sam ball right in to antalya, and it was just a few days ago got some soaking rains in antalya. so more to come all about the heat for central africa. ju, but 39 bungie 36 bits ago. bit further towards his south. i've got to point this out out lusaka 36 degrees. that's a new record and you're going to lock your temperature in there for the next few days. the record is $34.00 and you should be at $28.00 degrees. and we do have a lot of active whether you've got to talk about, especially for eastern portions of south africa. so sundry downpours in the cards for the next few days. that sure weather update. see you soon. ah, the from the al jazeera london broker center to people in thoughtful conversation with no haste and no limitation of the artist by nature. they are person who on last part, t left i way way and denise to poor society is not interested in the

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welcome back. there is usa with me, the whole rom, the reminder of all top stories. austria says it will make cove in 1900 vaccinations. mandatory from february. the measure will apply to people 14 and over . now those who day to day to the rules they find the full $1000.00 every 3 months . one person has died and 18 others have been injured and through fire account at the headquarters of tennessee as largest political party. the another party has been in dispute with trinity as president since he suspended parliament back in july. and joe biden is holding a phone call with ukraine. president automated lensky about the build up of russian troops of the border. by how talks with russia, blacksmith to, to on tuesday, he said that he has no plans to invade ukraine. well, flor on this and the political fall out. and the troop build up at the board on joined by peter of may if he's a ukrainian journalist and political analyst in kia,

good, happy with the slides on al jazeera so, so the u. s. and ukranian president saw speaking around about now, i'm not going to be talking about the meeting between $210.00, and bite and which was online. is there any sense that ukraine feels left out of these talks, or was kept happy for biden, to take the lead? were just trying to sort of get a sense of how ukraine feels about this current situation. well, yes. obviously ukraine has been quite concerned that for the last several rounds of such discussions you claim has left out. it seems like vitamin is after this kind of y'all, y'all to, to agreement between great powers that would decide the fate of smaller powers, such as ukraine. ah, and that is a fat. on the other hand, ukraine has been reassured with biden's very direct

message to put while granted by ruled out sending troops to defend ukraine. and the other hand, he has, he did hint during the conversation at economic sanctions that could include the switching russia walked from the swift payment system and denying the certification of the north stream to gas pipeline on which a lot of personal prestige is riding. and which obviously promises to be a very significant tool of pressure against you at russia disposal ones, guest starts flowing. so of course, with all that in mind, i mean before these talks between bind and, and putin, how uneasy a date or do people in ukraine feel about this apparent build up of troops on ukraine's well, russian flank border. first of all, we had a very similar situation in april and that went away 2nd of all, this time around,

it seemed that ukrainian intelligence services and the grand government were the last to realize what was happening after several reports by a western intelligent intelligence services. finally, the creating government came around and acknowledged at something significant was brewing on its borders. but once again, keep in mind when we talk about the what the quinn people are feeling, whether they're concerned scared, cetera. they've been at essentially what with russia for the past 8 years, something of russia will not acknowledge. for russia, this is an internal conflict, but everyone in ukraine knows that without russia's involvement, we would not have had that war in eastern ukraine, and crimea would still be ukraine ukraine territory. so make no mistake, while ukrainian army probably has no chance against the russian onslaught if it's a quick war or over. or i think in the long run ukrainians, very much resolved to fight off russia invasion. there's millions of people armed

and resolved to enter a guerrilla warfare, a warfare of attrition against russia's invaders, and have a good but that because hopefully nobody really wants downtime. but the ukraine at this moment in time, in the short term, what's the solution? the escalation, which is being talked about in different forms. another red line is the removal of ukraine's request to join data, which is the red line for russia. is that any, any part of that that president zalinski could consider after his conversation, whatever that may be? with president biden. well, you know, it is not once again, if we're talking about saving faith, you know, it is. i cannot conceive of the us or any nato leaders of nato countries giving, putting what he wants in writing, that we will not accept the crate after one official after another has said that no

