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the u. s. is role in the world on al jazeera ah crow kremlin officials declare victory referendums held in ukraine's occupied air. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera, where live from dell, also coming up. iran arrest the daughter of a former president ross and johnny accusing her of incitement after days of mass protests over the death of a woman in police custody. cuba is left without powers hurricane in barrels across the other than before. heading to florida. guineas, former leader, mister camara, goes on trot. exactly 13 years off. more than a 150 anti government protested,

were killed at a state ah, russian, back to 13 in the 4 regions of ukraine, say the results of 5 days of referendums. show people have overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation cave and it's western allies that say the votes are a sham. the ballots were held in russian occupied parts. of course, on project on yeske and hands. together they make up 15 percent of ukrainian territory. separatists reported huge margins of victory. it's saying that in the hands, 98 percent of voters favorite annexation harman brought reports. what happens next to start today? the lead as the pro ration leaders of those 4 regions, including the 2 self declaring republics of the dump off and also have on and

announced that they would address letters to president put in to accept or consider the idea of annexation depending on the results of the sort of phantom visits by some of those leaders are expected. it is to moscow today to meet in person is better than putting ad, deliver those messages as the expectation. and what's being said here about russia will be favorable and that soon either tomorrow or after tomorrow, a deal will be assigned or a treaty will be assigned a $32.00. i'm next session between president put in and the for leaders of those regents. when that happens, that street will be studied by the constitutional court to check it compatibility with russian constitution. when it is approved by the constitutional court, it will be voted on by the parliament,

the 2 chambers of the parliament in the next couple of days. and thus, when it will become law. and thus when president put it will deliver a speech and officially enough the annexation of those areas of those regions in east and ukraine. houses here as the other, how me to travel to southern towns and ukrainian control territory to hear what people there have to say about the votes. it's all was the same desolate scene. goes down this troy saw less. this is because ukraine is being to regain control of land that was occupied by russia. we are in vista copied yet in the north of his soul region. the look on the faces of those who stayed. tell the story . here there is no sign of referendum, but the russians are just 5 kilometers away. and people their vote to decide if the sun should join the russian federation. the referendum is a sham,

according to the kind of solid administration. now in exile. oh, moving from us, we are getting information from local people there. you should understand. it's not a referendum, it's a movie. everything is done for the cameras. there was no preparation, according to the law. they are coming to people's houses with weapons and forcing them up. if they catch them on the street, gina voted with her feet by escaping to the ukrainian side. she won't show her face because some of her relatives are still in the russian, held by them have soon. she's worried about what could happen in the days to come. it's very difficult for us to speak to people who are living in areas under russian occupation. and from here, it is impossible to reach those areas. so we as andree, if he could call his mother who is still in his son and tell us what is happening there. about 200000 people have been displaced by the war since his started 7 months ago. my andree is one of them. my father died 3 years ago,

but when soldiers came to visit my mom, they were lucky for her, my dad to vote. there was some people who voted for russia, but not in big numbers. many others have fled regions where the river and m has taken place. over the past 5 days, marianna had stayed in russian control part of that body. jeff was 7 months. she says being forced to vote was the last straw. but for us is to lassie, lena, this is a bittersweet moment. and a bottle fit. it angers me all your life. you grow up with people, you work with them, you live next to them. and then all of a sudden they embrace the colors of russia and they are happy and smiling that they are part of russia. and while the international community has declared the referendum, illegal, ukrainians fear that the vote will mean even more and more devastation before they regained control of their country. and that, that hamid elder 0 in southern ukraine. protests have turned violent in dozens of

iranian cities as people continue demonstrating the death of a woman in police. custody rights group says at least 75 people were killed in the unrest. critics accused party, so firing directly at protested among those arrested is jose shameed. the daughter of a former present, a shaming our son johnny moscow lived here a so so that who's in the iranian capital terran so how was significant is that a rest of the daughter of the form at present wells, phase the refs. angenie ease arrest is not significant regarding its potential impact over the iranian politics. however, it is significant for the protesters to have her support an irregular having this support of drafts on johnny family as well. so her father and was a prominence leader in this company. he was the, one of the funding fathers of this law, me republic, and one of the most influential figures in the more than history off iraq. he was

