uneven parts of southern columbia look particularly wet and you just see a circulation here in the caribbean. that is have a look. the named storm e. it now even at the moment, not doing much is over open water, but it's got a forecast and his forecast track is significant. over the next 2 or 3 days. this is where we expect to go is already a hurricane watch in the cayman house. that goes out through western cuban somewhere into florida as one to watch go to be a cask re 2 or 3. well time you get to florida. fiona has just made land fall and is declining rapidly and strengths. this is over nova scotia in the us temperature rising in the plane states again in the focus. i think for rain of next 2 or 3 days is going to be ontario in the great lakes. ha airway, visual airline of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera

ah hello, i'm emily anguish. this is the news ally from doha coming up in the next 16. 0, funerals begin for people who died after a migrant boat sank of the coast of syria. the death toll has jumped to move in the ac. iran's president sends a warning to protest is who've been rallying over the death of a young woman in police custody. armed with guns and voting papers, soldiers in kremlin controlled parts of ukraine, essentially, conducting the referendum on joining russia and harry can fiona kids, canada as a downgraded storm, but there are warnings. it could be a historic extreme event to the east of the country. and the biggest sports story in the world, the retirement of roger federer at 20 time grand slam champion,

has played his final match of the 24 years of rational tennis, or hear from federal later in the news, ella hulu, we begin this news animal with the migrant bird tragedy off the coast of syria. 89 people were killed, most of them flaying to escape lebanon's economic crisis. funerals have been held for a 2nd day in the lebanese city of tripoli, for those who were killed as many as 150 people on board. the small boat when it sank. lebanese army says it's arrested a man. he believes he's behind the suspected smuggling operation too easily for more let's bring in zayna hodder. who joins us from bay road. hallo, there's zane out one more. can you tell us about this tragedy? ah, well,

more bodies were found along the syrian coast today, bringing the death toll to 8989 people. now dead. the process of identifying the bodies has begun. those bodies that have been identified have been brought back to lebanon. but this is not going to be easy because some of the bodies were in the water since thursday, so the identification process takes much longer dna tests to meet the needs to happen. now, many of the people on the boat were palestinian refugees and syrian refugees. now, in the past, the last boat tragedy, the majority on the boat were lebanese. this just shows you that whether it's a lebanese national, a syrian refugee or a palestinian refugee, people are desperate. they've seen these tragedies in the past. they've seen, boats capsize and by grins. gone missing yet they take this dangerous journey. the lebanese economy has all but collapsed. the collapse began 3 years ago. the

political elite is being blamed for doing nothing to reverse this collapse and, and to revive the economy. we've talked to people at the border while they were waiting for their loved ones, and they told us if there is a boat available now, we will go on that boat. let me explain to you that palestinians in lebanon, they've been here for decades. they live with little or no basic rights. there are not allowed to work in many professions. they don't get access to health care. the u. s. organization responsible for them. 7 underway lacks funds, it has been asking their donors to give them more money and then the syrian refugee is, it's the same story, but they just cannot make ends meet. they cannot go back to syria either they're wanted by the government, or there's nothing to go back to the economic situation and syria is very difficult . so the lebanese army announcing that they've arrested a man, they believe, is responsible for trying to smuggle these migrants to europe. but they've arrested course in the past. and yes, the says, the most deadliest migrant boat tragedy. but there have been tragedies in the past

and nothing has the 3rd people from taking these boats to find a better life in europe. then out what else have authority has been saying, particularly around what caused the boat to sink? well, what we understand from city and state media, syrian officials, they're saying that they've been speaking to survivors. people who were on that boat. of course this is a small boat, it was overcrowded. they say the man who was believed to be the smuggler, left them at sea, and it was drifting at sea for some time before its capsized. i'm new here, a lot of stories like this. just in april, a boat capsized some 6 kilometers from lebanon's coast. after there was an altercation with the lebanese army vessel which tried to try to stop them until today. dozens of bodies are missing. just a few weeks ago, a submarine came to try to find that boat. they found the ship wrecked under water for 150 meters under water. and they actually saw the body still trapped in that

