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alarms, the whole rahman, you're watching the out. is there a news our life, my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes? a report says the humans nuclear watchdog can't guarantee iran's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. warned certainty for iraq's political future. the top court rejects the petition to dissolve parliament, saying it doesn't have the authority. also, russia threatened to cut off delivery of oil and gas to any country that imposes caps on energy prices and celebrations in brazil to market $200.00 anniversary of independence. the festivities overshadowed by upcoming elections and i'd be december to the sports. chelsea are looking for new manager, the premier league club sector thomas to go following their shock. the fee to dinner missouri gave in the champions league. ah, welcome to the news or the humans. nuclear watchdog cannot verify. iran's nuclear

program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. and that's according to an unpublished report by the international atomic energy agency. it believes iran stock piles of highly enriched uranium, have grown, and there are still unresolved questions over uranium material, discovered at 3 undeclared sites. docile jabari has the latest from teheran. this is a 12 page report that is going to be presented at the quarterly board of governors meeting in vienna on monday, september 12th. now, according to the i. e. a itself, they identify 25 kilograms of 90 percent enrich uranium as a significant quantity necessary for a simple nuclear weapon. this is significant because iran has maintained that they're not interested in developing a nuclear weapons, are not pursuing one. their nuclear program is for civilian purposes, but the agency is now saying very clearly that they are no longer in

a position to provide assurances that that is the case. this all comes, of course, at a time when iran is trying to negotiate with the united states to go back to for compliance under that 2015 nuclear deal, which saw iran limit its nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief and the united states left that deal in 2018 on there, then us president donald trump, who said that it was not a good enough deal for the us now. the bided ministration is, was interested or husband interested in returning to the deal. but the nuclear program in the country has advanced since then, because the iranians decided to reduce their commitment to the deal from 2019. and that is why we're at the point now at the agency saying they've reached the point now where they cannot police. this country's nuclear program any further, all in is a distinguished fellow simpson center and a former deputy director general of the i. e. joyce going from new york with us on the program. the organization flagging up that they can't guarantee that such

enrichment is exclusively for peaceful purposes. how do they come to that conclusion where they haven't been there on the ground all the time? well, this is because of the current situation. they have not been able to conduct all the necessary verification activities because here on the not allowed to use the camera, rusty not allowed to access to some places. and then we have this on onset questions, which had been raised by the idea, the trick, partially put potential, undeclared uranium. and then on top of that, we have this large cash sale document which is picked up from tehran and brought to vienna with indicate that there might be some on the nuclear material activities and facilities in iran, which has not been declared to the i a so and she has got the asa,

drake pushed it from the wrong. this is where we are. how problematic is it that such uranium is being refined and produced? and the international community is looking at her on saying you're breaking a deal, you're breaking a deal. but the deal was already broken and it says no deal, then iran really has no restrictions. does it? it can do what it wants. not quite, not quite state gone to what they want because we have actually 2 or 3 minutes here . one is to chase away the deal with us and others have been negotiating with the iran and the other one is to compress the safe course agreement, which iraq concluded in 1976 with the with the spot open on protocol. so tricky obligation or iran and these corrections which i am asking for. they are not to do with this j. c, p. o, a they os to do with the compare. and she said, pretty much which stipulates, at all,

no clear missouri are all facilities and activities in a territorial. iran has to be declared to the i a a know we are in the situation that there are on explain uranium better perhaps on explain, especially fish. and i am not able to have access to those and to confirm the reason the reasons and whether iran has fulfilled fulfilled its obligations under the sake of the school. this is a serious matter indeed, lots of countries including israel and the in the united states. and some european countries are worried about iran's nuclear capability. there is a tipping point, is there not for a country that produces nuclear material that has to be declared as you say. and also countries that have the capability to put a nuclear warhead on a miss file. what is the definition? what's the tipping point that would concern the about this?

or would it not concern them? generally, people say talk about the pray co time. the time when the fish saw materials stock, in this case, i industry rangel exceeds this 25 kilograms your person into here. and just mentioned once that is possible to be produced in a short period of time, then we are in the tipping point. now when we look nuclear material, inventories and it's raining, we need wrong. they are actually substantially higher. she mentioned more than 50 kilos. so 60 percent then this uranium i see from new york near the other there are they have 300 kilogram. so 20 percent the energy radium, and substantial amount or 5 percent going to surrender when you put all this together. so one can say that in 2 or 3 weeks, if you're on or can i see the centrifuges, you know, purple way,

