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welcome to the news. our malaysia's top court is upheld a guilty verdict and a jail sentence against the former prime minister. not g bro, zak. the jeep appealed a 2020 conviction for money laundering and corruption, and a 12 year prison term. prosecutors have said 4 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen from the one m d b fund, which he co founded. a court charger g for a legally receiving $10000000.00 from that fund, and he's been on bail since 2018 pending the appeal all france louis following this for us from carla lumper. and it's been in an incredibly long court case. and he really couldn't avoid the inevitable as much as he tried as to why then he tried, i mean, his lawyers initially tried to delay proceedings. firstly, by arguing that they didn't have sufficient time to prepare because this was

a new legal team that had only been replaced late last month. and then his legal team sought to have the chief justice removed on the basis that her husband had several years ago posted comments, critical of nudge abrazzo on social media. now those 2 applications or requests were denied and the 5 member panel of judges ultimately decided that they agreed with the initial findings of the high court, which were then affirmed by an appeals court. last year they said that they agreed that the defense put up was so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to raise a reasonable doubt on the prosecution case. and so they reaffirmed the conviction, and they also said that they found that the sentence that was imposed was not excessive. now, not your browsers will be the 1st former malaysian prime minister to go to prison. that there were concerns that because i'm know the party to which not your brother belongs, which is also the dominant political party in malaysia. now,

because it's back in power, after having been voted for the 1st time in history, in 2018, there were concerns that corruption cases involving it's politicians or people connected to. it would somehow fade away because there have been instances in the last few years where the attorney general decided not to pursue some of these cases . now that this decision on tuesday will now lay some of those concerns. and one more thing that's important, as this decision will also make it more difficult for not to browse up to continue arguing that he is a victim of political persecution. because when he was 1st arrested and tried, the government then was made up of parties that had been in opposition. but since then there has been a change in government. so it will make it more difficult for nudge abrazzo to argue that he is a victim of political persecution. and this is important because they're still several other cases. charles against roger browser involving one m d b. this particular, their taste involves a former subsidiary of when and dbi and really, and involves only of a small fraction only about $10000000.00 out of the billions of dollars that

prosecutor say we're siphoned out from the state investment fund for is, looks very much for the update flawlessly, there for us in columba let's give you some more context for this because the state fund was set up in 2009 with prime minister naji brazil. as this chairman, it was meant to encourage economic development through foreign investment. a trouble started in 2015 when it mr. loan payment to investors of half a $1000000000.00 that unsettled markets and forced the government to investigate. the us justice department intervened, and at 4500000000 was embezzled through criminal schemes involving international money laundering. it also found money from one m d. b had been spent on extravagant items including luxury homes and properties in beverly hills. in california of more on this, i'm joined now by eastern i. he's a senior fellow with the singapore institute for international affairs. he's also a former political advisor to now jeep joyce. we now live from singapore. i just

get your reaction to the the verdict that we've now heard from the supreme court in pietro jaya. i think scarcely anybody is surprised by the substance of the word gay, namely, and information on both the findings. i swear that sentences to not your browser by the trial judge, by the speed of the judgment being delivered by malaysia pop caught debt. it was quite astounding, essentially, at the end of hearing today, and perhaps we about not huge side giving testimony in court. the court has a firm conviction, very expeditiously suspects. now the focus will really bay that he couldn't avoid jail, but his party is expected to react to this. the interesting thing will be whether

they support the court's decision or support their senior leader in a court case that's lasted what nearly a decade. why indeed, i think not only, not you would have sleepless night tonight, but the party to which he belong. namely, no, i'm no party would also have to ponder very carefully as to whether they would continue to align with in terms of claiming innocence, or they would draw a clear line of demarcation between the party and such that for example, the party would have the refresher in each of course, the public now will also be a judge of this and how they will perceive what's happened. they wanted to see politics cleaned up back at home because during this whole debacle from 2015 up to an election in 2018. this was a massive issue for the public in malaysia about corruption. they wanted corruption

cleared up and they made that voice is very clear at the ballot box by voting in the opposition. well indeed, i think the more reform is mind. an aggressive cohort of malaysian voters. we indeed like to see a correction. been clean up in malaysia, we found a conviction be there for because for example, in the eyes, the say you need that the bottom and not the coach l corruption. on the other hand, the all cars are very ardent, supporters are not your browser. who i think would continue to profess his innocence, who would continue to claim political persecutor persecution, even though, as for lawrence reported just now, his party is now the ruling party here. of course, in a political pardons, often given via the king of malaysia on the advisement of the government. how

