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supporters of iraqi, she, i later, most outside or withdraw from baghdad, high security green zone after he asks them to end their violent protests. we report from a village in pakistan's, sins, province were floods of destroyed homes and farmlands. ukraine tries to re take control of castles, region, but russia says the assault as failed plus green lines melting glass is the scientist one that sees will wise to dangerous levels regardless of cuts and emissions and sport. serena williams retirement will have to wait is the 23 time grand slam champion makes it the 2nd round of the us open. a final major ah. com is returning to the iraqi capital as supporters of she. i think the max out of

all sato start leaving bagdad screens zone sutter gave his support as a deadline to end their demonstration that turned violent on monday. or barden, manly reports after 2 days of violence bugged outs, heavily fortified green zone is emptying of protesters. a sharp contrast to earlier scenes with violence broke out on monday when powerful she eyed lead and walked out of florida an ounce. he would quit politics a day later. he apologized and quote on his supporters to stand down and go home under kind of an up emily's yet. what the on i'm one of committees jablonka. there were some brutal militias, but the satirist shouldn't be vulgar. i still believe them, my supporters are disciplined. that's why if you don't withdraw from the parliament within 60 minutes, i am not going to be the solder is movement leader again, mama, i don't even want you to stage a peaceful demonstration. ah,

it's not the 1st time saw the supporters have all the way into the presidential compound that been demonstrating the mum this is a political rivalry between 2 different parties are sides of the spectrum, one side and trying to maintain the consensus agreement of the con. so say tional, democracy and pulse, 2003 iraq and the other side which is a sundress movement, trying to are revamped the political system in iraq. his party won the most parliament seats in the elections in october, but failed to form a majority coalition. thought it may have told to support as the stand down, but with such intense rivalry at the heart of a rocky politics, there are fears. it's only a matter of time before chaos and bloodshed is repeated,

nor about money out of fear of them. escalade along with the walk headed, who's in bagdad for a smarter al sadi gave his supporters but 60 minutes and wished to fully withdraw from the green zone. and the did, that's really quite extraordinary. we'll ra, but things are, are changing, get swiftly inside the green zone, or we're standing now in front of the putnam as you can see right behind me. so the supporters have his targeted upon his instructions in his, at last a speech. they have a start to dismantling these tense that they have set up for over a month. now remember that they have been occupying the parliament and its premises for the past month or rejecting the parliament and the protesting against the rival lo makers and demanding the dissolution of the parliament an election to be held to. and did the political dedlock. we have been speaking to some of them,

they say that they've come from civil cities across iraq. and they say that the fact that they're now following instructions from the leader, they're leaving the area upon his request. but that does not mean that they cannot return. they say that it's possible for them, they can return at any time upon again at the request or instructions from their leader mocked under a southern. meanwhile, this is some kind over the escalation following the violent classes that it killed about 30 people, an injured about 700 others in the green zone, when military confrontations escalated between military units affiliated to both mach, that the southern and his iranian backed at re valour politician, so now they are in and backed. politicians are also colon on the supporters to leave,

to pull out from the eddie outside the fences of the green zone slots. they did the in his speech that he gave or to say within the last few hours or so. mcmurry looked at al serra said that he had, he was reiterating that he had retired from politics. but he is at the center of all of this and who runs iraq and how it is run isn't, is very much of the heart of this. so what happens next will that, that is very unpredictable question, at least for the time being. because as you just mentioned, he has retired or he has just, it is i in the, from the political process, but he cannot be dispensed with. he's at the very heart of that political atmosphere. so, but by the way, i mean that the last to move by, so the supporters pulling out the escalating and that is also at met by another.

the escalation is step on the other side from their arrival politicians. the iranian bagged politicians who last get their supporters to pull out from the other protest outside defenses of the green zone. these could be read as moves towards de escalation. but again, will this paved the way to political settlement? will this pope the way it is me, will this also prepare for another round of political talks that remains to be seen but in all cases, this step to day has been met with the air or has been met with praise from the government, from the care ticket by miss for many politicians from even from could the could this region, politicians who are, are asking their evil politicians to come back again to their negotiating good table. so now it's amazed to be seen whether or not these,

these colliding is steps on the field will reflect to the political rivalries, will probably at paved the way to a mediations trying to bridge the gap on hill or heel. the rift between the shared to a political ravens. my word, thank you very much. indeed, mark murdered the warhead, bring this up to date from baghdad, or the latest unrest in iraq as fuel, partly by a power struggle between shied groups. masada asada opposes foreign interference and local politics. if supporters mainly come from poor communities that have been long been shot out of the political system, they're competing against a collection of shiite groups known as the coordination framework that are aligned with the run. both sides of military wings with thousands of members. some of them been involved in the street fighting in baghdad. analysts say one person who called could help and the crisis is the clerk shall your study is was do hold enormous way among iraqi people and their leaders. but so far he's kept silent. for me is the