elected twice as the president of the country. he played a crucial role, particularly after the war between iran and iraq. so he was very much close to that . the revolution leader who many and the couldn't supremely that ali a hominy as well. however, through the, in the last years of his life, he has been very much wilco. i took the old, critical toward the that, that, that establishment. and the government here seems to says then he and his family have been a, been a bit, had been turned into an at target for the establishment. and the government here, his children have been a sentence to the jail. and so and so sit in that sense, it's not new for this family off being arrested pfizer and the reps and jenny herself has been arrested in 2009 in 2012. and this is the 3rd time that she is being arrested. so the government here says that, ah, she's arrested because she was for working the protests and the, and,

and the showing her support as to the, to, to do the rallies. and that's why she's now being arrested. however, we should know that she's not a one of the leading figures among the protesters, and she's not one of the leading figures in this, in this protest. even many of the professors are still criticizing her or being a part of their establishment in the country. i can leave it there. so set are in that terrace with that update. thank you. a supporters of the shia cleric matar the al serra have protested in the iraqi capital baghdad. right police dispersed the who were making that way to the green se opponents is holding a session on whether to accept this because resignation. a sham is live for us in baghdad and i rocks comment meeting for 1st time since the recent seems to practice what's happening now. like i did not strike,

but right now we're on them at that office. we are square when flashes between throw amongst other southern protested and security forces are going on for that says i throwing stones on the security forces. they're trying to make their way towards the edge of woody bridge. and this is also related to the new way or another to the parliament session because i'm, as we know, the alliance that used to put together a saga. and this probably won't speak up what i'm at the house is about to and now with. 2 had lucy do often get his designation for the new members of parliament to vote for him to vote against this resignation without a den, nobody of his own on the new alliance. anyway, the situation over here is a bit dense. we're trying to get away from the middle of the don't from taishan,

with stones between the security force his and the protest says, as you can see for the security forces are coming towards that says that the moment we hope we're here around 1001500 foot that says what's given what's happening in this moment, things might as killing. i know it's getting out of control as we can see both and, and the i cannot, sanchez bayport can give us an idea of the background to this on rest. if you can hear me, i, well this is related to this session to the parliamentary session. these are supporters of book that of the speaker to parliament is leaving is kind of leaving the alliance with the southern. i'm alliance with his rivals, and these people want to prevent the parliamentary session from convening. but this

is not going to happen any more because the parliamentary session is already convenient. right now. as we can see, we have some people in judge i, as i said, things are a bit dense here. things are think out of control, but says it's josh stones and security for says, responding trying to push the protesters back. nothing like a tier guards. it's been years till the moment as we can see, but it's at that situation. as i, as i said, both us does support is off of looked at her father feel betrayed right now because the rivals that brings to god bring together the coordination framework that go to this party is the sunni parties. are now trying to form and you coalition by forming a new coalition, that means and your prime minister would be appointed or name. and this is why they

don't want. so we're asking a thing in the streets with amanda. just leave the picture talk. oh yeah, the support is up to the saw that on and on as we see these, these dramatic pictures. so what might their objectives b, in the short term. wow. and the bus, they went and occupied the green zone. they occupied, the parliament they occupied the they try to get into the judiciary. so today there are no, there is no possibility to get into the green zone. i, at least for now, because it slows from all, all the, all the inferences are closed. however, they're trying to exert pressure on the political or the political elite to

try change the situation, but now without, without 3 allies in that quality can process without having m b, 's and the parliament looked at the suburbs and peas resigned up in his request. 73, i'm fees and they were the biggest coalition, all the biggest luck. sorry. and up and the problem. and so that resigned a few months ago, and then they did the sit in and then in on the 28th of august, there was this big escalation with them occupying several, a government buildings. so yeah, since that they did that, that was the escalation they did. and then there were some religious events happening and everyone agreed to cool down the situation because there were

millions of visitors in the country. they wanted to cool down the situation after the end of this religious season. things started today seems to be the kicks, kick out, as we can say, for the new escalation. but what's going to be the horizon? what's going to be next? we don't know because most of us are the smallest because 2 weeks out now limited are limited to what i, he can't use any, any, any more of his allies anymore, off his m fees to change the situation. so this straight is going to be the main tool that's going to be an action. and i think that is in you there is in you a round of fight and security forces once again trying to push the sub with supportive backwards. and we're, we're just seeing more people coming yet from some other ways,

from streets. and this could be kind of an indication. okay. we can hear now some gunshots, some gunshots. okay. i think on a you need to get to safety there. i will speak to you later with more on this but thank you for that for now. as we see these dramatic pictures, we will come back when we can. 0 was to the head hair on al jazeera and been here 45 years. and this is the 1st time i left 1st storm. 2000000 people are asked to head to save ferris in florida as hurricane in approaches after devastating cuba. and we'll tell you what effect unprecedented floods in pakistan and had on children's education in st. francis

