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a russian held power plant in the east in ukraine. author attacks near by post threat a huge relief operation underway in pakistan where the floods affected millions of people who get the latest from swat valley. and since aaron's president says his country's peaceful nuclear program will not be affected by israeli threats to him by you see, completes his 1st year in office and fueling the world's most powerful rocket masses. alta mas prepares for its mission to the mood. i'm john again, you're also with this for is the beginning of the end of one of the greatest careers in tennis. as serena williams prepared to play have final major tournament at the u. s. site. so we start with the war and ukraine and the team from the un nuclear watchdog on its way to inspect the zap preacher power plant in the southeast,

the head of the international atomic energy agency. that's rafael grossey. i saw it permission to visit the site for months and he tweeted this picture just a few hours ago. ukraine and russia have tried to blame for shelling near the facility. your, its biggest nuclear power plant has been occupied by russian troops since the start of the war. for more on this, let's go straight away over to cave ukrainians, capital ukraine's capital entrees about study by preserve attorneys at the i. e. a team. finally, on its way while most definitely and i'm standing right outside here, this is your queen nuclear state company and medical. i don't where, you know, they have been monitoring very, very carefully visit that is expected to take place in the next few days and it being kept it secret mostly because of security concern. let's not forget that where they're going is the front line. there's been lots of fighting and shelling boeing around that area so well, certainly, you know, people want that everything to go in the right away. you know, as i said before,

fighting has been ongoing all around that area. and he took a while to convince especially moscow for this visit to take place. in fact, about 2 weeks about a week ago. preference am on north macro and had a conversation, a very serious conversation with larry me to putting about the importance of getting experts inspectors inside the plan. earlier today we were able to talk to the precedents of and that who i don't, who came right here to talk to us. and this is what he had to say. still lose her for the best hope that they will be able to bring us to was a final on the ultimate decision flows. if i was in the global bond just to remove fractions from her to serve as a result. ah, so what he also told us is that lots of concerns about the people that are currently working inside the plan. they said that initially, when the plant was taken back in march,

around 200 people were captured by russia. he also said that some of those workers were tortured and that they're afraid that they could be easily manipulated by russia while being there. he also talk about the extreme sensitivity going on there . the nuclear power plant has 6 reactors and only 2 of them are working. it has 4 power lines, but only one of them is working and that's why they're looking forward for this visit, not only to check and monitor the safety inside the plan, can the situation on the ground to also need for and see what's happening with ukrainian workers. that are currently inside there and most definitely the other thing is stressed is that they hold that ukraine hopes that they are able to convince russia. but they need to remove their forces from the support. it's your nuclear power power plant, that it can either return to ukraine, or that an international monitoring group can verify what's happening in that area . mostly to prevent that nuclear disaster trade. that thanks for that to trace bo

live for in cave and on the subject of ukrainian workers that we spoke to not min mccarty, who's a nuclear safety expert. and he says, there are reports that russian troops are threatening the workers and telling them what to say to inspectors down. gotta be looking for they try to interview with nuclear plant operators that are primarily dis, lake ukrainian operators that they have been under to rest on their fatigue, under stress from russian buyers. they try to understand what is going on at the nuclear plant. they try to see the physical aspect of the nuclear plant, if there are russian troops and military equipment which has been stored over there . because it has been said that russia is using the super brand. as in nuclear, she'd like a human shit for attacking nuclear, for attacking ukrainian territory. so these are all these in spirit. there's trying

to find out what then there was a report 3 just today. dad did a lot of nuclear plant operators is ukrainian nuclear plant operators. there are under the threats not to tell the truth to day. i am inspectors. they have been taken to the basement of their nuclear plants in georgia. and i've been told by the russian up buyer what to say, what to say, and being honest with you, i don't know. what is the final and the final outcome of this mission? to pakistan know where foreign aid has started to arrive is it deals with record flooding planes from turkey in the u. a ye arrived on sunday more than a 1000 people have died since mid june. military helicopters have been deployed to helpless stranded in remote mountainous areas. the minutes of climate change has warned up to a 3rd of the country. it could still be submerged after the monsoon. season and get

more in the situation in certain forms and bus. robbie, who's in the county in the south at 1st let's go to norfolk. my hider is in the swamp valley, so you come out as challenges melt, the degree of damage is becoming, becoming all too apparent. isn't it? absolutely staggering. are going to be god where daughter dead about $790.00. 4000 got to live been lot and we've been talking to the residents of law. slog in bahrain, which it also had a lot of good. it's coming from all over the country. we've been speaking to people that are, that they have not seen such a get a lifetime. this is probably that was dr. greg focused on since and dependence. and of course the all that again, lang growing. the bridget have been swept away over a $1000.00. that's dot gov and upward flawed. helicopter the ferrying them back the

