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now an armed man is holding employees hostage at a federal bank in lebanon's capital. he's demanding his own money threatening to burn down the bank. security forces have not entered the building yet all these, all the lies. pictures coming in from beirut, as you can see, plenty of security forces. there. we understand that outside of the bank haven't made a move yet on the bank inside. is that man who's threatening the burnet dow? now this is not the 1st time that somebody has made a move on a bank, demanding money, and threatening violence if he doesn't get his own money. it's believed there's quite a bit of popular support. lot of people are unhappy with banking measures should been imposed restricting people's access to their own money. oh let's get more of this now. we can bring in zayna holder in beirut. you're outside the bank to right

now saying that, tell us how that stand off is looking now. well, there doesn't look to be an end to this because as we understand, negotiations are continuing to try to convince, but found a thing to lay down his arms and to leave the bag. but he is the man his money. he says his account is worth more than $200000.00. he wants his money. this is rightfully hey and get him to do this was because in the past few days, the recent days he's been visiting the bank demanding money to be able to pay for his father's hospital bill. he has been demanding $5000.00. the bank refused to give him the money and according to his relatives and a brother who are here trying to talk to him, they were very rude. but in fact, his brother, his relatives, his family and a lot of other people believe what he's doing is, is the right thing. the man has been pushed to the brink. he has no other choice.

he has to pay for his father's hospital bills, and the banks are not giving people their savings. it's been like this for 3 years in formal a capital controls imposed by 11 on the commercial bank have been denying people access to their hard currency accounts. and when you do withdraw some on each, there's a limit to the withdrawal loss. and this is given in the lebanese via the local currency, which has d valued by 90 percent. so it's basically a heritage. so people feel they are the ones who have been paying the price for this economic collapse for the states bankruptcy. but the bank state, if we are not at fault, we lend money to the space to the central bank, which is now bankrupt and cannot give us the money so we cannot give it to the depositors. so a tense situation is demanding his money. what he believes is right for the his what we understand from some sources, the banking association is worried that if they do give him the money if they came in to his demands. but this will encourage others to do the same zayna as you're

talking to us. we can hear in the background. it sounds like some speech is going on. i'm wondering if some kind of rally popular rally is developing outside the bank. yes, people who have been gathering here for the past 5 hours, many of these people deposit there is people who have money trapped in the banks to reform an elderly man who said that he wants money to be able to send his daughter to school. and that his friends have to send him a laptop in order for her to be able to continue her. her studies that he then started to cry, people are desperate. 80 percent of the population is now poor. people are blaming but the reality. yeah. the government politics, hard holders in the bank,

not to shareholders politically connected. people are shareholders in the bank. so you have a common interest between politicians and they want to pay the price for the economic, the financial, the depth of the more than $17000000000.00. who is going to be held to account. now people hear about them because of the haircut. the savings are trapped in the bank . what they want toward the politicians were able to transfer their money abroad before capital controls were in place. they say they should be behind bars and not people like say, all right, thanks so much. then i called them from bay route. so little bit on the background, the, this lebanon has been in a deep economic crisis since 2019. the united nations says nearly 80 percent of its people are living in poverty, the lebanese cars,

who will that last more than 90 percent of its value, devastating for a nation that imports most of its goods. international donors say these conditional on reforms, but politicians have so far resisted reform. hassan and holly, it is 11 easy economist and banker and an expert in emerging markets. he also leads the states retrieval movement and anti corruption group. he joins us via zoom from paris. good to have you with 1st of all, break it down for us in simple terms and explain to view as what exactly is happening to people's money in banks. is it being seized, frozen, or are they just getting limits on how much they can withdraw each month on paper and all the deposits, all of them. and i am proud to say that before united nations, i'm the one who did the new system on the system. 19 like the line. i tried my

best for the last day to use the warrant that the system would collapse. eventually everybody was joining the drinking party. everybody got toxic however, and people are wondering where the deposit, the deposit are gone. i meant they needed to be 2016. i said the deposit done because the governor was something back was lying to the whole population after the petitions that they are. but it didn't happen or the only people the impact of the center it back reserves of something back. usually money which is generated by operations, the bank, lot people in the system we are as we are all or while you, we are thinking hostage. i mean, so this is the, the, the, you know, demand in the, in the bank. brash was also just now or going on living before we get into that.

