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hello there. i'm gillian mcdonald. this is the odyssey, renews our live from london coming up final chance for people in scotland to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd. as her coffin lies at rest in edinburgh, said giles cathedral, displaying the spoils of war, ukrainian forces, say they are offensive as push russian troops back towards the northern border. to grier and rebels say they're ready for a mutually agreed cease fire with the ethiopian government, brokered by the african union and shocking footage from inside lebanon's prisons. as the country's economic collapse takes its toll on him. in sport, men's tennis history for spain's collar. so corrupt the 19 year old winning, the us open, becoming the youngest ever well, the more ah

. a very warm welcome to the program we begin in scotland where people have been paying their last respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd for the past 2 hours. this has been the scene at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh, where members of the public have been filing past the monarch's coffin. it will lay at rest here until tuesday before traveling to london. earlier in the day, the queen's 4 children escorted the coffin from the official residence in edinburgh . crowds crammed the streets to watch the historic event. rob matheson wraps up the days events in abbey. the people of edinburgh are the 1st members of the public to pay their respects personally to queen elizabeth. the 2nd long lines had been moving past her coffin as it lies inside the 14th century, said giles cathedral in embers old time, some in silence. some open morning,

all my life, i've never known. another more have to pay my respects. sons come from glasgow to diesel. we're witnessing history today. it's kind of remarkable. you hear maxim, americans kind of remarkable that i have the opportunity to be here during such a significant event. the day began as king charles, the 3rd and the queen consort, flew to adam from london. the king travel to hollywood house to be ceremoniously handed, the keys to the city. a king and other members of the royal family followed on foot behind the queen's coffin, flanked by the king's royal body guard. the royal company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up the historic royal mile guns fired every minute. the final runs ringing out. as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland

. ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in dairy, when she is make up cather, grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a grammar. the mother, i just think it's him ponchos back after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, continued queen elizabeth, the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be phone to london accompanied by the queen's daughter princess on. but for a few short hours, thousands of people in edinburgh are witnesses to the making of history. in 2014

scotland voted to remain part of great britain, but not by a wide margin. in 2016, it voted overwhelmingly to stay in europe defying the mood of much of the rest of the united kingdom. another independence referendum is proposed for 2023, for mourners and well wishers. none of that seems to matter. a skeleton prepares to bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd rob matheson. i'll 0 edinburgh will earlier king charles the 3rd took another important step. as morlock addressing members of parliament, he pledged to uphold the new case constitutional government. john hall has more now from westminster. it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament the

inside the 11th century, all the oldest building on the parliamentary state and in front of lords and members of parliament, king charles the 3rd and queen console camilla took to their thrones, hers and in shorter than his indifference to the status of the monarch in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that her long and inspiring reign of deep and unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas deep as though agree fits we know yours

is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathy to you and all the royal family. in response to the king spoke of the principles of constitutional government, and he pledged to follow his mother in protecting them while that a young, the late magistrate pledged herself to serve her country and her people. and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie the heart of our nation. she set an example of sofas duty which with god's help and your cancels, i am resolved faithfully to follow with both houses, having pledged their loyalty to the king. he was off on a tour of the realm beginning in scotland and then to wales and northern ireland. well, as the king and queen consort,

leave the palace of westminster there. these are scenes likely to become much more familiar in the days to come. the political life of this country, overwhelmed by the choreography of the queen's passing, the streets will again filled with crowds on wednesday when the queen's body arrives to lie, instated westminster hole. long queues will form with members of the public able to file past her coughing, 24 hours a day before the state funeral. next monday in westminster, abbey, joe, the whole al jazeera london were continuing to learn more of the details of how the queen will be farewell in london over the coming week. the parker has more now from outside, buckingham palace. it's a waiting game here at the moment because the queen's body is up in scotland bus tomorrow evening. she will be brought by plane back to the capital landing at r f. no false and military base in the west of london. her body will be brought through that part of the city before being brought to buckingham palace where the