dangerous is that currently for the government? because there is a pending general election not too far away and any move in the wrong direction may office. he said the wrong signals to the public about what political parties feel do and how they think about the convicted party leaders. were indeed the president of prime minister, even though he belongs to the same party, is not g browser by clearly they belong to different sections of chemistry being the party. and i think the prime minister the day is not in a hurry to try to advise the malaysian king to grand not jib ross after, pardon, at least until, for example, when the general election is over. and i'm not the lead back to power. we shall see what happens eastern o, joining us that from singapore. thanks very much for your time. thank you. a funeral has been held in moscow for pro crumbling political commentator daniel

beginner. russia says ukrainian secret service is plotted the death of the 29 year old. she was killed in a car bombing on saturday, her father alexander dugan, the far right nationalist and ally vladimir putin was among the mourners. the russian president has described her killing as evil while russian security services have released this video that they say shows the assassin the agency maintains the ukranian woman who's in her forties had been planning saturdays attack since july. well, russian media are linking the suspected killer to the ukranian armies as of battalion, which russia has designated a terrorist group, but soldiers say they're not involved. young my of no, i don't know her personally, this woman. secondly, the document they showed don't belong to a person serving in the as are battalion. this is obvious because of the uniform she is wearing and her military id. this woman does not serve in the as of

battalion. now the u. s. as russia is planning to escalate, strikes against civilian infrastructure in ukraine in the coming days. ukrainian president lemeu zalinski issued a similar warning in the lead up to independence day celebrations on wednesday. so let's cross over to our correspond trees about who's in the capital key for us. i mean, what's the mood like there in the capital? considering those tensions are very high while i'm here in the center of care not far away from my down where the government has put on display all this tanks and armored vehicle russian tanks and armored vehicles that have been destroyed during this almost 6 month war. this wednesday is ukraine's independence days, but it also might, since months since this war began, and suddenly there's height and tensions president kolinski said that russia is getting ready to carry out something very cool. something very vicious intelligence agencies are ever from around the world,

but also the united states have said that russia plans to carry out attacks in the next few days, against infrastructure and government buildings and on other things and their accusation by russia accusing it ukraine for the killing of diarrhea denies is suddenly raising lots of alarms here, even though the cray crenan government denies it. it could suddenly be used as an attack to launch a bigger attack, a hearing here. so the government has suspended major gatherings. they're asking people to stay in there and their homes. in the next few days, government says that they need to be ready for a bomb or missile attack. but as you can see behind me, there's some people on the streets or trying to, to watch this, this tanks that have been on display. some others have left the city and others are very, very concerned. but most certainly, there's a big alarm here because anything could happen any time of the day that alarm is the sort of reflected across the country because the fighting does re job in other parts of ukraine. well that sudden the

fighting has moved towards the eastern other southern part of the country. we know that in the past 24 hours, ukrainian army announced that they shot down drones. now army helicopter to cruise missiles, among other things, ukrainian military's trying to start at a target strategic place is a arm warehouses, bridges to try to prevent a russian advance, also a series of explosions having ongoing in russian held crimea that's been occupied by russia since 2014, we're also hearing that there's intense fighting in dumbass on the streets. the mercenary russian mercenary wagner group apparently is mopping out several areas of the city of back move. so suddenly, there is a war ongoing, a thousands of people have been displaced to thousands of others, have been killed, at least 1000 children having either injured or killed according to unit that the united nation, united nations children agency. so when you talk to people,

there's lots of concern about what's happening in the country, but most people you talk to say that they support the army and they believe that at some point they're going to win this war. teresa forwards the chief, thank you. oh, plenty moorhead, hail the al jazeera noosa, including the lebanese army searches for the bodies of would be migrants missing of the coast of tripoli. also, we follow protests in thailand's capital where many a gathering to demand the resignation of the prime minister. and a former us open champion is looking to gain some form, had a vicious tournaments job of a story and sport ah no in iraq, supporters of she at all addition, looked other else, other a running outside the offices of the supreme judicial council in baghdad. they're calling on judges to dissolve parliament and set a date for early elections to be held. but last week,

the judicial body told other that it has no authority over the legislature. the council says it's unconstitutional to try to force it to issue a decree. the hood, abdullah had joined the style from baghdad, and of course we're into what week 3 of those demonstrations outside parliament is looking all too familiar. ah, well, but this is another version and you in fact version of this sit in, this is an open sit in by supporters of j at lee that looked at us at this time in front of the supreme judicial council. they are blaming get the shell council for what they consider taken the side of their rivals. we're not doing its job by design, make departments. on the other hand, the judicial counsel has taken a few measures including gift, opening an investigation into what it calls, threats made by other supporters. again, as it says tough and also,

