conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricane and floods besieged communities. hot lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. a climate in crisis on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is the news, our live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. president joe biden is due to announce a revised framework for his domestic spending plan. as he now races to firm up support from all democrats in congress. france sees, is a british troll, or as

a dispute escalates about post bricks that fishing rides. international pressure builds on sedans, cru, ladies coals, grove for the release of politicians, including the deposed prime minister and looted artifacts are being handed over to nigeria and the name as momentum grows to return cultural treasures seized by europeans during the colonial era. i'm jam nash with sports, the houston astros hit back against the atlanta braves to level baseballs while series and barcelona looking for a new head coach shaft sacking ronald cayman. ah . hello, and welcome to the program. we begin in the us where president joe biden is expected to announce a new framework for his social spending plan. senior administration,

if you say by them, believes this version can win the support of all democrats, something that will be necessary for it to pass in a closely divided senate. the sweeping policy package initially came with a $3500000.00 price tag and bought and struggled to get moderate democrats on democrats rather on board. he now thinks he can push through the revised steel for 1.9 trillion president once the plan in place before he heads to the cop 26 summit in glasgow. allan fisher has been covering this for us and joins us live from washington. they say hello there, ellen, tell us what are the ins and outs of this revised plan and what will and won't the president get will you remember you want to $3.00 trillion dollars to spend on new projects? he's not getting that much. he's getting 1.75 trillion recording to someone i was speaking to in the last hour or so that's still a lot trillion. so what is he going to get for it? well, and then better child an elderly care, there's going to be free. kindergarten and preschool accommodations for young

children as well as the child family tax credit, which means about $300.00 to most american families per month. that's going to be extended for at least another year. it won't go on indefinitely, as he had hoped. there's going to be clean energy tax credits, which he hopes will boost manufacturing. and there's going to be an expansion of healthcare. he believes this will bring 7000000 uninsured americans into the fold and give them some level of cover. so what is it not going to get? well. 1 there's no action and prescription charges, they simply don't have the votes to try and bring that down. there's going to be no free tuition at community college. that was a big thing for bernie sanders and hes supporters as well. and as i say, this does not as big as it was going to be in, there's no paid family leave and he wanted to do that. america lags behind the rest of the g 7 countries when it comes to providing paid family leave. initially that started at 12 weeks, it went down through negotiations to 4 weeks. now we believe it is at 0 at it,

he wants to sell this to democrats to say, look, this is important that we get a went on the board. so he hopes that he'll be able to get people to vote for this . and alan, has he been a good enough for 1000 then will he be able to get this plan passed? well, he's delayed his trip to the g 7 so that he can go and meet democrats on the hill on the house side. he's going to say to them like 1.75 trillion might not mean everything that you wanted, but this is still a when he's saying it's important that the democrats get a win on the board, particularly because there's 2 big gum notarial elections next week in virginia and new jersey. he wants to win them and he's also got an eye on the midterms next year as well. and when people vote, they're not going to vote on the basis of what did your by not get in his bell. they're going to vote on the basis of is my life better because job, i've managed to get this past. so he is going to push this very hard. what the

white house is seeing is that the think this is something that every democrat can sign on to. but as we've seen over the last few weeks, there's been a lot of n fighting between the democrats as one side. once there's another side warned that he hopes this is a middle ground that everyone can sign up to and he's hoping to get this deal done particularly. so he can go to glasgow and say, look, when it comes to climate change, america's doing it cheer. you need to win as well, but also on the wider political agenda. he will present this as a big win for joe biden, and for the democrats. allen, thank you for the update and i doubt will cross back to you as the afternoon and followed to an fisher their life rest from washington. d. c. u k says threads by france to block british boats from its port sarah, breach of international law. it's the latest escalation is huge. linked to a post rex, it fishing agreement. the comments come up to france seized

