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polls are about to close on the final die of referendums, held and for rushing, controlled regions. if you crime with it, they should join moscow. they include the self declared that don, it's kindler, hans republics in the east and parts of her soul and separation. and the south cave and its western allies have criticized the poles as a sham. but president vladimir putin says that aimed at saving the people living in the regions gun. usually she would near her of course, to day, amid the special military operation and referendums in the dumb boss, saving people in all territories where the referendum is held is at top of the mine and in the center of the attention for our entire society in our country, this is natural because it's connected with dramatic sense, but i would, across russia, mobilization drive as continuing, despite protests and the rest of hundreds of people. well,

these are pictures of new recruits leaving st. petersburg, released by russia's defense ministry. but thousands of russians have been rushing to the borders, trying to enter a neighboring countries. georgia says the number arriving each day has nearly doubled since president putin announced the call up officials and cossacks down one of russia's close allies. say they are struggling to accommodate tens of thousands of people, but we are live to moscow. m, i'm in the 1st that said to creevy, written ukraine, where hota abdel hm, it is. and how is the referendum they're being viewed and you crime? well, i mean, we heard several times, some president as a lensky, that in his words, this was a sham and a legal referendum that had no basis for it to be considered. ah, when you speak to people, they also kind of shrug it off, but it does bring a whole load of worry. most of the people i spoke to would tell you that they do

know the results of the referendum without waiting to for 5 days of voting. actually voting should be ending quite soon if not. now in the next couple of hours in these 4 regions, are what people are worried about is what happens after the referendum and we so over the past 5 days, oh civilians trying to get out of a loo. hands have done yet as a parade. yeah, of have so which is just about an hour drive from where i am. oh they and they've been saying all along the same thing. some will tell you that this referendum for them was the last drop. they didn't mind stay for 7 months. under rocco, russian occupation, they say that lately it had become a much more strict and much harder to live. but there is that fear of mobilization . there is that fear that once you know russia does declare these 4 regions,

some of them partially because their primary gender ness, for example, russia only controls about half of those region and have sony does, couldn't it controlled by a large except a string sort of a northern belt of towns and villages that have been a recently retaking in a landscape controls the whole region bar one town. there is fear of mobilization. people will tell you that they're trying to get specie the youth out of there. we heard reports that anyone below the age of 35, for example, was stopped at the last check point. at the russian checkpoint. coming out i was apple read that has been extremely faithful, painful for the rest of the families coming out. and then people are worried because they say, well, so was, is going to happen now to people living under occupied side there under russian control. restart. fighting with the people living under side with the ukraine under ukrainian side. and those can be relatives fighting each other. those can be

friends fighting each other as though people are worried about what is going to happen next more than their referendum, per se, or the results of the referendum, which many told me on they want. they knew exactly what would the outcome would be . oh to thank you so much. that is what a dull hamid for us and you kind of mohammed fall is in the russian capital for us . and poll said about to close. so what are the authorities? they're saying about these referendums, muhammad? well tom i lost you a bit here. the phone what's being said here is this is a coronation of the efforts by the russian federation. this is the correlation of the sacrifices of the soldiers who died in battle to defend russian. what will be now called russian nationalists in a few days. perhaps those communities not have asked for help from the

motherland. according to the media here and to the official narrative. they have been given a chance to vote and to accept to, to join the country. they feel they belong to the part of history. so let me put in from day one, when not to find them was announced. she declared that she would accept the results immediately and the expectation is not. but after the announcement of the results, probably after to morrow, the rush into my will meet and they will endorse. that is i'm as heard a said and the feeling is that this is a said not complete the media talking about high turn out. so this is a concluded process, it will be closed in a few hours, maybe, maybe it's about to close. so it is a fait accompli these regions are going to join russia. russia is going to make

that official in a, in a, in a speech by president vladimir put in a probably on the 13th of this month. it's a moment of history being felt here in russia and what's after the. 8 decision and the declaration will be different from what's before it, because now the russian government is going to present this as a case of defending the motherland. and there is no escape. and there is no excuse for any russian citizens to try to avoid the drafting and avoid the fighting in east and ukraine. mohammed val, for us in moscow, thank you very much. but there's plenty more hid on this news. hell, including $28000000000.00, a harrowing estimate of damage from pakistan's, devastating floods that could push millions of people into poverty. $100000000.00 decisions, the cost of not getting vaccinated for this in

