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hello, i'm adrian for again. this is louise. i'll live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. anger in rush up against president vladimir putin mobilization drive. the kremlin admits that arrows were made columbia and venezuela reopened their border for trade off the years of tension. the british pound hits of 50 year low against the dollar amounts of the government said that it would borrow more money and get ready for a big bang. a satellite is about to crush into an asteroid and it's no accident. and is full to fulfills, oldest arrivals advance a face each of their final match before the cattle world come england playing germany with both seems likely to emerge from a full run, a full ah, we begin in russia where anger over president vladimir putin is decrees of mobilized reservists and reinforced troops in ukraine has led to violence in

siberia, a man opened fire in a draft office, wounding an official. he was reported to be upset, that his best friend was being called up to fight. earlier that a conference call with reporters, the caribbeans sparks but admitted that some people have been caught up by mistake . don't zeroes. muhammad vall reports from moscow. the kremlin mentioned the, the mistakes, but we did not have a detailed list of those mistakes, but it is understandable now understood that the, the local governors and the local communities have taken this set draft to decree to fall instead of a partial mobilization, which usually meas, calling up reservists in the army, people who have been trained in the army who have been received at some type of training whatsoever. instead of that, everyone in the state was rounded up in many places in some areas of the country and that, you know, anchored people across russia. so, i mean,

but it seems that it, there was a lot of confusion on the part of the, the authorities that have been asked to implemented this decision. and that's why mistakes were made. and people were fleeing the country because nobody was sure whether they were, it meant to be drafted or not. the criteria were not clear. some people who were already called up, it was nissan told them what they didn't meet the criteria. some people who left the country well thought they could come back, because they were not, they were not included. and some aware, already recruited, they were told that they can go, and it's a lot of confusion, as i said. and it takes time, it's taking time before the, the, the authorities in charge. no, exactly how to implement this directly in the right way. at least 15 people have been killed in a school shooting in the russian city of is jeff's victims include 11 children as

well as teachers and security guards. several people were injured. russian authorities say that the gunman killed himself. the u. s. has warned russia that using nuclear weapons in ukraine would have catastrophic consequences. and so to russia's foreign minister, placed full protection for regions annexed in separatist referendums in ukraine. the votes being held in 4 ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces ukraine in its western allies say the referendums are a sham and that they'll never recognize them onto cirrus harder abdul hamid reports now from ukraine. they for of voting. there's one more to go before the polling closes. i will, what we are hearing is where the news that is coming from really across the front line in those occupied areas, according to for example, the mayor of her soul or is up read just turn out is quite high in

the lowest in of the 3 of these 4 region is in separate does so far, 51 percent and then it goes much higher in places like done yet. where the pro ration separate is have been ruling since basically in 2014. now there is an issue, is that what do those figures represent? how many people do they really are present? considering that ever since 2014, you had a lot of civilians leaving those areas from don. yes. and again, you had more leaving a di onset of this war in, in february. and then the same thing for separate james persona in the upper region . really, the russians control only half of that region and so on. they do nearly control it all the days about the village villages. it has been recaptured by the ukrainians over the past few months. so what does that represent in numbers?

how many people actually voted is very difficult to find that at this stage i was example re, joe was our team over the last few days and they were a lot of people coming out coming out from cities like many topple to port of brit dance coming from upper reject coming from lou gans and so we have these convoys of up to 50 cars showing up several times a day. so people were still trying to get out of there while the referendum is ongoing. the border between columbia and venezuela has officially reopened for trades. the 2 sides cut all ties in 2019 after columbia's government recognized venezuela's opposition leader as president following a disputed election. but columbia is newly elected. leftist president wants to improve relations with venezuela. let's go live now to the town of kuta, which is on the columbia, venezuela border algiers. allison ram. betty?

is there people streaming across that border behind you? the alice over? yeah, absolutely. adrian and everybody here is very happy about what happened today with their reopening of the border to portray the we've seen the 1st tracks are crossing width car, go from venice willing to columbia and vice versa. there is great expectation for what this will mean for this region. after a years of ice, you relationships after years of very, very restricted the economic activity and in a situation where much of the goods that moved through this board there did. so. busy a legally, through a legal paths that crossing of the river that was controlled and still is at this point by a number of criminal gangs. the president of columbia was to have

a federal well sir, to participate in the a symbolic ceremony with the other members of is the cabinet and also officials from the venezuelan government. he said that the decision to close the border wise and equipped suicidal and back to what is needed here is more cooperation between columbia and venezuela to benefit the said the, at the people that live along the border patriot also said that there was a humanitarian. this that going on in venezuela and also in columbia that has received more than 2500000 venezuelan refugees in the last 5 or 6 years. so. so this is a complicated situation for obviously the government of, of columbia on one side that they believe that it's wrong not to communicate,

