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ah, welcome to the program. we begin in brazil where police have confirmed human remains found in the amazon or those of indigenous expert, bruno pereira, the activists, and a british journalist named don phillips, went missing in the rain forest 11 days ago. philip's, his remains were identified on friday. the jewels are being held in south, palo, and brazilian, in tribute to both men. 3 people have been arrested in connection to their deaths covering this story. is monica you not have? who joins us live from rio de janeiro, monica. tell us more about this latest development. yes, well, all the remains had been taken to brazilian capital where they were being compared to dna samples collected from both men. to day, the police confirmed that

a dental arch found their belongs to a boot on a video. they had already identified don phillips through his dental archon, also through his fingerprints. ah, the police said there is no evidence of a 3rd person ah, in that same location, 3rd victim in the case. so it is those 2 men. they also know how they were killed. they were odd dom phillips received one shot to the chest to abdomen area for as bruno biddy at. i was shot twice, also in the chest and in the head. and it was a very brutal crime because these remains were then hidden. 3 kilometers into the rain forest far from the river, where both men were ambushed. so monica, do we know anything more about the motive behind these killings?

yes, well, a bruno period. i had been mapping out the territories to find ah, to track down a legal fisherman and poachers in the area. this number has been growing over the years, especially over the last few years because the government has withdrawn funding from organizations that patrol these indigenous lands. their job id valley is home to the largest number of un contacted are indigenous people and they depend on phishing to live. they can't go to the supermarket to buy their food or anything like that. so what they were doing is, is collecting evidence with these indigenous patrols and taking them to the government to show them that these fish were being stolen. and they believed that there was a connection to drug cartels operating in neighboring columbia and peru. so there were many reasons why buena was not liked in the area because the illegal fisherman had already threatened him when we were there all so which was last december. okay,

thank you for bringing us up to speed monica, you not cov, live for us in rio de janeiro. moving on an to bangladesh. now where heavy rain has unlaced devastating floods and landslides, at least 25 people have been confirmed dead. neighboring parts of northeast in india are also effected as victoria garrison bay reports. here we put in the rain has been relentless in the eastern city of fillet in bangladesh. american officer philip has been overwhelmed twice by flood water within the last 2 months ago. but the flood this time is much more severe. even in the center of the city, well, there is water up to my hip on huge swathes of ne and bangladesh of flooded after days of heavy rainfall. rivers had burst their bank villages all submerged and estimated 4000000 people stranded. the army has been sent to rescue people, and schools have been turned into relief shelters. in neighbouring

a sam state in east in india, more than 2000000 people are affected by flooding and landslides, or voting. over the past 2 days, the water levels been rising rapidly since 7 a. m. rescuers have been checking in on people who live here, rescued and evacuated almost a 150 people and will bring another 50 who are currently stuck. bangladesh and east in india regularly affected by floods, but experts say climate change is making it worse. often it's the poorest communities that are hardest hit more carbon liquor. there's water everywhere around 6 to 7 kilometers, barriers flood. people don't have any way to live and they have to go to higher ground level. got olga vasa, the flood water has inundated our house on this has created a lot of issues for people here as well as animals or there's also the issue of a lack of food. it's the start of the monsoon season in this region. it lasts until october. people here are dreading many more months of non stop rain and the

flooding and misery. it brings victoria gate and be al jazeera from floods to wildfire. as nearly 2000 people have been forced to leave their homes in spain, in the face of raging blazes, they came villages have been evacuated as fire fighters in catalonia regions battles to bring the flames under control. the fire started wednesday spunk by dry electrical storm. a number of small wildfires are also burning. spain is enduring a heat wave with temperatures their topping 40 degrees celsius. europe is banking in a heat wave that spread from lisbon to leone. people in paris thought to parks and polls for relief if the temperature is pumped 40, then major ologist in france called the heat wave. exceptional. some scientists say it's a sign of a hot, a future with climate change causing heat waves earlier in the season. and the u. k is also officially experiencing a heat wave. the met offices,

