counting the cost on algiers here. oh thing. the powerful to account. as we examine the u. s. shoots roll in the world on al jazeera. ah, united in grey's prime minister bars johnson, m u. k. opposition laid it pay tribute to a fellow in pe, david amos who was facially stepped. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from dough ha, also coming up. i so says eats behind fridays, suicide attack on a mosque in kandahar that's killed. 48 afghans, a snob for the later of me, and mars to enter the block of southeast asian countries. bands,

men on the line from its summit later this month. and on the red carpet, famous producers, actors and directors will gather to promote their cinema africa's biggest film festival opens in burkina faso, despite an insurgency and the pan demi. ah, we begin in the united kingdom, where ladies across the big elliptical divide a paying tribute to m p. david amos, who was fatally stabbed on friday. prime minister barak johnson stood alongside the leader of the opposition. they laid wreaths of the church in that lay on see where amos was attacked, or made members of his constituency. british police are describing the stabbing as a terrorist incident. let's go live to worry challenge who's at the same. we're a tell us more about bars. johnson's tribute while he

came along together with kiss tom, the leader of the opposition, pretty patel, the home secretary and the leader, the speaker of the house of commons as well. lindsey hall, giving i think, a sense of how unified politics is right now in this moment. in paying tribute to david amos and, and the morning that the, that the westminster village, as it sometimes describes itself, is going through the moment when he spoke yesterday on friday or johnston, said, david, i missed, was one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics all our hearts are full of shock and sadness, and that's the kind of view the hearing from all sorts of m. p. 's from all sorts of different parties at the moment, sharing sad memories about him and kind words as well that what we know so far is that a 25 year old man is in custody. at the moment. the police are saying that this is

a terrorist incidence, and they think that there is some kind of investigation as relief that revealed a potential motivation linked to its limits. extremism is how they're putting it. i think it's, it's, it's causing big worries at the moment about n p security and whether that can be stepped up. that was my next question. worry, what are the implications that you're hearing that this crime will have on the security of n pays going forward one? well, this is what the home office is going to be looking into. i think there's a review that is being launched at the moment, 650 m p 's in the house of commons, whether there should be increases in security. how might those security increases be implemented? the thing is that most m p 's don't have the same level of security that top

ministers do, they go about their day to day business with with very little. and they don't really want that either because it is a hassle, it's a hindrance, it stops you doing your job. if you're having to have a police escort everywhere you go. and it really, it is an issue for the functioning of british democracy. it's a parliamentary democratic system where people vote the local representatives who go to westminster, a voice that concerns. so those m p, you do have to have access to that constituents. that's exactly what david amos was doing here yesterday. he was having one of his friday surgeries that called listening to the views of the people that he represents. if you can't do that as a member of parliament, then you can't really do your job properly. so that's attention, that is at the heart of a parliamentary democracy like the like the united kingdom's. and it's going to be difficult to try and reconcile these 2 different urges. i suppose there is another

aspect as plants at the moment which is about political discourse has discourse in the u. k. become to victory, or to polarized the terrorism. a motive that the police are alluding to here complicates that analysis because there might be other motivations behind what has happened here. but it doesn't stop the fact that there's a lot of soul searching going on about whether politicians are being too vilified. yes, they have to be scrutinized, but has it gone too far? not the question that needs to be answered. thank you for that update worry challenge at the scene there. a taliban delegation is headed to beckett's, done as part of a diplomatic push for support and recognition. regional security is high on the agenda after another major attack enough chemist. i so says it was behind the killing of 48 people at a she and mosque in the tele bonds stronghold of kandahar. nearly 100 others were

