the listening pace, deconstruct the media analysis era. the world is warming, and green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war pulse greenland, the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera. ah, north korea confirms its test fired a new type of ballistic missile from a submarine. the white house warns against what it calls further provocations. ah, who walking all to 0 life from headquarters is el. i'm daddy navigator also coming up a haitian gang that abducted us on canadian missionaries demand $17000000.00 for their

release. a u. s. committee investigating january's capitol hill riots. votes to whole. donald trump's long time aids de bannon and contempt of congress. and the months after le palma's volcano sorted, erupting farmers tell us how they are bracing for a long term pain, even after that latter stops. ah! hello, the un security council will hold an emergency closed door meeting or north korea on wednesday, the session was requested by the us on britain after north korea test far as a new type of ballistic missile from a submarine. north korea made the announcement through state run media, which also released these pictures. it last tested such a weapon in 2019 washington, so on tokyo, have condemned the latest launch. these launches,

violate multiple un security council resolutions and our threat to the region. we call the d p r k, to refrain from further provocations and engage in said stand and substantive dialogue and our commitment at the defense of the republic of korea and japan remains iron clad. these launches also underscore the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy. our offer remains to meet anywhere anytime without preconditions. robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy a do san national university. he says north korea is using miss all diplomacy to get more attention from the white house, the advancement towards a submarine launch missile. it's actually a pretty big step. i mean, the most obvious thing it gives north gray is tremendous. rain, right. and you could send the submarine basically anywhere in the world as long as i mean on detected would just something of a challenge depending on the subs. agent, engine type, but i mean as long as that means under attack them, you could effectively launch from anywhere. the big advantage to north korea that just gives is what we called assured 2nd strike. in other words,

even if the united states hits all of north korea, land based weapons, north green tab, submarines, etc, that launch. and so this makes it harder for the united states to pull up a per strike against north korea, which is probably the reason why they, they, they built it. but there's also a potential authentic possibility which is it would just park this thing off the coast to california or something like that. and that is why you're going to see the american respond sharply as they have. i think the north koreans really. so they kind of maybe got their head a little bit at donald trump personally met that are 3 liter, 3 times in the north. now feel like they're entitled for presidential attention that job binding himself should be somehow involved in that that he should be speaking about north korea that he should be talking about meeting the north korean leader. and this is one of the reason why american president hadn't met the north koreans before because of something of a big give away. right. but now the north got accustomed to it sort of used to presidential attention. i think that's what they want more from the americans. and just envoys, my secretary, you know, spokesman and stuff like that. they want something higher up breaking news now out of have gone on where we're hearing there's been an explosion and it happened that

couples demos, zang square. that's all we know so far, but we'll get your more information as it becomes available. again, that could not members of us based christian missionary group is demanding $1000000.00 for each person. the 16 americans and one canadian were taken while returning to port au prince from an orphanage in the channel gone east of the capital. the christian aid ministries, workers had 5 children with them, including a baby, only 8 months old. out there, as many of our palo is important, for instance, tells us more about the gang involved information on the status of the 17 missionaries is quite limited. we don't know if those $17000000.00 is going to be shelled out by the aid organization. a $1000000.00 per head as the gang has put it, but local authorities here in port prints are working hand in hand with us of federal agents to find a resolution to the case of these. 17 missionaries, we know that this gang 4000 is very well known here in order

print the are, are known actually for these types of brazen kidnappings. just in april there was a kidnapping of a catholic clergy by this same group. now we can also tell you that the attitude from people here in port apprentice would be that we arrive, have been quite tense people are. people have been protesting that were protests on monday that were protests on tuesday. the day that we arrived, people calling attention to violence, calling attention to this worsening trend of kidnappings. and we should note that while this specific case of the 17 missionaries, as sort of captured international headlines for the simple fact that 16 out of the 17 missionaries are us citizens. in just the 1st 3 quarters of 2021. there been more than 600 reported kidnappings. this is a very serious problem here in haiti and people are calling for accountability. people are quite angry with the government, but more so than anything else. people are afraid and simply because in the wake of