it has issued an arrest warrant against one of the top. a leaders, a prominent to a politician affiliated to mac. today, a southern we have been getting reports about a condemnation from their cabinet, from the prime minister, from their several petitions, several of the state institutions, iraq institutions condemning what they consider their gression are by these are protested against their highest judicial institution in the country. but on the other hand, as you know that these supporters, they came from the area and front of the parliament, they have their colleagues still, and they're open sitting in front of the parliament for a month. now. now this is an you'll open sit in by other supporters in front of the judicial a council. they say that they are requesting that the. 3 judicial council dissolves the parliament and death. in fact,

ab obliged it. l consented institutions considered authorities to hold to hold at elections as a way out of the current political impasse. it seemed that this is another episode of escalation base, other supporters, but this time it seemed that if there is a current, some kind of a backlash against cedric supporters by these measures taken by the judiciary council. but most of them had the in baghdad force. thank you. a great sailors and lebanon that were damaged in the bay route port explosion have collapsed. it's the 3rd time storage facilities of the port of clamps to in the past month. official say the buildings and so much of the impact from the explosion in 2020 the killed more than 200 people. now the government had ordered that they'd be demolished, but the operation was put on hold. as victims families wanted, the sign is preserved as a memorial. if i had been burning since july as rotting rain fermented in the

summer heat. and the lebanese army is on a mission to find the bodies of would be migrants missing off the coast of tripoli . now they're using a submarine to try to find 30 people who are heading to europe. when the boat they were in sank in april, said ha, to reports, the shores of northern lebanon have become part of a route for refugees and migrants bound for europe. 4 months ago, a tragedy at sea highlighted the desperation among an increasingly impoverished population. now, survivors have returned to the site of the shipwreck about 6 kilometers off the coast. at least 30 members of their families. among them, children are still missing where the submarine paid for by donations. and operation is under way to try to retrieve bodies that could still be inside the boat. 450 meters below sea level. and down in the many ally are funded behind them all nor

villa barney's government did not do is duty towards that people and it is because of them. these people died. they wanted a better life, salam, and money as on they were among those who drowned. their mother barrier survived the course of all along with her 2 sons and future son in law. she and her 2 daughters had hoped to reach italy to escape a life of poverty and unemployment. there are conflicting reports on what caused the boat to sink when it was intercepted by the lebanese army, but families, one closure. hello my lazy that was, i love it. even if it's just one bone i wanted a shoe, a sweater, whatever it is, it belonged to my daughters, and i wanted. the tragedy hasn't stopped lebanese from trying to reach europe by sea. earlier this month, 75 people were rescued from

a sinking boat off the coast of turkey. authority say illegal, migration has been increasing steadily. at least 3000 people are believed to have tried or were able to reach europe in the past 6 months. and unlike in the past, most people risking the journey are lebanese, not syrian or palestinian refugees bomb low mother. i will make another attempt to live and another. i won't stop until i leave this country where you live without any dignity. here there is helplessness and concern for the future. but most of all, there is grief center for the ashes. eda, off the coast of north in lebanon. well to china know where the world's 2nd largest economy is. feeling the effects of extreme weather patterns, including record high temperatures and prolonged droughts. shanghai is famous waterfront will go dark, the 2 nights to save electricity. many provinces of an ounce power cuts due to low

water levels at hydro, electric dams, some parts of the world's 3rd largest river, the young sea have dried up more than $400000000.00 people depend on it, drinking water, high temperatures of also affected crops, smaller grain harvests in china would have a global impact. and while fires of force evacuation of more than 1500 people in the southwest, the region has been battered by drought and hot temperatures, making susceptible to fires. well, patrick fog has more from beijing report say around 1500 people had to be evacuated to safe places because of multiple bush fires across the mountainous regions of chung ching there's been lots of social media video circulating, showing huge flames ripping through large waves of land and authority, save a thousands of rescuers and helicopters were sentenced to fight the fires. they say the situation is now under control, but the risk is likely to remain so long as this drought continues. there's been no rain for whatsoever in charging for weeks. and of course,

is also battling the scorching heat temperatures there have hit above 40 degrees for nearly 2 straight weeks. and the other concern is that potential shortages of power and to address that authorities have a reduced mall opening hours are malls are only going to be open from 4 to 9 pm until the situation changes. and they refer to this as being an urgent situation. and we're seeing similar measures being implemented in different parts of the country that also battling extreme heat as well, notably and shanghai authorities and switched off lights along the iconic boons in an effort to preserve energy. logan is an environmentalist and the author of china is water crisis. he's also the founder of the institute of public and environmental affairs. he's in beijing. good. tough. you with us on al jazeera, i mean, did you ever expect the yang see to reach these levels and how concerned do you think the decision makers in beijing,

