hi, this eventually shallow selma. the book set. this is urine. on al jazeera bmw be the hero. the world needs a washer. aah! millions of financial documents known as the pandora papers that been leaked. it's claimed they revealed the secret wealth of dozens of world leaders. ah, robinson, this is all 0 live from dough hob, also coming up north and south korea talking again a hotline has been reconnected after pyongyang shut it down and protested military

drills by sol. at least 13 people are killed in a bomb bloss. in kabul, it's the deadliest attack since us forces left afghanistan. and we'll have a report from mexico for thousands have marched against abortion. ah, a huge league of financial documents has exposed what's claimed to be the secret assets and dealings of some of the world's richest people. the collection of nearly 12000000 files, known as the pandora papers, was published by the international consortium of investigative journalists. oslyn jordan reports this lake is really puzzled papers on steroids, world leaders, politicians, and billionaires with hidden vaults of wealth, a new chapter in a never ending story. the pandora papers is

a leak of almost $12000000.00 documents that alleges, concealed assets, tax avoidance, and in some cases, money laundering by some of the world richest and most powerful, more than $600.00 journalists, and 117 countries have been sifting through files for months as part of the largest ever global financial investigation among its findings, king abdullah, the 2nd of jordan, who used shall companies to build a real estate portfolio worth more than $100000000.00 with properties spanning malibu, washington and london has no indication of suggestion in our reporting, but this is indeed a legal, but i think we have certainly asked the king why, why these purchases made through show companies. why has none of this been disclosed? publicly, representatives of the king insist no wrong doing is involved. they told the consortium that he used his own money, not jordanian government funds to make these legal purchases. the reports also st.

canyon president hurl kenyatta and his family have at least $30000000.00 in offshore accounts. mrs of president her for many years. and even a few years ago sat down with ah, a, b, b, c, interviewer, and said, if anyone has something to tell us that we haven't been transparent about, let them tell us. and i suppose today with the pandora papers were doing just that . other notable leaders with lucrative holdings. the former british prime minister, tony blair, who the consortium says avoided paying hundreds of thousands and property tax on a townhouse by buying the company, which owned it. the check prime minister entre bobbitt up for reelection. the investigation found some of pakistan prime minister him wrong cons. inner circle also benefit from offshore trots. he is vowed to punish law breakers. quote, my government will investigate all our citizens mentioned in the pandora papers.

and if any wrong doing is established, we will take appropriate action. some will question whether countries such as the u . s. and the u. k. are doing enough to regulate the use of shell companies and tax avoidance measures. analysts say this latest report makes it hard for citizens to trust their leaders, including in the middle east. and the edward exposes montoya, and just asked, and he exposes this explicit actually he and, and my me that is that it is, i think from this when and in the section between business and ernestine makes use of the on the allegations in the pandora papers are just that allegations, there is no proof that leaders mentioned in the stories broke any laws, whether those laws should be changed is a matter for public debate. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington says,

so says north and south korea have restored a stalled communication channel. pyongyang cut the hotline in august and protest against military drills sole conducted with the united states. but since then, pyongyang said it may consider a summit with its southern neighbour. robert bryan has more from hong kong on what this means for both sides. these hot lines are very important, they are the lines of communication across the dmc between the north and the south . it prevents any accidental misunderstandings. it's very important that they are kept open given the fragility of relations and the amount of armaments along the d . m. z now they tend to be caught and restored depending on how relations are at any given point in time. and of course, with the dipping relations that we saw in the last year or 2 with the ab, with the ending alpha negotiations over at north korea's nuclear austell, los st. all those talks became stoled. the law reacted very badly to that, and it was in june of last year that they took the step of cutting all of the

communication lines and even going as far as destroying with explosives the liaison office that had been set up. what during better times be when relations were, were better between the north and the south. so it is important that they are kept open and they were cut 2 months ago again because of the north, protesting against military exercises in the south. the south is hoping that this time they will stay up a fo a permanently because they are hoping that this could be done. we have to use the caveat, said that it, this is only a possibility that there might be a start now of better relations. but certainly the south is as welcome this move and saying that it could now stabilize and restore relations with the north. from your crecia that has been officially confirmed as japan's new prime minister, the former foreigner sir, won the race to lead japan's ruling liberal democratic party. last week it replaces yoshi. he the saga who spent only a year in the job. at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion in