body will state overnight. king charles and queen camilla will be here as well for the evening before the following morning. her body will be taken by in procession through the streets of london to westminster hall, where she will lay in repose for 4 days. each corner of the coffin, guarded by members of the military and in full military dress. we believe also that we may see members of the royal family also taking upon themselves to watch over the body will be guarded 24 hours a day, remaining there for 4 days, allowing members of the public to file past expect long queues and multi hour wakes before the main events, of course, this state funeral of queen elizabeth kenya's, president elect. william russo has hailed the late queens court. admirable leadership of the common welsh kenya, once a british colony, when the queen came to the throne. but as catherine sawyer report,

some kenyans feel the commonwealth is passed. vanilla is disappearing. it's now an elaborate tree housing, the wildlife reach of the days forest in central kenya, back in 1952. when queen elizabeth 1st visited as a princess, this is how it looked. the only thing that has been constant is what a hole that attracts wild animals every evening, and what brings in thousands of tourists every year. the story of tree tops lodge has been told and re told princess elizabeth was here when her father died and she became queen, rating bogus, shows me exactly where the original tree house stood before it band down. bobo was a porter and was selected to help carry the princess luggage to the room. it was a time of colonial oppression while food, some white people do not eat canyons very well. they would beat us, are they to colorado? he had to be found as here. they had those over a storm, but would only allow us to own utmost 15 good. only good. then princess visited

kenya at a very tense period, the beginning of an uprising. and within a year, young canyon freedom fighters declared war on her government. they killed dozens of british settlers. the sympathizers, which is the beginning of the end of colonialism, can against independence in $900.00. 63. does one of many african countries to do so that decades it appears as if many of policymakers in britain, underwashed. i'm not accepted, the fact that africans independent the o lobo was that independence. we tend to think of africans us proper towards children to be guided a domains at the head of places engagement of africa. the you case finding it difficult to compete with china in trade and building infrastructure support for africa. it is not that african, what we're one the west londo us but those who want

a new respect under the right to decide who to do it, which i knew deals are not good. get rid of the bridge are not good, get rid of it. while it's during the queen's rain, that serious human rights abuses were committed in kenya. she's remembered fondly. she visited the country several times. a museum dedicated to her is fielded souvenirs from her visits. breeding's connection with africa is evolving as is the post colonial stereotype that the relationship is all about. handouts, africa continues to see that 8, but some annalee say the u. k is now more interested in promoting, treat, kathy, so i'll just 0 central kenya. joining us from bridge town in barbados with david coleman, shawn david, very warm. welcome to the program. great. so happy with us. you, of course, are the ambassador verbatim to the caribbean community, and i'm really interested to hear your opinion as we heard here in that piece. the

commonwealth seen by some of them you are that disappearing and for some good reason is this perhaps the thinking of some caribbean countries to will the commonwealth fragment under the new king perhaps. ready across the caribbean community is that the call is going to belong to that it gives us some forms of technical assistance and we may have some difficulty with this idea at the head of the commonwealth should be the, the monarch rich and we think that we have moved beyond that, so that that may come up for some contention. but the idea of the commonwealth as a positive and helpful club to belong to. i think that is the idea across the

caribbean community. and david, we've seen in recent days, the antique and government in particular making its intentions clear that could have been expected by business of course made the transition to be in a republic last year. barbie to for you know, caribbean history barbie. it, it was britain, mother and the in the, in the caribbean. it was abused to be honest, a little in so many of the smaller caribbean countries, a lot to barbie at us for leadership. so once we made that break last year, one could expect to that that would have led the way for, for the remaining, the other remaining caribbean community nations that are still holding on to the.

ready monarch of the u. k. as, as their head of state. and you know, that is on cannibal and that's, and i'm acronym and yet, so i'm very pleased to see that the prime minister submitted clear the siegel will be moving in that direction. you could expect jamaica grenade us and vince and you could explain several others to follow that need. and so david, we would expect to see then those decisions made by referendums. and i've, we've seen here in britain, at least a couple of times in this last decade that they can give birth to some pretty device of politics sometimes. or yes, and that's so experience in the, in the caribbean as well. in fact, in 2018. and you'll have a referendum to decide whether it's will move away from having the british protocol so as its highest national court and the government lost the referenda.

