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ah so the newest president joe biden has declared a major disaster in florida after harken in, swept across the southern states. he's born, the storm could be the deadliest inferred as history estate is. one of the strongest harkens in decades but has now we can to a tropical storm in the face of serious danger. search and rescue operations gotten away before dawn this morning for people stranded and who are desperate shape water rescue as critical. coast guard deployed 16 rescue helicopters, 6 brick white fixed wing aircraft, and 18 rescue boats and crews. that's just one element of the many federal search and rescue teams that the pre stage in florida and the governor talked about how

pressed he was with the coast guard is doing this morning. all right, let's have this report now from kristen salumi. scenes of devastation abound in florida. the morning after hurricane an struck land. the full extent of the damage was only beginning to come to light homes. flooded and on fire boats piled up like children's toys. people in cars navigating their escape. already the governor is calling it and historic weather event. going to be a lot more assessing that goes on in the days ahead. but i think we've never seen a flood of that like this. we've never seen storm surge of this magnitude and it hit an area where there's a lot of people in a lot of those low lying areas. and it's gonna end up doing extensive damage to a lot of people's homes as there's going to be a lot of work to do and slammed into florida gulf coast with winds of up to 240 kilometers per hour, inundating communities in its path. the coastal city of fort myers was overwhelmed

with water. but the facts are being felt inland as wow. more than 2000000 people lost power. during the height of the storm rescue crews were unable to respond to cries for help. for those who didn't heed, evacuation orders that didn't stop a local news reporter from having a woman trapped in her car. she was on her way to work in a hospital when she got stuck. it's believed others may not have been so lucky, but with roads and bridges under water. it will take a while to fully assess the damages to lives and property. the rain and flooding is expected to continue as ian moves north. kristin salumi al jazeera. well, it had now to as far as suits in florida without the zeros and nasa his saying, he said in nasa, 1st of all, how prepared was florida for this? is it even possible to be ready for something of this scale?

absolutely not. what we're saying, in fact, is just an embosser hurricane. no efforts, federal or local could really have helped those residents who are now stranded or those lucky ones who are now away from their homes waiting for the order to come back. it was just a massive storm. did me give you a quick example? we have by south florida to little islands, very well known for a floridians. they're completely now up this moment while we're speaking and why the president speak in washington, they're completely cut off the little island of bella, sent the bella, for example. nobody can reach the right now. they're totally surrounded by water with all the dangers and they're stranded in their homes. they some talk about that's, but not official yet to talk about it, but there is definitely a lot of damage, including humans, a human death. there's also kept eva that's another beautiful island. totally cut off the bridges to those little islands is completely cut off or submerged by water . i could give you example, and i'm here standing in sarasota,

one of the luckiest towns probably on the south shore. that is, that one of the luckiest, ever look what the wind air did last night, this tree that was here probably for the years that he is completely uprooted completely and we are in an area that is facing the ocean. i'm told by the local residence that at least 3 feet of water in the last hours last night. what he 33 feet that would be that much, not dangerous too much. but the further south we go and we're trying to reach there for the information, we tried to go to fort myers. we just can't for a simple reason. we don't have gas and why we don't have gas it because the whole area doesn't have power. so really, structural damage is here and we have these early reports of the stranded people. people having there in fort myers, for example, totally downtown is totally flooded. we've seen some footage some early footage. we're not allowed yet n, but what we see is already and that pock elliptic picture, in fact, people stranded people, stranded in their homes,

up at the roofs. roofs gone completely downtown, completely flooded a houses with water mud, et cetera in washington. now if they're talking about rebuilding, it's certainly indeed and need now for florida is gonna require billions and billions that president biden. and the local governor and congress has to allocate and very quickly because we don't know how much florida floridians can sustain and the danger and the story is not here yet. right now as we talk it, i and moved already to central florida. right now it's battering orlando central, florida, a lot of damage, and a lot of innovations right now. it is a reach in the shores of the atlantic. so from a tropical storm central florida reach in the atlantic, it becomes a hurricane again. and it would via last watch south carolina, a more precisely the city of charleston on the ocean. that's probably the next target, according to law of experts. here. it's a green pitcher, nasa,

