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so returns to sri lanka. the head of the un nuclear watchdog says shelling at ukraine's operation. nuclear plant is unacceptable. un experts will be based at the site permanently. the dramatic moment a gun. this pulled an argentine, his vice president, christina fernandez, the coach, them a saw space now in custody. and how nasa is 2022 space odyssey is providing much needed boost to tourism in florida. and in sports, she newsies on the driver is since the last 16 at the us open the wimbledon finalists staying on course with her 1st grand slam. so ah, welcome to the news out for lancaster disgraced former president has returned to the country less than 2 months after he fled during the nation's worst economic crisis and memory go to buy

a raja park. so was blaine for pushing sri lanka to financial disaster. as i angry protest is across the country rallied against his rule. he returned late on friday, flying into sri lanka, main international airport from bank called public rage at raja pictures. administration exploded over an economic collapse that put food fuel and power out of the reach for millions of sri, lankan. and that one point, tens of thousands of protests to stormed his official residence when al fernandez has more the return of the former president go to the roger boxes happen very quickly. no one expected him to return when he literally fled the country on a military jet just a few weeks ago. that obviously was the peak of the public protests that had lasted for many, many months under the back banner. go to go home as a angry and frustrated people sort of to do their frustration and anger. built out on the street. the lamed,

the home of presidents for the country had fallen into the, in its worst economy prices since independence. now that overrunning of the presidential residents with the president inside at the stages of him being evacuated safety. all so the car been entered in him making a very quick exit from the country. but since then, obviously he's been in 3 different countries seeking his options in many, many others as well. and it just seems that he was checked made at every turn, the country that did host him, obviously these were temporary. there was no talk of political asylum or anything like that. but the last place he was in thailand, the authorities we here had told him that he should confine himself indoors because there were security risks of him going out. so on his return, which was confirmed by the public security minutes to me when he was at the v v i p

lounge of the airport on arrival and he said he was very relaxed. now. good job. roger pucks has moved into an officially provided government bungalow. obviously he's right as a former head of state. and what his options are in the coming days and months will remain to be seen. his obviously relinquished office. but he is very much part of the raj, proxy clan, and the family and the have is given up as far as the hearing in terms of politics . and now that he's the head of the you ends. atomic watchdog says he's worried about ukraine's upper region nuclear plant, and the 2 of his inspectors will stay at the site permanently to continue to monitor the situation. raphael grossi has returned from visiting the facility, the largest atomic power complex in europe. it was captured by russian forces in february has become a focus of deep concern with fear is near by shelling could cause

a nuclear disaster. gabriel elizondo has this report. the head of the united nations international atomic energy agency has arrived to vienna, follow his visit to ukraine's besieged zap region nuclear power plant and had this to say. and i was able to see myself and i, my team impact whole markings on, on buildings, all of them. so we need that the physical of the policy has been violated, not once, but federal federal. raphael grosse flatly denied that russia who occupy the power plant, denied him the right to move freely, saying he was given full access by the russians to the site, and was able to inspect everything he requested to see. he also confirmed his agency would keep 2 staff members at the plant permanently and that the i e a. but

that would issue a full report in the next week on their findings is not earlier on friday. moscow again accused ukraine of showing the power plan to deposit, but reserved judgment on the i 8. yay! mission. good. we positively view the fact that despite all problems and difficulties caused by the ukrainian sides productive actions, permission has reached the site and started work. you're aware, but the team will stay at the site and continue working. that's why it's still too early to assess ok. but what's most important is that the mission is that the mission is expected to assess plants condition a nuclear security. ukraine contended to visit was staged, managed by russia. key accused russia of intimidating ukrainian nuclear plant workers. i, a inspectors were accompanied by a man in a suit later identified as a russian advisor to roster tom the russian nuclear agency. that's further evidence

for ukrainians. inspectors were not able to work freely at the plant without russian interference, as gross. he suggested in his press conference or cleaners on bill of said le dollars shall demilitarization of the territory of the station is the god. and it is bad that we have not yet heard the appropriate messages from the i. e. a, despite the fact that we talked about it was mr. grossi during our meeting, and yet it was the key security point of our agreements. it was outlined clearly, demilitarization and full control by our nuclear workers. when it's clear ukraine, once the nuclear power plant to be demilitarized and russian troops to leave immediately. but the i. e a doesn't even have the means to enforce that. it also doesn't have the mandate to determine who's responsible for the showing. it's a complicated situation. and very volatile and changing, seemingly not day by day, but our by our gabriel's ando,

