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at least 91 people and injuring dozens more. the political crisis facing bosnia herzegovina that could unravel the peace deal that ended the war 26 years ago. and we report from burgundy where floods and rising waters have displays the more than a 100000 people in recent years. i'm devin ash, with the sport boss laina confirm a former captain. javi is then new head coach. the spaniards said good bye to his team. and kat saw as he passed to return to the club where he 125 titles. ah, welcome to the news. our, the un security council has called for an end to the fighting. and if you are but a meeting to discuss, the crisis has been postponed until next week. so if you appears year long conflict

with rebels from the northern te gray region has worsened and recent days. and now 9 opposition groups abroad have formed an alliance against prime minister abbey a mud. my kind of reports from the united nations fall from the fields of conflict, ethiopia and opposition groups gather in washington. dc. 9 group signed an agreement to work together with the expressed intention of removing the ethiopian government by negotiation or force it to appear as been doing this. has been carried out, a systematic racism in the country, almost like appetite in the south africa. but this is the time where we need to recognize every human being in the country. the government has dismissed the alliance as a publicity stunt. but it comes at a time that armed forces from the majority aroma group have joined to gray rebels

and advancing on the open capital. after days of private discussion, the ethiopian crisis was due to come under the spotlight and the security council. but at the last minute, the meeting was cancelled. the security council president reading out a statement. the members of the security council expressed deep concern about the expansion, an intensification of military clashes in northern new york. yet the members of the security council for their express serious concern about the impact of the conflict on the humanitarian situation in it. as well as the stability of the country and why their region. it's understood that this replaced the statement that island and kenya had been working on, which called directly for a cessation of hostilities. a phrase that russia reportedly objected to. the role of kenya is critical illness,

waging african fears about western intervention in ethiopia. the senior diplomat has told me there's broad consensus that the african union, along with neighbors must take the lead in resolving the crisis. the prevailing view is that african problems require african solutions. but not all, we'll have to wait until next week to see what action if any, the security council takes in support. my kind of audience era united nations. while twitter has temporarily disabled its trend section in ethiopia after threats of physical harm, in a statement, the social media site says it's monitoring the situation. it says, inciting violence or g, humanizing people as against our rules, given the imminent threat of physical harm with also temporarily disabled trends. alongside continued efforts to disrupt platform, manipulation, we hope this measure will reduce the risk of coordination that could incite

violence or cause harm. so that's happening on social media. let's makes a journalist. i'm going to tell you, he'll give us an update from this about on the situation in the north of the country. what are you hearing about? what's happening on the ground right now? were al jazeera has learned that the u. s. envoy to the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman had a meeting with 8th york on actors in this conflict. and they were not able to agree on a road map on how to solve this conflict that began a year ago and move it as fast moving forward. but this comes us opposition leadership as being assembled in washington dc. we've looked at some of the names and we have been, i have been checking of they are do have the support needed with the exception of for the t p. a left which is represented by a former foreign minister, was a minister for 2 years. under the t p. left laid, coalition government,

and the oil left. there doesn't seem to have any support on the ground. and ethiopian government has highlighted their effort as publicity stunt. instead of having a coalition to us, they said defeat this government. the government led by prime minister abbey armored. but the pressure to ethiopia is still growing. it comes as the canyon president and the uganda president in particular, is trying to hover summit to trying to understand and solve the issue of conflicts in the country. and the u. s. government, which is threatening to consider trade argument with yoga, is also insisting on having some kind of a settlement on this conflict. but the u. s. is again being accused by the philippines side of siding with a t p, a left at times supporting providing weapons to what the tilt been side claims to

be a terrorist organization. the philip and parliament has said to pierre, left as a terrorist organization, putting in doubt the african union's effort to try to solve this issue. when the t p are left as designated us at a terrorist organization, making their jobs real difficult. tell us a little bit more about the african union efforts to solve this and whether the countries will be taking any sort of real steps. because we know that international pressure is building is my kind of was just reporting in his report as the security council did manage to find some consensus. but what are regional countries doing well, the, you know, the, the open a d'silva is really the global capital of the continent where the african in headquarters is stationed. so there has been this idea of having a, you know, giving us enough recon solution to an african problem. but that's coming in has

appointed a former president of nigeria trying to have them deal with this situation um, sooner than later. because again, it's impacting not just thousands of people, but millions of people. but again, it's be difficult for the african union to deal with an organization that has been designated as a terrorist organization. so everybody's focused on the summit that's going to be happening on november 16th laid by the elder statesman in the. busy region that uganda and president and to see if there's going to be any kind of solution. but again, of the embassies, the u. s. embassy has been warning it's residence or at citizens to leave id saga. and even saying, as far as financial obligation is concerned, the embassies willing to help them. so again, putting much pressure to the ethiopian, and the t p a left. but again, they took on site as assisting this is any fuel brand internal matter and should be sold by ethiopian leadership. and that's where we are at the moment. thank you so