secretary general of iraqi communist party and he's a former minister. he says new elections and needed. there has been a good luck for many months now. and it was all in see you there was a been more vague and people i've been saying all the way. we're among other people to be saying that if there is no elliptical initiative or decisions, if you the situation and this is by struggling apartment, that the good backward continue. and if you call 2 years like me, the attention will continue. and the further development where open it is possible . so this is marlos know was not really completely surprising because of it to the deadlock and the people. the polarization was excellent to reach it over the past about months. so now progress admission was offered to violence devoted to the

deadlock. so we should here are, i think, politically, i would prefer the shooting that initiative, whatever it should be, put forward on the bridges of which we can talk then about seizing the part of the file. and then we'll go back to product, the color, the critique general to product connection. and this you should respond by a clear decision and clear expression, quote, why or properties to solve the apartment and to go for your election. and then we get an idea of the mechanics and then because it should not be a reason for, for, for, for that good thing about obtaining who are the main objective, the meter, just give it a chin, probably the problem. and then we can agree on proper the proper because it any more head on the knees are included, homeless and in desperate need of help to rental rain wipes out villages and crops . an eastern cigar. a choice of 2 very different candidates for brazilians. find

out why this presidential tv debate, gosh, detail island sport, the tennis player who caused such a big shock of the us open. we could hardly believe it. that's coming up with joe. ah, the un secretary general is appealing for a $160000000.00 in aid to help more than $33000000.00 people are affected by pakistan's worst floods. in decades, more than 1100 people have died since the monsoon rains began in june. pakistan is the washing suffering. the pakistani people are facing them on soon on steroids. the relentless impact of epochal levels of rain and flooding. the climate catastrophe has killed more than 1000 people with many more injured. let us all step up in solidarity and support. to the people of pakistan in their howard of

need. let's stop sleep walking towards the destruction of our planet by climate change to they. it is pakistan. to morrow it could be your country. while most of those deaths have been in rural parts of southern sinned province where people live in basic mud and brick houses, chamber savvy has a story of one remote village in chicago district, where people are desperate for help. until the monsoon rains came last week by barcode elise was the newest house in the village was never but okay, that a big man. and it started raining and my neighbors sent their children to my house as well because my place was new, it was safe. there was no fear. suddenly at 2 in the morning, there was a loud crash. and the entire roof came down. on 16 women and children were asleep inside at the funny alea's wife,

young son and 3 other children were crushed to tad. welcome your mother. he feels helpless, he says, his household wiped away. traditional structures in rural sin, affordable for the poor, are usually suited to the terrain. are being overwhelmed by the effect of climate change. the weather has become so extreme. so suddenly people said the building techniques, their fathers and grandfathers used to make houses just aren't strong enough anymore. pockets on producers less than one percent of global carbon emissions, but suffers some of its worst effects. bahama the stain, last 2 daughters and the son when the roof collapse, a message to the world from a grieving father. nursing me, i gotta help me. i've got my friends go to my friend about lego. the rain was not like this before. i just want to tell the world, prepare yourselves, go somewhere safe. my advice is don't sleep under ruth, my god,

keep your safe. i wouldn't wish what happened to us on any one. his wife was in the house at the time to get me back. but she now clings to the children she has still in shock. she hasn't said much since it happened. they put their children to bed, where they thought it would be dry, where they thought it would be safe. ben slipped out in the open to give women and children more room. the best of intentions met with the worst of fitness in basra, v o 0, she car poor. since the province pakistan come on high to has more from your shadow for 2 major rivers have flooded. i'm bad to a place called hen abad, which is also the confluence point between 2 major pug, sunny rivers. behind me. you have the river cobble coming from the west, and toward that end,

the river in which comes from the north. now both are said to be in high flood. and although the situation up noted now improving where the water is receding, they did a grave thread. this large water body is heading out toward the province of sin and is going to hate sudden punjab, daggers focused on cotton growing bell. and gordon is of course pockets on scotch grub. my good will also devastate populations that situated close to the river bank . august on has seen massive deforestation which of course has come bonding the problem that is worrying and that ever bags. and of course, that are now high population density along the water body. the country now has to think very seriously if it wants to mitigate the crisis and deal with future flood right now. the grave threat is board 2 areas which are end up on job and the