same location. but as you can see, there are still clouds up in the air. and so it all depends a movement depends on the weather. so of course, everybody now hoping that they will be able to get good supplied where they needed more. we were told that many people are complaining of shortages of food. and of course, because of the fact that almost $2000000.00 extra drop water affected this is going to need to a skyrocketing of price in a sensor to register other commodities. even tens that were costing, let's say, 4000 and repeat local budgets on a gutter and say, i have no more trappers, so i did that shortage of everything. people are stuck in that the doctor gone. and although the aid has dr driving, it will take some time before it can drill down and reach the area and read it is

needed more. and given the fact that there's, it's up to you to get that reveal, it will be a challenge to ensure that it reject those people who are in need tomorrow. thanks for taking my hide. a reporting from the swat valley and let's speak now twos and beds. robbie who's in the city of chicago in sin province in southern pakistan and zane. it is a grim pitcher, challenging enough now let alone in the months ahead. that's exactly right. we've just heard reports that the loss of human life is now estimated to be closer to 1100 people. but we here account that suggests the death toll will end up being much higher. the countless number taken into people as well and countless, this place we've been driving around the province and a common sight as people just on the side of the roads with all of their belongings . everything they own because of things like this flooded feels and flooded.

villages now one thing to remember about send is 70 percent of economy depends on agriculture. agriculture is at the center of not only the economy, but the culture of these places. and this kind of thing has estimated crops this season, and it's going to have problems going forward because replanting and renewing the economy will become a problem. and what we have seen here is that the, the british era, levy using water systems that regulate the flow of water that manage this agriculture. those have been a key part of pocket stones, water management infrastructure for generations. and those are british colonial era build. the worry now is that they won't be ready for what more is about to come. the dams in pakistan's, north or full, the flood gates are open. more water is headed downstream to

lowlands, where rainfall has already submerged everything in sight. it is difficult to imagine where more water will go. army helicopters are dropping aid to stranded communities, small mercies from the air. the pale in comparison to the calamity across the country. and beyond, under bundle boat rescues are happening around the clock to evacuate people stranded by standing water where there are no boats. people are walking out wading through the water, carrying whatever they can. self rescue and sin is not for the faint of heart, but will gladly also gonna get the lobby thing. god will jabbing it. we have nothing. help me help me now will own die. look at this, there is nothing left to save and no one is coming to us. at night there are bandits roaming around here. hunger is making us crazy. what can we do?

would you believe my fed up of sitting on the side of the road for more than 2 weeks? no help in sight. the residents of one village have taken matters into their own hands. what people here are telling us is that this is decorae country. they're worried about thieves and what they're trying to do now is protect the few remaining possessions. they were able to salvage from their flooded homes in the absence of anything else. people here are helping each other get to safety. yeah, that's it. we're leaving now. we can do manual labor to save our children, or else they will die. what can we do? we are poor, our animals will die. our kids will die. then we will die. deep in the heart of sin, the prophets in villages whose names won't show up on any maps. no helicopters are coming over the horizon. no boat motors can be heard in the distance signaling salvation. people here are tired of waiting for a savior. they are packing up and on the move zane basra, the l g 0,

shook our poor district sim pakistan. all right, let's take this on. we can speak not to cumberland, banga shoes, and m p in the chiropractor tune up province joins us now from the shower set. extraordinarily tragic pictures that we been seeing coming out of pakistan. have you seen anything like this in your lifetime? now basically in 2010, we have a hard slurred, massive nerves, but the situation this time is very allow me see agriculture side as well as you know, human loss is more than 200 previous lives were lost in the, in this current. but so far, there has been massive damage to the houses. we can simply say that more than 20000 houses or should be damaged by this calamity this time. so in 2010

visa master, but this time also alarming for us and we are trying to manage it. but it already, since you know that the government is led by a prime minister as prime minister, a mom party. so we have been trying to rescue centers are buying their buy, you know, more than 20000, but we're browning and you know, more than those are due to sort of rescue. similarly, we have provided florida are in 17 district. so we can simply say that we are going towards the rehabilitation side of the, of the activities. but right now the spell was very massive in the y d 8 on all these districts for body affected by this calamity, right? we are trying, we have done really well as compared to the other ones that are, are from the hartford assembled amber with them,