afghanistan. capital kabul, the bombing target at the entrance of the 2nd largest mosque in the city. a memorial service was being held there for the mother of taliban spokesman's abbey harlem was our heed odyssey. it is osama bin javin has more form couple what he's were brought to nearby hospitals after sunday's attack in the afghan capital recovery month for the month. i don't know the exact place. i heard a loud sound. all the people were running away nowadays, the situation in afghanistan is very bad. i hope god will help us. right now, always are closed and we are waiting here and we don't know when they will help and the way we were about to leave it was supposed to be a memorial at the city 2nd largest mosque, a chance where the people in cobbled to meet the viola jaw had the taliban deputy information minister, an offer. condolences for his mother's death. hundreds of valuable unsupported the needles had gathered to pay their respects. multiple tears of security were set up but couldn't prevent the attack. gobble had seen unprecedented safety and security

in the last few weeks. the checkpoints gone an unrestricted movement in the streets . minutes before much i had been to the memorial service. he spoke to el dedira about the threat from iceland have gone to stun thy shed, though kara pelley that i sal is not a visible thing here. they are in hiding. some disturbances have been seen in kabul and gyla bad, but they are not present and other places we are paying close attention and we will not let them create and wrist in our suggestion to them is that they don't instigate fighting inside afghanistan or this. this is an islamic country, there is an islamic government here. foreign forces have withdrawn from the country . there has been a major jihad done against foreign occupation. so every one must respect us. and if they don't respect this, they will face a very powerful reaction from afghan citizens and also our forces. we will filter them out and will destroy the hot outs. but destroying small groups with one or 2 eisen fighters is easier said than done. although no one has claimed responsibility

analysts see patterns with similar attacks which have been taking place in easton, of kind of fun as low. so for example, in south for a few years back, there were downgraded a lot by the efforts of foreign security forces. the forms to go to prison, an appointment, but over the past years or so, it has theresa has a witness and we have written as a resurgence of their activities. so it continues poses a threat and one considered a 3rd off langston. hassan parents has been largely under estimated sources of told out 0 a number of people were arrested after the attack. balaban fighters have been carrying out raids in search of i from fighters. in the last few weeks, dozens of been arrested in connection with the tax and cobble and bombs targeting fall upon fighters in july labord. if security deteriorates, it would further complicate a fragile aid effort for millions of afghans. n r c is increasingly worried.

about predominantly, we are worried about their impact of the upcoming winter, and it is very cold in afghanistan and their needs are mounting with the challenge as we see with lack of physical cash and banks being closed. we don't have access to our bank accounts and they have reason to be concerned. in addition that don nurse don't seem to be able to translate their pledges into actual grounds. the new taliban government has promised its citizen, security and safety and vowed that complicated affairs such as governance and education will be thought of later. but if an attack can take place despite heavy security in the heart of the capital, that dream of a peaceful, secure life under taliban may remain just that farmer job with other there are couple leave his coast guards, intercepted a boat carrying about $500.00 refugees and migrants to europe pundits returned them to libyan shores. another vessel rescued 65 people in the saturday,

they were traveling from libya on a wooden boat. in recent days, living security forces have detained thousands of migrants during raids. officials describe it as a security campaign against illegal migration and drug trafficking. thomas got to follow is the libya country director for the international rescue committee. he says europe needs to do more to help libby and authorities. the living coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossings. and so we have, he has national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any visibility into what happens inside the detention centers. we are we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of

a life saving nature through our medical teams. but i a by enlarged the situation is failing the not only the asylum seekers, but also many law abiding peaceful people who have been swept up in this effort. by the libyan authorities to, to stop migration. catholic and conservative groups in mexico have rallied against a court ruling the could paved the way for the de criminalization of abortions across the country. my old apollo has more from mexico city, were walking down the main avenue that cuts right through the middle of mexico city with several 100 demonstrators. now this march was organized by religious institutions, as well as anti abortion groups that are against a recent ruling by mexico's supreme court. that effectively decriminalize is abortion. nationwide. getting the guess at it have you say we won't our conclusions following the supreme court decision to be taken into account. there are millions

