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hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is, but he is alive from dough hop coming up in the next 60 minutes. unexplained leaks detected in rushes to north stream gas pipelines to europe. sabotage is suspected. pulls close on the final day of referendums in separatist controlled parts of ukraine on whether they should join the wash and federation power can ian makes lamb for over western cuba and heads for the west coast of florida. and ah, japan bids farewells which former prime minister sions are obey, but many a questioning the need for such an expensive state funeral and in sport, old rivals, england and germany shed a 6 gold ferla head of the world cup, a 3 old dro, wembley, leading piracy with plenty to work on before they arrive in mm . ah,

unexplained gas leaks have been detected in the north stream one and 2 gas pipelines from russia to germany. the damage is unprecedented. according to the networks operator nord stream, a jeep, it says it's impossible to know when the system will be restored. not stream one normally ships gas from russia directly to germany, but deliveries were suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off of a sanctions. denmark and sweden 1st reported the leak stair. the island of bornhold and shipping near the lines has now been restricted. some e u members suspect sabotaged. dish matters. the tenure to day. we faced an act of sabotage. we don't know yet all the details of what happened, but we can see clearly that this is an act of sabotage, an act which likely means a 3rd step, an escalation of the situation in ukraine. now, let's go live now to look men on the northern coast of germany. it's there that nod stream one comes assure al jazeera step boston, is there step?

what more do we know about what's happened to these pipelines? well, it happened overnight. so when the suites and then the danes found out that there were significant leaks in the notes frame one pipeline and then just a few hours later. also there were was a big leak in the north stream to pipeline. and that's the pipeline where i'm standing at right now. it's never been officially used because it's very controversial. and these leaks are not just cracks at there seems to be really significant holes in these pipelines. and you can see apparently gas bubbling up and the swedish and danish authorities have also warned ships from going to that area. they had said that all the ships have to be diverted. and also interestingly, we just spoke to a site molly chest at the seller university in sweden. and he says that not only last night, but even the night before, they did attacked it explosions in the area of a 2.3. at the richter scale,

according to his kind of fur, a tramos, basically he said that it is basically comparable. if you explode a mice between 10200 kilograms, we're still waiting, of course for confirmation and other sources to explain about what happened there. but that's of course, also something to keep an eye on it. when i said it's unprecedented, a 3 leagues at 2 pipes at the same time, these light, these pipes don't break fairly easily. so not only are you are p and leaders are pointing at sabotage, but also export say it's very unlikely that this is just a coincidence. so what does this mean for europe's gas supply? the gas that it gets from russia? well interestingly, those 2 pipelines north swim to and north frame one. i'm not producing,

not transporting any gas to germany at the moment, nor stream to the one i'm standing here right now has never been used. because just before the war, the invasion started in ukraine, germany decided to pull the clock and not go ahead with it. no, it's free. one was just cancelled a few weeks ago because russia just stopped sending any gas before a germany. it was depending on russian gas for around 40 percent. now it's only down to 9 percent. so germany was already forced in the last couple of months since the invasion and ukraine to find out of sources for their gas. but there was still this hope that north frame one at least, would still be used in the next few months when this, what the russians had called technical difficulty would be solved. but that hope is now dashed because the, the, the leaks are so seriously that experts say this could take a very, very long time to repair if they could be repaired at all. i was here with steadfast and reporting live from northern germany. step thanks,

