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ah welcome to the news are heavy rain in bangladesh has unleashed devastating floods and lands slides at least 25 people have been killed. please say 21 people died because of lightning strikes and flooding, while 4 others were killed in land. slides, laboring in deer is also affected. the storm has stranded 4000000 people. the military is now deploying troops to help with evacuations. and rescue. have a child is our correspondent who is following the situation live for us from bungler in bangladesh and tanveer. the sun has gotten down the worry for secure, for security and for rescue services is what can they do in the dark absolutely, this is a real problem. and the train station, the rel,

i'm in the road network as well as a airport. it's totally cut up because the runways flooded. the train platform is on, inundated with flood water to power substation is inundated, so it does absolutely cut off from communication black out if you may call it that way. right now i spoke to some people, made relatives and friends there. and according to their, that center of the city has got like a heap high water, which they have never seen in decade. anything like that. the real concern is, how do you provide, like, as you said, provide food, fresh water, emergency medicine to this people, particularly those in the remote villages. i'm in there so far. fetch and a lot of people are med room there. as you said, nearly 4000000 people are stranded right now. this is going to be a logistical challenge even for the army, especially at nighttime. people are worried and some communication with the internet is available. those who can reach out to that mobile phone with maybe generator or power supply. other than that basically cut out people actually been

posting all day in the social media in the tweeters saying that, look, we need to help things are really bad. we haven't seen anything like that in decades xena. so come forward and help us, whatever way you can this, this is becoming a major challenge. the last i heard at just in district facility, called bremen body a, there's a river dam power revert down, which just busted open and at least 25 village. and the joining area has been not flooded, as well as in the northern part of bangladesh. the flat forgot said that at least 14 villages are in danger of getting flooded. this is due to the damned barrage. the indian side has failed to step out. they've been letting water come towards bangladesh because that sight of his blood, it to so this means that knock them bangladesh knocked is bangladesh, all are in clear danger of mode flood and the torrential la rain, i mean is not helping the situation right now. indeed, i mean, you just touched on the father,

this is the regional problem for bangladesh and his neighbor to the knoll. the india open gates dance to release water and release the pressure from its own people that all of that water is gonna run through bangladesh. so it's not just going to hit the northeast as you say, the region of sil it is going to come down the country a day. i mean we're, this is the, him align best thing. i mean, everything upstream in india has to go through here into the bay of bengal and seal . it is located just next to cheat up wendy. what is fully 40 kilometers from silicon. and it's that one of the highest rainfall area in the world and the devastation named flooding a not some and mega lane, northeast and state of india has been one of the worsting decade as well. that like water has to gush down through bangladesh into that bay, it making things worse. what could happen is they could actually gave early warning to bangladesh authorities that we got to really is lot of this water. and that you

are in threat for flight at least 23 days ahead. that hasn't been boots flat forecasting in recent months to warn, bang there's no, there's a clear danger off or we're whelming by flood and situation doesn't look as good in, not just india more flood. there's more flight here in bangladesh. so this is something, but the countries needs to collaborate and you know, come to some understanding of how to do this early warning system. because obviously that weather pattern is changing even the monsoon pattern and the amount of torrential rain. but bangladesh, an indian artist, is getting, is very unusual for this time of a child with him on law in bangladesh. thank you. no crowds in london are protesting against the rising cost of living there, demanding greater government action to help cope with soaring inflation. roy challenge as mo, from london. well, as you can see, the marshes started moving. now it's going to be adding down regent street that i'm sorry on here. i'm going towards parliament square. i've taken the message to the heart of westminster and the government. i do think the mood in this country is

changing. we're starting to see an increase in strike action. later on this week, this coming week, we have a 324 hour rail strikes that are taking place. signaling that this cost of living crisis really is starting to fight and action is beginning to be taken. we have organizations like the national institute of economic and social research saying that 250008 quarter of a 1000000 households could fall into destitution this year. and at $1500000.00 households, i got a struggle to pay for food and energy. now that's the kind of environment that the u. k. is in a moment, there are economists who are saying that he shouldn't really be wait raising wages in such an inflationary scenario. because that does feed into the inflation re luke . but they that the, the, the union say, look, this is a basic humanitarian issue. if you have families,