but they didn't in our price. we can say that there we have anybody much control. ok. all right, well, in trying to sort out the design of the scale, it is a question of priorities, is that the prime minister a spoke to the media in blue star and he said that money's oversee will be forthcoming. the question is, how do you direct and do directly to those whose crops have been destroyed? it directed to rebuilding roads and infrastructure in into houses and so forth. how do you prioritize the situation like this? it's so little. the main problem is about the household and you know, when we got a rescue and relief phase, so or to provide them with essential hygiene items, the medical supplies. so we are making sure all these, these things to be on already right now. we have, i look at your minister has a so hard a of course for give it to be our people and they're trying to

a household. and later on b, b a, a communications i go out to our 1st we are, these are people who even try to get houses and they are basically it is there that we are a huge challenge and by gosh, appreciate your time. thanks very much. thank you. let's move to, to don where heavy rains and torrential floods there have destroyed nearly 70000 factors of a cultural land. at least 4000 times and casala state are submerged, forcing people in to make shift shelters. state of emergency has been declared in 6 states, dozens of people have died. let's get more in this with mom and values in sudan capital of culture. mohammed is clear that the floods of covering a huge area the other side snicker,

according to the national civil defense sir. the national civil defense council. the latest figures talk about 99 people who died because of these floods. 93 have been injured, or more than 23000 homes have been completely destroyed. more than 35000 homes have been partly destroyed is, are just the latest figures. and these floods are now affecting 15 states across so then. so it's a huge situation and it is a mean being tackled by the authorities here. but remember there is only a t t r kicker to a caretaker government in sudan, but he's trying a cycling. it has been struggling with long term and difficult problems in the country, economic problems and so on. some relief has arrived, cut out has sent shipment. so 1st, a relief supplies and also other gulf countries sent that it is a relief supplies shipments. but the problem is logistics within the country itself,

how to reach these vast areas. remember, so that is one of the largest, the biggest countries in terms of area in africa and most of so that is low lands that made cities vulnerable to these floods. and the problem now is that some of the rivers that most of these, as i would say in the east, in particular are the, is threatened by these floods. they can burst out, they can burst out of their, their backs any time. and that means a more misery for those people who have been already affected in the state of a wife. and i am at the latest news we have is that vast areas what that have been affected are inaccessible, even by the government authorities, or any people who want to bring supplies to those to those villages. or as i said, this is one of the worst. this is one of the worst air situations like this since 2 than 4 years. so that has always been vulnerable to these floods in 2072021 and this year. so what this is the worst in the last few years,

and the government is, has declared a state of emergency at the end that the authorities are trying to do their best to help these people out. but it is going to take time and also raise are still continuing. there is, are still falling, particularly in the east. the latest area that has been damaged, as you mentioned in the intro, is the east in canada, most of the casella areas are now inundated, and that if a gosh, which is a tumbler eva, is now, is now overflowing, and people around this river are affected to either rivers, opera, and a denial itself. north of, of atlanta. our earth are about to best out banks. i get my with thanks for that update her mom var reporting there from khartoum. doesn't stop there. several people have died in siri lands, capital after heavy rain caused flooding and mud slides. others are reportedly missing as water washed away. buildings and frita rescue operations are on the way

and more rate is forecast. ah no, ron's president abraham, where you see is mocking his 1st year in office with a public address. he's had a challenging year from an economic crisis caused by years of sanctions to go see ations to restore the 2015 nuclear deal. speaking inter on racy said it was iran's national right to pursue nuclear energy research. and he blamed israel for opposing what he called around peaceful program in how can was hello moss. as you may see from the beginning the zionist regime didn't want us to have access to nuclear science. but it's become part of our country. you can take it from us. the zionists did all they could to stop us to kill our scientists, but we didn't stop. none of their actions will be able to stop us. this is an absolute right of iran or you are let's get more on the rice. the speech with

daughter jibari inter on endorser it we mentioned the nuclear deal there. what else did he have to say about that? while he talked about something that's very important at the moment that is there are 3 face start investigations being carried out by the us nuclear watchdog, the about what they call suspicious activity in various areas in iran that are unexpected change to the agency that the i e, a has said that they want iran to explain certain nuclear activities, or they found that undeclared nuclear sites. these investigations has been ongoing for many, many years. but they are now at the forefront of that 2015 nuclear deal. and the rain president took this opportunity to put to rest any notion that if those investigations are not close, there is no deal to go back to. there is no point of talking about an agreement. that's one of the most important issues that is at the helm. of the nuclear talks