thanks for that. and as his seine reporting from sarasota, let's bring in cherry and mckinney now she's the spokesperson for the american red cross joint is not from orlando in florida. sure. it certainly sounds grimma and dawn uncles bringing scenes of widespread devastation. how bad is it in your view? well as far as the red cross is concerned, any disaster deserves recognition. but this one is historic. this is a storm that people will tell their grandchildren about in the history. truly, it is the devastating and he used the word catastrophic and i couldn't find a better word that it was. so what are the prior to requirements now in terms of the, the effort to, to rescue and, and get people back on track before the re pross, our primary responsibility right now is to take care of clients. last night we had some 33000 people evacuate into evacuation shelters, set up about 260 of them set up throughout the state of florida. those were

shelters that were manned by a red cross and also local and state governments and other partners. and we have more than $700.00 volunteers on the ground here in florida. and we are expecting to deploy even more to serve these clients. now once we let clients release, when this city and county and state says it's okay to release them from the evacuation shiners when it's safe, we will then assess where we need to put long term shelters, which we will need to have long term shelters. and that's where all those hundreds of volunteers come into play because there's no end of challenges in a situation like this and not least trying to get to people who are entirely caught off. that's right. and that will be a challenge. but it's one that the red cross will face we come in before a storm during the storm. and after we say, as long as we need to make sure that people have shelter, food,

and any type of assistance that they need going forward. we do work with our partners and we hand them off to partners who can take them on that long recovery back so they can get back into their homes. and so we can fix these homes and the lives that have been upturned by hurricane. and you mentioned the evacuations that were, of course, many who stayed put who stayed home. yes, it is shocking to hear about people who chose not to evacuate when they were told that it was a mandatory evacuation. but yet still they chose to stay in their homes and i will be honest with you. they took their lives into their own hands when they chose to do that. and the american red cross highly encourages people. when the government says you need to evacuate, you need to evacuate, and this is one of those situations. we see more more of this kind of thing. this, this kind of extreme, very extreme. whether is it even possible to, to adapt to it,

to prepare for something on the scale? well, i know that the red cross began planning for hurricane season back in april. and may, especially for the se in caribbean area, which is where a lot of our hurricane that's here in the united states. so we do prepare ahead of time many, many months ahead of time. and i think that is a difference that we're seeing with this deployment for the 700 folks that are here in orlando volunteering for this response, is that we had a really good solid plan that we are now implementing. and hopefully we'll be able to get to these clients very fast. all right, well, we wish you, well, we reference sharing mckinney for the american red cross. thank you very much. thank you. put more still head on uses, including british prime minister, his trust, defends tax cuts that triggered chaos in the market. downing tools in france, workers want answers from their government. i more pay as opposed to living,

keeps climbing a historic night in baseball for yankee star aaron judge peters as those details in school. ah, so the you in 60 general has worn russia. it's plans to our next occupied parts of ukraine cannot be accepted. that's after moscow said it will absorb for regions on friday. any decision to proceed with the annexation of barnett's ruins garrison and supported zia regions of ukraine, or they have no legal value, and deserves to be condemns. it cannot be reconciled with international legal framework. it since against every scene, the international community is meant to stand for it flogged the purposes and principles of united nations. it is a dangerous escalation. it has no place in the more than wolf. it must not be

accepted. well, united states in the european union say they will impose further sanctions or for what they called sham referendums and and illegal lime grabbed by moscow. all the while fighting continues he in easton ukraine russian rockets. they hit the city of disney pro earlier. local authorities say that 5 people, including 2 children, died in an attack on residential buildings. and sweden's coast guard says it's found a 4th leak in the north stream gas pipeline network. and moscow has rejected suggestions . it's responsible for sabotaging the baltic sea gas line. all our diplomat together to jonesboro jones is now from un headquarters there, said james, 1st up at the you and 2nd general, just unequivocal in his condemnation of russia. yeah, i've been listening to is comments that he's been making since the invasion by russia in february. and i think these are the strongest comments we've had yet. he talks about the so called referenda that have taken place and say,

they do not in any way reflect the genuine views, the general genuine point of view in terms of where they want to live of the people who've taken part in those votes. and he's also talking, and i think the reason we've got this statement from the sex journal now is because we've got, i think, some sort of ceremony taking place in moscow in the coming hours to formally announce the annexation of these areas. he says that is wrong on the international law. and on the un charter that founded the un 77 years ago. and of course, moscow then the soviet union was a founding member of the united nations. and what about the security council that's due to meet yeah, we're not entirely sure when the, i think the hope for many of the western countries is that will be a security council meeting. and just a matter of hours on friday. and there,