province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is going to be the grave threat of war to borne diseases from the stagnant water that remains more than 10000 people have been ordered to leave the indian city of von asi as the ganges river floods, low lying areas. incessant rains brought the water to a dangerous level, submerging dozens of villages in the region. but on us is one of the oldest cities in the world, and it's henderson's holiest site. or than a 100000 people have been moved to safety after heavy rains cause flooding in south west china. the worst hit areas would already suffering from a months long heat wave. a more rain is forecast. patrick for has more from sean king. well as the last couple of weeks john, she really has been suffering under this intense heat wave which has caused bush fires. it's cause power outages, crops and livestock have really been struggling as well. so this really is

a dramatic change in weather conditions. temperatures have gone from daily highs about 40 degrees celsius right down to the mid twenties. and there's also been this rain for which began on sunday and it's still ongoing. and as you can see, it's really helped to replenish the yangtze river right behind me. just a few days ago, parts of this river had dried up so much. you could walk half way across it. but the concern now for authorities is the threat of possible flooding. one of the things the heat wave did is it really bates the soil around this region and it's caused it to crack and loosen and that increases the possibility of natural disasters. so authorities have issued a flood alert warning. they've evacuated more than a 100000 people to safe grounds. and rain is expected to persist in some parts of southwestern china over the next 10 days. so it does look as though there is going

to be further weather related uncertainty in the days ahead. sudanese authorities in 99 people have died into renshaw, rains, and flash floods over the past few weeks. they've warned the rivers in the east of which dangerous levels and they could burst their banks at any moment. a home of our reports were caught soon homeless and in desperate need of health. 36 villages in eastern sudan have been inundated by water, and the threat from floods isn't over yet. the torrential reams began more than 5 weeks ago. and gash, a seasonal river near the city of casela, has reached unprecedented levels. and threatens to spill into surrounding areas. clueless lola. unlike on an inaugural, oh gosh loadings. our biggest program. we've been asking for a bridge to be built in this area since 2017. but authorities never responded to our demand. local authorities say several people have lost their lives in this area

so far. 15000 homes have been completely or partly damaged. swedes of agricultural land have been destroyed. thousands of families have lost their livelihoods. one, i'm glad of shallow, another for milton, it continues to rain and people have lost their homes. now they need shelters. mosquito nets insecticides a movie casserole authorities are appealing for humanitarian help. i'm not a little was that it had almost a letter that, that the people who've been affected were already among the poorest in this area. so we would like to ask good hearted people in organizations to intervene and bring more help. several countries including cutter and saudi arabia have already responded. large shipments of aid have been sent by air and are being distributed. but logistics issues are delaying the operation. many of the affected areas are

remote and happy, impossible to reach because the roads have been cut off by floods. 14 states across sudan need immediate help. the deadly floods have caused extensive damage to property, especially in the states of called the van dar 4 of de 0 and white nile. with a few more weeks of the wet season, remaining fears are mounting, but the situation for those already affected might to go from bad to worse mohammed while al jazeera cartoon. the grains launched a counter offensive against russian forces in the south and never to retake the household region. the government says his troops have broken through russian defences on the front line, forcing units to retreat. but russia says the assault failed and that ukraine suffered heavy losses. thousands of people have been leaving house on to escape the

fighting to visible lifeless now from keep 2 different stories on the fighting in council. are we any clearer but what is actually been happening? well, what is clear is that ukraine has gone from being on the defensive to the offensive, trying to push russia back from many of the cities that is occupied when this war 1st began a 6 months ago. you know, there's been talks about a counter offensive for several weeks now with preference lensky saying that he was going to recover that last territory that he was going to liberate cities like had a song that had been occupied by russia were, you know, they're planning to hold referendum, for example, in the next week, some on gather things. so suddenly there's a big change there with a precedent now saying, and telling rushes of the russian soldiers, they are to run for their lives. you know, when the 1st invasion began from crimea,

russian to started invading the southern part of the country and that came to a stop in the city of nikolai, where our russians holders were prevented from advancing. and they were pushed back towards her son. where all this fight is ongoing because of what happened in the goliath, the russian forces were not allowed to continue all the way to the city of or lisa, for example, that crucial for ukraine's economy. quote your life, among other things. so right now, what's ongoing is that ukrainian forces are battling russian soldiers using wester and provided weapons like high mars by the united states. among other things, i'm trying to push the soldiers back. so we're gonna have to see whether visits enough, whether ukraine has a manpower or the weapons to carry out this. but while all this is happening in the eastern part of the country, they're still russia continues to advance, trying to control the dope dumbass region. there's been several strikes in the city of how to keep where at least 5 people were killed, dozens of others injured. and you know, as i said before, 6 months of this war,