i'll just either keep staying with developments in ukraine, marianna becerra, and as a senior research associate with the project. managing the asam at the harvard kennedy school belfast center. she joins me now from cambridge, massachusetts, in the united states were welcome to the news our. what would you say are the most important things that we now know, following the inspection that we didn't know prior to the expected inspectors gaining any access to the salaries or plant? well, the 1st very important thing that we know is that a mission like that is possible, right? until it actually entered the plant. there could have been a whole of a whole set of things that could have gone wrong a to impede access to this mission. and this is an important precedence. so now that there is access to the plant that they have mission, a member team members were allowed to proceed with their job,

such as it was then this, this kind of setting that the, the scene as a, as it were, is set for the work up for the future work of the i a the deja grossey himself said that he was not surprised by anything in particular at the plan that the mission has not yet yielded the kind of new or shocking insights that we might have not known before. but the important thing is that now this information is coming from an independent team of nuclear experts that has enormous international credibility . and those you can are experts of course color coded in different colors. what they saw as being critical of what they saw as being reasonably ok, even though they were color coded, either red or all green. but the actual structural integrity of the plant was clearly shown as red is not a big concern in your eyes. it is

a bit concerned these were the southern pillars outlined earlier by the in, due to growth, as you know, the main precondition for a safe and secure operation of any civilian nuclear facility around the world. and what deja grassy has, has, has demonstrated on his chart during the press conference is the state of each one of these pillars. and of course, amid a war zone, amid pervasive shelling which was observed 1st hand or the damage from which was observed. a person by the emission of this safe operation of a nuclear facility is simply not possible, nor is it possible when they, the staff of the this nuclear facility is operating under dress. right. exactly. it's a highly unusual situation, isn't it? where you have ukrainian plant workers,

having their work overseen essentially by an occupying russian force. what safety mechanisms do you believe are likely to be in place to make sure the situation that doesn't spiral out of control? well, it's not clear that anything will change in a major way. we know that the mission brought some technical assistance with them that might be able to provide additional additional technical assistance, perhaps parts or assess the, the capability of the state of the backup electricity generators. the diesel generators, whether there's enough diesel fuel for those and things like that. but i just want to impress that the presence of these people themselves. the very fact that they will be staying on that it's not the kind of mission that just arrived and then left in 3 days and left those people, those ukrainian personnel to, to operate this, this plan to without, you know, without international observers,

dots in and of itself will be as sort of safety precaution, or at least one hope said well, why they put the i a though in an extremely difficult position acting as opposed as an intermediary between the ukrainians and the russian occupies. i mean, i mean, this was be hugely challenging for those 2 remaining inspectors. indeed, i'm not sure whether those people will be rotated or not. i mean, due to grossi did say that there's this modus vivendi. it's uneasy, there is a lot of tension, but somehow, in these really difficult circumstances, the cranium stuff, and whatever the russian experts that have arrived, even in the presence of the military, have been able to operate this plant now for, for 6 months. it's not a good situation at all, but somehow with, with the efforts of the, of the people on the ground, it has worked. what those 2 people from the idea that will remain on the ground.

not that they will be arbitrators, but i think they're very present those, those 2 sets of eyes on what's going on. we'll, we'll have an effect. marianna, which are in senior research associate with the project managing. they have some of the harvard kennedy school. great to have you on the news. many thanks. thank you. wealthy economies that form the g 7 group of nations have agreed to set a price cap on russian oil, hoping it will hit moscow's ability to fund the war and ukraine. g 7, finance ministers also hope the cap on crude oil and petroleum products will help would use global energy prices. they say they will revisit the price as necessary. russia has fired back say it will stop selling oil to countries that agree to a price limit. the european commission president says progress has been made to lower dependency on russia. the handy get my minds, amd basha,

i have agreed on common storage and the storage level in europe now stands at 80 percent. this was achieved more quickly than expected. yes. in fact, we had only expected this in 2 months. we have worked intensively on getting away from our dependency on rushing gas by turning to other supplies by now, nor we deliver as more gas to europe than russia. the united states delivers a large amounts of liquefied natural gas to europe, but all of this is not enough of russian energy. john gas prompts as a major gas pipeline to europe can't resume. delivery is just hours before it was supposed to reopen this. as european countries struggle to secure enough fuel for the winter deliveries from the gnawed stream, one pipeline which runs to germany were meant to resume at $100.00 g m t. on saturday. russia close it on wednesday, citing maintenance work. now gas prompts as a turbine has been damaged and gas flows will have to be halted for longer. the