they can produce enough material for one nuclear weapon in a hall. so you have time there just enough material to 30 or perhaps an additional $56.00 nuclear bet boss. so we are, you know, tipping point. so how important then is the j c p way? is this an agreement that all parties can come back to, or does it need a sort of serious, overall rewrite and would do you think the party's a signature is to that? would they be willing to put the effort in to trying to you might say revive disagreement if it is revive a bullet all well, there are several aspects to this. it's a complex situation. basically what the j. c, p o, a provides certain additional transfers the on the nuclear rope from additional access to places were sent from an exit. it said their us plus it puts

a cap to the fissile material in inventory and which radio inventory in iraq. that's all what to chase the p. o a gas what the iran has not called like the other quad with sister comprehend? she said. so j. c, b o, a loan doesn't help or on the eat her on start to behave like any other contribute. sasha comprehensive agreement, then officers to the questions which has been out there to 3 years without any answer. which is what happens for the moment, only hidden in joining us from the stinson center in new york. thanks so much for joining us. i think iraq supreme court has ruled against dissolving parliament saying it doesn't have the constitutional authority, whole latisha's allied with inferential. surely the most other sorta had re file the petition last month after the previous request was rejected. sort of the

courses had been to testing for months, calling for a complete overhaul of the political system and new elections. well, the latest unrest in iraq is sealed by a power struggle between she, a groups without all sort of opposes foreign interference in local politics. his supporters mainly come from poll communities that have long been shut out of the political system that competing against a collection of she groups known as the coordination framework that aligned with iran. both sides have military wings with thousands of members. some of them have been involved in the recent street fighting in bank to have thief alika. audrey is a research officer at the london school of economics. now she is specializes in iraq and says the course is called the lawmakers to dissolve parliament themselves . the court ruled the congress of parliament because it doesn't have the constitutional authority. the way it did is it will say, criticize the m p 's that came after october 2021 and said that they haven't

fulfilled their constitutional duties. so basically threw the ball back into the court, but of them or implicitly urge them to dissolve parliament and hold new elections. however, it's really difficult because it's been 11 months and the 2 sides, the coordination framework and the address have been unable to agree as to how to move forward. and to and the political impasse, it's really difficult to predict what's going to happen next. and the last couple of days there's been talks have been organized by current prime minister stuff, i'll call the me between the coordination framework and various other sort of dominant posed 2003 parties. however, looked at the, has refused to partake in these talks, and what they've done is they form the committee that's supposed to decide on the formation of been, you can say to government and decide on dates for the new election. and what they're trying to do at the moment to get them to agree to joining those tools that

there are no signs at present that he's willing to do so well. plenty more had here on the alt is there a news are including albania, cuts, ties with iran, and orders all iranian diplomats to leave following cyber attacks in july. i am determined to deliver everybody across our united kingdom. the u. k. 's new prime minister is in the hot seat as she faces at 1st grilling in parliament. and we'll have action from the us open. as the 3rd women, semi finalist is confirmed. ah, president vladimir putin has warned the west that it cannot isolate russia. he's been speaking of the eastern economic forum in blood of our stock in says western sanctions against russia back fired. and now threatened the whole world. the dean barber reports a bold move from brussels,

but will it work the european commissions going ahead with a plan for a new price cap on russia? natural gas. we all know that our sanctions are deeply grinding into the russian economy with a heavy negative impact. but putting is partially buffering through fossil fuel revenues. so here the objective is we must cut rushes, revenues, which putting you as, as to finance his atrocious morn ukraine. since february, the use imposed sanctions on russia and acted to wean itself off russian energy. some member states are skeptical of the price cap, worried it could push moscow to turn off the taps completely. russia's already stopped or reduce supplies on 3 of its biggest westwood gas pipelines. while oil supplies have been re directed eastwards as its economy and causes damage cuts off from the westland many global markets, and at any point since the end of the cold war. and in some respects, the weight warranty crate is gone, rushing rushes,

dejection sanctioned means. it rushes economic fate is sealed, it has to become an asia facing east and facing economic terror, or it will leak nancy parish. if president putin's worried, he's not letting on speaking at the east and he cannot make forum in vladivostok, he called the price cap idea stupid. you mean, he also addressed another issue with global implications. ukraine's grain exports shipments like this one resumed after kevin moscow reached a deal in july with turkey in the united nations, acting as guarantors. but putin says that developing world is being cheated. is uletha, mrs. dorothy, if we removed turkey as an intermediary? virtually all the grain was brought not the poorest countries, but to the european union. the world food program speaks of the need for the poorest country was out of $60000.00 tons of production. just 3 per cent went to developing countries. little know, bill wise, you may. so corey, you and data shows. turkey has been the biggest single destination with cargo is also going to china, india, egypt, yemen, somalia, djibouti,