beijing should be this year? the situation is really unusual. you know, we as long as far as we have the detailed major logical records, we have never seen the answer reverse what level dropped to this low level at this season. and a few days ago, i have the chance to take up a lot of the largest fresh water lake in china on lake, which is connected to the yancey river. it has been diminished into inter meanderings freeze. and so it's quite shocking, and of course it's caused by very unusual weather pattern. you know, this year the a so called west pacific cash sub tropical high move into this region much earlier and continue to dominate this region as a result for about 70 days. and much of the region, you know,

haven't seen much one soon. and so throughout the base in the water, the renewal has been dropped by a drop by 45 percent. and in some of the worst case regions drop by 80 percent, of course are you experiencing it? let me jump in. that's a, it's an incredible, vicious circle, isn't it? i mean, the heat is impacting on the need for more electricity, more electricity can't be generated because there's not enough water in the dams to generate the electricity that you require. what's the solution then? what does spacing have to think about? yeah, absolutely. i think they are, you know, the experience is that we're talking about not just about 40 degrees celsius for dozens upon dozens of cities in, in this region. but we're talking about some of the, some of the regions beyond 44 degrees celsius or you know,

45 and this, and the aircraft a demand. but it's huge pressure on the power. great. well in this region is very much featured by high proportion of hydropower. and so, you know, we are not just for this year, well, you know, to research, we can see that over the past 40 years. and just along with a align with prediction made by the you and i p c. c report to extreme whether you ban to answer more people have been exposed to china and to so we have to adapt to that. and as a result of more of what a diversion project is b and of course, renewable energy sources are b. but that's not,

not enough in china, if i can just jump it against china did try to solve this problem in one way. in that what we have seen over the years, various done projects like the 3 gorges. but with that, just supposed to generate power and protect the areas from floods further to the south. and what seems to have happened is that we've had floods in the north, a drought in the south. it's sort of gone upside down, hasn't it? it's a really confusing picture for the authorities to try and sort out when you're talking, as you say, about various projects to try and contain water in certain locations of the country that are strategically required to help the economy, whether it be industry or agriculture. that's right, you know china burning huge amount of coal and result to conjugate 30 percent of the global carbon emission at the current the

current level. so trying to make commitment to achieve pick a new toilet carbon pick before 2030 and hydropower has been consider as part of the major part of the solutions. but this year you know, we, it's a harsh reminder. the non fossil fuel source cannot be fully dependent on palm so that the rates out more we need to do more to try to coordinate different power in china and try to transform the existing power to pick out 2 or more renewable energy sources. and in the meantime, you know, it's this all, this dams are not just for power generation, but they also viewed for power. what are i person projects at this moment to aging and surrounding regions depend on 70 percent of bits of water

supply from the younger river valley as well. so how do we, you know, make sure the water conservation project weekends. we can adapt to the changing climate. that's another very important issue indeed, and lots of very important decisions to be made. sure, by basing as well when they see the problems across the country for the margin. thanks so much for joining us. thank you. the thought was ensured, say, climate change is affecting the harvests, contribute to an increase in food prices. hundreds of thousands of people are struggling to make ends meet the world bank. estimates that 42 percent of the population of below the poverty line. hipaa. morgan reports now from the city in the ha, j la miss region, north of the capital and jemina. for years solid herbal beckett has own this farm exporting corn and other crops to provinces across chad. but in the past few years,

he says his harvest have shrunk a long or live in the thought of mobility in the past 3 years or so we would planted around the time. we were expecting raines, it would rain and then stop. so some died. i lost 20 acres of the crops i planted this year because of the change in rain patton. i'm a part of my job. thousands of champions depend on farming for their livelihood, but many se they've been producing less as a result of global warming. the u. s. environment agency considers chad among the country's most vulnerable to climate change. it's not just erotic rainfall. chad also suffers from cycles of drought. the extreme weather means smaller harvests and lower returns for farmers. and because less produce reaches the market. prices have increased in a country where nearly have the population of 13000000 live below the poverty line . chad relies heavily on importance and the knock on effect of the rise in global prices can already be felt. many people say they simply can't afford some items of