kremlin says western sanctions are making it hard to carry out routine maintenance . but the e u has previously accused moscow using gas as an economic weapon. french president manuel macaroni has ordered all nuclear power plants in the country to be restarted before winter. they will be used to reduce pressure on their electricity grid and help tackle rising energy prices. natasha bottler has more for paris. for several months, more than half of france is 50 sakes, nuclear reactors have been shot for maintenance work, but they will be restarted in the coming weeks. in time for winter, said frances energy minister, after a special cabinet meeting to discuss the energy crisis condo, hector, from that $32.00, react, desert holt, including some because of corrosion under restrictions, and others for usual maintenance. india has committed to raced out all reactors by this winter. we're following this situation very closely with weekly briefings on

we're careful that this timeline is fulfilled. france is one of europe's top energy exporters and relies on nuclear power for 70 percent of its energy needs. but the shut reactors of pushed up french power prices and fueled concern that france would not produce enough power for itself or it's european neighbors, as they wind themselves off. russian gas. but pioneer russia says that in addition to restarting the reactors, frances made other contingency plans, louisiana monte ship. the government has been anticipating the situation for several months. we have secured our gus dogs. they are currently at 92 percent. and so we can now say that we have almost achieved our goal. 2 months in advance. the french president emanuel michael, i had called the emergency cabinet meeting. michael has repeatedly said that people in france must be prepared to face a difficult winter. miss asher butler,

al jazeera paris coming up with this news hour from london. oh, wow. a bomb term through a mosque in west enough, gonna sound kidding? at least 47 people, including a prominent cleric will tell you what a heat dime isn't. why it's bringing extreme temperatures to the us in school to find out if this place will play. it was rewarded for his flying effort to make a catch mondays here story. ah, supporters of argentina's powerful vice president of gathered in buenos aires after christina fernandez to cushions survived in the fascination attempt outside her home. a man has been arrested leah harding has the details. christina fernandez, de kirschner was greeting supporters outside her home in argentina. when she was confronted with a gun held to her face, oh,

the vice president duct witnesses screaming kirshner was returning from court when the ordeal happened. the former president is a divisive figure in argentina and is in the midst of a corruption trial. she denies the charges he did you. this is the most serious event we have gone through since argentina returned to democracy, christina remains alive because of a reason that has yet to be confirmed. technically, the weapon that had 5 bullets did not fire despite being triggered. the man holding the gun was grabbed by some of her supporters and detained. he is believed to be a brazilian in support of the far right. one of the media organization without confirmation says that he had swastika ah, in cartoon in his arm. he's also a, like the far right websites. good assumption, goal, demoniac, cad, evil company, sherman things like in 2018, brazil's current president jarboe scenario was stabbed during an election rally

which boosted his popularity. something analysts say could happen now. for kirschner, the media shows regalia gun against her head, and thus, the shocked imaginings like you saw huge that might help her, ironically, to regain some of the property that she might have lost among people who do not agree with her. the president has declared friday a national holiday in defense of democracy or united response from a government that has seen deepening divisions over its response to another economic crisis which has seen 70 percent inflation some of the highest in the world, lia hardin, al jazeera. or i've more or less let's go live to natalia casala, who's with supporters of the vice president in buenos aires for us now. and clearly with the gatherings that we've seen. emotions are no doubt running high over this. what are people saying about this assassination attempt?

yes, hello, it's just coming to an end. this massive demonstration that plays in a site is and they were saying many things, but they were thinking if they such fina what that will be. and this was a reference. and so that was being sung during the last $1011.00 days, but it was referred to the tribunal, the judging. it's just doing the vice pressing corruption case and she she denies, it was referred to them, but now it changed. it's a significance and no it, it didn't refer to the aggression that the vice president suffered. yes. so they, luckily without the bullet coming out of the gun. so it's basically a huge show of support for the vice president. and also, in some cases from people who had spoken to for the most prosy in general. here you went inside it. now the, the president's been cooling. that's one of the most serious incident since the

country returned to democracy back in 1983. what else is he been saying and has it's brought together people from across the political spectrum. well, that's a huge question. it's an excellent question because people from the opposition had come forward and, and condemned this attack on the vice president. but i don't think that they are getting closer really, and that's something we want to pay attention to. the government has been saying that there was an element of speech in some sectors of the opposition. and they feel that the something that might have been a trigo help create a situation for this packet to try and kill the vice president. so we'll see what happens in the next few days. if the position on the government keep on diverging or they start to converge and create a dialogue to get closer and lower the tension and polarization, we're leaving here in argentina these days. that's many things to tell you because