that have been ongoing in vienna over the past year or so. now the re, new president also highlighted his government's achievements over the past 12 months in terms of the domestic issues that have been plaguing the rain in the public. he talks about corruption and the state of countries economy. let's take a look back at what he's been dealing with over the past 12 months. ah, he came to office more than a year ago, promising to fight corruption and restore iranians trust in their government. and football at ryan bracy was the former head of her aunt, judiciary, and one the presidential election. securing nearly 63 percent of the vote in the lowest turn out since in 1979 revolution only 49 percent of the public voted racy campaign to reduce unemployment inflation and address a growing housing problem. but it's been a challenging 1st year in office with iran economy continuing, its,

the kline inflation is around 40 percent. the unofficial unemployment rate hovers around 30 to 35 percent with nearly 60 percent of the population now living in poverty, economic stagnation and sir corruption remains a key challenge for the race administration. and sir, nobody is expecting this to be fixed or resolved within a short period of time. one year is not sufficient, sir, to see that happening. or he needs more time, president racy isn't just fighting to save the economy. but attacks like this also highlight the difficulties facing are on security apparatus, on may 22nd in south to her on 2 armed men on a motorcycle open fire under vehicle driven by general hassan's saturday from the courts force of the revolutionary guards. the general died on the spot. iranian officials blamed israel, and the president said this pediasure dear mas willingham,

yet he wanted to touch you. the man asked the serious pursuit of this issue by the security officials, is emphasized by me. and i have no doubt that the revenge of the pure blood of this great man is inevitable. 3 days later, another suspicious incident in the town of parking near the capital at one of the heavily fortified military compounds. the incidents killed, the defense ministry engineer, air sung at blakey. there's been no official word about the cause of his death. the other issue dominating race is 1st year in office has been that diplomatic effort to restore that landmark 2015 nuclear agreements. these talks are aimed at bringing the united states on her own back to for compliance. the deal saw iran limit its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. ideal israel has strongly criticized and said it will not prevent it from doing what it needs to do to stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon. those talks have now reached the stage where

a draft agreement has been presented. according to the european union. foreign policy chief still support several require serious political will from officials in toronto and washington. the 2 sides are now to do notes on that tech. and what happens next will not only how can we can run the application for millions of renew, but it will also define every embrace the 1st term in office doors to jabari out 0 to her on. let's say this all we can speak to him at miss avi, who is a political science professor at the university of terra, joins us live from the skype. welcome to the show, haven't savage, 1st of all, what's your reaction to the president's speech and things stand out for you? but i think it was a repeat of what he's been saying in the past few months. he's talking about his successes. and i do think he has had some, i think the most prominent success has been his containing of the corona virus pandemic. i mean, when he came into office,

the situation in new york was very bad. and his government was able to employ large amounts of vaccines from china, successfully reducing the number of debts and impacted people. and that in turn helped us new trucks in business is open and never to that, his main promise which was to fix the rain in economy is not really materialized. iranian inflation rate is officially over 40 percent in actually the inflation for food items the even higher. now the government response to this criticism by saying that they have increased the cash handout, the uranium are getting per month. nevertheless, if the current inflation levels continue, then that increases going to become meaning that challenges the company to be trying to say. but then it has been a difficult time to say these globally and then you throw in the sanctions as well

. it's a tricky one to try and fight against. right, but i mean the, the government of a bro, hebrew ye see, one of the differences between this government and the government of hassan ra heinie was that the previous government essentially was saying that we would fix the economy via a nuclear deal. and they would blame the failings of the economy on american sanctions. whereas when abraham re easy came into power, he said that he would fix the economy regardless of the deal. and that's something that he actually repeated even today. so i think if the nuclear deal does not happen and going forward, it's going to be very difficult if he does, if he's not able to fix the rain in economy, or we know that when the nuclear deal happened, you on was able to sell around $2500000.00 barrels of oil per day. it was in 2016, 2017. where is today?

iran is selling around $1000000.00 barrels of oil per day. so i think the nuclear deal is going to be crucial there and data, if it does happen, it could just turn things around. could not yes, absolutely. and i think one of the main issues here is going to be the i a yay pro . or one of the things that he pointed out today repeatedly was that he wants iran basically wants the i am proud to be closed of before a nuclear deal. and i think this is one of the main red lines of iran or iraq believes that the fire that the i am his all pending against iran is something political in iran wants disclose. otherwise, iran believes that the u. s. is going to use this as a political tool to pressure and sanction iran regardless of the deal. so i think this is something that has to be resolved if we are to have a deal or how many bizarre we appreciate your analysis. thanks very much. sled

aaron al jazeera faceoff during brazil's presidential debate to one of the trade accusations. 9 9 as we made a man in cambodia who's trying to keep the traditional plugins at live, it goes full, coming up to 50 minutes to say that, that help this building secure 18000000 dollars from the susan ending to attempt a hi there, it looks like we're going to power up some thunder storms across the balkans in some of these towels could be quite severe carrying hail some pretty big downpours and also blustery winds as well. now it's all about the heat through the levant.