very interesting give me just one second because you mentioned something very interesting that people's reserves work people's deposits. and i guess you mean particularly they're dollar deposit. their foreign currency deposits were considered fond reserves. the numbers show, those foreign reserves have been dwindling over the last couple of years, right? so basically the state took people's money to try and pay service on loans, pay for import of goods and so on and so forth. until that money is run out, that's what's been happening. people are saying the company that, that does a 100000000000. this is also a lie because center back then think you're a part of the state bank has the whole and we've already discovered it over the last year. i've been warning again proudly about this 20 years that there is a hole in the bank that the governor is using the trust and he supports the bank in to measure that many bank is does not was to comply with and there in the center

bank, there's another $100000000000.00 so that both the black hole reaches $200000000000.00 out of which people deposit on $120000000000.00 of that, and $80000000000.00. he has the system and he's been printing money indefinitely. and that's why there is no value in our opinion. that the benita 0 is not worth more than the income the paper. so we are talking about the whole 6 and a half 1000000 liberties, plus about $3000000.00 liberties abroad. plus some out of mainly serious all have been looted in the biggest problem is came in history of united nation. and i've called it that this is almost genocide that should be put into the national court. because although you don't look deeper, but you have back up the whole population, which is unprecedented in the history of humanity as of political. right. and this

is going on. this has been conducted by the lead to the society, the political cloth. these people are still empowered because of the support of the people arrive in case that the sec terrorism of fear of the other is still so strong. but people will support the sectarian system of government even if it means that rounding together. you know, if you read, if you need many, many books, then when you run up the system for a long time, the population as did it less, they are in control of legislation. so they just placed an election low which by for re elect the because the election law prevents people like me who i run for election. i cannot accept or a c which is identified by it back, which they forced me to do so. as was and they have they have so much power in the

system that not less than 1000000 people. 5 are their livelihood is that past one of the politicians ethical guys? escobar was the election in one state as when he was my head. so if you were here, i was and he was never then when you because i think your audio levels drop that you're getting a call can hear ring tone of i ruse. leave a reply from the bank. i said the system 11 is why it must get by, but addition similar to the escobar at school, but also was schools when he died. many people cried that

however lebanon is that both really beta stayed and lebanon condition, unless we got some sort of pattern abroad, plus in big money block, plus at a mall. but i, felicia, of the current petition problem running because it does not through the people chose to keep them in power. they are writing the system in a market. this is no c. could you as president the macro? you will ask you as the 2nd united nations been asked, the question is, why can anyone do anything about it? is again, we are able by coalition of bad who are willing to liquidate anyone who says their way. it does not actually the number one priority of the, unless you set them to come out, because governance is not the priority to me by monday,

i'm but the level and lebanon is no longer in the community. the only prior to that level and imposes on the part of this is security between 11 on the border plus the new discovery of gas. and that's why we see now a, an uprising from europe by the united states and the gas 11. this is where i thing is the testing board building and you 11 and one way or the other all the thought that i said die warning, but thank you so much for your analysis on what's going on there. you are most like and israeli military court has extended the detention novice planning to have the, the best time aside the by at least 6 days. israel launch for a cold preemptive strikes on garza targeting the palestinian group. following sandy's arrest 2 weeks ago. the 2 sides agreed on a truce this week. concentrating fire for 3 days for the palestinians were killed

in the attacks that you've raheem is live for us in ramallah service extension of detention. how much of a threat is that to the seas fire while islamic jihad has said that it was clear that one of its demands is the release of its senior leader of a samus sadie. we've been talking to analysts who believe that it's on likely that the slamming jihad is going to be heading towards an escalation, specifically given the power dynamics. given that the fact that garza has been seriously affected by the lead this that time also given by the fact that hamas did not join islamic jihad in fighting rockets towards israel. so we also know that israel never explicitly said that it agreed to the islamic jihad demands of releasing by sam sadie, as well as a hunger striking palestinian prisoner as well. his name is kelly loudon,

what israel has a reportedly agreed to via the egyptian mediators. is to have a dialogue that could eventually lead to that release. so it's been seeing a scene here as a way of showing fours that israel has the upper hand and out. but we are at the same time expecting a potential release of saline out a. he is a destiny in his ready jails. he's been detained without charges and he's been protesting that detention for more than $150.00 days. there was a slight period of time at during the end of august when he was promised that the, his detention wouldn't be a renewed, he stopped his anger strike. then again, israel renewed the, his administrative detention, which is detention without charges leading him to renew his hunger strike. now, many say that he's the fact that is really media is focusing a lot on his health situation. the fact that he is in danger could be a thein,