they're going to lose banks because they can afford to feed themselves, then something needs to be done. the government needs to act. and that's why the unions are calling for pay rises for public sector workers. their pay agreements for an equivalent of a $20.00 an hour minimum wage and for an employment bill, that's what this march is demanding. inflation in the u. k. hit a 40 year high and april. the average price of filling up a car reached more than a $100.00 pounds us $125.00. the bank of england's raised its interest rates for fish that consecutive time, it says more moves i needed to curb inflation. and the government veiled a $19000000000.00 package last month aimed at helping thousands of households with expenses. but charity say it's just not enough, but speak to name a slum. he's chief bog down list to arbitrate joe's been a lie from london. good talk with you. good. have you with us on the program, mr. austin, how careful does the bank of england have to be when raising interest rates,

knowing that every sort of move is watched and criticized by consumer groups and the public, and also scrutinized by politicians. so thank you for having me. i think though, i'm member of issues with the bank of things. number one and the master wants a reputation damage and we've seen that as well. and garbage is because they were calling inflation rate, meaning only a short term matter. no. going to have a long influence from a economy, but the bank hoping to increasing trust, friends, find interest rate, francs consecutively, something that we haven't seen since. $986.00 speaking of brady because particular interest rate market anticipating basic interest rates right now for a general joe, average person, what we really looking at is higher energy costs higher, more,

which costs higher inflation, wages improve rate, and then you are pushed further into quality disposable income is actually really at the case that we see what we tend to see from the government at the moment in the united kingdom is that they blame much of this on the war in ukraine. but i think we have to go back perhaps a couple of years and look at how breaks it played into this extra cost. everybody in the u. k. is having to pay for because we're always issues about supply chains about the, the costing goods having to be imported into the country. how much has that impact aid on the problem today, including the war in ukraine in the whole issues around fuel is the 1000000000 statement that you just made. absolutely. because these particular issues that we are facing, that they are the content. when that happens,

it seems like the law makers doesn't get there. have to put the policies in place to which we can have less g o an even now it's part of the aspect of the bracket. they are still very much ready to take on another trip with the what back on to do that's going to massively disrupt the issues in the united kingdom. given the fact that we have to rely on your launch supply will be used on a daily basis. so what we really need from the government. so having the right policies been trying to tackle these particular issues at the very coal, not to go bad boys, johnson and all of a sudden just response to the important. i mean i go to your support. now i'm not saying that they shouldn't, but look, matters,

matter for people living here in the united kingdom. pay attention to this one. i mean, this is something a dog about, but he was very much scented when the interests of the american. yes. even in america speaking about the. ready pain because of the trade policies. but in the u . k, we have not received the government doesn't really understand what the need to do, right? so by the simple, you say you say that the government, they state should focus on things that matter of the counter argument that would be just in recent weeks where the government have. and the treasury has suggested one of payments to the poorest in society, or those that are on benefits in terms of fuel bill relief and one of payments a short term solution because it's not a permanent solution. the government has also that we can't keep helping you out

every few months. so if they can keep helping, you know, everything, let me give you an example. of a 2289 pence. the same basket is costumes over 6 pounds. when you meet you be $614.00. now, we live in a developed country where people don't have to really think whether they want to buy export. they wanted to buy meat about, but now they have to make those choices. they have to consider when the shops. now what government is really doing, we're walking into being very soon gas prices and stuff like, i'm not willing to sign the contract or the consume for 6 months, let alone. well, let's talk about the, the energy supplies because, you know,

every, once the government do more about the, the debate over taxing fuel at the pump, producers are being pushed to, to lower the prices, the opposition parties want those producers of what the government to tax and heavily something was sort of partially done a few weeks back, but what the consumer wants is the, the gallon of petrol at the pump to be reduced substantially. and one way to do that is reduce the, the tax, but government take from that payment from the fuel pump are going to kind of payments. both of them actually reach more than over the last few months. and so, you know, something that is quite a floating and too much of a used to be the only company under the government in my car truck, the fuel warranty. because it's not a necessary taxes and have those parts in stock. in the united kingdom

we see those taxes as well as a few. ringback higher because that is something which is beyond their control. although chan good rest, especially in date, is that there is a time for many, i'm sure. across the u. k. will keep a very close eye on things. name a son from adver trade. thanks so much for joining us from london. my protest is no strain and already gained what they describe as the over policing of indigenous people. demonstrators are demanding an end to the presence of police in aboriginal communities. they say the policies contribute to the high indigenous incarceration rates. a recent report showed that indigenous australians a 13 times more likely to be child. i have a regional table coming together and the white fellows and stand it up and say no more guns were 92 percent of the population and yet 40 percent and