b a stamp. farrah explains, and sport. ah, would you pens, former leadership or by has been honored in a rear state funeral with world leaders? joining prime minister from york is shita and paying tributes. ave was assassinated in july while campaigning and parliamentary elections. but many opposed the expensive funeral. following revelations about abbeys and the ruling parties ties to the controversial unification. church brought mcbride reports from tokyo and a warning to our viewers. his report contains flash photography. the remains of shinto bay were carried into the venue by his widow. lucky i accompanied by the current prime minister to me, o casita, whose decision it was to go ahead with this controversial states funeral. more than

4000 guests, including many dignitaries in world leaders, they heard casita the tribute to his friend and mental prime minister orbit. rest, well, after all that you have done for our nation, and thank you, most sincerely, may you rest in eternal peace. ave served as prime minister twice coming to power a 2nd time. as japan was recovering from the 2011 earthquake concern army. and that was really the spirit that prime minister did bring to japanese politics. opt in the focus, humor, disaster. yes, japan has got what he takes to be a global contender. he was credited with making japan more assertive internationally. but his critics accuse him of moving the country away from it, traditional parts of pacifism. and many people have been protesting against this event. they've been, ang, goodbye, the cost. and revelation since the assassination about links with the unification

church or so called moonies. have also heard his reputation and that of the current government, still thousands turned down from all parts of japan to pay their respects. you know, the more he's always stood up for. he believes, even when many were against him, but i'm sure i like i'll be very much so happy to see how many people have turned out long lines, waiting patiently to lay flowers as their own tribute. his legacy will certainly be a controversial one responsible for policies that will often divisive here. but since they seem determined to change japan's position in the world and he'll be remembered as one of his country's most significant political figures. robert bride, how does era took care? well, it speak to tumble, he call a ton of gucci. he is form of special adviser to the cabinet of prime inefficient ave. he is also professor at cairo university in japan. he joined us from tokyo.

thank you very much for being on this news. our now i understand you attended our base funeral, can you give us a sense of what it was like to be? there was very much deep and joined by friends, many officials, but among them were bears real friends like no random audi for success, it goes straight to prime ministers and british tourism may and from the middle east kings and sign of jordan, amy or guitar. these are 2 gentlemen who have been very much widely known to be very, very close to she is a lot better. so she would be very gratified to see those friends coming all the way from many corners of the world to pay tribute to you personally. what was he like as a man, as a leader?

he had a vision in this age that shina is getting stronger japan and he is next to. ready 3 nuclear, non democratic nations of russia, north korea, china, japan, badly needs allies, partners, greater diplomatic horizons, dot those words what she's attempted to do by forging quad relationships with india, australia, the united states, and by proposing a new geographic concept of the indo pacific region. and free and open to pacific. so he succeeded in expanding japan's diplomatic horizons. re a trade for a japanese prime minister. may i say there's been plenty of talk about how he will be remembered. but what do you think his legacy will be? well, his legacy is a to a strength in japan's media. terry, visa,

the china as aggressive poster and the very much necessary because as i say, japan is in a very much dangerous and shaky neighbourhood. very few advanced the democratic nations on like this neighbor, 23 non democratic nuclear powers and you know, for japan to stand tall, it needed to, to ally with countries such as the united states. and i'm sorry, so that's what does a lot of it did. but nothing is complete without boosting japanese economy. and in order for, in order for japan to boost its economy, nothing can be achievable without people, especially young people becoming more boy and becoming more forthcoming about the future. and the young people received that message that she was aiming

at boosting the morale of the young people. so the 2 mile long to that you saw around the venue quite a few young people. 20 something 30 something. also, we did see a number of protests is obviously his funeral has been quite divisive with the costs. what do you make of of it all? i think those are the people who hit the street and cried out loud that japan should do anything to change the interpretation of the constitution so that japan could work more in tandem with countries like the united states. it is characteristic if you look at those pictures, photographs, 6070 percent of them, city or citizens, a baby boomers. in other words, who grew up entirely believing that japan's neighborhood would be eternally p