this was the scene and a mom, people doing what they can to keep cool. so got these trucks going around sprained people with some water there. let me put the colors on the map. the darker the red, the higher the temperature for the 2nd day in a row, amman, you could hit a 40 degrees in this will be an extended period of heat, other side of the mediterranean right now on to show this studying sunsets in portugal. southern most region, few clouds in the sky there and that will continue on monday and then we just got some rain sauntering around. central and northern portions of spain. outbreaks of some severe thunderstorms across the baltic states, all the ingredients are there for this. we've had high temperature, so the atmosphere is quite unstable. western africa getting down with rain specifically around sierra leone that includes a capital free town with a hive. 25 degrees. and for south africa's coastline a vigorous system here, whipping up those winds for the eastern cape province into plaza luna. tall in fact, i think we'll see those winds about 60 kilometers per hour. hang on here. hats.

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safe then he'd been humming then international anti corruption, excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou ah, again you watch out 0 and one of our top stories is a and a team from the you. a nuclear watchdog, on its way to inspect ukraine's up reject nuclear power plant. it comes as fighting continues near the plant, raising fears of radiation, leak relief and rescue operations are underway across pakistan to deals with worse, flooding and decades. at least 1000 people have died since mid june plains, from turkey. i mean, you e have arrived with aid around president abraham rice smoking his 1st year in

office with public dress speaking to ron. he said it was iran's national, right? pursued nuclear energy research. he blamed israel for opposition to the to libya, where the prime minister has called for elections after fighting, killed at least 32 people and injured more than a 150. that was on saturday. busy rival militia exchange gunfire in the capital as part of a dispute about who should govern hamid of the bible heads, the un recognized government and tripoli while fatty by sugar is backed by a parallel ministration into brook any adult jameer nam and jemina nunez, did not. i invite everyone without exception to raise the word of the homeland and to forget past conflicts through holding election them. yeah. and i tell them to allow the libyan people, the libyans who sacrificed their lives for this country not to be deprived of their right to choose their government to head to elections before it's too late. no,

to half measured solutions. yes. to elections? no, to war? yes, to elections. now, the ethiopian ambassador to sudan has cooled on the international community to pressure rebels from to grey to enter into peace tools. group says it's taking control of the north and time will dia in the neighboring m horror region, and is reportedly advancing on the manufacturing up of dessie about 200 kilometers away. this comes stays after a government air strike on the rebels stronghold mckennan killed at least 4 people, including 2 children. government says it talked of military science. unicef says a kindergarten ceasefire was agreed earlier this year, but fighting resumed last week. let's get more in this. we can brians, i'm not good at you, his a, an independent journalist and joins us now from addis ababa at sam. so what else of the to grand come on has been saying, and how significant would it be if they have indeed captured while dia?

well, that has yet to be confirmed or verified. what we know for certain at this point is that, oh boy was ah, which date you open? government said they had to renew their forces to really protect her citizens. ah, that's what we know. we haven't been able to verify that information, but there are rumors on social media and so on. but if you're going ambassador to the sudan spoke earlier today, accusing that to grants or the t p a left or in which they open government is assisting. is the terrace organization, saying that they are really not just killing people, but they're also damaging. life stops damaging property sense on. and he also called for the international committee and he also said those who are concerned with math has been happening with your back to pressure the t p. an up to come to the table and come up with some kind of collusion. and this comes out the u. s. in boy, a mark hummer is heading to ad d'silva trying to speak to different players and try

to straw this car. conflict from really advancing for it, because as the united nation has been saying, millions of europeans have this, have been impacted, and many more are being impacted still was still money. people heading to the sudan looking for some kind of safety that's no longer guaranteed at home because of different circumstances as, as we've seen. but this conflict is approaching. it's 2nd year again. busy there what's, what's happening in ethiopia or integrate is not just happening and it's a great, it's also happening in, i'm high and acquire and the children government is saying that the t p a left really needs to be stopped, as somebody said to, to, to not to have the top and government take more military action that will be more damaging to, to the nation or a time. thanks for that sound good at you there on the latest floor provided to the theory of speaking to us from madison oliver,