whatever the reality vladimir putin insists his country's already seen off the worst effects of western sanctions. saying inflation has started to fall, he told his gathering rushes natural resources would protect the nation as jobs and companies disappeared in europe. that surely a warning the continent cons ignore. nadine barbara al jazeera tanika. there is a professor of international relations at its double aid and university. he says, rushes claims that grain is not reaching developing countries part of a larger geo political dispute. i don't think that the russian explanations on this particular issue makes the reality on the grounds. what we have is that there is a kind of confrontation in russia and russia and you create an ukranian foundation . have all the comments to comply with the terms of the screen agreements. i figure actions are feeling the, a growing exposure to creating a text lately in recent days,

and also the europeans are increasing the kind of pressure on russia. so i think russian leadership might have decides to find a sort of like damage on this kind of growing assault on ukraine. so you should be should see hash kinds of frustration as part of our logic, your political game. it's part of teeth for type kind of fix the countries which are located in the global chart in diet or having access to such kind of grades. so i think ukrainian russians are supposed to do, they best to make sure that those grains reach to the countries which are in need of. so i find the idea that the russia, ukraine, and ships target european nations or countries other than the countries in the global start at some helps fabrication. so rich, i think it doesn't reflect the reality because this will be in the violation of the terms they have all that committed themselves to comply with in july 2002. and so i

think this is a part of larger jo political accusation. the game will for choosing each other or violating the terms of the agreement. meanwhile, decline says it's making advances and it's counter offensive against russian forces in the northeast. it's focusing its efforts on the area surrounding it. second largest city is co, keith. gabriel alexander has more from the capital, keith fierce battles were seeing fierce battles in many parts of the front lines of this war. in the last 24 hours, it was just 24 hours ago that you created military launched this offensive in the northeast, around how to keep the 2nd largest city city that ukraine's have held since day one of this invasion by the russians. however, there had been a lot of shelling from the russians in and near how to keep, and that is why the ukrainians launched a counter offensive and we're starting get a better sense of how that is shaping up. now. it appears that the ukrainian

military has made advances as they are going east and south of how to keep. and we're seeing anecdotal evidence from telegram channels, from videos, even from some ukrainian military personnel and officials in the fight that ukraine appears to be either recapturing villages or very close to recapturing villages and towns. one in particular is ballot. clear. city of pre war population about 25000 people about about a 100 kilometers south east of how to keep city. and it appears at this point that the ukrainians have encircled that city and are very close to launching. what appears to be could be a battle to reclaim it completely is prime minister has responded to coals to charge those responsible for the killing of out their agenda. sharina black lane.

yeah, l a pete vowed that he would not allow any soldier to be put on trial, just in his words, receive a round of applause from the world. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time the serene was likely killed by one of its soldiers, but said it won't be pursuing a criminal investigation out there, repeating it where it has denounced the findings and continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation. into the killing, it was gen, best in the occupied west bank from their own foreign ministry has strongly condemned albania decision to cut diplomatic ties with her on earlier. well, they need government ordered iranian diplomats and empathy staff to leave the country within 24 hours. us also wait in saying an investigation found that iran was responsible for the attack on a damien government services website in july, foreign minister at a rama says the move is justified. nice or some alert. she,

the minister to go home and had decided with immediate effect to and diplomatic relations with islamic republic of iran does. extreme response is full proportionate to the gravity and risk of the cyber attack. the threat and paralyzed public services during digital systems and heck, interstate record, and still government documents. chaos and insecurity in the country. whitehouse correspond, kimberly how that says the incident could complicate efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with iran. the white house is calling the attacks on albania, to be both reckless and irresponsible, saying that it strongly condemns the attacks on a nato ally. the u. s. is joining the calls of the prime minister in saying that iran should be held accountable for what the gross is calling an unprecedented cyber incident. and the usaa saying that intends to hold iran accountable for its actions without specifying how it intends to do. so saying that this said

a troubling precedent for cyberspace. now, we should point out that the united states has been working alongside albania, officials on the ground since this attack occurred back in july. what we know is that they have been working not only to investigate the origins of this attack, but also to mitigate it. this comes into an interesting time, given the fact that the united states is continuing to try and revive the j c p. away or the effort to limit or runs nuclear program through the 2015 agreement to the by the administration is keen to revive that. the previous administration under donald trump abandoned us. so this certainly does complicate those matters. in fact, we know that the white house press secretary creature pierre, spoke about this i those efforts i just one day ago saying that there is still mutual interest to try and revise this agreement. but there are gaps that remade,