peaceful. which is far from the case. okay, will help will his ties to the controversial unification church mpeg. how he is remembered? obviously that has been extremely controversial in the last few months. if you see one video message sent by, she's a robert to one of the international gatherings hosted by the unification church. it is evidence that she had a deep and strong bond with that religious group. i think it's too far fetched. she's a bad dates and beat it message to one of the international gatherings together with donald j. trump, of the united states and other international leaders. in the video, he talked about how important it is for democratic leaders to work together

in this age of invasion of russia into ukraine and taiwan and becoming target another target for china. so that's what she said in that video i, he didn't say anything about the faith based organization. okay. well we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time. that is tommy he, coke tongue, a good she for us from turkey. i thank you. thank you. with $28000000000.00. that's the estimated cost of the damage caused by the devastating floods in pakistan. the country suffered unprecedented floods brought on by heavy monsoon rains, and melting glass is more than 1300 people were killed. and around one 3rd of the country was at one point submerged. and you assessment by the government is around one point. 8000000 jobs have been lost. pushing poverty levels up by 5 percent.

come all harder has more from islamic bars. the dos drug get their dime when the country the economy was already in bad shape and inflation or didn't order dime. hi . this is probably the worst guys have focused on since independence. it has watched the read thousands of kilometer charge of highway system rigid, displaced or affected over $30000000.00 reaper and rear door or 70 percent of those who are affected by the water. and the fact that the religious, where do you live, are still under water? 70 percent out in the open. didn't good for 1000000 children to 1000000 households gone. and up to a 1000000 life dog launch dead rad show. huge, large shade for the struggling economy. and of course, the fact that now that is

a bigger tragedy that is unfolding in the form of diseases, water born diseases. there are thousands of, of diarrhea that are cases of dang give fever because the stagnant water edge become perfect reading ground for much good go and did a huge challenge. and there are estimates that there is construction and rehabilitation could take years if not mon, or take anything from 2 to 10 years to be able to rebuild some of the infrastructure that also includes over 24000 schools and several other key installation jo and did a huge dodge, facing the government as far as the relocation reconstruction and trying to get the economy back on track. let's bring in chelsea murray. she is federal minister for poverty alleviation and social safety. she joins us live from islamic bob. now thank you so much for being on this new our. it's been

a few weeks since the worst of the flooding. can you explain just what the situation is like the now how bad it still is? well, thank you very much for having me, tom. yes, the situation is really grave, it's really painful and i was listening to the report. i completely agree with what was being said. in fact, 33000000 people and focused on have been displaced as a result of these catastrophic floods. and the unprecedented dreams that began somewhere around the 20th of june this year. i mean there is a regular monsoon, but this is totally unprecedented focused on has never experienced this amount of 3 and this scale of catastrophe that we're facing today. and they've been now many dead. you quoted figure, 1300. i believe it's now almost 1500 and many, many people are injured houses,

completely lost properties. you talk about agriculture, land that is under water cat too. so, i mean, it's huge, the kind of devastation that back on is facing today is huge and it's yes, we'll take years for us to get back on track and develop the way we'd like to develop this country. it's not just the physical damage of it's been done though with the flooding source. i mean 1800000 people have lost their jobs that has a much longer lasting impact doesn't to us. well, yes, of course. the impact is going to be expedients for many years. i hope that we are able to get back on track before the time that we are expecting, but that would require

a lot to be done and resources that we need. we've appealed to the was you, as you know that the prime minister of focus on is one, is a foreign minister focused on they have been reaching out to people to countries, to agencies. and the estimates were around $28000000000.00 to $30000000000.00. and as you introduced me as a minister for bob, a television and social safety and the fact that poverty is definitely going to increase and has increase the see the kind of damage that we're facing, where people have lost homes that lost livelihoods. and there was an announcement made by the government just focused on to reach out to the flood defected people through the data that is available with my ministry under the program called been as he didn't come support program, which is the most successful program. not only focused on, but also in the region in terms of social protection. so we have a data of around $34000000.00 households,

