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a key meeting is underway in beijing that will pave the way for the president to hold a 3rd term and office. we are looking at 5000000 children who are once typically phone starving to do a dire warning from aid agencies. as afghanistan struggles with its worst food crisis. with an unprecedented number of mal nurse, children seeking medical care and in sport, thousands of barcelona fans are getting ready to welcome home. shabby equip, legend is that to be officially unveiled as bars this new head coach at the new cap? ah, welcome to the news our, the army general who lead a military takeover and sudan last month says he will not be part of the future government after the transitional period. speaking exclusively to al jazeera,

the fact that halbert han says he's committed to a smooth democratic transition. once elections are held in 2023, the military took power last month, dissolving the civilian arm of the government and declaring a state of emergency. a longer accept mother, i seated on numerous occasions as things go as planned. i will continue to function until the reins of power handed over to an elected government. i simply wished to serve my people truly and faithfully. after that, i will have no political role. i have no hopes to run any election race. i hope i would be able to deliver on this promise and work together, a sudanese until the state of fees are handed over to me like the government. i think we've exhausted nearly 3 years wasting much time and if it, if they were directed to productivity, our situation would have definitely been different by now. 3 years of blocking roads creeping protests and political fallacies. we failed to deliver on the promise change or the desired transition. we failed to fulfill the people's wishes

or dreams for justice. algebra, russell sardar, who interviewed the fact that had been hon has this update from cartoon. the protesters are, are putting the batteries on stress to block the main roads, which is slowing down the system. and which is something that definite, the army doesn't want to say because it wants to get the life back. as soon as sort of possible to get back the list to get the life back to the normalcy. but or on the other hand, there has been roughly around 80 people arrested. this is what had the teacher's union at house said look, a bit than did of the international calls also are for were hand to just restore the civilian government. there had been also some sources seen that they also prime minister of the law. hum duke has met the representatives off the appoint, tickled parties, and his he told them that he would, he would accept whatever they decide and he will follow the people in the city. so

when i, when i asked at, in the mr. up for the hell behind the army general update that that will hand weather days, negotiations the politic of negotiations are specifically on. do with ham duke or not. he said that the negotiations are with hum duke and with some other candidates as well. so some sources close to up to law. hm. do, says that a plums, luke told the people around him that he's not going to be a part of a government that mr. hannibal han declares. we can now get reaction from some a hayden mubarek who's a spokesperson for the sudanese professionals association. she's joining us on the phone from cartoon. thanks for speaking to us. so let's get your reaction to our general. but on had to say specifically on the point that he says he will not be part of the future government after the transition period. good afternoon. well, if he says he will not be part of the future government,

he might well step out of the picture right now. what's keeping him from stepping out of the picture. we've heard such promises from previous dictators. we've heard such promises in different contexts around the world. for us, these promises are dieted. we were asking for a complete civilian government. this is what we're asking for democratic transition since december 2018. he's also committed, however, to a smooth democratic transition. and that'll happen once elections are held in 2023, the smooth democrat, the transition that he's talking about. since he stepped in the fixture in april 2019, there has not started. it has been numerous that there has been complete address throughout with the military in the picture. so what type of added value is he added to the picture must in fact, he's complicating the seeing even more the presence of the army in the political life. incidence throughout the independence has been complicating the picture,

the president of the army right now in the political is complicating the picture. this is not the 1st time that i could tell we could, there's a 3rd the not the could i get another attempt to. they're trying to take over the, the entire power into the military's hands not to be trusted anymore. what we are looking for now is, is this is now hi science. this partnership is over. it has collapsed totally. and it's time for us now to move on to a full video. realize the thing that we make, the transition that we have is to be unstable throughout. and this is the time. c that we move on forward and realize this, this, that what the people have been calling for me being in the political life in sudan does not need. the slogan is a freedom piece injustice because you can also hold a political dialogue. you cannot hold a normal life with defense is holding the gun and being part of

all these dialogues and the civilian unless you cannot have the army depends if you are acting as a political life here saying when it comes to the dialogue, he what he also said is not exclusive interview. he said that talks were currently underway with political parties on figures, including the prime minister de la dock and on reaching a consensus on forming a government. do you not agree with that plan going forward? of course not because what balance call it is it to have someone under address or to have someone with the gun be part of this dialogue who is going to take you under arrest. if you say something that is affording to what, what they're going, what would they have on plan? what type of dialogue is this and what type of balance of powers it's and what type of civilian life or political life is. it's just absurd. all what he's saying is