thank them. at least 7 people have been wounded drain, an exchange of gunfire near the palestinian city of janine palestinian fighters fought with israeli soldiers during a raid in the occupied west bank. it happened as is ready, forces surrounded a house near jeanine. dozens of palestinians have died in israeli, raged this year with a round, a 3rd of them in genie to brazil, which has held its 1st presidential debate in the run up to elections in october. the front runners of president jaya bol scenario. the former leader luther nasty alluded to silver who is surging in the opinion. polls for other candidates took part in the televised debate. and it became heated when bolton are accused lula of corruption, a keyboard purpose gypsy bowsky inch. it is important for people to know. no other president did more to investigate corruption than our government. by like mothers was you figure there is no justification for this untruthful answer you gave to not . yes. your government was the most corrupt in the whole history of brazil. but not

from thomas trauma, who's an independent political consultant and served as social communications minister on the looted successor. he says that burleson are, is attack on a female journalists will cost him votes also now made a very, very wrong you. because do you what question? by a female reporter he attacked her. i know very, it's been well an unusual way, and i mean, and it wasn't already has a very big problem. female voters, i mean over when you get, if only brazilian women voted who that are, silva would be already elected by over 50 percent. while basically brazilian man are supporting more supporting the bus route and was allow maybe to stream the nissan it very natural. oh, issues was reported, is no daughter be a problem with campaign a because it was already a problem that was when i had this image of the see me anti woman and this will be

no doubt problem here to solve lula in his case was to be defensive when he was asked by both about the for options a position where he's government. and this defensive point is, let's say, and the standard was a pattern. but in the end, i mean, he asked to give answers about that. and i mean, this is something that the public will ask all the time about what really happened of the crushes in dublin. and brazilian oil company during has got some news just coming in the inferential iraqi, it, she, a politician, mccarter. asada says he is personally retiring from politics in june. he ordered his mph to resign, saying iraq's political system is corrupt. his supporters have been protesting outside parliament in bagdad demanding reforms and new elections. iraqi leaders have failed to form a coalition government at since october's elections more than that,

as we get it here. now excitement is building as nasa prepares to take another step towards its return to the moon. an unmanned module is set to be loaded into orbit in just a few hours. the us plans to put humans back on the moon surface by 2025. and this is the giant rocket that will power masses. artemus mission, it is name space launch system or s a last that will generate 15 percent more thrust than sutton. 5, which power the apollo missions and the less will carry the iran capsule into space . it's designed to travel further and longer than the apollo lunar landa. in time masses hoping to make history with the 1st woman and person of color on the move for this mission will have only mannequins on board for the moon landing. they will eventually be for astronauts. and that's what more than the apollo missions 53 years ago. that's right now to manage the palo who is waiting for launch at the

kennedy space center in florida. many so excitement building hundreds of thousands of people expected to attend the launch. tell us more about the move in the day is finally here, the clock is counting down and just behind me, less than 50, less than 5 and a half kilometers away is the. 2 space launch system artemus one, the debut mission of nasa's artem is program. there is quite a bit of excitement here. authorities are estimating anywhere between 100000 people and half a 1000000 people. so this really is quite the spectacle we arrive at around 3 am. this morning here at the site that we're at right now, but even then it took us about an hour just to get through all the traffic, all the people that are making their way to the kennedy space center and the surrounding areas here in cape cook, in cape canaveral that is not to say that there are not any concerns just in terms

of whether the list of the do not launch list is actually quite long. and there's also concerns over a hydrogen leak that's caused some delays even in these last few hours before that to our launch window that nasa has set for monday. this is not a new problem. the hydrogen leak is something that's been bugging engineers here for months as far back as, as far back as june. ultimately it's going to be up to charlie blackwell, thompson, this is nasa's 1st flight launch. first launch director, female launch director. sorry. so she's going to be doing a roll call a pull of the different systems engineers, making sure that all the systems are looking good to ensure a safe and successful launch. the count down is on for a space mission that promises to put human beings back on the moon. final preparations are being made for the launch of nasa's heavy duty space launch system or s ls and

a ryans space council for a month long mission to orbit the moon. despite bad weather and even a lightning strike on saturday. official, see, the mission is set to blast off on monday, bottom line as we look really good. no issues or concerns are more constraints from the the lightning events. at this point, the unmanned mission marks the debut of nasa's art in this program, which seeks to return american astronauts to the moon. by the year 2025. the s l s is the most powerful rock at nasa has ever assembled capable of producing nearly 4000000 kilograms of thrust a significant upgrade from the saturn 5 rockets that sent the 1st men to the moon in the days of the apollo program. going forward to the moon is the right way to describe it, because it's not your grandfather's appall program. okay? this is all new technology, new motivation, new opportunity, bringing all a technology to the moon is going to be exciting theories overdue and villians over