a british boat fishing in its waters without a license. harris is threatening sanctions if the ye how doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen in you came waters. the british government says any sanction would be met with the appropriate retaliation. it is very disappointing to see the comments that came from france yesterday. we believe these are disappointing and disproportionate and not what we'd expect from a close ally and partner the measures being threatened. do not appear to be compatible with the trade and cooperation agreement, or why the international law. and if carried through will be met with an appropriate and calibrated response. went on, she said it's time for us to get them to speak to. i stand by the fact we issued threats and pursued dialogue until now i feel since allowed our fishermen to have a bit over half of the fishing licenses, we have to also see the glass half full, but that's not enough and not acceptable at all. so now we need to speak the

language of strength. since that seems to be the only thing the british government understands when i left her life to andrew simmons who's been following the story for us from london. hello there, andrew. what's the latest in this tips attached? over these fishing runs, well as single vessel is trula, that was fishing for scallops, is in law for port. it was taken there, skirted there by the maritime police. it's been seized. it can't move. the accusation is that there was no permit to fish in french waters that's denied by the owners of this vessel. now, this may seem like a small incident, but it's indicative of a much bigger crisis that's threatening to escalate. still further, a you mentioned earlier, the threat from france. well it's, it's more than a single threat. there is a whole list of, of measures they are threatening on the 2nd of november next tuesday if britain

doesn't start granting more fishing licenses. and now let's just explain about these licenses. this is an agreement that was of made in the tray deal with on breaks it. it was fraught with issues. france was never happy with it. the you agreed to it, and there are something like, according to brittany, 1673 licenses to e. you vessels in the 6 to 10 miles zone surrounding britain. also, they, the waters of the channel islands, particularly the crown, dependent to the you, k crown dependent of island of jersey, which is specifically a major controversy with france because a 3rd of the licenses only a 3rd of the licenses applied for in those waters have been accepted, but britain says that 70636 of the 161600 73 licenses belong to france. now france say that isn't right, they have but,

but the figure of 98 percent of license successes from france is not the case. so we are heading towards a conflict here of the a verbal conflict of the very least. but france says that it will ban all offloading of seafood, a british ports of france, french ports. furthermore, because that's only a small amount of the exports to france, it will also increase customer checks on freight and not just with seafoods, but other goods as well. that will cause a lot of problems. furthermore, along with other measures, there is a 2nd wave of action planned. not too much is known of that, but they're not denying the french and not denying that they're seriously looking at the power supplies to the u. k. the export of electricity, particularly the channel islands, which is a, were supplied under submarine us up bring a channel across the english channel that is

a threat. so we have here a situation that could easily get really quite serious unless the can be some com in the way that the 2 sides talking to each other right now. it's pretty heated, settling sands at thank you for the update. andrew simmons live for us in london. all right, let's bring in now would have a rahman and he's the managing direct. if so, europe at the political risk consultancy, great eurasia. great, thanks for joining us. em which? tabitha festival. can you give us a brief rundown of what the u. k and france are actually fighting about so i think the issue is a lot bigger than fish. frankly, i think this is the thin edge of the wedge. now it's an issue of this lead us been reported over the course of yesterday evening, but i think if you look back several weeks, there are big disagreements over immigration flows. and if you go back a little bit further, there's also disagreement. if you think about the orcus parks and how that came

together and the extent to which the french felt that cuts across what it was trying to achieve in the pacific, some of its diplomatic outreach to china. i think that's also been a factor. and of course cit thing underneath are on top of all of these conflicts is a very difficult you, k e u relationship with the u. k. government. now seeking a full renegotiation of the brett's it, vo into it reached and, and, and, and ratified in 2019. so there are very many points of tension. fish is one of them, but there are very, very many, i'm sorry, is this dispute in danger? of spinning out of control and what would be the ramifications if that did happen? so i think there is a problem and the problem is the manual matter on faith is a fairly difficult election next april. not because macro mo, lose. but because the trajectory of the coven pandemic in economic implications