3rd country can dictate whether another country can or cannot join our alliance on the other hand, i wouldn't understand pretty well that in the foreseeable future, nato is not ready to accept ukraine. but once again, coming back to the show where the put me will invade or escalate. otherwise, it is like on checkups play, where there is a gun hanging on the wall by the end of the play. it will fire sooner or later. so for as long as you can't exist as an independent country, which wouldn't still refuses to recognize independent country, that will never be full peace between the 2 countries. we'll see what happens in the coming weeks. peter has l may a thanks so much for joining us from key as i do now getting an education is something many take for granted, but it's out of reach for millions around the world. for countries in africa have partnered with a capital based foundation to provide primary education to hundreds of thousands of

the most marginalized children. victoria gates because the story, zanzibar minister of education signs a pledge in the katara, capital, doha, that has the potential to change the lives of tens of thousands of vulnerable children by ensuring that all enrolled in full time primary education in the semi autonomous region of tanza near some of his kids go, they come from poor families, but if they can make a difference to the lives they might become political leaders, social leaders, or entrepreneurs in the society in the future. and i think that is where we need to understand that for these kids, robinson back to school, this will be denied the primary and secondary edition. rwanda, the gambia, angie, beauty, or say, partnering with cat o's education above all foundation to fund and support projects that will focus on the hardest to reach out of school children, including those who work in homes, disabled people, and refugees. we have 4 countries committing to go that very last

mile to get those last few children back into some kind of quality education. why is that important? it's important for those children. it's important for those countries. but as equally as important to have some beacons to say, this can be done, the un says school age children is supposed to spend $200.00 days in the classroom every year. but last year, 59000000 didn't spend a single day at primary school. so how will this initiative help? well, in the gambia, 65000 children will get to go to school. in rwanda, it will target 67000 out of school kids. that's 3 percent of its primary age population. in djibouti, it will help 35000 children get an education, and officials hope it will do the same in zanzibar with a 6000000 dollar project. the announcements made here in dough hall. com as

education above all celebrates reaching its initial goal of getting 10000000 of the most marginalized children into school. but it says its focus now is on identifying and enrolling what's it called? the invisible children. the ones who have sofa proved hard to reach. victoria gates and be al jazeera doha crush. investigators and india have recovered the flight data recorders from the child wreckage of a helicopter, carrying the country's highest ranking. general chief of defense staff, been robbed of his wife and 11 others died in wednesdays. crash lives upon them, reports now from new delhi, a wreath laying ceremony by government leaders in the southern status thumb and not for ben roberts, his wife and 11 others killed on wednesday, they remained with them sent to new delhi for funeral services. also in the capital members of parliament observed to minutes of silence defense minister raj not sing

revealed more about the crash control in a air traffic controller. last contact with the helicopter around 128 p. m. soon after a few local deeper and spotted a fire in the forest near canoe, and rushed to find wreckage of the military helicopter, engulfed in flames. that all of the fly from an indian air force base and salute to a defense call. it's less than half an hour away when the helicopter came down, rescue as managed to save some occupants from the burning wreckage and take them to a nearby hospital. but only one person survived. the defense minister said the crash investigation has already begun with the helicopter's flight data and cockpit voice recorders recovered on thursday. 63 year old robert had served in the military for for decades and was the army chief before being appointed india 1st chief of defense staff 2 years ago. the position was created to enter great and modernized, india's army, navy, and air force is a huge task. and this has been

a setback in terms of the individual who is georgia by prime minister, moby. and that he died in this very, very tragic manner. jarlet also lead major military operations on india's troubles . border with pakistan and china mourners will be allowed to pay their final respects to bip enrol with and his wife at their residence here in new delhi on friday before the funeral. roberts, death not only raises questions over the military reforms he was leading, but comes at a time of heightened tension with china, with both countries increasing their military presence along the disputed border. elizabeth per on al jazeera new delhi, a mental seaside between the bunker. funny taliban and the government is ending. now the government has released more than $100.00 taliban prisoners as part of a goodwill gesture. but families of children killed by the taliban. say the angry about the government so called main streaming of armed groups and some

a bunch of reports now from check data in northern pockets on you. but you want to give me my name. he asked, did the taliban keep your children in there? how can you talk to them? this is your 100 at a protest against the government's decision to talk to the markets, funding, dollar bonds. her son was among the 132 students killed at an army public school by the and group in 2014 by 7. say it's the marcus on the taliban said it was intervention for the military operations in tribal areas in may. will do is it gets a lot though. china is now angry at the bucket. finally, government and military, we're starting negotiations without punishing the culprits of that attack. so get their bows. if she, those are the, how do i forget to everything? they say 80000 people have been killed. you're not the only one. i sympathize with everyone, but how do i forgot my dad? sorry about miss up kelly, do you?