and certainly this incident will only complicate those matters further. britton's, the leaderless trust has held her 1st point of this question time in parliament. on her 2nd day in office. she takes a very country facing several challenges, including a few crisis risk of living costs. trust promised energy relief, but ruled out tax hikes and recipients reports from london. oh, for all new prime ministers, the journey to parliament to face opposition questions has a big hurdle at the end of it this trus is promising help for millions of people facing high energy bills. this winter gives sama yet she refuses to impose winful taxation on energy companies. abby: altogether and companies already doing well a getting a $17000000000.00 pound tax cut yet while working people pay for the cost of living

crisis, stroke victims, wait an hour for an ambulance on criminals. walk the streets with impunity. i on the side of people, iraq, ha, i, we the national insurance increase and that is why we will keep corp tax life alternate watching on fresh faces on the front bench. all of them trust, loyally, supporters of leadership rivalry she tonight from the last government is about resigned or been fired. if she's a top tier of the cabinet is the most diverse in british political history, with not one male white politician. among them, this capitan's is short on experience though. but could it have new dynamics? not surprisingly, stammer doesn't think so. the face of the top may change, but the story remains. yes, there is nothing new about the tory from to see a trickle down economics. one is nothing new about

a labor leader who is calling from all tax i mom to tighten. trust me. i have impressed as supporters. she did hold ground and seemed to keep her cool. but there was an absence of detail on what she is promising. and so on thursday liz trust will announce her energy plan aimed relieving the stress of millions of people in the u. k. with escalating bills. she knows it's a crucial car to play. if she is to win back any popularity, the conservative party has lost of late cares dominoes that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london, which double robin is the europe managing direct erasure group. the he says, there are some key differences between bowers,

johnson's government and the one lives trust has just formed. i think overall this is a government but will be further to the right than the one or is johnson lead. there are many members of the far right european research group now in senior cabinet position. there are hard and campaign torrie strategists that have gone into downing street with less trust. this is going to be an incredibly robust administration. i think we are seeing her pretty quickly coming to the fiscal and cost of living on energy questions. and that will be an intervention, i believe tomorrow, in which the government is going to announce substantial support across the board for families struggling with increasing any g bill. now in terms of her performance today in pm 2, it was pretty run of the mail. there was a pretty good substantial policy exchange between herself and physician lead

a care stormer. but really, i think what people are looking to get to you on is how she's going to manage some of the big challenges that are coming down the track. that's the boring ukraine. it's the implications of the war in terms of energy security and fiscal policy is about the independence of the bank of england. and it's about, of course, the relationship with the you at least 12 of died in the southern indian state of america. and parts of its capital city bank larue, remain submerged after reco rainfall. those you've had to flee, their homes are blaming bad urban planning for the floods. probably metal has more pumping gallery residents in se lou are leaving as fast as we can down. bowls that began on sunday have inundated their cars and sent water to their home. some said they had lost everything i desired yard and i don't know. so sunday the heavy day, saturday border from the road to start today. and be the no one not fan like the

entire whole water the southern feet of canada has received its most ruined fallen decades. bengal lulu is in just deck hub affected area include the offices of thought, up i to companies, and $1000000.00 home. there is heavy traffic on the road as hundreds of people are leaving all the banks of the. busy water bring some bags of bleached and it has been listed in the due date, is that in every day it is in any event. there is just that and been routing and been really not the problem basically to joint particularly ones on monday. but i don't, he's in problem at all to see if that's still assessing the damage. why levels are receding, no long neighborhood, like this one remains. the water on that road is more than a meter deep, and it comes from a nearby lake that has over fluid. it's led to

a debate about urban planning in one of the biggest cities. rapid development, illegal construction and encroachments have blocked the drainage system, exacerbating the impact of climate change. it's going to be under investigated up into storm water drainage infrastructure. the got to be almost absolute good line in order and irrigation systems. and what we call roger callaway is a good sort of breeds leaking, one bank, which is another to the other day. these systems were design or a. ready systems which bear 300 years back. not only because it's a legal system, the government says it is spent millions of dollars to drain the water and demolish illegal building. rains are expected to continue for some time. and residents don't know when their homes will be habitable again, sorry, you missed that algebra, then go to sudden india. well still had here on the news on the solomon islands,

postpones general elections as its leader is closer to china and further away from the west. also calls urgent help us. let's destroy thousands of homes in sit on and we have the latest from the us open and the late night battle. the 2 of the games biggest. those stories up to the right ah, attempts is in central north in iran are still pretty high. the sun's beating down here. there's not much can anywhere around the change of season coming. it's coming down through the caucasus and then 2 cars extend that is much cooler weather, but i think ahead of it her up, for example, might hit or get very close to its reco, which is 39. certainly, $36.00, which is above normal. for the rest, it looks pretty much like it should do. it's pretty hot still in iraq is hot and

