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moscow controlled regions in easton and southern ukraine. have been voting on whether to become part of russia. the referendums are taking place over 5 days and low hunts done as wrapper reacher and carson, and so on. 15 percent of ukraine's territory and area of the size of hungry cave and as western allies say, the vote as a sham and an unlawful land grab. gabriel is under reports from keith in the den esque region of ukraine, a russian appointed election official tours. a polling station, this is one of 4 regents where people are voting to join the russian federation. the young program, all sorts young we grant the right to vote to all citizens of the don units of people's republic as well as abroad. becky is where you put you in a nearby park. people under the watchful eye of the russian state. say they welcome the referendum mercier. russia has always been on motherland. without it,

we had no one left ukraine abandoned us long ago. numbers from yeske. you must, alyssa, there are no international election monitors, only those invited by russia. media have been tightly controlled. many western analysts say it's nothing more than an exercise by the kremlin to shape how people think about russian occupied parts of ukraine. no, this is no referendum. this is no expression of will, but at the same time they want to say face meaning, getting observers meaning fuming stories of workmen voting, a polling stations, the protocols being written and so on. this is kind of an invitational democracy bottle where pictures are important. and this, in some areas, russian installed officials said they would be going door to door with police to invite residents to vote. critics say it's clear intimidation. under international law, it is illegal to hold referendums during conflict and where people are under threat

. most countries, as well as international body, such as the european union and united nations, have said they won't recognize the results. the head of ukraine's election commission has told us the vote violates the constitution or she live with us as a whip. there are no legal mechanics in the ukranian constitution to give up territories. this is completely unconstitutional under martial law that we live under now. it is prohibited by ukrainian laws to organize any referendum on our lands. in 2014, russia held a referendum in crimea, in which it alleged 96 per cent, to the people voted to join the federation. 5 days later, the annexation of crimea was signed into law. it now appears that same process is happening again. but in a much larger area, in the middle of a war and with more at stake for both ukraine and russia. gabriel,

as hondo al jazeera keith. ah, to adel hamid has more from the ukrainian control part of the done that's region in the east. she is nat pucker of scratch as close to the front line. it is difficult to get the full picture of how is this referendum that was only called for about 3 or 4 days ago. how in the, in that short span of time, they were able to put all of that together, especially that is happening in 4 different regions in the south and the east of the country. now from what we understand and from the limited information we're getting in some areas like in his own, for example. and apparently, according to the governor of lugens, the ukranian governor of lou ganske day, people are going around with these ballad boxes, 2 flats, 2 houses, telling people to vote. he says that there's also

a lot of intimidation that whoever says no, then has his name registered in a different note book for further repercussion. so it seems that you know, people are either staying at home because after all, this is a referendum that is happening in a war zone and the shelling is continuing or people simply don't want to vote that a few people who are left because you have to also remember that by and large, the populations as civilians in those areas have fled because of the danger of being there because of the explosions because of the war. and many of us told us also because it in not want to live under russian occupation. now anyone i spoke to was coming out from those regions to me that they believed anyway that the result will be yes. i didn't believe that there would be a vote. they said that we haven't even heard about it. no one came to tell us, there were no preparations, nothing under ground on later as amongst the international organizations that will

not recognize, rush has referendums in the occupied regions of ukraine. it's called on all state to reject. it called the blatant attempt a territorial conquest. the alliance is urging members to continue to back ukraine gemini, m p, 's, that discussing a plan to step up support some faster reports from berlin. a sham and assign elation of the un charter is what nato calls the referendums on. annexing for russian occupied regions of ukraine, describing it as a sign of weakness after losses on the battlefield. nato says it will ignore the outcome and continue to give you great military support. what we should do and we should get all the countries together that have so for instance, that leopard tank and see that we've joined forces trained together, cent, leopards together to ukraine, which they need right now. if they want to succeed in re conquering the territory that russia has under occupation so far,