boat. but they couldn't lift the boat. that requires a lot of money. money that lead on doesn't have, in order for them to, you know, to recover the bodies. people know these stories yet they take this journey, especially lebanese, in the north of the country, a very impoverished region. people there, they cannot find jobs. the currency has crashed. salaries have become worthless, it's not an easy decision for a father to put his kids on this boat and try to make this make this journey in the past. what we used to see where young men trying to think about her life. now what we're seeing our whole families escaping what they're saying is just a hopeless situation then and we appreciate the update. it's hopeless in dates and how to live for us in beirut. let's bring in rule, i mean, she's a senior communications advisor at the united nations high commissioner for refugees, and she joined us by skype from mine ruler, thanks so much for being on the program. 50. what is this tragedy say about the

desperation of these people? yes, as you said, it's the desperation and the hopelessness, unfortunately, like that people are aware of the risk and get the check. we have seen the number of people attempting to depart and the number of putting double from 21 to 20 to 20. and that's not the typical, if you computed from january to september 2020, that shows how desperate these people are employed to protect it. and to provide just to remind the viewers in jewish and what the 90 percent of the opposition to line in lebanon, more than 90 percent of the packages being an extreme these up. this says a lot about the situation and what needs to be done to help these people. what we

call work is for the data to national for the line of what we call responsibility. shane, enter national community month to month. not only to improve conditions for reputations and peace and the communities that but it also must provide what we call back legal ways for these people to be able to move out to where they have a better chance to protect the ruler. what, what's the you in doing to help these people we heard from our correspondent, she said that and is lacking funds. what impact is that having of course, lacking funds need that you an agency like one like you and i'm not able to reach all those needs, human assistance, it means we have to prioritize more and to be honest in the situation, most people are very fond of heart decision, what is needed?

internet help for the data to provide these funds so each can be into national support must be provided to the community like level like to them. and more important that has to be a way to find solutions for these people. many of these people have been living and like a preference, you can use them and it's fine for people to have solution inside rep could you for example, the audience in a very come on the situation as there is a lot of pressure on them to go back to syria, it's very hard for the back to figure out a number of reasons. some of you said the other side. i wouldn't reason my life might be like a school help. and that's a major problem in size 3. and now, more than 14000000 people need religion, sorry,

but certainly stock as we continue to hear and you talk and solutions, but who's responsible for finding the solution? surely the un needs to put up your hand and say yes, ok, solutions and nader. then this is how we can tangibly help. yes, that's a good question. unfortunately, the yellow cannot fight pieces. there has to be a will by the stakeholders, whether it's the countries where there is conflict need, but in countries and regional and international powers who have a lot of se, usually in these folks. and there's so much money that it put to a few. and sometimes the conflict, so it has to be a consensus that it's time to stop. we have to avoid more conflicts, we have to result the current conflict. and we have to be able to give people who we have to be able to tell them that they don't need to get on these dangerous terms. that there is a way for them to provide to their families, to protect their children, to grant them

a future without having to put children on such risky of fools. as it's in a sense, you know, many people had seen either. sometimes family members gone, these boats had sink and drowned in to see, and yet they think the jury only because they don't have another choice, we have to give the other, okay. the thing with lebanon is, is the economic situation. there is, is nothing new and why have these people been left in such a dire situation for so long? well, it is new, it sets it south bay city economy, cry assess and hit the country, especially on the past 2 years before lebanese, you know, many of them are not used to these kinds of challenges and difficulties. and these, this crisis that there is no life at the end of the tunnel that it's gone to the result soon. at people are left unable to send the kids to school, unable to put food on the table and who am able to secure

a future for their children. and that's why say they need hope they need to know there are other options other than taking to the see and trying to reach you or any other country hoping for a better future. down to day. and in the past few days we heard about was in not almost like people who drowned in this journey. many more are still lost at sea. the survivors are gender. there's about 4. now what we hear from the student authorities up 20. yes, survivors. that's a tragic number. these are tragic figures and we are weak from what we get as many of those who it of with, with women and children. and so you can only think what was on the mind of his families when they decided to go on. this would definitely they could not see any other option. and that's why the international community has to come for, has to provide supports with international humanitarian agencies to provide for those who need support. they have to support countries like lebanon in order to be

able to 10 and, and revise the economy. get 11 has some hope that things will improve and the international community has to provide legal, safe pathways to for people who wish to another point. that is very important that the number of these, of these journeys and departures from lebanon, kathy. and it's not just from none of the seen it from lip yell from to this. there has to be more effort to increase the capacity and what and what's the width of the countries that have the capacity for rescue at sea operations. there has to be some kind of more guarantees for those who are rescues to be this and but at safe ford to be to see to be welcome and that has not happened yet and needs needs to happen . it's an important point to mike. we appreciate your thoughts, a ruler, a main st communications advisor at the un high commissioner for refugees. thank you. moving on now in iran, president abraham bracy says,