there is a plan for a resolution to draw the resolution to be put to the security council. the u. s. had been working on that along with another security council member albania, a resolution that would condemn russia, condemn the referenda, condemn the annexation. i'm told the wording of the latest version of that is very strong indeed. and i'm pretty certain what would happen if we do have this meeting taking place on friday. and if it doesn't take place on friday, that takes place on monday. that is going to be a rush and be to russia is a permanent member of the un security council. it's shown since february is prepared to use it's vito on this issue. i have no doubt that they would be a resolution that condemned them. so then what's the next step? well, we've already heard from the us ambassador, the united nations been to thomas greenfield, that if she expects the russians use that veto, they will that veto power. then the next step would be for the u. s. and other nations to take this to the un general assembly, and we're hearing that

a meeting could take place as early as next week of the general assembly, if as of each and the security council. and then we have the general assembly all $193.00 countries. that members of the us would have to go on reco to say what they think of russia's actions, roger and see her opens out jay's place putting there from united nations. a mohammed val is in moscow with the russian reaction to gutierrez, is speech. moscow is not listening to what mister gore gutierrez is saying. the law moscow is in another world. russia is bracing for celebrations and the historic speech by vladimir putin president vladimir putin. tomorrow. so, i mean, the logic here is very different. we are in the, i'm, i mean, i'm talking from a place where, i mean, things are seen from a completely different perspective. russians are bracing for what they called the correction of history. i think that those territories belong to russia, and that it was wrong in the 1st place to,

to let them go. and now it is time. it is the coronation of this, of the sacrifice is given by the but by the russians during this war and before. and it's, it's just less than 24 hours before the before it starts. and that is when the president vladimir putin would sign this agreement with the leaders of the for break away regents who have already landed here. moscow, i don't think that russia is really listening to what the secretary general of the united nations is saying. and they think that the you and is taking one side in this conflict. aurora challenge is live in the credit capital of kiva. let's get the point of view from there. so rory led up to terrace. is words welcomed in ukraine? yeah, absolutely. are they go down very well here because they chime pretty much exactly with the sentiments?

are of pretty much all ukranian. certainly the sentiments of the government here and keith zalinski himself said earlier on today, just after a phone call that he had had with mary a drug italian, a prime minister, that the referenda are worthless and do not change reality. he went on to say that our reaction or to russia's recognition of still their results will be very harsh, very tough. what is zalinski going to do? well, on friday he is calling out for a meeting of the national security and defense council, where we are being told that fundamental decisions for ukraine will be made. clearly, though nerves are jangling in the defense ministry inc. here, particularly about the danger of the use of tactical nuclear weapons. the ha, ukrainian military intelligence is now saying that the, the risk is very high, that they are going to be used by russia,

against ukrainian troops against ukrainian materials against ukrainian command centers near the front line. and ukraine is once again calling for the provision of air defense systems, missile defense systems are from the west, from nato. but ready, this doesn't actually change the ukrainian calculus that much, they are going to carry on doing what they have been doing, which is fighting off the russians as best they can. they say that they're going to take these territories back and they won't stop until they do so. and i think we have to stress said that ukraine militarily is strengthening and it has been for some time, these very referenda that russia has conducted the mobilisation that roger is engaged in the moment. he's really a sign of kremlin desperation. it's because of the ukrainian council offensive in cock give earlier in the month. ah, that was very few successful that beat the russians back from a particular area of,

of cock if the criminal got panics and decided that it was going to do these things . it was going to mobilize sections of the populace, and it was going to annex at the, the remaining bits of ukraine that it still holds on. so, or we think that a roach on is that in cave. okay, so by to the leaks in the nod stream gas pipeline networks that fastened his more from denmark's bowl home island, just a few kilometers here from the coast. these leaks have been detected for now in total, the swedish authority sat this morning that in fact it was 4 in total. they found them on tuesday, 2 on the swedish side economic zone, and 2 on the danish side. and nothing has been done or has been able to be done to stop this leaks from going into the water. hundreds of millions of cubic meters of gas are leaking into the baltic sea right now, and there's nothing that they can do. it is no technology. so basically what the

investigation is now doing is waiting to have these fights empty so they can actually do a proper investigation on the location at the moment. as a swedish vessel, there can actually go into this gas area and the people on board, they have reported that a gas leak are stable right now. but they're also, as you said, warning ships for staying away from that area because it's simply still too dangerous. so it will take time probably days still before this, some property is estimation possible on the location before we possibly are going to get some answers. what exactly happened? what has caused these huge holes in these pipes, and these are thick pipes. this doesn't happen easily. russia's foreign ministry, incidents, years, involvement in the damage to the most cream part was a will absolutely been there was a clear beneficiary in this situation. of course, it's washington putting gas pipelines out of action,