that he could be released anytime soon. all right, thanks so much linda abraham her. now in the streets of garza, people are still picking up the pieces of apartment blocks attacks by israeli forces. many having to rebuild their lives yet again, because the facial name explains the phones rang in this garza neighbourhood saturday morning with warnings from israeli intelligence to evacuate in what people say felt like only moments. 6 apartment buildings were destroyed or damaged about it and haul finley fair. my 4 year old son wakes up when he has any sound thinking, its an astride, and he clings to me. it makes me frustrated because my children are scared. my life has become miserable and it is nothing left in our hands, the man malick shem. alec says she can't even dig out a shirt from the rubble for her 2 young son. the family is homeless,

but will have to find money to pay the mortgage on the apartment and find a new place to live. since 2008, there have been 5 wars or attacks in the gaza strip. the longest was in 2014 and lasted 51 days. after the war, dozens of countries met and planned to raise $5000000000.00 to rebuild garza but not even half. that money was actually donated. the biggest donors katara gave more than a $1000000000.00 in aid. saudi arabia, half a $1000000000.00. the united states, the united arab emirates, and kuwait each gave $200000000.00. these photo showed the before and after of some reconstruction projects. ah, after last year's israeli airstrikes, cutter and egypt committed a $1000000000.00 total. to help garza rebuild again, but with no time frame gases,

ministry of public works and housing says it needs millions of dollars. now, to provide housing for $2200.00 families, will you feel the as little as putting some obstacles and the way of the donors that the $130.00 construction forces to be slow over the years, even once reliable arab allies have stopped offering funding. and with many humanitarian crises, globally, donor fatigue has set in israel, ester occupying power, to have a real responsibility to, to, to, to, to take care of the situation there. but in the long term, long, you know, full for china. and also for the huge majority of the international community. what concerns oz is not week, not simply look at this vis civic, no situation, you know, pissed piecemeal to way some in the international community may continue to spend

billions of dollars. rebuilding garza after each war or attack, but palestinians wonder when the world will see that it's more prudent to invest in peace. natasha her name al jazeera, gaza. that's a big now to a man. trouble. see. she's a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross and joins us on skype from beirut. good. have you with us, you know, with these repeated cycles of israeli attacks on garza, are you getting the chance? is anyone getting the chance to really conduct a reconstruction efforts? thank you for having me. so one of the most the, the main challenge is that the impact on the people that through each escalation is not communicating with time. so when you around are fighting, there are left worse off likelihood than homes are ruined, but also vital infrastructure is federalized even further. so each year round the vine at creating a new trauma and the lang even further,

the process of beginning they could reconstruction and rebuilding looks like one of the other main challenges for the humanitarian actors, such as the jersey and other actors who are actually active and in gaza is that every new round of violence is adding more urgent needs, which makes it almost impossible sometimes to look a little bit further and makes it more complicated to also assess long term needs as well. so a humanitarian needs might be part of distribution in order to to prevent a tool to collapse of systems of services. but it remains one of the, of the things that could be provided. but the main solution would remain and still the political steps that needs to be conducted and needs to be intensified in order to show and to halt these endless cycle of violence and the humanitarian crisis emerging and being at deeper because because of it, as you were talking there,

we were running pictures of the scenes of destruction. you know, the apartment blocks parts of garzo just looked like they completely level to the ground. you know, plenty of rubble. it's, it's, i mean, when you look at a picture like that is quite obvious what the reconstruction need is there. but i'm also wondering about some of the critical infrastructure, what the situation is with electricity with water with sewage. talked us a little bit about how the critical infrastructure is being slowly degraded. so in gather, the recent escalation comes in the backdrop of endless escalation. let me take the example of the most recent plan, which is the 11 days of installation that happened may last year. so it was announced back to them that the damage caused just 11 days. we'll take years to revolt. so people not only have lost homes and businesses,