injured. several suicide bombers are reported to have been involved. it follows a similar attack in the northern city of condos last week. stephanie jekka has more from campbell. this is, you know taliban heartland. it is their birth place. it is where their leader is at the moment, sir. really at the feet of the taliban leadership, i saw k iceland, afghanistan, showing that it can carry out a brazen attack. a it claimed it overnight saying that it used to suicide bombers, one of which blew himself up at the entrance of the mosque. the other one inside the mosque as people were, you know, carrying out their friday prayers and it's the 2nd time now. and as much as last friday, we had one in conducing the northeast of the country. so you are seeing a pattern of expansion when it comes to their attacks when it comes to areas. so initially they were focused only in the east of the country. more so july, the bad. we had an attack here in cobble than it moved north and it came back to cobbler. now it's gone south to kandahar. so a very serious message, i think,

here from iceland, afghanistan, saying that we can, the stabilize what the taliban has always said in the sense that it is the only group to be able to insure a security of this country. and now that of course is something that's being questioned or so iceland, this country doesn't really hold a lot of territory. it's more operating the sense of sleeper cells. and there's also a concern about potential infiltration among the ranks of the taliban. and i can tell you, we've just been out to a couple of the ministries here and security has been tightened. and i think it does give an indication now that the taliban realizes that certainly when it comes to the i, sol, attacks on it and on civilians. it's got an issue, a real serious issue to deal with me while the pentagon says equal pay compensation to the families of victims of a drawn strike in cobble $10.00 afghan civilians including 7 children, were killed in the august 29th strike during the final days of the u. s. troop withdrawal. washington originally said they had struck tag, it's linked to the iso affiliate in afghanistan, the pentagon's office sincere condolences and says it will work towards relocating

surviving family members to the us. se asia regional blog is excluding me and miles june to j for me summit later this month. the move by asean is a rare repute to the military rule is the toppled me and my civilian government in february, the armies valley to comply with a roadmap to pace. a great to earlier this year has frustrated members of the block will then 1100 people have been killed and more than 7000 arrested since and not received power. debbie started is the founder of old in burma, a network of organizations working to support human rights and democracy and me and mom. she says violence has increased despite the so called roadmap to pace. the military rulers had a great to in the 5 months following the adoption of this road map. the 5 point consensus in april was seen any $3534.00 military tax

i was targeting or humming civilian, less than 840 percent increase from the same period last year. so i really need to start thinking about working with the un security council and other international partners to push the military into a cessation of violence in order for any kind of peace agreement or peace process to be started. this goes back also reminds us of the process back in 2006 where there was pressure to deny me on the channel. because it was ruled by a military who at the time. and in that situation, the rebuked in such a read that the who had to say face and withdraw from the chair. so i think this is also a similar move by making this statement saying that they will not have a political representative from the at the upcoming summit. as he and his gambling

on the fact that the senior gentleman online was quietly withdraw from the sea. at this time, 7 activists in hong kong have been sentenced to prison for they rose in pro democracy protest last year. they said this is range between 6 and 12 months. they've been accused of inciting others to take part in the unauthorized assemblies public. brian has moved from hong kong. there were a total of 7 defendants in court, found guilty of the charge of inciting others to take part in on a legal assembly. now, this dates back to a protest on july 1st of last year, which is traditionally a day of protest here in hong kong at the anniversary of hong kong handover back to chinese rule. but it came at the height of the cobra. 19 pandemic restrictions were in force to stop people gathering in numbers. so this was in contravention of that

5 of the defendants arrived here in court in prison bands. they were already behind bogged. some of them denied bail others already serving length the prison sentences for their party and other demonstrations last year. and they gave before sentences that will now be extended in some cases with the hands down of these sentences of between 6 and 12 month. 2 of the defendants were out on bail they arrived at this court in the district of hong kong to be greeted by supporters. there was some chanting as some speeches, as they went in, one of the defendants tank and seeing is a very well known activist. his nickname is the bull. he was not optimistic about his chances. he was not optimistic about hong kong chances, given what is perceived here as the restrictions in free speech. and the last couple years will come today and been sent to jail because of the freedom of speech