which is look at what lincoln said and your president's maybe you don't consider trump to be your president, but look at what your predecessors have said young you were talking so much about why nordstrom should be destroyed closed and removed from the agenda and why exactly this would be beneficial to the united states or let her find out how he uses responding to those needs can be held to this life from the white house. as a kimberly accusations encounter accusations flying about at the o. s president was asked about this as he appeared at fema headquarters to get an update i of the developments running the hurricane that's hit the united states. he declined to comment. thank. he is squarely focused on the hurricane aftermath, but his administration has been responding firmly denying the united states had any involvement with those explosions that caused those leaks. in fact, they are denying the suggestions made by russia not only here at the white house, but also the pentagon. a senior military official saying the united states is

absolutely not involved now. the white house is also pointing to the comments made earlier this week by the national security advisor jake sullivan, who said in the tweet on tuesday that the u. s. is supporting efforts to investigate and safeguard europe's energy security at the european union. going much further saying that it is preparing a robust risk and united response and what it sees as a deliberate act. now what i can tell you is that the united states, along with his partners at allies, is looking at this very carefully in terms of investigating. because the big fear here is what could potentially happen in the coming months. what is being looked at is whether or not this could be a potential warning sign or signal from russia. what could lie head and for that reason, the energy secretary here in the united states, jennifer granholm, is advising all parties to be on what the united states is calling hi alert.

kimberly, thanks that kimberly huck at the, at the white house for the u. s. has stated problems as it supports an investigation into the death of palestinian boy palestinian media reported the 7 year old fell to his death since he was being chased by his rady forces. in the town of taco the occupied westbank is ready. army has not released an official statement regarding the boy's death, disraeli mediate say, they denied chasing him. celebrities politicians have failed to elect a new president because of deep divisions in parliament. it raises fears that the political deadlock could continue for months or to michel owen's term. finishes at the end of october, i own took the helm in 2016 after a political stalemate that lasted more than 2 years. demonstrated in france, so decrying high living costs, pension reforms, and president of manion macros policies 24 hour strike was called by the trade union sewer demanding higher pay for his workers. natasha butler, fortune pers,

thousands of public sector workers protested in paris. they say they're overworked and underpaid, and they're angry at the french government's plans to reform the pension system and raised the retirement age. something they say would have wrote, they have rights. you probably call you crystal. i started working very young and i'm fed up and we retired and all around us are young people in the 20s who can find a job. so i should be able to retire that so they can work. i can enjoy a few years of my life while still in good health, and i said, if not, we can barely survive. we can pay our electricity bills. at some point, our salaries have to increase. the french government says that it's doing all that it can to shield people from inflation, but it won't back down on his pension reform plan that it says would make the system farrah mit all gilmore on herbal. we will also implement a pension reform. we can do it in a fair way at a reasonable pace. we can guarantee that reform will be effective if we allow it to

finance our social protection system. this, if they've been a number a smaller protests and strikes, they've the rising cost of living in france over the past few months. but this one is by far the largest with workers from across the public sector and more trading and says, unless their demands are met, it will not be the last. that is the point of her. this is not in it. so i hope it is going to be this and absurd in the coming winter, all strikes and resistance, all the different with french present. emanuel mackerel has wanted to reform the pension system since his 1st turn, but pushing it through now is clearly a risk at a time when so many people feel that their lives a hard enough. natasha butler al jazeera paris was the lead here, not 0. we look away. politics is wilson young people to leave bows. newton's governor, the u. s. vice president visit software ultras,

milva naval launches michelle tests and the nfl international series returns. peter looks ahead to the 1st game in london a it's feeling more comfortable around the gulf states. hi everyone. so the winds have shifted around there. now coming out of the northwest really say we go in for a closer look. so when the wind is out of the north northwest, that's a dryer breeze coming down from iraq, so it wipes out some of that humidity. not all of it. we've got a high in doha, on friday of 36 degrees. the risk that some showers are storms could pop up in punjab province in pakistan in islam who bought the capital territory as well. up against the foothills of the himalayas. that breezy for bach, who with a hive $24.00 and cooler for bish kick at 19 degrees. more in line with where you

should be. we're coming up to october in just a few days for turkey. yeah. that bad. plenty of sunshine across the country. from istanbul. on tahlia rate through to tribes on central africa. here's where our biggest 1st of rain are. as we look towards south sudan over to gabon cameroon. and for that southeast corner of nigeria, there's been some deadly flooding there at least 23 people killed. southern africa . let's focus on south africa. severe under sunset were over the eastern cape province. that energy has pushed out over the open waters of the indian ocean. so calmer conditions, but still a few showers in the forecast that could impact durbin with the height of 25 degrees. ah ah