the german government has been reluctant to sun battles. thanks, feeling that president flooding may put in would consider a publication. but analysts say these referendums show that nato has not managed to deter, put in from an x in regents in eastern ukraine, covering an area the size of portugal. would you call it a failure by nato? on the one hand, yes. on the other hand, you could also say that nato has been successful in avoiding a russia. nate, who war which has always been one of nato's major aim. so i would say it depends on your perspective. for ukraine, it makes the situation more difficult. yes, refugees continued to arrive in germany. hannah and her son came from supple isha, one of the regents where default is being held in spite of fears fighting. i think

that is the biggest mistake and it shouldn't be a toll on my territory where ukrainian and we don't need to rush and people at all on my country. we are very angry and then we don't understand why another world oh, can be a little aggressive to russia think they're doing not enough? yes. not to know more than 1000000 ukrainian refugees have arrived in germany, and european governments are preparing for more to come as the war escalates. and russia mobilizes hundreds of thousands of reservists, not only ukrainians, but also russians are expected to come. now germany says that those infused 25 can apply for asylum. a fight with no end in sight. these people don't know if it will be weeks, months or years before they can go home. step, fasten al jazeera, berlin,

united nations. investigators say they have found evidence that russia committed war crimes and territories and had occupied in ukraine earlier this year. investigators visited $27.00 towns, graves detention and torture centers in the regions of keith chan if cock give and so me a say violations were committed, including rape, torture, and confinement of children. their findings were based on interviews with a 150 victims and witnesses with the investigation in those court. here he has showed a large number of board crimes. private russians can be formed 2 incidents of the treatment by the ukrainian showing that since there are 4 tri mom. not only there are some petrol, so when the ukrainian side, but of course, according to what we find and much less, only 2 cases stroke for finland,

meanwhile is considering barring most russians from entering the country. officials say traffic at the border has shot the increased since president vladimir putin ordered a partial military mobilization headland as one of the few entry points into europe for russian systems. after a number of western countries impose restrictions because of the invasion of ukraine will. reese has more from the val, are border crossing and finland the border guards. although it does look by empty now. have said that the numbers have gone up in the past couple of days. they compared yesterday thursday with the same day a week previously. yesterday there was some 6000 russians coming across the border and to finland around 3000 last week. finland up as things stand is quite receptive to the russians coming over the only only country bordering russia that is accepting russians on shingle raises. however, that could be about change. the opposition in finland has been demanding. the

government does like the baltic states and, and bands russians from coming in. but just looking at the, the swedish language news in finland saying that ministers are now discussing how to restrict the number of russians coming in. and they will try to do so by submitting a report to the governments. showing that finland's international relations are being damaged by the number of russians coming in. and i'll cite vladimir putin partial mobilization as, as a factor leading into that. so it's been a softly, softly approach so far, but things could be about to change. authorities in kazakhstan are also reporting an increase in the number of russians entering the country. videos from several different crossing points along the board to show large traffic keys, gothic san in russia, the 2nd longest continuous international border in the world. there's plenty

more. cilla had hair on this knees our including italians heading to the poles on sunday. but just how will the incoming government tackle the countries crippling economic crisis? plus, we need a massive, over when i'm at it, upgrades. infrastructure. puerto ricans struggling to pick out the pieces or to her confusion and leaves a trail of destruction. and in sport, one of the more unusual cameos you'll ever see in a rough video ah, at least a 70 migrants have died after the vessel capsized off the coast of syria. more than 20 people have been rescued, but many more still missing. survivors told officials the boat left from northern lebanon on tuesday, and was bound for europe. lebanon is seeing

a rise in migration over the past years, with a number of growth, with a growing number of lebanese syrians and palestinians trying to flee the country by sea level, and has been in the grip of a mounting economic meltdown since 2019 a crisis has pushed more than 75 percent of the population into poverty. then a harder has been speaking to one family to the family members of some of those who are on the migrant boat. she said this report from northern lebanon. emily firm is in shock, person's family was on the boat that sunk off the syrian coast on thursday. they have buried 9 year old me, and 6 year old maya study. but there are 2 brothers and mother are still missing there when he didn't them, they brought me the 2 kids did. what about the others where they bring the others to me? i can't say more than this. my heart is broken. it's the deadliest migrant boat tragedy in lebanon. in years, passengers were hoping to reach europe and