which is about $38000000.00 families. and the prime minister pakistan made an announcement where he announce around 70000000000 rupees. and so far we spend $50000000.00 rupees in cash disbursement $25000.00 rupees per family, which comes to around $161.00 per effective family. and as i speak to you today, we reach to $2000000.00 families today by spending an amount of being $50000000000.00, which comes to around $213000000.00. so this is the kind of cash relief that was provided to people immediately. soon as we could go out on the field and we started on the 19th of august until today we've been able to reach out to to 1000000 families. so i know this is not enough, but this was the, this was not only the best relief that we could provide,

but also given the conditions on ground like the road connectivity internet connection, the liquidity issue with banks and so many other problems. detroit, all those challenges we were there on ground in a very, a record dime industry just on the aid. how much has actually been given from the international community. is there a sense that pakistan has been forgotten about well, there has been, there been pleasure as you know, the last un flash of feel that the fundamental sto box on this to be level, which is that he has me. it's a we had an estimate, a $1.00 trillion dollars. that is a pledge of cause many pleasures it is coming, but it's not, it's not bad as yet the full amount. and so we, we definitely are looking forward to it. there have been countries who sent us

support because we need tens, we need food, the dry ration we and the medicines of course, because that is going to be and other catastrophe in the coming in the coming days . it's already in the making. and like i was listening to the report, rightly so the water borne diseases, the skin issues, what is stagnant? so not only the human life gets affected, but also the capital gets affected, which is the livelihood of so many people and focused on and losing cattle means a lot to the people today. so we've already had, we already had to face so much last, i mean i have from a district which is calamity hid districts hunger in the south of boca san. so i mean, i can't even explain to you when words what we are going through it's, it's terrible beyond anyone's imagination. thank you so much for your time. we will have to leave it there. that is, shows the murray, the federal minister for poverty alleviation and social safety. thank you. or her

can, ian is better in cuba and blowing a path towards the u. s. mainland, it's threatening to be the most powerful storm to hit florida in more than a century. bernard smith reports glowing through the cayman islands, hurricane he in off the taste of what is about to come. cuba and the u. s. mainland, the islands national emergency operation center, has now given the all clear as he and heads across the caribbean. we may have to turn around the international space station showed the eye of the storm as it approached cuba. with winds reaching a 155 kilometers per hour, it made land fall in the west as a risk of widespread damage in a country already suffering and economic crisis. then in ins, path is florida. it's more than a century into a storm like this last threatened the tampa bay area. oh, it's hard when there's

a snow i'm having away with. the problem here is that storms approaching from the south for huge amounts of water up into the shallow tampa bay. inundating homes and businesses with a storm surge up to 3 meters high. many people decided to head out of town rather than enjoy the hurricane. though sitting tight stocked up before heading home to batten down the hatches with e and approaching the u. s. mainland federal government has declared a public health emergency for florida. that has a population of 21000000 people. bernard smith, alger 0. well, let's get more on hurricane end with al jazeera meteorologist, everton fox. and what more can you tell us about the storms? what, you know, what's on the, the worst it probably just about over for cuba, by the end of the day it will be through but different story when it gets to florida taylor satellite pitch,

you can see the position of the storm made landfill a few, a few hours ago, of course, and just to make up the i, the storm just to the far west of gib to the west of havana there. it will continue to make his way further northwards. i say it's kind of like to storms in one here, really because look at the movement of that is making its way north at 20 promises per hour as quite a lick. it is a beefy storm 205 kilometers per hour. significantly higher gusts, of course, those damaging gust will add to the problems here. so it does come with life threatening storm surge flash floods and the mud slides that we would expect. it is moving very quickly as i say. and by the end of tuesday, it's pretty much gone. there will be quite a legacy of showers, just rolling back him behind it was that western side of cuba, few i with was east as well as sir. make our way a little further north and into the gulf of mexico, and this is when things really do pick up some what those wins. they'll get up to around 220 kilometers per hour. that's we went to a cat before storm, so catastrophic flooding, catastrophic wind damage,

certainly possible the movement then it looked at 6 kilometers per hour. that is walking pace. and that is going to be a big problem. we're looking at maybe a 2 to 3 meter storm search, as it makes us way up that western side of a florida long duration of the rainfall in some parts could well see maybe 300 to 400 millimeters of rain, one or 2 spots could even see, $500.00 millimeters bring half a meter over the next few days. so that is where the stays pitch of the storm. not too far away. as we make our way through wednesday, it will make its way further. north was, as a storm is moving from south to north, strongest winds on the eastern side of the storm says can be right at that west coast of florida. and we're going to see that story such really pushy, wrought up the west coast wednesday into thursday. you can see it's still there and by friday, still just about making his way across the border of florida. and it's really gonna be into the weekend before things finally clear away. tom. okay, thanks so much for that updates. if it's in her more than 800000 people in vietnam,