so i live for us in buenos aires at least 47 people, including a prominent cleric who have been killed in a bombing in western afghanistan. the attack on a mosque and harass who was carried out during friday, pres, cashier lopez, haughty young, has more the, the suicide bomb attack in the biggest, more in the city of rod, among the dead, a high profile religious scholar that ties to the, to the new zebra, on, on, sorry, had reportedly met the deputy prime minister in another part of the city shortly before the bombing a year into a new government in afghanistan. analysts say the attack is a strike against the taliban as a matter of very deep concern for the government as well. the losing kind of figures, you know, they would you but i want them. so he was one of the key figures. he was one of the elite software society, the moscow full of worshippers when the bomb was needed outside

a nearby hospital. people wait for news though to live with. it was around 1240 afternoon. we got a call about the attack and sent out ambulances to the year, and we removed, did bodies, and transported the wound. it has got a power struggle with i still this fueling insecurity in afghanistan and threatened to undermine the authority of the government already economic crisis and sanctions, attacks against high profile figures will post yet another challenge with the taliban castillo. this of the young, i just hear thousands of people who are taken to the streets in baghdad to demand regime change in iraq. the group is cooling for reforms and an end to a political deadlock and dragged on for months and from 2 weeks of protests. rival, she, i group so being at a stalemate when it comes to forming a new government. violence flared early this week when the powerful cleric knocked

out asada declared he was quitting politics. the head of pakistan's largest charity is warning of the threat of famine after devastating floods destroyed crops and livestock, or the 1200 people are now known to have died in pakistan's worst ever flooding disaster with survivors now facing deadly water born diseases. the southern province of sind, which remains under water, is brace for further flooding. next week. pakistan blames climate change for the recent heavy monsoon range that triggered floods. m eberhart not the upgrade. i can see a very big family looming very close. very soon. i can see it for stages right now that people have going hungry for a week or even 10 days. let me tell you again that despite all our efforts we haven't been able to reach 90 percent of people. this is a very alarming situation. upper and torrential rains, and floods and sudan have destroyed huge areas of farm land. they're raising fears of food insecurity. more than a 100 people have died and thousands of homes have been destroyed. hebert morgan

reports from j 0. our de la himself has spent the last 4 months tending to his farms, hoping to profit from his harvests between torrential rains and floods. hate to dance da 0 state. much of his land was submerged, destroying the crops house in arbitrary as in was, i had, we have about 1300 acres. there were farmed the season. that drains and flows have covered about $300.00 acres. all what is completely destroyed is a complete disaster. some are trying to train the water, but as a farmer, this summer season has been a complete loss. heavy rains and floods have affected more than 90000 acres into 0 state home to the largest governmental agricultural project in sudan. more than 130000 farmers grow crops, such as corn and cotton for the country and international markets. but rain and floods have affected that, as well as the economy of the state authority see hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of produce have been lost. one labrenz's mother and other missouri in cost on

it. as far as this is a loss for us this season, i'll not be having anything to solve the corn and anything of a planted is gone of last more than a 1000000. susan is pounds because of the flooding. and farmers income are not the only concern. the flooding of farm lands comes at a critical time for sudan. the united nation says a 3rd of the people in the country are about 15000000, are already struggling to get enough food and with flood waters covering tens of thousands of acres. that number may rise even further. to xena is known as the bread basket of sudan, supplying half of the crops it needs any disruption in that supply. could raise market prices in a country where more than half of the people live in poverty authority stay this put plans in place to reduce the impact of floods. if you have more than half of the you want to see the problem, we will split up the farming cycles to make up for the losses. the farmers have

incurred. the amount of lands farmers plant on during the winter season will be increased based on the area of land that has been destroyed by the rain. i have the safety, but farmers like i will the lot fear they. lance may not recover in time for the coming season, and they may suffer more economic losses. he will morgan august 0 to the receipt displaced villages in indonesia, south, the silhouette se province saw pleading for aid of to flash flood, submerge homes and schools. heavy rains early this week cause the wrong cong river to burst, forcing thousands of people to flee to higher ground. around 1500 homes have been damaged in the north new will district. indonesia frequently suffers from floods and landslides during the rainy season, but the situation is made worse by deforestation. rom says its navy has ceased to unmanned american sea drones in the red sea rainy and state television add this footage. shoes is came from the deck of an arabian navy destroyer. the ship's crew