this is wrong. they are criminals. how can you forgive murders? the government says the state has the right to talk, but the group will have to in its woods bow its head before the constitution. in addition to releasing a large number of its prisoners of august, when he thought the bonds demands reported the include opening a political office in the country, we're seeing the merger of tribal areas with the northern k p province. and the enforcement of its version of islamic law and buckets fund moves, and my litigations are underway. law enforcement team said they are carrying out operations against what they call criminals and terrorists. this is not the 1st time the government is talking to the pakistan taliban or t t p. but simultaneously a database is being established to make sure they have the details of the sympathizer, the supporters and the fighters, which belong to the group. now by august on special security department says it's implementing a research based strategy to understand trends of terrorism. this new process it

helping the police to carry out hundreds of targeted operations across the northern k p province. which is a border with a lot of on crime and terrorism has a lot of nexus. also, they do not have any lead mentored or a structured organization. they keep moving from one, dennis group to the other. we've been able to do it and then give a guideline to our feel units and they are no going for target competitions. but buckets on highest court is not convinced the strategy to hold talks is well thought out. it's already some prime minister in ron hahn and the judge of asked him quote, are we going to surrender once again? he was told you brought those guilty to the negotiating table, all the group individual. and you know, the groups that have to surrender before any rock and the government maintains the buckets time you thought about have safe havens across the border in earnest. on

the latest, the slide was brokered by the gun tyler bond, which used its influence with the pocket funding thought of on mobile cush school with the salad seek of the other. we are acting as an intermediary and we can only try. we will continue to do it so that the talk should reach to a fruitful ending between the 2 brothers on eg foods. tommy, as the murky talks that under way shall hon, shows us the steam, who are sons blood on his shoe. victims of the buckets. timing taliban are demanding justice before making deals with who they see as murderers. salma bon jovi, the other there are tucked up northern buck a son that we thought people are being killed and became offensive during an ambush of the convoy government officials. they had happened in the province in the north . those killed a believe to be part of a government back civilian paramilitary group. children in east africa said to be bearing the brunt of the climate crisis. a group save the children has been

tracking malnutrition across the region, and it says this year, more than a quarter of a 1000000 children and 8 countries have died from hunger. that's been a dramatic rise in severe signs of malnutrition. and much of the region has been effected by climate change, eastern kenya, southern somalia, and parts of ethiopia have drought while so sir dawn has at 3 years of severe flooding. the disasters of course must displacement and survey hunger. now the group says the deaths can be prevented as calling on government to give response plans to all funds that they need. greg graham is the head of humanitarian response and save the children. he says, governments need to provide more funding to support families at risk. it is a horrible number to have over 250000 children, die of severe acute malnutrition. addition to the climate crisis, which causes drought and flooding. we have the challenges of coven 19, and an impact it's had on economies and health systems,

as well as conflict and parts of the region. all of these make children that much more vulnerable, that much harder to have the food they need. and when they are sick from severe acute bound, nutrition, fewer than half of them are getting the treatment they need across the stuff. in the very 1st instance, a child who does have severe acute nutrition needs media treatment. and so what we need across the monitoring system is adequate funding for organizations like say the children, local organizations, local governments, you insist, and so that children who are sick, who are at risk of dine, i'm simply not having enough to eat. and the disease is a can come with that, that system needs to be funded. and we need to make sure that children who need treatment get treatment. secondly, we need just make sure that there's enough support to families so that they can afford, you know, there's enough money in the system, cash transfer programs so that families have enough to eat. in the long run, we have to not just worry about the impact of climate crisis in the long run. we need to worry about it today. it's not just temperatures wising over time. we need

to understand today the impact that it is having on families on children who are at risk bill coming up on al jazeera. we've got older girls full season with gemma. yes and is does come including a done warning of formula. one boss is at this weekend's at championship decide they with his hair and our dessert when mine and from special ar cut ca ah ah, with