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ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour poles have closed on the final day of referendums, held and for russian controlled regions of ukraine, a whither they should join moscow. they include done it scandal, hans, can the east and parts of her soul ends up a risha in the south cave and is western allies have criticized the poles as a sham were tributes. have been paid to japan's formal additions are ave, at a rear state funeral ave was assassinated in july while campaigning a hit of parliamentary elections. hearken, ian has made land full and wisdom. cuba officials have been working to evacuate thousands of people and protect homes. the category 3 storm is hitting towards the us state of florida. with an old stream,

$1.00 and $2.00 gas pipelines have sustained unprecedented damage. in one day, according to the networks operated north stream, a g. it says it's impossible to know when the system will be restored will not stream one normally ships gas from brush it directly to germany. but deliveries were suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off over sanctions. denmark and sweden 1st report of the lakes near the island of bornhold and shipping near the lions has now been restricted. some e u members are pointing to an active sabotaged dish monitors latonya. today we faced an act of sabotage. we don't know yet all the details of what happened, but we can see clearly this is an act of sabotage, an act which likely means a further step of escalation of the situation in ukraine. la, now joined by catherine porter. she is an energy consultant at what logic she joins

us from winchester. thank you very much for being on the program with her the pipeline sustained, unprecedented damage. just how is this? well, it's really right. i mean, it's wrap the one pipeline to suffer a problem and now we have 3 separate pipes within the same sort of general area all experiencing problems within 24 hours per president. and german sources and russian authority say they're not rolling out an active, sabotaged. what do you make of theirs? well, i think everyone's really scratching that had the time, understand what happened here and what the motivation behind it to be is supposed to fail. normally you have something like correctional fatigue. well, no dream. she was a brand new pipe and then you can look at maybe some construction problem like whole p welding. but then on the other hand, we've got issues now with dream on, and that's been operating since 2012. so it's very difficult to come up with a rational and explanation of these things like what,

what effect is this going to have on europe's energy crisis, especially now that going into winter i'm not sure how much back in wood stream she had not received permission to open a tool and i was expecting that it would gain one close at the end of august. the market's really adjusted to that, not being at all pricing either. so, you know, we might see some more reaction in the market today. this doesn't really change the fundamentals of the market for the windsor. ok, what, what does that mean for russia? well, it is quite a strange situation because if these pipes the damage now and then obviously they need to be repaired, they could be again. so it's hard to really find a rationale for them to do this. i'm of course, where you can make a decision as to whether or not it's gonna stream on that had permission to be used . if the pipes have been deliberately sabotaged and obviously not restrict the option to do that until the bikes repaired,

i'd say that really would mean that russia has to use the other pipelines to ukraine, such extreme pie from fuel so young through poland. okay, if it was 7 touch, who would have the most to gain out of disrupting the flow of guess? well, this is a really difficult question to answer because mcgasey wasn't flowing. i'm so it's really unclear who would benefit on that. i'm. this is close to the infrastructure within the region. i am, but if you wanted to disrupt that infrastructure, you could talk to directly, i'm really just unclear. and i think many people in the market really just wondering was why is this happened? why these particular parts? i had this issue with this particular time. it seems unlikely to have been an accident because these things occur sufficiently for a policy that it's unlikely to be the same thing that affected all the pipes. i am bus a motivation for really unclear ok. thank you. that is catherine porter. she

is an energy consultant at what logic from when she has to thank you so much for joining us. again. or the british pound value has stabilized. as the government and central bank tried to come 5th volatile economy. the currency regained a little more than one percent of its value against the dollar on tuesday, following a steep fall of nearly 5 percent the day before. will that fall followed a series of tax cuts announced by new chancellor, quasi qua ting investors were unnerved by the large amount of money. the government is borrowing to funds that package would join the ho has more from london, but tuesday has been slightly calmer than monday. when the value of the pound touched historic lows against the dollar of $1.03, it's now recovered to $1.00 and around $0.08, but that's still extremely low. and with it, of course, the value of government debt has plunged,