protest against the government must be confronted decisively. the demonstrations were triggered by the death of a 22 year old woman while in police custody. iran has restricted internet services to clamped down on descent. victoria gate and being report ah, 8 consecutive nights people in to run have to fight authorities to protest over the death of martha meanie. the 22 year old died in custody last week after being arrested by so called morality police. she allegedly violated the country's policy on head scarves. oh, similar protest to spreading across iran in the north western city of ocean of a demonstrators defied a warning by the reigning army that it would confront what it cooled enemies of the state. similar protests were held in the western city of kurama, but he ran his limited internet services to climb down on the growing descent. the

problem is if they switch off there, the access to international and networks are to their global internet. then with the national internet or the national internet, it's really hard to use those vpn services and saves a messenger apps such a signal. the u. s. government has eased export restrictions on software and some technology to iran to widen online access. but analysts say it's unlikely to have an immediate impact ah, several demonstrations in support of the government of also taking place in iran. president abraham, where he see says, immediate death must be investigated. but it's called the protests acts of chaos behind subtle return. they want to ride a wave and create riots and disturbances. they think with such moves, they can stop the nation. we've announced many times that of any one has a fair comment and we will listen to it. but anarchy disturbing national security is the security of people. no one i succumb to this so far though,

the protest showed no sign of dying down. ah, victoria gate and be al jazeera plenty more head on this new zone, including a rush to the russian border as the kremlin coals, up to 300000 reserve is to 5 in ukraine and a little later in support with joe, a baseball legend joins the exclusive club of $700.00 run rush is pushed to an x full regions in ukraine has moved into a new phase with authorities going door to door. and what they say referendums, i'm soldiers reported to be forcing people to vote. the balance is meant to decide whether the occupied areas should join russia. the votes are taking place in lieu hands don't yet. is that for ridge? yeah, and her song, they cover about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. ukraine's western allies have

condemned the ballots as a sham that appeared to be a step towards russian annexation. meanwhile, moscow is mobilizing military were reserving as president let me pose and looks to bolster his forces in ukraine. on wednesday, the kremlin announced 300000 reserve. it will be sent to fight in ukraine, in a moment will speak to al jazeera mohammed, vel who's in moscow. but 1st let's go to gabriel. alexander, who joins us from the cave. hello, they, gabriel. so report, i'm soldiers going door to door and these occupied parts of the country. how is that playing out on the ground? what are you hearing yeah, what's important do again, remember that this, it's very hard to get very clear information on what exactly is happening, where there's boating is taking place. of course, it's ukrainian territory that is controlled by russian forces. there are no

international independent election monitors there. and media movements are incredibly restricted in that area. with that said, what we're hearing from various telegram channels and from social media. what we're hearing from ukraine ins that live in that area, talking to families that are outside of the area where voting is happening, is that we are seeing evidence. russian appointed officials with military going door to door and some instances in apartment buildings knocking on door, allegedly coercing people to vote or the way they want them to vote. we're also hearing about ukrainians in some of those areas as well. maybe closing their windows on their home, shutting their gates, trying to pretty much keep a low profile and fear of having to be forced to vote in a way that perhaps they don't want to. we're also seeing other images put out by

russian sources that appear to show pretty normal and organized voting happening in some areas as well. this is a huge area for different regions. and all the voting is happening in a slightly different ways throughout the whole area. we are also hearing that some people that are being asked to vote if they show they have rush and passports. they are immediately given their papers to join the russian military. so this is the scene that we're starting to get a picture. we're starting to get painted here on the 2nd day of voting. russia said the plan for this voting to end on monday. when we expect, at that point, the russian election commission in moscow will presumably start to release some sort of what they say will be results important. again, point out here and ukraine, they are totally dismissing this referendum out of hand. they say, and you'll ask them and they'll jokingly and not really joking. we even say we