a better life. families and friends waited at the border with syria as the dead. and few survivors were brought home. not all were lebanese, some were palestinian and syrian refugees. but all shared the same story, one of poverty and desperation. i live for a 2nd number, the law. if i get the chance i will leave if there is a boat here right now, i will get on it with my 2 children and i am the one other one at lebanon's economy began to spiral 3 years ago. the political elite blamed for decades of mismanagement and corruption have still not agreed on a recovery plan. in andrew chava, that'll do it. poverty is what pushed we sam to sell a property and his house to go on the boat. and then he lost his wife and children . our government doesn't care about the people at their living conditions. oh, just a few months ago, a migrant boat sank well being pursued by the lebanese navy. dozens of people

drowned. many of them are still missing. the hun insanely acrobat got all with some risk, everything knowing that there was a 70 percent chance the boat would sink. that's how desperate he was. so many of those who attempt the journey or from the impoverished north, which has been neglected by successive governments. despite the dangerous migrants continued to leave from the shores of northern lebanon, the united nation says the number of people who departed or tried to has nearly tripled since 2020. it says so far this year, the number is nearly $3500.00. but security sources tell us that's a conservative estimate and it's no longer just young people. whole families are trying to escape. what many here say is a hopeless situation center for their al jazeera, northern lebanon, aaron's army, as warning that it will confront what it cause enemies as protest,

continue against the death of a 22 year old women in police custody. martha armine died last week after being arrested by the so called morality police for allegedly violating the country's headscarf policy or on state t. v is reporting that at least 26 people have been killed during the unrest with an o a base iran human rights. enjo says that he's 50 people have died. president abraham lacy has ordered an investigation into a mean he's death, but he called the demonstrations acts of chaos. more pro government counter protests have been taking place in iran, including in the capsule, terran, the rallies are seen as a response to days of demonstrations following the death of master armine and the u . n. section generals spokesman says the organization is concerned about reports of excessive force being used against the protesters. we call in security forces for move to refrain from using unnecessary and disproportionate force, or an appeal to all oh, to exercise restraint,

to avoid further escalation. and i would add, we call the authorities to respect oh, the rights and freedom of expression peaceful assembly in association. and we also call the authorities to respect women's rights. oh. and to take further steps to eliminate forms of discrimination against women and girls, and implement effective measures or to protect them or from their or human rights violations. in accordance with international standards, on the united states has announced that it will ease the export restrictions on iran in order to improve public internet access and help people avoid state surveillance. ron's government significantly cut internet services as protests in the countries spread. as get more on this from a rosalind jordan, she joins us live from washington, d. c. and tell us what was, what is the us doing here? well, what the u. s. government has decided to do is extend what it's calling a general license to tech companies based both here in the united states and in

other countries around the world. so that these companies can make available to iranian citizens, software and, and other equipment that can help them get around the iranian government's efforts to shut down their access to the internet. this includes a virtual private network of software. this is on the use of e gaming of platforms. this is the use of cloud based platforms, as well as expanded use of social media platforms. all of this can be now be provided to iranian citizens on a what they call a personal basis. with out these companies running the risk of being sanctioned by the u. s. government. now this isn't something that came up just because of the case of mos ha, meaning this has been in the works according to state and treasury officials. for the past several months. a lot of consultation between the us and these tech

companies trying to figure out how to make their, of their services available in the case of something such as what we're now seeing happening across iran. but the timing of it to us. certainly, the u. s. government is hoping will be very useful and what the u. s. is stressing is that it supports freedom of speech and that it wants to support that for the iranian people with the issuance of this license. hey, ross tilden zoning, is that from washington? thanks. vance masonry. now an afghan has done at least 7 people have been killed and more than 40 others injured after a car bomb exploded in the capsule. cobble blast happens near the main gate of was there aqua con mosque. explosion occurred as people were leaving the building following friday prayers. taliban says it's begun an investigation. no organization has yet claimed responsibility. harassing authority president marchman abbas has