so the problem with referenda is that been present an opportunity to the political opposition tried to embarrass the government. so on all of the caribbean community countries that have to undergo referenda to make the constitutional amendment to move away from the british monarchy. and the government has to be very careful about it. it has to be a bi property of the realm parties on politics. if that doesn't happen, then it's almost certain that the political opposition will find a way to divide the country and perhaps defeat referendums. there's going to call for the majority of statesmanship on the process of caribbean government. gave it reparations for past involvement in the slave trade, or yet to be fully recognized. i think

a lot of people would agree by the british government does for moving them on as head of state haste and that conversation perhaps. well, let's be very clear. the countries have clean reparations against the national governments of europe, who were involved implicated to organize and profited from enslavement and under slave trade. and you're actually targeted hon. european countries, not just britain on in that were implicated. i'm so that's one claim. however, this is another reparations claim that is directed at companies, institutions and in b families that were involved in those crimes and from those crimes. and i'm so it is only a matter of time before the, the british royal family, as a family, as an institution will have to answer

a reparations claim coming from the caribbean. that separate and distinct from the claim that is directed at the national i, the national governments, the british royal family, as we all know, was equally implicated in the, in slavery understand, created beginning with the 1st way back in 1562. when you know, when john hawkins went to the west coast of africa, in towns and villages along the west coast of africa in slave in africans on queen elizabeth the 1st sent along her ship was 700 jesus of lou anne. and since then, they were lying. petition, monarchs were involved in the british world, how many benefited tremendously from slavery and the slave trade. so as a family, they're going to have to answer that claim, but it helped me. i knocked your head of it. it's much more difficult to advance

or reparations claim against comedy. i'm to chelsea all your all. so we extend that we move away and for republics, it will make it easier to advance about reparations against you. probably. david coma shown their ambassador of barbados to the caribbean. community, david, thanks very much for joining us. it was coming up on al jazeera, this news, our shoreline because government is summoned to answer questions over corruption following its worst economic collapse in 7 decades. an education crisis in easton, d. i. c, as thousands of children are forced to skip school over rebel violence. in sports, after rethinking his retirement, tom brady has been back breaking records on the 15th.

ah, russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern car cave region. moscow admits its forces of benign numbers in the past week with ukraine retaking swathes of land in the past hour, ukraine's president has said that his forces of reclaim 6000 square kilometers of territory since early september, ukrainian troops of advanced rapidly areas that took russia monks to seize, have been re take and it just stays. caves forces say they've pushed russian troops nearly back to the northern border. ukraine says it's also made gains in the south near care song, but at a much slower pace. will ukrainian troops have entered the strategic city of is you, that's a russian strong hole and it's part of caves. wider offensive in the car cave region assorted abdul, hamid explains. these indians are continuing their counter offensive,

but we actually as media when it comes to dis military operation, we have very little acts as if amy at all. and i think did the thinking among the military here is that they will control the message and that the media really reporting can only be disruptive. so what we know is, what we get on from these statements are the latest we heard through the statements, is that the ukrainian army is indeed an issue of the arc of the thing reports, or whether it's in could total control of that town or not. but that is a huge blow for russia, because is, you was basically the stronghold of russia in this north eastern part of the country and it was little, it was a command and sent change was also the logistical hub. so certainly a huge loss. we are also hearing that the russians are either right rather the ukrainians are advancing towards a da da border in some parts. they have reached

a border with russia in other parts. it appears that they would be pushing north toward that northern north east section of the border. but more than that, at this point, we cannot tell you except that delude is the very beat among the ukrainians. 3000 square kilometers captured in a matter of days 10 days or so. a huge success for dam that has taken every one by surprise and certainly the russian soldiers, the power has been back on and off wherever you go. bit around the city, you ask people, it depends on the area. it was a huge strike. some on social media, there's dog that was actually, there were 2. what they, what people here called critical infrastructure that were hate. they expect that that will happen more and more. you ends. atomic watchdog says ukraine and russia

are interested in its proposal for protection zone to be created around the zap risha nuclear power plant. the head of the international atomic energy agency says issues being discussed include the radius of the zone of the role of a staff keven mall school blamed each other for shelling at the sight of your biggest nuclear power station. i. e a chief raphael girl see has called for an immediate stop to shelling and a safety security zone around bazaar parisha complex. basically, it's a commitment that no military action will include or, or will imply aiming. of course, i could plant or a radius that could be affecting its normal operation. this is what we, what we expect rushes foreign minister says moscow remains open to negotiations with ukraine. you're the most. and i suppose,