of women who are not in favor of these changes. are mill this more to rives on the heels of pro choice demonstrations that have taken place here in mexico and elsewhere in latin america marking international women's reproductive rights day. well, the head yeah. yeah. many girls for raped and then forced to be mothers and that has to change that in america has blo, cannot back many of the demonstrators here are dawning blue and are waving flags and holding up a lot of religious imagery. after all, mexico is one of the most populous catholic countries in the world. so there has been an expectation that there would be pushed back by religious, conservative against the de criminalization of abortion. what's interesting as well is the timing of these protests which are occurring as pro choice demonstrations have swept the u. s. following that court ruling in the us state of texas restricting abortion rights. opening the door to a scenario where women in the u. s. could be turning to mexico for safe and legal

abortions despite abortion de criminalization being finalized here and mexico religious groups that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned. so had an old, is it a leaking pipeline off the coast of california? risks and ecological disaster, as oil spills into the pacific ocean. i will bring you more on that interrupting volcano in the canary islands and showing no signs of slowing down. ah, ah hello, good to see it. we had a historic cyclone drop. exceptional rain for northern parts of oman. so in moscow, more than a years worth of rain in the span of a few hours. so we see scenes like this flash flooding. now here's what's going on . on monday, the storm is going to dissipate as it heads toward the border with the united arab

emirates, though it is kicking up a lot of sand and dust because of those fierce winds through a bond se of saudi into the u. e. and it's can address some clouds into cats are. so if you're in doha, look to the sky. also bumping in some high humidity. so doas got a high 35, but that will feel about 45 with the humid ex, after pakistan, fresh air in play here. temperature is actually running a bit below average in karachi, with a height of $32.00 degrees scattering of showers across the boss. first plaguing is stem bones of driving rain for turkey's northeastern black sea region. central africa, we've got our storms coming and going through here, but a pretty impressive line for western portions of the democratic republic of congo got disturbed weather for the eastern cape, spilling into durban. 17 degrees, but check out cape town wall to wall sunshine with a high of 20 and your temperature is going to shoot up all the way to 30 degrees on thursday. enjoy. that's it. that's all see soon.

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what's your, i'll just need a reminder of our top stories. this are millions of leak documents, are casting a spotlight and financial dealings of the world's rich and powerful a so called pandora papers accuse jordan's king the presidents of russia as a by john and a former british prime minister as well as many others of amassing secret wealth and avoiding taxes, sol says north and south korea have restored a communication channel. john young cut the hotline in august, in protest against military drills its sole conducted with united states. at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan. capital, the bombing targeted to the 2nd largest mosby in kabul. a memorial service was being held there for the mother of a taliban spokesman. at least 8 people had been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmer's protest had been gathering for a demonstration in october dash and crowds surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister, tens of thousands of farmers champs,

among some major highways to oppose new agricultural laws, let us go live now to elizabeth ford on them in new delhi, as we were just saying these campaigns, these protests have been going on for a long time, but there is this an indication that tempers really are beginning to flare. hello, rob will as you mentioned via pharmacy protests have been going on for nearly a year. and in that time we have seen on several occasions, scuffles between farmers and security forces, but this is one of the most a major escalations. we have 8 people dead for farmers, 3 workers belonging to prime minister that in the movies bought at the a john, the party or b j, p, and their driver. now we have with their base the state where it took place, the head of police. they're saying that the situation in the district all thought lacking for katie is, tense, bought under control. police have imposed a ban on people gathering. they have suspended internet services in