much, samuel gets a true for giving us that updates from addis ababa. thank you. pro democracy, activists and sudan are stepping a pressure on the military to restore a civilian life. government further protests are being planned and her tomb and the student he is professional association has called for a general strike on sunday and monday general abdel photoshoot. but han is also under increasing international pressure. the french foreign ministry says it's now reconsidering whether to ascribe cartoons. $5000000000.00 debts to paris are still sars are joining us from cartoon to tell us what we should be looking out for in the hours ahead. as these protests start to take place, well the, that the pros, that group of the protest her has had the to to place in l answer mosque yesterday, which is lag bay alarm our party, which is one of the largest and the traditional party in the country however,

it wasn't a massive one and that, and on the country of the expectations, people didn't spilled on to the stress. but a starting from yesterday on the, the professional unions and they're resistant committees and associations are calling for the mass protests and the general strikes for sunday. and monday and they did. the protesters, as of now, are starting to put the barricades formed the street on several streets connecting to the main roads and trying to block the main roads for tomorrow, which is something that the military doesn't want to see because there's barricades and the a calls for the civil disobedience is crippling down the system is it's simply blocking the system and that is one of the main obstacle in front of getting the lighting to the moment before the a military and as a, some of the export says that cover they are not expecting the poor test or the

scale of the general strike to be as big as at their previous weeks. but we'll see whether that is true or not to morrow. yet the military says that despite all of that cause for the general strikes and they're putting better case on the streets and the that the protests, they are going to keep the schools open. however, just a little bit ago, the a did the amendment of the university of hartwell, which is one of the largest and the oldest educational institution in the country, says that they have suspended all of the classes on till and north a further notice and are so there is a lot of diplomatic pressure and the pressure seemingly on the military leader is, is that have any, is it having any effect at all? well, definitely it has a fax on her and we'll hounds out to the team here because mainly men of the expert says that did that, that the future of these military take over is going to be determined by the,

the position of the international community, jeffrey or how can lead the development the that there, especially, and we are the usa for the cone of africa is now in the suburb. and there are some expectations that he might come to shoe than if he does that. that will be significant because it will tell us about the u. s. s. position regarding the developments in the country and also did that yesterday. there has been a very critical, a meeting in geneva. they did, they had to cancel the human rights of the united nations, has decided to condemn the military takeover in the country. and they have agreed to appoint an expert, a monitoring their rights. while nations in the company are reporting back to the council, on the other hand, there are the negotiations now going on between a hands team. and they asked as prime minister and a ham duke who had once hum duke to be back as the prime minister hoping to restore

international measures and getting the support of the international community here . okay, thank you so much. are so sorry. are reporting from cartoon in sir dunn here with the news. our on al jazeera, there is plenty more head, including the yays are 228, and the names are 206 long delayed to win for president joe biden. as the u. s. congress passed his trillion dollar infrastructure bill. we see ecologist turning back time to re wild central ireland. p fog. novak joke of its can. and the year at the world back tennis player later jama will tell you how coming up and for ah, but 1st hungary as prime minister, victor or bon is on a one day visit to bosnia herzegovina for a meeting with leader miller. i don't think it comes after the bosnian serb leader

doll. dick announced plans to establish a separate army within the country. now that violates the 1995, dayton peace agreement which ended the 3. the more than 3 are a conflict. don't take one's republic. briscoe, a state like entity which makes up about half of the country to govern itself. let's get an update jamal. tell you i was joining us from sarah. so you have. oh, so what is the latest in this ongoing tension in bosnia german while they're in as you mentioned the statements by don't they have essentially rang alarm bells not just in the region but globally speaking as well since the dayton peace accord. busy and the war ended roughly 20 years ago, but it has been governed by a international high representative the current one christian smith came out earlier and said that actually there will be no war as far as the financial

community is concerned. or at least it's hopes that there will not be any war and that they will be focusing their efforts to look at dialogue with other as an extra believe there's a part from dick obviously is trying to embolden his position as a representative of that sex within the country and he's getting the acknowledgments from right wing leaders like the hungarian leader who is in the country to visit him as well as obviously he's very close. i live in belgrade and must fall, but we will be witnessing that over the next few days. several high profile visits, the us is why to the region they have just appointed and you are escobar fuels expected to arrive in the next couple of days as well as obviously some other visits as well. the reason negotiations that are taking place to try and find a way out of this. the irony in a, during just very quickly,