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ah, again, you watching out 0 might about top stories this and you as president joe biden is declared a major disaster in florida. up to hearken in, swept across the southern states. fighting has warned, the storm could be the deadliest in florida. the secretary general says rushes decision to our next fort ukrainian regions dangerous and must not be accepted into any good terrorist. that's equivalent move violates the un charter threatened peace . prosperous. russia says it will officially take control of those ukrainian areas to morrow. european union in the us are planning to impose more so so much for holding what they call sham referendums. in the thousands of russians have fled the country since president vladimir putin issued a mobilization order last week, are correspondent in ranken met some of them across the border in georgia. it took

alexander and his friends 24 hours to get into georgia. most of it was spent waiting in a car. eventually they rented some bicycles, a piece of luck, he says, otherwise they might still be on the other side. his clay wise left his homeland. everybody knows that the push goes, the ballistics is wrong, on my opinion. and you don't a fight in the war. and, you know, of course, i don't want to kill nice people. most of the people, how did they respond to feel the same way about russia's war and ukraine? and while they are certain of that uncertainty awaits them. ego is a military age mail eligible to be called up in russia's partial mobilization. he across the board on foot. my wife is waiting to cross the border with coca with on don't know what times they will cut off the border falls for the men over the

society. so it is just like kill them a lot of the game, you know? so you never know you when the lose. so my wife told told me 2 days ago, just to go, i will follow the shifting of borders has become a concern. one of the few roots out of russia, i finland, has now been close by the finished government. and that's likely to meet more people arriving here. before the crossing has become a political hot potato. what the government says is before the announcement of partial globalization by the russian. there about 5000 cars crossing a day. that figure has gone up to $11000.00 but opposition politicians a saying, but that's nowhere near an accurate figure. that the, the actual number is for larger than that, but for the russians who are coming across, they are allowed to stay in the country for a year. but uncertainty actually awaits them. they don't know how long they can afford to actually stay it. and more importantly, what awaits them when they do eventually get back to russia and con algebra,

the last, the border crossing, sitting. cuz the owner has more now from and taught in turkey, where hundreds of planes landing from russia every day until they are the southern resort. so forget has always been a very popular tourism destination for russians for decades. that's why a, you have direct lies from russian cities to antalya and at the 16 to 19000 of russians are arriving in this. it is for the governor's statement at the city became more and more popular, especially after the war and ukraine started because of russians have limited trout options, but they can freely travel to turkey without a visas. that's why you have, we have more tourists in here. but at the officials a draw attention to an important matter. the number of russians who are not leaving the city is it has been rising,

especially frozen food in announced his partial mobilization across this country. for instance, on september 1, the number of fresh and tourists who haven't left on tahlia was 50 feet. these can be cancellation, or if they could have missed the flies, we are told. if they just wanted to stay and longer, gradually this number has been increasing. after the announcement of the mobilization and yesterday, the number has reached 2500 but bosnia herzegovina has seen the significant exodus of young people in recent years that every gracie in such a better opportunities and to flee rising tensions. general elections are set to take place on october, the 2nd, but as i said, beg reports, not from sorry, over as little hope, despite announcement to increased budget investments for young people. fletcher project never made it with his government at shit. post near seas, tens of thousands of people leave every year. resulting in

a decline in population. now lay the student, a poet and an artist overlooking her beloved city of sarajevo. the 17 year old is contemplating leaving. the political situation in the country is a source of continued frustration. i'm young and i may not know a lot, but from what i hear and what i see is that everything is corrupted. uh huh. politicians are not fair. we have the same politicians for years or 30 years and like come on, dont we need something new, something way better. at this local school, young people are learning a new language. they say it so they can leave and go to germany, austria in the run up to the elections. there's been increased tension and talk of a renewed conflict. is always there is a talk of war for the last 30 years, even after we had the war. so it's always something that comes up in the elections