meaning the cost of government borrowing has gone up. the cost of particular 10 year bonds is now as expensive as its been since $2976.00. and that was the year when the international monetary fund was called in for an emergency loan, a bailout for a falling pound. at that point, the result of the last time, such expensive tax cuts were included in a budget that led then to spiraling inflation. what is going on essentially now is a massive crisis of confidence among investors who are incredulous, frankly, it's quite how this government plans to pay back the borrowing it will take on to fund those 45000000000 pounds worth of tax cuts, $48000000000.00 worth the to a pretty close to parity. now the falling pound means imports get more expensive and the net importer of what it consumes that will add to the cost of living crisis, probably to the rate of inflation, all of which will have the entirely opposite effect intended effect of causing

quality things. many budget fiscal event call it what you will last week, which it had been hoped would make people feel a little bit better off. ok, let's return to the surprising lakes and the, nor the stream one into gas pipelines which have sustained, unprecedented damage in just one day. according to the networks operate and nor the stream i g, it says it's impossible to know when the system will be restored. of the vast joins us live now from leudemann and germany, the point where nor the stream deliveries reached land. what more can you tell us at the stage? while absolutely unprecedented, it happened overnight, 1st, the danes and then the sweets for reporting an enormous league in the gas 5 pipeline north, free one. and then just a few hours later, also north stream tooth seems to have a significant league. we're not only talking about cracks, we're talking about

a huge hole. apparently it's also visible. gas is basically bubbling up to the surface, the danes, and also the sweets have now warned any boats or the traffic on the water to avoid that area. because it's of course, pretty dangerous and it's also quite some toxic material leaking into the sea. there's a lot of speculation on who is behind this. some of course have already ruled out. they have said we can't rule out sabotage because 3 leagues unprecedented the size slice. it can't be a coincidence. that's what the 5 minutes of denmark has. that's also a german name, security official. it looks more like a violent act than a technical problem with the strongest has been the prime minister of poland. that right out, it's been sabotaged. there's an investigation. now ongoing 3 countries are involved

in it. but meanwhile, of course, it's very controversial which is being discussed for a long time seen as also the reason that europe and mainly germany has been. so depending on gas, it's not at the moment open for gas. 1 to him to was just close by russia a couple of weeks ago. no, no it's. we might not have to say, no, it's for him to do. and i'm standing here right now has never been used because just before it was about to be opperation all, it's been an expensive project many years in the making. but just before it was meant to open just before the war, the invasion in ukraine's it germany decided to not open it. so basically there is no problem now with the gas as coming to germany through the spine light because it wasn't coming any gas to it is by blight. but of course, it makes clear that a, for the die being for sure not 31 can't give any gas to germany any time soon. can

you just give us a little bit of background about why the nodes from pipeline is so important, especially for europe? well, germany is the pending was depending on russian gas for 40 percent, even before not know what stream to was to finalize. so it would even increase to dependent on russian gas even more. so it was very debated a lot here in europe, but also criticized heavily, but by the united states why europe wanted to be so depending on rush and gas, it was a lot of criticism. also under risk, europe was taking maybe a politically used by russia that could be sabotaged. now of course, we're seeing that exactly these warnings are now becoming reality if dis, sabotage claims can actually be proven in the next few weeks or months to come. because of course, there's no, no reason to, to thing, maybe we can't even know ever who is going to be behind this. there's a lot of speculation at the moment, so it's difficult to say ok,

stick verse and for us alive from leudemann and germany. thank you. very much for that in india, protests are being held over the death of a 15 year old student, allegedly beaten by his teacher demonstrations, turned violence in the state of utter per dish. the boy belongs to the dallas community that are discriminated against under the hindu cast. hierarchy, the teacher has not been found and belongs to a community regarded as upper cost. a series of beatings and rapes of members of india's dallas community have been carried out in recent weeks. who poverty, metal reports from new tele, there is growing anger against cost as well and cost based violence. it india last evening widened protest broke out in a city in northern, in del, over the boy's death. the family says that the boy was beaten by his teacher a few weeks ago for making a spelling error. now, the family has called this