thousands of people have died and millions have been displaced. another flash point in this is obviously been the fighting has been going on around the nuclear planted at zachary show there's been a lot of pressure on the i. e a to get a team in there to be able to check to see how that plant is being run. do we have any more updates about what the situation was with that? well the a team is already here in kiva, and they're planning to move towards the support each reach and probably on wednesday. this is the information that we're handling for now, but it is not confirmed. you know, there's been lots of tension about what's happening and just have, what is your region. that's the place where you are up. the largest nuclear power plant is located there. russian defense ministry have been accusing ukraine of shelling. we are coming very, very quickly close to where radio active wave to a located, you know, the ukrainians on the other hand, are accusing the russians from shelling that's happening all around that area. so

lots of concerns about what could happen there. even authorities, local authority have started distributing i o d m pills in case there's that radioactivity leak. what we're hearing right now is that the ukrainian government is accusing russia of shelling the area shelling the corridor where the a team is supposed to travel. the big government, the korean government to say that they want to push them to go through crimea, which is russian control crimea. and this has been, you know, an ongoing fight from which part of the country they should travel all the way to stop what he's. yeah, you know, this, there's lots of expectation on this visit to the inspectors will have to verify the safety of the nuclear power plant, how the technicians, ukrainian technicians who are still working there are right now. and also whether it's all the safety systems are still in place. teresa, thank you very much. indeed, teresa been talking to us from keith alex folks of is a russia and ukraine risk analyst for s and p global intelligence. he's explaining

why both sides are fighting. so hard for control of custom because one is the only city on the left, western bank of the nipper river, which is under russian control. and it opens a gateway, 2 of the 2 potential ground defensive, which russia potentially would aspire to undertake towards me alive. and then i guess, you know, the to deny ukraine of the black sea coast. so if you create, manages to retake harrison, it would be very significant because it means that russia would not be able to stage such an offensive in my view, very significantly, ukrainian armed forces and now heavily dependent on western western manufactured weapons and ammunition. because the, the soviet era, soviet standard size, which was previously available to ukraine, has been either the stock has been either depleted or destroyed during the 1st

6 months of fighting. so increasingly, ukraine depends on continued supply of weapons from the west. and with the latest arrivals which are more complex and more advanced western weapons, its military capabilities have improved you energy, minnesota, due to meet next month to discuss soaring prices, europe has been struggling with huge energy price increases as it tries to come in ports of russian gas and oil, latasha boffa has more from powers. well the tech republic company holds the rotating presidency of the european union. and that is why they have called this emergency a meeting of energy ministers next week in brussels. they say it's absolutely essential that the you take a look a ways that it can shield industry companies and people from storing energy bills. there's a lot of concern of cross, of course,

across the block about how to try and shield people from the impacts of these bills . we've all seen how these, how energy costs are just going up and up, consume, is very concerned. now what at the czech republic says, is that it will be putting on the table a proposal and a number of proposals, and among them will be a cap on gas prices that are used for electricity production. it's very important said the cheque industry minister when he was outlining some of these proposals a bit earlier that the you does take a block wide approach. he says that some countries going to be suffering a lot more than others because of the impact of a drop in gas supplies, particularly from russia, and that as a blot all 27 meant the states need to work together to try and navigate through this crisis. very much along the lines of an e u wide approach that was taken during the covey pandemic. we've also heard, i should add from the french prime minister elizabeth born. she was talking

a bit earlier in paris to company bosses. she has called on companies in front to try and reduce their energy consumption by 10 percent. these will be, this will be a voluntary basis. it won't be a mandatory basis, but the government says that it does reserve the right to put in mandatory costs in the future if the, if it is felt that it is needed. we've heard from elizabeth born again as we've been hearing from these e leaders, that it will be a very difficult winter ahead for consumers and businesses in europe. typhoon in the north was pacific being so powerful as setting records jeff with the world weather update. here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in. so we've had this typhoon equivalent to a category for hurricane cars, quite a debt, devastating destruction on chichi jima in japan. that's about a 1000 kilometers east of tokyo. set a record for wind gusts in august,

174 kilometers per hour. and also rainfall is wall scooping up more than $200.00 millimeters over 24 hours. so here's where the high food is moving, dipping further toward the south. i think it's gonna stay east of taiwan, so that's a forecast on wednesday. let's show you this on thursday. get mighty close there. so we'll inject some moisture into the atmosphere and whip up the surf their big time. in time, there's been a big drop in temperatures for a chunk chain on thursday, with a high 29 degrees. now back to japan, in the main island of hans, you get unclipped with this solid band of rain into whole cardoso, thunderstorms to be expected for southern horseshoe on wednesday. now for india, the heaviest monsoon range really will be my roster, karnataka into carola, and also around westbank all into 6 states on wednesday of for pakistan and afghanistan were in law for those monsoon rains. so much calmer conditions. jacob, a bad has a high of 34 degrees on wednesday. still,

i had on al jazeera jeff was just saying for the heat wave now, flooding we're in china or tens of thousands of people are being forced to move to safety. and king is election battle heads to court. presidential candidates, right. i didn't get launches his challenge. after rejecting results sally of this month and in sports, the battle of the big hitters in major league baseball that's coming up with joe. ah ah.