i think our standard was expressed by the president vladimir putin. a few weeks ago, addressing participants of the meeting. he said, we are not against negotiations. when speaking of the cleaning situation, we do not refuse negotiations with green, but the longer it takes, the more difficult it's going to be to agree on a thing. iran says it's ready to cooperate with the un nuclear watchdog to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. it comes after report by the international atomic energy agency find it couldn't guarantee, call the peaceful nature of toronto nuclear program. the through efforts to revive the landmark deal between iran and world powers into doubt. but iran is foreign ministry now says is willing to work with the atomic, watched will to clear up false perceptions about its activities around a long time i've ever seeking nuclear weapons revels in ethiopia, nor than take wry reach and say, they are ready for a mutually agreed cease fire with the government and they would accept

a peace post as led by the african union. it's a major breakthrough with the rebels previously opposing any a you involvement in openness as the un security council, the t p. i laugh outlined for conditions for a truce 1st and immediate unconditional, incomplete lifting of the blockade on essential services. secondly, allowing unfettered humanitarian access, including clear and agreed protocols, the withdrawal of air retrain forces from every part of ethiopian and tig ryan territory on the international monitoring and a returned to the constitution they recognized borders of take wry as they were before november 2020. but ethiopian n p is this come l sham su says it's difficult to trust this as a legitimate offer. if they are ready to accept the piece bruce's lead by a you. but last time it everybody to member they are trying to say no lead. no, we don't need the piece process lead by a, you know, did. kenya,

we don't sit down in this country, but if we're this time it's good to hear this wrong them. but the government, those assigned some a point assigned a different personality is 2. 02 to keep this piece processed this discussion so that they should answer reply when the more dotted the, the brit condition a does this all christians. but in general, the country is, malcom web has been following developments from nairobi. the gray enforces have said in a statement that they're ready for a sci fi, and they're ready to enter towards, brokered by the african union. the united nation said it's ready to support for lead by the african union. but we haven't yet heard from the government, but they have previously said they would be willing to engage in people without any

condition. the contract again, nearly 2 years ago, a see fire in march didn't hold up, writing fighting is redeemed. in recent weeks, the conflict has displaced the thousands of people in the 1000000. the shortest food access has been heavily restricted. and when fighting with him, just in recent weeks to gray and full of acute meet the government of opening to front one in the south. the one in the north, with the support of every tray and forces are trained forces involved in the 1st phase of this conflict. fighting on the side of the federal government shrunk. i've been summoned by the un human rights council to discuss how it's tackling government corruption. the country's already grappling with a worsening economic crisis and shortages of basic goods. now fernanda says more now from column as if she longer doesn't have enough on its plate. it needs to go before the united nations human rights council in geneva. the acting high

commissioner are reading the latest report on tra, longer talking about the need for accountability reporting about what re lanka has done in recent months. but essentially the overall kind of assessment that the country has fallen short. that of the mechanisms, it has proposed the commitments it has made have not gone far enough and there must be an end to impunity. there must be accountability and those are behind violations be brought to book shall anchors, foreign minister ali, somebody who is in geneva with the sri lankan delegation. essentially talking about the progress that his government has made. he talked about a different sort of mechanisms that they are looking at, which includes a truck than accountability mechanism. a. 8 truck seeking mechanism, as well as all the things that the government has done listening to the countries

that made representations after these 2. it was critics and champions. and obviously, each of them, obviously, the champions, are talking about the progression has made despite all the problems. it has also talking about the need for impartiality when dealing with member countries, that this resolution goes to far a why a critic seizure lanka has just not stepped up and done enough in terms of accountability still to come on out to 0. this news our us president should for the moon pledging to end cancer. as we know in sport, england's creek is a secure a series when against africa, and they will have all that and support up it later. ah,