the assassination of patient presidential nel noise in july of this year, there has been this spike in violence, a spike in fighting between rival gangs, seeking to control different areas of port a prison. people are scared that they're going to be caught in the crossfire of this of this term for here in the haitian capital. a u. s. congressional committee investigating january's assault on capital hill has voted unanimously to hold the ban and contempt of congress. here's long time a to donald trump and then improving the report. the committee said it was shocking that ban and refuse to comply with subpoena seeking documents and testimony from washington. patty, co. haine, explains the votes and what comes next. the head of the committee basically send the message to the van and saying the committee is not going to take no for an answer. so all of this is because steve bad and was very close to president trump after a brief falling out. he was in all of the meetings leading up to the january,

6, a rally, the former president donald trump attended and he said on his radio show, january, january, 5th the day before the attack on the capital that it's basically an i'm going to quote him all hell, going to break loose in washington tomorrow. said it's not going to be anything like what you expect. so what does that mean that he actually knows that they were eventually going to have hundreds of riders actually break into the capital come very, very close to injury law makers. that was what the subpoena was for. this january 6 commission said ok, we want to talk to you under oath. we want your records, we want id sort of documents and he said, no, you said i'm citing executive privilege just with the former president is saying that they can't have his records because of executive privilege problem with that is he's no longer the president and executive privilege lives with the current president, joe biden has said, no, i'm not going to give you executive privilege on these documents. so bad and said

he wouldn't do this is a lawyer asked for a delay. the committee basically just said no, no delay unanimous decision 9 to 0 to send it on to the full house. syrian refugees who return home her face, severe human rights abuses and persecution from bashar assad government and some militia in the country. that's according to a report by human rights watch. the a group spoke with syrians who returned from lebanon and jordan between 20172021. human rights watch has documented cases of arrest, torture, kidnappings, extra judicial killings. and then forced disappearances. rights group says the return ease of also struggle to survive and meet their basic needs. let's speak to built frolic, who's the refugee and migrants rights division director at human rights watch. he's also one of the editor of that report. he's joining us on skype from washington. dc bill frederick, thanks for speaking to us. so according to your report, help owner bull, our return is to serial is not

a safe country to return refugees. so we did documented as you said, torture enforce disappearances, persecution, widespread extortion at checkpoints. and this includes people that had clearances, supposedly before they returned, they assurances that they would not be persecuted. reconciliation agreements as they are called and no were given documents to say that they would not be hunted down. but in fact, that's exactly what happened to people. they were arbitrarily arrested, they were put into the military intelligence detention facilities, severely tortured, held incommunicado. and then, you know, after a month or 2 dumped, you know, on the streets of damascus. so it's really unpredictable. what's going to happen to

people who do return assurances have been violated for those people who had them. and on top of that, the, the sustainability of life in the country in many parts of the country, is really compromised. and many of the people that we interviewed came back to destroyed houses on either partially or fully damaged or destroyed, and lack of electricity, lack of transportation, of food insecurity, and no ability to work. let me ask you this, well then how do you explain, right? so then, what's your reaction to, or how do you explain when you see the un human high commission, or excuse me, for refugees, as you know for the program day, who was recently in syria and suggested that the international community should work with the government of president bush and i said to return refugees and internally displaced people. the un high commissioner for refugees to the

office that he represents has advised all countries around the world, not to return any syrian to any part of syria involuntarily. what the high commissioner said is that he would cooperate in the voluntary return of refugees and those who chose to return. what we are saying in this report is to look very carefully at that because people don't have fully informed information. those who have received assurances have those shirts of something violated. and the people that we interviewed coming from love on particular are under enormous pressure in that country is through being forced to demolish their shelters, through curfews and other restrictions are really quite discriminatory during the

