. and so now we're trying to decide what, what is all this for? because we often hear what it is, not about that coffee saying look, resistance on another security or military line. so worry about your, your worries about a cold war or anything like that. and yet, each one of these nations happens to go into the address sizes together. in fact, actually, you mentioned the, the australian u. k. u s. partnership that was reporting in the indian press. so actually the india was rather relieved about that because they will rather word that this was being presented as another security and other security block to be effectively policing the indian pacific oceans. and that when the engines will be happy about that, they thought actually outcasts kind of took, took the off them a little bit because now straightly has its nuclear submarines that supposed to be in charge of india does have concerns about china, but not necessarily in the pacific ocean in the indian nation now with the for the gun us down the bolton road initiative for from chinese northern border. we're trying to, but they weren't necessarily keen about being part of this maritime security thing

in general. and yet the company talking about maritime security. so i think we're all trying to figure out what is this for? is this another, another block, the china is already dismissed as another clique, the biden is forming, is going to reduce tensions, is going to engage. oh, is it going to be more saber rattling? is it just will photo opportunities and just like, you know, where watching it's all entirely clear yet not noise and trying to create a lot of people in the asia pacific region, which is what we used to call them. thank you. kim washington job returns to joining us. thank you. sure. you're watching the news out live from london still had on the program. people displaced by violence in northern mos. i'm being star. returning home, off the troops from on the african nations pushback fighters. the town of bonds defense minister on is a crack down on abuses and reprisals by some commanders and fighters. and how about this for a double pairing, future queen and the current queen british tenants will have more on that later in

the news, our a the united nation says more than 350000 people have been killed in syria's war. but many deaths may never be accounted for. the 1st approximate death toll from the united nation since 2014, when intense fighting made it very difficult to document death. the conflict began in syria in march 2011 off to security forces opened fire on demonstrators who were demanding more freedoms. on the president, assad's rule, the you and human rights chief says the death toll is certainly an under count. though, because we have received with only partial information and which were therefore excluded from our analysis, indicate the existence of a why the number of killings there are yet have not been fully documented. tragically, there are also many other victims who left behind no witnesses or documentation as

to the death and who stories we have not been able to uncover. when our libyans in the capital tripling have been protesting against tuesday. vote no conference in the transitional government. i say they want unity government until elections take place. a poll was initially scheduled for later this year and the prime minister says he'll continue to lead to can't take the ministration approach is another blow to you and by piece effort. libby has remained unstable with ongoing fighting since the 2011 uprising that told mama duffy some people who were forced to flee their homes because of conflict and northern mozambique have started returning home. they've been encouraged to do this by their want and military, which has said it's safe for them to go back. but the united nations maintains that fighting is still going on, and civilian authorities are not and re established on groups had been targeting towns and villages. and the results which covered delgado province for years and

july or wanda and other african nations sent soldiers to helpless and beacon forces were gain control of the region. more than 3000 people have been killed. an almost 800000 displaced since the fighting began. but someone can look at my guy, do i mean come on and i remember well that these terrorists attacked us 4 times. the 1st one was on march 24. they came back on april 25. and then in may on the 26th. the last time they talked on june 12 and in all this time, they have called terrible damage on duty to the dog. but when we left and fled our homes, we stayed away for a long time. and then we were encouraged, go back to our villages because the security came back and so we went back on an armed uprising that began in 2017 has torn apart northern mozambique. but government says iceland fighters is still operating in parts of cub delgado

province destroying villages and kidnapping local residents. an armed group known locally as our ship, bob in mozambique is behind much of the conflict that fight is up an intensifying raids across the villages and cut, but god over the past 4 years. but government security for his have also been accused of grave human rights violations. amnesty says there is evidence of them torturing prisoners and dismembering opposition fighters of violence has killed more than 3000 people. as we were saying earlier, nearly 800000 have also been displaced. algae there is malcolm web census. this update from cover delgado, rwandan and mose. i'm beacon soldiers and now in control of this town to the y fi and it's on a key road junction. but just a few weeks ago, it was occupied by fighters from the on group house or bob. and you can see the remains of what they left behind. a lot of the buildings have been taught good. some shops have been looted, cause have been set on fire as well in the civilians and the savvy really feared

the fighters from the group and toria for the headings for abducting people. and all of the villages that we passed along the road on the journey here, a still completely deserted around a 100000 people have been displaced by the conflict began 4 years ago. as the insurgents steadily took more towns and villages, more people fled by some bigs armed forces failed to stop their advance. rwandan soldiers arrived here about 2 months ago under an agreement between the 2 governments. in recent weeks, they fought the armed group out of one town after the next. and the fighters have fled into the bush. this small town called him bow, was the last town, the great fighters occupied in their leaders where head cold today as well. to couple of weeks ago, the random forces pushed him out of the following a heavy battle and you can see the remains of it. explodes is blown the roof of the building and the hole in the sheets and in the wall as well. on the floor,