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thanks for your company. this is al jazeera live from us special studio. during the fif that our cop for ha, i'm gemini, should have plenty of sports news coming up, including a warning of a title rivals. louis hamilton is max the 2nd at this weekend's f one championship decider. england try to fight back in the 1st ashes, test australia remain unshaken and take a big lead. and as i am on the path that are couple to find who we speak to that most famous prior former goalkeeper alley, i'm happy with formidable bosses of sends out a warning to match the staff and louis hamilton i had of that championship shut down on sunday they could be stripped of points for driving in an unsportsmanlike manner. the pat have collided 3 times this season, and for stopping in particular has been criticized by his uncompromising style and level in the drive his championship heading into the final race in abbey. but the

stopper has more winds, so he would take the title if they both fail to school points. happened in the past, obviously, and i think it's, i'm sure the, the shoots hadn't, haven't done taken the, the, the precautions they have this time around. and then so i think that's, i think that's fair, that they, they do it. i mean, i know what's in the sporting code. so i think nobody needs to be really reminded of that to them. i think they can put it in every single race weekend. i mean, there's nothing new newly added are, can control those things around me. i will, i can do his control what i do in terms of preparation and, and al, conduct myself off the last year. i didn't have a lot of hope that we will be sitting here, you know. busy end of end of the season fighting for a title, but i think from the start, you know, we were very competitive. it just feels like another championship for me. i don't, i don't look at it as a, as a multiple,

always look at every season and every year as you start from ground 0 and you're fighting hunter and you're fighting from, from the moment you start training. as you get into the new years and your training, the focused on a winning overall, you know, we can be really proud of the whole team effort to be, to be sitting here and fighting for this title. i remember what cycle. so going for your 1st so i know had those experiences and the roller coaster of emotions that you go through. it's another essay here at the fire cup in cat. ah, but we're building out to friday's course finals. we were joined here in the studio by former mon, go keep my alley. i have the and he spoke to peter stem is about which country he thinks will lift the trophy from the start. i said that a gypped algeria to nicea morocco. this, this for teams. i think they have some good quality players for me. this one of them, it will be, you know,

it will be in there are 2 of them did. it will be in the fido. you spoke about the host nation covered and obviously the, the home fans. that's always something we see that in football all over the world, the host nation tends to do well in competition. just looking at the team at the moment. how well do you think cover can do next year? because obviously they would be one of the lower ranked teams. i think for cut out . i didn't think so. to be easy for commissioner team, you know, to play for the world golf. but i think the already, i guess who said before, they had some good quality players and they have played a lot of friends, good friendly games in europe had in asia. and as a player wouldn't be played like ation coverage was a very big push for themselves. you know, they found themselves, they have something you know, to, to come before the world cup for this competition for outcome. even that for, for them is something good you know, to play home before the work up with their own fines. even this competition isn't

it already just for categories. we see a lot of fires from the out of countries. it was, it was something that was great to see, you know, and when we see the game between g area and a chipped was nearly 4 stadium, you know, nearly 40000 people. it sure how is important to be some good competition here in this areas. out of competition out a region you know is, is, is very big. the you were one of the most famous phil, all one of them, a famous football is to come from this region, but most certainly from oman. and often what happens is when there is a player who sort of break that barrier, there'll be other youngsters that then come through the system. but maybe at the moment it's free to say that they aren't really any famous mommy play is playing in europe, winnie of the big league. is that something that disappoints you? and secondly, how would you say that could be maybe fixed? yeah, of course that disappointed me and because i would love to see some money and just

to be to show themself of, to play with the big, big level. and if a boy and i think what they do it myself now in mind, i'm open my office when i do meet in oman, and i'm trying my best to do something, you know, to send some youngest to europe. we have some new 10 players from my food when i kind of went to the national team and 16 and they went some of good clubs there in oman to send good good players due to a little bit. isn't that easy? but i'm sure we in the future something to remind you of how the quarter finals line up changes. yeah, and i'm on a 1st up on friday and later that night high school faced the u. a. then on saturday, egypt to tackle jordan and it's for rocco versus algeria, australia remained firmly in charge of the 1st ashes test against england. travis head was the star on de sue in britain. the fed as far as century and history of

just 85 food. shortly after he was rock by wild delivery which glanced off his glove and on his helmet, he was unfazed unfinished, the de unbeaten on a 112. david warner was also in touch, but he fell just one short of his century australia finished today at 343 of 7 as the lead of a 196 robinson to pension. and so sort of thing locker work at what point turns bought over the last couple hours, but i want to contribute to australia and strong winds and but i told him an authorization to our morning's important again to continue another great divers, strouder. and that's what i'm here to do. so that's always for now. melissa 2145, g m t. before we leave, they were lined up on top story formula one ball says one, louis hamilton and max was backing to keep it clean. at a sunday that championship assigned, and we debbie after the break,

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