temperatures have hit record highs 3 days in a row. some regions have been as hot as 32 degrees is because of warm winds moving up from southern europe. the hate is edging closer to the u. k. record for the hottest ever june day. crowds in london have been protesting against the rising cost of living, demanding more government action to help cope with soaring inflation. or challenge has more from the rally in london. the figures certainly are alarming. we're being told that this is the worst cost of living crisis in this country. for 40 years. inflation could hit 11 percent later this year. the bank of england has just high interest rates to their highest level in 13 years. and the economy is expected to contract this quarter research a say that all of this means that by next year, 250000 households may have fallen into destitution. the spot, all of this,

some economists say you shouldn't be hiking wages in this kind of inflation rate environment because back could use inflation even further that the unions that are calling this demonstration say it's a basic humanitarian issue. you have families, you have to go to food banks because they can't afford to feed themselves. something needs to be done. when you've got some people earning 100 k $150.00 k a year, and then you've got how many burning non power 50 an hour. there's a problem, there's a big, massive gap in wages and, and it's not fair. it's a very modest amount and it's saying that workers should get at least inflation rates. we should at least be able to see families protected against some boxes of household income. people are really struggling with caleb relying on speed to get kids in school. so if it helps the school tend to take home

because they don't have anything that's going to be expertise. the t u. c, which is cool. this demonstration says it's done so because as it puts it, working people have paramount. but at the moment, the protest movement against the cost of living crisis is being driven by the trays, indians, and socialist organizations that hasn't yet to cross into the wider section of the population. but don't usually get politically active that could well change. i would certainly the unions are getting more vocal. we have a series of rail strikes coming up next week, and there is a prospect of a real summer of discontent to come. so let's take a closer look now at inflation in the u. k, which has heat of 40 high and so april the average price of filling up a car is down more than $100.00 pounds or $125.00. the bank of england's raised its interest rates for a 5th consecutive time. but there's more moves i needed to curve inflation and the, and the government on valve and $900000000000.00 package last month. aimed at

helping households with expenses. the charities saying that's not enough. the aim as love me as the chief market analyst that as a trade he says the u. k. government doesn't seem to understand how to tackle this crisis. these particular issues that we're facing, that they are the season replanted. when that happened, it seems like the law makers doesn't get their head to put the white policies in place to which we can have left and even now, it's part of the aspect of it. they are still very much ready to take on another train with you. what back on to do that's going to massively disrupt the supply chain issues in the united kingdom. given the fact that we have to rely on your launch and supply to be used on a daily basis. so what we really need from the government by having the right

policy is to tackle these particular issues. very cool. not to go bad boys, johnson and all of a sudden response to the party meeting. important. i mean, i go to, you, share this approach. now i'm not saying that they shouldn't, but look at matters matter for people living here in the united kingdom. pay attention to this, i mean, this is something that donald trump, but he was very much painted when the interest of the american. yes. even in america, speaking of pain because the trade policies. but in the u. k, we are building up and the government doesn't really understand what they really need to do. plenty morehead on this news hour, including the candidates in columbia as presidential run off on this change. we

hear from voters on what they think their country really names. why palestinian say these symbolic acts are whisked worth taking in the face of his wiley occupation and nearly crowned in b, a champions return home to celebrate with their awe . at least 5 people have been killed in an attack on a seek temple in the afghan capital, including 3 of the gunman. it's one of many vine and incidents in recent years targeting religious minority groups in afghanistan. sarah, hi, wright, were for a peaceful morning of praise to seek place of worship. soon turned into this gone men stormed the complex grenades on saturday, tramping several worshippers inside. outside the building known as a gurdwara,

a call was detonated. tom. bon officials say it took several hours to fight the attackers, but the situation is now under control. this latest attack in the bug, a ball and neighborhood is kimball, has killed and wounded several people, including one of the gunmen, an ice affiliated group has been targeting minority groups and i've gone a song in the last few years. this is the 3rd assault on seek since 2018. the numbers have dwindled to just a couple of 100, from half a 1000000 in the 1917, the since the taliban took power last year. many seeks have left the country despite reassurances that they'll be protected. taliban are lacking capacity to capacity of counter terrorism. counter insurgency. the also like originally international enter sharing support. it's not the 1st time minorities,