copyrighted and this violence and this rice use them as god to stop you saying new zealand almost 80 percent of the blades armed and all the reasons why that happening strongly in my community. there is the, the escalation training that he's implemented within plate scalia and you know, that may be putting years more well equipped without a gun. that was ryan baton. are enough to tack on another given me that have not far on until then to take down the why from remote communities will make if you can. he's president is on the front lines visiting the southern city of mac elias a day after. it was shalt by russian full says at least 2 people were killed on friday. for them is landscape is to the ruins of one of the cities. government buildings destroyed a program in attack that killed 34 people. he also presented metals of honor to the

city. the top army officials are still ahead here on the news. at least 2 people are killed for tank on a sick place of worship and have done a song capital cobbled. gone talk day is fully on returns to canada. those details coming with joe in sport. ah, israeli, and strike that hit several locations in garzon, the army says it's all clean what it calls military sites. the strikes come up from that isn't shot down the project i'll find from the gaza strip towards the southern city of ashville. on early on saturday evening, a site has more from garza city. several air strikes have been targeting different military posts here in regards the strip in different areas, mainly in the central, the gaza strip. and in the north of the gaza strip the rates this time was the most

intense in the past few months. these really army set the, these arrays have come to respond to a missile that was lunch from because the strip towards us cologne very late last night. and these early rates that happened early this morning, wherein retaliation of that miss tile. now these raids had not caused any casualties, no casualties were reported, but as i mentioned, they were the most turns in the past month. and many material damage was caused by these rays. a memorial service has been held for a journalist who is killed in the occupied west bank last month. family and friends of sharing of a claim, gather the church and occupied theresa and theresa were shot in the head by israeli forces. while she was unemployment in janine members of the international community have condemned her can continue to call for an investigation. she was without

reserve for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation and was known as the voice of public police in brazil, the human remains found in the amazon rain forest to those of missing british journalist on that they were then to find other remains thought to belong to indigenous expert bruna perrera, who was travelling with philip's volcanic yes, has law from religion every using dna matching brazil's federal police, i identified the mortal remains of british journalist don phillips. he was travelling with indigenous expert little no bit ada. when both men were killed, indigenous leader batt, to my reuben told us his people need time to mourn the loss of 2 men who defended their cause. he says the union of the indigenous people of the job id valley will continue patrolling their reservation working to stop illegal fishermen and

poachers. but go my guess, don't you give that to so, but it's a question of survival. we live in an area which is home to the largest number of on contacted indigenous tribes in the world. they don't go to the local market to buy food. they depend on fishing to keep their families alive. abdulla they did, and phillips were found 10 days after they went missing. when the local fishermen amadi over the costa confessed to their killing, he led police to a burial site in the rain forest more than 3 kilometers from the river, where both men were ambushed. it was not the 1st time he and biddy had i had met. we witnessed this encounter between him in that costa last december. the police called the murders, an isolated act. they said there is no proof. they were commissioned by some one else. but my old will says he believes legal fishing is directly linked to money laundering from drug cartels a lot on others. eyes,

kepler's and blasting for muslim quality grinders to say, this was an isolated crime, is a mockery, not only for the families of both men, but for all those who have died defending the amazon. and she had said, diginero, expert, sidney persuadable, says present, j bossa matter is responsible for empowering people to we're trying to legally exploit the amazon video was never in history. has the been a worst time for brazil's amazon like now, not even during the military regime, the murder of dom phillips, them, but on a bit it, i happened 4 months before brazil's presidential elections. casting a spotlight on a remote area of the brazilian amazon forest. there's nobody valley is the size of austria and home to the world's largest number of isolated indigenous tribes. monica not give al jazeera rio de janeiro lateral club as growing concerned about an increase in hemorrhagic fever. more than $200.00 people have been infected and

at least $27.00 have died since the start of the ship. i. most of the confirmed cases had direct contact with animals and were livestock breeders or butchers. mahmoud abdulla had report, i'm from baghdad. been re moto says she was overwhelmed by headaches, fatigue and vomiting for days. she's now been diagnosed with him, a roderick fever, and he's receiving a medical treatment at this hospital in the southern iraqi city of a nursery. how many of them are we and our neighbors have cows and sheep, but the livestock didn't show any symptoms. i probably got the disease from a bond or our neighbors bond. the province of the part has recorded the highest number of cases. among 13 other regions, most of them are farmers or butcher's. hemorrhagic fever is a virus tick borne disease that is transmitted to humans through the bytes of infected takes, or by direct contact with the blood tissues of infected animals. subsistence