later tossed the 2 sail drone explorers overboard to american destroyers and u. s. navy helicopters, i believe through, responded to the incident, la jolla. okay. the still a lot more to come this hour. unveiling the country's 1st homemade aircraft carrier, india flexes it's maritime muscles as it tries to rival chinese pal. or the 100000 passengers are stranded off to one of europe's biggest airlines councils flights. and have we seen the farewell performance? so one of the most famous, double ax and sport and is here with the latest. yes i ah, with how i, we've got some much needed rain coming into western parts of europe. now you see

this bad a cloud sliding down towards sir islands towards scotland that will bring some useful wine for it, at least across western parts. as we go through the next couple of days and showers somewhat further south, like all past, could see some wet and windy weather. proper september weather, coming through the larry of low pressures coming into the north west of spain. ab, slightest where little feather northeast was some sharp showers on that sir. we are going to see some wet weather coming through here. where to where the coming in across the low countries luxemburg belgium. since what were the southern parts of jeremy doubts was c out? and there we go. with that rather more organized band of cloud and rain up towards the island up towards the irish sea western parts scott and see some big down pause for a time. and that way, where there really does set in as we go one is of the early part of next week, at least across those western pass. a little more sherry. therefore england and well showers. some of them will, sharp side, still in place across sir parts of italy. still some went whether they're into the bulk is, but it should be somewhat dryer for romania by a sunday. much of the med isn't too bad,

lottie drive plenty of sunshine as is the case caused northern parts of africa or shower just around the outs. sorry, the the atlas mounted showers continue cause central parts of africa, making the way for the west. ah ah ah ah aah!

seek that he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excellence award . bought now for your hero, lou ah. reminder of the top story, seo and al jazeera, so lank is disgrace, former president has returned to the country less than 2 months after he fled during the nations worst economic crisis and memory go to buy. raja paxil was blamed for pushing sri lanka to financial disaster, as protested across the country rallied against his rule. the head of you ends,

atomic watchdog says he's worried about so you cranes at zap parisha nuclear plant . and 2 of his inspectors will stay at the site permanently to continue to monitor the situation. raphael grossi has just returned from ukraine. the site was captured by russian forces in february. there are fears shelling of the vicinity could cause a nuclear disaster. supporters of argentina's powerful vice president of gather, they bought a series off to christina, fernandez to cushions survived an assassination attempt outside her home. the president says a man pointed a pistol at her at point blank range, but the gun didn't fire now. death valley in the us state of california has recorded what's believe to be the hottest ever september day on the planet. the temperature reached 53 degrees in the town of furnace creek on thursday is the past the previous september record of 5252.2 degrees. death valley in the mojave desert

is one of the hottest places in the world, recorded the earth's highest temperature in 1913. reco break in temperatures have been a feature of this summary of the year. some parts of the country are enduring, another heat wave, or the $45000000.00 people are under heat alerts and 7 states where temperatures are expected to range from $37.00 to $40.00. 3 degrees celsius wildfires, a raging in southern california, which is bracing for its longest to most intense heat wave of the year because of a heat dome that's a high pressure system in the sky. the traps heat below it, like keeping a lid on a pot. this heat wave is especially dangerous because it's expected to linger over much of california into next week, and temperatures won't drop much at night. and that of course can be deadly data from the national weather service suggest. excessive heat has killed more people than any other extreme weather event in the us. heat deaths have now outpaced

hurricane dest, by more than 15 to one over the last decade. meanwhile, the years ahead are going to be even hotter research from the 1st st foundation says that by 2053, 107000000 people in the u. s. would experienced temperatures above 51 degrees celsius. as an increase of 13 times over 30 years. ok, well christina, dumb is the principal climate scientists at the union of concerned scientists, a non profit organization, the campaigns for action on the environment. she joins me now from san francisco via skype. it all makes for a very, very depressing picture. doesn't it, christina? it does any time, there is a big extreme heat event like this that affects millions of people anywhere in the world. you know, we as climate scientists worry because the impacts of extreme heat can be so severe, causing anything from heat strokes and deaths due to increases in criminal activity

to an increased risk of vile fire, which we certainly see out here in the western united states. this type of event that lasts many days is particularly dangerous because our bodies tend to accumulate heat during the day. and if it doesn't cool off at night, it's hard for our bodies to shed that extra heat. so these multi day heat events where it stays hot even at night are really dangerous for human health. and we made an attempt to explain it some brief detail at what this he does magically is. but can you go into further detail for us? what's behind this for phenomena and all these events becoming more common? sure, so he, joe is an area of high pressure in the atmosphere. what that means is that you have air masses sinking downwards towards the land. as they do that, they compress under pressure and heat up even more so you get this kind of enforcing fact with a heat dome where you have the air pressing down and heating and then that that