and the speeches of our politician. so everything is about hatred, religion and wars. others don't want to leave for them, staying as an act of loyalty. my mother lost her leg for the state. michael half of my family lost their lives, but we're body parts and so on. for me to have the privilege to stay in this country. and how can i be a cupboard to leave it when they had the courage to stay? but many young people are leaving politics. the economy and a lack of opportunities are driving people out of here has a complicated political system that came about after the war in the ninety's is divided on ethnic lines, bosnian serbs and croats. but many young people say the system doesn't work and they don't see any chance of change. the financial impact of immigration or the economy is concerning. some our country laws us up till 800000000 euros

annually of money invested in education of young people who studied here, but went out to work elsewhere. so this has a real impact then the long term negative consequences on our future. because you tend to gratian reduces the facts based back on the hilltops. nailer is still undecided, i know that everywhere else i will be so much happier than here. but this is something mine and i just can't give up this still hope. but if politicians don't deliver young people like neither will continue to leave. as i said, bake al jazeera sarajevo. the british pound her's reverse losses from earlier on thursday for i minister liz trust defended her government's economic life triggered chaos. the financial market. sterling initially dropped off the trust, said that tax cuts were the right approach with its economy and that she wouldn't reverse last week's mini budget,

but it rallied to finish one percent higher on the day. they would had acres, the director of the u. k. tre. policy project and explains why the bank of england had to intervene in the bond market was there is the u. k. gilt market, that's the government bonds were the yield rights, their interest rates were going up and that's what the bank of england had to step in to stop. because that affected a lot of pension funds based in london for fairly complex financial reasons as to why. but it may well have rendered some u k pension funds insolvent, and that may well of how to knock on the fact of the assets. so there is some concern that the, unless the u. k. situation is stable because london financial market is so important. there may be knock on effects and they're a little bit unpredictable as little as we learned in 2000 night. it's not entirely clear what assets are being traded, where so as far as the method is concerned, this needs to be stabilized them quickly. they want to take action,

and arguably the issue is being they've taken too much action. they took action to stabilize energy prices, which were looking like they could, you know, go incredibly high level people couldn't afford. but at the same time, they pushed through some fiscal changes, and those have been controversial. those looks that to deepen the current account deficit, which was already a little bit worrying. and i think that was seen is not particularly credible by the markets. so there's more than one thing going on here as the backdrop of a few years of political instability. so quite a lot going on. i want you to government need through to read refined restore. it's credibility that it is a good actor that london is a safe financial center. i'm was still in that sense of instability, uncertainty as to what comes next. brazil, president jar bosner was trying to convince undecided voters that he should be given. another term in office polls have him at least 10 percentage points behind his rival. that former president looted to silver,

both nora and his supporters and says, there is no way he can lose one of the most divisive elections of the country's history or latin america to lucy newman reports now from sa poller, ah, motorcycle caravan. so the prelude to his public appearances there, followed by supporters, cries of nito or legend. the minute they see president jade bull scenario. his middle name is messiah, and he believes god has chosen him to lead brazil. his fancy, he has a different sort of superpower, your thought, your garbage there from your for. but i'm a lawyer, but i'm wearing a batman costume because i see both scenarios as a super hero without a cape, a guy who fights an entire system, defender of family values against abortion. wow, jane bull sonata was born here in the state of south bow, low to a family of humble means. he loved weapons and joined the army, but was expelled for bad behavior. then became

a congressman for an obscure right wing party. but after 74 year terms, he began to stand out. oh, and he made his career basically using this bad behavior. s a news from and to become famous. his, the one who's safe english. no one has the courage to say for example, the criminal should be shot on sight that he'd rather his son die in a car accident than be gay. he's seen as a racist and suggests a women's place is in the home. during former president jim josephs impeachment session, he dedicated his vote to the officer who tortured her during brazil's military dictatorship. just a. 7 fancy also not always the reincarnation of the level and ration for the president. a combination in hard line, conservative values, and nationalism commits millions of resilience. only men with people like

these regard as communism. since becoming president his loosened gun laws, even though 70 percent of brazilians oppose the move, he's expanded agricultural and mining frontiers in the amazon rain forest. and when brazil's death toll from covered 19 became the 2nd highest in the world, he showed a little compassion insisting people go back to work even before there was a vaccine to the wall. i put them here, i am sure, for the dead. i am sorry, but we are all going to die one day. we have to stop being a country of sissy's dog love. oh, your bluetooth paragraph. also, nato has often been compared to donald trump, whom he greatly admires. both charismatic and anti political establishment. both showed disregard for democratic institutions like the supreme court in congress and like trump, motion madison tolerance and sensitivity to the needs of the poor and his handling