or home congress are finding themselves in this prison without them or chrissy or freedom built by the judges and the government pro democracy group say the situation is deteriorated, very quickly, especially since the introduction of the national security law in july of last year given that it now covers so many possible offences such as succession subversion, colluding with foreign and state all things which they say can be so broadly interpreted. now the chief executive carry lamp the prob, aging pro administration a group, some parties here. so it's thanks to this law that a sense of normalcy has returned sanity now prevails once more in hong kong, they say, and it is true that there are no longer riots on the streets via bomb sub boys stations being trashed. but according to many people here, it is come with a terrible cost for hong kong in terms of the rolling back of many of the freedoms that they used to enjoy and basically ending up with an emasculated city. still

ahead on al jazeera this by decades of war, millions of display people in the canister a more anxious than ever. plus it's really scary to think that your baby baby health could be compromised. families left relying on a river after fuel contaminate the water supply of a remote canadian arctic community. ah, the rain is getting rather more wide spread throughout south east asia is indo china. i think where the, the focus is the heavier stuff and particularly that's going to be viet nam and then again in me and while this is really the southwest monsoon front, trying to go south but being block and it's moving for a while. but south of all that, borneo in sumatra, java,

and peninsula malaysia. the shells getting bigger rather more frequent flash, but seem quite likely, as has been the case actually existing, rolled through australia. there was a big shower in sidney. you know, there's some damage. tornado reported that things are improving clearly by sunday, the storm gospel, tasman, see and the sun is back out to get the temperature come back down in perth as well . and we wait for the next front to come in, but it's taking its time since the wal mart slowly ahead of it. and you're up to about 900 in melbourne. but throughout victoria the shall seem quite likely not as bad as it was too old. same, however, new zealand you can guess the forecast here. this is sunday that a warnings of heavy rain, clearly snow and the high ground and the wind is quite strong. i started especially cold. i mean look at this crisis at 23. this is really tropical air coming down, but in the rain. well, it won't feel quite as good the things already slowly improve during monday, ah,

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hello, are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily angland. reminder of our top stories this our tributes are being paid, the u. k. m. p, david amos, who was fatally stabbed on friday. prime minister boris johnson visited leon c alongside the leader of the opposition, british police to describing the stabbing as a terrorist incident. se asia regional block is excluding me and mass military leader from its summit light of this month. as yon says the john to has failed to comply with the word meant to piece, which was agreed to back in april. and i still in afghanistan, there says it was behind the killing of 48 people at a she a mosque in taliban at stronghold of kandahar. nearly 100 others where injured several suicide bombers are reported to have been involved. still in an afghanistan and millions of afghans displaced by decades of war are increasingly concerned by the instability, those living and make shift camps fee. they may have to stay longer. hashem aha bar

reports from mazda e sharif. with us, mohammed asked, lamb doesn't have much time before winter arrives. he wants to complete his new mud brick house of this scar on the outskirts of the afghan city of missouri. the father of mine, children says they could no longer live in the small turns he erected when the 1st arrived here from a neighboring village. my enemies, all my them as this is home now at least i feel safe by house was destroyed in the war. so the camp has become my home and my children's future, make them close. as winter approaches, families become anxious, food supplies have shrunk, and aid has nearly stopped. the few international agencies that have looked after the displaced are struggling to bring aid into afghanistan. but most of the border crossings with neighboring countries are closed, and ad deliveries are restricted bacardi pocket. he,

all these people are jobless and they cannot afford to buy food and most have been living in tents for months. it's getting cold and people are starting to worry about the future. this school was recently built by an n g o for teachers and students. it offers an escape from life, beset by conflict and destruction. armies you're harrison and like the cam because i don't want to go back to my village. this know where to lift gate. a house was destroyed. i feel safe here. sarah and her family have sought refuge here. she says her house in condos was destroyed and her relatives were killed. she doesn't want to go back, but this isn't the place where she wants to spend her life either. mister glen, american eagle, and that is an agenda my to, to get cold at night. and some of them is sick. i don't have money to buy food. if only i had a place where we can live in dignity, thousands of people, half leather villages in northern afghanistan. many of them ended up living here,