but also the damage have damage vital interest infrastructure such as road. it was reported back then that people were not able to act the hospital because of the damage goes through to road and estimate the 700000 people were effected by the damage to electricity infrastructure and water shortages. now the recent installation, although it's less intense in terms of magnitude, than in terms of my, of, of, of, of damage. but it as another layer, in terms of the needs of the population and the slightest damage. because cars, because of that will just add another burden of the population who are already trying to cope with the damage caused by the previous rounds of violence. the issue and got all the systems. i mean there isn't an issue with electricity for sure. 45 percent only of the needs of electricity and within got the 3 trip are being met. but the electricity is not to be on be reliable service and got that there are also issues with water supply with water treatment and health services as well. for

instance, the health services have been struggling since the beginning of the pandemic of over 19. and it's been under a huge training since. so all additional needs an urgent needs are almost impossible to fulfill the main challenges in terms of access to basic services. and that is that all the systems are interconnected. when one fails, the others can fail to, especially during rounds of violence. for example, what the treatment depends on electricity. if there is no power, dirty water, it isn't properly treated and is pumped directly into the c, which is generating a further public health and environment issue. so electricity is the top of the ibex, but the interconnection of the systems make this interconnectivity more trying to make, to cause a system breakdown. and therefore, there is a need today to look into sustainable solutions and long term solution. this can be

impart, provided by the aid workers and the 8 the international humanitarian actors. but the root of the issue remains a band of the political actors. and therefore, political solution i need need to be since you've raised the, you know, the political issues won't go into the politics. you are an aid work obviously, but maybe explained to view as the difficulties because it is an area under occupation and on the siege if you want to get material to rebuild. if you want to get medical supplies, the store comp hospitals, or if you just simply want to get a patient out because the medical care is not available there, that is not easy and straightforward because it is an area on the siege and occupation, right? well it's, it's definitely part of the challenge is faith and within the let's let's, let's take the example. since you mentioned electricity, for instance, during the 3 dates of installation, the recent 3 days of installation,

the power plants and got reduced its activity to 50 percent only. and it was already struggling to provide 24 hours electricity. and most of the population were in normal times relying on only 12, a maximum of 12 hours electricity a day. during the escalation, people were left off with 2 to 3 hours a day of electricity. so we can only imagine how that would affect health structures as well. so yes, part of the issue and that issue was cause that in particular because of the fact that fuel was not, it was not possible to, to channel fuel inside. got that due to to do it, to the security situation. so one of the, of the issue is that, yes, there are additional challenges caused by the situation of that, but less admitted that humanitarian aid is now preventing because of the essential services in gaza. but it's not a sustainable solution. only political steps can haul the cycle of violence and the

humanitarian crisis to accompany them. let me just point out that already 70 percent of the population and got a reliance on some form of humanitarian. today the population are tired of full of resilience because that word implies the fact that there's a lack of options for people for to repeatedly cope with what they're left with. ok, thank you so much, man. trouble. see therefore, explaining that to us at least $750.00 inmates of escape during an attack on a prison in eastern democratic republic of congo, 2 police officers were killed. it's believed the arm group carried out the re than the city of tambo was trying to rescue some of its members and recruit nuance. les harding explains early on wednesday morning, prisoners in this jail were startled by the sound of heavy gunfire and snapping

metal. not about of railway by no bullies rung out whilst we were forced to sleep. suddenly we woke up the silence, had a ching soule, with which they tore off the padlocks. 100 members of an armed ugandan group known as allied democratic forces, or adf, fighting their way into this prison to free hundreds of inmates. oh, inside we were about $900.00 detainees. but about 30 of us remain. adf has pledged allegiance to isolate, and has been blamed for thousands of deaths and eastern congo and neighboring uganda. many of their members have been arrested, kept in this jail linen. me said that she did it. they came from their main headquarters in the forest to conduct the attack with the objective of recruiting by force, new members newton and to release some of their own people arrested and his jail. but not everyone wanted to be freed. unwilling to live a life on the run, doing mobile gun go off on one of them. i did not flee because i did not want to

take advantage and flee in disorder. i'm waiting for the liberation that god will send me. my hope is that one day i will leave here legally with all my documents to the army have started their search for the escape. eas, coming through a vast mountainous country in a region that has seen decades a fighting lea, a harding al jazeera, the or 2nd fear state is in or wander the last stop on the 3 nation african tor anthony blinkin is expected to discuss through unders, alleges the force of rebels and neighboring democratic republic of congo. it was in the congolese capital kinshasa on choose day where he voiced concern about the reports. i discussed the credible reports indicating that rwanda continues to support the 23 rebel group and has its own forces inside the d r. c. we recognize that rwanda has security concerns of its own, including reports of cooperation between the congolese military and the democratic

