all julians are right now more concerned about who's going to be the next president when they go to after they go to the polls on sunday. thank you very much. i latin america, lucy and human. now and now the stories are following. europe's top court has ruled the hungry, violated you law 3 years ago when it made a criminal offense. they made it a criminal offense to help asylum seekers for 2018 hungary and or threatens a sentence of up to a year in prison for people help migrants and refugees apply for asylum. rights groups are welcoming the ruling. has been frequent tension between the you and hungry over the anti immigration policies of the president victor, or pan french police of dismantled a migrant company at dunkirk. as tensions are on the rise between london and paris of the number of people illegally crossing the english channel. french media reporting that close to a 1000 refugees and migrants have been moved from the camp to local shelters.

partition french officials of agreed to strengthen cooperation in the fight against people. traffic was often more than a 1000 refugees landed on u. k. shores in a single day last week. but the french police say there are too many migrants to be able to stop the flow completely. it was the news ally from london much more still ahead. we're looking at land slides and dramatic rescues as west and canada gets a months worth of rain in just 24 hours a week. maybe one of the biggest single is in the d r. c. but his songs and bond will tell you why. and in sport, the defending champion is looking good for a semi final place. last big event of the men's tennis season. ah

hello, let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days. and it remains unsettled in the south, thanks to low pressure that's clinging on around western parts of the mediterranean, bringing some really wet and windy weather here. but for the north of this across those central areas, it is a lot quieter. a lot dryer, that we do have a bit of cloud lingering here for the north of this is getting rather wintery in scandinavia. we've got a cold front that's blown across the north of the british isles, bringing some heavy snow to western areas of norway, bloss 3 showers to denmark. and as we go into, does a lot of that snow is going to spread across in to sweden. now in the north west for britain, an island is wet her up in the north, but it's dry a down in the south of spells the sunshine coming through for southern areas of england. and as we moved down to the i barian potential is looking lot fine and dry . if a portugal lots of sunshine, a little bit cooler and madrid, the temperature sitting in the mid teens. but for the really wet and windy weather,

we have to head to the southeast, it's going to pick up here as it will for coastal areas of algeria and it's going to get wet again for southern areas of italy in particular for puleo we have got a warning out here for heavy rain, but for rome it does dry up and we'll have sunshine through the weekend. ah. oh, the land of the free. if you a black or criminal, you are someone that was shadow accent would america gives you a new episode of democracy, maybe explodes, racial conflict, ethnic politics and inequality in the united states. they get upset to say all learns because they want to focus on what we had a dream on al jazeera. setting the discussions, what is greenwashing is when an oil company told screen, but ex,

unflinching listen. are you committed to building a vibrant democratic up godsa, sharing personal stories with a global audience? our menaces had no idea what happening on the shop floor, but i could see the body bag explore and abundance of world class programming climate change. another issue of survival on al jazeera lou ah, ah, look at the main stories. polish police have used it was a cannon and fired tear gas as well as stung grenades at refugees and migrant strides on the border with barrows,

minced cars accused poland of escalating the crisis. but many of the people who is stuck there say that bell russian authorities are stopping them from going back to mince. at least 3 civilians have been killed and a double suicide bombing in uganda and capital camp. allah 3 attackers also died. please say the attacks were carried out by members of the rebel group. the allied democratic forces and russia has reject to u. s. a natal accusations that it behave recklessly by blowing up one of its own satellites. the us says that moscow karen, our weapons test endangering astronauts on the international space station to who then leases the final frontier. both the united states and russia and $109.00. other countries are parties to the u ends. outer space treaty devised at the height of the space race in the sixty's. it states that space cannot be kind by any one

nation. and anyone that does explore it are such the responsible for any damage that's done. it covers the military aspects what it calls celestial bodies should be used for peaceful purposes and that weapons of mass destruction of band. but it does not forbid or military activities in space. the use of conventional weapons or formation of military space forces anatolia. zach is the publisher of russian space dot com. he joins me from morristown, new jersey. so 1st of all, why, why was this satellite blown up? well, the, so it was essentially define, it was not used for many, many years, was launched and life. and i just don't want centrally out of commission for many years, but it was used as a target for a new missile news was used as a,

a tool essentially in shorda, this type of weapon to work. if you do my story. but the central is that can go from the ground in the space intercept the. so i just saw it, there are many, many pieces which we now have to deal with. and when you say we now have to deal with it, what does that mean? you talking about of well, very big piece of equipment and when it is destroyed in this way, that, that, what does that mean for the, why do the fragments take so long to, to disintegrate? well, this particular subtle, i, because of the use of the anti something like when it was, it isn't the greatest instantly it was one piece and it became one instance of became right now there are $1400.00 profitable pieces. and there are probably