5 years is this crisis really ruptured as a consequence to those announcements made by the saying that you would set up essentially a militia, not really an army, because it's not constitutional. an armed militia in response to what's in response to the states outlawing genocide, denial. so here is the problem where there has been a clear path to try and resolve the what's left over from the war, the consequences of that. and on the other hand, some people believe that there is a force trying to bring back the violence and to bring back that death and destruction that are really ripped apart the country back in the 90s. okay, thank you so much. am al sheil giving us that update from sarajevo. let's now bring in lead juliana miller. janet, she's in banjo luca. so you have this meeting taking place? tell us what it's about and why is it a banjo look at and not sarajevo. if it's official

we'll hearing delegation should be here and minute. now there's a lot of police deployed around this area. and her concerning this meeting. it is unofficial. and it is said to be very brief, is going to be actually a lunch. but our miller dad said that they will discuss very important topics in this a brief meeting. first and foremost, politics and economy. when he comes about economy is going to be discussed about some other projects that hungary and the officials from republic. a sub scott are planning to do together. and those are projects of had been discussed even before. because our melody and our president of the public us up because it could be on of each visited hungary several times and already met with victor, audubon, and other hungarian officials. when it comes about these projects are milda, dick said that they are going to discuss some ways to are allowed some

small businesses, for example, from republic, a sort of start to use that certain of funds and a grant from hungary that are already available there for a hungarian small businesses and when it comes about other topics, they also planned some projects in the field of energy. but it's only in the us stage of the plans. so there's nothing more to it right now and i it's not official. and we've been told that i think that our button is planned to stay here at this meeting before about an hour. okay, ill keep us across the story for the time being. thank you so much for that updates . at least 91 people have been killed in many other severely burned in a fire that followed a fuel tanker explosion in yearly owns capital. so the bloss happened after the

tanker collided with another vehicle at a busy junction in the wellington area of free town. the vice president has visited a hospital, treating the injured, the number of dead is expected to rise. all mart for finer is a journalist. he's joining us from free town in sierra leone, where i believe you're at the scene of that accidental mar. tell us what you're seeing. yes please. i'm right. you can fit up behind me here. the wreckage of the bunker into which it's not run last night and we have is up to one shot. what is happening with the other central montessori? that is not going to do the military officer under more than 100 people who are in judge burial across the country. they have area have been stretched with hospitals that they need to be able to respond. most of those, what 100 patients, what currently have that i said, but because it's done by so big critically in jobs and it's

a matter of time if all right, so people don't hear people expressing concern and some people really tell us more about how this actually happened when it was a late yesterday ivank. i'm off the raw show up. when heading home must have been around the m look for time when a this dunker i behind me here the child remains darrell was rammed into by the truck, which you can also see just by the burnt out a think of that act. so wanted to point out that was some pets or leakage from the tank and then some muscle back comments on what's about that red ascii under a thought is coping the feel from the truck, from the tonka right up. and then that was the truck, the quote up in this area. so that's where that was the 1st of this a past bought of it. i mean, monica gimler shot the up to was we don't net but what was the exclusion? what once it's happened, then those are what stopped in the truck picking up because that was on hit them to fall. both mollusk snowboard hood area on many of those who died. oh,

there are bones. what bones inside? yep. equals on a lot of those who died. we had him what the backpacks read us was hoping feel from the bunker we expect or there are reports that there will be some sort of emergency response meeting later and a chair by the countries vice presidential. what do we expect to happen there? yes, the countries president is a b climate from it's in scotland. so the vice president is acting on that is an emergency referenced meeting, which i set it up when any moment from now. which of the chat about that vice president, the planning to prepare their response? i'm in the response o'clock and very basic, consider police look. he says, the army, the prison services. if i post on here organized by the office, like it did the restaurant agency, but their response had been very basic. those who responded last night to collect the bodies on send them to the much are this money? how to use basic plastic bags to cover the hands with that's is help bought things southern stretched here in terms of the response,

but we don't know what it'll come up with once that mcgaffey missing up was later today. okay, thank you so much for the time. being all marshal fan of her, giving us an update from sierra leone. at least 8 people have been killed during a stampede at a music festival in the u. s. state of texas. so dozens were trampled. $1000.00, the fans started moving towards the front of the stage and panic set in around $50000.00 revelers were attending the astral world music festival. in houston. the was congress passed a one trillion dollar infrastructure build central to jo biden's economic agenda. it had been repeatedly delayed by differences between moderates and progressives within the democratic democratic party itself. heidi joe cast, he has more from washington, dc the late night vote to pass president jo biden's trillion dollar infrastructure plan was the finale to a month long game of blankenship. between opposing factions of the democratic party

sentiments, the motion is adopted. members of the democratic progressive caucus throbbed their resistance. after announcing a deal had been struck with moderate parties by caliber and diversity is something that we all respect and admire. we are not a lock step party. we are not just because one person nobody else needs to show up . and that exuberance is the vitality of our party. the legislation will fund upgrade to the nation's aging highways and airports, expand broadband internet access, and according to the white house create millions of jobs for bided. it was a significant when i tell you, and some of the anxiety people are feeling about the economy. that's how we give people some breathing progressive say in exchange for their support of the infrastructure bill. house moderates have agreed to vote for a 2nd pillar of the president's domestic agenda by mid november. that proposal would expand americans access to health care, child care and education,