remnants of what was hurricane danielle and out fleming into the barian peninsula. however, one, this is the picture on tuesday, so up and down portugal we've got periods of prolonged rain. certainly seen the risk of flash flooding here. but not just the rain. the winds will be a factor as well, cussing up to 75 kilometers per hour, so that could certainly cause some damage. we were talking about record temperatures for the month of september and bordeaux things have cooled off. here are 32 degrees. that's because we've got some showers and even the potential for thunderstorms on tuesday. now for the rest of central europe through the balkans, we're mostly in the clear where things start to pick up again is through the boss 1st. this flood of rain also dropping down temperatures and it's stumble to $23.00 degrees. and then for turkey's ne black seacoast pretty steady stream of rain as fall. also another spot, lot of rain in the forecast for you scanning navy on tuesday, that's moving across the baltic sea and edging closer to the baltic states tuesday into wednesday, off to africa. we go in this bash of what weather moving away from per quino fast.

so clipping the northwest of the ivory coast and moving into guinea on tuesday to the south. we go beautiful day in cape town, you're at 20 degrees, but still some showers for southern booths and be including my pluto season. the me ah ah

say that mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou ah, ah, welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera mourners in scotland. i pay their last respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd her coffin is lying at rest in edinburgh. before traveling to london and tuesday,

the queen's 4 children have performed a traditional vigil around the coffin at saint giles cathedral, britons new king charles. the 3rd stood for 10 minutes with princess anne, prince edward and prince andrew. will earlier thousands of people lined the streets of the scottish capital as king charles and his siblings escorted the monarch's coffin through edinburgh. in a historic procession. lebanon's economy has been in a state of collapse for years, and the crisis is taking its toll on some of the countries most vulnerable. the governments is struggling to feed and provide basic services to inmates in the prison system. it's now appealing to the international community for health in order reports now from beirut. lebanon to detention facilities are known here as graveyards for the living video sent to us by inmates inside the largest prison, roomy, shows a harsh reality. decades of neglect, by the authorities,

has been made worse by the current state of the country are nearly bankrupt. the government blamed on years of corruption hasn't been able to pay months of overdue bills to catering companies. inmate say they are hungry, new millennium, and their families say they can't help. the economic collapse has hurt them as well . in omar hasn't visited her son in 7 months because she can't afford to pay for transportation. but on the phone, he tells her how prisoners are slowly dying. yet about animals can eat the food they are given. there is also no doctor or medical carrying prison. my son has a stomach back tyria and needs treatment. the lebanese government is asking for help from the international community. official say there is an urgent need for food medicine, health care, as well as equipment light scanner. in may, i have the, if we neglect this problem,

hatred towards the government will increase. there will be less trust in the judiciary. the security of prisons is linked to the security of the state. prisons operate the 3 times their capacity. inmates have less than one square meter of space. the standard is $3.00. over crowding is blamed on traditional negligence and incompetence, but doesn't have to do soon as excuse because they don't have enough judges. don't respect the law in the limits, how long you can detain a prison and no judges on strike matching bits of paper. which means the conflict, implication of many of the prisoners should not be in detention. the interior ministry says 75 percent of inmates haven't been convicted. many are awaiting trial, while others aren't able to pay their fines. the crisis is another example of falling apart. well, conditions have always been bad. inmate say it's never been like this center. so

there, osha, zita, beirut, 60 years ago was a significant moment in the history of space exploration. it wasn't a rock, could launch, or even a mars rover landing. it was a speech with words that inspired a nation rope. reynolds has more. the race to the moon began with a series of triumphs by the soviet union. first came sputnik, the 1st satellite in orbit. then the little dog leica, the 1st earth creature in space. and then you regarding the 1st man in space. ah, the soviets were winning, and the u. s. was embarrassed. the soviet union was doing me things in space for the 1st time in the united states. i did not have oper bowl mission schedule. i created a widespread feeling among the media and among public that at the united states,

some hours falling behind. overall, this year space bucks a month after gar and flight president, john f. kennedy. committed the us to put a man on the moon by the end of the 19th sixty's. the following year in houston, he gave a speech that galvanized the country around a common purpose, pray chairs to go to them own. and if they can do the other thing not. 1 because they are easy, but because they are hot, kennedy would not live to see the fulfillment of his pledge. but on july 20th 1969, and americans set foot on the moon at last upon all per man. barden by the u. s. had won the space, race. it was it added essence, a geopolitical contest or world opinion i. astronauts have not been back since 1972,