farming is common in villages across here. rock animal borns are usually located near houses. so family members often take care of their live in stock. officials have conducted the steadily zation campaigns in several provinces, including the capital by the dad. live is took on burns, i was played with cypher marine solution an anti take vis. decide a lot of the up with we up. we spray everything on the ground, the walls of the holes in the walls and the ceilings as well as the parts of the animals, the potential areas to live, including this skin and fer me. cattle and sheep are the most potential carriers. the virus on monitor slaughtering is common here. so the health ministry has urged people to buy meat only from licensing,

butcher ease. the shut the fema us off climate change in iraq has helped the virus to evolve its genetic characteristics from strain viruses to substrate. and that's how it's become more resistant. it usually starts worsening from mid march every year. that's the breathing season for tics and newly born leeches which find their way ought to animals, skin, hemorrhagic fever as part of the family. a virus is that includes the ebola last hunter virus and the yellow fever. it has been reported in iraq since 1979 veterinarian say the virus is likely to be eliminated by the rising. some are temperatures, but there are concerns unhygienic. butcher ease could give breeding ground for the virus. as more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of how hold up the le elgin's era. but that the

thing is with the w h i was and he's the representative in iraq. he says k with $1000.00 is played a part in the spread of the fever for the last 2 years, or the campaigns for dipping and spray and animals with and decide did not take place. and this explains why the population optics have grown exponentially for the last 2 years. it's going from the, from the tics to humans and also from the, from the animals to, to humans under, you know, we still did not have any evidence of human to human transmission. we are concerned about the upcoming. i've had this table where population in iraq and elsewhere come very close in close contact with any more than life stop. so we are racing to 1st increase the awareness of the population and also to try as much as possible to lower the population of fixed mice by working with

the minister of agriculture for dipping and spraying animals in the very beginning of the outbreak. this year we had a very high mortality, and that shows that the 1st population did not come early on to the hospital. and 2nd, that the hospitals did not have all the necessary equipment and knowledge to deal with it. but this curve is now slowing down with training that have taken place and awareness complaints that the word count organization to get there with the minister of health it's running has been the explosion at a thick place of worship in the scan capital killing at least 2 people dozens are trapped in the complex and cobble where there was also done 5. is the latest in a string of attacks targeting religious minority groups in the country. fairs island is a professor of political funds a cobble university. he says, armed groups are exploiting the taliban lack of control over afghanistan,

security. but unfortunately, we are living close by the within the explosions. and also that text sort of hurt actually within taliban and power. taliban lacking capacity to con, a capacity of counter terrorism counter insurgency. the also like my regional international intell sharing support. it's not the 1st time minorities, specifically my sheer minority and sick. and my need to, when i talked in many years with how she talks, we have in mind collateral damage was happening groups who benefits from such a talk? targeting civilian talks for the. ready benefit of doing it and, and stability and messaging the central government to the previous. and now the

current government that they do not have control over the population security city meters. and they cannot defend the local population. specifically, the minorities which creates a, you know, bad governance, strep, and beard the distance between people in the government. and it increases my trust deficit, which still for somehow challenges the symptom, government grip over the country over the population. so it can be related with the same those my talks which happen in on the sick minority, and then go to hot income land hosting passed many years. and these attacks are somehow a series of attacks on different minorities will get to know well, heat wave in europe is anything to summon, picking up for others. hence, jeff with a weather update. after recording, it's hot, it's day of the year. in fact,

hotter than all of last year, a big change for london. hello everyone. here's those details. so $25.00 degrees, the winds have shifted round and we've got a band of rain stretching from wales rate into england. so that's press the heat into that southeast corner. if england and western portions of paris, paris may hit 40 degrees today, your change will come on sundays. we'll talk about that in a sec, but the heat is moving further. east. so progress. 36, we'll come back to that in a 2nd as well, but there is that big change in paris from 40 to 28 with this act of weather in the be a bit skate. i've also got temperatures in the thirty's, across the bulk ins. there's progress 36 on sunday, so you are approaching record territory. it's about $38.00 so close. i don't think you'll get there and then those showers will cool you off just 25 degrees on tuesday, which is more in line with where you should be. this time of year, nick catch a shower and it's sample on sunday high 27 degrees in some pretty intense rain is migrating north into more attain yes. so new oxide has some showers in the forecast

over the next few days and the rain peter is out for the western cape, the northern cape driver conditions here, and just a few showers in cars, hulu. no tall, ford durban, and now you're in the no. thanks for. well still ahead here on out there are my palestinian say the symbolic are risk worth taking in the face of israeli occupation. and as the candidates in columbia, as run off election from its change, we haven't voters and what they think the country really need to install don't function from the us open, including a great shot from the welding one, hopefully up with joe over the fill me in the side to on the change because some people believe in a bigger than that i among the make