food as i'm going to be the home, got it up when i was to just keep increasing it when i used to buy a lot of food for me, but not reducing what i buy. some things i've stopped buying altogether. inflation is less than 3 percent, but hundreds of thousands of people are less than $500.00 a year, according to the government, which says it's working to reduce costs. when who listen to the government each year. it some of its budget to buy commodities that the normal price and sell them to people who can't afford at lower prices to reduce the impact price science. and the government is working to support the vital industries and work on getting investments to improve the economy. allow people here say they hope prices go down soon so they can afford to put food on their table. he bill morgan out of the how does it be? chad? oh, still had here. all the options there and usa. oh. purchase an

ac against rising violence and the cost of living now are demands for the president to step down. also, mexico as for international health, as a races to rescue workers, trump today flooded mine for nearly 3 weeks. for full goes on a new leak season gets back a dwayne crane despite the war in the country, trade will have his details. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe, and it's been an exceptionally dry summer. thanks for a series of heat waves and very little rainfall in our report by the european commission is warning that half of europe is threatened by drought, nearly 20 percent in full alert for drought. those hot and dry conditions research

is they are expected to last through to november, particularly for western areas of europe. now we are expecting temperatures to pick up once again across portugal and spain this week as heat moves back in from africa . if you showers here and there, we are also seeing a few showers across parts of france, but it is relatively dry here. rounds of rain rolling into the north west though for britain, an island is still a lot of wants to be found. despite the humidity in the south, we are going to see the temperature pick up in paris on wednesday, above average. lots of heat once again. but by friday it will dip down rather dramatically as the wet weather moves in. now, despite a lot of dry conditions across central air is we are still seeing the wet weather effect more no than an east in areas with some particular fierce thunderstorms affecting norway. a rush of thunderstorms across the balkans and for greece, we are expecting those thunderstorms in athens friday. ah

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boat now for your hero, lou. ah, welcome back, kill watching the al jazeera usa with me to hell rahm. the reminder of all top stories. malaysia's top court upheld a guilty verdict and jail sentence against the former prime minister nigi present. the jeep appealed against a 2020 convictions of money laundering and corruption, and a 12 year prison term. a funeral has been held for danielle debina, appro kremlin commentator was killed in moscow on saturday. russia accuses ukrainian secret services of plotting her assassination. a father is an ally of vladimir putin and supporters of iraq's leading. she ain't politician,

looked out of southern rallying outside the offices of the high judicial council in baghdad. that calling for the judiciary to dissolve iraq's parliament and call early elections. thus security has been tightened in thailand's capital, where protest is all gathering to demand the resignation of the prime minister for youth. cha cha on to 10 of his ministers, survived in their confidence fight. last month opposition parties had alleged ethics violations. truth took power in a coup in 2014 opponent say that he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. a court will make that final decision. tony chang is in bangkok, following events force. and yet another important day for democracy and the rule of law for the public and those in high political office. he did it, but it's also a rather complicated one general cry. it says that because he was out in power by

an election at the what the military called a democratic election. although there are many questions about it in 2019. he hasn't served his full 8 years in terms, according to the constitution. the opposition party is according to the petition, they put in front of the constitution of cold, say that because he took power in the military q in 2014, his 8 hour, his 8 years in power is up at midnight tonight. and there had been the constitution . caldwell insist that he steps down at this stage. i'm sorry, holland is now what's actually going to happen. the constitutional court has been known to favor the government that the 5 of the 9 judges were put in place by this government. so i need to sit hard to see that they would rule against them. that said, the latter of the law, according to the constitution which was put in place by the military after the case does very clearly state that a prime minister can only say 8 years in total. but whatever happens, this is more i think about the elections that are going to come up next year. the

opposition, the using. this is an opportunity to mobilize sentiment against the prime minister sentiment. we know it's already there. we saw big protests in 2020, against the prime minister. he does seem to be doing a little better today in public opinion, and certainly within the internal politics of the thai government, i think as we move towards elections the rescheduled to happen before the middle of next year, the opposition is hurting really get a lot of sentimental against him and the guy that's currently in power will come back to with an update of july for the day for the moment. any change that's joining us. bank oak. now the australian government will launch an inquiry into the former prime minister's decision to secretly appoint himself to 5 ministries. during the pandemic, the solicitor general said scott lauriston appointments were legal, but the decision to keep them quiet undermined the principles of responsible government. sarah clark reports one day after receiving advice from australia,

solicitor general prime minister anthony albanese, unveiled his report. it is found that his predecessors decision to appoint himself covertly to 5 ministerial rolls was legal, but filing to inform his cabinet at the parliament, the public. and for ministers was inconsistent with how the country should be run. the advice i is, i think, a very clear, clear criticism and critique all the implications that are there for our democratic system of government. during the pandemic, scott morrison swore himself in as joint minister for health have affairs, finance, treasury, and resources. the governor general ever saw the appointment, but he too, didn't to inform parliament that was cleared by the nation's top lawyer. albanese says a wider inquiry is needed. the inquiry will know to examine what happened and how