forces for the liberation wanda, or the d. f l or an arm group. my message to both president, she security and present tagami this week has been the same. any support or cooperation with any armed group in eastern darcy endangers local communities and regional stability. and every country in the region must respect the territorial integrity of the others. the united states has the same message for all neighboring countries. and as here, as catherine sawyer has more on the violence in the east and democratic republic of congo, an aunt group calling itself m 23 has been advancing to goma in eastern democratic republic of congo. its rebels had been fighting the congolese army for about 2 months. un, experts say they have evidence, wanda, is barking the rebels. their wand and government has denied this. hundreds of people in some areas have fled from their homes in re that's b, u. b m. event,

rottweiler, displaced of the m $23.00 corrupted o vinnish. we are afraid of them when they are fighting. they do not differentiate between soldiers and civilians. we do not want to day here. this latest conflict is just one of many in the east of the country as it could. you could be. so when the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin visited kinshasa, security matters dominated the talks. we are returned by credible reports. that was why it supported 43. 0, oh reagan. so he's offering free. he's also due to hold talks with wand and president polka, gummy, visa, democratic republic of congo and wanda, of hard years of tensions with both sides accusing each other for finding rebellions. not giving as you again wanted her in reality, the u. s. was the 1st country to be concerned about ro, wonders, support for m $23.00. angola has been trying to broke

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like the ah ah. watching out just the time to recap on headlines now that beneath capital bay roof, unarmed man is holding employees hostage and federal bank. he's demanding his own money and threatening to burn down the bank. security forces have not yet entered the building. and israeli military court has extended the detention of his family to have the device at least 6 days last week. israel long spotted cold preemptive strike. some garza targeting the palestinians. the following size is the rack. the secretary of state is in rwanda. the law stop in a 3 nation african tor anthony lincoln is expected to discuss the one that the

legend support of rebels and neighboring democratic republic of congo. it was in the congolese capital can shop on tuesday. the voice concern there about the report . now fairly own has imposed a nationwide curfew in response to violent anti government protest that killed several people, including members of the security forces. it happened in the capital free town and other cities because of anger and frustration at the rising cost of living. ali hashim reports and gotten frustrations spilled to the streets, protest as in freetown and other sera union city wanted their voices heard. we do not have freedom of speech. there's no respect for the women and our economy is down, down, down, and the cost of living is very high because of that, we are suffering it didn't end well. several people were killed

including members of the security forces. when demonstrators and the police clashed, it revived images from the countries bloody civil war. in the ninety's, the president treated saying, as a government, we have the responsibility to protect every citizen of sierra leone. what happened today was unfortunate and will be fully investigated. i urge all sierra leone, eons to be con. oh, the government also impose the nation wide curfew. goldman, israel pharmacy police meant to maintain law and order, including protecting the fundamental arrive of the general body. while it's unknown, whether the wave of protests will continue, the united nations expressed serious concerns over the violence. so did the u. s. while france urged citizens not to travel to sierra leone aaliyah sham al jazeera? hm. now more heavy rain is forecasted. northern sudan,

where downpours and flash floods have killed 6 people in india, dozens more. at least 3000 homes were destroyed in river nile state. the rain cut off the main highway connecting the state to the capitol cartoon. if a morgan is in berber, still speaking to people who have lost their homes for many families here in berber, the destruction is utterly devastating. many of them have lost their homes. they are now out in the open. and as you can see behind me, they have nowhere else to go. while some families have migrated up north to relatives homes, to seek refuge and to be able to wait out the rainy season so they can return to rebuild their lives. many are still waiting, searching in the rebels for remnants or for anything they can salvage really. and they say that this is the worst flooding they have seen in decades in more than 4 or 5 decades. according to some families who we've been speaking to, they say that they are quite concerned that they will not,

