ah, ah, al jazeera, with ah, the battle ground obey route 6 killed and dozens injured. his wible factions opened fire in the lebanese capital. the country president says those responsible will be caught and held accountable. ah,

unrolled bothers, and this is all to see rely from doha. also coming up a hood, a kinyata, becomes the 1st african leader to meet joe biden, at the white house. as the u. s. pledges 17000000 vaccine doses for the continent and thousands of georgians descend on the capital to demand the release of their former president who's been imprisoned over allegations of abuse of power. ah, a cautious com has returned to lebanon's capital following the worst violence and more than a decade. beirut has been rocked by gunfire and rocket propelled grenades for more than 4 hours. at least 6 people have been killed. zanna holders in bay route and she begins, are coverage sniper fire, gun fight. rockets fired in the city. a battle across

a dividing line that dates back to the civil war that ended in 1990. 2 long time enemies turned part of a route into a battle ground. bullets bounce from buildings as people ran for cover. and children evacuated from school. i thought a lot. we moved the children to lower levels and then we waited until the parents came to take their children. the children were going 3 panic and fear. they cried and screamed a large army deployment failed to control the situation. supporters of muslim, she are political groups, amal and his belong, were hunkered down and she f neighbourhood. on the other side of the street where the supporters of the christian lebanese forces party, there were casualties. many of them civilians hit by stray bullets. some while hiding in their homes. the classes are now in their 3rd hour. it is one of the most serious bouts of violence in recent years. ah, the tensions were over

a judge leading an investigation into last year's explosion at the root port. has been emma say, the confrontations began when the lebanese sniper ambushed protestors making their way to the justice palace where they demanded the removal of judge tonic baton. they blamed the lebanese forces for the attack, a charge, the group denied on the real threat lies on the use of weapons and those who have targeted peaceful demonstrators. there were peaceful demonstrations everywhere during the past 2 years, but we have not seen such an attack against them. the dangerous escalation followed political tensions over the investigation which has already paralyzed. the government has fallen. emma are threatening to pull their ministers, which means an entire sect would be absent in violation of the country sectarian power sharing agreement. the opposition is accusing, has bala and amal of stating a coo and using arms to impose their will. ever since his bottle of arms no

longer had any function except fighting wars and syria, or assuming it on the agenda. and now imposing, i'm believe in the state. what the justice is allowed to do and not to do what a judge can decide or can't decide. and they're drawing red lines around ministers who are caught up and accused. and they're saying they are above the law. the guns eventually fell silent, but it's further divided and already polarized society, there appears to be an undeclared truth, but the crisis is not over. demands for the judge as dismissal, have not gone away. those against him say he has politicized those who support him, and that includes the families of victims. so he is among the rare judges who aren't politically affiliated in a country where there is a culture of impunity and those in power act above the law. the more than 200

people were killed in the last that the story. what happened today was show a force by has bella and its allies, essentially giving the lebanese public false choice, either stability without justice or justice, but no stability. this is just the latest and a series of, of attempts by hezbollah and the ruling elites to undermine obstruct and blocked the domestic investigation into the bay lab. the balance of power is not in judge baton favor, but he did try to take on the powerful, which is almost unheard of in lebanon history. it push the country to the brink and brought back scenes from a turbulent pass that may have been a warning of what might come santa, who their elders, either failed president, michele own as address the nation condemning the violence. what i said, i know you said he thought the,

we will never allow anyone to hijack the country of what has happened today will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and the security. and the investigations were reach the reality and the tooth and the effects among those perpetrators will be taken to the court in the investigation of the building. port blast will continue because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law. based on the independence of the judiciary or the violence unfolded as a senior you, as diplomat was in lebanon. the under secretary of state was meeting with officials, announced $67000000.00 for the lebanese military. but she said she was concerned about the worsening security situation. in bay route, we stress that a clean, impartial, independent judiciary is the guarantor of all the rights and the values that we as democracies hold dear and share. again, the lebanese people deserve no less. and the victims and families of those lost in

the port last deserve no less to days. unacceptable. violence makes clear what the stakes are. radical is director of global engagement at the american university of a root possessed the president's speech was reassuring, but the country's issues are deeply entrenched and will be extremely difficult to solve. his comments are significant. the armies actions are significant. these are things that love and these people like they want to have a decisive but fair government. but they can't unilaterally make decisions. they have to basically negotiate among the different sex area and groups. and this is the weakness of the system that it's a perpetual bizarre, of political power and incumbency and influence. but the system has collapsed. it's failed completely. the 7080 percent of the little denise are poor.