humid throughout the gulf states, and there are shout potentially there in the mountains, a sudden saudi west in yemen. the onshore breeze cooling things down little bit in egypt, in israel, and probably in lebanon, both still talking about such degrees, which isn't bad. going really that the picture on friday says little real change, as you can see for most places, but the into those shafts. moving down towards northern iran, still $35.00 in toronto, all the same. now for tropical africa, it is increasingly wet, but the rains still reach rotter, bits us a hell we seen flooding recently in chad and the potential is still there from these big thunderstorms which stretch all the way back towards west africa, particularly active seas back to say at the moment and for both thursday and friday, there isn't really much change in the general picture just in some of the detail. ah, the extraordinary men and women who are breaking the mold from the taxi drivers

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a talk about watching the out there and usa with me, the whole realm. the reminder of all top stories, the nuclear watchdog cannot verify wrong. nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. that's according to an unpublished report by the international atomic energy agency. he believes around stockpiles of highly enriched uranium. have grown. there are supreme court is ruled, it doesn't have the authority to dissolve parliament. the court at any parliament can dissolve itself politicians. i should leave the refold illegal petition last month, calling for new election and rushes president has rejected the report by the nuclear watchdog to 90 kremlin as military equipment ukraine. jeffery said nuclear power

plant putin, west and sanctions against russia. back fires. brazil is marking 200 years of independence from portugal, but critics accused the president of turning the event into a campaign event. president john bull sonora is attending parades and military demonstrations, but with the upcoming elections and october. his team is also planned political rallies across the country. presidential hopeful, luis enough, the leader to silver has not planned any events. monica can join us from rear diginero, monica. there's more to these celebrations, it seems than meets the eye, especially this year. oh yes, another literally moved to heavens and earth to day. it is an important day because it is 200 there is celebrating 200 years of independence from

portugal. but this is in the middle of our campaign, a political campaign. and he's trying to show his force in his popularity on the streets are present able sonata has always said its colors are yellow and green, which are the national colors of the brazilian flag. so now we have thousands of people here on cup on a beach in rio de janeiro. rio de janeiro is his political stronghold and they've come to see the airplane, the submarine, the, the ships, all that is part of the military parade. but also they're listening to him in a rally because there are his supporters and people that are running for congress in the october election are also making their campaigns. trying to say that the polls are wrong, that he has the support of the people. as you can see in the streets and at the polls showing that lula is the head are not trustworthy. so why is it that

bolstered already is using this event on this date to, to the greatest of effect to an lula has decided not to actually participate in such a high profile mana with. well, exactly, because everybody that wears now yellow and green has become associated to our bowl sonata, whereas the colors of the workers party, which is lula as party here, the color is red, but are all the candidates all the presidential candidates? there are more than just the 2 front runners. they just gave us statements low key statement saying that this is a national day. they don't want to also transform what is supposed to be a national ah celebration and to a partisan event, because that's what they're criticizing. him of using a non partisan celebration for political, our gains. so, but for both scenario it's very important because he is still trailing behind lula

by 2 digits. interesting times is certainly an eventful day for many brazilians across the country. monica kept joining us. rio de janeiro. thank you. joe imprison, gabriel burridge has announced a tablet re shuffle just days after a constitutional referendum he championed was defeated. the move could alienate members of his political base as our latin america editor, lucy, anymore reports from santiago. this is saying that you don't really know you're in charge until you have to fire people you care for in the wake of sundays constitutional referendum defeat president w l. but each had to do just that. anyway, the simplest on that i might be going to cabinet changes have always been dramatic in chile, in this one has its fair share. it's been painful but necessary, and i won't hide it. i think that this is one of the hardest political moments i've ever faced. interior minister escape cities was replaced by catalina law,

the daughter of an emblematic interior minister under former president, salvador allende, who was overthrown in 1973 military. cool. more difficult still was the removal of cabinet minister, georgia jackson, what it is confidant and right hand man. together they began fighting to transform chile, a student leaders in 2011, forming a new generation of politicians. later they were inseparable as congressional allies. now, jackson, who was unable to work well with congress, has been moved to a less significant ministry. he's been replaced by former president. we shared bachelor's, ex, cabinet chief analia without the, the cabinet shake up incorporates a political generation that the left wing, millennial president had. once dismissed as history, the equivalent of when you move out of your house. because you are a grown up now and you're going to have your own life. and 6 months later,