dries up, things like soil and the plants and then that further allows the air and the land to heat up. so these tend to happen, you know, in relatively flatter parts of the united states. so there's some question about why these tend to be happening in more mountainous areas, like hello for new oregon and washington over the last few years. but we also know that weather patterns are tending to become stuck more often in this era of climate change. so normally we have a pattern of weather that's brought to us by an air current called the jet stream that travels from west to east and sort of has these natural waves cut off areas north and south. but in recent years, we've seen that jet stream becoming kind of way easier or more relaxed. and that's causing weather patterns, get tracked within those ways. so we start to see things like these heat terms.

last thing, you know, a week or 10 days and becoming more and more dangerous in terms of whether there is a connection to climate change. we certainly know that he ways are getting more frequent. they're getting more severe, they're lasting longer. they cover a longer period of the year. so whether or not he don't like this are becoming more common with climate change is still a question that's open and the scientific literature. but we do know that he waves in general are becoming more severe worldwide. right. and i want to physically house massive implications on how people live their lives on, on school, on workers, on agricultural and infrastructure. is the united states ready for this? you know, i think what we've increasingly seen in recent years is that we're not ready for this. for example, when there is a heat wave on the east coast of the united states, just recently schools had just closed early,

and kids had to go home from school early because a lot of our schools aren't air conditioned. they simply haven't had to have air conditioning in the past, but our climate is now warm enough that the warm period is intersecting with the school year. and so we need to make infrastructural upgrades. we also see, as you mentioned in your intro, that heat kills more people on average than any other type of climate related disaster in the united states in any given year. and that's particularly troublesome because most heat deaths are preventable. if you get people, the water, the shade, the rest, the cooling that they need to stay healthy, we can prevent those deaths. so we are seeing a very clear ways that we can improve our resilience to heat across the us and hopefully also across the world. christina principal, climate scientists at the union of concerned scientists. thanks for joining us. all

the news out thanks so much and he has government is commissioned. it's 1st home, build a croft carrier, as it tries to count a, china's growing military presence in south asia. the iron s, v crunch, can carry 1500 people and operate a fleet of 30 aircraft. india is one of the world's biggest arms importers, and wants to manufacture more of its own weapons. poverty, mental reports from new delhi. this is the 1st aircraft carrier to be made in india, the ion as the grant, whose name is the sanskrit word for powerful, all courageous. off to 17 years of construction and death, the war ship joined the navy with great pomp and ceremony. at the best to be india joins the countries that have built such large aircraft carriers within the dentist technology from offshore, petro waco's submarines to aircraft carriers. the indian navies far is increasing

at a rapid pace. this will further strengthen our navy in the future. this is india, 2nd aircraft carrier to be put to see in a significant expansion of its naval presence. it's also its biggest vessel. it can carry 1600 crew members and 30 aircraft. it costs more than $2.00 and a half $1000000000.00. most components came from local vendors, bringing a huge, gaping during during the navy project. bob, dominate an area show presidents require manager in assistant in disaster, leaving the body to the union. notion gives the ability to monitor all of the lines of communication. this deployment comes as china is rapidly expanding its military presence in indian waters. this military service ship recently docked and she lanka, despite india expressing concerns the vessel could track its missiles. china has

also commissioned its own domestically built aircraft carrier, bigger and more powerful than be crowned experts say india has a long way to go before it can match. china's military capabilities in there looks upon the little ocean region as its own backyard. and the chinese are very rapidly moving into the, into the ocean. so the carrier that has now been machine today and will be operational probably by the end of next year, 2023 ah, the are in the navy hopes to come to chinese aggression. in this area, the navy says it wants to start building another warship. this would be bigger than the current and more powerful to counter china's growing. might pardon you met that al jazeera, you deli, a call to me on my, her sentence ousted leader, ang, see she to 3 years in prison for electoral fraud. the military rulers say they found evidence of at least 11000000 cases of voter fraud in the 2020 election. the