traumatized by a war that has shattered lives and separated millions from their families. for decades, refugees, and those displaced by war were told it was just a matter of time before they could get back home. now, many are still living in camps, and some are now married with children, the promise of resettlement and a permanent shelter will always delayed by war and instability. to day millions of afghan refugees and internally displaced may still have to wait and hope that one day that we have a place to call home. hash marbella al jazeera, on the outskirts of missouri, sheriff. him all him alleged former taliban commander is appearing before us court on terrorism charges. hygiene angie, blood is facing indictments in relation to an attack in afghanistan in 2008. it led to the depth of 3 us soldiers and their interpreter. he's also accused of

kidnapping, in american journalists and to afghan civilians. now you beula was expedited to the us from the ukraine. last year. lebanon has detained 19 paypal in relation to a gun, 5 in bay rouge. on thursday, 7, people were killed in the worst day of terry and violence in use. fighting began after a protest called by hezbollah. they were demonstrating against the judge investigating austria port last live on observed a day of morning on friday, and funerals were held for those who were killed. bernard smith has the latest from diverse those arrested were identified on sci fi tv recorded in the area of tell you, night of the time the violence broke out on thursday night. now has vala is repeated, not accusation. that, that protest is what ambushed by people from the lebanese christian forces party as those has been support is protested in that area. it's on a dividing line between

a christian communities. now the lebanese christian forces lead us, i mean georgia has gone on radio denying they were anything to do anything to do with the fighting on thursday night is that they were having a meeting in the area. and the meeting was to decide what steps they would take. it judge tara baton, was removed as the leading, investigating judge into the port explosion. and they said that decided they, coal for a general strike. and he said he, a, they knew that was going to be processed in the area and enough for i have a military presence there to make sure it passed off peacefully. as we know it didn't. and john said, what happened was a mini civil war. now he says the army is arrested what he called snipers, and they need to tell us who they are, where they have come from. now, how some of the political leader of the writing party has bola, the most powerful party here in lebanon. he's going to speak on monday night and he

will address what happened on thursday on thursday night in that speech. thousands of asylum seekers trying to reach the us a crowding into a temporary processing center in the stadium and mexico most from hazy santa was set up by the mexican commission for refugee aid after crowns of migrants and refugees packed the straits outside of the main office. activists have question whether the government is just trying to p, helpful. well, keeping people from traveling north tributes has been paid to victims of the corona virus. in brazil, 600 white flags were placed in front of the national congress. in the capital brasilia, the association of victims and families of coven 19 are honoring this 600000 people who died. it comes days before parliamentary report is published into the government handling of the pandemic. thousands of people have stage

damage in the u. s. territory of puerto rico in protest against repeated families of the islands power grades. they say the private company that took control in june should hand it to someone else. others are angry about a lack of maintenance and repairs being carried out by the power authority. they blocked the main highway, the capital san juan maple, in the capital of the canadian arctic territory, have been told not to use any tap water because it's been contaminated with fuel. it kalu it, residents started complaining about the smell of petrol and the water at the beginning of october. but city authorities insisted it was safe and nearly awake. alexandra bias reforms the people of the callo it are relying on the river since the beginning of october. they've been afraid of what's coming out of their taps, choking petrol fumes when they wanted a glass of water. oily residue on dishes for this family. absolute fear when they

had to bathe there 8 month old baby. we're hearing for a friends the neighbors that people are getting headaches or or there's been other complaints like 5, and we just don't know it's, it's really scary to think that your baby ah, baby's health could be compromised. and her fears were just confirmed by a concentration of odor was discovered in one of the in ground water tanks at the water treatment plan. the results of water quality testing show exceedingly high concentration of various fuel components in the sample. in the sample collected from but tank diesel or kerosene has leaked into a kalu its water system. the government's declared a state of emergency. it's happening in one of canada's most remote cities because