pulls of clothes on the final day of the referendums in separatist controlled parts of ukraine on whether they should join the russian federation. they include the self declared donnette and lou hand screw publics in the east. and parts of cason and sappers year in the south cave and its western allies, described the poles as a sham. but president vladimir putin says that they aimed at saving the people living in the regions can usually she would, you were of course to day, amid the special military operation and referendums in the done bus saving people in all territories where the referendum is held is at top of the mind and in the center of the attention for our entire society in our country. this is natural because it's connected with chromatic events, but i would, it's across russia, a mobilization drivers, continuing despite protests and the arrest of hundreds of people. these are pictures of new recruits leaving saint petersburg that were released by russia's defense ministry, and 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 in kazakhstan, one of russia's close allies say that they're struggling to accommodate tens of thousands of people will be live in, keep a capital of ukraine, a just a few moments, but 1st let's to, let's had to moscow and to al jazeera, so mohammed vow pulse and rabbit a closed, what are the authorities? they're saying about these referendums. yes, your father is here in russia all talking about a successful exercise. saying about finally that the polls have closed and some of the accounting has already been conducted. the preliminary results show that to more than 90 percent in lou haskell have voted yes for joining russia. more than 98 percent in don't ask have done the same. this is based on the primary

resolve. this might change, of course, but the trend is to words. saying yes, in general, to the integration into russia and preparations are going on president put in spokesman earlier today, said russia legislatively ready for an eventual acceptance by those communities, by those regions to join in russia. the expectation is that the 2 chambers of the parliament to meet during the last few days it was said that they will meet probably on the 29th. but now there is also another another talk about meeting on the, on the 4th of october. but still this, none of these 2 options is final. now, what is, what is clear is that there is after the announcing of the results,

the regions will announce their independence, especially especially is up. patricia accept the fun because the 2 other self declare the republics internet sc and logan's cover already declared the independence from ukraine in 2014. after that, the finalization will be here in moscow when both the parliament and the president will find on that $100.00 vote in moscow. let's get a view then from keith. obviously, as charles stratford is the, what's the view in key is how people are perceiving these referendums. they're well, as you can imagine, a very different kind of narrative coming out of keith we earlier today spoke to one of our presidents, kids advisors, m haloperidol, jak and he again echoing what we've heard over the last few days here describing these referendums as being an a legal sham, i'm very confident in his language,

noting the amount of support they have from the international community and the un with respect to the legality of these referendums. this just remind ourselves that this is potentially a huge area of ukraine that is predicted that putin wants to annex around 15 percent of ukrainian territory. that's around 90000 square kilometers an area roughly the equivalent of portugal. so we're put all the ac, as i say, describing these am as totally illegitimate and saying that basically it changed nothing militarily. strategically on the ground ukraine's aims were as, as they have been from the get go, which in his words, was the complete de occupation of the russian occupied areas of eastern and some new grain including crimea, interesting mule. so we asked him for his response with respect to this, or putin calls a partial mobilization of what was initially understood to be around $300000.00

reserve is what all the act, the ukranian presidential adviser saying that their understanding is that this is actually a full mobilization that there are attempts there to potentially trying get so at least a 1000000 a 1000000 men active at full service. you said that this was an utterly pointless exercise. that, that count, those kind of men could not be trained in time. he described them as being cannon fodder wheel. so i'm all asked him about what he made of these protests. the push back against this call up is mobilization in russia. and he said that the ukrainian government was encouraged by these protests that they were saying, because he said that it was an indication of finally the russian public in general, basically the penny dropping for them that this so called special military operation that russia has been describing this war is being now is now being seen by russians as a war. and it is

a huge the stabilizer in terms of putin control over large areas of russia. interestingly, with respect to fighting on the east and fronts and the southern fronts. we understand certainly according to ukrainian sol, she's quoting russian media source is actually with the, the russian side. they saying that there are towns close to civil their nets that are now under attack a new front operating there. also they mentioned the important town of lee man, lee, man. oh, so in that area a few strategic and pulls a big railway hub or ongoing heavy fighting. they're being reported ukrainians also saying that to the city of crime, a tools i was hit by a number of missiles earlier today as well. they saying that it seems as if some sort of electricity infrastructure was being targeted in those attacks. the general message though, as i say from the ukraine in government here,