also uncertain. one cannot be sure about the risk of new variance crossing the channel and having an impact on restrictions and subsequent economic activity that ultimately presents a risks for mac cronan, i think heading in to the uncertain election cycle. standing up for french interests and especially french fishermen against what is perceived to be a u. k. foot dragging on applications and licenses, i think will play well for him domestically intellectually. so given that electoral context, i do think it's going to be difficult to find resolution in the short term. what does that mean? i think it means that there will be lots of friction in the relationship. i think the reporting yesterday evening about franz shutting off the power in jersey, i think is, is, is completely inaccurate. the french have been play, they're not going to do that. but while they are talking about is restricting supply or raising the price. but i think that would be

a to 2nd stage. in the 1st instance, i think they hope some of the pressure they're now bringing to bear will, will, will force you k government to take a these applications for some of the small boats and fishermen that have been in these waters especially close to the english and the jersey coast have been fishing for centuries, frankly in these waters, as thought that some of those applications can now be greenlighted merged. have i have spoken about some of the broader issues surrounding this display bit? can we talk about specifically these fishing grounds and why they're so highly sought after? yeah, i mean, i think look, the brakes it deal. the orange johnson stroke was done with the commitment and increase capturing quotes of the u. k. fisherman in u. k. waters. this was part of the narrative of, of taking control. so i think that's part of the reason the government is now is,

is now doing what it's doing. and indeed, is it's foot dragging on the french side, as i say, you know, they feel many fishermen but livelihoods that communities depend on access to these waters. and as a result was the licenses that they were applied for to be granted. and i think that that's really, you know, that the number of the issue there were no, there were no numbers in the brakes. it deal that was negotiated in concluded in 2019 it simply said, if you can demonstrate her, but you have been fishing in these waters 6 to 12 miles in that zone, then you have access to those waters. my think a lot of these communities and a lot of these french fishermen feel they'd pass by evidence test evidence metrics and the government system are bronzing their application. well, thank you for your insights. we appreciate you explaining what is quite a complex story in which time jazz module tba rom and the managing director for your, of at your age. your great, thank you. thank you,

said and general anchor later at alpha alpha han has dispensed at least 6 ambassadors after they spoke out against monday's military. take over. there is increasing opposition both at home and abroad on wednesday, invoice from several western countries visited asked prime minister abdallah hum dog and his residence where he's under heavy security. the u. s. and u. n. have called for the immediate release of civilian ladies. his morgan has more from cotton. people are still calling for a civil disobedience and generals trying to stay away from work, both at state and federal level, but they've been political moves to try to mediate between the 2 side. that is to say between the civilian component of the, the post transition government and the military that took over on monday. now we've, we've heard statements from the you as well as from norway that they went to the residence of prime minister of the land and met with him and made sure that he was in good health. the, the united nations commission in present uniform secretary and the special

preventative of the us, the cottage. and what does the statement think that the 2 sides should return to the constitutional declaration? that's the power sharing agreement that was signed between the forces of them and change whole election and the military on august 2019. so there are efforts to try to bring back the 2 sides, the military and the, and the force of freedom and change coalition. to return to that constitutional declaration, let's not forget that. when general han made the announcement on monday, he said that he was committed to that to that power sharing agreement with the exception of a few articles. but those are crucial articles, articles that states the formation of the sovereignty council, which is shared between the military and the civilians. the executive cabinet, which was headed by prime minister album ham dog and the rules and the authorities of those councils as well as counseling as well as bringing back, bringing back the transition military council. the all of the, there are political efforts and diplomatic efforts to try to bring those 2 sites

back again to the negotiating table. but the after the united nations also called for the release of the other political prisoners, including the members of the sovereignty council and executive cabinet who arrested on monday. i do more head on this use our including where from we report from south africa where many people as to waiting to be compensated for land. they were forcibly removed from, during the hot eyes in ecuador, indigenous communities and labor unions keep up the pressure on the president's and in sport, the south african cricketer, who says he will now take the ne, against racism after he initially refused to do so. ah, rebels in ethiopia, northern te gray regions say the military has carried out another a strike at to gray people's liberation front spokesman said in a tweet,

