iraq's last generation on al jazeera. oh, be the hero world needs right. washer. oh, polish police, fire water cannon until gas at refugees and migrants caught up in the crisis on the border with bellows. ah, hello, welcome on pete adobe. you're watching al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up at least 3 people are killed in suicide bombings in the ugandan capital. the police say a group which pledges allegiance to, i sole is responsible, chilly senate says voted against, impeaching the president sebastian pinero. he faced corruption allegations linked

to the sale of a mining company. parts of canada have been cut off after a heavy rain and landslide. some places have seen a month's reign in just 24 hours. the police in poland to fight water cannon and tear gas at refugees and migrants trying to cross the border from belarus. thousands of people have been camped in freezing conditions there for more than a week. i said big reports from the poli side of the border desperate people being pushed back with water cannon and t. a guest stuck on the bedroom, the inside of the border polish forces, stopping them from crossing into the you. it was only a matter of time these people faced with the lack of food, water, shelter, and sub 0 temperatures tried to push forward at the crossing at the brewster at the front. amazing young men. but many women and children are in the crowds behind. to

those on the receiving end to her, it's an inhumane and hypocritical rejection by europe. middle of zero's report on the grand spoke with them. yes, i was there to charlotte while they're using pepper spray and water and tear gas against the children. is this the human rights of europe? 10 days we've been here without water temperatures or minus 5. and what can we do? where are the human rights organizations? we were a good country. they invaded iraq in 2003. we've lost everything. we've sold our cars and sold our houses. they've destroyed our country and now this is their human rights regina martin, the live column on in nevada. we haven't slept since yesterday. our feet are freezing and the only word we can hear is attention, attention, eagle, and we have kids. we have wives and you know, if they don't want to allow us through them, return us back to our countries. we haven't eaten for 5 days, only little foods available for women and kids. we need a safe place. we need a safe country on it certainly is an uneven fight. washington,

how can you say poland wants to show the world? it is defending europe's border against a belly routine dictator using desperate people as a weapon. they say alexander lucas shanta is taking revenge on the e. u for sanctions imposed after his violent crackdown on political opposition at home. for months, belarus has been granting migrants visa z, promising them an easy route into the you and you probably america just because i'll be up to societal for you. as i have told merkle, the problem is that we don't save those people. we would both lose. sheila both bellows and to an even bigger extent. the european union was didn't let through the refugees to the e. u territory. that's why i proposed on solving the situation in general, we agreed with merkel. we won't talk about it specifically. she, after some time for pause to discuss the proposal with a members of the european union. that's fine. what's it just as the numbers at the border grow? so to does the desperation, they can't go back,

pull them says it cannot santa. that means we are likely to see more people pushing forward and the polish forces using tougher tactics to keep them out. i said, beg, i'll jazeera, near the poland bella roost border. alina cook, joe is the director of the globe set policy institute. she says, very little laid is getting to those in need. it is very difficult to assess what exactly is going on. and the board there are because the axis of journalists were a civil societies is limited on both sides of the border. that's enough either it's violence on both sides. the raw reports that of course, the police forces are using violence to respond to what they see. i had to attack the board, the and it's violent provocation, said the border at the same time are also evidence and reports that below and forces are due to not the people at the board that they're forcing people to stay at the border and not allowing people to go back to me and to return back home if

they wish to. so unfortunately, it looks like the migrants are trapped between the 2 sites. are a lot of women and children. among them, the european union, the polish side, tried to pass some human uterine aid, but unfortunately, the butler which inside is not very cooperative. on the other side, we try to provide some very limited assistance, but definitely it's also in the interest of alexander lucas shanker to make sure that the situation is as bad as possible to pressure the european union or to give him some political concessions. and unfortunately, he is not very much concerned about the place of the migrant and about the potential laws of human rights. the report that some people are now moved to some make sure facilities to provide some shelter and coverage. the european union is also trying to work with an international organization that are currently in borrows. at least 3 people have been killed in

a double suicide bombing in the ugandan capital come parlor one explosion, 2 placed near checkpoints at the central police station. on the 2nd, near the parliament building 3 attackers also died in the blast, katherine sawyer reports. this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in kampala at a check point at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later, a 2nd went off, yet the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along with 3 other people. dozens were injured. this footage was released by the police who said a 4th man was arrested and a suicide jack had found at his home. that unfortunate. it's happening as such a time that we're trying to go back to our normal livelihoods. so if this people can come at such a premises of police under unset of a boom,