a little of the my city around the state representative. they put themselves on state to make the changes. some that we've done collectively has learned. it said, i've taken this long a culture to slash and born to create you areas. we have to change to sculpture. i am one of the fortunate ones who can me and establish myself outside, but all the people and on that majority these legal m, as we're talking about just good, hardworking people that want to live the american dream, like our ancestors. these were hands and refugees are terrified that they may be forced to return to me and mark oh

i love about kill watching out the news with me to hill robin. the reminder of our top story, bangladesh and india both suffering from floods and land sides. after unprecedented heavy rains that these 25 people have been killed in by monday, the storm was also stranded. 4000000 people in submerged home crowds and london gathering to protest. the rising cost of living. the rally has been called by trade union leaders, demanding greater government action to help cope with soaring inflation and israeli . as tries of its several locations in garza, the army says it's talks of what it called military sites. was trying to come up to israel said it, shut down a project outside from golf strip towards the city as well. things reach him attention high in the occupied west bank. many people responded to local mission,

have to fill the streets with the palestinian flag. but israeli settlers living illegally on palestinian territory, hoping to stop the flags being raised that abraham ripples. it's a simple act of flying a flag. but in the occupied westbank raising the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested. the symbolic gesture has become even more important in recent tweak, in the town of water and the north of the westbank has become a battle ground. and the fight here is all about the flag. the pennsylvanian men raised their flag on the main street, only to have his ready settlers take it down under the protection of the israeli army. is ready forces usually shoot at palestinians and the confrontations that fall say have been one and was shocked twice during the past few weeks. one of his injuries was caused by a rubber coated bullet to the head. safe says the flag represents a sovereignty. palestinians are yet to have gone to him breathing. the flag is

a risk worth taking much of a shudder issue of your air. i expect anyone to be shot by a soldier at any time. i remember when i went to alex almost company recently. my father was scared. i will be in the confrontation on friday of holly, but it was job here for more. these really army and settlers came to a place need. my household is ready for is, is have since brought in more troops the for water, we're sending the tension in the area one day. there are no palestinian flags. the next. yes, the rates are filled with them. it's a d y t are led by young men who were not even worn when these railey government 1st the cleared the palestinian flag in legal after the osa accords of the early 19 ninety's between the palestine liberation organization and israel. the bound on the palestinian flag was lifted, but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express any type of support for the palestinian cause. a 3 year old was recently forced to take off his shirt because

it had a picture of a rifle use of hub. how was crossing. this is really military check point when soldiers stopped him. j. a soldiers were running towards him, pointing their rifles at him, while a sniper was stationed on the military tower above. if we adults were afraid. how do you imagine a 3 year old feels more he's traumatized? he was wearing would have become known as the m. 16 shirts. they were produced here in response to is really rate that followed palestinian attacks against israelis earlier this year. uber, no, it seems that the palestinians don't even have the right to have symbols. palestinians can't even dream that they can be victorious or reach an end to the colonial state. ah, the west bank, the struggle is not just for the land, but also for the symbols and images that are present the palestine. need every l, just either the occupied westbank somalis, government says 70 eligible fighters,

including 3 phones have been killed after the armies stopped for the cold and attempted terror attack. the army group was attempting to ambush an army base in the central gal, the good region somalis, information ministers, as man who was intending to conduct suicide attack has been arrested. samira guide is the executive director of here, our institute. she says, why the group targeted that area? i think this attack is telling it's a, it's quite critical this town that they have that, that the selected is called what our end is that a critical logistical line that they have been trying to gain back from the, the federal ment and for them forces. so it might from the outside look like an insignificant apple, but it's very critical for the logistical supply for connecting the northern part of somalia to the central and south central parts of somalia. so for them day it was quite audacious. they attracted that on 305 as we just told you, the level of interest they had in this town. i think they still pose the great

greatest threat to the country are the, are approximately, they there between 40027000 fighters. and then the fact that they can amass 300 fighters and move them to just on it to, to capture one small town. also let's you know, the control that they have over some youth. the control they have over some towns can usually pass through with this huge numbers of assets and, and, and, and human beings. so it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a huge problem for someone. it remains a problem. and over the past 2 years, we've been a law or what you wanted an actual process that has delayed over 2 years. and what's the cause of the group to strengthening somebody's? the world bank and the international community have really been an opposed because of the election, like i mentioned in. so over 2 years they've been, they've been quite a stand offish about how much supports will be given to somebody. this must, this moves are quite positive. it gives the government space to create security priorities in terms of security priorities. of course we have the rebuilding of the somebody security forces. and then we have this offensive operations that we need