it's called the law by the actions that we see of the dates. ok, we will leave it there. we thank you very much for speaking to us from heart to me and getting your reaction. well, you can watch the full interview with dan's general about hon on talk to al jazeera later that's today. at $1430.00, our gmc now are rebel group is reported to be taking control of villages in north kiva in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the m $23.00 group is set to be in less than 10 kilometers from boot on. gonna that's on the border with you. gandalf. hundreds of people are crossing over to avoid violence. welcome web is joining us on this story. he's joining us from ny robi a neighboring kenya. so malcolm just update us on the situation

or we do apologize. we seem to have thing technical issues with malcolm lab. we'll try and bring them up a little later. moving on to other news in china is ruling communist party is holding an important leadership meeting, taking place in beijing. president, change and paying is expected to further extend his grip on power. the gathering will lay the groundwork for the congress and 2022. that's where she is expected to seek a 3rd 5 year term. hundreds of top party officials including state leaders, minister than military chiefs are all taking parts. katrina, you was more on the significance of this meeting invasion. we've only had 3 historical resolutions announced in the last century also which says how important this meeting will be. the platinum itself takes place every year, but it's not very often at all that we hear that a historical resolution will be announced. and, and what's that basically, this is a statement or a speech that will have

a huge impacts on chinese politics going forward. it will sort of say what is acceptable, what is not, what should be celebrated, what should be criticized, and it will really lay ground work down for the future direction of the party. so we've had cheated paying, and he will be central to this meeting and he's expected to really underscore his power during this meeting this week. now, it just for a little bit of history, he came to power 20122013. and he started his rule with this powerful anti corruption campaign in this campaign full so very effective in eliminating she's opponents and his enemies as well. and in 2018 we had the announcement that there will be an ending of presidential term limits allowing she to ping to continue for 2nd term and into this unprecedented 3rd term, which is also about to begin. and earlier this year, when the communist party celebrated it's 100 years in power, she's in paying announce the achievement of shall called chevrolet,

which is moderately prosperous society. and this is really seen by, by many here in china. she's saying that he can deliver on a promise made to the chinese people about 100 years ago, that he can make china more wealthy and more powerful. that was seen as a step into further legitimizing his position as the valid leader of china. hunger in august on is that record levels more than half the population that's about 22000000 people don't know where their next meal is coming from. charlotte bellis reports from capital. where agencies are warning that without immediate medical intervention, millions of children may starve to death. cody sunday is one of the busiest food markets in western cobble. the produce comes fresh from farms outside the city prices a cheap. the 3 years resume has been here with his wheel bearer. he's

a corrupt you want men who for a small fee transport shot his groceries. yet for the last few months, his wheelbarrow has been mostly empty. he's his shelters, can't afford his services. got a lovely so 1st thing, let him out. there is no business. he tells his men, we just rolling around. he approaches women. hopefully they may need help. but i can't remember if i le auntie. do you need a wheelbarrow? he asks, but they walk away or ignore him. but i generally thought i said, i say he's 5 hours into his work day and it's only 20 since he used to earn about $3.00 a day enough to pay his rent and feed his family. frustrated, he hits home, he spends his day surrounded by food, but even more frequently returns to his family empty handed. afghanistan's economy is collapsing, under the last government 75 percent of public expenditure came from foreign grants . us and un sanctions made bet,

evaporated upon the tele bonds. takeover taliban officials say they need sanctions lifted an aid agencies to return to tackle the problem with little money to go round banks limit with rules. employers can't pay the stuff and result in his family. a paying the price to day they had green t for breakfast. lunch is darlin bridge. they will rush in the left over for dinner . massena file as well as ship all of our loan. so got about like the hotel on those guns that i used to bring a lot of food to the house before the taliban. but now there is no work there and it is pushing me to even more of a crisis and that i'm due to pay $22.00 for rent. but i still owe for last month. and a children's health is getting recruit day by day. they are not alone. 95 percent of people in afghanistan are not consuming enough food. and more than half about 22000000 people a malnourished,

some so severely. they may not make it through the winter. this is what rizal is trying to avoid. al jazeera, his visit, had multiple hospitals in recent months. the ward swelling with more children being treated for malnutrition. agency say it's the worse food crisis in afghanistan. since records began. they say children are already starving to death. we are looking at 5000000 children who are one step away from starving to death. so that serious 5000000 children are going hungry. they do not have food. they're surviving on bread and to the day than really they are getting is not is not enough to sustain them. reusable, la doesn't know what to do. he says the pressure is immense. the days are getting shorter and he wanted is if he and his wheelbarrow bring home just enough for his young family to last winter. charlotte bellis. osha? 0. couple. just a moment ago, we were telling you about reports of