2 cheese party, one in a landslide, independent observers, didn't find any major irregularities, though. she's already been jailed for 17 years on separate charges, including corruption. amier magenta has also jailed britain's former ambassador to the country for one year over a visa breach. vicky bowman was arrested a week ago. she was accused of fading to correctly register her place of residence . her husband tain. lynn is a prominent artist and activists. he was also sentenced to a year in prison. tony cheng is following the former. you can pass this case from bangkok. this is something of a surprise we had been told when vicki bowman and i've been, were arrested last week, there would be a hearing on the 6th of september. the fact that it has come through so quickly with a hearing and saying prison, the sentence handed down already is again,

i think it's taken some people slightly back in addition to which this really is just as minor infringement of the conditions of her visa, which said that she had to remain in her residence in san chung, in a suburb of young, gone the apparently she spent much of the last year living in shan state. but i think the fact that she was such a high profile person that, that she had been the british ambassador in yan gone during a period when a previous military genta had been in charge, had marked her out friends of hers, had expressed concerns in the past that they were concerned, she might become a porn in the disorder, increasing the turbulent political environment within me. emma. and we've also seen the british government in the past week, taking more action against companies related to me on mars military rulers. so there may be a certain element of tit for tat, and this another news voting in the you case, conservative party leadership races close. the weather will be announced on monday

and will become the next prime minister, replacing boys. johnson, who is out sit off to a string of scandals. foreign secretary list trust is expected to win. she's been battling richey soon ack all summer to appeal to the policy small membership. the contest has taken place as the cost of living spirals with energy bills and inflation. soaring, climate activists in the u. k. have glued themselves to the speakers chair in parliament, members of the group extinction. rebellion were on a tour of the house of commies when they broke off to stage the demonstration. and peas are currently on an official summer holiday at the moment. so the chamber was empty. the testers are calling for government action to tackle the crisis of climate change. the german ally, lufthansa has cancelled 800 flights as its pilot stage a one day strike over pay and conditions. more than a 100000 passengers have been stranded. dominic cain reports from berlin in many

and ports around the world. it's the same problem if you have a ticket with german carrier lufthansa on friday, you won't be flying with them over all as many as 130000 passengers have had their travel plans up ended these passengers in delhi learned of their grounded flights with very little warning, mad at their money that i am going to my friends place in germany to lufthansa flat . i book got cancelled suddenly. i booked another ticket to do by and had to pay double. don't know what to flight with ally or a for i'm 15 hours, which will be very problematic. nobody but the main elements of the dispute are pay and working conditions. the union wants 5 and a half percent more money for its members. now the company has offered a different package, which it says is responsible and reflects the current economic realities. on a normal day, these check in desks behind me would be full of passengers checking in to lufthansa flights. but obviously with the strike fully underway, missed a trickle of people here. the union says it doesn't want to take this action,

but doesn't have a choice. adopting a regretful tone to try to tell passengers we feel your pain. well, it's always a difficult decision and we are not there to strike only, but the, if it is the only option we have, we are justified to strike also by law of course. and so it's a pity, especially for the passengers, but it's absolutely necessary at this point. not all of the affected passengers agree with that. yeah. as i think, i don't think it's adequate. it's the main tourist season and it was announced at very short notice. people were basically faced with cancellations, one day in advance. pilots aren't on low incomes. they're definitely not as hard hit by the energy crisis and inflation as many other groups. we still do their jobs every day. lufthansa has already had to resolve one pay dispute with grand staff

earlier this summer in that strike more than a 1000 flights were cancelled. although few of flights are effected this time, there is no immediate sign either that the pilots or the company are ready to do a deal. dominic cane al jazeera berlin or i still have best news, our in sport, the for me, the one well champion hits problems at his home grand prix. ah. cats, away. official airline of the journey. with

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the moon after the 1st attempt was ported by engine issues. earlier this week, the lift off is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people to what's known as florida space coast. and as charles stratford reports, it's a tourism boost the region. desperately needs lift off the final lift off of it. lamps, shoulders of the space july. the 11th. 2011 in the last space shot. launch the beginning of what many commentators clue americas decade, long space program, sla minus the kennedy space center laid off more than 7000 workers and space enthusiasts who filled restaurants and hotels and lined the shore to watch lodges, disappeared. witnesses, reinvigorated space program and a boost from private companies like space x and blue horizon means florida's so called space coast is alive again. i'm just happy. it's booming. the way it is. i'm

happy they got the program going back up now and having people come out and enjoy it with us. so i think a full several rocket launch is carried out each month including space x carrying star link internet satellites. more than 12000 civil servants, private contractors and others now work at the kennedy space center. almost as many as those employ during the heyday with the shuttle programs go right on a mission to prepare for the next era world, co operation in space. hotels and restaurants of filling up once more, it excites me that the people are still excited enough in this country to flow here to see it. they still look at it as historic, and i hope we never lose that. ah, you know, it's obviously good for the space program. it's good for the country and certainly good for the city of tiles. one of our county, you know, we're back in. oh and is the kind of the saying goes,