it happened. it will also need to examine what the implications, ah, ah, for what occurred either whether there are any legal issues that arise constitutional law is agree and say the parliament needs to be informed of all ministerial appointments. if democracy is to be upheld. if we have secret seems we had, that's an affront to those principles into those norms that frustrates the ability and prevents palm and holding minutes to the counter. you don't know who the minutes are on, which ministers are responsible, what alma can't bet process a bit of cereal. accountability to parliament doesn't work. we're time minister albanese has flagged the loophole that allows ministry appointments to be made without informing the public and has asked his department to make that a priority. as to scott, most of the former prime minister said it was in the national interest for him to take on the extra portfolios during the pandemic. extraordinary and unprecedented

time, the sofa has refused to resign. sir, a clock out 0 brisbin, australia. at least 2 people being killed in the haitian capital porto prince during anti government protests. widespread poverty and political instability of feeling violent crime and lawlessness was victoria gained. the reports of chaos and put a prince. ah, haiti is a country without a functioning government. it's economies collapsed and protest as the demanding prime minister ariel o marie step down. here. we haitian people will demonstrate with our plates and spoons and blankets and pillows in front of ariel on reserves to ask him to resign. because hunger insecurity are killing us all. ah, during the demonstrations a man was shot and killed witnesses say, the attacker fled in a co gang violence. his serge,

since the assassination of president juvenile morsey, left j. his successor enjoy support from the international community, but has been criticized for saying he has no plans to step down until elections are held. if louisiana also said that with him about how much we live in a society with people can't afford to eat and drink. if conditions for the most vulnerable people he had done to improve, we will stay on the street. we have a different vision for the country. one way young people can thrive. haiti is still struggling to recover from a magnitude 7 point to earthquake that destroyed the southern tip of the peninsula a year ago. crippling economic conditions are likely to worse than is the political crisis. drexel, there's gas, or shortages. there is severe commonality. we're kidnappings and gang violence. ah, so massacres over the last a few weeks. ah, and therefore the government so far has been, ah, rather weak in its responses and hasn't been able to,

to address these realities that are affecting daily lives for asia. ah, critics of the prime minister, her vow to continue to protest until they get the change. they say haiti, ne ah, victoria gate and be out his era, mexico's government is appealing to international help to rescue 10 coal miners. they've been trumped under ground since a shaft wall clumps nearly 3 weeks ago. i will pull a report from the site in the mexican state of kasha. ah, the beano, be the coal mine in call wheeler, mexican. emergency crews have been working day and night to free 10 miners who have been trapped under ground since august. 3rd, the thin air from william. this is all going by too slowly. it's been too many days . cynthia reese's husband said, here is among the missing miners. she tells us her grandfather died in a mining accident long ago, and later her father was trapped in

a coal mine for 7 days before being rescued. she says the last thing she ever expected was to be going through the same experience. once again. we welcome you. think us anthony nick, i understand what my daughters are feeling, not knowing if your father is okay or not, or how will he get out? i understand more than you can imagine. that's why i say to god, if you gave me my father back, let my daughters have their father back to us and yamil seem familiar to me. father . there's been no contact with the miners since august 3rd, but looked at could reach cynthia, his father says, even though it's been almost 3 weeks since his son in law became trapped in the mine, hope is not yet lost as him for i own i own the fed as the same thing, there is always home always when i was trapped in the mind, people said i was did. it was in the newspapers, but here i am. miracles can happen here, maria. go. willa is mexico's coal mining capital. but safety standards for minors here are practically non existent, accidents involving gas explosions,

collapses and flooding. like the one that occurred in the been of at the mine are not uncommon. rescuers are continuing to extract water from the flooded mind using more than a dozen pumps. like this one, working 24 hours a day, a already say that bringing the water level down is the only way they'll be able to reach the 10 men trapped more than 60 meters underground. families of the tramped miners see what they want most is for the men to be returned to the surface. but many here also warning that without improving working conditions for coal miners, it's only a matter of time before an accident like this one happens again. manuel rap a low al jazeera wheeler, mexico. it's jupiter as the world has never seen it before, the new james web space telescope is showing off the solar systems biggest planet. the photos taken last month capture unprecedented views of its northern and southern lights and swirling pole a haze. the inver images are