is that these referenda and this mobilization changes nothing and they're saying to expect more fighting heavier, fighting in the days and weeks ahead of zera's child strength for the in the cranium capital case, many thanks and aid charles, let's bring him greg simons. he's an associate professor at the institute for russian and european studies at absolve university in sweden. he joins us up from that. great, good, good to have you with us as you, you heard that keeps describing these referendums as an illegal sham. there's been support from the international community in the u. n. on the illegality. what's your take? well, it is much more complex and of course it's a deeply geo political thing, but we mention international community what, what we've seen so far, this idea of international community is not as whole and encompassing as it sounds . because if we look at those countries that support or roger or neutral to russia,

you've got a large chunk of what is referred to the global cell, the non wisdom of the world. where is the us influence part of the world 8 or 9 countries? south korea, japan, australasia tend to be supportive side. ready you've got a large gulf of opinion and perception of this conflict, including this particular issue. and yeah, i mean, it's not going to be so narrow because war is a deeply political endeavor. and so therefore, you know, the politics of war especially, was still in progress. it's, it's not going to get any comma, but 98 percent in favor. we were here in just a few moments ago in preliminary results in one region. that's going to bring alarm

bells with you, hasn't it? well being to those regions before the war. and this does not actually surprise me greatly. i mean, the salesman has been around for some time. and one should also keep in mind that guns and domains have been getting shell from the ukranian army, since at least 2014. so there are these other factors which have occurred long before this war. and of course, these policies of what we're doing is ukraine, united zation of ukraine. and this has been ongoing since at least the orange revolution. so what does wash, i think that it's doing with these things referendum. so what, what are its aim this here? well, i think there are several put in shall ones. i mean, of not the russian government, but this is my reading of their actions and putting it into the context of what is

happening and where it might be guy. so one is, this is a signal of for you crying to start a bargaining for pace, because if we remember, there was almost agreement between ukraine and russia, which was broken by 2 fell apart. so this might be an escalation in terms of the cost of not having place, but it would be $1.00 logical why of them to is another one would be this is also signaling other countries, such as the us in the western countries which are supporting you crying in terms of military equipments and a lot of kinds of support. this for russia is a strategic issue. and that's one that i'm not going to give up on. and we're so

called international community and public opinion from the outside world. ready will not play a factor, and as has been mentioned already in the, i think you'll see that there is this among the local population. a fear that these territories get reintegrated into you crying in my be retribution. and of course, well less legal means of punishing arbitrarily dies accused of collaboration. i mean, this is already being seen in some of those territories which are being re taken on the fence of a particular bloody of this conflict. i mean, this is a possibility. so you've got emotions on v is what you're driving this,

this humanitarian, my speed, good to correct many facts and a to being with a score excitement step from apollo university and sweden here within his hour on al jazeera, still to come on the program, $28000000000.00. a harrowing estimate of damage from pakistan is devastating floods that could push millions of people into poverty. we have from some of brazil's poorest communities about what they want from the next president. ahead of sundays election at his fort. we'll hear about the $100000000.00 decision made by this and be a star. ah, hurricane ian is battering cuba, a 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 blowing through the cayman islands. hurricane he

in off the taste of what is about to come with 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 landfall in the west as a risk of widespread damage in a country already suffering and economic crisis than in ins. path is florida. it's more than a century into a storm like this last threaten the tampa bay area. i. we've heard when there's a storm coming your way 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. so 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 al jazeera, that's got the latest on the storm from al jazeera senior meteorologist everson fox . you can see the position of the storm made landfall a few a few hours ago, of course. and just to make up the either storm just to the far west of gib to the west of havana there, it will continue to make its way further northward. i say it's kind of like 2 storms in one here, really because look at the movement of that. it's making its way north at 20 kilometers per hour as quite a lick. it is a beefy storm 205 kilometers per hour. significantly higher gusts, of course,

those damaging thus 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 in 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 somewhat. those wins, they'll get up to around 220 kilometers per hour. that's given 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 surge as it makes its way up that western side of her 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 millimeters been half