ah. safe going home and then international intake corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, hulu. ah ah, you're watching, i'll just set a reminder. our top story is this. our commons returning to iraq's capital is

supporters of shively. dom walked out al serra leave bag dads, green zone. sort of gave supporters a deadline to endo demonstration, but turned violent on monday. at least 30 people have been killed. humanitarian organizations in pakistan are struggling to get aid to more than 33000000 people. affected by the worst floods and decades. more than 1100 people have died since the monsoons began in the cranes launched a counter offensive against russian forces in the south to retake the cal song region. the government says its troops of broken through russian defences and the front line foreseen units to retreat. ok, let's return to our top story. they political unrest. amy rock, guy barton is a medley specialist and an adjunct professor of the brussels school of governance, who's joining us live from they are good to happy with the so thank you very much. indeed. mcdahl sada, as demonstrated, he can send thousands of people on to the streets. he's also showing that he can get them off the streets in about 60 minutes. what kind of message does that send?

well, i mean that's very much the point that you've been trying to show because he resigned yesterday and then today he stats in and said, you know, get off, get on the street. yeah, we need to move the process forward. and this is all very much down to the fact that sandra has been, you know, he was the winner in last year's elections. and he's been wanting to push the, the government formation, and finding out very much frustrated as a result of being opposed to the other made with groups out there. and so as a result, this is his way of showing that he is still but control that he still has it. he still has power even when he doesn't hold any old position. so obviously one of the key questions is what happens next? particularly with regard to the way that a rank is actually politically brun. i'm a total mcdonald outsider. i really couldn't reach an agreement with the sheer groups that were backed by a run in order to be able to form a government in part that's. that's what's driving at least an element of the

protests that we've been seeing in terms of moving things forward. how likely is it that he's going to be able to reach some sort of accommodation with those groups if he hasn't been able to reach that before? well, it's been extremely difficult because you know, some responses beforehand we get the largest number and he's in parliament when he wasn't getting his way back and g, he pulled his members of them out. he had to call him block called by buying his rivals and the other factions of the, of the she and she and movement. and he replaced his and he's with, with their i'm and then i just go to that. are i got information now i said what we need is to go back to elections and the, his rival say, no, we don't need to do that. so we kind of that we were stuck at this deadlock at the moment and how we move forward is going to require a great amount of political will, a willingness to, to go beyond what the sides are prepared to do that,

could potentially come from maybe the other political axes that exist in iraq because the city politicians, but they have their own 0 sum game approach seem to rock politics. maybe it will to my require looking for a field to get outside bomb is. but of course, if you think about the principal axes who are influential in iraq, iraq, politics, the americans, you radians, they, they have problem, they have problems to, if they try to be too visible. and that mean, well, from the backlash against that process. one of the issues, if i understand correctly, is the fact that even if they went back to elections, as has been suggested by decided us, but also by allah, by others as well. those elections are still going to happen under the same structure that exists at the moment in which it has been impossible for the iraqis to be able to find a government for the last 3 elections that, that i'm aware of. what is it going to tell me you, you are referring to having an outside influence in order to be able to change the

structure. but it sounds as though you need somebody that is going to be trusted by everybody in order to be able to encourage that change of structure. any idea who that could possibly be that's going to be incredibly difficult to do. i think, you know, for example, the american have not been very involved in the law since the start of the year in trying to push a gender. although very much, they seem to be very much in alignment with, with sabra, but they don't want to be too visible about that because of because i presented some of the nationalists with the american and reagan country. meanwhile, the radians have their own active, but they want to push. and so, you know, the barrier level. and you also talked about, you know, going back to elections when we moved to need. keep in mind that the last election, which happens in 2021 at the lowest trying out possible general sense of, of malays about the political process. a real disillusion about that. and that was

actually captured in match process that took place in 2019, which led to the elections, been called the guy back. and we appreciate your time, sir. thank you very much. indeed for giving us the benefit of your expertise. we appreciate it. thank you. a solomon islands has temporarily banned the u. s. navy ships from entering its ports. the decision comes out to the pacific island nation assigned a security agreement with china in april. that of sparked fears of chinese military domination in the region. solomon islands, prime minister manasseh circle bodies, says the government needs time to review new port approval requirements and procedures. at least 6 people have been killed in a mudslide near sierra leon's, capital flash floods caused a section of a hill to collapse buddy in 2 homes. the disaster comes 2 weeks after sierra leon march the 5th anniversary of a massive mud slide that killed more than 1000 people. address reports by the time