a were artificially colored to make the features stand out leah and right say space . commentators in dublin and joys been alive. how excited are you by those pictures? well, these are beautiful, beautiful images. we are seeing jupiter literally in a whole new light because the james web space telescope sees light at different wavelengths than our eyes do. and so that's why this image is colored oddly as it where there is another exciting thing about this image and that isn't immediate apparent from it. and that is, it was produced not by a scientist, but by what is known as a citizen scientist, a young woman on her kitchen table in california, working with european astronomers, universities throughout europe brought together all the images from the wide space

telescope and combined them into what is both a work of science and a work of art? indeed, i mean the telescope is providing some amazing images, but the question is that when the so much money being plowed into this project, what do we actually learn from it in terms of what we're seeing? well, these images in particular, in the infrared, as i said, it's a different light than the light that we see with her eyes. this tells us an enormous amount about the atmosphere of jupiter. we can see the aurora borealis says it where the northern lights, the southern lights, we see the ring around jupiter, which we didn't even know existed until the 1980s. we see at moons circling jupiter and then most spectacularly. we see the huge white ball, and it's quite big because the great red spot in these wavelengths looks bright

and white because we're looking at the higher atmospheric clouds in sort of my research with this before we spoke, the image is apparently are allowing scientists to understand what the patterns there, how can that be translated here and kind of help with anything that's going on in terms of the sort of the climate change issues that we're discussing at the moment? yes, understanding how atmosphere's work on other planets is absolutely central to our understanding of how our own atmosphere and climate work. a lot of the concerns about global warming, where sparked by early research at the planet venus, where scientists began to realize that venus was one flight the earth. and they had a horrifying realization that the earth could become like venus some day. so everything we can learn from these plants beyond our own feeds directly into how we

understand climate change. here on are we off to his scientist sort of saying that there are many applications for a project like this by putting a telescope out into space. and that technology can be used back here on earth. mm . what sort applications are we talking about? a well, what, what obligations a scientist talking about about the implementation of investigations out in space being used, hey, back on earth. when i talked to parents to ask me, should my daughter study astrophysics? it doesn't seem like a job worth having. in fact, what i say to them is that their daughter or son is not learning specifically, astrophysics. she or he is learning how to solve problems, and it's that problem solving skills that young people get working on projects like the james, when telescope world wide young researchers working on this telescope like the

young and mature in california, who gain skills that can then be used in the real world back here. our 2nd speaker is excellent speaking team. is that right? thanks very much for your comments. nikosa. i'm sure we'll have you get on the show again when we have some more image is coming from the telescope. thank you. now the preserved heart of brazil's 1st emperor has arrived in the capitol ahead of celebrations, mocking the $200.00 anniversary of independence from portugal on september, the 7th, an urn carrying on bed thrown the 1st embalmed organ was welcomed with military honors. it's on loan from portugal to the government of brazil. i will go on public displaying dom federal and declared brazil's independence 200 years ago. and when he died, he asked his heart be taken to the portuguese city of porto. at my best such marcel, and it is with great satisfaction that we gather this morning. as part of the

celebrations tied to the bicentennial brazil's independence, to receive this important relic that represents beyond bravery and passion, the immeasurable strength of our 1st emperor mulligan. the return of the heart of your 1st emperor don pedro is very important. symbolically for brazil. it's also very important for portugal because he was a crucial figure in the affirmation of freedom in portugal and for the city of porto, which i represent here. because it was he also who freed us from the yoke that we had well still had here on al jazeera, the yankees look to sign me turns around a terrible run of foam. that's full story on his way with joe, after the bright ah ah

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ah ah oh, good buckets. time for sport and which is good. nice manchester united. finally, good news for manchester united fans yet that boss eric tend hog has praised his sides fighting spirit after they beat bits arrivals livable for their 1st when at the premier league season. for the 2nd time in 3 much his christiana, rinaldo started on the bench for united and as a case of no, rinaldo, no problem. as united, took the lead 15 minutes in jayden, sancho showed great composure to put the homicide in front celebration. so united places, but disagreements amongst the liverpool team. bruno fernandez, almost gifted, live hulu, equalize a shortly ago half time. but it's under a martinez came to the rescue. united did school another off to the break and in

the right hand england strike hammock as rushford with the finish to put his team to mill up live pool back in it with 9 minutes ago. mm hm. his fellow making it to one who bought united, held on to pick up at 1st points of the season and inflict live bulls 1st league defeat in 2022. you can caught sight all without a victory in that opening 3 games. we have a long way to go and when you are in the process, you have to do which set back sometimes also you have high lights, today's highlight. good. now we just started. and what we have to get is, is to way to, to, to above. i to, we have still a lot of room for improvement. that is what we have to work for. but i hoped to speak to place. no, i understand at the base is always team fight experts before the match united fans protested outside old trafford against the club's own and sick