websites assured that hundreds and hundreds of more which are simply far away to be seen by a radar. so this is essentially a result of weapons use in space. if the missiles are used to get finalized, that's what we, we get essentially in the existence of those d, b of those pieces. debt that's very much ok if you own a particular orbit of the satellite, you know what happens to be high enough for those pieces to survive for dozens of yours, if not hundreds of years. so as a result we, we have to deal with this problem for, for a long time. you know, it's not just one program like i said, it's 1400 uses, which we know him. all of them probably many, many more. well, the u. s. is accused to russia as of endangering the safety of crew on the

international space station is not likely to be an ongoing threat given what you just said. joseph will space, of course, is a would it be a place? and of course, there are relatively low chance that those pieces will intersect at one point. but again, when you have hundreds and hundreds of them, you know, well, of course the international space station is inhabited for many, many years from now, like 20 years. there are crews on board, there is always a chance, and there are all of the examples in the history of explanation where the total accidental collision so completely unrelated satellites. so this danger does exist in what particular probably might think about this once it goes away. if altitude right now is relatively similar to that of the international space station. so i'm fuel all this, d b essentially a sphere. we cannot fully last,

well we cannot relax for many other reasons because there are a lot of jonathan space. but where this kind of huge while the debrief is generated on one second. and of course i'm sure to exist there for many, many years. that's a big problem for everybody. thank you for explaining it to us anatoly. zach. again, the broker or turkey is calling for a resolution to the debt financing dispute between lebanon and several gulf states . it's foreign minister is currently on a visit, and he's capital a route. and he's ministers. critical comments about the saudi like coalition in yemen, prompted riyadh and on the golf nations to expel their lebanese ambassadors. they know honda has a report now. turkeys. foreign minister says he is here to enhance ties with beirut and mellow cho was all glow offer to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with

its long time partner's gulf states. but that's a tough task. saudi arabia, the u. e behaving in kuwait, have severed diplomatic relations with the lebanese government because they say it's controlled by the iranian backed, has below no bounds. if we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue, we are ready to play a role in this. the art says the crisis is about, but it's cold has follows domination over the country. the problem is not related, not only in many local issues, just between women and jody. maybe between jody tell us, although was inter before arriving in beta, which is among the battle grounds, where the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran plays out. it's also being fought in yemen, where the pro iranian hutus are making their way into my rep. the government's last stronghold in the north is dying. the accusing kind of

support being that are being very security off. why and the united states the day long to keep the minimums and it seems to us and saudi arabia have different priorities. washington backs prime minister and as you may at the government and has called on golf, countries to restore ties with living on that needs. international support. saudi arabia has long channeled funds into this country child economy, but it has with health support in recent years because of hezbollah influence gulf . our estates are a lifeline for hundreds and thousands of lebanese and living on leaders are trying to find a way out of the diplomatic riff which has worse and political divisions and added to the economic turmoil. the crisis is rooted beyond lebanon's borders in

geopolitical rivalry between many stakeholders. turkey appears to have entered the free 7 for their ultra 0. they root a journalist, imprisoned in me and morphin 86 months is right back to the united states. after his surprise release on monday, danny fenced, his mother rushed over to hug him as he stepped out to the car. a court in me and my had sentence fence to to 11 years of hard labor last week. the charges including incitement. he was arrested 6 months ago, one of hundreds of journalists detained, following february's military co shaving a hold of my family at frontier medium, or i still haven't been able to communicate with them. there's still a lot of work to do over the long term. come and, you know, it's the moment that had been imagining so intensely for so long as you know, surpasses everything i imagine now,

to canada, the largest port, vancouver is cut off from the rest of the country by floods and landslides, triggered by a weekend of record breaking rain, all roads and rail links out of the city are closed. military helicopters are helping to rescue hundreds of people trapped in mud slides. across the province of british columbia. 1000 have been forced to flee their homes with some region, seeing a months worth of rain in just 24 hours. or jody vans is in vancouver and joined us now via skype. can you just give us some idea of the magnitude of this weather event? it is one that has never been seen before in a region that is very used to heavy rainfall and certainly at this time of year. but what has been dubbed by meteorologist as an atmospheric river brought relentless rainfall to the coast of canada, the west coast of canada and in british columbia,