not to have a dialogue with their neighbor. and the petro has been quite clear about the economic consequences that also columbia suffered, that with the closing of a trade between the 2 countries about it its same time, he made it clear that he doesn't see eye to eye with nicholas that my daughter, the president the venezuela and he also said that he doesn't expect to meet him in person at least for a while. but he did say that this, these are very important steps. again, thinking about a di, economic condition of the people that live along this border. i was a serious, i'm a sound. the rabbit reporting lived there from the town of cuckoo trip on the columbia, but as will a board up, gram kinley is a journalist and writer covering spain and latin america. he transferred life from better it could. you have with us, grew up. what are your thoughts on this board? liam? well, today is the combination of the process of latin american lives. and then these 2 countries are kind of cold war for the past 7 years,

sent it on the board. and it's been closed since 902019 as your corresponding said . what's happening now is largely, thanks to the new president in columbia. petro piece may, well, it's probably quite a canny move because part from the politics. this is quite important. economics. this trade between these 2 countries, back in 2007 about $7000000000.00. but this fell off to the order was close to 2 hundreds and 22001000000 dollars last year. right now we bought or open. this is going to rise or double by by next year and by 2026. they think it may go up to as much as

$4000000000.00. so it's very important for both countries. what does it mean in particular, venezuela? if it's trading through colombia, i presume it will be getting trade dollars from elsewhere in latin america from countries that trade with colombia. indeed, it's not just about these 2 countries. it's about countries that want to get their products into venezuela and minerals whaler wants to get his products out to the rest of latin america and beyond. so it's a regional story here, really and regional breakthrough for balance venezuela and for colombia. but this bought it, it's been officially closed, but i mean, there has been a sort of a black market trade between the 2 countries. that border is pretty poor us and, and it, laurie's driven up to one side of it could have been carried across and put on the

laurie's on the other side of it. absolutely, a bizarre situation, really, laurie's on loading at border and then carried on towards wherever they go in the country. and also pedestrians allow though they're not just talking about these 2 bridges which are open today. we're talking about flights also opening, which is also going to be very significant when it happens later this month or the start of october. that's going to be in trade and for, for relations, political relations. and to get get that get to countries i'm getting on with each other again. good to talk to graham manufactured for being with us grand kelly. they're in the dread here with that he is out from al serra still to come on the program a fall ride later promises a government for all italians. after initial results of sundays election, give a clear majority for georgia maloney's coalition, lebanon passes

a budget as protests, as gathered outside the country's parliament. we'll have more on those demonstrations at its wars. another twist to the build up to this boxing world champions. next, fight. andy with that little laser ah, scientists are awaiting the results of an unusual experiment. a satellite will collide with an asteroid. millions of colors as away the so called space crash may prove very handy for planet earth is rob reynolds explains. a spacecraft is just hours away from impact with a far off asteroid, a multinational mission which could be instrumental in some day preserving human civilization masses, double asteroid redirection test or dart is a 570 kilograms spacecraft launched in november 2021 travelling at more than 6

kilometers per 2nd, it is on track to smash itself to pieces on the surface of a small asteroid called di more, both 11000000 kilometers from earth. the object is to alter die more forces trajectory slightly small nij is about deflection not disruption. it's not the hollywood blockbuster of blowing it into a bunch of pieces. small nudge, find it many years in advance, and that adds up to a big change and position my time. the asteroids pass will be studied by earth, observatories, and satellites for years to come. there more force itself is not on a course to collide with earth by but mass of objects have struck numerous times in our planets history. one of the biggest, in recent times, was the tongue goosgo event. a meteor that exploded over a remote and uninhabited area of siberia in 19 o 8 flattening 80000000 trees over an area of 2000 kilometers. 65000000 years ago, a huge object crashed near the yucatan peninsula,

causing global devastation. scientists believe that impact is directly linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs to prevent humanity from going the way of the t rex . scientists and engineers hoped to develop a system to nudge threatening asteroids away from earth. once they are identified. once you find the asteroid and you have its orbit, you really can be in this position where you have the warning time where you really would be able to do things decades in advance. and that's completely realistic. the impact will be captured by the spacecraft on board camera promising a dramatic view of an experiment which may 1 day be remembered as helping prevent armageddon. rob reynolds al jazeera, on a saw him that report. nancy chavez, the dark coordination lead at johns hopkins, applied physics laboratory, which built the pro little crush into the asteroid as would be now from baltimore.