lay the family. the americans have been the target of intense criticism for their failure to invest in the teen stadium and training ground. funds are unhappy with the cubs that of almost $590000000.00 and $1.00 of the glazes to sell their stake. mine, you know, i want to trophy since 201710 hog also wants to spend money on building his squad. and that started with the finding of cas mirror from rail madrid, and the field with paraded in front of funds ahead of that game against liverpool, casmer $15.00 champ, is a trophies with rail and 2 spanish leak titles. he joins in a 4 year contract worth round $60000000.00 a form of money united plants. the winner for roma in the italian league, defend a christ smalling. grab the only goal of the game against come when a z doesn't renew. team have one that opening to game of the season. portuguese club bon fee car one went away from a place in the way for champions league root stages. they take eternal legions. the 2nd leg of the qualifying play off against ukrainian sine dino. keep on tuesday and

then looking good, having strung together 11 consecutive winds across all competition i think is very important for us that you should also from the 1st 2nd that we are they are, and that's not done for us. so i think we want to use the home advantage. so shop to play us did it very well. the last day. so motivated and conference re, to dana mckay's need to pull off an upset if they're to reach the next rounds they played in the group stage last year. but since the start of the war and ukraine, the team has how much of its training and matches in neighboring poland that coaches keep be aware of how as players feel, being away from their families. but hopes getting down to business will help them forget their daily struggles that are bless you, who didn't see their family both to month. so the tiny because there was a family living and another person is not to do for us. but i said that last time will be on the beach and we try to forget to absorb all these kinds of things and

concentrate for the much you know, okay, set to play their 1st ukrainian primarily match since the start of the war on sunday. the new season is just kicked off and the last hour matches will be played without funds because the risk of missile attacks shut put. and yet sca hosting the opening much and keith against metal is from the embattled city of hot give 2 clubs have been replaced in the 16 team competition because the stadiums were destroyed in the war. ukrainian president letterman, lensky hopes the legal help, lift national world. he's pretty much a professor alleys and we take it as a sign of professionalism and a very big responsibility to show the world that life in ukraine doesn't stop, but goes on football. is the thing that moves the motions of all ukrainians and touch with those who are fighting for us all. so it has a big meaning for each of us, individually in for the team. not only for checked off, but the ukraine's premier league as well to keep living the show the world that

football goes on for those tennis. well, number 2, alexander vera has pulled out for next week for us open because of injury. german has not recovered off the tearing ankle ligaments in the semi finals of the french open in june. he needed surgery and had to miss wimbledon. the final grand plan starts on monday, for of is a former us open runner up and the man who beat him in the 2020 final dominic team has had his own struggles with injury last 18 months. as a result, his ranking is dropped to 231st in the world. the austrian is warming up for flushing meadows at the winston salem open in north carolina. and the 2nd round team took care of j. j. wilson. 677576. this is some relief for tampa bay buccaneers. friends tom brady returned to training off the missing the last 2 pre season games. the 7 time superbowl when his absence became subject to several rumors. even speculating that brady could leave tampa bay. but the 43 year old is back in training ahead of a final preseason game. at indianapolis,

new york yankees appeared to finally turn things around with a little help from aaron judge. he had his 47th majorly home run of the season as the yankees beat, the met, whole 2 in the 1st game of what is known as the subway series. that 2 straight winds for the yankees. after a nightmare run, a 14 losses from 17. all right, that is all your fault for now. i have more free latest. the ho, thanks very much. and of course you've all of those stories on a website as al jazeera dot com. and that is the news awful amount from joe and from me, emily's up next with another full half hour reasons. i went on the team. thanks for your time at your company. ah ah!

and a cutter prepares to host an estimated 1000000 fans for the 1st world cup in the middle. east. security is paramount. the c e. o of the international center for support. security says katara has been preparing for more than a decade and has a track record a posting smaller tournaments such as the asian come the successfully, the man thought the strife of dog is that the, the will copy that, that he's a part of a, of a bigger vision, cut your husband staging, simulation and conducting training exercises for security forces. a number of global safety indexes, right. cuts are at the top. last year 200000 fans attended the era v for copy. there's hope that perhaps this november's world cup will some day be

a kind of dry rod for hosting the olympics. wow, it lines are, wow, we live here. we make the rule, not them. people empower, investigate, expose them, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. on al jazeera, 5 years ago, me and mas armed forces commenced a scorched earth campaign against the ro, ingo minority, leaving a trail of death and destruction. hundreds of thousands were forced into exile in neighboring bangladesh. in a special report, we look at the plight of the rocking gun today on out to 0. ah, heading to jail malaysia's.