which triggered mud slides just 4 and a half months after. we had incredible numbers of wildfires throughout the province of british columbia, leaving many areas scorched and, and really vulnerable, i guess is what we're hearing from experts now to mud slides. when rainfall like this occurs, the series of events that took place in shutting down one major through fair one major highway after another in rapid succession is something that no government i guess could prepare for. certainly there were preparations in place for this atmosphere river. but at seeing all of the major highways to and from metro, vancouver and the rest of canada blocked at this hour. and indeed just receiving word that there has been one confirmed fatality. as the body of one woman has been pulled up from the mud slide. just north of whistler black home, which is the international sky destination, about 2 hours drive north of vancouver right along the coast. so confirmed now one

fatality, but certainly much more clean up and search to be done here. and how is this damage and destruction affecting evacuation efforts? it has been unbelievable. truly something to behold. you almost all in this area know somebody stuck somewhere because there are just simply so many mudslide, so many rivers breaching in their edges and flood waters coming across. what is the trans canada highway the highway that literally spans this entire country from coast to coast in some form is completely closed down and flooded by the the push back of waters in a river south of the border in the united states. the new sack river is cresting south of the border, and that is a domino effect that leads up here into canada. and we are hearing a evacuations of abbotsford, chill, whack merit. princeton, entire townships,

entities are being evacuated, as you mentioned, off the top in the thousands married bc saw there waste water transfer station flooded and an emergency evacuation of 75000 people. basically, you were told, if your address is an even number, you go to kamloops an hour up the road. if you're an odd number, you go an hour and a half and the other direction to colona, and certainly yet again, is 4 and a half months after wildfire. evacuation theory are once again, same area as being devastated in just a completely and utterly opposite way. not drought and fire, but in fact, now flooding and water damage. thank you very much, jody vance. in vancouver. now the drug make a pfizer is agreed to allow the manufacturers to make its anti viral corona virus pill and supply it to $95.00 low and middle income countries. the licensing deal means a generic version will be available around 53 percent of the global population. but

the medical charge doctors without borders says it's this haunted by this deal. because it excludes countries of capacity to make generic drugs like argentina and china. data from clinical trials shows the pill cuts the chance of hospitalisation or death adults with severe risk of contracting cove at 19 by 90 percent. now, government sensors in the democratic republic of congo have banned 7 pop songs. most of them critical of the president felix tissue kate in party. it's caused a huge public outcry and criticism from international lights groups so far, only one band has been over time by the government. mark, why brings us more from kinshasa? ah g. i look in the previous couple, elvis is used to his songs, being government centers here and democratic republic of congo have outlawed his songs from radio and t v stations and stopped him playing concerts. later recording

was one of 7 songs the sensors band last week. it's about perceived failures of the government of president felix jessica song in the form of a letter to to katie's father. at the end, he was a popular opposition politician for decades who died before his son came to power. your boss grew up. i think we as you've sent away former president joseph capella, accompanied by songs and protested, why can't we do this against prison? fedex versus a kid, you know, as we continue to fight national, directing more of the youth who are tired, but by the we can do or of lucian with gun. but this is why lounging songs, if you don't feel no people have been monitoring on the street of the capital, can chatter, church leaders, right? groups and opposition. politicians called for the demonstrations. they say

president is a get. he's trying to take control of the electoral commission ahead of election you in 2 years. they were also protesting against the new tax on mobile phone uses . everyone in the sun pays at least a few dollars every month deducted from their credit. it's fairly affordable for many of congos. 40000000 phone uses the mobile phone tags. there's just one of a number of ways that many people feel public money is being misused or stolen. and so it's general sense, especially among many young people. so many things haven't really changed since felix is the candy canes. the power 3 years ago. congos, vast mineral wealth doesn't benefit many of its people. most workers struggle in informal job, the low wages one. i forget what daniel mcdaniel, somethings that the band you led the revolution hang about one of the other plan

songs within days of its release, it was viewed more than a 1000000 times on youtube. justice min later overturned it ban, following criticism from rights groups. government says it in the process of changing the ways of the past regimes. we don't ban it's not part of our strategy. it was a mistake. i turned you clearly, and the juices meaning to make a statement on got into won't be done like that anymore, because you are making your reform on about that clinician g. bob elvis says he's waiting for the promise for food. it says the government hasn't fulfilled it promises, but that's what he keeps thinking about. and that's why i says his phones are still banned. like malcolm web al jazeera, kinshasa democratic republic of congo. luckily, time now for the sport with andy. thank you so much. marian will form