good, heavy with a sentence he was interested to hear what you were saying that it might be some time before we know whether this experiment as actually had any kind of result yet . you're giving this asteroid a nudge on should just a nudge. yeah, well delighted to be joining you here where we've got 5 hours to go to this historic crashing of the spacecraft into the asteroid. and actually, even just that part of it, the technology to crash and paste got into a small asteroid when we've never seen this asteroid before. we don't know what it looks like and we're not actually going to be able to see it with using the camera on board the spacecraft until the last hour of the mission, the spacecraft autonomy asleep navigates and spheres itself to make that happen. those images are, are streaming back in real time and along with doing the navigation, they're going to be made available worldwide during the nasa broadcast live this evening. and so that will be a very definitive moment of success when we see the surface of the asteroid streaming towards us at 6 kilometers per 2nd. and then those images stop. how much

weight deflected it? you're absolutely right. we'll need to use telescopes and, and take a longer base. i was going to was he is toby, that, but how fast is this thing going? i mean that it's, as you say, it's incredible that something a small as a satellite can go out there and find something that so small and yet moving so fast. yeah, i mean, the relative speeds between the asteroid and the spacecraft is over 6 kilometers per 2nd per 2nd. right. just to put that into perspective. and the asteroid that it's crushing into is 160 meters. so the size of the great pyramids are 2 sports fields, you know, sort of late. it's not that big. and we haven't seen it. it orbits really close to a much larger asteroid, which is why we're using the double asteroid system to do this 1st safe test. of asteroid deflection. but that also means that we can't tell the difference between the small aster that we're hitting and the large asteroid that we're not until the last hour the mission. so the spacecraft has to be smart. the team here at

a p l that develop this algorithm has tested it thoroughly, but this is, this is a challenging test. and this is why we're taking these 1st steps. now to develop this technology before we need it, and what sort of damage could an asteroid of that size do if it actually hit the us? yeah, these asteroids that are a few 100 meters in diameter, are sort of of priority for planetary defense. that's because of the asteroids that have been found. none of them are on a course to hit the earth for the foreseeable future. so that's the good news. but of asteroids this size, we actually have found less than 50 percent of the population. by me, i mean that's the end, the world space agencies working together. so objects the size that we still need to find these asteroids, so we have that warning time. if something like that was to hit the earth that the devastation would go for, tends to 100 kilometers. and so you can imagine if this was over a populated area like a city or small state or a small country, it would be extremely devastating. and if this is a natural disaster that can be prevented,

you want to develop that technology and have that understanding of where the asterisk are to be able to make that be our future. and you alluded to it in the report. we saw just a few moments ago, but, but how long before we know whether this experiment has, has been a success while hitting me astride will be a success because that's definitely still one of the main challenges up here. but how, how effective is this technique at deflecting asteroids? that's the 2nd part of the test that we're doing, really, and that's, we're going to actually, italian space agency has a small cube sat that's contributed. they're going to take some pictures of the actual collision store. those on board and send them back in the days and weeks that follow. but we have telescopes involved in this observing campaign on all 7 continents. and in space. i mean, it's really been great to see this world wide international observing campaign come together, appoint these telescopes towards the demo system to maximize what we learned. they'll need to work for days and weeks in order to see just how much we deflected

the asteroid. and then that'll be important to inform the rest of our team actually, which represents 20 different countries that have stated the models to model the impact that amex, the object of production. because we want to know what we did to this asteroid, but more importantly, we want to know what that means for potentially applying it in the future. we wish you the best fancy will be watching with bated breath. really good talk to you many . thanks, dave. nancy chubb, at that thank you for having me. the british pound has fallen when all time low against the us dollar up before the party recovering. it fell nearly 5 percent as markets opened in asia on monday that i have comes as concerns are growing over the u. k. is economy also the new company down vail major tax cuts. investors have been on nourished by unnerved rather by the huge amount of money that the government is borrowing in order to fund package. i'll just here as nice. barker tells us more now about what this means for the british economy. give us the pound, plummets is

a value to $1.04 overnights is reflected in asian markets when the markets opened. here in london, it did ratty slightly, and now stands at around $1.07 the pixie $100.00 index is up marginally as well by 17 points decimal point 2 percent. but given how far the pound did plumb about plummets over the last 24 hours, it's hugely spooked investors. it's deeply worried. consumers on the long term projection of all of this is that they could well be parity between the pound and the dollar. before the year is through one forecast is suggested that there is a 60 percent chance of that happening in the next few months. what does this mean? well, it could be massively significant for both manufacturers, importers, consumers to see the value of the pound in people's pockets start to spiral as a country that is very dependent upon imports. and many of those good saw are

traded in sterling. so if you offer instance of manufacturer important goods into the country to make your product inevitably, you may well have to pass on the added cost on to consumers. adding to that commodities or oil and gas are all se traded in dollars as well. so despite the fact that the government last friday and it's fiscal announcement decided that it wanted to release and borrow a huge amount of cash to be able to show up the energy market. we may wealthy prices continue to rise anyway. the 3rd installment of our special investigation to labor files has been released. this spend one of the biggest leaks in recent british political history. al jazeera, has obtained files on a thing, evidence that britain's labor policy has a problem with racism at his law. a phobia shall reese from our investigative unit reports as well as hundreds of gigabytes of documents. the labor files include audio and video. my among them is a recording of a zoom meeting. mike, a senior labor figure speaks to