to conduct against the group. all of this need resourcing, or we haven't operation, i'll african union mission operations with them. and so i think 1st of all, are the president's direction that he intends on creating the political settlements with him and the federal member states. that will be the 1st priority before he moves or to security agenda. in china, at least one person's been killed in a fire, to thank tree americans who shanghai as a petrochemical plant. in the early hours and saturday morning, huge clouds of black smoke billowed from the city. $500.00 firefighters responded to the blaze. local media is reporting that it's now under control. colombians had to the polls on sunday for a runoff election to select their next leader, their choices, all the former gorilla fighter, gustavo petra, and construction magnet rodolfo hernandez. theresa by reports on some of the issues notice concerned about the past year has been difficult for people like ever somebody she's studying to become an accountant at finding work isn't easy for

people like her. she was displeased by the colombian conflict of her child and fled to venezuela with her mother. now she's back in columbia and says she's afraid of what may happen if walked. i will beat that off when sunday's election. comalla sonya barker in the past 2 years, it's been difficult with the price is going up and no jobs. we need jobs in columbia and i dont think petrow could help us achieve that. i'm afraid he will do to columbia chavez did to venezuela delhi philip, but not far away from her home in both same border. medium get a little things completely different. she's 65 years old and lives with her grandchildren. she says was double paid, that all is what columbia has been waiting for a very long time. william mother lived in columbia, emerald governments in columbia are useless. and we need something new. and that petro, because the left has never ruled in columbia, we need better health care, education and pension is most colombians are concerned about the economic situation

. poverty rates have soared under the government of randal k, who is not allowed to run for reelection. in spite of relative economic growth, columbia continues to be one of the most unequal countries in the world, exacerbated by the pandemic. and that's why many people here are asking for change something that both candidates will follow up if at all, and all for man this i promise thing to bring about. but he never very different way. oh, and that will bit though is a former gorilla and more recently than mirabelle would that he hopes to fight poverty and prioritize the environment. his opponent, his role for a man this 77 year old construction business man who has been compared to donald trump. he says he wants to reform the political system and fight corruption noise. and so back 6 years ago, columbia signed a historic peace agreement with a foreign i left wing rebel group. and even though the conflict continues in some

parts of the country, that's why no, finally say colombians are voting for different reasons. this time. let me see on this is the 1st election in colombia where people are voting for the economic situation for health care and education. of course, security in the armed conflict are important, but most people are focus on other issues. and sandy's vote has colombians on the edge with both candidates promising reforms that could have a huge impact in their lives. that he said, well, i'll just see that border through president frederick astir has appeared before national prosecutors the questioning. in a corruption case he's accused of receiving bribes for public work contracts. 6 current politicians and the full minister also being investigated. it was the 1st through the uneven recent times to be investigated for that office. in july 11 former soldiers and police officers have been jailed decades after the executions of dozens of farm workers in the community of benet. it was one of the worst crimes

committed by chillies, military leaders in 1973. the supreme court ruling has taken decades. most of the victims were poor, rural workers, whose families couldn't afford to seek justice latin america to lucy and newman reports. now from by any oh, the rural community of piney is home to a brutal statistic. the largest number of victims per capita of chiles, former military dictatorship. yahoo! we really rama 65 year old. sonya valensuela still lives in what's called widow's lane. she was 16 when soldiers rated the street and took her father, her 4 uncles and her husband of only 6 months. you were in time emily from the window i saw that they were taking away a line of people with their hands up like this ski emmy bure. i wash my uncle cried alight. he said sonya, they're going to kill me. and so it was if you whip the

majority of those who lived here in 1973 will poor illiterate farmers who had benefited from a land reform program until a military coup turned the clock back in all 70 men were taken from here and disappeared, leaving their families penniless portion of any am or no, you're right on we were destitute. my grandmother was left to care for 16 grandchildren. they asked for milk for breton perry unless you for days with my father isn't but the worst part she says was the search for their bodies. and for justice, i am in calgary justice which finally so this week the 38 of the 70 victims who are honored at this memorial. after numerous appeals, the supreme court has ruled to imprison 11 soldiers and policemen with sentences of up to 20 years roar. hello hm. of them now. flawed last, last 2 brothers,