a meter over the next few days. everton many thanks. $28000000000.00. busy that's the estimated cost of the damage caused by the devastating floods in pakistan. more than $1300.00 people died at around one 3rd of the country. it was at one point submerged. a new assessment by the government says that around 1800000 jobs have been lost. pushing poverty levels up by 5 percent al jazeera come al heider in his life is in islamabad. the da da start drug get your dime when the country's economy was already in bad shape and inflation or den north dime. hi. this is probably the worst is guys have focused on since independence. it has watched the read thousands of kilometer charge of highway system rigid, displaced or affected, or what 30000000 paper and rear door or 70 percent of doors affected by the

water. and the fact that the religious, where they used to live are still under water. 70 percent out in the open, didn't good for 1000000 children to 1000000 households gone an up to a 1000000 life dog launch dead rad show. huge large shade for struggling economy. and of course, the fact that now that is a bigger tragedy that is on forwarding and a form of diseases waterborne diseases. there are thousands of cases of diarrhea that are case of dang fever because the stagnant wardrobe had become perfect breeding ground for much good to go and did a huge challenge. and there are estimates that the construction and rehabilitation could take years if not months, that could 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 their government as far as the abilene cation reconstruction, and trying to get the economy back on track japan, the former prime minister since obey has been honored in a rare state funeral with world leaders joining current prime minister for me. ok, shita in paying tribute. i'll be was assassinated in july, while campaigning in parliamentary elections. but benny opposed the expensive funeral following revelations about our base and the ruling parties ties to the controversial unification church. rob mcbride reports from tokyo just a warning that robs report, contains flash photography. the remains of shinto bay were carried into the venue by his widow, accompanied by the current prime minister to me, o casita, whose decision it was to go ahead with this controversial state funeral. more than 4000 guests, including many dignitaries in world leaders,

they heard casita the tributes 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. etomo p. o 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 op to the focus shima 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 his beliefs, even when many were against him, but 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. problem fried how does era took care? evidence back with the weather update in just a moment, then we'll tell you why the death of a 15 year old boy a spot protests to the community in india that mesa and sports

brazil. preparing for their final warm up match before the cutout world cup. mandy here with that in little over 20 minutes. ah however, we got some very nasty weather pushing across central parts of south america, big by the cloud here, spilling out to paraguayan to the southeast of brazil. pushing up towards rio lively storms could bring some localized flooding into paraguay over the next couple of days. south of that bought a service is fine and dry. 26 celsius freshening up or touch, staying dry as we go on into wednesday. anything but try to central parts of the regions. we go on 3 way to say that wet weather, nutting its way up towards rio, pushing into our bolivia, wet weather, and to western parts of brazil, and up to was the caribbean, through columbia and venezuela, in the caribbean. of course, all eyes on hurricane in which is now

a major storm. it has intensified further with winds of around 185 kilometers per hour. significantly high gusts on that it's moving it around 20 kilometers per hour . so that's quite a lake. the good news is it will make 3 quickly, but it does still pose life threatening storm surge, flash floods and mud slides as it makes his way across that western side of cuba. by the end of tuesday, it is pushing out into the gulf of mexico, running up towards that western side of florida. legacy. a shout was to come back in behind, but it's gotta be florida with a massive storm surge on the cards over the next couple of days. and damaging winds will cause flooding ah, informed opinions. i believe that media again should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that for many time. critical debate is the commonwealth still something that king charles will take on inside story on al jazeera?

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ah. again, adrian for the good here and go home with the yourself and i was 0. the headlines leaks have been detected in the old stream, one of 2 gas pipelines from russia to germany. sabotage is suspected supplies through north street. one was suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off of a sanctions, no stream to never became operational. and polls of closed on the final day of referendums, held in for russian control regions of ukraine, or whether they should join russia, caves and it's west of allies describe the poles as a sham and the un security counselor's meeting later to discuss those annexation referendums of diplomatic edits. james bay is joins us now live from un headquarters in new york. james, what we expect from most basic 3 and a half hours from now, we're going to have the security council meeting again. they met last week at