the, there's no virtue in all that tricity it's, it's unbelievable the degradation that has happened in lebanon to the governance system, to the society on this infrastructure, and to the psyche and well being of the average citizen, it's almost unprecedented. there's very few countries in the world that are suffered this while the people responsible say in power. that's why i thought it because it's such a historic, significant figure to the judge for him to pursue this investigation with vigor that he has as really unusual. and when the president says we're going to catch the people and hold them accountable again, you have to kind of listen to that carefully because you had a special tribunal for 11. and that was set up by the un, hundreds of millions of dollars, years of investigations. they finally convicted 4 people, some of them linked for his butler and, and these people were never found, has below, would never allow their people to be arrested or convicted like this. you know,

as president joe biden says, this country will donate millions of corona virus vaccines. to the african union in the coming weeks made the announcement to our hosting canyon president who kenyatta the white house. martin says washington will send 17000000 doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine to help fight corona virus on the continent. climate change and security rule for the on the agenda for the 2 leader were continuing our, our shared fight against coven united states, and donated 2800000 doses of vaccine to kenya as part of a 50000000 doses. we've donated that african union and i'm proud to announce that today that we're making additional historic, one time donation is 74000000 doses of j j vaccine v a u. and we're going to be centered some more the by the end of the year. whitehouse corresponding cavity

holocaust following developments from washington dc. we know that the can you president did campaign against corruption? he is one of the high profile leaders that has been mentioned in those pandora papers that investigation that revealed that there are a number of world leaders as well as celebrities and the others who have significant amounts of money invested off shore. and the reason this is of concern is not just because of the corruption or anti corruption campaigning that or who kenyatta did. but as well. 1 the fact that to kenya is one of the largest recipients of usa, the 5th largest, in fact, from the united states. so this is another reason. now the white house is acknowledged this. they say that look at, there may be some concerns, but that won't stop the conversations in order to achieve the goal of financial transparency. so that's one key issue. the other comes down to security and that

given geography and the fact that kenya is position so close to ethiopia, and the concerns about the warring factions of the t grey region, the u. s. president expect to also discussed that as well with the canyon president . how the leader can work in his government can work to try and resolve that conflict. we also know the u. s. president has it through executive order ready, possible sanctions, but not yet implemented them. former us president bill clinton's been hospitalized in the state of california with the suspect to the blood infection, according to a stipend from trenton spokesman. he's currently on the mound and in good spirits, doctor's treating the 75 year old to put him on antibiotics and flood trips. they say he's responding well to treatment on the expect to have him home. she taliban delegation is in tucking as the new government of afghanistan continues. a diplomatic push for support and international recognition. they've met the turkish

foreign minister in ankara and comes a day after talks and cut out with a group appealed to us and european officials. to end up, ghana stands isolation. the tunnel by once the west to east financial restrictions that it says are crippling the countries. and we advised to tell about administration once again that they should be inclusive for the unity of the country. we told them the importance of including all ethnic and religious groups and the administration of the country. we've underlined one thing and do not see this as a request from the west, but an expectation from the islamic world as well. we told them the importance of allowing girls to go to school and giving women the right to work or sat hours and it's tumble with more on the main issues that were discussed in ankara. one of the other sensitive issue for turkey is the matter of the immigration. you know, the turkey is receiving poles is not african refugees. and turkey has already is, is hosting more than 4500000 refugees in the country. and definitely is very much sassy when it come to another wave of the ravages. he says that we have asked

taliban to be more cooperative in terms of preventing a new way of the refugees. and also the asked taliban to assure the right of return . for many afghans wants to get back to the country's company, affordable. so was at the table at the meeting and he says that we have asked taliban to to, to give the assurance of the civilian police and to restart the sneer flies from the cobbler airport, which is the last a gateway or for afghan is down to the rest of the world, but that he has been a specifically asked whether turkey is going to recognize taliban or not. he says that definitely the international community must have a certain level of engagement with taliban that will be for the benefit of afghanistan. but it is not the recognition, so turkey is in an engagement with taliban that, that, that, but that is not the recognition so far still had an al jazeera while the biggest living species of fish in the world is under threat. and her mexico is trying to

save it, plus the bio pig has taken center stage of a london film festival. what critics are saying about an american actresses portrayal of the late princess diana. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best hair line of 2021. by the tropical storm such as they are there . i should the ways found our mind disconcerted stokes, potentially wet in hong kong from another massive cloud going through and it's still quite warm in some parts of central southern john shang, as to the 28th, the average is being 20 through 23. but there is a breeze coming from the north. if you look at, that's quite cold up in mongolia, high temperature minus 3 number tar, about 12 in hub in. so we're up and down all over the place. but you see the potential and shanghai is down to 19 so yet that down below average while tommy get

through saturday, the rain then edging into japan, the major islands are not significant rains that a lot of times is back as well. it's been very war recently. hong kong should be better. by the time you get to saturday, the rains gone elsewhere. in fact, it's gone to the coast of viet nam, it's going to be particularly wet lat coast. that's true. back into me and mar as well. and the shells becoming a bit more obvious, wide spread throughout the philippines, bornea and most of malaysia and indonesia, to be quite honest. and the monsoon trough, though it's going south, is still developing some circulations on it, particularly live. i have been goal. so for andrew pradesh, maybe to addition, dance will tell nato and caroline, these are the wet areas elsewhere. it is dry and he should be dry. the monsoons on his way out, the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted world best air line of 2021. on air, online be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no topic is off the table, it's