budget. the moment is almost here for launch of artemus one, with more than a 100000 people expected to attend. all of them collectively holding their breath, crossing their fingers for a successful lift off. the excitement from spectators at cape canaveral is palpable . just going back to the man as pretty koya. then get to experience the 1st one that i remember. so i get the so my son and hopefully watch the next you and see them walk back on the moon. it's been 50 years since the last person stepped foot on the mood through artemus nasa hopes to set the foundations for deep space exploration. and one day sent human beings to mars and worlds beyond. yeah, my, they gave us the men is pretty excited. yeah. tell us more about this ultimate mission and the program in general. nick, it's no stretch to view the artemus program as the dawn of a new generation of space exploration, at least for american space engineers. artemus one is in unmanned mission,

but it's still represents a critical test of both the s a last the space launch system that giant orange rocket right behind me, as well as the a ryan of space capsule, again in unmanned mission. but nasa engineers are going to be putting the rhine capsule once. it's in space. there are a number of different uh, stress test, the type of stress, the type of test that they wouldn't conduct with a human beings on board. they're wanting to do that to ensure that everything is in working order for future artemus missions. setting the stage for autumn is to automate, to will be a manned mission that will or bit the moon that will set the stage for artemus 3. that is where nasa is seeking to put the 1st female astronaut on the moon as well as the 1st person of color on the lunar surface. one thing of historic nature is, well that we keep hearing from our leadership. an air from nasa is that while the sites are set on the moon to day, the ultimate goal is to put human beings on the surface of mars. or i will look

forward to the launch as and when it happens, when will, thanks very much and do still ahead here. ronald 01 of the world's most in full for all his schools. again, it's coming with joe ah

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mac. we has been honing his craft the decade. it's a skill he learned from his parents and other relatives in creating his instruments . he's careful not to deviate from the traditional design. this way, he makes sure he preserves the authenticity of each piece. a lawyer, apache pippin. i started making instruments a li, big, but also to preserve our national healthy, our national identity. because i see that income. but yet, people are not very interested in chemo musical instruments. womach willing ha, like his elders before him. he's passing down his knowledge to the next generation that he laments the fact traditional. cambodian music is no longer as popular as it used to be, particularly among young people. ringback oh, these days it's played mostly during weddings, andrews just ceremonies, but some

a working to preserve it. ah. he and the secondary school of finance students lind, camille classical dance with music, played by a small ensemble. ah, get young of a gone man. some ladies wrench have special phone, but we really listen. we can distinguish whether it's a strong ourself sound in the dust performance. there are fierce characters and also gentle and sad car up there. that the feel the sounds that the personality he's his his father was also a musician and taught him how to play. ah, can body music is an oral tradition passed down from memory. it's only recently that the royal university of fine arts started transcribing the pieces in academia, traditional orchestra. these 2 instruments are normally placed side by side. this

is the run an egg. it's got a high pitch and it plays the melody, right? this is the one in the home, and as a deeper south, lindsey, this comes in, oh, it's a rich tradition, a culture that goes back centuries and these crafts with instrumentalists and dances, ensuring it's kept alive. florence li, i'll just eva don't pen is going to take you to baghdad now in iraq. her was seeing a gathering of people on the street. so this follows the resignation of the influential iraqi. she had politician tut earl soda. he says he's permanently atari for politics. back in june, he ordered his m. p 's to resign, saying that iraq's political system is corrupt, to support as have been protesting outside parliament in baghdad to monte reforms. and new elections and iraqi leaders have failed to form a coalition government since october's elections are 2 months ago. 3 months. great

. pretty much else had his block in parliament resigned after its failure to form a majority. government followings. victory. october 2021 election. so now we're just looking at, at people gathering out in the streets of light that following this news will bring you more in this as we get it here at al serra now all happening in the world to support his joe. nick, thank you very much. when we start with news out of spain that our phone is strike appear, america bombing has been assaulted during a violent robbery by arms gunman and his heim. spanish media is reporting that at least 4 men climbed in through his garden and threatened him and his wife with firearms and i'm vas. the 33 rolls packed before the gang gained access to a safe and escape from jewels. a balmy young has been living in buffalo innocence, february, when he joined the club from also. meanwhile, police in france are investigating claims by another football,

a pool pump that he's being blackmail. black gang. his lawyers issued a statement saying, criminal tried to extort $15000000.00 from the form of manchester. united player. now place event is in italy, allegations come off to publish. brother mathias posted several videos online, promising to publish what he called right. revelation about his sibling pump as promised, he might crime bends him. i continue to show why many considered him to be the best footballer in the world right now. he school to let go to give rail madrid, a 31. when of, when you leave the french striker, he's called 44 goals and he thinks gainesville fees and they hit when the prestigious balance door was in october for madrid, it's 3 went through 3 and they said help the table level, which is the beginning of the end of one of the greatest careers in tennis, serena williams will play her last major tournament at the us open on monday in new york. the 23 time grand slam champion faces duncan coverage in the 1st round,