2 uncles and her father, she says she's waited nearly 50 years to be able to sleep in peace, carrier complete good. i think of my beloved mother who died in december. i can say that i completed my mission for her. she fought for so many years for this. oh yes, only 33 percent of the victims remains have been found. 24 of them were executed and thrown into a ravine. hill sick went to la la la, lengthy, near by, and they only found my father's glasses and a bit of clothing for the rest of his remains, had been thrown into the se. you're into like rappel and what that dictates. ship called operation removal. c, m, all over the somebody the delux, so the 17 other victims were executed closer to home. this is the hill where the soldiers brought them, shot them dead, and then left their bodies to decompose. the squadron was led by a lieutenant colonel magna, but he will never spend a single day in prison. he died a year ago, peacefully in his bed before he could be sentenced. many of the victims families

have also died. that's why sonya valensuela still feels sadness. justice that takes so long, she says, still feels like injustice to see in human al jazeera by nature in the bottom. no, yes, president joe biden says that he will not meet saudi arabia's crown prince one on one during his visit next month. biden has been facing criticism after the white house announced his trip to riyadh. he once promised to make saudi arabia pariah and state after the murder of jim and jamal kashodi. i'm not going to be with them . yes, i'm going to on it. are you ready? if you're going to be part of it, just like there were people part of a very disgusting today. no rwanda's foreign minister is calling for the escalation intention along its border with the democratic republic of congo on friday accordingly. shoulder was killed in exchange of fire. the crossing labours of had

strained relationships for decades, is alexia bryan, reports ah, angry crowds in democratic republic of congo, pushed towards the border with rwanda. the chanting slogans against their london president polka, gummy. i know it's too much now, this publication from the people of rwanda. it's not the 1st time that we've seen the situation with the crowd had gathered after a calmly soldier walked from the city of goma towards vermont and territory firing his weapon. rwandan soldiers shot back, 2 of them were injured. the connolly soldier was killed and when his body was brought back across the border, the dead soldier was given a hero's welcome here with spruce the courage of a real sold you by giving his life to feeding the respect and honor of our country

. we're asking our government to support us so that we can defend ourselves against poor, gummy. and his people people here blindly wandered, president for recent escalation of violence between connolly's forces and the m. 23 armed group. d. r. congo accuses, were wonder if supporting funding and arming the growth something kigali denies the analyst very wide again. 23, which has its extraordinary new energy and the companies a certain suspect that rwanda is living at new weapons. new arms. i. every one is wired that it's going to seize gomez, and that would change the balance of power in the region. on wednesday, thousands and going up march towards the border, ransacking shops and searching cars. it is terry, in the london, this mineral rich frontier has been unstable for decades. but the you in says height, speech directed to walk through abundance is feeling mistrust between the community

. all of that moralist, p. it has created quite big it's, it's kind of a temperature that you haven't been really stressed to day, even gama. oh yeah. well, with people basically taking stones and believing that they're able to go crossing, rhonda and go to godaddy, and they're basically take gummy by honda. dia, congo is now limiting border crossings. it's president felix chase. a kitty accusing lawanda, a trying to occupy his land. military commanders had you to meet on sunday, to discuss the deployment of a regional force to try to keep the pace. alexia brian al jazeera, widely considered one of the greatest hollywood films of a made the godfather is 50 years old. the sheer to celebrate the remastered ultra high definition version of the film has been released and it's received at star treatment. this is try back a festival out there is gabriel. alexander has moved from new york.

i insist years after it 1st appeared in theaters re watching that god father is an offer. many movie fans also can't refuse. my father is no different than i other powers. busy responsible for other people released in 1972. the godfather is based on a best selling novel about an italian american mob family. the film redefined mainstream acting and revived the flagging career of marlon brando after this for you and launched the film career of costar al pacino. i told you i can handle it. oh and what's more, it inspired a wave of realistic, hard hitting mafia dramas. from main street to good fellowship, a soprano since mister mamba. what did you call me? the godfather really is, is a great film. movie critic, bill gay barry says the driving force behind the film was it's director francis

ford coppola left. her francis ford coppola is kind of a classical filmmaker. he was interested in telling stories in what might have been considered an old fashioned way, really. but he was also very much on the cutting edge of what constituted a good performance on the done to make you to service was split. what constituted subtlety? all these things we see in the godfather, good bernoulli remastered. godfather was 1st released in theaters here in the u. s . in february with robust box office results. it's now playing here at tri becca in new york city, but will soon travel to other film festivals throughout the world. because the godfather true a g was and still is an international phenomenon seen by hundreds of millions of people in dozens of countries. it has global appeal. i think one of the reasons for

that is because it's actually about family, you know, my older brother. and i love you, no matter where you are. you can relate to these characters. but don't ever take sides with anyone against the family. ah 50 years after was made. it's a film just is poignant now. as it was, then there was a keep rose on dough leave to go. how does ita think in all the new york? yes. a brilliant feld. have you seen a chip i have yet? it's one of my favorite books is a great site. thank you. yeah. well, let's start with the go far here, nearly didn't bother trying to qualify for the u. s. hyphen that joel diamond is probably god he did because he now says the lead at the half way stage. david stikes has the action from around to joe damon, very merely skipped qualifying for the us open earlier this month. but his instructor convinced him otherwise. and it's a good job. yeah, the 34 year old comes to survivor is tied to the lead at brooklyn. up to 2 rooms.