but now with its new heavy lift artemus rocket. the u. s. plants descend, men and women to the moon again by 2026. artemus, as test launches have been scrub twice due to malfunctions. in the meantime, another geopolitical contest for space has begun with china. beijing has plans for a lunar landing by 2030. but the stakes now may actually be higher. the thing with apollo is that there was a finish line. the 1st, the land on the moon, the competition between the united states and china for space leadership really has no endpoint. it's not a race, it is a open ended competition in civilian and scientific and in military space. space is only one aspect of abroad rivalry on many fronts. one likely to last longer than the one that ended with those 1st footsteps on the

moon. rob reynolds al jazeera or us president joe wyman has used the anniversary of kennedy's moony shelf speech to channel his predecessor and to make his own pledge to end cancer. as we know it, he's in boston, highlighting a new study looking into the use of blood test. the screen for multiple kansas medical official sate could dramatically improve early detection rates. biden's own son bo died of brain cancer in 2015. he soon set up a goal of reducing u. s. counts to death by half over the next 25 years. progress now in our time on the 60, the anniversary of his clarion call, we face and other inflection point. and together, we can choose to move forward with unity hope and optimism. i believe we cannot assure, in the same unwillingness to postpone the same national purpose. i was

served to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills to en, cancer. as we know it and even cure cancer's watch and for all rose jordan jones, us live now from washington dc. hi, there was good to see you. tell us more about this plan. the biden hopes will be game changing. well, this really started when joe biden was vice president under barack obama. and after the death of his son bo, from a rare brain cancer biden and his wife, the 1st lady jill bye and have been committed to raising funds to raising awareness and to trying to push the scientific boundaries in order to find cures for cancer, the president said at this speech in boston at the john f. kennedy presidential library that it's something that can be achieved if the will can be found. not just

from the federal government, which is setting up a new one type type of agency in order to coordinate research and treatment. but also to find renew commitment from medical researchers from cancer patients and their families. and from the private tab sector. all harnessing of their knowledge and trying to really push the boundaries of finding these new cures. now in terms of using blood tests, for example, to detect cancer before it becomes a 2 advanced to treat. this is the start of a multi year study that will incorporate about $225000.00 people over several years. the 1st group of 25000 people as being a chosen right now. they're trying to find any way possible to get ahead of the treatment curve. the president is also calling on private industry and academic researchers to look for ways of harnessing advances, particularly in genetics,

to find the ways of diagnosing and of treating cancer's. and he said that the, the impact could really be life changing, and that's not just upon, but really change the way that health care is dealt with in this country. he's looking at not just trying to cure cancer, but also trying to really change the way that health care is deliver to the american people was jordan, they're joining us live from washington, dc was thank you. well, the american cancer society estimates almost 2000000 new counts. the cases will be diagnose this year alone, and $610000.00 people will die of cancer related diseases. lung cancer is the country's biggest killer of the $1670.00 daily comes to death in the us. more than 350 or from lung cancer. early screening from lung cancer has helped to drive down the death rate by 32 percent from its peak in 1991. but only 5 percent of eligible

patients are being screened without universal free health care and tricky insurance policies to navigate. many health perks be experts agree. the counseling show will need to be a social fixed as well as a scientific and a medical one, a lack of access to high quality clinical care. food insecurity. smoking and obesity are all attributed to the higher rates of kansas seen in low income areas. it's hope though the ability to detect cancer through routine blood work would reduce the need for more invasive costly procedures which many can't afford or access. dr. michael hassan is the chief quality officer at the dana farber cancer institute, and he joins us live from boston. adults has a very warm welcome to the program. good to have your company tell us to, to what extent do these tests already exist and how will they prevent cancer death? the blood test mentioned in this report are really new tests and we are just

beginning to use them in routine practice. they haven't become part of the widespread aspect of cancer care, but i do think that that the new technologies that will help us diagnose, prevent, and treat cancer, have a missed potential to reduce cancer deaths and dr. half it. how long do you imagine it will be before it becomes routine practice to use these tests when routine drugs are being taken? i think it's going to be gradual. i think it's going to take us a few years to get to the point where we can use them routinely. they will help us diagnose counselors earlier, but we also don't want to forget that we have many other tools that help us diagnose counselors early. now. such as mammography and colonoscopy, and for those treatments, we still want to keep doing those on a regular basis because we know that they work in your view. is this the right approach to cussing cancer deaths and elevating care?