not be any assistance given to them, especially because it's been 2 days now. and many of them are you to see any form of government assistance being handed out to them. many of them say they want to remain here until the end of the room is he's in to be able to rebuild their homes . but that may take some time because they're maureen's forecast in the coming days . but there's also concern about the outbreak of waterborne diseases. most of the home still have stagnant water and they are still maureen's expected to come. there's been damages done to the sewage system in the drainage system here. so they are concerned that there will be our break of diseases, especially because the residence of these villages along the mouse that the only source of clean water they have right now is the river because of the, the, the sewage water mixing with the waters that they have here, so they are concerned that the worst is not yet over for many people here in many families saying that they don't want to see things getting worse. but they're afraid that with more rings forecast and after losing so much, they may be, are facing difficulties in the coming days. an influential taliban cleric has been killed in a suicide attack enough. can the stan witnesses say

a disabled man approach saw him a law connie in the seminary and cobble event, detonated explosives, hidden in his prosperity, clag binge of aid. his life for us in the afghan capital told us a little bit about the significance of the man who was targeted. here. ramos connie is somebody who was well respected and loved by taliban fighters as well as they needed somebody who would come under attack at least twice before, enabling bucks on as well. and a few years ago here in have gone to son, he's the somebody who was seen as very vocal again. i some somebody who was passing decrees islamic decrees to urge taliban flight just to go after ice and calling them plotted your against the tenants of the land. that the other one i believe. and so it is considered to be somebody, a big loss for at least the, the logical side of sol, yvonne because he was not just well respected. but also he was very read in had

these and other aspects of religion and was considered to some to be somebody who could rally his troops. because there are some divisions between about rank. he was somebody who was seen as a united force, as he said, a suicide bomber approached him with a report to leave prosthetics his expose his head and in the prosthetics. and he exploded himself. his brother has also been injured and the taliban have increased security here in the capital. it is worth noting that these attacks after the killing of eminence, why he have become red and security especially be around leading key figures of the taliban has been, be felt. is this being interpreted as another sign of a of a resurgence by isom when it does bear all the hallmarks of an attack by isolate, although no group has claimed responsibility yet,

but the previous attempts on his life were from ice and then he was a vocal against the group as well. we've been touring eastern have been, is done. it actually the district where ramos connie here from just 24 hours ago. the heartland of ice basin in of line is done. and we were able to go to very far flung areas in number hard problems and people there have been telling us including security officials that yes, there was an iceland resurgence last year where there were almost daily attacks against started by deficiencies and troops in under hard problems and other neighboring pods, but then those attacks that stop the track down, their intelligence has gone deep into iceland and they have been able to infiltrate many of those people as well. but i feel is still carrying out these attacks against soft targets, against smart and especially leaders off the taliban as well. because one thing that the taliban assured the people of abundance and safety and security and isolate tax i meant to dent. thank you so much. your time of in just

a sounds curious capital sol will start phasing out basement apartments after 3 people died in the flats during flooding this week, the tiny dwellings saw usually rented out to people on low incomes. in total least 9 people were killed in flash floods triggered by the heaviest downfalls more than a century. i'll just here as robert bride is more from sol after the reins the cleanup and a re think on how to adapt to a changing climate. the worst affected places were in low lying areas, south of sold han river. it's home to the glitzy gangnam district made famous in the hit gangnam style. but it's also the location for poor a housing, including half basement apartments prone to flooding. resident hind sick tries to

salvage what he can from his home. when the rains came, he and his family were forced to evacuate, seeking shelter in a nearby park. ah, good korean i have to throw away all my possessions. even my dishes, it rained so much this time it was a disaster. the plight of such residence was highlighted in the oscar winning movie parasite, about a fictional family living a subterranean existence. but it's the reality for many in a city with sky high property prices couldn't gide annual year. it's different from the wealthy places we live in the smallest rates where the government doesn't pay attention to us. and not them could involve in dogtown now. south korea's president, you insecure, visited one basement apartment that was flooded and where 3 people died. the response from sol city has been swift with the government announcing no new permissions will be given to turn basement into apartments. but they're all

reckoned to be around $200000.00 homes below ground right now, that authorities say will gradually be phased out. the government has also announced plans for better drainage, adapting it says to the new reality that such extreme weather is now no longer abnormal. rob mcbride al jazeera, so still had an al jazeera and zima schools. again, the israel madrid when the wife, a super cow that's coming up with joe in the school. ah ah, with