challenged the united states to prosecute those who killed out there. a journalist sharina black there. she was shot whilst on assignment in the occupied west bank in may. an independent forensic investigation found that israeli soldiers deliberately killed her israel denies that abbas made the challenge during his address at the united nations general assembly. good local from myrtle. the thought you have all heard of serene albert acclaim, and that she was shot and killed by a sniper, the sniper, deliberately kilter, and israel recognized that the sniper killed her, and as well as her palestinian nationality. she was also an american citizen. i dear the united states to prosecute those who have killed this american national, but they won't. why? because they are israeli. and abbas also said during his, you and address that israel is deliberately impeding any progress towards a 2 state solution. it comes a day after israeli prime as a gala pete said he supported a 2 state solution like a lot i argued hon. the last,

it is clear that israel, which is ignoring the resolutions of the legal decisions, has decided not to be our partner in the peace process. it has undermined the oslo accords. it has in stillers through its current policies which a premeditated deliberately destroyed the 2 state solution. this proves unequivocally that israel does not believe in peace. it believes in imposing a status quo by force and aggression. financial markets have reacted anxiously to the british government stimulus plan involving major tax cuts and huge borrowing increases the pound has tumbled to a new 37 year low against the dollar. the budget aimed at easing the cost of living crisis, including increased measures designed to tackle rising energy prices. chancellor of the exchequer quasi quieting, says, the plan is expected to reduce inflation by 5 percentage points. lowering the cost of living,

the parker has been gauging from the public reaction to the new budget. he sent this report on the town of graves and it is by any stretch of the imagination, a huge economic gamble on the one hand slashing people's taxes. on the other massively ramping up borrowing, but will it all mean, let's people hope that everybody in the united kingdom will have a little bit more money in their pockets to spend on bolstering the economy. or will it simply mean as the opposition maintain, that the rich will get much much richer? the plans include cutting, national insurance corporation tax a tax on buying property, spending tens of billions of dollars on showing up the energy sector so that people's bills that go through the roof. and also controversially on lifting a cap on bank as bonuses. i mean, the town of graves and about 30 kilometers or so from london is neither particularly rich nor particularly deprive, but it could be doing much, much better as got a huge concentration of independent businesses. many of these owners are looking for the economic space to breathe. hopefully it will help because, you know,

you were in difficult times at my mom every once in a being half we can put them on a just to, you know, pay the bills to say to the table say. and he said, reaction raising shops like to mind, for example, an is difficult. but if you look up then high street, you can see all the shops are slowly sand to go. and if we will go in there isn't anybody 30 little bits money that they can then go spend and big shops that they're gonna make their money out of. and the banks even got money gone through the bank. you're not gonna, they're not gonna make money anyway. alex, so you're saying that the economy needs to be driven, not just from the top, but from the bottom, and the middle to, i think it in, he said, so sorry about my work up. the truth is that years of sterility the pandemic. and now of course, the highest inflation in 40 years and most certainly the highest amongst g 7 countries. mean people are very, very reluctant to part with their cash. battling this economic downturn for the government will most certainly be an uphill struggle in the months and years to

come. as is also facing in economic crisis, with soaring energy prices as a top concern, as voters head to the poles on sunday. the 1st time since world war 2, a coalition led by a far right party is expected to win. and a stephanie decker reports from naples life has become more expensive all round. it's a routine and a recipe that has been handed down to generations. continuity has guaranteed success, but decades of hard work, i now at risk your low fortune quantity. i been a baker for 40 years. the situation as it used to thee and never been so bad with the gas and electricity bills. increasingly the costs are raw material. becker indices of risk of collapsing. we are sounding the lar, if there is not bread and table. so battalions, there is a risk of what horrible ocean this energy prices of sort. this time last year.