a cost this his crime. this family is from the lowest costs in the him, the cost system, the social hierarchy system. this community is often treated as untouchables, not on touch ability and yet is banned, but remains ramps. and the police have filed a complaint against the teacher who they say is obscure funding. you know, this comes as hate crimes like these have become more common and have been in the news more often. according to the gotten a going to government data about 5 costs based hate crimes take place every hour on average in the country. now in that does have strict and stringent laws against crimes like these. in fact, a few years ago, some of these laws were even strengthened, but active and say that enforcement remains weak. we've also seen members of this community mobilized and sucked their right increasingly over the last few years.

but their efforts have often been met with more discrimination. and as in incidence, like these more violence, columbia and venezuela have re opens their borders to cargo, potentially enabling billions of dollars and trade. after a years long closure alessandro from p a. t reports from the colombian border town of dakota. adorned with flags from both countries, the 1st cargo trucks cross the border between colombian, venezuela. after years of political conflict, it's a highly symbolic moment, as delegations from both governments smith in the middle of the simone believe, a bridge, colombia, new left wing presidents with several pay through had made the reopening of the border. a key campaign promise. your years on the study, i think today's a historic day for the region for the country for south america and globalization is 1st and foremost the relationship between neighbors. anyone who measures the

flows of trade or cultural change and population movement will always find that the greatest amount is between neighbors. that is how it was here before securing madness to over hearts and brains. the 1st struck, crossing from columbia were loaded with toilet paper, plastic and medical supplies. the one from many swell with rolls of aluminium gratian believes that 3 countries will reach a 1000000000 us dollars by the end of the year, and possibly for 1000000000 us dollars by the end of its administration for years from now. and they hope that most will benefit the 1000000 the people that live along the border this will help with the shortages and venezuela and reduce contraband. and the extortion as we were subject to to, to crow. i think it will make it easier when they have relations between the 2 countries had reached rock bottom in 2019. when former colombian president divan

duke has spearheaded efforts to force redeem change in venezuela. the shut down wars insecurity along the border, emboldening crime gangs, the control smuggling and drug trafficking. local inter coroner's say the border should never have been shut. grandma said diagnostic, it's been 7 years without the vehicles passing through here, right? greatly affecting the cultural, the social and economic reality of the region for millions of people had to learn dangerous crossing were ending up victims of violence of his appeared in the river . but what's coming? it is a different border that will hopefully generate employment for all the while the reopening is a welcome. first step, everybody here agrees much more needs to be done to overcome the economic security and humanitarian crisis affecting this border region. allison ram, get the al jessie archuleta was still

a hit on al jazeera and sport. basketball authorities are investigating the molly tame after a fight breaks out between its own players. details coming up ah

with ah ah ah, nasa has deliberately smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid in the world, so it happened in real time. it was all done in the name of humanity survival, rob reynolds explains. 11000000 kilometers from earth, the spacecraft hurtled closer and closer to the rocky asteroid. that was its target

. and then bull's eye. oh, scientists and engineers at mission control, cheer as the spacecraft smashes into a far off asteroid hold done more full so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by massive space rocks, we are showing that planetary defense is a global endeavor. and it is very possible to save our planet masses, double asteroid redirection test, or dart was launched in november last year. its entire mission was to ram into de morpho at a speed of more than 6 kilometers per 2nd, or 3600 kilometers an hour. the result, it's hoped a gentle nudge pushing the asteroid on a new path over many years. the change in trajectory will grow larger,

while di morpho itself is not on a course to collide with earth. space rocks like the one that flashed across the sky in russia 9 years ago, hit the planet all the time. and the big ones can change the course of life on earth. 65000000 years ago, a huge object crashed near the yucatan peninsula, causing global devastation. scientists believe the impact is directly linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs. getting rid of t rex in their kin was a good thing for us, mammals, but another collision of the same magnitude won't be, it could destroy us all. so the international consortium behind dart hopes to defend the earth from potential catastrophe, by combining careful observations to identify asteroid threats, years or decades ahead of time, along with the ability to knock them off their collision course. yet there are no known astride breadth by when we find one in the future. maybe we'll have the technologies to potentially preventive di morphis's,