think the results are probably be 90. 9 percent is one official told us in a way, being sarcastic, saying that that's their way of saying that that they believe moscow has the results of this referendum. predetermined, indeed. and gave cave is accusing a rod of supplying drones to russia. what more do you know about those allegations? yeah, ukraine's president vladimir. busy zelinski said that iran is collaborating with evil by providing drones to russia, that the ukrainian military says that the russians are using in here in ukraine, just on saturday the ukrainians announced they shot down at least 8 uranium drones that were being used by russia. and because of this ukraine announcing that they are downgrading diplomatic relations with iran and forcing some of their

diplomats here in key to leave the country for iran's park. they say that they are, they are disappointed by this. and they said spokes person for the around foreign ministry says that ukraine should refrain from being influenced by 3rd parties who seek to destroy relations between the 2 countries. but clearly, ukraine is very upset about russia providing these drones. i mean iran providing these drones to russia, and it's now taking some sort of action against it. all right, thanks for bringing up to speed gabriel alexander live for us in cave. let's bring in mohammed val now who's standing by in moscow mohammed. you've got some news and changes to russia's military department. tell us move the us, emily or the defense ministry has announced that the the are that had the deputy defense minister for logistics in the, in the ocean army has been replaced by

a new top general colonel general me. hi le ms itself or me. hi mrs. serv served in syria, according to western sources in 2015, and who was part of the year. ahead of the planning and execution of the bombing of fair civilians in lippo, again, according to see to western sources. but after that, she became much more known for his role in matthew paul in the siege of matthew paul in april and may. and that's why the bridge for an office placed him under sanctions for what the accused him of being, being responsible for the bombing of civilians there. and for that what they described as atrocities in mario upon now missing serv. ease are in charge of the logistics at a very crucial moment. for russia, in this conflict, at a time when there is a lot of good, this is i'm of the way the whole logistics operation has been handled since the

beginning of the, of this or operation. what the russia called a special operation in ukraine. we have seen the beginning of that operation when hundreds of tax were, are placed in the wrong places and were exposed to, to add to destruction in a very brief time in various parts of ukraine. and now are russia is trying to deploy 300000 new or young men to to that, to the front. and it says the need is high for a man who can control this operation and make it successful. alright, we appreciate the update mohammed val live for us in moscow. and as we heard from mohammed to a valid partial military mobilization is pushing some russians to try to flee abroad, but crossing easily and finland is not in the 8th, may not be an option. the country plans to make it more difficult to enter whole race has more from the border. there are no longer many ways to leave russia.

but this is one of the, the board with finland that volleyball, 3 hour drive from st. petersburg, where the numbers departing seemed to be increasing. the wake of president vladimir putin, partial mobilization of the russian people to flee again. while there has been more traffic cutting from russia to finland since wednesday evening, or no particular restrictions, we are an external border to the shaken zone. so we perform thorough checks. most people are traveling into finland on tours, baez's room. look at one of those is to be treatment, your car, an engineer from st. petersburg, on his way to helsinki and then for a lanka where he hoped to be safer from a call up to fight the war in ukraine. when did you decide to leave russia 2 days ago? because of the mobilize ational? yes. i don't do ever least so for mobilization,

but i scared. how did you get through the border? oh oh good. good. no questions, so always good. just go and leave russian border. police said that 6000 russians came into friedland through this crossing alone on thursday. double the number of a week earlier friday was another busy day with cues stretching back some 400 meters. elena gruff over has been commuting over the border since february. she doesn't believe most people are in any great rush to leave. i don't feel any cur, around. people here on the borders, so it's very, very calm. not like some people think it is later calm turned into almost total quiet as evening draws in head. there's just a few calls left from the long queues of the morning. most of the russians have tried to get across the border seem to have been successful. those could be the

lucky ones, report to the finish media. se ministers are working on a plan to get around the principles of the shing, an agreement on freedom of movement. by claiming that finland's acceptance of russian tourists is damaging it's international relationships. paul reached out his era volleyball of the finland, russia border. at least 36 people have died in northern india as it was battered by heavy rain. friday through saturday. 12 was struck by lightning. others were killed when their homes collapsed. authority same more heavy dam. polls are forecast in the coming days. post tropical cyclone fiona has made it landfall in eastern canada, bringing with its strong winds and rain. its been downgraded though from a hurricane, but its feet. it could be one of the country's strongest storms. parts of the east coast are on high alert, hundreds of thousands of people and without power. and there are warnings of severe flooding. petty calhoun has the details. perkin fiona made 1st landfall in puerto