ah, anticipation is rising. and so with wanted my cattle aways. hello, the weather turning a little more mobile across sir parts over east asia over the next day or so from a storm cool app is now in the process of pulling out the way has call state of sure, but it, it will take its wind and rain over towards the open waters, their brightest guys coming back behind. few showers into that is the side of han ship for much to pad. it's not too bad at all, largely dry across the cream potential. last awesome warmth into a good part of china. willing getting up to 36 celsius is still running on the hot side here, some showers to just a rather far south of china, former old, a tropical storm here, making its way further westwards. as we go through fried as you can see, much the same. why this stages should be pretty much dry across all of japan,

28 celsius in tokyo. a 28 therefore. so tad warm are there for basing with plenty of sunshine, more the where sunshine to across northwestern parts of india into pakistan. but some live the showers around under the dash and east the side of india, seeing some very heavy rain over the next few days, pushing right up towards a bahama. and notice my and my seeing some wet weather from a roll tropical system, just pushing its way in here as we go on through friday. the possibility of flo glass flooding that many parts to with sponsored by catalog i was in 1996, a group of young people, newton, a wayne described their immigration experiences. i don't know what i do if they sent me back to say you got 25 years on al jazeera wild asks how no reach and they now feel, well, you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. i felt like i didn't

belong. daniel, who are they now? no waste. foreign is the tone on al jazeera. ah ah. you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories now, russian, back to authorities and for regions of ukraine. so the results of a 5 day referendum issue, people have overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation, given its western allies, say the vote is a sham iran arrest. the daughter of former president, our son, johnny, accusing her of incitement as protest across the country. turn bothers wondering the death of 22 year old mazda, many in police custody supporters of the shia cleric, natasha asada,

are protesting in the rocky capital baghdad. right these dispersed, the group who were making their way to the greens and palms is holding a session. whether to accept this because resignation a hurricane in has knocked out power across cuba. a storm made landfall as a category 3 hurricane on the island on tuesday morning. with winds of up to 205 kilometers per hour. about 40000 people have been forced to flee their homes. and 2 and a half 1000000 people in the us state of florida have been ordered to evacuate their homes and had a hurricane in making land full forecasters say in is now a dangerous category for hurricane is expected to cause a life threatening storm surge with flooding and damaging winds, like 100 reports go away in. that's a message from tampa bay area. residents have not taken a direct hit from a hurricane in a 100 years. this one does feel

a little bit different. we felt that way in the past before, so it just started to be safe than sorry, with time running out residence rush to fill sandbags, ford up businesses on homes, and stock up on supplies. many shelves are empty. as many as 2 and a half 1000000 people are under evacuation orders, they say mandatory evacuation is time to go as a massive lightning pact harry couldn't make its approach. u. s. president joe biden warned residence not to be complacent. your safety is more important than anything. i know our hearts are with every one who will feel the effects of the storm and will be with you every step of the way we're not going away. the message from state authorities is more direct. if the heat evacuation order, i have a 100 percent guarantee that they will not die from storm surge if they had evacuation or i have a 100 percent guarantee that they will not have to be rescued off a rou top. if the he,

the evacuation or nasa officials scramble to move the our team as one rocket of its launch pad and back into the vehicle assembly building at the kennedy space center . it took about 11 hours to get the rocket back into the building. a hurry can hunter aircraft known as miss piggy was sent into the eye of the storm over the caribbean. the information gathered by the height to get on board indicates that the storm will intensify even further than it moves over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico. it also indicates that storm surges could see the water level rise as much as 10 feet long, large areas of the florida coast and the impacts are going to be far, far broader than just where the eye of the storm happens to make landfall. in some areas there will be catastrophic flooding and life threatening storm surge. the mounting fear that no number of sandbags would be enough. mike had

jazeera for palestinians have been killed during an israeli raid on a house in the janine refugee camp and occupied westbank over 40 others. a wounded, more than 30 israeli military vehicles and bulldozers were seen in the area. there could people say one man who was killed was the brother of rod cause them. he's accused of carrying out a must shooting and tell a thief in april. well, john hendrick joins us now from ramada on what's the latest on this? well, that rain took hours to play out. it began in the early morning alley hours. israeli forces fired in a very small missile and that set the, the home on flames. that is a tactic that is designed to get people to go out of the building and that begin an exchange of gunfire. we have seen video circulating on social media that appears to