a large group of black and minority party employees. years ago, she was injured in a racist attack. i still look at a scar because it's stella, but i look at it most often in the workplace. i was held to different standards to white men, so i would be asked my opinion and immediately spoken other, as i responded, my skin color as me visibility, and yet my experience and skills are invisible and all these things up to an exclusive knots and inclusive culture in britain, black, asian and minority ethnic people are known as boehme and tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy corbin. this lead in 2015. and so i welcome. thank you all from all the different communities that have come here. and i am one of those in spite joined by corbin was marcia hutchinson. she selected as a labor counselor, but her experience troubles her. i faced more racism in my 5 years in the labor

party than i have in the rest of my life. combined. the labour files includes unpublished messages from a whatsapp group of senior management figures in the party. it refers to a black labor m p, who spoke about suffering, diabetes, diane, up at suddenly ill for today's votes, i was unable to make it. ha, ha ha. doctors note please. she literally makes me sick. i think scrutiny sang about a labor empty specialty. and it means that like, let's say say the former opposition attorney general shami chakrabarti is also disgust. oh, i'm sitting next to shami for dinner. tracy allen responds with an ice peak emoji. a nice peak was used by the soviet dictator, joseph stalin, to kill the young trotsky. the files include a 100 page, dorsey that is compiled by a member of the party and sent to the general secretary. the dossier concerns the

rise in the number of muslims joining the party in an east london barrow. this report describes the activities of a small group of labor party members involved in coordinated activities to take over both the constituency parties that make up the london barra of new m. the mendez in noon were essentially stokes. and for me, it posed a significant safety risk, because in the dossier was mentioned where members the part that caused the college station where the children went to school. it looked like somebody is course, currently monitoring me. i'm very upset in am. first of all, i'm surprised at the getting this information from and i'm upset about her the children andre children been subject to surveillance of i was the police. i be looking into investigating this dossier cuz it strongly suggests that the bible

parties been breaking the law. the labor party says it is establishing an independent process to investigate or complaints of racism, harassment, and discrimination. it has implemented codes of conduct on his lam, a phobia, an anti black racism, and had created a diversity and inclusion board. it denies it has been involved in any criminality in new him. phil reese al jazeera london, and you can see the results of the full investigation. the labor file is the hierarchy which investigates racism in the labor party. on tuesday, a 1200 hours g m t here on al jazeera, still to come here all that he's out. we'll take a look back at the life of the influential muslim scholar use of fall cutaway who's died at the age of 96 typhoon auto triggers and flash floods and knocks out power in the golden philippines. and i

my goodness, in school action from a dramatic nigel cricket and cut out cheat, and be here with that in a little over 20 minutes. ah . with hello there. let's look to the middle east and we got a bit of a windy situation down the gulf. that's thanks to us shamal. it's blowing down, kicking up some dust, creating hazy sunshine, and poor visibility for the likes of guitar and saudi arabia. you can see the dust is still there on tuesday, but it does start to clear as we go into the middle of the week temperatures on the downside, high thirty's for doha, as well as for rehab. but we will see some wounds come back in for western areas of iran, as well as that west coast of saudi arabia, a few showers popping about here and net, but much of the wet weather can be found to the north west of africa. and that,

thanks to her mean, it's a storm that's bought some heavy rain to the canary islands. it doesn't move away, things will be improving for morocco and lots of heat coming in for places like egypt, the temperature in cairo, continuing to rise wet around the gulf of guinea. those storms continue to rumble their way west. and as we had for the south, it's a large, wide picture for much of botswana and northern areas of south africa. the temperature improves in cape town, but hannah's book, which has seen the temperature well above the average, we'll see it start to come down cloudy on tuesday, but sunny on thursday at the weather. the news for me, so much is the use of evil under a labor government. it will not be tolerated. any one beneath the surface lies a dog. aside in bush politics, the labor file part 3 on al jazeera,

simple act to flying at flag. but in the occupied westbank raising the palestinian flag could get you shot or rested after that. also a ports of the 990 between the palestine liberation organization and israel. the found on the past indian flag was listed on the ground. it's becoming much harder to present any type of support for the palestinian cause. one day there are no palestinian flag. then next to each are filled with it's a b, y here. net by young men who are not even more windy is really government for the cleared the palestinian flag in lou