convent 19 pandemic. right. so what impact 2 reports like these actually have and what are you hoping to to sort of get out of it? we're calling on denmark, for example, a country which has declared that damascus and the damascus countryside are safe for return. we're calling on them to reverse that position and we're calling for a more atoria on returns of refugees to syria. so we're really putting some real emphasis on denmark, which has come out of one of the many european union countries, but that one in particular has made this announcement number we're showing through the interviews we've conducted with people that have returned to damascus and has been persecuted when they set foot in damascus, that laughter, it's not safe. in fact,

for people to return there. thank you so much bill for like for joining us from washington d. c. thank you for having this. well, a giant puppet, representing an uprooted syrian child named little emma, has now landed on the coast of south east england. the 3 and a half meter, a tall puppet, was built to focus attention on the urgent needs of young refugees. it marks the end of the journey across europe that began on the turkish syrian border in july. little will now continue to dover, london on calling 3 in england before ending its journey in manchester. still ahead on al jazeera, no sign of relief is heavy, rain and flooding sweet through parts of northern and southern india and in inquiry condemns the brazilian government handling of the current of ours pandemic. but some fear the report will change. nothing. ah,

it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hi there, good to see you getting going on your weather forecasts for the middle east right now. we've got some rain hanging around the cast, b and c, and there is the risk. some of this could seep in to take on. so we look at the next 3 days and we'll call it about a 40 percent chance of seeing some showers on thursday. your temperature 918 degrees that's below where you should be for this and the year off the pockets 1000 temperatures come down just a bit, sin karachi, 36 degrees in islam above up to 33. the high for you on wednesday, turkey's northeastern black sea region has been striked with them heavy rain as of late still there on wednesday, but it will start to peter out as we get throughout the day. central africa right now, you've gone right into the democratic republic of congo. we're seen some pretty big storms flare up here. why take you further toward the south? because we do have some rain dancing around now. central and northern parts of

moves and beef. but if we look toward the west and gola namibia will start to see that slide into botswana and western parts of south africa on thursday. but look at this, keep down 27 on wednesday. now let's go to thursday and we really see that rain organizing in those parts, especially some bursts of rain for western areas of south africa. keep them has a height of 21 degrees. the winner sponsored my cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. it's the was. 2 both populous democracy, diverse dynamic, and undergoing moment to seen context india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me, fade. those are for context india analyses either

ah the hello. we got the top stories announced and 0 un security council holds an emergency meeting on north korea after a young test far to news ballistic missile from the submarine for free. and state media reported that the missile was fired from the same submarine involved in an earlier time, a haitian gang that kidnapped members of us. faith christian missionary group is amazing. $1000000.00 for each person. the 16 americans on one canadian were taken while returning to port or prince from an orphanage in the town and gone east of the capital. a us congressional committee investigating january's fault on capital

hill is voted unanimously to hold the ban and in contempt the congress. he was a long time aid to donald trump. at least 24 people have died and others are missing in floods triggered by heavy rains in the northern engine state of our cans . the army has deployed helicopters to help with rescue efforts. as roads have been washed away along with homes for counselors expect more heavy rain over the next 2 days. and days of flooding and landslides have killed thousands of people in the southern indian state of carola, many dams are filling to over capacity, forcing authorities to release more water into a ready, swollen rivers. thousands have been moved to shelters and relief comes. elizabeth moran is in one of the states worst affected districts. we're down stream from care of those biggest washer reservoir. that's it. okay. dam, which is releasing 100000 pieces of every 2nd. now the government is doing that is

releasing water from the 3 dams because they are rapidly filled up with the torrential rain over the weekend. and that means that people living in all live in downstream along the petty river as far as the city of co cheek have been put on alert, in case of flooding from the release of water. now they're doing this because there is more heavy rain predicted for all of canada from wednesday, and this is what the states water resources minister told us about the preparations dinardo a horrible food for all the dams are under control now. and the government has made all arrangements regarding the relocation of people living near the catchment area of the dem's and also to other places where this water could flow. no one is relocated as of now, as the water discharging isn't limited and controlled manner. now what the government is trying to do is avert the kind of disaster that happened during the