this was dominique was bill no one. and now it was an increase of around 600 per cent into b. c. economists say it's unsustainable. a lot of italy diarrhea was throwing bare laura for italy. this coming winter will be the toughest, yet the storm of the energy crisis hit us at the end of 2021. and then with the war with ukraine, things have become far more complicated than is, italy is worse off than other e u countries. as we rely more on imported energy and meaning, it is more vulnerable to the fluctuations of a gas and electricity markets. i wonder why misha? ah, and yet somehow, while walking around, you don't feel how bad things are. the streets here in the city center of naples are busy tourism is booming, is very difficult to find a hotel room, but this isn't indicative of the real economic crisis that is unfolding here, affecting small family run businesses which make up around 90 percent of companies here in italy, which basically means it's affecting everyone at the morning market. the answer is

the same. just like i said again, some over of increasing. we're all in this crisis together. we need at least 200 euros a week to buy food. and that's just the basics. there's no room for any extras, even on java, so i don't make it at the end of the month, everything has increased to gas light, everything is all right, and my pension doesn't increase loving feel. we ask her if she thinks the elections will change anything in the logo? we haven't got no, i won't go talk to you. i'm telling you straight up like and i apologize. i will have her get selected. it's so the same mass for now the bread continues to rise as do the bills. you're all are northbrook, but i will worries double check it pretty got call of come to power with the selection. the problem will not be fixer. so people's anger, we bowler, opinion polls suggest a far right when coalition could win sundays, vote with italy's 1st female prime minister, whatever the political predictions,

the economic forecast is that this is only going to get worse and for whoever wins these elections that may have been the easy part, stephanie decker, al jazeera naples. sara had hair on out to sarah berea. new india is biggest film industry is facing a crisis, will have more on the trouble in bollywood. and on the way and sports performance spring. but rugby coach will join us live to talk about his new til ah, right, we're into auto. now the economics just being passed. so be changes taking place in the north of this chart, so particularly around the black sea, the caucasus, we'd expect to cool down that clad suggested such an equally we'll see an increase

in the seasonal winds. the south of that, a bit of a strong breeze coming out of iraq dash q 8 down through the gulf states, which will increase the sand in the air as well. and the inside of saudi arabia still hot. you'll notice attempts which have been on the high side around the course is a band to come down. but look at to ryman asked about 34 to 38. that also what about what it should be particularly took many stand, but that change ought to take place. if you look at the forecast for asked about turkmenistan, it goes from $38.00 down to 20. it's about where the average is. having had several weeks, well above way, should be that change has taken place. i'd like to report something in the whole of asco, which produces rain, but she can see precious little, there is rain to the west, still ethiopia. and it's still up in a long way north, to be honest, in this part of africa, in the desert part the sa hell, which goes all the way further west. if you go science and fall of the rain south, they reached angola. they are certainly touching at tanza near as well. but beyond

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seek them. mm hm. and then international intake option excellence award, bought. now for your hero, lou. ah, hello again. you're watching out is there as reminder of our top stories, this our moscow controlled regions in easton and southern ukraine of voting on whether to become a part of russia referendums or taking place in their hands. clarinets, stop preacher and come on until tuesday, cave and western allies say the vote is a sham and an unlawful land grab. united nations investigates as say they found evidence. russia committed war crimes and territories it occupied in ukraine

earlier this year. they say violations were committed, including great torture and confinement of children. under least 70 migrants have died when the vessel capsized off the coast of syria, after leaving crisis. hit lebanon, sir, no, far as you say, at least 20 people have been rescued, but that many more are still missing. an independent audit of social media giant meta has found that services. facebook and instagram harmed the rights of palestinians. the report investigated masses handling of content during the 2021 cause a war order says found that facebook deleted more arabic posts than hebrew ones. it also restricted contents with the hash tag alex up because of its name because it's the name of an armed palestinian group. but it's also one of islam holiest sites. metro initially blamed a software malfunction, but later added that, that was human error. last year, an oversight board recommended to review off to facebook removed