formula level on the issue of ukraine, but specifically on those referenda, they are going to be meeting. now we know of the divisions that exist around the security council table. i think we're going to see those divisions play out at this meeting. because what we understand is that ukraine, once president landscape, to be able to speak, and when a country has a security council meeting about it, the ambassador of the country is always invited to speak. but can the president of ukraine speak? and he won't be here. he'll be by video link. i think it's possible that russia might push this to a procedural vote. and then the members of the security council would vote on whether president lensky could speak before the meeting actually started. it seems to me from talking to diplomats that russia would not win if it push this to a procedural vote and rushes veto that has the un security council wouldn't apply, doesn't apply for procedural matters. so i think it is likely that presidents

lansky will be to speak at the security council meeting later on in the coming hours here. what we're hearing is that some security council members would like also, and this won't happen today, but they would like to be a resolution on those referenda. but forward to the un security council. now i can tell you how, what will happen as a result of that if they try and condemn those referenda then russia certainly would use it's vito, a block, any security council resolution. so i think what is likely is we're going to have the security council meeting today, probably one in the coming days with a vote, which we'll see a russian veto. and then i think it's likely that some of those countries who are supportive of ukraine, the western countries on the security council will decide if they fail in the security council, which i think is pretty set. and they will, to take this to the wider body to the un general assembly. the represents the $193.00 countries of the united nations and put a vote about these referenda condemning these referenda as

a breach of the territorial integrity of ukraine, of the sovereignty of ukraine. put that to the un general assembly. that's how i think things are likely to play out in the coming days and weeks on diplomatic editor, james bass at the you in a new york many thanks, james. at least 8 civilians. but the injured of the russian war planes fired missiles near the city of id live in northwestern syria, at least for air strikes, hip close to camps for internally displaced people there near the barbell, how a border crossing with turkey. the area has been previously considered one of the safest in the north of syria. it's subject to a cease fire agreement, broken by turkey and russia. 2 years ago. the british pound stabilized against the us dollar on tuesday morning. the currency has been weakening steadily in recent years, but on monday traders showed their concern over new chancellor, quasi cor tangs package of tax cuts and the amount of money being borrowed to pay

for it. on monday, the pound hit a record low against the dollar. the u. case economic problems of dominates at the annual conference of the opposition labor party. it's leader care stammer urged voters to ditch the ruling conservatives of the next election. what we've seen in the past few days has no precedent. the government has lost control of the british economy and for want they've crushed the pound and for want high interest rates, higher, inflation, higher boring. and for walt not for you, not for working people, for tax cuts, for the richest one percent in our society. out there as poor brennan is our parent conference in liverpool. he joins us now live quite a stinging attack, therefore kissed on the table. yes, it was. i mean, he's been given the ammunition by the reaction that the markets have had 2 quasi

crossings budget. so many budget last friday, the adverse reaction, the pound going well, well down almost to parents with the dollar. and of course just alma having rebuilt the labor party after the divisions that were rampant when he took over uns, essentially solving those differences. now able to move on to the front foot. there were a lot of themes about entrepreneurialism an aspiration. he put labor as being the a friend to business, not just a union party and jeremy to discuss some of those themes as an men on his side. the director of u. k. in a, a change in europe and, and tell me what you made of the, of the speech. well, off the top of my head, the 1st thing was, this just shows the triumph of his strategy, managing the policy. he's run a conference with no descent at all. he's got the whole party to sing the national anthem at the opening, which many people thought was a dangerous gambit. in case people boot is given a speech to day. no heckler's standing ovation after standing ovation. he's got his