a rebel group who is now taking control of villages in north kiva without the eastern democratic republic of congo will bring in malcolm when once again, he's joining us from nairobi. so malcolm, tell us what the latest is what we're hearing is that the 5 is have moved into 2 small towns and villages the, to the democratic republic of congo, very close to congo border. we've gotten there and also not far from the border. it shares with wonder what we've had from several sources. is that the finances from the m 23. great. which for the government for about a year and a half. about a years ago, you know, some of the people fleeing say they've recognized some of the commanders of this arms group as people who they knew to, to be commanded. all of them. 23 fighting units back in 2012, 2013 and 100. the people have crossed through the town of been

a gone to the board of town with you gotten that many of them carrying their possessions and sheltering in the town, have been gone to people who fear the fighting and fear. the psalms group, which was known by like the communities for rights abuses in the territories that it called in that it, that it controlled in the last chapter of this conflict that took place about 8 years ago. and what do we make of the timing of all of this? why are they attacking again now? it's not exactly clear, but they were defeated squarely by the con. you leave communities army 8 years ago in the m 23 fighters at that time. most of them were fled into uganda and remained there since some of the commanders were in the neighbouring wonder and both were wanda and you got there were accused of backing up armed group by you and investigated the local population in the areas very much so it is

a rwandan in cash and into east in congo. they were wondering, you know, do a denied being involved in this group. we don't know exactly why it's re service again now. and so if you haven't communicated anything, hasn't said what it demands or what it aims are, but compared to 8 years ago, the situation is very different in so far as the connelly's army is not nearly as strong as it was at that moment when it had some substantial support from un peacekeepers and them foreign support. and also this comes at a time where eastern congress is relatively insecure to other groups. the adf, another one called cadet co, just to the north of this area, have been attacking a lot of towns and villages and ambush in vehicles on the road. in recent years, the area is generally less stable. we don't know how strong in 23 is at this moment with the has any foreign support as it was widely believed to have before. thank

you so much malcolm lab reporting from ruby canals, plenty morehead on the all desert his hour, including a show of support for the future government, hundreds of thousands rally as rebels groups threatened to march on the capital of the south. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. taking action on raising sea level. we look at the city is battling to keep the water at bay. but a very important redbull shine at the mexican rom, pre details coming up later this hour. ah. but 1st the u. s is offered to help iraqi authorities investigating the attack on the countries prime minister, arm drones targeted, missed a phone call to me resident and the high security green zone. in the early hours of sunday, he escaped unharmed. it comes after a violent protest against the recent election results that speak to him while he's

joining us from baghdad to tell us where the investigation stands right now and have the iraqis accepted the americans offer for help the welder in, according to this pokemon, of the commander in chief of iraq's armed forces. this is the major generally ahead . he stated that the investigations are still ongoing and they have found out that to drones loaded with exclusive they were launch it from an area about 12 kilometers north east of both dad and they were flying at lou altered huge. and that's the reason why they were not detected by doors de jones, according to your head, a school also, they will not flying over the u. s. embassy. that is why they were not hit by the

embassies defense system up this statement. also, i added that to the investigations are still ongoing. we know that the joint operation command stated there the day before. i mean, the dead, it stated yesterday that they were there were 3 johns, but today they corrected. they corrected information and they said only to a drones and my hood. we can see people still camped out behind. you are protesting the election results. just give a sense of how many people still remain and what they'll be doing next will is, are the supporters of the political parties that lost in the election. they arrange an affiliated deb political parties previously dominant political parties that last many seats in the election than they say that they will continue protesting here

until the election electoral commission responds to their demand by conducting a manual recount of all the votes. but on the other hand, the political leaders that at the political leaders of the political party that lost in the election day met last night, according to inform, at sources close to the prime minister, must have academy. they met with a rainy and commander of and puts force a part of the iranian republican gods. he met with academy it here in baghdad, along with the leaders of the political leaders. iranian affiliated affiliated, political leaders, and iranian affiliated armored groups. they all met him, but that, and he wants to send a message that iran does not want any escalation between these on the groups and cousin me, at least for the time being. he wants to diffuse the tension between a cousin government and those iranian backed on the groups. okay,

thank you so much ronald, i'm the law had reporting from baghdad. iraq ah, leaders will use the 2nd and final week of the cop 26 climate, some at to see consensus on financial help for developing and vulnerable countries, previous commitments by richer nations on a longstanding issue remain unfulfilled. the 1st week saw pledges to curb methane emissions phase out coal fired power, stop overseas fossil fuel financing, and save forests. active as guttenberg has labeled a talks, a failure, and an exercise in green washing. and are simmons following the talks for us out of glasgow. andrew, what's on the agenda for today? we'll, as you pointed out, the issues of adaptation, lawson damage sales rather worthy. but it is a really key part of whether or not this summit is going to be successful because