months in floods of 2018. when at least 400 people lost their lives. the government faced criticism of both delaying the decision to open the waters to release the waters rather from the reservoirs. and then once they made that decision for not giving any notice to people who were living downstream, those are both scientists reasons to some of widespread damage and destruction. they're also emphasizing that the release of the water from the dance has being done in a staggered and in a controlled manner and catalyst chief minister that the state leader that i vision has said that they have increased the number of relief camps of shelters in the state 240, keeping in mind that as well as all of those people who all ready lost their homes over the past week 2002 and shelters. more might need evacuation because of the release of the water from the dams. and if those heavy rains which are predicted

for wednesday, do come through brazilian senators have met late into the night, discussing a report which will apparently recommend that present enjoyable scenario. being jaded on criminal charges. it's understood, boss. narrow will be accused of bungling the coven. 19 response on pushing brazil's death toll to the world's 2nd highest. monica on a cab reports the last day of hearings and the most painful of all. outside brazil's congress, hundreds of white handkerchiefs, a symbol of tears shed for the victims of the pandemic. they were hung in rio de janeiro icon. it got back up on a beach when brazil reached the tragic milestone of 600000 deaths by povey, 19 the world's 2nd largest. the handkerchiefs were then carried in a box to the capital brazilian by taxi driver. my student asi mailto, whose son died more than a year ago. he spoke on behalf of thousands of resilience,

who lost their loved ones and blamed the government for they're suffering, specially president j able so model who denied the severity of the pandemic, scoffed at social distancing measures and delayed the vaccination campaign, who are to mars museum, bridge you're going to the school, i think we deserve an apology from the highest authority in the country. them out. this is not about politics. it's not about belonging to one party or another. we're talking about people's lives in for leach. got a certain rock job scheduled muslim fall under view bush risha. he's not alone. evolve my nurse. my at a bdc was working in my now's brazil's gateway to the amazon rain forest. when the city ran out of oxygen, her brother and sister died leaving 4 children in her care. he put their young a bit of common sense in humanity on the part of those who govern us could have helped avoid such tragedy. in the amazon student,

javan la gomez mean gish spoke on behalf of brazil's 120000 covey 19 orphans georgia. she lost both parents within 2 weeks and was left alone with her 10 year old sister and no means to support themselves. we had friends and family who helped us, but many do not. giovanna said that government she claimed should be financially responsible for them. also, the result of the 6 month parliamentary inquiry of the government's handling of the pandemic will be at $1200.00 paid for port, asking for the indictment of at least 70 people. among them president shy bo sonata and his sons. man in brazil believe it will have no impact on both of the law group with this investigation will lead nowhere. the report needs to be examined by brazil's attorney general, and it will probably end up in a draw. ah, the vice president of the senate committee in charge of the investigation told us

they will try to get justice for the victims. by all means, even if it means turning to the international court to my he says the probe has already produced a change, and stuff aren't not comfortable. i'm, if i didn't get it would put us before the pro began president j. annabelle sonata was the only person who had to say in brazil, he acted in the worst possible way, and there was no response, no cheer. the senate was the 1st institution that reacted to the atrocities he committed and investigated his crimes. and tore a surprise, re unveiled corruptions candles involving the acquisition of vaccines. but from you, the investigation has already taken a toll on ball sonatas, popularity, more than half of brazilians reject his government. monica, and i give, i'll g 0, a mutation of the coven. 19 delta variance is being closely monitored in the u. k. it's genetic sequence has been detected in a growing number of new infections. but as yet, there is no evidence to suggest. it spreads more easily than the original delta,

which is already highly contagious. u. k. infection rates have been growing despite strong vaccination numbers. dozens of palestinians have been wounded and arrested when they were confronted by israeli forces and occupied east jerusalem during a muslim holiday. as early forces moved in on damascus gate in the old city, just outside the mouth compound for the 2nd day in a row, events had been held around there to mark the profit and how much birthday supporters approve iranian factions in iraq had been protesting against the results of last week's parliamentary elections. parties linked to the para military group known as the popular mobilization forces, saw big losses. crowds in bagdad gather to demand a recount. johnson clerk, most of the party secured the largest number of parliamentary seats. the head of the european commission says a recent ruling. bipolar constitutional court is