many parts of the district in an effort to stop more people from protesting that's off to farm union and opposition leaders said that they were going to travel to the district to show their support for farmers that's not being allowed to happen to of 2 main opposition. leaders including india is main opposition party. the congress is priyanka gandhi, was stopped from going to meet the families of dead farm. as a former state leda was put on house arrest so that he couldn't travel to the district. and when he tried to stage a protest outside his home, he was taken away by police. what police are also doing though, is investigating india's junior hon, minister, j, mitchell, a son osh, miss euro, and 10 others for murder. that's off to farmers allege that osh mr. i was in one of the 3 cars that was part of the convoy that attacked farmers. the mission was denied that they say that farmers attack the cause force and the vehicles to lose

control. so yes, a very tense situation. the farmers protest, they have dwindled in numbers in recent months. we don't see the hundreds of thousands of people blocking the major highways around delhi like we used to font. they are expected to pick up momentum in the state where this happened in order for the age, because there was an important election that's taking place there early next year. and the laws that promise have been protesting against this is going to be a major issue in this election, which is so important, full prime minister in the day that mores by the agenda party, because of their probation. india's largest, it's most populous state. it is a bit. thank you very much. as elizabeth put on them, bringing this up to date from new delhi, they're called dorian governments meeting indigenous leaders in rural community groups in a dispute over the future of the countries mining industry. protests are threatening to march unless the government blocks mining projects. they say cause massive

environmental damage. venezuela reports the idyllic town of law must said that one osiris high in the an these mountains has become a battle ground, the flashpoint between those who want to exploit it may by golden copper reserves. and those who want to maintain a way of life unchanged for generations. although there is no good m o community, any legal need, we don't want legal or legal mining because of the environmental damage they cause we've survived for a long time without gold. without mining, we live from the food we produce. they don't get that yellow. they know about a legal mining. thousands of illegal minors invaded this territory in search of gold leaving behind massive devastation when government forces evicted them 2 years ago. now bigger legal mining concerns want to exploit the copper reserves, they believe a here providing jobs a much needed for an income yaki. i can't very well there are people who were previously working in legal mining who are now disguised as environmentalists who

don't want to give all of us the chance to work and look at the situation has become complicated. some local people do welcome ham ryan, exploration of mining, the ecuadorian subsidiary of the australian company hancock. prospecting. many more do not accusing the government of applying laws for the silence their protest. less than most men. unfortunately, there's been a systematic persecution of all the defenders of this land. when we raised our voices about the reality of what was happening that were being invaded by multinational companies. they denounced us with the only intention of silencing and intimidating us. some of these local residents have the support of many of ecuador indigenous communities. is a situation also being watched across latin america with similar disputes are playing out. and in the global arena, with the cop 26th climate change conference opening in a few weeks time in glasgow. sing music a case that the reporter was double to devastate this territory,

would only feed climate change, which is why the indigenous movement and the farming sectors have decided to and life and not contribute to polluting the environment. and henry says he's not responsible for the damage caused by a legal mining and the violent anti mining protesters have prevented them from presenting their clean, socially responsible proposals to the people in this community. i believe that the context is how to enforce governments with a strong arm control for the companies to do are the mining exploitation and in mining exploration process in the most friendly environmental way and the most reasonable social manner. the ecuadorian government insists it must exploit his mining potential to create jobs and income to help his battered economy emerge from the pandemic. opponents say mining will bring on the pollution and misery. they say will take to the streets if they don't reach agreement and talk to the government,

the conflict, the could have repercussions far beyond this small community than to find their al jazeera, allows clean up operations begun after a large oil spill off the southern coast of california and the 600000 liters of oil of spelled into waters of orange county since saturday is come from a broken pipeline connected to an offshore oil rig. investigators are still looking for the cause of the leak vaccination rates in the u. s. have been climbing as more work places are leisure facilities need people to show proof of a job. but thousands of people are still expected to lose their jobs in health care and education because of vaccine mandates. as kristen salumi explains that are worried about what the impact will be on a tough labor market. health care workers were among the 1st to be offered vaccines in the united states, and many consider it a privilege as well as a responsibility. i believe. yeah, the mandate is a good idea. i think people should get access to it, but now it's no longer