rico, last sunday, where half of the u. s. territory is still without power. it marched over the dominican republic, destroying homes and businesses, as it went, then brushed the bahamas and swept by bermuda on friday. and now it's on track to make a very rare hit on eastern canada total rainfall amounts. again, we're looking at some of the same numbers we were looking at yesterday with 10250. was some localized them how that could exceed 150. and the gray area that you see on the map here in nova scotia is for areas that potentially could see $250.00 millimeters. currently a category for storm, it may land a post tropical storm bringing potentially dangerous storm searches, wins and likely massive power outages. people shouldn't be dumb things that may sound self evident, but don't go to the water and try to be a big shot. don't,

don't surf, we've got surfing here that, that's, that's great, but don't surf in a hurricane. and as it passes, all eyes will then turn southward. another tropical depression and the caribbean has formed that forecast, or se, could grow into a powerful hurricane. likely to hit the state of florida in the coming days. particle haine al jazeera one now on the storm from our nature ologist rob mckelly . well fear is made land for but look at the speed of movement. gain strains on the way to bermuda, maximum strength and, and then ran really ran fast and you can actually the speed of that movement. 75 kilometers per hour meant that an awful lot of the energy was dispersed. so it wasn't a record breaking strong storm when it made land for it was still strong. it was still hurricane force. but the record it did break was the. busy lowest pressure ever recorded in canada because these things are holes in the atmosphere and they produce low pressure areas. it's just an extreme version. so if you made landfall

caused some damage, no doubt, with the strength when it was rapidly losing strength now. and heading up towards labrador, just clipping western newfoundland in the next 1224 hours or so. as i get to sunday, it's a forgotten story. i have to say, and the weather is improved greatly afterwards. right, but it's still active hurricane season. so let's go and find the next one. the next one, developing in the caribbean, it's just a massive cloud. the environment is just been named as it is not in a hurricane. it's a tropical storm, but it will develop. this is what's like to do during the rest of saturday, move slowly westwards and gain some strength. but look at the forecast track across the cayman islands. cuba towards florida as a major hurricane. still ahead on al jazeera italy looks to be on calls to elect. it's most right when government since world war 2. we take a look at the rice a day before voted to the polish south. africa goes sola,

a high tech and low cost solution to electricity cuts shines a light on grain, energy finding more, coming out from budget better as we're time. and as a soup, the fan had one final surprise up is leave. that's coming up with joe in school. ah. ah. ah.

safe good. mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou. ah. hello, watching out here. i'm emily anglin, he's reminder of our top stories. the salam funerals have been held in the loop. lebanese city of tripoli for people who died off to the migrant boat,

sank off the coast of syria. lebanese army says it's arrested, a man it believes was behind the suspected smuggling operation to italy. iranian president, abraham bracy says, protest against the government must be confronted decisively. the demonstrations were triggered by the death of a 22 year old women while in police custody. and the 2nd day of the referendum is underway on the annexation of full regions in ukraine, held by moscow. i'm soldiers are reported to have been going door to door to get people to phones. final rallies are being held in easily ahead of a general election on sunday, former prime. instead she said, the conte told a crowd in rome. the vote is a historic one opinion polls. sure. he's trialing a far right coalition led by georgia maloney. they indicate she could become the country's 1st female prime minister. stephanie deka is in rome with more on the

election. ah, this is what it to these next government could look like if the polls are accurate . but it's really all about ga maloney think. get an oil today. well, we will build a solid, cohesive government with a strong popular mandate which will remain empower for 5 years. ah, her right wing party brothers of italy is a head in the polls indicate she could well become italy's 1st fema prime minister . and the 1st far right leader since benito mussolini is rise to power here. 100 years ago. maloney supporter is gathered in rome's piazza del popular for the last rally before the elections deal. i give my support to this party because i love my country and judge maloney it will protect it. she will make laws to protect our youth, our ports, and the quality of life of italians who do deserve this. finally said lady brandon,

we want to go, 1st of all, we need to regain a national identity that has been set aside for the good of europe. but this is not a real europe because we have lost our own identity. the on the center left, the democratic party led by the former prime minister and that he collector is pulling 2nd. but italy's coalition focus politics means the numbers are not in his favor of abu bucker's to morrow is part of that coalition. he came to italy as a student from the ivory coast in 1999 and is now running as a candidate to home. and it won't or fundamentally luck all that luck. wallabies on the 1st thing to worry about are the high bulls and that all italian families ever hotmail on the table. this is why we will bring the values of antithesis um and, and to race assembled not to protect it, re alone personally, but to project it towards a europe of rights and dignity. not particularly darya, gossip and chris the get out of the snap election follows the resignation of technocrat prime minister mining craggy in july. internal politics put an end to his unity government that spanned from left to right. one that maloney and her