help arrived. it was too late for many who lived here, including children. but even after the last body was filed, neighbors continued to dig through it rabo in the horrible salvage of what the residence described. what happened to me puts him up. all of a sudden i just saw the bulk of mud and palm trees up rooted from the stump. the mud which fell destroyed these 3 houses, which caused the death of 6 people. the destruction also leaving many homeless. oh yeah, what we leave here because this is where we manage to pay cheaper rent. i don't have the money to pay for an expensive house. emergency workers say to more people were killed in freetown, as the result of the torrential rains. and the by commission order has now been issued. so our pressing says to b, e p, and other agencies actually continue assisting 2 weeks around and advise other

houses within this area to voluntarily when the kids wives, the india, me and or the agencies walk more than susan. please forget the other 100 and then down so that we could move in for that. president junior's mother bure issued a statement, sending condolences to affected families, once described centered young as a walt 3rd most vulnerable nation. when it comes to the impact of climate change. if, despite a government ban 5 years ago, people continue to build settlements in disaster prone areas in and around frito. as seen here. the consequences can repeat it, rece algeria, king supreme court on a pre trial hearing, to outline the process for a legal challenge until the results of the election held earlier this month. william looser was declared the winner. but for the 7 commissioners who oversold the polls refused to endorse the results as rivalry. bingo says the commission

system was hacked and once a weekend leaving it'll show. he won my webs and nobody has more. what is the next chapter in the struggle for power haven? can you started the supreme court and over the next 6 days, judges and lawyers representing the various parties. i will go through the evidence that has been submitted via over. and his lawyers alleged that there was elect to fraud his main opponent, william router, the deputy president denies it. the allegations against the electoral commission 5 years ago, we were in a similar position rather than leading the opposition challenged the results. and in an unprecedented move, the supreme court overturned the election in order to re run it in 6 days from now that were expected to get a judgement. and we'll find out if the supreme court upholds the election result. as it was announced, dorothy called for a recount, or re run of those polls. if that happens, it has to take place within 60 days,

according to the constitution. losing argentine is capital of use water cannon and tear gas. after supporters of the vice president broke through barricades to gather roadside or home, christina fernandez the kiss is facing corruption chargers, but allegedly awarding public walks contracts with family friends. if found guilty, the former president could face up to 12 years in prison and be banned from politics from life. brazil's ambassador to chill has been summoned over accusations made by the brazilian present charitable scenario, essentially, and present gabrielle borage, said several metro stations on fire during anti government processing. santiago in 2019 remarks were made during a t. v debate with other candidates ahead of brazil's presidential election, which land foreign minister says the accusations are absolutely false and a harmful to democracy or brazil's presidential debates produce plenty of

draw that pull. sure, most people have already made up their mind between the 2 main candidates, wifi yak f. as the story it was the 1st public debate between the 2 front runners in brazil's presidential election. 6 candidates were on the stage at all, eyes were an incumbent right when president jape. also mattel, left wing, former leader, wheezing masula the silver together. they have more than 70 percent of the vote. lula who govern brazil from 2003 to 2010 and is leading the poles, blaine ball sun out for the countries rise in poverty. good bye. good. is she the country i left is a country the people miss. i was the country of employment. it was a country where people had the right to live with dignity with their heads held up in this country will return label ball. so narrow tack lula accusing him of leading a political corruption scandal involving brazil statement oil company, petro,

but ice corp, you thought it was corruption, president blue law. you want to come back water for, keep doing the same thing at petro press. wallace spent 19 months in prison before bribery convictions against him were not putting him back on bristles. political seemed very bull sonata was trying to appeal to women. voters denied misogynistic claims against him women. but during the debate, he attacked a female journalist who criticized his response. to the coven, 19 pandemic verandas, could you spell dork was? it was vera. you sleep thinking about me, you're a disgrace to journalism. analysts say both front runners did poorly on sunday, but that will unlikely influence the outcome of this unprecedented election. they are totally different for more than lexus in brazil because you have an incumbent president fighting in that former president. and that, that has never happened was in history. ah, separately, no president,

comment president has started the campaign. humans at vintage regarding his opponent, taxi driver, callous. costa says the debate did not change his mind. here. what in the putting me i voted for both narrow in 2018 because i was sick of corrupt government, a book for him again. vanessa. the son to says she supported lula in still does focus, is he she seemed amazing. i would prefer a 3rd opinion between luna and both scenarios. but since we have none, i'll vote for lula because i know his government has favorite to poor. and we are now struggling to put food on the table. she also now has drilling ruler in all of the polls. both men will have to win more than half of the valid votes cast to be elected president during the 1st round on october. second, if not the election will gold were run off on october 30th, monica and i give all jazeera rio de janeiro. this is a lanka of use water cannon and fired tear gas to disperse protestors and colombo.