specifically my sheer minority and sick. and the minute when i talk to many ha, the biggest challenge facing the top bond today is it's bits, a rival, iso, which continues to undermine its authority and remains a major threats ask and security. so to hide a, i'll just 0 to any now where the government has announced concessions in its new military recruitment plan. after intense opposition in a bit to contain the outrage, it has to sign it to reserve at 10 percent of the vacancies in its paramilitary forces for those to complete the scheme. there are form an ounce men is aimed at cutting the armies expenditure on salaries and pensions. meanwhile, thousands of passengers had been stranded at railway stations in parts of india after protest is damaged trains. they set carriages on fire and blocked highways, demanding a rollback of those military reforms. a short time ago, i spoke to day basque, who is the director of the society for policy studies,

and also a retired indian navy condo. he says this reform will allow the government to allocate more funds to modernizing the military. this is a well intentioned policy of the mo, the government, because the indian military is in dire need. all of a real in a micro spence. and one of the challenges for the government has been rationalize the expenditure on the indian military. the salary been what is called as a revenue expenditure has been quite high, and pensions in particular have been increasing ya on. yeah. so to that extent, i would say that review all my body and options was very well intentions. but unfortunately, the way in which it has been implemented and conveyed to that particular demography,

the young people of india will want to join the military. clearly, they have not been committed in the way that they should have and which is why you will see those anger and frustration because they believe that the opportunities for them shrinking and what has been given to them as a 4 year contract is something that is not embedded the defense minister and the service keeps which is very unusual in india, made this announcement and clarity in a democracy like in the opposition party. well, very, very upset that they were not consulted. and that this was not able or discussed embodiment as is the normal case. there were a number of reasons, i think, why i keep saying that this was not implemented from the genesis will be announced . bank in the way that could have

a why did the kind of backlash and be protests that we are now seen across many parts of india. judges in tennessee are extending their national strike for 3rd wake. they. they have been protesting against president, ty, say its decision to dismiss 57 of their colleagues, other demonstrations against a referendum on a new constitution are also taking place. se itself position accuse him of trying to tie from his grip on power in his own parliament and took executive power last year in a move, critics have described as occurred. israeli strikes have hit several locations in garza, the army says it's targeting what he calls military signs the strikes come after israel said he did shot down a projectile fly from the gaza strip towards the southern city of ash cologne. early on saturday, a memorial service has been held for al jazeera gymnast sharina abbey o'clock. it

was killed in the occupied west bank last month. family and friends gathered at a church unoccupied, east jerusalem. she was shot in the head by israeli forces while on a simon inch name, members of the international community have condemned to killing and continue to call for an independent investigation. sharon was without his era for 25 years, covering the story of these rally occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. bennet smith attended the service in occupied east jerusalem. oh ah, this is a memorial mass in sharina. i close home town of great alina marking 40 days since she was killed by israeli forces when covering a story in jeanine in the occupied. westbank is an opportunity for sharina, friends, and family to remember, i'll call it a would

want to be remembered for what she did. she was the voice of palestine, the voice of truth, and she was compassionate. she was empathetic, she wasn't just a journalist. at the end of the day, she was also human being. then she continued to to advocate him to talk about justice for palestinians. i want people to remember her as the fun, humble in cheerful person. she's always serious on tv, but she's not like that. oh, she's always happy person. she changes up the moon when she enters the room, she loves she brightens up the room when she answers it. oh wow. and on sunday, there'll be an official memorial in ramallah, given by the palestinian authority and hosted by palestinian present mahmoud abbas to ukraine. now where the president is on the front lines visiting the southern

city of mc alive a day after he was shown by russian forces, at least 2 people were killed there on friday, the lot of means the landscape visited the ruins of one of the cities government buildings destroyed back in april, in an attack that killed a 34 people. he also presented medals of honor to the cities top army offices. colombians head to the poles on sunday for a run off election to select their next president. the choice is between at former gorilla fighter gustavo petro or construction magnate, rodolfo hernandez. teresa bar reports on some of the issues voters are concerned about the past year has been difficult for people like ever somebody she studying to become an accountant. but finding work isn't easy for people like her. she was displeased by the colombian conflict of her child and fled to with willa with her mother. now she's back in columbia and says she's afraid of what may happen. it walked, i will beat the don't when sunday's election,