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as the new government of afghanistan continues, a diplomatic push for support on international recognition comes a day off to talks and caught up with a group appeal to us in european officials and afghanistan's isolation. as president joe biden says, his country will donate millions of corona virus. faxes to the african union made the announcement while hosting kenyan president who to kenyatta the 1st african leader to visit the white house since to barton, to buffers taiwanese authorities and investigating whether a fire that killed at least 46 people had been started deliberately. dozens of others were injured and thursdays blaze at a 13 story building which was made up of small shops and apartments. laura barden, manly reports. it was a rundown building and a working cloth neighbourhood. now it's a burnt out shell. the clean up continued throughout the night after this block and tie one's port city of gosh young with engulfed by a huge fire resident say,

with whom to poor elderly and disabled people. many used to fight and now and left homeless size to chin had managed to escape the flames. we owe you of what life i have never seen of fire. i pressed on the elevator button when i got downstairs, i saw the building burning. the fire was way big, there was no power. i own it was a scene of chaos. merkel say they heard an explosion at 3 a. m, followed by a fire that raged out of control. daybreak people were still being pulled from the building. it had taken hundreds of fire crew and rescue workers more than 4 hours to damp in the flames. and most the day to confirm no more people were trapped in fight, play and hunting regarding the serious human losses caused by the fire at the building

and young chang, district ball. i feel in comparable pain, and i deeply blame myself to all the wounded people. the dead and their families as well, the citizens of gauss young, i want to express my deepest sorrows. now quiet. so video grieving the loss of life and a building to withstanding tool for decades. resolute, say it was one driving hosting restaurants, shops and a cinema. but over years it became partly abandoned while businesses moved out. many homeless duty in on sandra, i feel quite sad, used to be very affluent here, and then it somehow just turned into this. my family used to live here downstairs, used to be quite fancy. there was an ice rink. even carry okey really nice and now it's all gone. i was living in this building where mostly homeless people of the ocean. you're poor people, elderly people,

and some disabled people. normally don't see people in or out. there will be 5 or 6 drinking very than arguing as authorities clear the glass from the street police. and now investigating whether it was often that it started this fire. many look on a tragedy that is left the port city grappling with the immense loss of life. laura about a manly outer syrup, george's opposition has held a rally in the capital tbilisi to protest against the imprisonment of former president mikhail soccer. severely. the government, as he entered the country illegally from ex, up, successfully no faces 6 years in prison. of a 1st year walker reports from tbilisi. they came to the capital from across georgia for a jailed president who continues to command their respect. they gathered in the capitals freedom square to demand me her 2nd reading liberty.

his team read his letter penned from jail, asked why don't you said monster, that's my daily dog i am here. i am firmly determined his day and thus contribute to the defeat of the regime to my contribution to the fight of the georgian people against poverty, corruption, injustice, destruction of his suckers really was swiftly arrested after he secretly returned to georgia last month found guilty in absentia of abuses of power in office. he faces 6 years in prison. he's been on hunger strike for 2 weeks. to his supporters. he's a political prisoner of george's governing party. they remember him for what he achieved in office. i sent us back into the country, and misha time made an unprecedented economic and social leap in 10 years. this is

what people remember. the opposition united national movement has been. boyd bite suckers released return from exile. they hope this rally will give them the mentor in forthcoming marrow elections. oh, they keep asking. what is your plan? how plan is only one and there will be no 2nd plan. it is victory, victory, nothing else. but the party still lags behind the government in poles. there are many georgians who would rather forget 2nd, really coffee, but his supporters want him forgiven. even from prison, he retains a powerful influence over this country. robin 1st fear walker al jazeera. i rushed corona virus surgeon showing no signs of slowing the country reports. she had another day of record infection rates and deaths. more than 980

fatalities on thursday, and at least 31000 new cases less than a 3rd of russians had been vaccinated. despite the landing toll, the kremlin rolled out vaccine mandates, or a new nation wide locked on. world health organization is name $26.00 experts will revive the stoled investigation into the corona virus pandemic. the group will look into the origins of a virus that immersed in china in late 2019. the disease is killed nearly 5000000 people. a former chief technical pilot for boeing has been charged with lying to us safety regulators. evaluating the 737 manx jetliner loc faulkner is accused of giving the federal aviation administration false information about part of an automated fight control system as being linked to to deadly crashes. prosecutors say this meant the system had not been listed in pilot manuals. it's a ledge for