with the pandemic could make his 1st presidential term his last to see and human al jazeera. so paolo years, vice president, come to her, is visited the demilitarized zone separating south and north crew made height intentions. harris earlier held talks with south grew as president to units of yo where they condemned doth cruise nuclear rhetoric from a broad report down from pudgy in south korea. the kettle, cities were following in the footsteps of many u. s. leaders before her vice president carmella harris on the heavily fortified dmc border separating the 2 careers touring the famous blue huts of the penman john truce village where an armistice signed in 1953 ended the korean war looking into north career itself with relation soured. once more in a region of growing tensions in the north, we see a brutal dictatorship rant in human rights violations,

and an unlawful weapons program that threatened peace and stability. the united states and the world seek a stable and peaceful korean peninsula where the dpr okay, is no longer a threat. harris had come to asia to attend the state funeral in tokyo, a former prime minister sions, obey indicating the importance of relations with its ally, japan as a counter to the growing strength of china in sole she met with president yoon. so p o hoping for the same level of continued cooperation. for 7 decades. the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen of security and prosperity on the korean peninsula. and in the endo pacific and throughout the globe. i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. the last significant us visit to the dmc

within 2019, when president donald from beth with north korean leader kim jong on at the height of their summit diplomacy aimed at the nuclear rising. the korean peninsula, hopes of north career giving up its nuclear weapons, have all but evaporated with leader kim jong and recently enshrining in law. it's status as a nuclear armed power and south korean intelligence officials believe the north has now completed preparations for another nuclear test. it would be the 1st such test in 5 years and comes as a u. s. naval strike group led by the aircraft carrier. ronald reagan conducts joint drills and korean waters. again, another 1st in 5 years, she leaves the peninsula with the deepening tensions increasingly reminiscent of previous times. robert bride al jazeera pardieu, south korea. a memoirs deposed leader ang santucci has been sentenced to 3 years in

jail. along with her former economic advisor, australian sean to know the pair pleaded not guilty to violate an official secret site sentencing took place in a closed court with his, the latest in a series of convictions. sushi has faced since being asked in the military q in february 2021. tony chang has more. le, from bangkok in neighboring thailand. we have seen charge upon charge, laid against her sentence upon sentence piling up 23 years. her. she's now supposed to serve in jail. some of those sentences carry with them hard labor sentences as well, which will be incredibly difficult for a 77 year old woman. at this stage with the sentences she's looking at she's and she still has several still to come. she won't get out of jail until she's over a 100 years old. now, i think the, the issue here is, what is the military trying to do here? we've seen them piling up these charges against a clearly they want her out of the picture politically. they know very well that

they hold elections as they have done in the past. she will, will win overwhelmingly again. and they want to take her away from that. if elections go ahead next year, as they promised they will, and there is a for the military, a satisfactory result. they may allow her, some degree of freedom, perhaps house arrest of some sort. but clearly she will never be allowed to return to the political stage while the military in charge. and at this stage these sentence are sentences are effectively a death sentence for philip robinson as a deputy director of human rights watch is asia division. he says the sentencing is a tactical, moved by the military, gender, members, military hunters, trying to run up the score against long sanks, which she and the other. and the leaders, including the 3 ministers who are also on trial with her here. they're trying to make sure that she and others never pose a threat to the hunter again, that they will be bound down by so much time in prison that you know,

will never really see them. for the foreseeable future. you know, they're, they're, they're trying to ensure that they will be able to hold these people for as long as they want. and that the, the, any sort of terms of release will have to be negotiated with. one of the alleged organizes in finances of the 1994 rwanda genocide who's got on trial at a un tribunal in the hague. please see if this has been prosecuted, say played a substantial role in war. crimes against ethnic minorities is accused of financing . the purchase of weapons and promising fate speak through his radio station, or when his genocide saw hundreds of thousands of ethnic truancies, but also moderate ethnic hooters killed by members of the huge majority, give you, but refused to attend. the trial. floods have devastated huge parts of di, jerry, killing hundreds of people, displacing hundreds of thousands more infrastructure,

including homes and schools have been destroyed. final exams have been dispos, leaving thousands of students effected mohammed as after the up. it is one of the miners will how much, how much, assisting us onto bio close going to the school. and i'm in j del sebra. now i don't. so now if we only see them deploying come to town and we don't have any place to seek. we call into the stone and the fall of the stone place, a discourse. we don't have to study. i don't know any school that you can call one study. so just go many. you, honey, the sometimes we go do it, doug. this is