it is in noon of it. the countries northern most territory home to a majority, any rate population. the city gets its water from geraldine lake. the water treatment plant is a short distance away, but it's also right next to the power plant, which runs on diesel fuel. both are decades old and badly in need of repair. the city is going to examine the ground, the treatment plant is built on in hopes of finding the source of the contamination, water testing and the calories will continue for several months as will the search for who exactly is to blame ah, to cope the government, flying in tens of thousands of leaders of drinking water, bottled water is 5 times the price of the rest of canada. yesterday, we gave out about 18000 liters of bottled water to our citizens. and you know,

when we were done, mothers with, with babies were saying, what do i do with my baby and, you know, others were just, what do i do? and it was heartbreaking. it really was probably the worst day i had as mayor in the last 2 years. but for sema and her family, it's a clear example of one of canada's fundamental inequalities that despite being one of the most water rich countries in the world, $45.00 indigenous communities can't drink what comes out of their tops and for the foreseeable future, calories is one of them, alexandra buyers, al jazeera police and astronomy as say they've made their biggest ever a seizure of hair when the drug hold totaled 450 kilograms authorities arrested a man from malaysia who allegedly tried to smuggle the consignment into the country early this month. melvin, please say intercepting the drug could have saved an estimated 225 line.

11 students have drowned during a school trip to clean up a river in indonesia with java province. official said 150 students were moving rubbish on the riverbank when 21 slipped into the water. they were reportedly not wearing life jackets. the victims were aged 12 to 15. after an 8 months delay to the pandemic african biggest film festival kicks off this weekend, the much anticipated pan african film and television festival of the why do group will be attended by top african film directors. nicholas hank reports from became a foster capital one could do good for film over sick aquanda bad blood sounds like an enticing title worth watching on the big screen. the $2.00 ticket he purchased to watch the cameroon and drama is a luxury for breaking up a artist. but he says, it's worth it. 6 periods,

the magic of african cinema de la slim born. i love going to movies because when the quality is good, it can teach you something and question your belief. it also allows me to observe the world from inside the cinema. with the opening of the pan african film and television festival of walker do also known as fest backup condo. we'll have plenty of movies to choose from. 200 selected films are playing across dozens of venues in the capital. among them, an angle in fiction, in which air conditioners stop working and start falling from the sky, leaving the port to find ways to cool the rich than their spread out you a he should coming of age. moving a dark drama from la soto. did this printed in documentary, from labianca to burkina. faso in competition are also science fiction, movies, animations, comedies, as well as movies from the diaspora. and on the red carpet, famous producers,

actors and directors will gather to promote their cinema, but also to reach out to their audience right here in the heart of the continent. the festival was delayed for 8 months due to the coven pandemic, it's taking place in a country facing an armed insurgency with over a 1000000 people displaced due to the violence for jury member and brooklyn ebay director at pauline co. he, the festival must go head as an act of defiance. arts is also a weapon, is to tell you the world that we still exist to tell her world that i'm, although everything is going like that. it is important for us to continue. and that tool tool tool organize our self. i'm protecting night. everything is, is, is so bad and we can't do anything. so that message is very strong for us. i think for every booking ebay and to info sparkle is a message that culture can also help on war. for a 2nd, kwan done going to the cinema is

a shared experience. and fest bucko is an occasion to spark a conversation in which african films bring the continents world view on to the big screen. nicholas hawk al jazeera while good to go. china has launched its 2nd crude space flight as part of its mission to build a space station by the end of next year. on the 3 astronauts on board the ship jo, 13 spaceship. we'll spend 6 months working on the new platform. ah, are you watching out his ear and these are the top stories, his, our tribute to being paid to the u. k. m pay, david amos was vitally stabbed on friday. the prime minister barak johnson visited lay on se, alongside the leader of the opposition.