you can see the remains of the shopkeepers property was one space there before fleeing. when the insurgents attacked all the people that used to live here and now wondering if, when it will be safe for them to come home. now hundreds of people have rallied in the afghan capital capital to demand the release of central bank assets held in the united states. $7000000000.00 in foreign reserves. well following the taliban takeover, international monetary fund and european union also suspended financing for projects. and i've gone down for an a previously accounted for nearly half of the countries economic output at around 8 and a half $1000000000.00 a year. millions of afghans is struggling to afford food and other basic necessities. many queueing for hours to access banks will have them and new defense minister is ordered. a crackdown on abuses committed by the groups forces.

government says misconduct will not be tolerated, alleging some criminals and former soldiers had been allowed to join at taliban units. some afghans have complained of abusive treatment in recent weeks. as taliban soldiers patrol the streets of the capital, campbell and other cities will have been reports of reprisals against members of the former government. despite promises of an amnesty by the taliban can now speak to human rights activists. shameka carley hile, who is a former afghan and p inform ambassador to canada. she joins us live from toronto by skype. and i have been these reports for a while now, including an investigation into i suppose human rights abuses and war crimes. how is this sort of miss treatment and behavior likely to be dealt with by the taliban? well, of course. so many crunch happening into crowns,

especially. com if an outside call, but just searching for that or for different personality and vh was. but this politician, my ex go, but a mentor employees and also taking what pans cars and torturing i miss st. happening on the street. so did us 2 scenarios. i could tell a bond when people are put a complaint on this. well, get a potter daughter part of treatment and still criminals, where you are not controlling that or i don't know, maybe there's a difference and you'll just make something else. but because they need a lot of it and our support of international community. so they give us that meant the criminal and it does not like an acceptable for them do. we'll take care of that. but since a month pass, people start are suffering from this kind of torture and crimes on the streets. and we were mentioning their afghans complaining about abusive treatment in the capital

campbell and all the cities. but do you see a divergence between the cities in the province is that, is this situation much was elsewhere is not being properly documented. well, of course probably not done about preferences, but also there are some might so many cases stamp a document. check the mistreatment of tyler bond because he used to talk about gun data using that, that the taliban government a recall was the same for id undocked, searching the house even like just think happening. it's a couple of the problem to protect or not. also want to search, you got the department of education ministry and also his father was but you beat him by the people he had taken with him. so this kind of thing happening instead of like a denial of this kind of thing happening, but they should accept, i think they should listen and make improvement that people should not suffer 5.

does this suggest the taliban is struggling to govern and they are unable to deal with internal disobedience within the ranks? when i a bad good as a took. what if i could actually do that to function one is how come in it was mostly powerful and they would involve all this. so sad attack caught bomb explosion, which they think they are the one that off this battle. and they took over the other group as a new broad does group, which mostly like compared to come, you know, towards the more flexible on mondays. and they're also thinking how to bring more reform on how to go towards inclusive. but of course, those who belong to can you know what the more powerful and, and get not like doing right don't totally bunch books on, on promising to the people. so it does

a big difference on the distance between what the promising but what are you doing in the graph? how are they going to change that? can that dispute be resolved without causing even more instability and permanent rupture? when i can go by you for like a practice time, their head of intelligence work and cobble how selected to solve this issue between 2 groups. but to mostly, how can use group are insisting on getting more hotline out and you're more extreme, i'm not willing for any change and flexibility. so of course it will not, it will increase the stability and i've got this done and people have gone. so we're, so for the most, i think this is the time that both function think how to come to sort of get internal issues and provide better governance for the people can switch to promise. understand this is good for the people. if i got something

just about the people that are able to see what's going on in afghanistan of constance evenly facing 100 crisis. most of like we have most of the people start to selling that house stuff. and also we have so many cases that the head of the family commit suicide because they could not see the family. so this is the reality of the ground and i'm hoping to do the sort of the inter, an issue and provide better governance. i'm sure they can amik support the people of congress that she can cut a higher. thank you very much for joining us. to lead for you on the news out catalina's for president his release from jail in italy, but he could still be extra nicer to spain. final riley's out of germany, elections with the poles predict your biggest economy could latch the left and in sport will tell you why max staffing will start from the back of the grid. the

russian grown pre ah hi there. thanks for joining us. we're still dealing with blustery condition for a southern parts of scandinavia into the baltic states. in particular, for lithuania, i think in any of these areas we could see wins range from about 65 to 85 kilometers per hour. so there is that potential to see some damage, really raw feeling day across iceland, reykjavik at 6 degrees. we've got rain and wind sold part of his system diving down what weather toward the north atlantic. we're not out of the woods, the flash flooding across the.