ah, hello again. adrian finnegan in dough. how about the diesel for motors syrup? the headlines and eastern russia man has opened far inside an army draft office, wounding unofficial. he was supposed to be upset that his best friend was being called on to fight in ukraine. earlier. the crown and spokesman admitted that some people had been called up by mistake. the border between columbia and venezuela has officially reopened for trade. the 2 sides comp diplomatic ties in 2019, after columbia's government recognized venezuela's opposition leader as president following a disputed election of the british pound is full, as with all time low against the us dollar before partially recovering. investors are worried about the huge amount of money the government is borrowing to fund the package of tax cuts. italy appears on course for its 1st fall right,

prime minister since world war 2. a right wing coalition lead by georgia maloney is projected to take a majority of seats in parliament. stephanie deca reports from rome the 1st day of the u. right wing reality for italy and feelings are mixed money a space dollar maturer? well, i expect more political self determination for italy now within the limits of the european union, so always to let ourselves be heard with a more decisive voice nor thought i didn't feel like the rocky level that evidently, i'm not someone who voted for her because i'm not a supporter of the right, but this doesn't mean that i think the country wanted to show once again a rebellion. i think that that we call it as political campaign, was completely wrong that he wasn't the right person. and i'm sorry for d toggles who voted for him, because it was evident he would have lost everything. politically. the center left democratic party came 2nd behind judge maloney's brothers of italy. but it's all about coalition politics here, which means they will be in the opposition or joan jordan. ne,

today's aside differently for europe, little tough days layer head. we fought as much as we could to avoid this outcome. we fought for values and would be taking italy into the future. crystal, ah, maloney addressed her supporters in the early hours of monday morning, saying she would represent all italians and unite the country to her right wing coalition gained around 44 percent of the vote with it, meaning it will hold a majority in both houses of parliament ah, she has good reasons to are to be happy. of course, because the, the party was so successful, 26 percent awe of divorce, which is huge result actually the greatest resolve of erotica, right, parked in europe. but at the same time, she has some good news to be worried about the stability of her government, new government. and this is due to the fact that the older partners of the coalition did not so well. and this might result, even in

a crisis of the league enterprises, of the leadership of the project right now. italian media across the political spectrum of called it historic. when an earthquake in the countries politics, maloney takes italy but georgia maloney's party has no previous government experience and considering the many challenges facing it's really like the energy and economic crisis. and the soaring cost of living winning may just have been the easy part. stephanie decker al jazeera, wrote the electoral success of the brothers literally as the latest a series of electoral wins by the far right in europe. earlier this month, the anti immigrant sweden democrats went from a fringe group to becoming the 2nd largest party in parliament. it may french presidential candidate marine la, and i got the highest share of the bows for a far right candidates in the country's history. 2 months later, a party's number of seats in parliament went from 8 to 189 after legislative elections in april, hungary, as white winged private as the vic to all bound one

a 4th term. while he doesn't identify himself as fall, right. his government has been accused of suppressing free speech targeting migrants and b, l g, b, t, community. their father, us x a back to las is a professor of european politics at the university of sorry, i asked him what the results in italy mean for the rest of europe. from one point of view, it is, it is a disastrous result for italian politics from another point of view. it's simply one more incident in arrange all the victories in many european countries. the far right up rise, that took place some years ago is still going on. and while we thought we had it, let's say under control in europe are precisely as a result of the, of the recent pandemic. another moves by the more progressive forces of the political spectrum we see kind of persisting and also, ah,

gaining some momentum in, in certain countries. france is a good example, but there are country specific circumstances. and of course, the, the longer the tradition of the far right in the country has been, obviously the more chances they have to compete them and gain visibility, but also significant victories. and there are other countries where opposition leaders or progressive parties have managed to acquire less or, or challenge those far right parties in their own, in their own fields. now the ongoing migration crisis that we have in the context of europe is certainly still making said headlines. and therefore, this is the part of the rhetoric that to the far i park is our building on the head of iran's nuclear agency says that allegations his country breached international agreements are fabrications by israel mohammed of slummy, spoke at the meeting of the un nuclear watchdog in vienna,

where the revival of the round nuclear deal is on the agenda, israel is frequently accused ron of enriching uranium past agreed limits. let's go live to viet up on to say was tossed to jabari. is that also what we expect to come out of this week long meeting? well, this is an annual event that takes in the $175.00 member states of the international atomic energy agency. and on the opening day, the opening speech was by the iranian delegation headed by mohammed s lemming. that is, he's the head of bronze atomic energy organization. and a, he basically reiterated his country's position. there is a 3 out standing safeguard issues that are at stake here. because the i e says that the iranians have not been able to answer sufficiently about those investigations about uranium particles that were found at facilities that are