flushing meadows is where williams one, the 1st of her major singles titles in 1999. but a last glance on victory was 5 years ago. and after spending a year out through injury, williams has won only one much since june, a fellow combat system spoken about how much she influenced the game. i think i'm a product of what she's done. i wouldn't be here without arms. you know, venus, you know her whole family and i'm like very thankful to her growing up. i never thought that i was different because, you know, the number one player in the world was somebody who looked like me. so i think that's the biggest thing that i can take from what i've learned from serena had been, not just the dentist player had been one of the most important path leads in the, in the history of the sport. ah, so from, ah, the dentist perspective is a, is a big loose so that she is living in by been door hand. ah,

she deserved all the, all the things that she achieved, you come around her and you're like, wow, i'm a fan, you know her something special. and she, she for sure has. and we'll have an amazing legacy in tennis, and i'm sure, in a 100 years we're still going to talk about serena really bad at the international tennis federation. david haggard teeth held al jazeera that serena's legacy also extends down to the grass roots level of the game. she's an icon when it comes to sports and real trailblazer. what she's been able to do. she helped open tennis up to so many more people. people with color, people look different, the cities. she gave them the ability to see that they had a place in tennis that they could visualize himself there. i mean the success that she and venus had kind of, i am hearing through your early stages of their career today. when i look around

that junior events all around the world. i see a little serina, a little venus in, in all of them. you know, their attitude, the way they approach the serve, where they help the racket or stance. you can just see that how many young players have emulated her style and, and are hoping for the same sort of success that she had. which you know, going down as one of the bridge players all time. now get ready for puts worth $18000000.00 as well. re macro became the 1st 3 time when i go, fedex called the northern irishman, started the fun around the tool championship 6 shops behind the leader. and while i'm one source, the chef lawrence chef a struggled and mcroy the on the program. $66.00 who in by one shot during the $80000000.00 price, michael is c. c defended the pga tour recent month several players to his to the found the back rival lit theory. it's in some way. it's in some ways fitting that,

that i was able to, to get this done today to, you know, sort of rhonda off the year that that has been very, very challenging and different and i hear what it's doing that again the gulf. i hit it. i really do, i mean, i get it's going to be hard for me to stomach, going to win worth in a couple of weeks time and see any of them there like that just it just doesn't set right with me. and for me on my son, stephan is racing towards a 2nd straight world championship. the red bull drive south is sunday. the belgian rome pretty near the back of the grid of being penalized for too many changes his engine. but that didn't stop the dutchman from taking the race lead off to just 12 labs from there was pretty much allegedly dry for the 2nd one by 18. second, if he made paris and 2nd hello, this is how often rice ended on the opening lap off the lighting. fernando,

how does it was not want to stay out of trouble because it was very hectic in front of me and i just really didn't want to be involved. but yeah, we came through quite quite well. then you know it come down with the safety car and basically from there was a journey basically trying to overtake a guy, every lab. and then once i realize i was scared, i could see, you know, we come in this region in these crickets came out on top against pakistan at the asia camp and a game watched by 1000000 funds around the world very clearly played his 120 and the national to india becoming and the 2nd player often using and ross taylor to play 100 games and all 4 months. but it was hard to pan via who stole the show for india, taking 3 way hits and then hitting an unbeatable 33 to skill the 5, which when, with just to both the best, straight one, the rug we sevens, world series title for the 1st time they secured 3rd place at the final tournament of the season and ally, and that was enough to lift them above south africa and the overall table,

australia join the national women scene in becoming well, they released all right, that is all useful for now. i'll have more for you later. nick joe, see you later. thanks very much. indeed for that. that is it. this news out of the break will be join out. i'll report it in bite. that for more on what else? how does resignation mean the clock it's ah, on the 5th of september, which ins conservative party will elect a new leader who will become the country's prime minister. a row likely to be defined by an unprecedented cost of living crisis spiraling inflation and away the strikes across the country. stay with al jazeera for the latest developments on the u. k. 's new prime minister. holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. sheets role in the world on al jazeera

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a part of a bigger vision. katara has been staging, stimulation, 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 someday be a kind of dry rod for hosting the olympics. ah, rocks influential, she eyed laden looks, todd. elsa says he's quoting politics leading to fears of moral political instability. ah.