you have to bring in your dad, your mom and your siblings. because you cannot of sort of live on your you the presidential palace university students protested throughout the day against the seat of the draft constitution supported by blood each. it would have introduced progressive structural reforms. but for the majority of voters, it went to far event. the gale, which is obvious that the president had to get the message from the selected defeat and is taken note by incorporating people from other generations below. you weren't reformed in student protests for sunday to canada. the ceremony here at the presidential palace was the late 90 minutes because of an uproar over the choice of under secretary of the interior. why did we change that? the very last minute. the embarrassing reshuffling of the cabinet re shuffle underscores why present embodied was voiced to turn to order more experienced politicians. but each acknowledged very hard times ahead,

but insisted that with the help of these more traditional social democratic cabinet members, he'll forge ahead with his ambitious program of social reforms. lucy and human al jazeera santiago, australia has been accused of interference after offering to fund the next general election in the solomon islands. these sullivan's prime minister is facing mounting pressure, falling proposals to change the constitution. he says his country can't afford to pay for an election and a major sorting event of the same in the same year. sarah clark has the story. checkpoints are in place with police coding of access to parts of the parliamentary precinct. the solomon islands, prime minister plans to change the constitution to delay next year's election and stay in power until 2024. the opposition warns that will trigger political unrest and protests in the capital with i object to anything that undermines the mandate

in the role and the place of the people in decision making, affecting especially a matter as important as the life of parliament itself. the solomon islands is due to host the pacific games next november, man, a se, so gavera says the island nation can't afford to hold an election in the same year . some analysts say postponing the vote is considered an attempt to crush democracy . this is not generally considered to be what the people of solomon islands once they take their elections quite seriously. you know that that's quite a politically engaged society. and community said, since on our side of security agreement with beijing, critics of expressed concern about his growing influence, the deal last, chinese police and law enforcement teams to be based in the capital to ensure public order. the pacific analysts say the implications of china's presence on the, on a nation a far reaching last week. the solomon islands, band u. s. naval ships from its ports camping. the west ships away from solomon islands

would certainly be in part right now. and i think it's, it's pretty, it's been safely established on us to sort of already has been must culminating pacific leader of china strategic content in the region. the position she has similar concerns. what is happening now that concerns me? is that prime minister? so guevara is so pro china, and clearly anti u. s. and its allies that concerns me a great deal. it's not good for the future of this country. and he says it challenges the pacific. traditional partners in the region. australia has revised its travel boss warning potential further on rest in the capitol. it's a matter that will be raised by australia prime minister, anthony albanese. when he meets his counterpart in coming weeks, the sullivan islands lead. it says delaying the election will be a one off. there's little doubt so go, virus plan for constitutional reform will be passed as his government holds a majority in parliament. sir, o'clock, al jazeera brisbin,

australia at least 23 people have died in a fire to carry a key bar in southern vietnam. flames spread quickly through the wooden interior of the ball, like smoke fill, the space blocking the emergency exits and trapping people inside some of those who jumped to safety from the 2nd story. balconies of had broken arms and legs. the 5 liter have been caused by an electrical short circuit. please say that so could rise. a neil punch, prosecutor say, they found no evidence that members of the french armed forces play the role in the rwandan genocide, 800000 season muslims who choose a killed over a 100 days in 1994 buster commission found friends had been blinded by his colonial attitude and both serious responsibility. what's happened? the prosecutor say nothing points to the direct involvement of french troops, or they've closed the case. the most powerful typhoon to south career in years was killed at least 6 people. 5 died in the city of hung,

where the storm left rates and building submerged. soldiers have been deployed to search for people who are missing. typhoon him, none nor dumped a meter of rain on south korea. and this moving towards japan. mcbride has the latest the city of ho hang on the south east coast. this is where the major cleanup is happening because this is where the most damage occurred with the most rainfall . the typhoon had acts with that to the a passing po hanger was actually back out the again, when he went past it. but because it was as it see. and these was the separating the korean peninsula from japan. it was once more teams being replenished, gathering the amount of moisture that it was dumping back on the coastline. so even though it was moving on this part of the coastline and po, hi and got something like full 100 millimeters of water during the typhoon. this one district of this city, it's called the nam district. this recorded 100 millimeters in just one hour. so

that's what led to the inundation of roads and buildings. here, there is a marine call unit here based in po, hangs. you can see them out taking part in the clean up operations. they were actually deployed at the height of a storm with i'm phoebe a vehicle to rescue people from the straight that also because of the amount of water rising so quickly where we've seen sadly the most of the fatalities, including among the group of people it seems that we're caught in an underground capa trying to retrieve that vehicles and simply got caught out by the speed of these rising water as well. the flooding incidence eastern states of good doris has killed at least 6 people. more than $4000.00 houses, a partially or completely classed measures decrease, say they provided all of the assistance that they can, but need international aid using women at hours. and when telling her that the water came and flooded us and took everything on its way. and there was nothing left for us. we used to have a huge number of books,

