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hospitals are overwhelmed with malnourished children in ethiopia is to grow. i region with food, fuel and power running out under the government. blockade review is ordered into the security of british politicians after the mud of a 2nd, m. p in 5 years. also with a nasa space croft lucy bloss off on a 12 year mission to explore asteroids find out how planets were formed. and in sports for the 2nd straight, primarily game, bahamas, falla produces one of the goals of the season. as liverpool thrash, watford 5, no ah a taliban as pledging to step up security at she on mosques after the 2nd major

attack against worshippers in a week. a mass funeral has been held in kandahar after a bomb attack on friday, which is now known to have claimed the lives of 65 people. i so has claim responsibility is the group's 1st large scale attack in the south of the country and follows a similar blas at a mosque in the northern city of condos last week. they are the worst bombings afghanis in afghanistan. since the taliban seized control of the capital and foreign forces withdrew. don as long as the smuggle people, our coward enemies, merciless, too old. we ask dia lumnick, emerald, to seriously think about our security because our enemies will hama society by any means. they can. all al jazeera stephanie decker's been following the story force from cobble kandahar is police chief vowing to increase security with special police units at chia mosques across kandahar. this attack claim by i so significant

in the sense of the 1st of its kind in kandahar kandahar is the birthplace, the stronghold of the taliban. and i'm really what we're seeing over the last couple of weeks is an increase in pace and increase in geographical scope in these attacks. initially, they were more centered around dallas, about in the east of the country. they moved to cobble moving to couldn't do in the north. and now in the south, in kandahar we've also noticed it here in the sense of the taliban beefing up security. we went round a couple of the ministries to day and the security procedures were tighter and different than before. also a message from the interior ministry a couple of days ago, asking the taliban to look inward at at potential any ice will fighters that could be infiltrated among them. so what was beforehand this? the answer you'd usually get from the taliban when you asked them how much of a threat iceland, afghanistan was, they would play it down. now, it seems that they are starting to take it seriously. certainly these 2 groups have been fighting each other for quite a long time,

but now the taliban is having to govern the country and having to prevent the kinds of attacks that they used to carry out themselves. meanwhile, the u. s. is offered compensation to the family of people killed in a drones strike can august 10 civilians including 7 children were killed when the call was targeted in the belief it was part of an iso bomb plot. intelligence failure to raise questions about future risks on whether the u. s. contract threats from afghanistan without being inside the country. family members say the us authorities have taken no action to secure that relocation. slum the cost of the u . s. said they will provide aid and they will compensate us so far. they haven't done any of those. and they said they will take us to the us, but they haven't. no, definitely. we are eager to go because we were under security threats every minute and every 2nd of our lives are in danger. i, i miss my friends so much. nobody can understand our pain, they have harmed us enormously and have ended our friendship. i even dream of them . millions of people displaced by decades of white afghan. astound are increasingly

alarmed by the countries on going instability, those living and may shift camps fear they may never leave, will be able to return to their homes. food and medical supplies dangerously low and international groups are struggling to bring in aid from missouri. sheriff hash marlborough reports with us were hammered as lamb doesn't have much time before winter arrives. he wants to complete his new mud, brick house of biscuits on the outskirts of the afghan city of mazata chevy. the father of mine, children says they could no longer live in the small towns he erected when they 1st arrived here from a neighboring village. where an image on my them as this his 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 home. as winter approaches, families become anxious,

food supplies have shrunk, and aid has nearly stopped. the few international agencies to 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's all these people are job blossom. 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 their 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 are harrison unlike the cam because i don't want to go back to my village this know where to live there. 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. yeah, they're going on that isn't it? i'm not that 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 sharif. fighting his escalating across ethiopia is more than regions with the military reportedly launching a new offensive against forces from the tag ry region. a conflict spread from there in july when to grind force is pushed into the am har and afar regions, saying they were trying to break the government's humanitarian siege of to grey. millions of people have been displaced and children are suffering from severe malnutrition. hospitals are struggling to treat those in desperate need under chappelle explains wise 4 years old and being treated for severe malnourishment. her family has managed to get her to hospital in a region where many can't. while there's some baby formula available today, there's no meat eggs or milk o. since the evening of june 28th 7, people have died of hunger here at the either hospital. swelling in people's limbs

is an indicator of malnutrition and it's searching and t gray. according to unicef, ms on brought her child here. oh, when she got sick, she didn't get the proper treatment in our village. that was because of the situation there. she didn't get proper medical help. it's been like this since june . when fighters from the te grab people's liberation front or t p a left, captured the capital micheler. and ethiopian federal government put its population of half a 1000000 under blockade. 14 per cent of much needed aid has entered the region since then. according to the un and no medicine. the number of children being admitted to hospital has doubled this year, as their families run out of food, water fuel and the cash they need to survive into shapell al jazeera, more in this as paint. alex de vall, executive director of the world peace foundation, he joins us live from somerville,