comalla sonya but aka. 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 don't think petro could help us achieve that. i'm afraid he will do to columbia chavez did to venezuela. then i philip, but not far away from her home in both same border. medium get a little things completely different. she 65 years old and lives with her grandchildren. she says will double paid little is what columbia has been waiting for a very long time. lilian lavelli back in columbia. government's in columbia are useless, and we need something new. and that's 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 iran bouquet, 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 at phoenix,

sa, surveyed by the pandemic. and that's why many people here are asking for change something that both candidates and i will be if it all and all for man. this are promising to bring about, but it never very different way i will be through is a former gorilla and more recently than mirabelle. he hopes to fight poverty and prioritize the environment. his opponent, his role for them, and i 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. so, 6 years ago, columbia signed a historic peace agreement with a fork, a 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 focused on other issues. and sandy's vote has colombians on the edge with both candidates promising reforms that could have a huge him back in their lives. they said, well, i'll just see the board for more on this that's bringing alexandra ram p. s. he joins us live from booker reminder in colombia, alexandra, tell us about the significance of where you are. and about hernandez is popularity . absolutely, emily, yes, we're here in the hometown voted for this right in front of the headquarters of a very successful campaign. this house has been rebranded as last year because they are not in the same name as the presidential palace and book that people here are very excited at the possibility of one of their own. a former

mayor of the city of mancha, which is a city of 600000 people in the north of columbia, that one of them could become a president of the country. and look just probably a little more than a month ago for amanda. amanda was seen as an odd well outside there, but since then he has become the biggest political phenomenon. and this election with his surprised at the 2nd place in the 1st round that shocked many colombians. it was a very surprised because he presented himself as a sort of populates the anti corruption crusader. he managed a very successful campaign, almost exclusively on social media with one issue which it was that one of the draining the swamp are promising to go after corrupt politicians that most alone vianza despise. and there's no doubt that this has been an election

about to change about economic issues as a political analyst interview, then that is us packaging said that this is an election where people want to see economic change in the country. want to see somebody empower who is not part of the traditional elite that have been in power for so long. the issue though is that the finance campaign has been mostly a strong on emotion, but with very little details about policies and full of controversies. in many gas, the fact that he's a man prone to offending or insulting people that don't think like him, but all of this hasn't stopped them man. he's now very close to becoming the next president of columbia. yes sir. alexandra, given all of these moving parts, one of the latest polls indicating about the potential when a well,

the last official polls that we've seen are now a week old. that's because in columbia, you can publish new poles 7 days before the actual election. the last bulls we've seen had the 2 candidates and neck and neck. this could prove to be one of the closest elections in recent history in columbia. we could see as scenario very similar to the referendum on the piece dealer was assigned between the columbia states and 5 rebels in 2016 the difference there was less than 50000 votes. and that would be a scenario that worries many people here in columbia, especially since both candidates have said that there is a risk of a fraud in this elections better in particular said that he feels that the electoral authorities are not offering enough guarantees. and so if the election is very close, there could be a situation for protests,

for demonstrations in the country. there's no doubt that there's a lot of pensions about this election, some $800000.00 soldiers and policemen will be deployed on sunday. and also there have been a number of raids, questioning and even the arrests of people who participated in a nationwide protest a year ago here. and the come through, it shows how the police is worried about the possibility of demonstrations if the situation, if the results are very close on sunday, no doubt this could be a very consequential election in the country and we're gonna have to see what those results. indeed will be and no doubt will cross back to us. those developments come to hand. thank you very much for that update to alexandra m. p. s e. there us president joe biden has taken a tumble during a morning by friday, and he is home state of delaware. the 79 year old was stopping to speak to

a small crowd of onlookers when he fell off. he was soon surrounded by secret service agent spot and told the group his foot had gone caught in the pedal, but he was feeling fine to carry on with his jenny. still ahead on al jazeera. ah, when it can you puffing a rumor band to get back together again to revive the genre? also one of hollywood, greatest films, monks and milestone and in new york tri becca festival. and a little later in sport will tell you who qualified for the gym and emoji pain. ah okay, here's the deal. once again, it's a story of humidity across the river peninsula. hello everyone. here's those