it's air defense units have responded to the attack in mckelly, the regions capital fighting has been going on for nearly a year, but airstrikes by government. troops have increased in the past week and a half for more in this sense. bring in samuel, get a cho, he is a journalist in addis ababa. thanks for joining us, sam. what more can you tell us about these latest air strikes? the latest air strike happened this morning, between 10 and 11. according to the ethiopian government, they're saying that target target was an injuring firm that the accuser 1st hiding was to p a. t p. and us and also providing weapons, but from the images we are, we're watching from a distance, mostly from to the side of the tp. enough. they're saying the targeted near a school near a residential area and according to reuters from 3 to up to 12, people have been killed. so for a while we appreciate the update. thank you very much, samuel. get

a church journalist in addis ababa pakistan's government is threatening to crack down on a band group off to full police officers were killed at a rally near the whole to protest his will reportedly killed and dozens more injured. when gunfire broke out on wednesday, members of the to rekey la beck party have been blocking a busy highway since last week to demanding the release of belinda and the expulsion of the french ambassador for the 2017 shalley content controversy come on . honda has the light, it's from is i'm a bet. so far they are continuing to press on. they've moved out of the city of law, overcoming all the barricade that was set up by the police forces and have been making progress towards islamabad. they are still a few hours away, but along the way, elaborate plans have been made. changes have been dug up and a key bridge on the river jail. m as been declared,

had been closed. and that is the red line. the daughter did have been doors that did protest, i should not be allowed to cross that bridge at any cost. now, while this is all happening, the government has said that it will be ready to release the sod. wrigley. it will be also in a position to lift all the cases, but as far as the expulsion of the french ambassador, or to bring that issue in ball limited out of the question and already $30000.00 police force. it have been called in from the adjoining province, is to make sure that it's some abad is kept safe right now. we're in the red zone. as you can see, the security for did president did also the prime minister called a meeting of the cabinet yesterday. and decided to do deal red dates were denied and they said that judge groups cannot be allowed to take matters into their own and order dictate policies to india now,

which has successfully test fired one of its intercontinental ballistic missiles. the acne 5 has a range of 5000 kilometers and is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. it's believe me, i will just strike nearly all of china long running tensions with badging about a dispute of border have escalated after troops killed in a stand off in april last year. elizabeth per item has moved from new delhi and the defense ministry says it carried out successfully has launch of the me 5 intercontinental ballistic missile off india's eastern course. on wednesday night from now, the 50 ton missile was carrying a 1.5 ton warhead and flu at 24 times the speed of sound before the flashing down in the bay of bang gold. now the army 5 has been successfully tested at least 5 times since 2012 by the engineers who designed it. but this is the 1st time that it's being tested by the indian army team as part of its induction into the armed

forces. it's also the 1st time that such a test has been carried out at night. the army 5 is india's longest range surface to surface ballistic missile. it has the range of 5000 kilometers, meaning that it can hit any target in china. this is also the 1st soft chad test launch since the military standoff between india and china began in april last year . the tensions resulted in the 1st death and fighting between the 2 countries in 50 years and multiple rounds of tort since then have failed to result in the complete disengagement of soldiers on both sides of the border. now and the defense ministry has said that the successful test of me 5 is in line with a stated policy of credible minimum deterrence, which on the pins its commitment to no 1st use. now this launch was actually supposed to happen last month. and when the chinese government found out about it,

they weren't happy. and they said that all parties should be committed to maintaining peace, security, and stability and south asia. and those moved by india come as the us military's most senior officer was of a very concerning hypersonic missile test by china. general mark miley is the 1st pentagon official to confirm the test earlier this year that the sunny weapon launched into all that has the potential to evade americans missile defenses. the u . s. is working on its own hypersonic technology and it's behind both russia and china. the south african government is still grappling with how to compensate people it with forcibly removed from their homes and land during the apartheid era . a land claims commission was established more than 25 years ago since then. it settled around $80000.00 claims, a tens of thousands mall remain unresolved. is how she can aim reports from co zulu