then you know, things are not good. the aftermath shoes, how powerful the blasts were broken, windows binding vehicles and terrified people police. the attacks were carried out by a gang walking alongside the allied democratic forces. the armed group has its roots in northern uganda, but is now based in the democratic republic of congo. its fighters have killed thousands of people in the east in recent years. the hallmarks of the attack clearly indicates that the if leading radicalized groups ah, will still have a desire to carry out little attacks on soft targets using suicide attackers, an improvised explosive devices behind these attacks. this attack follows to others. last month, one killed a waitress in a restaurant and a 2nd on a bass. 2 days later injured several people. i still claimed those attacks. the adf

has pledged it allegiance to the group, the involvement over the ugandan. annette in the peacekeeping missions in the region, especially in samaria mix uganda targets, or some of these groups. what's happening in uganda also comes at a time when the military is planning to deploy its soldiers to eastern d, r. c, to help kimberly's troops and un peacekeepers fight adf. there, they'll help congress troops and un peacekeepers to fight 80 a forces. katherine saw alta 0 p. j crowley is formerly a u. s. assistant secretary of state. he thinks the group police are blaming for the attacks. the adf is using the eye so brand to pursue its own local interest. i think the, that the current state of the extremist movement is that you rather than having

a central caliphate which has been defeated in iraq and syria, you now have as lama, state brand, that is acquired by local groups, so that, you know, is it adf, is it islamic state, actually it can be both, and in this instance you have a local group with a grievance towards uganda that is willing to fly the, the atlantic state flag or so i think we have to look at the islamic state as much as a brand as a movement, i think this is a perfect example of extremist groups looking for the path of least resistance. and wherever they are perhaps is, are gaps in effective governments. they're able to insinuate themselves into, into these local or regional conflicts. so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively govern. but then you have next door,

a country like the, the congo, which has vast areas that are largely uncovered. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen here the last couple of days. the chilean president has survived and impeachment vote to remove him from office. the senate vote fell short of the 2 thirds majority required to sebastian panera. he was accused of corruption following the leak of the so called pandora papers which exposed the hidden wealth of some world leaders and big business people. the documents linked pinero to the sale of a mining company through the family business to a close friend. kenyatta denied the charges. latin america editor, lissy, and human says there's still a chance. the president will face a legal battle president have a damping it had been accused of gravely compromising the dignity of the country

and of impropriety. what unlike in the lower house, the president's concern was coalition had enough votes to block conviction, which required a 2 thirds majority, one by one chillies, 43 senators, argued in favor or against the charges that the president had used his political power for his personal economic benefit in this case of family trust, the deal involved 125000000 dollar land sale for a mine and put project in what is an environmental hot spot? the deal involved guarantees that the area would not be declared a protected marine park. see, are y'all gonna pay by the here, okay. can a guess or no one can be so nice as to believe that he did not use his office to benefit him. so for one thing was reasonable as another one was stupidity up? no, i'm in that area that is one of chillies, richest men and has a history of ethically and legally questionable business dealings. yet he denies any wrong doing. and in sicily impeachment was manipulated by the opposition for

political gain just ahead of this sunday's national elections. the sensitive timing of this trial may have actually worked in pinion as favor. many believe that removing a president just days before a national election, or just 5 months before his due to step down could be to destabilizing. but on the streets of santiago, some didn't seem to care for christian pena hasn't been able to govern amid all the problems we've had. that's caused a lot of anger. so i for one, wouldn't miss him for the emotion on the level either. i don't care what happens to panera, i don't like politicians. we all bunch of these in this country. i don't even know if i'll vote in sundays. elections pineda is the 1st president in chilion history to have been impeached by congress. but while he may have survived this trial, that doesn't mean that congress may not decide to present different or similar charges against him once he's left office. which means that save us the on benita

may not be out of the woods yet. plenty more still to come from here on out to 0, including what's happened to me is up, but they'll never change. but my and wants to try and see if my experience can help others losing discrimination in english crickets. the former player, as even rossi says he lost his career to racism. ah hello, then let's look at the weather across the middle east and we've seen unsettled conditions sweep across iran. you can see that dense cloud cover bringing more sleet and snow to those central areas, but by the time we get into thursday, it is going to push or further east and we will see the temperature pick up in to run. now while it gets more settled here,

it is gonna turn rather unsettled across the levant. we've got some where to where the coming into play from northern areas of egypt, for israel and the occupied palestinian territories. but for the south of this, there is still a lot of warmth to be found or the temperature in riyadh is slightly below average . it will pick up over the coming days. and we've got a shamar wind blowing down, kicking up dust across the gulf states. so lots of hazy sunshine here. now as we move across to north africa, it is still looking rather fine and why across those central areas. we got a lot of rain around coastal areas of algeria. we could see further flooding here, and we're getting some rare rain in the desert in places like martini and the western sahara. but further south it is looking not as wet as it has been recently for areas such as the democratic republic of congo. though those heavy rains are going to pick up, as well as the north of angola, and as we head down to the south, is a lot of weather on the way for south africa. the