party never joined successive governments, have collapsed elections are not the solution. elections are the confirmation of a deep crisis of the political system grew with these arkwin collections because i feel they are going to close a season this season, which the left to world government, italy, it. what will the far right victory mean for relations with europe for immigration policies for the economy? italy is struggling with storing energy bills, inflation, and an all round increased cost of living that will need to be addressed immediately. saturday will be a so called a silence. i had gone sundays election and by the early hours of monday morning, italians could know what their next government may look like. they're 68 in 76 years japanese. i garages are often growth showtime ago. i spoke with eleanora

politan, who's the head of analysis of the center for european policy. she explains what policy changes, voters can expect if maloney becomes prime minister. she might be a danger to democracy in the sense that she's supporting quite it very traditional and identity. the vision of it to me and politics in java, respect, he might be a danger because she's, she's not including nuclear thinking, you know, she's approach, you know, the music class, anybody which is cared about, you know, be some private, be facing the migration 5 is the 5, so those people that are moving their status for them moving those security. i was looking for her because she divide simple and easy with me on, you know, identity issues and nations in terms of economic reform middle will apply sort of conservative economic policy. so she does,

one does not want to raise economy on that one and she wants you believe to be 3. so russian down on the other the major impact will be on into point in the sense that she has a very strong migration ideas. and she's again and then to be the right to adopt children and have family. so i believe is going to be the majoring in terms of international relations malone, you're right, stated that she's probably rascal needle and she will support some chief against russia. that as far as you is concerned, maloney used to be why you're skeptics in the last month territory for you to change. but feel that she would not be one of the most support there are you that she believe that you wrote and you can, you should be just as just you know, in the vision of member come just with the national that will break together when

it's possible. so she doesn't leave, you know, in the, to the police, hundreds of families in the occupied west bank say they have been forced to white to bury the remains of their loved ones. they say their family members, bodies at being held by israel. natasha name reporters 6 year old to laugh speaks to her mother every day. she talks to her at her grave site and she talks to her photos at home. good her act, but he, i missed her body. i missed her face most and i miss all of her cloud gray. i pack my a fanny was killed by israeli soldiers in 2021. the day the ph. d student died. her family says she was talking on the phone and her car veered as she approached a checkpoint. these really military says she attempted to ram into and stab soldiers. it took 14 months for the military to return her body to her family and

had without the seller. ah, if, if my old ahead sula, knew the remains had been returned. if i didn't give her the chance to see her mother one last time she would have blamed me for ever, we made a wreath of flowers and used a scarf to cover most of my face sula, saw it, and gone emotional. but in the end, she accepted it. the national campaign for retrieving the bodies of martyrs says since the 19 sixty's, the israeli military has withheld the bodies of 350 palestinians killed by israeli soldiers. they were suspected of carrying out attacks. the campaign says that's a violation of international law and the geneva conventions. the bodies are held in morgues or in secret numbered graves. the israeli military says it withholds the bodies of quote terrorists in accordance with government policy up held by the supreme court. the military won't divulge the number of bodies it's withholding or the location of cemeteries citing security reasons that says the bodies are buried

with dignity. the family of mohammed sha ham is still waiting to bury him after he was killed during a raid last month or the drama, the felon woodrum. this is an arrogant and criminal occupation if they could chop his body and feed it to the dogs. they would. they hate us. so laughs. father hussain says, since her mother's death, the family has done its best to support her. alan yang ha, i want to be by her side and love her galan albany. a hamper? who said, says the families waiting for the bodies of their loved ones need support too. he's calling for protests so that all palestinians can be buried in the soil of their homeland. natasha name l. jazeera abu dease in the occupied west bank. hong kong has announced it will scrap its cove at 19 hotel quarantine policy for people

arriving in the territory. the system will end on monday more than 2 and a half years after it came into effect. travelers will be asked to monitor themselves with symptoms for 3 days after their arrival. preflight pci tests are also being dropped. a group of fish sellers in cynical, is launching a legal challenge to try and shut down a fish mill factory. try to say the facility is destroying the environment and robbing them of their livelihoods. he is, but one of them had to say, well, magazine was calling him on to my name is matching though. i represent women's fish citizen carrier, and i want to see the fish me factories hail to shut down immediate town, but ruined them. fish meal is food for animals. fish are being killed, processed to from flow that is used to feed animals, not hair, but mostly in the west. i furry now bought some land to build a factory. he brought to machine and stopped buying fish to make fish meal man i