details on sunday. it's because those winds are starting to shift around to the east, so it's going for a closer look around the gulf states will focus specifically on though. so this is scooping up all the moisture off the golf and shoving it out right into the city of the house. so missed the start to the day sunday and monday and with the humid ex it's going to feel about $54.00. on monday there's been some pretty big pre monsoon storms in northern portions of pakistan including punjab, providence law for picking up on months worth of rain within a short period of time and still that active weather in the forecast on sunday. here's the situation for turkey. it's stumble may catch a shower on sunday, fairly cloudy. we're seeing those winds pick up as well. and for central africa, it's our usual scattering of storms from ethiopia right through to the gulf of guinea. now as we saw it toward the south, the rain peters out for the western cape, the northern cape. so an improvement in conditions there, but a few showers hanging around for quite zulu, and a tall that includes durbin with

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and in the lab. now more than ever, the world needs w h l. making a healthier world for you. for everyone. lou. ah, ah. hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily angry. he's a reminder of our top stories. the salam, blazing brazil have confirmed remains found in the amazon are those of indigenous expert, bruno pereira, the activist and british journalist john phillips, went missing in the rainforest 11 days ago. judges in tunisia are extending their

national strike for a 3rd wake. they have been protesting against president ty, say its decision to dismiss $57.00 of their colleagues are the demonstrations against a referendum on a new constitution are also taking place. and a memorial service has been held for l. g. c. regina sharina avenue at clack, killed in the occupied west bank last month. she was short in the head, buys rally forces while on assignment in janine with tensions high in the occupied west bank. many people have responded to local initiatives to fill the straits with the palestinian flag bodies. wiley settlers living illegally on palestinian territory. i hoping to stop. the flags bang raised, nita in for him explains, ah, it's a simple act of flying a flag. but in the occupied westbank reading, the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested. the symbolic gesture has

become even more important in recent weeks. indeed, the tone of her water on the north of the westbank has become a battle ground. and the fight here is all about the flag, palestinian men breeze their flag on the mean streets only to have as really suckers take it down under the protection of these where the army is ready forces huge. would he shoot at palestinians and the confrontations that follow? they have been one and was shot 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 us sovereignty. palestinians are yet to have your honor to him breathing. the flag is a risk worth taking us rachada issued albert, i expect anyone to be shot by a soldier at any time on. i remember when i went to alex almost compton recently. my father was scared. i will be easier in the confrontation. don't try to rally, but it was chopped here for more. these really army and settlers came to a place near my household is ready forces have since brought in more troops to for

water worsening the tension in the area. one day there are no palestinian flags, then next, yes, threats are filled with them. it's a dean if white tear ned the boy young men who were not even worn when the israeli government 1st the cleared the palestinian flag illegal after the also accords of the early 19 nineties between the palestine liberation organization and israel. the bound on the palestinian flag was lift it, 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 minute through check point when soldiers stopped him. j. a soldiers were running towards him, pointing their rifles out 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 with have become known as the m. 16 shirts. they were produced here

in response to his reading rates 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. in the west bank, the struggle is not just for the land but also for the symbols and images that are present. palace fine need that. but he l just either the occupied westbank protest is across estrella, have rallied against what they describe as the over policing of indigenous people demonstrate his demand at an end to the presence of armed police in remote aboriginal communities. they say the policies contribute to the high indigenous incarceration rights. a recent report showed indigenous australians at 13 times more likely to be jailed. indigenous protest is in ecuador, i defying

a state of emergency declared by the president, pressing on with road blockages for a 6th day. the 3 provinces and the emergency include the capital city, key term president, where mo, last so says he's committed to defending the capital and the country. the protest is demanding cuts to fuel prices and a temporary ban on debt repayments for small farmers. for more in these slaves, bringing adrena perez fellows who is in ecuadorian lawyer and political analyst. he joins us from quiet, kill in ecuador, thanks so much for being on the program. andrea. and before we get into this latest declaration of a state of emergency, can you give us a context as to what led up to this point, why people taking to the strengths? thank you so much for having me. i think there is a, it's a very complex situation. there is a lot of popular discontent. a mainly caused by 2 factors. insecurity.