question the narrative. you don't have ways to check whether this information is real or not. you don't have any way to verify, identify who is telling the story. then most of these are multi national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating this mit. i'm going to tell you that i think that many people die because of the listening pace, deconstruct the media on this era. ah ah ah, welcome back 515 gmc, these are your top stories so far the half hour,

the police in poland to fire water, canada and t, a gas of refugees and migrants trying to cross into the from bellows thousands of stuck, their increase in conditions present accuses bella roost of encouraging people to illegally cross. these 3 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing in uganda. and capitol cam parlor 3 attack has also died. please say the bombings were carried out by members of a rebel group. the allied democratic forces which has ties to eisen and chillies president has survived on impeachment, vote to remove him from office. the senate vote fell short of a 2 thirds majority required to sebastian pinero use use of corruption, which he denied that he's one person has been killed by a landslide in canada following major flooding. that 2 others are still missing. extreme weather on the west coast. as for the closure of almost every road to and from vancouver, jody vance reports stranded for days, this air left was forced to wait for the extreme weather to subside before

helicopters could even begin to rescue motorist trapped by the flood waters. this is just one of many similar scenes happening across british columbia. meteorologist warned of the approaching atmospheric river headed toward the west coast of canada late last week. none could have predicted just how much rain would fall or for how long record rains devastated. major highways, one by one they were all closed. the 1st to close due to a mudslide, was the busiest, the coca how highway with a major connection between the port of vancouver and the rest of canada. sustaining major damage and officials have yet to determine any timeline on reopening the case of a debris, it may be as simple as removing the debris and showing that the road the road is safe. it may be in other areas that you know, there needs to be additional work done. but the bottom line is if those technical

assessments are being done and the ministry of transportation, highways are working as hard as they can to get roads open as quickly and safely as possible. evacuations and rescues remain the priority. also with the search and recovery of anyone reported missing deadly heat and wildfires in summer and just 5 months later. record rain and flooding all adding volume to prime minister just introduced plea cop 26 about the impacts of the climate emergency in canada. canada is warming on average, twice as quickly as the rest of the world. and in our north. it's 3 times quick. the science is clear, we must do more and faster with a storm. now past the repair and reopening timeline is the looming concern. jodie vance al jazeera, vancouver armenia says it's reached

a ceasefire with answer by gene following a day of violence which left at least 15 soldiers dead. armenians, defense ministry says russia, help broker. the troops danced moscow to help defend its territorial sovereignty against as area forces, which should accuse armenia, a provocation, armenia, and as the by john 4044 day war last year over the dispute. a territory often going to cut about the threats of a 2 week strike by energy workers in niger ia has triggered panic, petrol, buying long queues of cars, blocking streets in the capital of boucher. the government has tried to assure people there are sufficient stocks available, but it hasn't stopped drivers rushing to fill up the nigeria union, a petroleum natural gas workers, once the government to intervene. and what it says are unfair labor practices among the oil companies. the us secretary of state is calling only c o p to free 16 un staff detained in the capital, addis ababa for more than a week. anthony blinkin is due to me kenya's president to discuss

a range of issues including the conflict between ethiopia, governance, and forces in the northern region of to grey format, professional cricketer, as e rafino has told a u. k parliamentary inquiry that he was racially abused throughout his career in england. refix as the english game is institutionally racist. a warning his evidence does contain the use of race as tracy's that view, as may find offensive. not in barbara as the story from london. he'd 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, i should team and it was just the most surreal moment for me. i entered the dressing room pretty early on and me and other people are from asian background.

those comments, such as you lot say over there, near the toilets and, and if and washers and the word paki was used constantly and that just seems to be an acceptance and 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 is since it labeled the use of a racial slur as banter from a yorkshire chairman, roger hotter resigned over the clubs response which you see no action against any staff or players. this been a substantial amount of foolishness and ignorance. a reluctance to apologize, a reluctance to the c as in the victim and reluctance to put into place the on the recommendations when pushed hot and 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 say could you could describe this is the wild west the way this is what we've had this morning. do you think the sea bass hits the fan? yes, i do. i think we are learning a lesson here about and what lesson 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 every one, i seem to 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 after individuals 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 can look back that i did something thus far bigger than any runs ago or any wickets ago. but yeah, if horrible,

if this re fi called for real changes to get rid of all discrimination in cricket, 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 nadine barber al jazeera london balances. some of the drug company fires are seeking emergency use authorization in the u. s. for its experimental cobit 19 pill. the study by the company has found it reduces death and hospitalization cases in unvaccinated adults by 89 percent. viruses also seeking approval from several other countries, including the u. k, australia and south korea. tensions between russia and the west are playing out in space. moscow is rejecting u. s. and ne, to accusations that it behaved recklessly by blowing up one of its own satellites. the nato secretary general. yeah. and stilton burke's as debris from the destroyed satellite is now risk to other spacecraft. the u. s. secretary of state antony