a post showing an al jazeera story during the 2 week war digital rights groups, hama, found that i found that from $500.00 instances where content was taken down. 85 percent was removed by facebook and instagram. many more of them were labeled sensitive. last year, instagram. apologize for removing a picture of a possible belonging to the father of an american palestinian supermodel. but i had deed that listed his birthplace as palestine. wel, that's bringing eliza campbell, his former director of cybersecurity and emerging technology program at middle east institute, and she joins us now from new york. good to have you with us. what do you make of this report? well essentially this is another case of too little, too late. this really just confirms findings that activists and journalists and in around palestine have been telling us for upwards of a decade at this point. and so in many ways,

i think this is really just showing us what we already know, but it is validating to understand that this is something systemic. and i am excited by the idea that we're starting to consider some of the linguistic implications of discrimination on medicine platforms and tell us why it's important . what are the ramifications of this sort of censorship? well, more palestinians are forced to be in the position of being civilian journalists as the scale of the occupation and palestine is crushing more and more people and more and more parts of their daily life. being able to access platforms where they can broadcast, that kind of news becomes more important than this is the case for people who are living under occupation all over the world. whether it's in, you know, parts of india, whether it's, you know, whatever it is, wherever people are in a position where they don't have access to the same recourse of telling their stories of putting information out about the kinds of abuses they're experiencing. social media is exponentially more important for them. and so what this means to me is that companies like meta are obligated to take this responsibility that they

have extremely seriously. and i think the most important thing that we can take away from this report today is that it was delayed for a long time. this report was delayed, it was supposed to come out. and the 1st quarter of this year, i believe 6 groups coalition of human rights groups wrote a letter that condemns the delay. and so it really shows that matter has continued to drag its feed and to not make this a priority. when it comes to the responsibility they have in being able to give a platform to people who need to, you know, show what's happening to them. the report, it didn't exactly accuse meta of deliberate bias. did it? it said that staff did not properly understand different cultures. do you agree with that? right, so i think the term the use was unintentional bias and what you know, it's difficult to say what intention is in this case because meta is incredibly non transparent about the nature of its content moderation system. this is the system

of human and algorithmic actors. that's responsible for flocking and deleting posts that end up getting taken down. and we simply don't know enough about how they work to really know whether this was an intentional or unintentional, technically. but what i would say, and what many palestinian activists in journalists and human rights groups have said repeatedly, is that you know, at some point if you're making the active choice as meta is being such an enormous company with so many resources not to invest and really taking the seriously not just an arabic language to systemically discriminated, and you know, translated in really poor ways over time in other languages as well. that shows where your priorities are. and that shows that you're intending to not take something seriously and attending not to make investments and things that really impacts people's lives and safety. so to me that is intentional. in some ways. do you think that facebook and instagram met to the parents' coverage? is that going to take the steps to try to ensure that this doesn't keep happening?

you know, i really hope that they do are, you know, independent reviews that have gone on for years. the facebook supreme court, as it's called, the oversight board, has repeatedly called for steps to be taken in this arena. but again, i think the issue is that what continues to happen as a pattern is, but meta will sort of admit, you know, that they did something wrong or that they made some sort of systemic error kind of after the fact when the point is that when the speech is taking place. it needs to be there at the moment that it's taking place because this is a really crucial moment for activists people experiencing human rights abuses. need to be able to, in the moment, show the world what's happening and they need to be able to, for safety and survival reasons, communicate with other people with other activists, with other journalists. and so i do think that facebook, you know, i hope that they continue to take steps, but i hope that next time they, you know, kind of do it before, you know, these can take place lies a candle, really good speak to,

thanks for joining us. that from new york. thanks so much. now the present ivana want to is calling for a fossil fuel non proliferation treaty to phase out coal oil and gas wild wide. a pacific island is one of the country's most vulnerable to climate change. ok, nick, a verb off a route made the cold during his address at the united nations general assembly. continental human rights being violated. as we begin measuring a climate change, not in degrees of census or tons of goblin, but in human life, the time is up, action is required now. and that is why the nations of the group pacific continent are leading a global initiative. the bringing climate change to the, in the national court of justice at the only principle un ogen that has not yet