undeclared, as nuclear sites. in iran, the iranians say that they have answered these questions before and that this is a politically driven investigation. now what we do know is that over the past hour or so, the a head of her ons, atomic energy organisation, mohammad as slummy, has been meeting with the director general of the i. e, a rafael grossi. and we just heard from the director general reference grow. see who said that dialogue has restarted with iran on clarification about standing safeguards or issues. and he said that i received no. hm. at a slimy, vp, and head of atomic energy organization of iran. this means that according to what he said earlier, ruffle gross, he said there had been no communication or dialogue between iranian officials and the i. e. a since june. this seems to be a step in the right direction. and we understand that the rain in delegation will continue the dialogue with the officials here, whether or not they will be able to reach some kind of

a conclusion about these investigations remains to be seen. but there certainly seems to be a desire to move forward, and this will be a significant step in those nuclear talks to restore the 2015 nuclear deal al jazeera storage. barry live in vienna, tor, somebody use of our kind of our way. one of the sony muslim was most influential religious scholars. his di, if he was 96, the cars are based cleric was a founding member of the international union of muslim scholars, jamal shall, looks back at his life uniform dental car. though he was one of the slums, most famous and influential scholars during the 20th and early 21st century, born in egypt in 1926 and colorado. we memorized for on by the age of 11, and was giving sermons when he was 16 years old. he studied at the centuries old, allows hall, university of which many of some new slams clerks and scholars graduates from. in

his late teens and colorado, we joined the muslim brotherhood eventually becoming one of its main theological and religious thinkers and remain. so even after he left the group, his membership of the brother had led him to being arrested several times. both during the reign of king for oak, and by the regime of gabriella the nozzle. by 961 and colorado, we decided to leave egypt due to the lack of freedom there. he arrived in a cutter, which eventually became his home. his speeches were now being eagerly listened to by muslims across the region. and even further, the late boxing wall champion mohammed ali included. and though we offered more than a 120 books, which have been translated into dozens of languages and his show religion and life that used to be brought costs on odyssey era was one of the most popular tv programs. in the arabic speaking world, the muslim scott was regarded by his followers, a moderates. his religious edicts was included banning female genital mutilation, honor killings, condemning the $911.00 wall trade center attacks and leading

a delegation. so i've got to stand in a bit to convince the taliban not to destroy the centuries old, but as statues and by me on, but always unwavering support for the palestinians and their right to self determination and him criticism by western governments. he was denied a visa to the u. k. in 2008 and france also later denied him and treat following campaigns by the pro israeli lobbies. there are men. he was also a fierce opponent of a summer phobia. heavily criticizing the french bound on the job in 2004 and calling for a boycott of danish goods for the publication of offensive cartoons of the province mohammed in 2011. and that he was among the 1st to lend his support to the arab spring uprisings, saying that it was forbidden in islam for regimes to oppress the people. and that every one had the right to live in freedom. it was about we who gave the 1st friday sermon and to square off the bottle was toppled. it was no surprise in the

following the 2013 crew in egypt to cease regime, confiscated the scholars assets tried him and then she and accused him of in fighting terrorism. unable to arrest him because he was out of the country egyptian authorities instead to change his daughter, ana, who remains behind bars. in solitary confinement, i'll cut, although we founded several institutions in his lifetime, including the international union of muslim scholars and the european fed to our council. through these and his books and sermons, his impact is likely to outlive him. with his passing, the muslim world has lost arguably its most influential and learned religious scholar of modern times lebanon's parliament has passed a national budget for 2022. it approved the spending plan as protests, as capitan the capital bay roots. the country faces an unprecedented economic crisis with many people falling into policy over the last 3 years. say the hotter has spoken to people who can try to access their frozen savings. lebanon's banking

association says banks have now reopened after a one week closure due to security concerns. but as you can see behind me, it's not business as usual depositors outside banks. there are there's k off. they can no longer customers can no longer enter bank branches without an appointment. many of these people are civil servants, members of the security forces. that's why there's a lot of tension. these people rely on their salaries, which they can now only get through a t. m. machines, so according to the banking association, they're reopening banks to serve the population. but people here are angry. why didn't banks closed? because there were a series of hold ups by depositors who are angry and desperate. and they were demanding their savings, which would have been tracked in the bank since late 2000. and 19. the reopening,

however, is not making their lives any easier for limit on they tell you to go to another branch, then you go find a closed. they tell you to leave. you ask some questions and they lie to you because they tell you to ask the security. we don't have answer saga all. i have my thought and i came to withdraw money there, humiliating people. they are disgusting. i don't know where we're heading, that people should any remain quiet, unions representing deposit or say the reopening of banks is not the solution. the solution is an economic recovery plan. a plan that has to be put together by the state, by the central bank, by the banks, and they need to incur, incur the financial losses. lebanon's financial losses amount to more than $70000000000.00. they say so far, it has been the depositors who have been paying the price. people are telling us, even they've been trying to call banks to make appointments and nobody's answering . so it's a very difficult situation. this crisis is not over. super typhoon not who has left