hundreds of people march through the streets of the cabin on tuesday. he accused the government of cracking down and protesters after months long demonstrations led to the resignation of former president goes with via raj, a poxy in july. a studies warning the melting from the greenland ice sheet will eventually raise global sea levels by at least 27th centimeters. even if the burning of fossil fuels stopped immediately signed his st. shrinking because of climate change and nothing could be done to prevent it. greenland is one of 2 massive ice sheets that are slowly shrinking because of climate change caused by burning coal oil and natural gas. in the study, in the nature of climate change journals as a 27 centimeter rise is no inevitable. but that is the best case scenario. sea levels could actually go buy up by as much as 78 centimeters expo. so the results are alarming and will impact 600000000 people living in coastal areas. and a sea levels rise. one trillion dollars worth of global wealth is going to be

threatened while professor david holland is an expert in oceans, science leaders. joining us now from new york are to just returning from greenland . vega to have you with us own analogies here. so thank you very much. indeed, i understand you've been carrying out gervantes on the ice the results of this i they're surprised to you. yes, there are. i've been studying greenland or the last more than a decade or so now. and i've always had this feeling consistent with the i p. c. c that the amount of ice coming out of greenland would be modest, something about half the amount of this study. so this study is a really surprising result and i believe it's quite credible. i know we're putting it down a broad brush strokes to, to blur climate change. but what is actually happening on our kind of more technical level? can you talk us through why the ice is actually changing? yes. the broadest level, the polar regions, the arctic in particular, is the most sensitive place on earth to climate change of study a week or so ago,

demonstrated one part of the arctic is warming 7. i repeat 7 times faster than anywhere else on earth. this has to do with the fact that ice disappears. it is white, it no longer reflects sunlight, and the blue ocean starts absorbing. so the arctic is the place where we're seen enormous change and that's what the green on ice sheet is located. and so we're talking about a minimum increase of sea levels of about $27.00 centimeters, possibly up to $78.00 centimeters. these numbers are kind of abstract on the it's very difficult for people to get a sense of just how much of an impact doc could have. can you give us some way of describing how people might be affected by the rise and sea levels? it's particularly associated with extreme events like storms and king times. if you have a background feel over lives in about a foot, and then you have a large tide and then you have a storm. well then you have something like hurricane sandy that we went to new york

. so believe that will become more frequent current around the planet. we're raising the background, and that's, we're actually making not other natural events more severe. we're saying that this is reversible, that it is going to happen, and it's inevitable. one would imagine, given the number of people that you're talking about, that this is going to affect the should be a huge rethink and how people are living, how they protect themselves and where they're living as well. but imagine, i think so, i think we saw some, some hope in the climate bill in the united states, couple of weeks back in terms of the government moving towards in more responsible about renewable energy. so i thought that was a bright spot, and i think that is happening and other places around the world as well. this is if you will, a baked in or committed fact the carbon dioxide in the air around us now is going to be here a long time. and so the warming is committed and the reorganization of the ice

sheet of greenland is, is already there. we shouldn't be perhaps more concerned with what possibly going to happen in the south in antarctica, there this fake are enormous. we're talking about a change that could be many meters. this all sounds very dramatic, but i haven't asked you, of course is why this is likely to happen. is there a timeframe? is there some way of estimating when it will actually start to impact everybody? yeah. so the timeframe. what we seek to answer the science is kind of how much ice and how fast that's kind of our guiding question. so from greenland now we're getting a sense of how much based on this study, how fast is yet a question? he answered, i would speculate, it's on the scale of the century based on what's been happening in the last 2 decades. but that's where we are now. we need further research and we also need to recognize that we need to go about the way we do science. to provide these answers

. we need to really pick up the science and the can only be done with basically doing a much larger science effort involving a lot of countries. we really appreciate you being with this professor david told him, thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. still had on al jazeera, a big out 71 of the us open as an ukranian qualify or not. so the former runs slot and champion details from that was war to jo. ah ah.