but we lost them completely. we lost our savings, so foods and furniture. we have nothing but to thank god for that. now you name them and i see the little dog we live in very difficult situations. our children hardly live here. we need tents, we need food and water. we need medicine and treatment. our children are suffering as we don't have anything. i thought i had at least 15 people, mostly women and children have been killed in a landslide in western uganda. heavy rain triggered the slide in the town of casa se, alexia brian has more on the mud slide hit before dawn, and for the family's asleep, and these homes and east and uganda. sc assessor district. there was nothing they could do. i would like to see like the mud clues even got to repeat what would be a single holder. we are overpopulated and only 2 people. so like most of those killed women and children, cassie which lies near the congolese border,

is prone to deadly landslides. this time of year and forecast has had want of unusually strong and destructive rains. so as we continue receiving our more abnormal heavy rainfall in that area, it's likely that even the river, my boss, it's banks. and so we are ready conducting our alley warning to the members of the community who leave around this emory by on the wrong that river banks. after a long drought, the heavy rains have fallen since late july triggering floods and mud slides across the country and leaving hundreds of people homeless. he gained his government has previously blamed climate change. but these steep hillsides also becoming more vulnerable to landslides because of deforestation over population or terror sing for farming. the damages, so rich on the us still as people classes say, we are feeling continental, uganda will shut the door, not come forward. if you go, though, people have nowhere to stay now,

the rainy season is said to continue until december. authorities are advising people, living and mountainous regions, to be vigilant, or moved to safe areas. this community, though, is preparing to bury the dead, alexia brian al jazeera. well, to jackson mississippi now, where water is found flying off to more than a week, but it's still undrinkable. the government says he's open to all ideas to resolve the water crisis, including privatizing the city's water system, though jackson's man opposes that. 1200 ripples in jackson, the crisis is contained for now the water was in the capital of the poorest state in the us have gone on long enough. that water is once again getting to the people a few bottles at a time. what do you think about the water situation here? it's great who us off? well, because they're taking care of it for now. but what about the long term? long term? i don't know what long term i know to what we've we've,

we've been there just bumble. wow. here in mississippi, what jackson is not resolved is how to end the crisis. never, ever have. i never ever been able to take a shower and not wash. my hail opened my mouth though. that's crazy. the mayor chuck will remember, says the state has not provided enough money in his asking for $47000000.00 from both the state and federal government. we can no longer afford to wait on funds to repair and improve our aging infrastructure. we need funding assistance from state and federal agencies. now. water pressure at the obee, curtis water treatment plant has been restored, taps and toilets are running it full flow, but the water still isn't clean enough to drink. so jack sony and continued to boil it or drink it by the bottle. this is one of 7 national guard stations handing out water each day from 9 in the morning until 630 at night. they hand out 2 cases of

water to each car up to $4200.00 cars a day and so far they say they never run out. so people are getting their bother you on their water. they are getting their water. yes. or anybody told how long you might be out here? no, sir, but we're in here for the last our job. we're in for the look till somebody tells us to go home jackson's problems go deep. white flight began in the 19 sixty's, shrinking the cities taxpayer and leaving it unable to make repairs, were failing water system that could reach into the billions of dollars. this empty mall once full of stores is now a water distribution center. jackson might be to capital, but it's residents vote reliably for democrats in a state run by republicans. so there's been little progress in ending its decades long water crisis until now when it's drawn international attention. take, but still some residents retain a stubborn southern optimism. what about the future? well, they don't get it right. how long it takes to get it right as they say here. well,

that's another thing. john henderson, al jazeera jackson, mississippi, well, still had hillman use, our in sport, i act send out a hiding in that champions league. that story after the break with with with with

with full ah ah, partner his pizza i believe as a job opening at chelsea. well that's one way of putting her to so much if you can apply for it. so that is where we're going to start the chelsea coast. i was to call her see the yellow card in the champions league last night, but within 24 hours he received