. not how province. this muslim cemetery in durban isn't just hallowed ground for wally shake, and them aqua community. they say the cemetery and the 18 hector's surrounding it are part of their heritage. their roots in south africa, the apartheid government stole them a cou, a land when shake was 6 years old. you're destroyed, then, you know, coming, coming from all the colonial oppression and coming in, drew about. it was just unbelievable. 16 years ago the land claims commission declared them a qu, up were the rightful owners. but that ruling has had little effect because of homeowner opposition. a refusal to relocate a lack of government compensation for relocation and not enough money to develop the area. a 3 hour drive away. people living in this impoverished rural area also prevailed in their land claim case. they were forced out of what is now shlou way

info. lucy park more than a decade ago. they agreed to collaborate with park officials, given that it's a protected area. i was on his class when i wish was to be able to take part in running and developing the bulk of us. we didn't want to take back the land that would not have benefited us. we wanted the park to employ young people in the community earlier this year, amid escalating anger about the lack of jobs vandals set on fire and cut down one kilometer of the park. smart fence because of the challenges and the conditions they find themselves. and what it takes, you know, and the features that, you know, i saw some communities which we are working on, which we have communities working on to make sure that lesson good. this park offers hundreds of temporary, seasonal jobs to unskilled workers. each year the community wants full time

employment park officials say they have financial constraints. instead, they want to facilitate economic growth by encouraging other government agencies, non profit organizations, and the private sector to partner with and invest in the community. when the land claims restitution act was passed in 1994, it was supposed to offer hope and justice to the displaced more than 80000 claims have been deemed settled. but more than 26000 remain unresolved. it's unclear how many people have actually re settled on reclaimed land with shakes. suspects tenants on the mac who are property are stalling in the hopes. the remaining elders who live through the trauma will give up. he says he'll die fighting to reclaim their stolen land. natasha name al jazeera, ca sewland, a tall province south africa. this time after the weather. he's everton. hello,

we got some rating the forecasts, the parts of the middle east over the next couple days, mainly across northern areas. it has to be said, you can see how this cloud has been sliding out. a turkey pushing across the caspian sea brought some very heavy rain just to the northeast of terrence 79 millimeters of rain. but at wetter weather now in the process of pulling out of the way so it's moved across like many stars, pakistan, northern parts of afghanistan, brightest guys, coming back in behind. the you can see the next batch of rain that's just spilling out a central and eastern parts of turkey will see some lively showers there for northern areas of syria, northern parts of iraq pushing across towards iran, much or the middle east will be fine and dry with some pleasant sunshine, 32 celsius here in doha, just one or 2 showers just around the gulf of aidan. so yemen could catch a share or 2 possibility of one or 2 showers to win to somalia. but i think the majority, the shower will be across ethiopian highlands, further west was joining up with

a seasonal raise. we got some very heavy rain coming back in that were, should be there in to that western side of democratic republic of congo. same line of cloud and rain that drains its way down across surf at western side of southern africa, all the way to the southern cape. still ahead on al jazeera thomas inter lanka, hold protests against a government ban on chemical fertilizes. as the cultivation salesman gets underway, how gangs in haiti crippling the countries health care system. and in school with jama will have a baseball action as the houston astros, where things up in the world series against the atlanta braves. ah, the latest news, as it breaks the president is allowed to impose a state of emergency for 15 days, with the option of extending it for another 15 days without congress's approval,

with detailed coverage, with his rights group in southeast asia, say they confirmed about the rise in reported cases of working conditions from around the world government, unsecured agencies up described recent incident as well. and with the aim of this table, i think the country most people will never know what's beyond these. a deafening silence with 100 dolls and forms how we feel to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is pressure. with is not an option, but we're not most people. lou .

the hello, you're watching out there. i'm emily, and going to reminder event stories. the u. k. has rejected threats from, from to block. it's folks from french boards saying that's a breach of international law. the french government says it needs more licenses for fishermen in the u. k waters, or main post sanctions. sedans that military later has backed at least 6 ambassadors as international pressure grows against monday. the african union has suspended cartoon, and the world bank has put aide on hold. and us president joe biden is expected to announce a new framework for his social spending plan. senior administration officials say joe 5 and believe this version. and when the support of old democrats,

the revised deal will now come in at 1.9 trillion allan fisher.