a line to see boeing money. some 37 months jets were grounded after crashes in 20182019 killing a total of $346.00 people. the us is unveiled plans to develop wind farms along the countries coasts, and the white house hopes to build 7 huge farms stretching from the atlantic in the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean. it's part of a push to supply more than 10000000 homes with wind power by 2030. the government says farms would cut $78000000.00 tons of carbon dioxide emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs. well, sharks can grow up to 18 meters long, and they fascinate tourists and scientists around the world. but their numbers are dropping because they're threatened by commercial fishing and tourists. my mexico is trying to protect them. john holman, has worn smooth specks appearing in the ocean. you'd never guess what lies beneath the biggest fish in the world

until the end of september. well, shots will be gracie mits goes caribbean walters, one of their main feeding grounds. but the shouts endangered. he just as it is elsewhere in the world over 75 years, it's numbers have hover, and that's something met. who's trying to do something about raphael pin sees truck is to the way show it spins to see where they go. what they do it's lucky. it's a gentle join, it's likely that he will use local nazi. i'm contributing to the knowledge about these animals to protect them. you need to know about them. despite its size, the welsh, it's managed to keep it secrets well. little is known about how it mates all gives birth. raphael and others research could be vital to save it, but it's just one part the conservation effort. emit scope.

2 years ago, the government set of rules for visitors to the whale, shout 3, designate to protection areas they can't swim on the wall to with the fish. and taurus boats meant keep that distance from it. only grouped with government accredited guides are allowed in with you need a guide because they know what you can and can't do in the water. you can bring your boat, but you need a guide. ok captain for you. yeah. when you go to lunch him, i got young, that's jose one, the mingus hit the caribbean is fear reserve. he says the rules only work because local tourism companies have brought into this more to let o. many of the criteria and good conservation habits have been created by them because they understand they have to protect the well shark. so that this resource stays with us. i don't know the words everyone wants the shocks and the tories to

keep coming in like they the way it was an incredible experience. if you get the chance you have to come because they are really incredible. amazing to be able to swim at such an immense and marvelous animal. and then it's gone, submits goes, well, show up populations will be heading off to maxima. the question, as every year is how many will return? john holmes, al jazeera metzger, the ill fated marriage of princess diana and prince charles has taken center stage at the london film festival. it's not the 1st time the british royal family has been depicted in a less than complimentary manner. or critics say this fashion, the story strays wildly from reality. ne barker has this report. gracing the red carpet, kristin stewart's the latest actor to lay her reputation on the line, playing one of the world's most photograph women. the 2 married your princess diana

and prince charles has been depicted before i always. but spencer diana's maiden name is something darkly different. we came at this with such love. and even if everyone hated it, kind of it would be okay because we really did just put everything we had into it and we love her some ice and just wanted to understand her and sort of fantasize about her for an hour and a half. you know, i hope everyone likes it. i mean i love everyone loves it. like as much as we love her. gillian director pablo lorraine takes view is beyond the news headline to to a gothic nightmare set over 3 days. it follows diana as she reluctantly joined the royals for christmas as a marriage to prince charles crumbles. there's eating, drinking, and shooting, and the ghosts of queen's past is anything but a true story and that doesn't seem to matter or does it the paul, all the story does make it passionate hang on from that point of view. i was very intrigued by it. equally i did feel that the director knew how to cast

diana, but not to tell a story with any link to fact. now if you're expecting a royal reaction to all of this, well, i think again, the house of windsor is notoriously tight lipped when it comes to unwanted attention. and it's precisely that silence the filmmakers have filled with their own interpretation of what's going on behind palace walls. spencer follows the success of domestic series, the crown. 73000000 households worldwide chewed into the royal drama, which sees him 5 starting in november. netflix has been under pressure from british government ministers to issue a disclaimer. making clear the show is fiction. netflix has refused this year's festival starts with the roar tragedy. and it ends with one to the final film. is the tragedy of macbeth starring dental washington? a shakespearean tale of greed, but trail a fable based on real history. a formula repeated in spencer,

where the truth doesn't get in the way her good good story. he park al jazeera, the london film festival painting by british street. art is bank c, which became famous for shredding itself a sold for a record amount in london. and selling latest instead of it for new wild reco the bank, c. loveseat been salty, craving all lovers in the been sold for $21900000.00 at sotheby's auction house. the piece was previously entitled girl was ballooning and sold for $1300000.00 in 2018 before immediately self destructing in a paper schreiber. c loveseat. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, bay roots been rocked by its worst day of street violence and more than a decade leaving 6 people dead. and.