there's been a rising crime which has not been properly controlled by, by the government. and there is a new flushing or a process going on. we were a dollar rush country, so the inflation that is happening in the united states is also affecting or, or, or prices here, or oracle prices. this combined with the supply issues that have been caused by the war in ukraine. we are having a very sharp increase in price. so when you have these 2, these 2 factors working together, you have a very, very unhappy population and capitalizing on this, on this happiness. there is this a leaders, this, these indigenous leaders who are promoting this, this process right now? so what impact will the state of emergency have on the resolve of protest is,

will be stopped them from demonstrating clearly bind today's report. it hasn't stopped them. it is, it is very clear. and in fact, that it's unclear, even if the, if the decree will stand because or as of or as of now the assembly, which is controlled by the opposition is say, is meeting in them, attempt to over to, to, to cancel to, to, to over, over throw the decrease so its not even clear. busy water, these, the declaratory of a state of emergency is gonna, is from a stand. what to protest is want, other than the price of living to go down. that that is a very, very complex question. most of them i believe they do, they do want to what they say they want, which is so in a better economic conditions. but there is a very strong suspicion among her among,

i don't like myself that the, the leaders are, this is actually in fact a who is the there using your capitalizing on these wide, widely are popular. this one tends to actually try to have an attempt at overthrowing the government. this is very, very similar, disinfected. and almost this is step by step repeat of what happened in 2019 and they almost are managed to over to the government. that backing that back then? now it's, it's unclear, we're just gonna reach that same a boiling point. but it, it seems that the intention is there. in fact there's no speculation. the very when, when the leaders are interviewed dataset open, they say we want to get greed again. well, as we want to get rid of the government, this group that you're referring to, you're referring to the confederation of indigenous nationalities. and they're the ones that cold for these protest is. and as you mentioned, they've been credited with helping to topple administrations,

3 presidents between 997 and 2005 is what i've read, sir. do you think it's very possible that this could happen again? it is definitely possible. whole probable disease is going to be, it's a matter of debate right now. okay, well we really appreciate your analysis on this complex issue. thank you for your time. during perez cell as a lawyer and political analysts. thank you. big coin value has dropped below $20000.00. it's lowest since december 2020. the crypt currency lost more than half of its value this year. it's part of a wider crisis in the market as panicked, invest in sell off digital assets, pushing prices even lower market analysts have worn prices for life. they keep falling. i spoke to glenn goodman, who is a crypt, our consultant and author of the crypt. i try to, he says the full in value is not a surprise. this was the same in stock market is kind of like a vicious circle when people have borrowed money during the good times. and then

the market starts falling and falling and falling. people are forced, or hedge funds in particular are forced to sell the stuff that they bought in order to pay back loans. and that force is price is down even further. and then that triggers even more of the selling events. but what we tend to see in the situations and we see it in markets all the time. you can tell i'm doing my kind of, i've been there, i've seen that i've done it, you know, markets billing cycles. they go massively up, they go massively down. and crypto in particular has always done that. have these enormous up and down waves that last sort of a few years each before you get the next big wave. so to some extent, this was kind of inevitable because it's just what ways have traders and investors need to be careful that they're not investing more money than they can afford to lose. because inevitably we offer a big up. everything comes back down to us every single time. this super cycle think didn't happen was never going to happen. it's just not how market operate

bought. the good thing is, in the longer term money has poured in to the crypto industry to the software developers. you know, will this, it, will this venture capital money is paid for software developers who are developing brilliant projects. some of the greatest brains in the world are working on making block chain adapted to the met averse in future. and to be centralized finance in china, or at least one person's been killed in a fire at a factory. it broke out in shanghai at a petrochemical plan to the early hours of saturday morning. huge clouds of blacks, my billowed over the c team, 5055 is responded to the blaze and local media is reporting. it's now under control . it's wildly considered one of the greatest hollywood films ever produced. the god father is 50 years old to see. and to celebrate a remastered old tra, high definition version of the classic has been released and its received staff