the philippines, but 6 people have died off the storm. tor, across the country's north, several people are missing. and as barnaby lo reports now bows in the capital, manella are already returning to their homes. serafina is kill, your junior has had difficulty moving since suffering the stroke last december. he can't walk up the stairs in his home. so in flood waters rosen, sunday he and his family had to evacuate it, doing that so bit of a porn. they said it was a super day boon we thought then we'd get flooded for sure. so we left for safer grounds through enough the flood game and he never super typhoon nor road dumped. torrential rains as it crossed the philippines. largest island liaison. fortunately for people in manila, the down poor stopped justice rivers began to overflow. by monday morning,

those who had fled to safety were back cleaning up their homes. while government workers cleared their streets, there were fierce the philippine capital with suffering catastrophic flooding reminiscent of that of typhoid kits on a back in 20 or 9. but it was largely spared the local environment. the officer of this manila suburb says the dredging of waterways also made a difference. yeah, to auto, i mean i did the originally low. we were dredging every day, so that gave dodie over the capacity. the whole marine, annabelle president, ferdinand marcus junior, also praised the preparedness of the government and of the people. i think i don't, it's clear from all this, sir, from what we did this last. this is a very, very important is for police on, on get people out of the areas of danger, of both all of your assets that you are going to use. despite those preparations,

nora was destructive. several rescue workers became the 1st known victims of the storm. an entire villages in the countryside remained flooded. many fear, the full extent of the damage is only just starting to become clear. ordinary low al jazeera manila hurricane ian is growing stronger as it had towards the western tip of cuba. thousands of people are preparing to leave the homes of the province of pino del rio, a storm surge of more than 4 meters is expected at augustin as more from havana. what was stormy and has now been upgraded to hurricane in, and it's heading towards cuba. it's due to impact the island in a few short hours. now the word hurricane is a cuban word. it was used by indigenous people here on the island long before the spanish arrived hundreds of years ago. and the cuban government has long been very, very good at protecting human lives in times of a hurricane. it's been recognized as

a global leader in hurricane risk management by the united nations. so key amongst people's worries, apart from that, that the physical safety protecting their lives are the an economic impacts that these hurricane inevitably bring. this hurricane is due to tear through ought to meet the province, which is just west of havana. that province provides a huge amount of food, of beans of rice, of vegetables, of meat, of fruit. large amounts of food will inevitably be destroyed by these hurricane. they always are uns, with the food situation in cuba. already very, very difficult with long lines of food that people have been coming up for for over 2 years. now, ever since the pandemic people are wide about the food insecurity that this hurricane may bring in the days and weeks ahead. monday marks 8 years since 43 students were kidnapped in mexico. the parents and human rights activists have been campaigning for justice ever since i was 0, as john holden reports now from mexico city. i. it's

a case that for the last 8 years is reverberated across mexico. on the rainy night in the country, southwest 43 students were hulu. fuss is taken away. never seen a guy who is this my then attorney general said a gun killed them in league with local police. he caught that the historical truth yet. it wasn't startling. regularities was soon found in the investigation. top. officials suspected of involvement remained untouched mexican. impunity that apparently struck again. oh, the student's parents and tens of thousands of others marched outraged with the case to went nowhere. now was the anniversary of the disappearance. his comes around again. things seemed to finally be moving little 20 for the 1st time this past august. the government back truth commission said this was a crime of the state with military police and government officials, all involved in the disappearances. benito, the ex attorney general,

zeus murray. your crime was arrested, put in prison and is waiting tro, those complaining for justice. hope it's just the start. was your 90 of albany. well, he's a high level official, but in the end we know who was responsible for this, which in this case was former president enrique pin anita opinion. it was not been charged, but his administration's been accused by investigators of a cover up then this month for former army general was arrested, met cuz human rights under secretary said that he allegedly oversaw the killing and disappearance of the bodies of sick students with the needles thus huge, the armies long thought to have been involved in the crime, but before it seemed untouchable. now the question is, how much further is the government willing to go public? prosecutors of issued arrest warrants for 40 full police officers and in total 20 military personnel in connection to the case law. will those warrants be served a lot? depends on that, especially as the army is a strong ally of the current mexican president and those men will lopez over the

door. what's happened in previous administrations, in cases like this one, is that they've arrested a couple of full were officials, but it's been more political posturing, point scoring than an attempt to really get to the bottom of things. and that's what the people who can't hear outside of the old attorney general's building together with these posters of the disappeared students, a hoping will be different. this time there will be a real, a time to get justice. the test of this government's commitment to justice is just beginning officials have the arrest warrants, will they finish what they started? john homan out, is it a metzger city? just ahead on that. he saw in sport, brazil, for path, for that final warm up batch before the consult world cup and be able to have just a few months. ah