a red card from the club. the german is just being sacked. 6 games into the premier league season cycle took over in january 2021. and 4 months later led the club to their 2nd champions league title. chelsea also won the u. a for super cup and fever, club world cap on the to go. the 49 year old was dismissed following the teams shock. one little defeat to dinner montague read at the 3rd loss of the season. politic your just little cheerfully. we spoke to dan silver from the chelsea supporters trust and asked him if the decision to sac to go is revenue american owners wanting to stamp their authority at the club? he was, ma'am, i just sometimes you get you in a ship could come in. they want that people, you know, of board you, they got, they got a pretty spot which hadn't, i'm going to kind of sky who did transfers paycheck because i think they want their own people on board. and i just, i think time will have know whether it's another harm of foreign culture. although give them manager, you know, charles to build, you know, the vision, build a copy in a lot that we haven't clock, he's had 7 years now that you know,

super compact to stuff. that when he leaves winning carts and that's maybe the vision they bring somebody in who has the vision and he will tell me the cup forward a lot going post us. i think he, you know, he that is called he thought at swansea. he's gone to brighten if a really good football, smart coach. he knows the players, he knows football and the whole argument about him not having champ is extend it. we forget about to date, but i owe one chapstick for chelsea or any jobs experiments. so get young progressive coach, not a see saw which you go for the past. you've had moraneus conte just, you know, well known good progress. if you know coach who get time to build his team, go to start and you know, take, take his fort for times european champions. i acts of men a powerful starts of the seasons, champions, leagues, they hammered ranges, 3 no foreigner, loving upon the roseman group. stage match on wednesday in the seventy's minute, it's an over is put the dutch club in front. but he was doubled when steven purgation found the back of the net in amsterdam. i said, wait,

15 minutes for that 2nd go. but the fans only had to wait a minute more for the mixed. how's this were, especially if it, from muhammad kudos to quite get his feet. but just that, that curious goes on. it makes it, it's too it was acquired to repair. still. there was time for one more go from a home side. steven berg, vane netting to compete for no route and historic moment for football in the u. s. with the men's and women's national teams, signing an agreement to ensure equal pay, the new contracts include identical pay structures for appearances and tournament victories. revenue sharing and equitable distribution of woke up prize money of the national football associations already have equal playful men and women, including england, brazil, spain, and australia. i mean it's so good. it's just like sasha proud moment for all of us . i'm thinking back to all of the players that have come through just the work that

was done specifically on the c, b a. but really before that to lay the groundwork and just knowing how much we put into it. you know, how much effort with didn't do it and just that, you know, the same never said i'd say we had a field that's the same vibe we brought to that. so a super proud moment. really excited for everyone and, and really excited to see where this pushes the game on. at the us open arena sub olenka is the latest women through to the semi finals in new york. the 6th c from belarus powered bass, former world number one carolyn, a plesk of a in the 1st said 61. the trick was considerably more competitive in the 2nd set, forcing a tie breaker, unable to compete on a country flag because of the ukraine, came through to book her place in the final 4. meanwhile, tennessee and on stewart has become the 1st american or african woman. i beg your pardon to reach the semi finals the will. number 5 be destroyed is either tom ghana bitch, the women who ended the career of serena williams earlier in the tournament shipper

. 16476, them only drop one set in a 5 batches sofa. i think the fact that a, a broke the barrier of, of be in the quarter finals all the time that did help with my confidence and knowing that could make finals in grand slams and really help my game. and just, you know, a chain to build that experience or to go into 2nd weeks and dress lambs in the main straw. norwegian casper. rude a store in were the chance of claiming the wall. number one, ranking the french open runner up, how likely move past matthew, a better team in straight sets if route reaches the final and carlos al correct doesn't automatically lose top of the ranking. i'm honestly a bit surprised that her i made it to this. her miss here ha, but ivory think i've developed my heart got game a lot. the lead there last year or 2 and think my army this year showed man,

i proved to myself that i can you know, be good players and rich her lead. if they just in big hardcore torments, rude faces cut and cut you off for a spot in the funnel, the rush now lost a material in $552.00 grand slam sidney. why being seated? 27 there. if you gave me a chance of reaching the slowly making it to 175, the you on the took care of balance out on the quarter finals that the space showing at the us open and finishing with a couple of broken rackets. to be honest, i didn't, i didn't look at him after we shake. we shake hands. so yeah, i saw after the records for flying, but you know, i feel i feel i feel the pain for him. yeah. i'll be here again later with more thoughts. nice. so thanks very much peter. and finally, questions are being raised about the new york metropolitan museums acquisitions process. as the batch of stolen antiquities is returned to its rightful home,

investigators have seized nearly 60 ancient artifacts worth more than $19000000.00 us dollars. all of which were legally looted from abroad authority is conducted at least 6 rates in them at the share pieces have been returned to multiple countries, including italy, greece and egypt. and of course, over the updated news with new park of london news center. the other side of the break, but until then for me and all of the news, our team here and so thank you for your time and your company. ah ah

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