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s. com is struggling to meet demand, aging and poorly maintained infrastructure is partly to blame of these kind of solutions of, of the good. these the only way to go currency as we are with our infrastructure solutions currently in terms of what we have in south africa, will not be able to handle handle hybrid solutions like been on the grid and off the grid. planned outages had been implemented, country wide known as locating it's when the state power company switches off electricity at certain times of the day to take pressure off the national grid. south africa used to generate surplus electricity even selling to neighboring countries. now people are being told to use power sparingly until a long term a viable solution is found. energy sake to analissa, generating sufficient supplies of electricity for or south africans will take time . possibly yes. getting as many households as possible, connected to alternative and affordable energy sources could be a better and faster solution hardware task out there. jennifer is

coming up after the break. enjoy. there was a tennis match with a big helping of t. yes, i'm really good. that is right, there wasn't a dry eye in the house or roger federer as the 20 time grandson champion hung up his racket. following his last night in london, we'll have the emotional good bye. when we come back. ah, in australia indigenous women, they're missing that disproportionately high rates. 11 east investigates is enough being done to help find missing aboriginal ring on al jazeera and anti semitism is of evil under a labor government, it will not be tolerated in any form. what so ever. beneath the surface lies a darker side in british politics. the labour files are too on al jazeera.

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much better thank by after 24 years of professional tennis, he played alongside, great rival and close friend rafael. as alan doubles the at life a cup full vandal reports on a night where there was barely a dry eye in the house taking to the court for the final time, which a federal partnering with long time rival rough. i own a dow to round out as 24 year korea and fishing lay the match being played in london, the city with phaedra one, the 1st of us, 20 grand slam titles. back in 2003. the 41 year old has struggled with injuries, the past 3 years. those still able to, well the crowd. even if the shot didn't count, even at the end of roger's career, he's given us something we've never seen before. fit or leave the game 3rd on the list of all time. grand slam champion spine novak jock havoc and raphael nadeau. he

won a total of $103.00 atp titles in a korea that included an incredible $1251.00 victories. this was maestro spent a total of $310.00 weeks as boiled number one, a messing more than a $130000000.00 in prize money throughout his career. it's been a been a perfect journey. i would do it all over again. good. amazing. thank you everybody. i've heard so many people, cheer me on, and you guys here tonight means the world wiping back the tears. fedora,

1st thing is rivals before paying tribute to his family. the girls to boys. my wife's been so supportive and she good as not be long time ago. she but she didn't. she kept me going and allowed me to play, so it's always like his sentiment by those in the stands. she had by fans everywhere. paul van worth al jazeera or roger. rafa said before that match that it would be an emotional nightmares. you can see both players were in tears. is the attributes began. let's hey, now from the dow while nichol. i have to say that 1st, a couple of serves for me or worse were super difficult. i was not able to do the normal movement best at the with the bubble fall. ah, i was shaking,

go to bed. i had been a difficult day to handle every single thing can i be an everything become so but emotional for me had been a huge honor to be part of this. ah, amazing moment of the history of our sport. and that the same time i'm when roger little leaves the tour. yeah, an important part of my life is living too early i. we spoke to veteran tennis broadcast to craig, gabriel. he told us that the atmosphere, the outer ringer in london was like, nothing he'd ever experienced before. it was ridiculous. i and it was dep beyond deafening really. and it was an amazing atmosphere that the arena was totally sold out, not even standing room. and you know, i don't know how they actually played the match without getting teary and emotional between points. well, i have never seen raska like that. i really have it. i mean,

i know he shed a tear on a couple of titles like the more recent french opens. but i have never seen rather as emotional as he was last night with the attributes on the fair. well, and i thought what he said after about roger leaving the game as part of his life leaving i thought that was just beautiful. i'm and so well. busy so and. busy thought of by rougher but you know, just shows how human these players are. people think, oh, you know, they're out there and they giving it everything and, and they, you trap mines, et cetera. but they are human and they feel these emotions. and we really saw that in spades last night here in london. oh, can i have that one final surprise up their sleeves for phaedra as they brought over the t shirt wearing superfan from the us open? i taking that? but as i radi side,