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ah, the widow of one of brazil's most celebrated aunt collectors has been cheated out of more than a $140000000.00, and the alleged culprit, he said, daughter, same bas ravi reports. police in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro, arrested for people on wednesday as part of a case involving a widow, her daughter, a psychic and paintings, jewelry in cash, worth tens of millions of dollars. a case of fraud and elder abuse involving 16 priceless works of art belonging to 82 year old genevieve. but she, the wife of the late art collector, gene budget. she was the daughter of the victim. and her accomplice began to take the artwork from the mother's house, claiming that the painting was cursed with something negative with negative energy that needed to be prayed over. knowing that this was not true. so been colbert

jessie, was arrested on accusations of being the alleged mastermind of years long scheme to defraud her mother using so called psychics. she swindled some of brazil's most famous artwork. which nice, isn't you believe me? laugh concluded in the preliminary check that all the characteristics of the seas paintings are compatible with the authentic paintings. police say, sabine and 6 other suspects physically threatened genevieve and forcibly kept her home for months. the victim went to the police after almost a year of abuse for other people were also arrested. 2 suspects are still at large, all faced charges of embezzlement. robbery, extortion, false imprisonment and criminal association in basra. v o jazeera alright world comp, fans. time to catch up on the sport with joe family. thank you very much. we'll just have a 100 days until that well, comp and the final stadium here and catalyst that host. it's 1st much later on thursday, the sale said he was the biggest of the 8 venue for capital 2022 with

a capacity of 80000. well host 10 world games including the final on december, the 18. the 1st ever match will be a domestic cap up star late game with adobe taking on our i am pizza stem. it is live for us at the sale state in peter. you've had a chance to go around and take your 1st glimpse. what's it like? well joe, the word magnificent comes to mind and so it should be because this is the venue that will host the feet, the will cut the final on the 18th of the same, but it's supposed to be the biggest and the best. and the one that shows all, so to speak, 80000 feet. they're all covered, white and cream. you can hear the music behind me. people are starting to get excited. people starting to get ready for what will be the 1st official match, the fact that the venue later tonight cuts us thought leak match, featuring lobby and already on. as you mentioned, that page 64 out there as well. peter was going to happen to the stadium off to the welcome. oh joke. what drive a beautiful pitch,

a magnificent pitch, an immaculate pitch. that might be the correct way to describe it. now i'm not a god mil horticulture, so let's talk about growth more than what we need to. what's going to happen to the stadium? well, lots of it, many seats will be taken down will be removed from the venue and will be donated to various sporting projects, not only and cuts, but other parts of the world to booth. and then the remainder, the, the stadium itself is not going to disappear, but the area around the precinct will be redeveloped and they will be in addition of a community area we're community. so we're going to see things, but schools shops, a cafe, that sort of thing. that is what we can expect. coast will cut 2022. alright, p to send that. thank you very much for that. we'll come back to you a little bit later. closer to the time for kickoff in that game, which is 3 months before they play at the world cup, morocco have fact that coach that countries football federation said it disagreed

with the heat. how little, how did she on the best way to prepare the team? the both nan had also fallen out with storm had filled a hacking viet amazingly. he's now been fired 3 times by national teams. also, i qualified for the world cup the ivory coast in 2010 and japan in 2018. but he did take algeria to the 2014 tournament africa was his last, and you see police, which they hope will boost the fortunes of the confidence clubs. 24 teams will take part in the tournament starting next year. after convocation reports from a risha intensive, it's time to unveil the potential of african club football to the world. the africa suit believe. and you are in african football has began. the continents governing body cas has announced a brand new africa, super league for 24 of africa's top teams. there will be a $100000000.00 in prize money with the win pocketing $11600000.00,

nearly 5 times. what's an over in the current cost champions league? it will succeed to significantly uplift the quality of african football, the standards of football at club level, but also the national team level. because a lot of the money, $54000000.00 every year will be going to the members of each member association will be getting a $1000000.00. it's hope that the project will boost africa football, economic fortunes. kathy's promising sponsorship and revenue previously and had of which given time could give african teams the ability to keep their best players by matching the huge wages in european club football in terms of investment exposure, marketing overall as the football club. and one of the leading to the region were extremely excited about that. however, there has been some negative reaction with south africa play as union said,