show one palestinian gunmen shot and killed. and we are told that he was just one of for the hospitals, had been very busy with as many as 44 injured people. and the police have now less that area. but for hours there were 1st inside of this refugee camp. and then as that fight continued, they move to the outskirts and then there's continued exchange of gunfire. now this follows a rise in attacks bind palestinians on israeli forces and an increase in israeli night grades. and early morning raids like this once or now there is a call for stores to close in the west bank and ramallah, jeanine, nobliss, and elsewhere. as people protest this raid which the palestinian authority has condemned, which the prime minister here has said, involves palestinian blood to forward is railey

a election objectives. that election, of course is on november 1st. it's on the engine in that romana for us. thank you there. i am pakistan unprecedented floods have destroyed 17000 schools in the south eastern sin province resources. they were already strained or not. children's education is suffering even more. i said, beg ripples schools on thou shalt us. people had little choice of way to go. these buildings would lodge and steady, unlike most people's homes in this impoverished part of buck is done. some school grounds were flooded. the name of this school is barely visible. tense have been put up to allow some form of education to continue. with 17000 schools in this province destroyed, a permanent solution is needed by bodies hello. after our aid about the winter coming in next month, we will not be able to see it in the hands in hot weather conditions. but for now,

we're happy that we can continue with our education. we have the large number of students here, request our government to rebuild our school so we can continue our education, or lack of the children, son of a lost all she had in the floods. at least 2000000 students have been effective in the province alone. when flood hit our village, we weren't able to pick up anything from home. we were just able to save our lives . it's been almost one month and i'm able to go back to school now. go into a temporary tent school, but i missed the one in my village. and my schoolmates, i'm worried how i'll be able to continue my education. this harsh environment more is needed and pakistan has appeal for international help. davis, we have the rest of the boxes. you need to provide food day until now. we would be able to travelers 15 learning centers. so

we need to establish $15000.00, at least more. every village is a cut off, and people are waiting for the waters to receipt. they may have taken away lives and livelihoods. these children are praying, they don't wash away their dreams of gaining and education. i said, beg al jazeera india is government has banned them, was them organization called the popular front of india for 5 years. the government accuses the group of being involved in anti national and terrorism. they did activities. several members had been arrested or detained in raids across the country. it also says the group has a secret agenda to radicalized parts of society. guineas a former military ruler mussa dar. this camara goes on trial. on wednesday he and 12 others are accused of killing $150.00 protested in 2009 human rights groups that say, it's a landmark trial that'll be a huge step towards getting justice for victims. i'm at interest reports from

kentucky. the countries and former military ruler arrives in court under escort accused of overseeing a massacre. 13 years ago the judge ordered him to be kept in prison before the trial start. like hundreds of families who blamed the former ruler daddy's will, shall come out for killing $150.00, protested charitable major bar is still bitter over the killing of his nephew. and will you kindly forgive someone if he didn't do it, didn't it? did he? but lately, but if he did it, did it literally, you can't able to forgive him because he did it september 28th, 2009 was one of guineas most violent days. when security forces open fire on peaceful demonstrators. the rights activists say during enough to the masika torture and other forms of abuses took place. the 10s of thousands of protest has

came here 13 years ago to demand a quick return to democracy. but they had no idea the tara that wants to be unleashed on them that day. so i will say some victims why? shot at close range female demonstrators trapped by the shooting while beaten and raped my security forces. as while jello is president of the association of victims and their families, he announced that the appointment is in for that one. if i get to make my presses, i will ask them why they did that. why they carried out his reprehensible violence . why women will write sure why people are still unaccounted full and he gave the order for lawyers for the former military ruler, whole flew into guinea from brook in a fossil on sunday, say their client is eager to prove his innocence in court. what al farmer to bar, who has taken the case to the international criminal court, says they are prepared to prove otherwise loves it. is kathy zip whittaker. the objective is to ensure that the perpetrators of punish and the victims i accorded

the rights. and because many people are still missing, the strand could lead us to where the missing somebody it. without justice there will be no closure for families. so many have will come to move by guinness military. government to bring the case to trial. but there are also suspicious of the trial could be political, motivated by colonel mama. dubois who seized power in cool last year is under pressure to step down from power and set a date for new elections. edris al jazeera cannot re i'm going to take you back to you at these live pictures in iraq. wera supporters of the sheer current looked on the al santa having for.