b u. s. open that's gonna go to show it will be coming up with luckily didn't go that far, but he did reveal that he was wearing around 8 roger federal t shirts, and the other spectators seems to appreciate the show as well before federal played his final match action was interrupted during an earlier time when a man ran on to the court and set his arm on fire. he was protesting the use of private jets in britain. not sure if he meant to set himself on fire as well as the court security removed him and he was arrested away from federal retirement major league baseball star. albert poo hall's has become just the 4th player in history to reach 700 home runs. he needed to homeless to reach them off against the la dodgers job done by any career, all blues including

0 doing very bones. hank aaron and babe ruth in that very exclusive club in motor g p 6 time world champion, mac mac head grabbed his 1st position in 3 years off to qualify foster for sunday's japanese con, pre espanol he returned to action 2 weeks ago. after missing for 3 months following surgery on his arm is true that the support position is only about position is in with conditions. but there, at the moment where do we call may, are coming from the vehicle mormon of the morning with half an hour, with the bike or with all the team. and with me, it is really important to have a these is more than motivations on there's more achievement, the u. s. team of extended their lead over the internationals that the president cup presidents cup in north carolina. they now lee, by 6 points off to 2 days. american just in thomas delivered one of the shots in the day on route to winning for the 2nd straight day with partner jordan speith.

bought the best pot so far comes from sam burns. with this monster from 80 feet. the 7th whole us only need another 7 winds for 20 matches in order to retain the cup. and finally, dutch cycling legend underneath and floatin has stunned arrivals by winning the women's right road race. the well championships in australia, the 39 year old, fractured her elbow earlier in the week, and she fell during the teen time trial and floatin snatched victory on saturday. with a light attack about 600 meters from the finish. all right, that is all your sport for now. it is back to emily and a fitting farewell to federer. thank you very much, joy. before we go, the indian film industry produces nearly 2000 movies a year in several languages, but most of its recent releases have bombed at the box office. so produces a tanking and novel approach to attract people back to the cinema. as pat me, metal reports from you, danny moviegoers are in for

a treat. it's national cinema dane, india, ticket prices have been slashed to less than a dollar. many shows are sold out totally. i got this a good read and then giving hopkins and bessie properly. so it's really nice that i don't have to put them on the way that i'd like to spend so much amount of money to actually go answered in here does the waterloo, hindi cinema often called bollywood is in crisis. one estimate for just 90 percent of films released in the past 4 months have bombed at the box office. good, luckily shes eagerly. but lansing jay towel was one of the most anticipated movies of the year, adapted from forrest gump it. stars, one of india's most popular stars, armor con, poor attendance, forced theatres to cancel. hundreds of shows. in the cinema is a multi $1000000000.00 industry and one of india soft powers. it struggles a part of a global phenomenon. the pandemic has changed how and where we watch movies. many

people are also cutting back on entertainment expenses because of inflation. meanwhile, streaming sites have enjoyed an increase in subscribers. there's also a growing competition from regional and global cinema. so those people who were used to best people fair of in the movies are now watching movies and domain names that are going by the adam are watching french and spanish shows and phones. and therefore there is a certain broadening off piece that has happened. and certain movies which will meet in a pre binding scenario for a certain type of audience that audiences change. no. yeah. oh, this chart topping song and recently married couple created a buzz around for master. the super heat. awful is rooted in indian, my thought a g. it open to mix reviews, but back yet does or did promise. so what happened is they are wisconsin spectacle and there was origin story kind of thing. and, you know, i think

a lot of children were very interested in you know, the coolness of a, b, c, marvel, or dc universe where there was a lot of special effects and all that kind of stuff. so there are different curiosity about what we produce. as a filmmakers need to take creative risks, several big budget firms are releasing soon. the industry hope these will return some of the shine to the silver screen. pretty pop metal al jazeera, you deli, that's it from me. emily ang went to the sneeze. and with that, don't go anywhere. i'll have more of a day's news in just a moment. october on al jazeera, in an election set to define a nation brazilians would choose between the radically different currents hard line, conservative presidents and the former socialist president. a sense of community

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