a choice in new york. it is a state and soon to be federal requirement in the medical field. yeah, i think everybody could linda, you know, i'm here if we get them there, one of your flow, the flow here at erie county medical center in buffalo, new york, where the 95 percent of the staff are compliant. but the rest have been placed on unpaid leave. the hospital has had to cut back on some procedures. and the overall is going to affect the people that need the help. it's going to affect the patients and the people that are sick of nursing homes that are going to be understaffed. a lot of surgeries that are being cancel. so if the patients that are being affected by more than anybody else to ease staffing concerns, new york governor has signed an executive order loosening restrictions on who can work in certain positions. but she's defending the mandate, which will also affect teachers. can we just say that that is a basic right that everyone has to know that they'll be faith when they enter

a health care facility, or you have your elderly parents or grandparents in a nursing home that they will not get sick because of someone who's charged with their care still, physicians, assistant, deborah conrad says she's been safely serving on the front lines of the pandemic without the vaccine and would rather lose the job she's held for nearly 2 decades than be forced to comply. she says she wants to see more long term studies on vaccine side effects. i have all my childhood vaccines, my updated vaccines. my children have their vaccines. just because i'm questioning this one, which is a new technology for a new virus. doesn't make me an anti vaccine person, it just makes me somebody that wants informed consent. the state of new york actually has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. so if there are compliance and staffing issues here, the question is, what will that mean for the rest of the country where there's more of vaccine resistance and mandates from the federal government have yet to go into effect even

before president joe biden mandated shots for businesses with more than 100 workers, however, dozens of high profile companies from united airlines. disney had already begun insisting their workers get vaccinated. the federal mandates alone will cover as many as 100000000 americans. and if they achieve their goal and sure there are enough healthy people available to fill any vacancies. kristen salumi al jazeera buffalo, new york, and spanish governments pledge $239000000.00 to help the island of la palmer recover from the devastation brought by its erupting volcano. prime minister petro sanchez, made the commitment during a visit to the island, via her volcano, continues to spew red hot lava and thick clouds of black smoke. more than 2 weeks after it began erupting. officials say the explosions are getting more intense from la palmer and hold reports. volcanic ash and toxic gas explode into the sky,

6000 meters up and the wind can carry it almost anywhere. for the island of la palmer, that means everywhere. here on the southern shoreline, on the opposite side of the island, are salt pans carved into black volcanic rock. this farm faces disaster. much of the crop has been ruined by falling ash. oh, got a crash on top, thought up betty, do else, boss, i beg of you though? undress explains that the salt was about to be harvested for now. this year's yield will be down by up to 40 percent. so rank? he said yes. oh no besedia. oh, describe it as a nightmare, an awful dream of to such a bad year with covert when we're trying to recover. we get this situation which is unbelievable. agriculture makes up around half of law. palmer's economy, most of it bananas clinging to volcanic hillsides where they thrive. here to the

falling, ash has caused terrible damage tearing into banana skins, making them i'm salable, and worst. the love of flow has cut off irrigation channels to some of the islands . most prolific plantations, that leaves tourism, but the beaches are empty. package holiday makers, absent, it's the beginning of the season on an island, famous for winter, some. yet in the marina's, the boats are tied up. normally we're just going out get this whole boat in full with the 60 people every day from monday until sunday. yes. like 2 times a day, 3 times a day, 2 days after that the bill comes blows. we just stop. we still fight in from the banana. sorry, was to find the friend that make boom from the volcano there. and now we tried to, we am, you know, together and fight the situation and started again. but as i told you before,

we don't know what is going to happen, how long's going to be the situation. images of the volcano being consumed around the world will certainly help to put this canary island on the map. but that doesn't mean that tourists are flocking, hear anything but right now. and in the wake of huge losses generated by the pandemic. that is a tragedy for many. what remains are volcano tourists, many from neighboring islands and mainland spain. but this eruption could last months and they will not sustain an economy that for the time being is going up in smoke. jonah, how out is era? la palmer. ah, this is al jazeera. these are the top stories, millions of li documents are casting a spotlight and financial dealings of the world's rich and powerful sh. the so

called pandora papers accuse jordan's king the presidents of russia and as a by john and a former british prime minister as well as many others of amassing secret wealth.