party behind him and as you said, he's also at the moment. got the conservatives on the run, because the conservatives are in disarray over what's happening in the markets. the one thing i would say that was perhaps missing was a clear vision. as to what a labor government would mean, he spelled out some broad aspirations for the country, but he's got time to fill in those gaps with specific policies. there were, there were echoes attorney black, the controversial and some disputed legacy of that labor, prime minister from $99.00 to $72007.00. but it seems that as the concert is moved to the right chest armor sees labour moving into the santa, where he believes they can be intellectually when i yeah, i mean, this is a textbook. political strategy occupy the center ground. he gave a reference to tony blair. he also interestingly enough popped his tanks on the tory loan as he was saying, he took the entrepreneurialism labor being the party of business. he also said labor is the party that can get rex it finally working for the country. so all the sort of conservative issues, storm or is trying to take ownership of and saying there's no pointless thing to

them because all they're doing is wrecking the pound. does he stand a chance in 2 years time? do you think? oh, got absolutely. i think, i mean, look, anyone who's what british politics last 10 years knows. predictions is a mugs game. we don't know what's gonna happen at the moment though. i think if you force me the balance, the probability is that kissed alma will be the next prime minister. it's not so clear whether he'll be the prime minister, the head of a majority, labor government, or a minority labor government. because remember, the labor party have an absolute mountain to climb to get themselves majority involvement, far more probable. i think that that's simply the biggest policy and i am thank you very much indeed for stopping to talk to us. i know you're very busy. indeed. i know that we have it, i mean the labor party went away very happy in the whole as an says they labor policy now has to convince the water public that what they are offering is something that the general population can vote for. when an election comes round in around 2 years, time out 0 pull. brennan reporting live from the live body conference in liverpool

pool. many facts. brazil is latin, america's largest and richest country. yet it has again become part of what's called the united nations global hunger map. millions of brazilians no longer have been enough to eat. an issue that's weighing hard on voters as they go to the poles on sunday, or latin america editor lucy newman reports from the state of allegory, us fisherman, even neil the de la morally, the north has worked most of his adult life here. 4 years ago we visited the jail to lateral, a shanty town on the shores of the moon. though lagoon day and night, i'm in dove for a tiny muscle like shellfish cold. so do. while the women and children toiled to extract the seafood inside, they barely eat out a living. now, even that's gone, even needed or wanted to see that floods earlier this year destroy the livelihood

of more than $1200.00 families. up on october, we had saw 30 thought off go, only shells, they're all dead. there's nothing here. double a little more. if i needed to live in a tiny shack with his wife and 2 daughters seen which often, boom, bang, awesome, there's a lot of hunger here. yes, hunger, a lot of hardships that we can't make a living in you. all of all the floods also destroyed many of the shacks, but only a few families have been offered an apartment and a public housing project that is swallowing up, their shanty town, leading many like medea ross or the silver with nowhere to live. yagi. if i'm possible and we don't get anything, nothing just promises. they review your file and if you're old, you don't get anything that the state and federal aid is irregular and insufficient

. 15 years ago, brazil had eradicated extreme poverty. but 6 years ago the situation began reverting and now brazil is back on the hunger map. according to brazil's institute on food security to day, more than 33000000 brazilians are going hungry and no were more so than here in the state of allan goss. in the absence of effective policies to combat poverty and unemployment, malnutrition, and hunger has more than doubled. and that is having a devastating impact on the development of children like these. i. 7 i could demco point out that the last 2 governments began reducing or eliminating social programs long before the pandemic fog are forming. this is not what is the existence of hunger is a political decision. hunger is caused by the decision not to implement public policies that could fight it. there's been a political decision to prioritize other things, i fear. and in the absence of

a plan to eradicate extreme poverty level residents have started to breed food. a collective project to ward off heard. you see a human al jazeera, marcell, brazil, in mexico city, tens of thousands of people have rallied to mark the 8th anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students. some of the protesters for with police despite cause from president under as manuel lopez over the door for a peaceful, rarely, families of the victims demonstrate every year to push the government into solving the case. the group was kidnapped in 2014 a truth commission investigation led by the mexican government, found the students were kept alive for days, and then handed to an army commander who ordered the execution. in india, protests being held over the death of a 15 year old student who was allegedly beaten by his teacher demonstrations term violent of the state of utah pradesh. the boy belong to the valid community there