massachusetts, by skype. thank you for speaking to us. difficult to independently verify or confirm what is happening. have been reports of an escalation in the conflicts whereabouts as the fighting concentrated? well, just in the last week, the ethiopian government, which had been amassing its forces, a massive numbers of new recruits, also new weaponry, launched an offensive in and around the town of dessie and hara reaching to the south to grey. that hasn't gone well to the government, they seem to have suffered some serious reverses. and the 2 great defense forces, which already sprang out of nowhere at the beginning of the year and drove the government out to grind june as, as your correspondent mentioned. and now taking the counter offensive. but the key question is, are they going to be able to break this block a siege, or is being united nations international communities going to be able to overcome

the joke in governments. chief weapon in this war, which is hunger, are they going to be able to change the policy whereby the open government is deliberately starving, the people to cry. right, and this is a course you're referring to ensure open governments shut down as telecommunications aid. ruth's aid hasn't been able to get through to the region and all his mounting humanitarian crisis is the war. now, entering a new phase, the wall house has has moved really quite rapidly. i think the to grind forces have shown that they cannot be defeated militarily and all the rhetoric that was coming out from prime minister abbey, a man saying we will vanquish these people, we will drive the mountain cetera, cetera is really shown to be to be plaster, prominence. darby is really now being forced to,

to negotiate. he's going to have to come with a, with a proposal. and i think that the 1st demand on the to grow inside is allow aid to come in. because this is, this is a war crime to, to, to submit people to starvation on this scale is beyond what is reasonable and war it is actually criminal. what is your opinion on these fairs of state collapse as a result of ethnic conflict? i think that the history of ethiopia is that those who have tolerated or inflicted famine over the decades last 2 digits in muncie. and for haile selassie was overthrown one year after he failed to respond to them. and in 1973 ken woman gets to highly, highly mariam. head of the military young tier in the 980, has created a famine as part of his war and lost credibility legitimacy as

a result. and i think what we're seeing now is the med is not only losing international credibility, but the war escalates us. food prices increase across the country, has more and more people getting can displaced any credibility legitimacy. he may have is fast eroding and he has to very, very quickly and to show up the very fundamental sort of ethical base of government which is provide for your people. if you fail to do that, for sure, you will be on the way and you were mentioning am hara there. specifically the town of jesse, where the government has staged an offensive. i'm just wondering about a far the other that is the other region where we've seen a spillover of the conflict from to grey. what is happening there because there is

a crucial land route. that's the humanitarian aid. liver to main routes in integration of strategic importance. one is the, the main courage or from the, from the capital of scenario to, to grind. and that is not actually affected by fighting that could actually be used quite easily for humanitarian con, gone. and then further to the south in the vicinity of death, he just over the border in the region of there is fierce fighting around the town of chick for. and what i hear is that that is now under the control of the to grinders and sources. and that the very substantial european army call that was, that has been decisively defeated. now that is the case. then what this does is it opens up the possibility that the 2 grounds will advance and actually block the main access route from the port of g booty to the city of addis ababa. and so that would seriously escalate. not only the political crisis in the theo can capital,

but also we can nominate crisis to thank you very much. i appreciate you joining us on when you are alex demo. you're very welcome. thousands of demonstrators rallied me in the presidential palace and hard to him. as you don grapples of the biggest political crisis since the ousting of president bashir that calling for an end to the transitional government that supposed to lead the country to at 1st elections after 3 decades of dictatorship. hey, bill morgan has more. i 1000 of protesters again gather in front of to dance presidential palace. but for the 1st time since the country's revolution in december 2019, the coalition that organized these protests is different. while it carries the name of forces of freedom and change that let protest against them. president bush here . this group broke away from back coalition, mostly made up of our group there,

calling for an expansion of the government. there is injustice within the forces of freedom and change. we all participated in overthrowing the former regime. there are 33 bodies in the coalition, but not all are participating. we don't see ourselves in this government, and we want to know why the monitors others who have joined the protest came with different demands. we know when we got the, there has been a distribution of power and that was not the goal of the lucian. people didn't protest for these in 2019 to 5 today, milk and bread expensive. here to demand the government of taking the protest reveal widening rift between the factions of the civilian military transitional government, a rift that has been growing since an attempt to call last month. the members of the new coalition have also spoken against the bullying component of the government using it about getting the slogan of the pollution that brought the power on friday