blinkin says moscow carried out a weapons test that endangered the lives of 7 astronauts on the international space station. they were forced to take shelter in protective capsules. russia's foreign minister as accusing the us of double standards when it comes to using weapons in space. english is the world, the united states. coal is they put a new rules for space exploration. but for some reason, they have ignored for many years. the initiative of russia and china to prepare retreating to prevent an arms race in space. they simply ignoring and insisting instead on developing some sort of universal rules. however, do not state themselves, we're actively develop the arms race, but i go. germany's energy regulator has suspended the approval process for the nord stream to pipeline. it's meant to transport russian gas to europe, bypassing ukraine. the pipeline is the source of tensions involving the u. s. the

e u and russia, the u. s. and the u. k. say it will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy dominant cane picks up the story from berlin. then hugh has been very simply that they don't believe that the organization behind the old stream pipeline cold nor stream to ag, which is based in switzerland. they don't believe that it has enshrined german law into its operations at these base here in germany. quite technical ruling, but the basic deal being that the company needs to fully set itself up in germany and accept german jurisdiction as it were before any green lighting can be given in terms of the effect, this ruling will half well as a temporary stay in one perspective, we know that the company concerned no trim to a g in switzerland has got until a point in january. so reply, but obviously there is the geopolitical significance of this,

this pipeline. really polarizes opinion, not just in ukraine or germany, but around europe. there are some in germany who say, this is a good idea that this is helpful to the german economy. that gas coming through, we'll offer a new opportunities for gas consumers around western europe. there are also many people, politically, again, not just in germany, and noticed in ukraine when the british prime minister, the american president, the president of the united states, terabyte of all expressed real concerns about nordstrom too. there are some people who say that they believe that the russian government has been deliberately trying to force the german government into green lighting, nor the stream to quicker. well, this ruling would appear not to be safe paying any heed to that corruption trial of the former is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been suspended until next week for my aid to nothing yahoo had been expected to testify. but the judge

postponed the trial to give the defense more time to look over new evidence. netanyahu was accused of offering favorable treatment to media owners in exchange for positive news coverage. a year ago, the small island of providence, ya was devastated by the strongest hurricane to ever hit columbia. it destroyed the islands infrastructure and killed several people. the president even decay promised it would all be rebuilt within $100.00 days. bartos, alessandra rum, pierre t reports. many residents are still living in tents. are normally robinson a year later feels much like the 1st stay after house was destroyed by hurricane i yoda if i a value for my son. she and her family remain in a tent withholds. now letting the rain through memories of the devastations still hunter, looking as if he thought he had only if they have a heart, i beg them to please help us. we need a house. we need to be living comfortably again. it has been very difficult.

it is still very difficult, i asked so then she had just begun this 84, afro caribbean families have this small colombian islander frustrated, still waiting for a house to rebuild their lives. a year ago, the category 5 hurricane destroyed 98 percent of the infrastructure presidency. van duka promised to rebuild. in a 100 days the reconstruction has been very slow. the remains of the old hospital of yet to be demolished. limited care is offered in temporary tents. in wallace, no smallest, i'd recommend the book, it's frustrating. health should be a priority or we should have a better separation for cove with patients a but here it is, everybody with everybody following complaints and under increasing pressure, further slow progress. the government contractor has indeed increased the speed of

reconstruction in the last couple of months promising now to deliver roughly half of the new homes for the 1st anniversary. blessed by one of the longest coral reefs in the world providence. he has long resisted mass tourism large resorts in shopping malls defending its traditional race. so culture, but no tourism at all has deeply impacted economic hardships. fishermen and community leader edgar stevens says many believe the delay heights, a darker plan backyard is appro. lemme. he says the rebuilding gets prioritize is states by mainland and for investors and authorities are trying to restart long opposed plans like the expansion of the airport as but i can sadala hand. they bought j u e fear that they are trying to tire people. so they will start selling their land or how do you explain that there is no hospital yet, or that the houses they're building are not made to last. the hurricane was a godsend for columbia's political elite. ah,

the united nations development program plans to stream a concert and launch a crowdsourcing drive to raise funds and bring attention to the plight of its inhabitants. that many here are left wondering when they will return to a dignified home. and if they will be able to sustain their traditional way of life, allison and petty al jazeera island, but he then, sir, ah, updating your top stories we so far today here on al jazeera, the police in poland to fight water cannon and tear gas at refugees and migrants trying to cross into the ear from belarus. thousands are stuck there in freezing conditions. pollution bell, russian authorities blame each other for the crisis out. 0 spoke to some of the migrants. this i was there is a lot while they're using pepper spray and water and tear gas against the children

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