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ah cypher sport his joke. rob, thank you very much. serena williams expected retirement. we'll have to wait after she reached the 2nd round at the us open. and what will be her last major? the $23.00 time grants i'm champion who's set to quit after the tone on walked on to court, looking every bit the queen of the game, in a sparkly outfit with diamond encrusted trainers, she was ready to say to bite her fans if it came down to it but she beat danco coverage to set up a meeting with 2nd seated and had come to vacate. and serena is refusing to label her, stepping away from the game as a retirement. i think when you're passionate about something and you love something so much it's um, it's always hard to like walk away. sometimes it gets harder to walk away than to not. and that's been the case for me. and so i've been trying to decide for a little while what to do. but i was just like, all right,

well i think now's the time, you know, i just have a family, you know, have, you know, i saw it. oh, hi emily. her father chapter is on my iphone. you know, i call the evolution when will they run? rough, unstable joins serena in the 2nd round of sheet. madison bring gal in straight sets that is in who seated 5th hasn't been passed. the 3rd round the new york, previously but there was big shock on day one for 2 time grandson went to simona hallett, who was not by qualified diarrhea. niggers to set to one for the ukrainian who's rank 124 and well, this is her 1st. when on the w t. a tool, she fought back tears and dedicated the victory to her country. i mean, like you just, i mean, anyways, 2019 champion being country school has them. could meetings with her sponsors, nike, after complaining to the empire about her dress. she was up to go and change. went

on to win. how much again, how many? 10 to set to one it was just bothering me on some 4 hands. i just felt like it was kind of coming up a bit. obviously the wind didn't help, but i mean, i could have definitely use a different choice of wording. so i apologize to anyone, i disrespected, i mean, i love nike and i hope i can be with them for the rest of my life. well, the biggest joke on the day one came in the minstrel with the fondest this past. losing his opening match to a qualifier. the greek 4th seat had a terrible start dropping the 1st 11 games against columbia as daniel and la, he gallon. and he never really recovered. eventually losing in 4 sets against a man who was appearing in the main drawer. a needle for the 1st time and took the victory on his night much point and looks like he couldn't quite believe it was a good day for the qualifies all around at flushing meadows. brendan holts playing in his 1st grandson, be the 10 seat and fellow american taylor fritz was ranked to one places above him

. holt is his fun of to time us a woman singles champion. tracy often was excited to be playing my 1st major match . i had a pretty good momentum from playing 3 close matches in a row, so i felt pretty match tough. and i had a lot of fun. lot of friends and family were on the corner. big stadium. the one i play in so far. so i was really happy to play in there and other qualify eating were became the 1st chinese man to win a match in the us open main draw. he defeated 30 perceived nicholas by lashley of georgia in strength that carrier safety through the 2nd round of trust, straightforward went against his fellow australian and double pont nathan. i see coconut, his is the 200 korea when carry off. he reached the wimbledon final in july when he was beaten by no joke of it. she's not competing new york because he's not had the coven 19 vaccine. men's well no one had little trouble in his opening round much

gentlemen of the defending champion at flushing meadows and he made like work of american stuff on cars last dropping only 6 games. russia is trying to become the 1st player to win conflicts of us open. is roger federal in 2008 big news in gulf as the world number 2, cameron smith has become the highest rank player to confirm his joining the saudi backs, breakaway live series, straight in one is 1st major last month. open championship. these are group 6 players who have become the latest to defect from the established pga tour. the live series runs 8 events with the total pounds to play the $255000000.00 and is run by former well, number one greg norman. unseen isaac to needs build their scored under manager, eric and hawk they've signed that great design, brazilian international anthony from i x he played under 10 hawk when the dutchman was in charge of the club last season. anthony's united 5th signing of the summer. he want to edit the busy titles with i x, helping them to the last 16 of the champions league last season. now perhaps not

the most surprising news and football boom with the fact the head coach, scott parker. after the 9 know the feat to liverpool on saturday, it was the only the only the 4th time it seemed lost by that record margin in the history of the premier league park had been in the job 14 months and gotten promoted to the top division. now to the battle of the big, caters in major league baseball are and judge against show hey, a tiny bed. the top 2 candidates for the american league m v. p judge, place the new york yankees leading home month for us. the season number 50 against the honey and angels moving within 11 of the yankees, record of 61 in the single season set by roger maris in 1961. but tony also hit one that was, he's 20, not the season. and it was his angel edge, the game for 3, for their full straight victory young. he's continue to lead the american, the east division 1st for miami mullins funds. this is the highlight of the evening

. also the team is beaten by the dodges. this sounds in couple of steps before the ceremony or 1st pitch that kelly moved to the mass and who failed to catch the ball . there it is, and it's all right, that is a useful for now with jemma later. rob joe, thank you very much indeed. and that is it for this news, i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories on robots and vice for being with device ah. debating the issues of the day produce has always been criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just members, there people are families and our friends and our community member on our online, at jewel voice. this made it to we don't believe in dialogue. political crisis must be soft with a political solution as climate change progress is there. some people who are in

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