discriminated against under the hindu cast hierarchy. the teacher has not been found and belongs to a community, regarded as upper cost, has been a series of beatings and grapes of members of india, solid community. in recent weeks. despite the growing popularity of nigerian movies molly wood is struggling. it's ranked as the 2nd largest producer of films in the world, but lacks the resources to compete with hollywood and bollywood. on the zeros ahmed address looks at the challenges in a sector that releases hundreds of films each year, but fails to make the short list that international festivals. this low by your firm is expected to be released on streaming platforms in less than a month. and with good reviews, it may make it into the cinemas worldwide. it was producing a budget of $10000.00, but the director says it took a lot of convincing to raise even that relatively small amount resources. and there

is a fund in the fund is right and concluded numbers, and not only would you the 2nd biggest film industry in the world, it turns out an estimated $801000.00 movies a year. they make a say, a lack of funding is holding back the industry, despite the number of productions fuel banks and businesses are willing to invest in the sector. and that means paul, inferior comment, and law pay for crews. in 4 years, sandra, arkansas has appeared in 50 forms, many of them in the lead rule. despite her success, she doesn't earn enough. when the pay is not enough, your leg or clue. how is this going to be enough to take care of me? my well being and all of that for the most important thing to have is a passion to break even wasn't easy, none would movie struggle to make

a name for themselves in international market, dominated by hollywood blockbusters and lavish followed productions. so distributors like chic is, is ok, provide platform, state level low budget firms to reach as many viewers as possible. it's promise and it's some sin. that's awesome, that's good. but when you're starting is not really, really the big boats. those i've been there for a long time, the actually cautioned industry leaders say improving quality and originality will help nigeria compete with the best in the world? as long as we do things that are indigenous. you brody technology, bringing the equipments? yes, fine. but let the stories continue to be home groom there is little government support for the sector, even though it contributes 3 percent to nigeria and all gross domestic product. until more money is invested in of grading equipment, knowledge fans will have to make do with original story lines and promising talent,

but inferior productions. ah, how a decrease al jazeera legos. bossa has deliberately smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid as well. so it happened in real time. it was all done in the name of humanity survival as well. bernal's reports. 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 all die more full. so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by mass of space rocks, we are showing that planetary defense is a global endeavor and it is very possible to save our planet.

this is double asteroid redirection test, or dart was launched in november last year. it's entire mission was to ram into, to more force 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 and 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 dark 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 prevent any 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. i'm a top gosh, is satcher of the science operation, working group at masses. mars exploration rover mission. he explains why this mission was such a landmark moment. re, although we are very advanced technique, uncivilized ation. we don't have the capability to stop the asteroid if it was

heading towards up. and by, by this i mean, even for the smallest of as transmit, which is like this is like of a 500 feet. right? the, the dangerous thing is that thinks of collided in the solar system from whenever it was formed, which was 5.54.5000000000 years ago. so the are all the asteroids essentially formed because of collisions. so even a 100 years ago, the collision collision in glasgow which was $1212.00 got us, which is like a 1000 times bigger than the heat of humanity. so and it's flattened the video for 800 square miles. so it is really important for us to have this capability. and what the approach here is, see all these popular movies that go there and blow it up with

a nuclear ball. but that doesn't work because if you think of the physics that the industrial will disintegrate and still keep, keep coming at to the approach should be to magic ever so slightly so that it misses up. and so this is what, oh, this mission is testing. so can you press something into an asteroid such that it in but some momentum to it such that it's velocity and it's direction. she just just reading slightly. so come here on that is i, it's force an interview at the basketball. woke up takes an unexpected turn and he will, he will be here to tell you what happened in just a few moments. ah mm