to dance. prime minister on the left hand address the mason calling for dialogue between all scientific government. i would not be exaggerating. if i said this, political crisis is the worst and most dangerous crisis that threatens the transition and even the threat entire country and warns of a terrible evil. this is due to the deep splits among civilians and among the military use as well as between the civilians and military. most of those who called was that it is profess, are in the government at the national level and have her presentation in some states as part of a peace agreement signed last year. but they want to be included in governance all over the country to have a wider reach on elections are held at the end of the transitional period with some analysts say the roots of the crisis lies in the peace agreement that was signed last year. and which called for arm groups to be integrated into the national army. what is different? this sounds that you have a lot more of each group. we have a lot more civilian actors and have

a lot more armed access to. and even within the official arm groups, or at least 2 very big camps, the protesters here say they want to move from the presidential palace until the government is dissolved. once again, sudan finds itself as a political stance built as divisions continue to hold it back from its transition to democracy. he but morgan, alta 0, her to still had only use our ah, new zealand deploy as musicians. gimmicks i'm giveaways that holds a 24 hour max of phone to speed up its inoculation drive. amid the ongoing turmoil and me and mar, regional block asha delivers an unprecedented snobs to the country's military leader. and amman is getting ready to play a role in the international sporting calendar will have that story later in sports . ah,

a security of british politicians as being reviewed after an m p was murdered in what police of called a terrorist incident. david amos was stabbed to death as he met his constituents on friday. a man is being held after he was arrested on the scene. in leon, see east of london from where we challenged reports for a day at least british politicians put aside their divisions and united to mourn one of their road. the prime minister and the leader of the opposition laid wreaths where conservative m p. david amos was murdered on friday. police arrested a 25 year old british man and are investigating the killing as an act of terrorism . reverent clifford human as the minister of belfast. the church where david amos had been meeting constituents when he was fatally stabbed. he was personally genuinely light people and tried to help them as best as they can. so room for this to happen to somebody was trying to do some good in the community is really where

it's coming person. you just don't understand it. a good man and a fine public 7 says that message, a true gentleman, he supported his communities as one down here and there's another over there. thank you for your dedicated service to our community for so many years. so many of these tributes have a similar message, david amos die doing something that was integrity of his job. he was out there meeting the public face to face, but it raises the question ah, and peace safe enough. although westminster can seem like a fortress with arms, police never far away. most m. p 's have little to no protection when they're in their constituencies. and this is the 2nd m, p to be murdered in 5 years. joe cox from the opposition labor party was killed by a white supremacist in 2016 on the streets of the area. she represented a home secretary as launch a safety review measures underway. right now. i've convened meetings yesterday.

i've been with the speaker of the house and with the police and security services to make sure that all measures are being put in place for the security of m. p so that they can carry on with the duties as elect to democratic members. one conservative m p tobias elwood says, face to face meetings with constituents should be stopped until they can be moved on line in 2017. he tried to save the life of a police officer fatally wounded in the westminster bridge attack that left 6 people dead. but many more m p say meeting the public is a vital part of their jobs and the functioning of british democracy. and even a tragedy such as this shouldn't be allowed to disrupted for re challenz out as era . leon, c and essex now's needs agari radcliffe, the british, iranian aid worker, has been held in iran for 5 years, has lost another appeal. a court upheld

a one year sentence for security offences. she's already served of 5 years sentence with charges of crossing to overthrow the government, but was then charged with a separate offense of spreading propaganda. she and her family maintainer innocence, and say the case against her is politically motivated. for the 1st time, russia is reported the death of more than a 1000 people from corona virus. and one day that will more than $33000.00 new infections in the same 24 hours. numbers been rising for weeks with the government blaming people for not getting vaccinated. spite law stories, bonuses and other incentives only 29 percent of the countries, nearly one of them. 46000000 people are fully vaccinated. on more than one in 15 new zealanders were inoculated against coven 19 on saturday during a 24 hour vac stefan country had been loaded for its handling of the pandemic. but lacks in roll out has been slow and it's now struggling to contain an outbreak of the delta variant wine. hey reports lou. it was called

super saturday'd and was designed to entice new zealanders to get vaccinated against cove. at 19, the goal was to administer 100000 doses in one day, which was easily surpassed. danishes gone hard to form its on, and i have just been really lazy, right? yeah, this didn't really helps. why madison? yeah. as coven cases rise mainly in the largest city, oakland giveaways and gimmicks were used to persuade people to receive the pfizer jab, including a vaccination center, sit up on an an usually plane. there was particular focus on pacific island and indigenous multi communities with vaccination rates. a lower than others. overall, new zealand wants to have 90 percent of the eligible population immunized. it was 62 percent before super saturday. at the beginning of the pandemic, new zealand adopted an elimination strategy. and for the most part, it's been successful. but at the same time,