a professional crickets as a refill is told a u. k parliamentary inquiry that he was humiliated by racist abuse throughout his career in england or faith says the english game is institutionally racist. a warning his evidence contained the use of racist phrases. the view is may find offensive. nadine barber reports from london. he promised it was time for truth must seem or feet arrive to give evidence to a parliamentary committee. it was mosque zone and gloves off. as he recalled his time at yorkshire county cricket club, i just joined address room full of my heroes. michael vaughn. matthew. oh god part of the 2005, she's team and it was just the most surreal moment for me. i entered the dresser room pretty early on me and other people from asian background. there was comments such as you lot see over there near the toilet. and if it washes and the word

packee was used constantly, and there just seems to be an acceptance in the institution. i'm from the leaders and no one, no one ever stumped out. back in september, a summary of an unpublished report by the club said refill had been bullied and racially harassed. but in one instance, labeled the use of a racial slur as banter for me, yorkshire chairman roger hot and resigned over the clubs response, which is the no action against any staff or players. this been a substantial amount of thoughtlessness and ignorance. a reluctance to apologize. a reluctance to the c, z, the victim, and reluctance to put into place the the recommendations when pushed, hutchins said the club fell within the definition of institutional racism. he also suggested the england and wales cricket border e. c. b could and should have investigated refix allegations. it's very clarity in

a 2nd and you could describe this is the wild west the way this is what we've had this morning. do you think the sea bass? yes i do. i think her, we are learning a lesson here about and what are you learning, mr. allison? well, i think we've got a long way to go to fulfill our, our ambition to my cricket again for everyone. as emer fix testimony here was protected by parliamentary privilege, meaning he could name no use without fear of legal reprisal. but he stressed that it was never about going off the individual for him, but he wants to help create to help your sport for everybody. a massive believer everything up for a reason. and like i said, hopefully 5 years time and we're going to see a big change. and i like to look back at the and i did something thus far bigger than any runs or go or any with kepsa go. but yeah, if horrible, it refers called for real changes to get rid of all discrimination and crickets,

including against black players and women. the committees do to wish you its own recommendations. it's then up to the government to decide what action if any should be taken. mentioned that the barber al jazeera london balance was someone of the netherlands have made sure of as for next year's football world cup in cats, off the dutch miss down from the farmers in 2018. this colo from steven by wine, put them on their way to victory over norway, another and finishing some of the group. thanks to a to know when here no way and that campaign in bird spot, meaning they will not be going to get it. but instead of put themselves a place in the place they came from behind to be once in a growth see one finished behind the dutch in group g turkey looking through the finals for the 1st time since 2002 iran are looking good to make it to those finals in capsule, they beat syria 3 new to states, off of group

a in asian qualifying iran remain unveiled in their campaign. the all much is left to go the top soon. each group will qualify automatically for the finals with the 3rd place. team going into play off. also in that group all the united arab emirates, they've just picked the 1st one in this stage of qualifying b, lebanon, one mill, over place their hopes of a high off spot. saudi arabia, they're in control of group b. they beat viet nam, so l l. sherry's effort, just creeping over the line to say one, know when it's a victory. that means the saudis are and beaten in the final stage of asian qualifying, and they took the group with 16 points and i think we were on the way now. so i think we have big chances specially we have 2 more games in our and so did a be in our house. and i think that gives the good advantage to qualify to the world cup as the 1st of his on japan of move ahead of australia in

a 2nd place in that group. australia could only draw 11 in this game against china, japan. the crucial one. know when, why and man not if any champion dental med bit of looking good at the, the season ending atp finals in italy, the russian has recorded his 2nd straight when this one against germany's alexander thereof, in 3 set competition as a group format method of own calls to reach the semi finals. dominic seems to list the trophy last year. there's been a change in survey and for lympics skateboarder scholars brown. the 13 year old is just made her professional surfing w in brazil. this she's took care games. brown became a britain's youngest of olympic medalist. she says she's hoping to compete both think and skateboarding of the 2024 lympics in paris. ok, that is facebook looking for now? let's get back to marian inland. lovely, andy, thank you very much. that's it for the news. our morning is coming up in just

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enough. here at the obviously national park, an annual ceremony has been launched hopper should, than individuals pay $5000.00 to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00, much of it for conservation initiatives. ah . ready violence at the border between poland and bella, rose water cannon and tear gas fired on like grants. and they were trying to cross the batter russian border. ah, no, i'm mary. i'm demising with al jazeera, also coming up on the program. the anti satellite missile test that endangered the

international space station and its crew. russia denies its actions were reckless.