treatment at this is try back a festival. gabriel alexander reports from naeel in 50 years after the 1st appeared in theaters re watching the godfather is an offer. many movie fans also can't refuse. my father is no different than i other power. 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 wagon career of marlon brando to this view and launched the film career of co star al pacino. i told you i can handle it. what's more, it inspired, a wave of realistic, hard hitting mafia dramas from main street. good, phil, it's going to be a good, you know, i just the front o's, mr. mama,

what did you call me? the godfather, really is, is a great film. movie critic bill g. e. berry says the driving force behind the film was it's director francis ford coppola fair enough for 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 when i was done to make your service to split. what constituted subtlety, all the things we see in the godfather, the newly 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 any one against the family. ah 50 years after was made. it's a film just is poignant now. as it was then there was a gabe rose on don't leave bigger. how does ita think in all the new york sport is coming up after the bank and will re cap the main contenders at the u. s. and gulf? i've been heading into around 3 a during the colonization of africa. thousands of artifacts were removed by the major european powers for doubles it. the french occupational gradually removed

a lot of works. a new 3 part series tells the story of the struggle by african countries to we claim that priceless heritage. but it didn't happen overnight. we were robbed over time restitution. africa stolen out. coming soon on al jazeera. so lamar lakehoma, it's great to see welcome to the content economic forum powered by bloomberg. some people say that they say globalization going on, but that perfect. so think of every globalization are accomplished. speakers from heads of state to business and policy leaders will discuss evolving technology, education, culture, sustainability, and the impact on the economy. ah, lou.

ah, before we had to sport, we have a story about one of kenya's most prolific rumba bands less when he comes, when she is back together to perform a hits after more than 20 years, while democratic republic of congo is known as africa's capital of the rom business john rash, kenya has a thriving st church as malcolm web reports from nairobi. ah, it was more than 40 years ago when these musicians 1st played together and more than 20 since they were lost on stage. i was the 1970s to the 19 ninety's less one acre. well, one of kenya's most loved room about, oh,

some of the original band members have passed away the rest. and now back together . that's why you were coming back. because of the people. not in kenya, is dr. alco, marion, the war was african room. the music began in the democratic republic of congo, nearly a century ago in the seventy's, nairobi became a hub for benz fleeing censorship and seeking a market. so the scene bloomed in east africa to there's one acre for some of the most popular and enduring songs. certainly a lot with the crowd, a little bit older was like

when i was younger, my dad would have never known creek poetic lyrics. it sometimes tell stories, the songs in owed to a female social light of the time who the sing i loved deeply. and then a devastating breakup. i require you to get a job, fred or batching. michoacan is the scene better than most he was in the room when less when he came formed in $978.00. when i came over the nearly 50? yes, he's been broadcasting room records. can him pop music's become more influenced by foreign sounds? from america? nigeria in jamaica, but his weekly room show on kenya's most listened to radio station is still wildly popular. he says, because the songs just don't grow old. when you listen to a song once and you lighted,

you want to listen to it again. and then when you listen to it, the 3rd time you went to sing it the 4th time you own it. and so those guys were the last one. he could say they're here to stay and to keep the original canyon remember alive. malcolm web al jazeera, my baby kenya. peter, is he with sport and the world swimming championships are underway? peter? yes, indeed. emily katy today. he has once again shown why she is considered by many as the greatest female swimming in history. the american legend was the hot favorite to win the for me to the free sol in the past. so especially with the world and olympic champion area may not compete thing. i think he recorded a change of record time. she's no 116 will titles across various distances that he better 3 teams and the main for underneath is free. so strangely of the like

winning from one, he's 1st will title the american golf. busy jo damon is probably glad he answered qualifying for the us open. it was actually seriously considering not even bothering, as it turns out, you know, she's the lead adolfo stage is. david spoke to the action from brown to jo damon, very nearly 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. yeah. i'm excited. my game is obviously pretty good. right now. handled nerves pretty well. there today. will be a big weekend. i mean. yeah. you know, i told you also 345 tomorrow. i didn't, i did. we have to be home by 5 o'clock for dinner, so this will be, this will be different for sure. damon is 5 and the par top, the lead the board with will number 7 column or a cower. 25 year old mar,