it's fallen behind much of the rest of the world when it comes to vaccinations and with delta probably here to stay. the government is now racing to catch up. in the meantime, there are concerns the outbreak of the delta variant could get out of control. oakland is still largely locked down, but the government has abandoned its elimination strategy. the numbers continue to rise in the australian state of victoria to with almost 2000 new cases confirmed on saturday and 7 debts, including a 15 year old. but next week the state government says stay at home, orders will be lifted. if the vaccination rate reaches 70 percent over $5000000.60 victoria's, or now at least the 1st those vaccinated are that means that i did half and of the over 16 population. i'm has now had the 1st dose and 64.3 percent of had the 2nd does restrictions are also being eased in many asian countries including vietnam, where people can dine in restaurants for the 1st time in months. but the new

freedoms are having a negative effect on the manufacturing industry. cove at 19 locked downs and human city meant many factories that supply some of the world's biggest brands couldn't operate. now that they can, they don't have enough workers because many have left the city to return to their home provinces. the government estimates more than 2000000 may leave dealing another sit back to vietnam's economy and the global supply chain. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, musicians. international human rights groups and new i state department of called for a full inquiry into the death and custody of raoul, but well, a leading critic of the van has wayland government, his family, an opposition group, say he was murdered venezuelan authority, say the one time close ally a former president hugo chavez, died from a cove at 19 related heart attack. daniel schriner reports. oh, refill inquiries. the death of raoul by the well is growing from venezuelan

opposition parties from the us state department from the organization of american states and the un high commissioner for human rights, but most loudly from his family get only that aren't on being. i want to reiterate that we will not rest until there is justice because god and the world know that my father was murdered. i want to point out the integrity that we have for my brother who is still in the hands of his tortures and murderers of my father. he is still imprisoned and in pain. because unfortunately he saw my father die. he repeatedly begged for medical attention for my father and they ignored him. an oil o i o i hold the state responsible for not having provided the necessary cas my father, who was a pass and who was literally buried alive in a torture center called the team. he growled by dwell was imprisoned on various challenges, including the misuse of state funds and abusive authority. his family said he was

a political prisoner and died in a jail rumbled estate intelligence please. they are informed of his death on twitter. the venezuelan authorities say the 66 year old died from a heart attack related to code 19. they say he received full medical attention including his 1st vaccination. you tony general tarik william sob then tweeted, expressing his condolences to bud wells, family and friends. rel bradwell was a close ally of the former presidents of venezuela, or chavez. he served as defense minister between 20062007. when he turned against job is his successor. the current president nicholas middle became a leading opposition figure. he was arrested in 2009 conditionally released after 6 years, then imprisoned again indefinitely in 2017 against the bottom. i want to emphasize that article 43 of the constitution clearly states that the

responsibility for the life of detainees is exclusive of the state. even if the state is you surfing it, it must guarantee inside the lives of all prisoners. today we see that this is not happening and the relatives of political prisoners pay for them. i have not got a venezuelan government is due to resume talks of your position in mexico city on sunday and all by the wells death will be added to the long list of issues over which they disagree. daniel showing la out a 0, said i had this out. i'm going to send that i'm gift in columbia, a country notorious for being the biggest producer of cocaine in the world. and that is now trying to become the biggest exporter of legal marijuana. welcome to your new home 3 chinese astronauts arrive aboard the country's new space station. and chelsea, franklin, who's in the london darby highlights coming up later on the program.

ah hello there. the wet and windy weather persists around the edges of europe over the next few days. we go to weather system pulling into the west, a bit of a winter mix across parts of scandinavia, and some severe storms rolling across the southeast. and that thanks to a deep area of low pressure, it's pushing off further east, but it's brought to rental dam pause to the balkans and to grease we seen flooding in athens and some of the greek islands. and this was a scene in call for we had more than a 140 millimeters of rainfall. and some of those streets and buildings were flooded . now the wet weather continues, but the heavy rains gonna push off to northern areas of turkey and coastal areas of the black sea. by the time we get into monday, it's going to dry up across the balcony. we are going to see some of those temperatures recover. now further north,

we've got strong winds blowing across scandinavia, bringing some showers into the baltic states and western parts of russia, but it is gonna turn very well in d for southern areas of india. and we've got a weather system pulling in, bringing in some of the heavier showers to northern areas of france as well. but it is looking at milder in the south for bordeaux. we're seeing the temperature touch up into the high twenty's with sunshine, by tuesday for the bearing peninsular. it is looking rather wet on sunday, but by monday the sunshine will be back. that's your update. ah! when an ethiopian mother put her daughter up for adoption, she knew little of what was to come. with family born severed the traumatized child, torn between 2 worlds, struggles to return home in a profoundly human story, exposing deep floors in denmark's adoption system.