the project is unworkable. and could rec, professional football in africa. comparisons will also be drawn to the breaker. we super league in europe, which launched and spectacularly failed within a matter of days last year, following a backlash from friends while governing body, fifo was against europe super league, but is backing africa version, getting the chance to gene every team in the content to be able to play in this competition, i think that is a great idea, a great vision, a great project. the fact that is done within the football structure as well and not outside is obviously crucially important for support to see if i can give as well. so it is this very exciting egypt and i, we are the most successful club in the cast champions league history with 10 titers and will almost certainly be part of the new africa super league. the final list of

teams is yet to be finalized. but what we know is that the teams will come from 16 different nations with a maximum of 3 pac country. the teams will play 1st in a group competition before moving on to an american style play form. and the africa super league is set to start next year in august. i 2nd 0. i really show company a around which is coaches tipping carrion bens them off the ballon door ward off to helping them when yet and on the trophy he scored. and that he no victory of, i'm track frankfurt to claim the way for super cup, which is contested by the winners of the champions league. and you rope league benz emma who was top score in the champions league last season, is now 2nd in rails all time scoring list with 324 goals. the when i saw madrid draw level with barcelona, and ac milan in winning the cup for 5th time head coach collins. lottie was full of praise for benjamin afterwards joined. no one has now been visiting this moment,

is the more than ours of cultures the most important play is the more efficient player in the world. in this moment, serena williams has stepped on to court for the 1st time since announcing she'll retire from tennis, but the 23 time grand slam champions farewell. tor didn't stop while in toronto with the crowd behind her, she received a standing ovation. and the 40 year old showed signs of the ruthless streak. that one has so many mages. oh, but she went on to lose her opening match in toronto to belinda bench, 6264 williams who said she'll quit tennis after the us open, which begins the end of august. gave her canadian fans an emotional good bye. for one. 0, it's just been so my boy, you know, like i said, my article and terrible good bars, but cooper serrano. thank you. think about it,

my heart. it's been a joy to you guys all the years. so thank you. coca golf has said serena williams was the reason she took up tennis. now the 18 year old will be looking to fill her. she's government, south wimbledon champion, elaina added back in 9. a 3 set thriller. the french open finalists will face diana sutherlin cove. valerie snack, 3 hours after arriving for the 2nd while the morning show tickets through the last 16 she eats too straight sets when over a trillion opponent ala tommy, of which the probably star hasn't been at her best lately. she suffered earlier than expected eliminations in her last 2 tournaments, having gone to 37 matches on beaten. she'll fight her dad maya of brazil. next. nick kerio is unbelievable. run a full continues in canada. the straight line knocks out. well, number one, daniel meditative in the 2nd round of the mon, true masters,

fresh from winning his 1st single title in 3 years in washington, a 27 year old beat met with us to extend his household winning drink to matches. now, right? 37 in the world, kitty preparations ahead of us open the promising he's not thinking about that just yet. i feel confident in my body, my mentality that going into the us open in the same time. you know, there's so much time between that and that, and now you know, i'll go to, i'm going to focus on this event and then cincinnati. and then there's so much, you know, things i look forward to, but i'm not going to even think about the us open right now to take care of my body . 3rd seed, stephanos through the past, also made an early exit. he was beaten by britain. jack draper 7563, drake who will take on camels feasts in the last 16 australian gulf, as he's going to play in the saudi lives series will not be banned from competing

back home. that's the message from the head of the australian p. j. m. it reports that australia is open champion, cam smith has already agreed to join live. it's a different approach to the pga tour in america which suspended all rebel players. the ceo of live is a straight in major champion, greg norman, and the tourist set to launch 3 new tournaments in the country. in 2023 iron judges, the biggest headstone, major league baseball right now, this is him hitting his full run of the season. the new yankee 11 miles and any other place so far, it put the young key 3 went off again. yes and mariners today eventually lost the game for the 3. the one over this season is august. and from the biggest hits it to the best performing team in the lp, the dodges of extended their winning stream to 10 games with the latest coming

against the minnesota twins, it is the 1st time since july 2017. the judges have together a double digit winning streak. they have the best record of any team and say, well clear of the top of the national li west. all right, that's what it's for now. we're back below the sales stadium later, but it's but just let me know. thanks so much joe. well, that's it for this news now, but i'm back in a couple of minutes with another cool show. say with a bold janice and the police violently dispersing protest. this, these are some good tens of thousands of people try to flee. gobble, inspired to program, making welcome to generation chains, unrivalled broadcasting. white people did not want black children in the schools.

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