been given an opportunity to weigh in on the climate crisis. and pakistan's prime minister has made an appeal to the un general assembly following floods, which have devastated large parts of his country. sure, he says urgent action on climate change is needed. that help is but help is justice urgently needed for pakistan's current emergency. one thing is ready to know what happened in pakistan will not stay in bog. it's dawn as the sick to john. so candidly stays hot sport like bog is don ford in the moon, in the 10 most diamonds vulnerable list of countries, but emit less than one percent of the greenhouse gases dead out of burning on planet. it is therefore entirely a reasonable to expect some approximation of justice. nigeria is

battling it's west floods in years with more than $400.00 people confirmed dead this year. 27 of nigeria is 36 states are affected will than a 100000 people have been forced to out of their homes. admin interest reports from the west effect to state jake, our highways have become waterways the only hospital within the 35 kilometer radius is partially submerged. even the dead here can't rest to peace. beneath these murky waters residence a life the community graveyard. mohammed one ways family was hit hard on a rug the kennedy, the war to torture my compound and brought down the entire house. 2 of my children died. 2 are in hospital residence. a. these highest floods are the worst in more

than half a century. the countries emergency agencies has more than half a 1000000 people have been affected. officious, yes, a youths weights of dig our state are under water including 20000 hector's of rice, paddies and cold. feels in addition to immediate concerns about, destroyed livelihoods on incomes that are fears of food shortages before the next. like to see the government buildings and how, how's, and thousands of displaced people conditions here are desperate with many people still unreachable. officious struggle to deliberate impact the de was teaching is beyond the resources of the state. as, as brilliant, what we can only offer is will perfidious. whatever bed is included so part of much forced to live in a mattress and medical care. i may be toilet by seen it is in the, in the comes on what opportunities nigeria,

emergency management agency says nearly all of the countries 36 states have been affected by this is floods with dam still bursting their banks and reins stealing focus. the worst may not be over for nigeria is living in riverside and coastal communities comedy greece. i would use it up to go up more than a 1000000. people still don't have electricity and puerto rico following hurricane fiona. a storm hit on sunday cooling, causing an island wide black out more than 3000000 people are affected. mano rap le reports from san juan. on the outskirts of puerto rico's capital son, one victor serrano electrician is helping his neighbor repair power generator cables in the wake of hurricane fiona. and i'd help any one of my neighbors. we're all here to help each other with the generator cables repaired, luis, albert is hopes to power a few appliances in his home. after 5 days without electricity success. the lights

are back on, at least until the petro powering, he says, generator runs out your window. macy blasio, i look at my situation. my think about people who don't have the economic needs and how do they get by without electricity and running water heater? those on the island fortunate enough to have generators are managing through the persisting blackout. oh, we put on the clothes, but for low income residents, like sure lando. and he said, well, no electricity has met, spoiled, food and sleepless nights. okay, now are we allowed or like a logo verifying process right now was commies, a heat wave temperatures of 40 degrees and we're already filling it. many hearsay power outages have been a problem for years. blaming and antiquated powered rich and poor management by luma. the islands power management company. what day would i settle in energy sector? whistleblower says fiona, dealt

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thank you laura. roger federer. 6 all smiles at the labor company land and as he approaches the end of his career, quite sim reception is better than as he entered the arena. just a spectator for the days early matches in between and sharing on europe, et cetera, and never joked edge found time to grab a bite to eat before coming back out to have a laugh and watch while number 2, a caspar route and beat american at jackson to give that team a one point lead, this is a 3 day event. the 1st 13 point wind reply as definite pass impressed joke of which with that show he went on to secure a constable straight set victory over diego watson to double your advantage over team world. federal will take to the court for one final time in the doubles later,