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champion, john rome, who had around of $67.00 and will re mcelroy. he recovered from a double bogey, a 3rd hole to stay in contention. mcelroy, when the us opened back in 2011, the 1st of his 4 majors. you want to go up against the best to try to bring the best part of yourself. i certainly don't want to be easy. i want guys to go out and should 65. glad to go into 64. i mean, not that's at the heart of this game and i'm excited to be in that mix going into the weekend. i was trying to play my way into the final group. and then i, real than i was told and scoring that the final group. these are the 345 tomorrow, so like maybe i don't want to be an assignment. chris seems very lit. well number one, scottish after one the master's in april and thanks to the siegel at the 14th finds himself just to shops off the pace. when a 4th place toward 8 on 3 and upon cameron young,

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edison to make and we cannot do anything, i guess about the m. b, a champion, golden state warriors. i landed back in san francisco after clinching the title, france turned out at the cities airport to welcome back the newly crowned champions . as they touched down with the trophy, the warriors beat the boston celtics and game 6 on thursday to win their 4th n b. a title in 8 seasons, they have victory parade planned for monday. the real my dream i or the research we back versus formula world champion max is stop and dominated friday practice, head of qualifying for the canadian grown pre. the red bull driver who's one for the last 5 races, took the time sheets on f ones returned to me on the trail for the 1st time. and the current of virus pandemic had prevented races being held that several drivers

continued to struggle with that cause. bouncing up and down on the track, including 7 time world champion, louis hamilton. the phenomenon known as porpoise thing has less than to say you drive with headaches and back pain before the governing body says it's looking at how it can tackle the problem. house is concerned, it will leave drivers with long term injuries over me. i think safety is the most important thing and i don't think, i think there's at least one driver and every team is, has spoken on it. and i don't think it's gonna change a huge amount, but i think there's a lots of work that needs to be done and as positive that the if i are working towards improvement because we have this car for the next few years. so it's not about coping with the bouncing for the next 4 years. is about completely getting rid of it and fixing it so that the future drivers. all of us don't have back problems moving forwards. well from port the thing to groundhog. then a speedy performance from this local rowden to cross the track. as fernando alonza

and kala science came around the corner, luckily he miss being squashed by a whisker invited gp to cassie francesco back now qualified foster for the german grown prey. the italian grubbing his 3rd pole position of the season starts sunday's race ahead of well champion fabio caught that auto while your hands ocho with foster. something's governing body fina is set to vote on the new policy regarding transgender swim is on sunday. it could impact american lee, a thomas who earlier this year became the 1st known transgender woman to win a college title in the female class. many feel it is unfair, arguing that anyone who goes through mail, puberty will always have a major physical advantage of war. and this week cycling governing body tightened its rules for athletes who must now wait 2 years to compete off to transitioning. it also load permitted testosterone levels and is exactly 6 months to go until the

world cup. final takes place here in katha, the much will take place on december, the 18th, at the sale stadium, one of especially built been used for capital 2022. the torment gets underway in november with 32 teams battling out for the biggest price in world football and will have the 1st of all, well cut count down programs. later on saturday at $1630.00 gmc on al jazeera this month, we're focusing on the south american teens. all right, that is all useful for now. what was peter later site, thanks very much. and of course you can follow those stories on all web such challenges. there at dot com about the more news on the other side of the break. but until a from j controlscan, i mean the whole rahman and the news. our team thanks very much for time as our company. ah. to saudi difficult. so i will follow up on the line left. why is one on one the how

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a retired russian language teacher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought i agree are helping people. i think, other side of the board, the ones who stayed behind can plead since russia invaded ukraine. daniel to has been driving across the border every day. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that the to day they have a lucky day because the border guard is someone they know and it's going to be hopefully much easier to bring the goods in that notice is we leave to find a less chaotic situation that in the past few days, people seem less exhausted just i'm, i'm not crank. as you can see. the new dos mission has been accomplished for now, but you will return with more goods as long as russia's missiles and rockets forced people out of ukraine. ah.