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ah, hello again. china is gifting to giant, panders, to cut off some mark the football will cup being held in the gulf states. so hail and sariah will arrive next month. patrick falk reports from beijing. well, if you remember back to february the time of the winter olympics in beijing cats as a mere shake to mim, been hammered, al tiny was really one of a few well meters that attended what was considered by many countries to be a controversial event president. she said at the time he was ready to launch panda cooperation with the middle east. and also said that he saw new opportunities for bilateral ties between china and cats are so in a way, china is literally following up on that sir. hale and sariah will arrive in october

ahead of the world cup and remember china failed in its bid to reach the final something which is certainly seen as a missed opportunity for demonstrating its soft power at a time when china really needs it. it is increasingly isolated, particularly from our western powers, over issues like its support for rushes invasion of ukraine. so in a sense, it is still trying to capitalize on the world cup and how better to do that. them with a bit of pan to diplomacy, china's ambassadors. doha said that this was a gift from china's 1400000000 people and said that surely would become a new symbol of friendship between qatar and china. time for sport, his andy, thank you so much. asian, all england and germany shared 6 goals at wembley, but both coaches were left with plenty to think about before they arrive at the world cup. germany blew a to go lead in the 3 all jewish gave the same reasons to be hopeful and concerned ahead of those finals in qatar. so how molly cripples. i fairly rosanna just with

the world cup less than 2 months away. old rivals, england and germany played out at thriller at wembley stadium, the nation's li contest being both sides last much before the finals. right after go this 1st task, things came alive after the break. with england, after showing defender harry mcguire conceding a penalty. manchester cities, l k gun don't slotted it away with ease to make it one nails that was perfectly placed by okay. i go into a quarter of an hour later things got better for germany. a donna from chelsea's chi, have it putting the visitors to one. 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 moment later, mason mount got the whole side on level turn

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 goat in 12 minutes bolts. his team's 32 lead didn't last longboat on a 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 garrett south gate and hansley flick plenty to think about before carter 2022. so hale melissa al jazeera. while monday's game was england's last test, before the world cup, the 2018 semi finest going through their worst run of results for 30 years, the whole experience has been one we needed, i think, to, to, to grow the next part as a team. because you're going to have pressure and i woke up 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 fine or 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 rank team, brazil faced you nivia in paris. later on this tuesday is fine time. well, champions stayed on peyton in south american qualifying and with 3, no one is against gonna in that last friendly, little messy knowledge. insane away face to make her to the lights are on there and beats, and in more than 30 matches. be talking to for will broadcast the one ringo. he's been looking at the welcome chances of the continents to leading nations and whether brazil deserve to be the favorites. why there surely looking like every, especially after the match again gonna where they truly did whatever they wanted wherever they wanted. however, they wanted against the black stars, only one match that they've lost an official measure. competitive matcher should

say that final, the couple america 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 test 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 argentina in this, this, this narrative that's building up behind lino messy that scene does look as though now it could be the team that could when finally this tournament for massey. 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 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 1086, 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 a, an argentina side that is look very solid now for $34.00 matches and beaten $100000000.00, n b a star korea. and has put a price on his decision not to get the coven $19.00 vaccine. brooklyn that god was unable to play home games and for march, because of new york's pandemic rules. and his availability for away games depended on the rules of, of the states irvings as being unvaccinated. also last him a full year contract extension. now basketballs governing body is investigating a fight that broke out after a women's world cup game in australia. take a look,

a post game interview, taking an unexpected twist as the marley team in the background. so didn't on itself. the country just been not sound and the events after a loss to serbia. okay, that is a sports is looking for now. adrian, i mean, really, thanks deep. we'll see you again a little bit later. we will take a few moments here at al jazeera to regroup. we'll be back with more of the day seniors. in just a moment. i'll see you then. ah, ah. a baking the issues of the day

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ah, this is the face of hunger to describe what is happening here. as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering. there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough for everyone. but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away, or people cut off from other villages. as the trucks begin to empty, panic returns and people jumped the queue once again, making sure the weakest in the crowd, women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pushed to the back of the law that often requires force. ah, 2 unexplained leaks, the detected rushes to north street gas pipelines to europe. sabotage is suspected .