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oh, a protest for his andy, thank you so much. i him, a lot of countries building up to the final much is before the football woke up in castle england versus germany. that's just kicking off in london. many people's favorite to win the world cup. brazil they faced you nicea in paris on tuesday, they've been impressive in the build up to the finals. they were beaten, sorry, unbuttoning qualifying. they go into tuesdays game having basically gone us 3 know the south americans of course, 5 time world champions and they won the world cup when it was last held in asia in south korea and japan in 2002. well, joining us now from miami when ron go, our old friend he'll be coming over to catch off of iteration will cut we hope one

. brazil. ranked number one in the world. do they look like well, champions at this point? what are the surely looking like? especially after the match again gunner, where they truly did whatever they wanted wherever they wanted. however, they wanted against the black stars. only one match that they lost an official measure, competitive match, i should say that final, the comerica against argentina. and so far, you start to see a teacher that begins to reinvent this brazil side because the plethora of options . it's crazy to start seeing this, but you're going to see some of the top attackers for result might be a few that might not even go to the world cup because of the depth of brazil does have. so that's going to be one of the big tests for this last night. some spots still up in the year for brazil to be able to fill. but for the most part, it's a tremendous problem for teacher to have going into guitar without getting too carried away. you mentioned that arch insane or in this, this, this narrative that's building up behind lino massey,

what looks to be his well cup. and without getting to carried away, that same does look as though now it could be that same that could when finally this tournament full messy, how are they looking at the moment? well they, they looked very good on, on friday i happen to be at the match in, in, in over hard rock stadium in miami where they basically bow class a honda aside that wanted to compete. but ended up basically admitting, saying, you know, we, we ended up learning a lot of lessons in the how to play in argentina. aside, how to play eliano messy. that it's, that just only being able to position yourself or have tactical awareness. it's be able to understand the mental aspect of this entire argentina side that is now having not only why, but also a collective way to play that if message not involved necessarily, they can still be just as effective. obviously we're having a lino, messy at this stage of his career with the players that he has around him, ends up being basically

a cherry on top as far as the attack is concerned. but you've seen an argentine aside, that is very solid. now for $34.00 matches, i'm beaten. and when you get an impression that messes enjoying his international football now has always been this impression. i've had that he fails as though he's carrying that show very heavily. but now with those other players around him, it looks as i was enjoying his song with it. same now. oh, he looks, it looks it. and if he's not, he's a very good actor to be quite honest with you. but you see that he's truly enjoying . he's actually been enjoying go into the national team for a couple of years now. and the, a lot of credit has to be given to, you know, scholarly who's taking some of that weight off of him. and also the players around him now that are willing to take on some of those challenges and say, hey, we're here, we're going to help you we. you are the reason why we want to win the world cup for our didn't tina for the 1st time since 1986. so you do see that relief. you do see that argentina end up being collectively a very, very galvan i side with a very,

very important objective in mind. yet we will not buy that objective and when an arch insane, it will be in the cat. so before too long for that story to continue, thanks so much for now. when are under the soon now? tom brady couldn't quite get the tampa bay buccaneers over the line. and the nfl game against the green bay packers. a contest between 2 legends of the game, bring by quarterback are not just coming out on thought leading his side to a 1412 when this was roach's 2nd. when in 5 meetings against friday could be final missing on the field. how hard in our jobs got there and school point. so we haven't, we just not doing it, but you know, i can score points if we don't execute well. so they did better job than us. yeah. they have good, good defense, good physical defense. them a lot of credit. they force us to make a lot of good plays and we just didn't do a great job. an execution. i have a ton of respect for him. he's been

a trailblazer at the position for a long term. i'm thankful to be in the conversation with some all time greats in this generation for like i'm in that conversation and it's been a, been a lot of fun competing as time over the years. and it's always nice coming out on top because it hasn't happened many times. now, heavyweight boxing champion tyson theory, has returned to social media to announce that his proposed fight with antony joshua is off the b. b. c. title held, a fury had set a deadline of monday afternoon for all the contracts to be signed and agreed upon. the all british consist of in pencil in for december, the 3rd, joshua had been offered the fight, despite suffering to straight losses against ukraine's alexander music. day day has come and gone. it's gone past 5 o'clock, monday. no contract has been signed. it's officially over for joshua. he's now out in the cold with the war black again about it. and pakistan's credit is

full of a dramatic when in karachi to a level that he 20 series against england, england had victory in sight. in this woman, it is just 5 runs off the last and bows. let me see what gets in succession from pakistan's. stormhall harris ralph and no one else in the final. oh but so the hosts over the line game 5 at this 7 match series takes place in the whole on wednesday. i can that is i suppose looking at it. that's it from him, from meal. he's back a little later, mary. i'm standing by love them to update you just a couple of minutes. ah .

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