while tackling climate change and raising taxes on wealthy corporation. the plan costs nearly $2.00 trillion dollars with republicans opposing president biden social spending plan in mass calling. it government overreach and siding, its costs. democrats would have to be nearly united in order to secure its passage, but already to democratic senators have voiced concern over some of the plans proposals, and without their support. the bill will not become law. democrats got a scare earlier in the week when disappointing state election results exposed the parties vulnerability in next years, mid term election. that's driven party leaders to push harder for progress in congress. in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past interest party dysfunction to effectively govern heidi jo. castro al jazeera washington drug maker. pfizer says

a new co with 19 pill. it's developing, cut the risk, the risk of hospital admissions, excuse me, or death by near nearly 90 percent. a trial of the experimental drug was stopped early after the effective results and company plans to ask regulators to authorize its use as soon as possible. president joe biden says the u. s. has already secured millions of those within 3 days of the symptoms, you have now 89 percent protection from disease leading to hospitalisation with our medicines. and the date us indicate 100 percent protection from this. and even if you start the medicine 5 days off, they're having contracted the disease co, 9th, and which symptoms you have now. 85 percent protection. well natty watch y o davis is the director of health for the city of st. louis, missouri. she says it's

a very positive sign that pfizer hold to the trial early. the preliminary data that either has the release is very encouraging. when you see a clinical trial being halted because the data is so overwhelming and they feel confident amounts to presented before the f d. a. after. absolutely wonderful. and for those of us who've been doing this work for the past 2 years and have seen the impact, especially on the most vulnerable in our most marginalized, we always have hope. but i always say that i do not get ahead of myself until we can see the data evaluated. and it has been approved by the appropriate agencies. starting with the f d a is data will be reviewed, they will do the additional science and then it'll go through like all of that. all of those have been through the appropriate channel for external validation, meaning yes, we believe pfizer and really we have the leadership advisor and all of the pharmaceutical for taking the lead and helping us get to where we need to go. but

it is appropriate for the community to have external validation. so that means other scientists, other members of the community, be able to look at this and make sure that it can go out because really haven't held as opposed to a job. something that someone can take it home easily with such potentially high efficacy and the ability to prevent severe illness and death in high risk individual. it's something that we want to support. we have to make sure it goes through the appropriate channels. still ahead on the algebra news, our were in a jordanian unesco world heritage site looking to become a top tourist destination and an early contender for the goal of the season and a challenge. upcoming pajama and sports. ah

hello there. welcome to your worlds weather update will start in europe. there has been flash flooding in the bosnian capital of san diego. dry the rain producing this. we saw water levels pretty much to the tops of cars, dingey boats out to rescue people. i think another place we'll see some flooding is through the belly, eric's into sardinia. when you consider over the span of an hour, we could pick up about 20 millimeters of rain, but it's not just the rain. those winds will crank up to about 90 kilometers per hour. that band of rain also stretching across central areas of italy hopping over the adriatic sea into croatia and bosnia. sol, call it pretty much anywhere from dubrovnik to mo star. getting in on this wet weather for the eastern bed were in the clear and temperatures on cyprus, at least while above average, nicosia, getting up to a height 30 degrees north western side of europe. we do have a run of rain for the united kingdom. heaviest pockets toward the north winds are also gonna be a factor here is while a for the top end of the u. k. gusting to about 80 kilometers per hour as bad as

that is on saturday. i think it will be worse on sunday. now for the south end of north africa, all that what weather in the western med diving down, so rain for northern morocco, algeria and tunisia, and a few days of it to come. that's it soon. ah. november on al jazeera, 5 years after the history, he feel between thought rebels and the colombian government, out of the re examined white tensions and violence of rising once again. emmy award winning, who lives investigates the untold stories across the us. millions in calgary. don voting parliamentary elections under a new constitution, and more than a year after the law, whole figured, a political crisis immersive personal short documentary africa direct showcases african stories from african filmmakers. china marks $100.00 days until it host the

winter olympics. but how will that hon damage and hope for a boycott? impact this boating event november on out sierra frank assessment is okay. likely to change biking behavior at all. it's not going to change their behavior. they're going to continue to do what they do, but in depth analysis of the days global headlights inside story on al jazeera. ah ah, hello again, the top stories on the al jazeera news, our, the un security council has called for an end to the fighting in ethiopia, but a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. 9 opposition groups in

washington have formed an alliance against prime minister abbey ashmond. at least 91 people have been killed in many others left severely burned. following a few.