new trajectory will be studied for years to come. the information gleaned from the test will hopefully help prevent humanity from suffering the same fate as the dinosaurs rob reynolds al jazeera time for sport. now his farrah. com. thank you so much. england and germany shared that goal. 6 goals, wembley, but both coaches were left with plenty to think about before they arrived at the world cup. germany blue with 2 gl lead and the 3 all draw which gave both teams reasons to be hopeful and concerned. i had the finals in our so how molly reports, i li, rosanna, interesting with the world cup less than 2 months away. old rivals, england and germany played out at thriller at wembley stadium. the nations the contest being both sides last much before the finals. the 3 after goals 1st off, things came alive after the break with england after showing defend

a harry mcguire conceding a penalty. manchester cities l k gun don't slotted away with ease to make it one. no that was perfectly replaced by okay. go do a quarter of an hour later things got better for germany. donna from chelsea's chi haven't putting the visitors to walk. it seemed like it was all over for england, change it, but they rallied. luc shows, edward snuck over the line to make it to one and moments later, mason mount got the whole side on level to england, then one a penalty of the dude bellingham was brought down just inside the box. harry came stepped up against and converted england. 3rd, go in 12 minutes to go to his team's 3 to lead. didn't last long vote on as spill by england's keep. and nick

pope allowing habits to level things up with his 2nd goal of the night. it ended $33.00. a result that will give both garrath southgate and hansley flick plenty to think about before. carter 2022. so halem elite al jazeera monday's game was england's last has before the world cap. the 2018 semi finalists are in their worst run of results in 30 years. the whole experience has been when we need it, and i think to, to, to grow the next part of the team because you're going to have pressure in a well cup. and you can try and avoid pressure and, but it's coming, you know, maybe it's the 3rd group game. maybe it's a court to final, whatever it might be. it's coming so better that we feel it, and we learn how to deal with it. the world's top rang team brazil face tennis yan

paris on tuesday. the find time world champion state on beaten and qualifying. and we're 3 know winners again, scholar in their last friendly little massey, an argentine are also an action against jamaica and their final warm up and are also beaten in more than 30 matches. football broadcast or one. a rango has been looking at the world cup. chances of south america's 2 leading nations and whether brazil deserved to be the favorites. why there surely looking like, especially after the match against gunner, where they truly did whatever they want and wherever they want. however, they want it against the black stars. only one match that they've lost an official measure, competitive match, i should say that final, the comerica against argentina. and so far you start to see a t t 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 brazil. there might be a few that might not even go to the world cup because of the depth that 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 to carried away. you mentioned the argentine and in this, this, this narrative that's building up behind lino messy that team does look as though now it could be the team that could when finally this tournament for messy. how are they looking at the moment? you see that he's truly enjoying going to the national team for a couple of years now. and the a lot of credit has to be given till he knows kaloni 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 argentina 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. we're having a lino massey 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 argentina side that is look very solid now for $34.00 matches and beaten a $100000000.00. n b a star high rate. irving has put a price on his decision not to get the coven $19.00 vaccine. the brooklyn that's guard was unable to play a home game until march, because of new york's pandemic roles is available. the for away game is dependent on the rules of other states. urban says being vaccinated last him a 4 year contract extension worth a $100000000.00. lebron james heads into the new season on the brink of breaking the leagues old time scoring record, and he's looking to pass the marks up by kareem abdul jabbar. i mean to say here and to to know that i'm on the verge of breaking pride. the most sought after record in a be a day that people say we're probably never be done. i think it's just super like,

humbling for myself. and the international basketball federation is investigating a fight that broke i would after a women's world cup match and sydney that happened during an interview in the mix. 72 players for molly got in an altercation after their team was eliminated from the competition. they lost the serbia. okay and that is all your support for now with tom back to you. thank you very much farther. well that said from may toma credit to this news. i'll be back in just a moment. was more of the day's news. ah . debating the issues of the day drug use as always, den criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just number their people, their families and our friends in our community member on our online, at your voice. this made it to we don't believe in dialogue. political crisis from as vsoft with a political solution as climate change progress is there some people who are in

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