now we're going to the moon. nasa says it sent to launch the are to miss moon mission on saturday after problems with an engine cooling system, delayed lift off last week, space coast spectators will be again packed along these florida shores. john stratford. i'm to 0, or i over to and the into ha, now with the source. thank you so much. naval chin is, is ons shovel is into the last 16 at the us open. the wimbledon runner up, beating american shelby rogers here in 3 sets. the only ara player to have ever reached the grand slam final. this is already her best ever performance in new york . you know how much i love new york, how much i want to i want to be years. so i just amazing to, to put the hard work even though i had the preparation for the hard course. she's in wasn't great, but her, you know, just stir the main reason to be here and that the main goal for me is always to play a bird good here. and i'm just going to keep fighting. and i keep pushing and breaking

records here from the united. well, in the last few minutes coker golf has also gone through the 18 year old winning her all american cy against madison keys in straight sets like she have her golf in to round fall for the 1st time in her career. serena williams is in singles action a little later on. she has of course indicated that this will be a final tournament before retirements. in the meantime, she and sister venus were back playing doubles for the 1st time in more than 4 years. a pair of $114.00 grand slam titles together including 2 u. s. open cycles, but this time around a north south in the 1st 2012 champion, andy murray has been knocked out of the men's singles. the 35 year old did take a set off. it's lisa smith, how very teeny, in his efforts to reach the last explain it a grand found the 1st 5 years. but bertina came through to win in full

sets. except for him, it's our 100 of it. the keener of orphan adela to fight back from about styles in a bloody nose to stay in the tournaments. the 22 time grand slam champion hitting himself in the face with his racket during this match against fabio fanny play delayed for about 5 minutes while he was some treatments that al did lose the 1st set against his italian opponent. but went on to secure victory in 4 sets, no doubt yet to lose a match at a grand slam tournament this, you know, we don't need to create the, the starting all was just a strong hit. at the beginning, i thought i break it ah, the nose because i was a shock. do you think that was very painful and tylenol seems like he's not break it. i am not sure her yet, but i know i think it's getting bigger and bigger that just l. a shock.

some way. i deserve to play that. but for a while the juggling personal worse things up happens on times. now ferrari's shala claire has gone quickest in 2nd practice, the head of sundays, dutch formerly one grown pre champion leader max to stop. and while he had some problems during the 1st session at his home rice, i think what with the gilbert with red bull car breaking down of just 7 laps, he ended up walking back to the pit lane. his said seemed, did manage to get his car going for 2nd practice, but he was only 8th, fastest. the for a pair of laclare and color signs leading the white stuff. and i does have a 93 point lead in the titles that you know your session behind. so we went into happy to and the balance wasn't great. but you know, in a, in, in an hour session you can really change the car lot. so we just tried to do. busy

deal with what we had and that was in great today. but you know, we'll, and we'll have the night to, to look into things and for sure, you know, we, we can do better than this. it is good i think, readily and have a very clean day. so tell to see how well they are going, hey, i think they had a reasonably good long run. so we need to focus on ourselves, trying to maximize our conflicts from all. but he's going to be close for sure. well, primly clubs set a new spending record in the trends. the window that closed on thursday, more than $2000000000.00 spent by clubs on new players. english teams spending more than spain's league lease area and the gym and bundles legal combined. one lakedale, so chelsea signing bone for p america bowman young from barcelona. we know very rover to get with robot us, very keen to come back to premier leak and very happy that we could make it happen . he to live us normally everywhere where he played a live deliver goes, but more important delivery also speed and the crate against the bar. and so it's

a big package in the football. so they rang for the signing of out. so mellow from the events in the brazilian would fail the joining the club on a season long loan dale for now that's f as in process it was, why can you loan the player i guess because it didn't bug 100 percent and you went us. but i see that rather as a positive because the potential is still there, be player opposite, different to, to you over. and we all thought that could be pretty well. so that's why were you to please and take a look at this funding near catch from a major league baseball game. so i'm going to use the shuttle mariners flying into the protective messing. initially the catch was given that he did up the ball on the controller's close before spilling it, but only review this aloud at the ball. it just touched the net before he called marin is still going on to secure a comfortable 7. nothing when against the detroit tigers. alright,

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