i'm thinking as well that we have the lifestyle and social factors to, to think about is this the right approach? i think a combined approach is definitely the right approach. we need better technology to address prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer. but we also need better tools to make sure that everybody who has cancer gets access to all of the treatments that we have out there. and if we take that to part approach of improving our technology and making that technology available to everybody who could benefit from it, i think we have the potential to improve outcomes for cancer. how widespread could these tests become in a system where not everybody has that same equitable access to health care? so how would it be guaranteed that people would have fair access to what could be as we see game game changing test disparities birth camps, treatments or something that we have seen for many years now? and that's true for new technologies. we worry then as we introduce new

technologies, that inequities will become worse and we have to combat that the, the new technology itself is agnostic. it doesn't, it doesn't care who you are. and i think if we pay attention to the financial side of things and work hard to ensure that coverage is as universal as possible, then we can prevent or reduce the chances that there are disparities and the use of the technologies, biden's name. sure, as we're calling it to, to cock cancer. death has a certain amount of money behind it, of course is not going to be enough or private industry going to stay up to really push forward. this agenda is an agenda that everybody can buy into. i think collective action is the only way that we can tackle this huge problem. and i do think that the approach that president binding is taken will have to spur

collective action beyond just the federal funding that's available that was true and the original moon shot and the 900 sixty's. and i think will be true now. and from my perspective, i think the challenge that we're really facing is, is a challenge to try to combat the burdens of cancer and the suffering that capture places on people across the world. and that is going to be a galvanizing force that will spur a collective action felt so michael has their chief quality officer at the dana farber county to institute adult for half that. thank you. thank you very much. have an after the resurgence of the m $23.00 rebel group in eastern democratic republic of congo is disrupting schooling for thousands of children. thousands of being forced to skip class over safety concerns many empty classrooms. and i've been used to shelters for displace families. catherine, so explain o schools have just opened in the democratic republic of congo,

but thousands of children in not keep the province will not make it to class this town. the m $23.00 aunt group is advancing on the provincial capital coma. hundreds of people in areas such as virtue are fleeing the fighting between the rebels and chronically soldiers. some families have taken shelter in schools. my brother own down here in a difficult position. we won't be displeased, removed from school, so children can resume classes. the government needs to find other places for the id piece. many children are working as casual labor as to supplement their families income. government officials say they are facing an education crisis. leslie, this is the president, the moment we have those kinds of children who are of noir to go as about 75 percent of young children who have been affected by the ongoing conflict. we need

to find a solution quickly on the resurgence of the entity. 3 rebels comes after a decade, long, long in 2012. the group briefly took control of coma and other areas of eastern d. i see many people were killed or forced from the hymns. the government accuses wonder of sponsoring the rebels allegations kigali has denied congolese troops have been deployed to a malty pork line positions to deal with the threats. but this is an army that is overstretched. fighting more than $100.00 armed groups in the region. tired of running from bombs and guns this congolese villages say they are not sure if they will feel safe. again. cathy sawyer al jazeera nairobi, pakistan's former prime minister, has had his bail extended for a 4th time in relation to terrorism. charges filed against him in wrong con is due

back in court. in september, the 20th of the charges are related to his speech he gave in august, in which she allegedly threatened police and judicial officers, concepts. his words were taken out of context in a separate case and his law court moved to indict him last week on charges of contempt. the rocket company owned by amazon, find a jeff basal has suffered its 1st launch failure. the blue origin flight which was carrying cargo to the edge of space had to be aborted shortly after liftoff from texas. plains was seen shooting from the rock its engine before an escape system flung the capture to safety. flight was unmanned and carrying dozens of experiments . but it's the same system use for launching people to the edge of space. still, to come on al jazeera, this news our, the teenager who made the tennis history the us open and he's here with that story in sports.