small, a poor countries, some of the worst affected states in the world are desperately needing good financing to replace up the energy that they're using. if they're using fossil fuels, for example, that they'll need to adapt and that is at holly expensive, and certainly the performance of cop to date a has been very weak on this pledges made pledges broken. i'm sums of money that haven't been enough that will all millions of dollars on the table right now, but still that's a long way to go with me right now is cassie flynn. now she's very well qualified to give us an overview of what's going to be happening in this. as we're past the half wasted, your a united nations development program head of climate policy. so tell us this week's crucial. is it not? it's absolutely crucial. and right now we're really at the halfway point of these negotiations, we saw over a 120 heads of state arrive last week, having

a lot of things to say lot of pledges, as you said, pledges made, sometimes really questioning whether these pledges will be actually fulfilled or not, but at the same time, we have a number of issues on the negotiations that really have to be resolved. when it comes to the pairs agreement, there are a number of rules of the road that are being negotiated right now. and over the last few years, we've been negotiating them sort of one by one, and we're at the very end of the list. now. things like lawson damage things like article 6 and carbon markets. negotiators are hard at work trying to find areas of compromise on this. these are the stickiest issues, but they are critical to the parents agreement and we have to make progress on them this week of the buyer's agreement. we're talking here about sticking to this limit of 1.5 degrees centigrade, crucial. but please take us through this cuz a lot of people just don't get it. this is a bit like the security council, one member can veto whatever it comes. people come up with here, there's

a very powerful lobby for the fulsome fuel industry. we're hearing now and it's much big of the actual presence of delegates here is much bigger than some of any other states represented. tell me, where are we with this? and how does it, how does this mechanism work? will we get a clear picture? well, something that's really important about these negotiations is that they are consensus based. meaning, every country has to agree at the same time. and this poses a lot of challenges operationally because it means everything that comes out when that gobble goes down. that all countries have to be on the same page. and to think about, you know, getting your family to agree on what to have for lunch is hard, but getting nearly 200 countries to agree on one of the biggest negotiations of one of the biggest crises the world is facing really takes a very complex, intricate set of negotiations that really bring everyone to the table. and this idea of consensus is really important because it means that every country is equal

footing at the around the table of the biggest emitters are the same as the smallest emitters, those that are really, really vulnerable. but it often means that progress is not as quick as people want or that science needs us to be as his. then i'm afraid that so he goes on for and that situation cassie is highlighting it. can i take only one state to ruin a progress on an overall decision, an overall weight forward a cope so much concern? a lot of concerned about how this is gonna go this week and okay, thank you so much. andrew simmons reporting from glasgow will ask you when climate summit enters its final days in scotland. many activists say they're disappointed its commitments haven't gone far enough. and the climate change accelerates. people in some coastal cities are taking action themselves. and gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world,

according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that is not addressed. threatening future if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area, their challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge. so that illusion in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow in the city that expanding and known as the gateway to the americas. but they're all learners of hope. for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels.

and there's no question it is vulnerable. but many people point to this building the present museum of miami as a picture of what the future might look like, sitting over 3 meters higher than current storm surge requirements, the museum incorporates the latest in poorest materials, water management techniques and drainage. okay, well this is fine. let's do more of it despite the cost of construction of well over a $100000000.00. it's an example of what can be done. we knew exactly where this building was going to be. we wanted to make sure it was here forever. and it starts right there, what are the needs of an art museum, but what are the needs when you are on the water in miami, florida, like many coastal cities, miami city planners of finally taking action. some architects envisioning a very different relationship with the rising sees designs like this may be revolutionary, but experts say the alternative is unthinkable. we have an opportunity, hopefully to innovate and to think of ways that we can live with water and,

and still not have to pack and go right cuz you know, displacing 6000000 people, you know, in an urban area is no easy task. the challenges in the costs involved the monumental, the sea levels continue to rise. the city could soon run out of options at the gallic rogers era. miami, florida. stella had on the news hour. folk counting in nicaragua, president her take as expected to win a poll that the u. s. is falling, a pantomime will tell you why people in mexico are excited to be back in queues. like these in the premier league, liverpool suffer, their 1st loss in 7 months. why not later in school? ah that was is too restless as it should be,

it being autumn. so that's really windy weather is probably the thing to focus on the media future. and this low in the western meadows thing that's in place winding itself up and causing some pretty nasty weather. in fact, there's a strong wind blowing across into the norton formation coast and then wrapped around the low itself. is that normally gail from the knocker? so 2 aspects to look at really the strong winds with the rain to hit the north coast, algeria, and this wind of which there is a red warning at the moment. lasting through monday and into tuesday. the range, the size of that is still falling in both it has a government in exactly the place where it costs flooding only a couple of days ago. now that does tend to improve in the wind, will eventually ease for this low. if anything gets worse, lose back through the valley, our acts towards the east coast despite not be there on wednesday as well. it's not a place to be at the moment. in the lower part of europe, it's was a cease already the cold as.