alongside roughly on a doubt that trouble in spain, as 15 players from the women's national football scores have threatened to quit over their coach. they've written to the spanish federation insisting boss who, hey, bill to be fired, and made themselves unavailable for international selection and for as long as he's in charge. the players claimed their health and emotional state have been affected by his leadership, spain qualified for next is world cup on the builder. federation. say they are standing by him and will field use players if necessary. they also want the players to apologize before they're allowed to return it to the squad. oh yeah, we all spanish but we're honest. jemison. if she sees a resolution that was satisfied both sides, i think it's very difficult because we know the production of the spanish for that is shown. a lease for reality is very much known for being hard, but it's a really complicated situation. the only solution i see is the national coach. so what have you lead to resign? it's less than a year for that both copies the 1st time in the history that there is

a team that it's actually a candidate to to win a world cup. we have national team with some of the best players in the world, including the lexia they yes. battery. identify the some of the players we say mars the recognition run around. there was a one month ago the national team was in cow said the complaint to the president of the federation and they were in the birch martini. the federation did not really feel the office. and now these 15 players decide to take this radical gesture because they feel they have not been hurt. former south africa, rugby cage, painted to villiers has taken the helm of the country's death 7th team. the videos coach, the spring box are from 2008 to 2011 winning the tri nations and beating the british and irish lions the death seven's world copies taking place in argentina. next april. the video has just 7 months to put together

a team that can challenge. and i'm delighted to say when i joined by a piece of the videos from his book, piece of thank you for speaking to us. just firstly, tell us what made you take this job as it even in july of those were the due date to be a new show. yeah, it's a good challenge for me. i don't know if, if i am the one that's disabled at this moment because i learned so much from these people. i yeah they, they only did, but while they are so focused and for me, do this more ways of communicate being membership, talking to people. it's, it's really great already. you mentioned there about communication and then you say there's other ways of communicating other than talking. so how do you communicate to your place in the printer? they are looking at your,

your body language and how you approach things. and what kind of a vision do you show in this is a, they go on to the field and they do the same. so we're gonna find, you know, this is now next week. so that they understand what they're, what they're so when they look like one thing, they will understand your full place that will have them on the so they will minimize the insecurity of not knowing what's happening around it and how much they had to change your methods obviously you're used to quite ching in the spring box, as we mentioned and say, how does this differ for you from from a coach his perspective. i did a long, i went to see some, some bruises and that's, you know, as a d. m. and they are studying this so jenny, for 15 years now, and i went to lunch over them and all of them, how is that the all me to understand these people better and to get them to perform

it because for then it's more than about the same people do ever, back drawing in the love are raising life. did you really did buy a actually because it was solid and yeah, i didn't overcome more than just telling and, and getting a little bit. so the challenge is me, but i'm looking forward to it. and i say, you know, you guys for the death happens, well, cut the could your site when the torment you think now when you want to be the ultimate, the, my 1st goal is to get them out of that kind of somebody that people don't value them so that they can see the image of god and they again can become the business. they can be the 1st and then go all these i'll be leaving in just believing in an image and believing that they can be good. do so yeah. so if we win the tournament,

it will be a reward to do what we actually want to g. and just a very quick quiet on the spring box there might be championship will be decided tomorrow. what are your thoughts on that chances? no, i mean we always v v. ringback the jobs due to be a, a, gina, they will go, they can also, when this sort of, i'm just going to be a thought one was, it was a lot of them. but so i think with them to be over there, a small margin between 7 and an and an advisory board, i believe either way, but we do have the jobs. he said, thank you very much for joining us and good luck with your new role. and users ben's football has an international break this week,

which means that mohammed sally has joined up with egypt despite and he's going twice for liverpool the season. he scored a big time with this married couple as he gate crash that wedding for he says at his team hates how sad i am making that happy day just that bit more special. and speaking of special appearances that joe said marino has teamed up with a british rapid storms, a, this is certainly a combination, not many of us would have expected. i'm show. and there we will have more from the labor cup late that roger federer approaching his final match. $21.00 to $45.00 for the update debit. thanks very much. that's it for this news, our ah ah

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