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official and line of the join. lou ah, welcome back, and he's here with all the days sports. thank you so much. julie will spain's colossal cross looks, have taken his 1st step towards tennis greatness. the teenager as one is made in grand slam title and says he's determined to win many, many more snohomish reports. could this be the starting point for a new era, immense tennis. i'd just 1000000 teen carlos. i'll cut it is the us open champion and the youngest ever would. number one, the spaniel beat,

norway's casper rude to win the 1st grand slam of his career. but listen to my grandma says her guardian are to be number one in the war to be time been so far. rosler the something that a war were every her or in this office told her i now out of as much as i now, but in the tiny village of l. palmera, where i'll kind of grew up. this wasn't moment nobody wanted to miss. oh, to be honest, this is unbelievable. for many years we thought that you would make it and become liberal one at some point. it now is amazing. i cannot describe the feeling good way for me to not get, i don't know, but i'm very excited. i've never watched

a tennis match before, but from the moment we had a player from l palmer. i didn't miss a single one. i'm very proud. we know him and his family since he was a little child. i'm speechless. no, not yet. no. okay, well, he's been established tennis superstar i found the dog was quick to tweet, i'll cut at that. his congratulations. he also praised, rude. who trains at the does own coaching academy be $22.00 time a grand slam champion. beat his student in this year's french open final. these 2 torments have sort of made myself believe to in the grand slam grow. and then hopefully these 2 experiences, experiences can help me and down. i guess. i hope i don't blow spanish. blair, if i were reach another slam finals, they are, they know what they're doing in the sam. fine. so that so for another than the spanish. oh, well right now i'm doing, the woman owned joined her have the trophy you my hands, but of course i'm not angry for more. he's wanting to do

that. it will need many more wins like this. if he's to get close to matching the redwood set minor doll son homage, i'll just 0. while england strict is a wraps up, a test series went against south africa. they won the 3rd and final test at london's oval stadium by 9 wickets. zack crawley hill pitting the winning runs, he finished upon $69.00 knots out, gave captain bens folks at 6 wind from his 1st 7 tests in charge. the defeats of africa missed out on the chance to return to the top of the world, says champion shortly afterwards. the south africa coach, mark boucher announced he would be stepping down from his job after the upcoming t 20 world cup around the fortunes of english. one credit it's got to go to to everyone involved in english. we through the summer, from the, the players to the management of the back room stuff because i know it's not just

about the 11 guys on the field who, who sort of to believe in by and her to renew a plane. it's about every round you i don't think they played extra re quickest. i thought they played the correct info and i. and when i was up they were, they were striking when they had to strike. but this just general good awareness of history. i didn't think it was a warning re all 3 more english premier league games have been postponed. you to press on policing caused by the upcoming issue of queen elizabeth chelsea versus liverpool is one of those fixtures affected in chelsea's. new manager. in the meantime, has been sulking about his 1st week in the job. graham potter left brighton to replace thomas to cool who was fired at just a month into the new season. the cops, american owners surprising many by choosing pastor as their life, humanitarian b. my new ownership is really, really excited when i press by 1st these people and then the division for the club and what they want to do because the history of the club speaks for itself. but

it's about trying to try again in our own way. my career, i suppose, is going forward another great time in, in sweden, and come back to the u. k. and have fun tossing experiences. and it's just nice to, to take the next step. we'll have to flirting with the on day of retirement early. the shits home, brady's back in familiar surroundings. friday let the tampa bay buccaneers victory on day one of the new want to fall season 7, find people champion, became the 1st 4 to 5 year old, starting back in legal history rating. and through any such standing is 933 victory against our countertops. long way to go, you know, i think we all do, and i think the teams got, you know, i think the defense plate awesome all offensively. we can do a lot better than that. tonight, so we're gonna have to, we're gonna have to corner at area. you know, we're going to stay healthy. we're gonna have to get back to work and find a little bit of a regular season flow. i don't years of become the 1st major league baseball teams

to quench a plan for this season. just in turner hitting a grunt from solar home runs to lead the don't just to an 11 c when against the san diego padres. it's the straight season. i've reached the post season. i've now beaten a 100 wild songs and 15 games this year. okay, buddy. facebook looking for now. let's get back to julie in london. andy, thank you. well, that's it for me dealing with donald with a team here in london and we'll be back in just a sec with much more. oh bye. ah ah, ah ah,

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