a threat to the very foundations of the you. the court decided the parts of the blogs. treaties are incompatible with poland. constitution. you has threatened consequences saying the primacy of its laws must not be disputed. more than 100000 people rallied in support of the e u. last week. hon. members. we cannot, and we will not allow our common values to be put at risk. the commission will act and the options are all known. first option on fringe moments where we legally challenge the judgment of the polish constitutional court. another option is the conditionality mechanism and other financial tools. the polish government has to explain to us how it intends to protect your appeal money given this

ruling of their constitutional courts. so showing no back here today, this process has come to such a stage that it is necessary to say some talking. you do addiction have clear boundaries and i must not remain silent when the abridged. that's why you're saying yes. do you open when you were selling them? and no, you can send them. a 96 year old woman accused of complicity and mass murder during the holocaust has appeared before a german court. prosecutor say in guard for carry contributed to the death of almost 11 and a half 1000 people. at a concentration camp between 19431940 5. she worked as a young typist there at the time for dinner was supposed to be in court last month, but attempted to go on the run. she was found with an hour and hundreds of worshippers on the palm islands have prayed for the come review, have ok now to stop. after a month of a reduction, they lit candles and health processions across the island. dreams of red hot lava

have destroyed about 1800 buildings and banana plantation since the eruption started in september. scientists say there is no sign it will fall anytime soon. when the 1800 buildings mostly houses have been destroyed, and our culture has been badly affected. alexander lurches on the islands where he's met, banana farmers who are worried. they won't have anything left to harvest for more than 4 decades. jose alvaro has worked in families plantation near the western coast of la palmer, but he says the month long volcanic eruption is now affecting his health. in the you know, the, i don't feel good. i don't want to work or eat. i don't want to do anything but the situation we are now living and we have to continue in a typical year, alvaro could expect to harvest more than 13 tons of the islands,

much prized bananas. but the rupture means the fate of this season's harvest is uncertain. as any crowd of off it, but those kind of effect everything because of the wind, it's everywhere. you said these are it used production and income? we are watching the bananas with water. i'm blow where it's extra work yet in the end we get practically nothing. when we try to sell them, it looks like they might not have been funded down inside the same state. but on the side to the eye, it doesn't sell it. the lava has destroyed more than a 133 heck tears of banana farms. scientists warned the erupt could continue for several months, but say a less than may be drawn from the islands history. here we're talking, we're blended big because the transport saw in from other from other places. why and they put this on the lava flows on isolated options. so probably the future

will, they will do the same. i mean, there was transport in thousands of to we can meet this and they covered a lot of flow, so they will see that they will have new plantations. i mean, the only way to recover once the lava has cooled, there is a chance that some of the land may be reclaimed in the coming months and years. but for the farmers, all they can do is wait for the option to end. while they hope that the help provided by the government is enough to see them through the year. the bananas are the engine of the economy on the canary islands accounting for 30 percent of jobs, the spanish government has designated more than $16000000.00 in financial aid to help farmers recover. local officials say the government should do more. there are you looking to see where the dental community, the 14000000 euros of a been provided to the community is a start. but it's only equivalent to what the affected areas produce, interest one. yeah. after sunset,

the glow from cobra bicker lights up the landscape yet again. and the threats of the love of becomes visible from tens of kilometers away. all alvaro can do is watch and hope his farm is spared. alexander lurch al jazeera la palmer not worn out story from the palm on our website. al jazeera dot com ah. the headlines on al jazeera, your own security council, will hold an emergency meeting on north korea. officer pyongyang test fired a new ballistic missile from a submarine. north korean state media reported that the massage was fired from the same submarine involved in an earlier test. washington, sol on tokyo, have all condemned the latest launch. the launch is violate multiple un security

council resolutions and our threat to the region. we call the d p r k, to refrain from further provocations and engage in said stand and substantive dialogue and our.