a pain in the yes and you going to if you wanted to a senior going to the school so no, didn't come on by no school. so now we know that i did, and we didn't put some of our people because i'm just flowed in general. we didn't, you did think that if the desk was not be resumed. so even the books that do it didn't have because of what goes. we just didn't have you know, to, these are not bucks and books. you didn't have anything to eat. if you didn't go, we need books. vince, i do, we need government to renew our classes because of the to lead her announcer back in the false latency of poor ground, pre returns off to his pandemic pulls at petersburg.

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matches at the tournament, which begins on the 20th of november. for the 1st time, the cost of injury is for football clubs. in the south, 5 european leagues has gone above half a $1000000000.00. a study of the 202122 season has major. the time players were unavailable, costing 531000000. it was a total of $4810.00 injuries a 20 percent increase on the previous season. percent demand will hardest hits with play absence fees calculated at over $35000000.00. the 1st ever mid season world cup is expected to make the figures even higher for next year. round good and boss, atlanta join p. history of the top 3 clubs who was to fix it. they are frequently competing in multiple tournaments and very often in the latter stages of those tournaments. so fixture, congestion and loading of players in terms of the frequency with which they play is, is a more significant factor. for some of those clubs,

it's really difficult to project. the impact of the 1st winter woke up because it's, it's the 1st time we've seen anything like this here in the middle in the middle of the season. so i think the more, the more interesting point where we can potentially projects is around fixtures, congestion both in the lead up to the world cup and then post woke up as well. so if we look at the last 2 seasons, take the last 2 seasons. as a comparison, prevalence of injury is increased across those 5 leagues by 20 percent. the cost of injuries is increased across the last $2.00 seasons by 29 percent. not all down to the, the disruption in the fixed congestion caused by the coven 19 pandemic. but certainly that's been a significant contributing factor if you overlay that with the seasons to come and look at the frequency with which plays are being asked to play both prior to an and post the world cup. and it's, it's fair to suggest that what we're seeing in terms of the passing of increasing

injuries, an increase in cost of injuries is something that's like he says, to sustain over the course of the next season. it was an historic art in baseball as new york yankee star air and judge it is 61st home one of the season to equal the american league record. and this was the moment he did it had to redo with her the judge matching the mark said my yankee legend, roger married 61 years ago. and he still has 7 games left of the regular season to break the record. definitely some relief. i get in the 61. you know,

you try not to think about it, but it creeps into your head. i can't even describe it right now. you know, it's for so you know, such an honor. you know, what nurse, you know, did in this game, you know how he played the game. you know, what type of person who was going to be linked with him forever is in a moment that i definitely will never forget it. i'll definitely cherish it. judges, mother pat, he watched the action alongside marriage, the son roger junior, and often again her some presented her with a very special my mentor from leaving the home run. boom. if one will champion max for stop and has back to back. will title any sites this weekend at the singapore graham cream, the nighttime st. circuit race returns after a 3 year absence from the calendar caused by the pandemic for stopping as to when sunday's race and hope his nearest rivals failed to finish. and then he will be champion again, this time with 5 races to spare, quite

a long shelf and everything needs to go really like perfect from our side. i mean, like from the other side as well. so from my side, i'm just focusing on a good weekend and trying to just have a good callback here because we haven't been here in a while. you know, so we'll need to get up to speed a little bit. the nfl international series thoughts on sunday. the new orleans saints or in london to say the minnesota vikings, the game is taking place at the home stadium of english premier league. so i talk to them. hotspur, the nfl international series has london fans celebrating. but st. coach dennis allen says it's been a big adjustment for the players. i think the team that handles this transition is, is the team that's going to have the most success on, on sunday. so it's not easy on either team making this travel like this, but we all, we all have to deal with it and, and the team that handles that transition. the best,

who has the most successful sunday china is hosting its 1st international sports event in 6 months. and the 1st since the beijing winter olympics and paralympics, the world team table tennis championships opened in chung due on thursday likely events in beijing. all competitors and stuff involved will operate in a secure bubble. and to be kept away from the public with regular coven 19 testing . all right, i'll be back here in a few hours time with more sports news, mich pizza. thank you very much. divert. thank you. and that is it for this news? i got more news coming up from london this time. lauren taylor stymied by with it's ah ah.

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