a car was shot. the lowest round of the day on friday for the past 66 and he's on track declared me stood major title. the major championship us open. you know, no one has taken a deep so far and kind of run away. but, you know, i right now my game feels really good. you know, lots today is huge, coughing the fisher for me this weekend and hopefully we can kind of make some separation. some out there are 5 players and a type, a 3rd just one shot back and florida. they include the spanish defending 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 shoot 65. glad to go into 64. i mean, not that's at the heart of this game,

and i'm, 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 lee, it will number one, scottie scheffler one the master's in april and thanks to this eagle, the 14th finds himself just to shops off the page. one of 4 players taught 8 on 3 in the palm. cameron young produced one of the stand out moments of the day. a hole in one at the sick for the celebrations were short lived as he eventually missed the cut. which means he'll have to sit out what promises to be a fascinating battle for the trophy. with just full shots, covering the top $23.00 on the leaderboard. they would smokes al jazeera. in us open tennis organizers have been criticized by ukrainian, elena switzer, alina for allowing plays from russia and bell rose to compete as neutrals,

a former world. number 3, wanted a furnace stance, following russia's invasion of her country, plays from russia beller, of saw ban from wimbledon. but the u. s. tennis association will allow them to compete later in the year. 5th, alina is currently not playing on tour, while pregnant with her 1st child. our sports is drawn back, i 10 years minimum. because all day, all day, infrastructure been damaged or completely destroyed. but in the end, it's dead incident to make and we cannot do anything. i guess about the n b a champion, golden state warriors have landed back in san francisco of the clenching the title fans turned out at the cities and port. welcome back. the newly crowned champions. as they touch down with the trophy, the warriors beat the boston celtics in game 6 on thursday to when they forth n b. a title in 8 seasons. they have a victory parade planned for monday. a

reason for me to one will champion max for stop and dominated friday practice ahead of qualifying for the canadian grown breed. several drivers continue to struggle with their cars bouncing up and down on the track, including 7 time chaplain lewis hamilton, a phenomenon known as the thing has left the mercedes driver with headaches and back pain. the sports governing body says it's looking at how it can tackle the problem. hamilton's concerned 8 will leave drivers with long term injuries. ultimate, i think safety is the most important thing and i don't think, i think there's at least one driver in every team is, has spoken on it. and i don't think it's going to change a huge amount. but i think there's a lot of work that needs to be done and it's positive that the if i are working towards improving it 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 us don't have back problems moving forward in mercer gp decant is francesco benya qualified, fastest for the german grand prix. the italian grabbing his 3rd pole position of the season. and we'll start sunday's race ahead of will champion fabio, caught that otto, while your hon. zacko was 3rd fastest, will be now. and finally, something's governing body fina sets a vote on a new policy regarding transgender swimmers. on sunday, it could impact american lee at thomas, who earlier this year became the 1st no one transgender woman to win a college title in the female class. and feel this is unfair. they argue that anyone who goes through male puberty will always have a major physical advantage of a women. this week cycling is governing body tightened its rules for athletes who

must now way to years to compete off the transitioning. it also lowered, permitted testosterone levels. now there's exactly 6 months to go on for the world cup final here and cutter. the match will take place on december 18 at the sale stadium, or the specially built venue for the tournament, which gets underway in november. and you can watch the 1st of our world cup countdown programs on sunday at 1130 g m c. this month we're focusing on the south american teams at all. we'll leave it for now. be are again in a few hours with more sports news. emily sounds good. thank you very much peter. and that's it from me and my anc one for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. a london headquarters will take over with more the days in just a moment to stay with . i thought it was, so i'll follow up on the line and let me know i use one on one. the how do you to

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you want to help save the world? sneeze into your own. in just under a year's time catholic out a stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next november, 10th. as this tournament on the coming days, we'll play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever sporting event next year for the castle national team, they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds. they'll be hoping to convince both the fan and themselves. so they really all ready to take on the world . mm.