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this is al jazeera. ah, it's great to have you with us today. i'm several venue. this is the news. our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the opec plus alliance moves to sharply cut oil production to boost prices. the white house calls it a short sighted move that will hurt the world economy. vladimir putin formerly claims parts of ukraine as russian territory, but on the ground ukrainian forces are making gains. i have sweet flowers here for our economy. grows, growth, and right. you k prime minister lose was defending her economic vision. 40 conference after fierce criticism over boston. thanks got plan. and you as president joe biden tours,

hurricane ravaged areas of florida. more than 80 people are confirmed dead and hundreds of thousands are still without power. and in sport, round the dread let to keep up their perfect record in the seasons champions league, spanish tide are gearing up to house shaft are dying? yes. gab ukraine and burn the battle. ah, so the white house has criticized the opec plus oil produces decision to sharply cut output, calling it a short sighted move that will hurt the global economy, the opec group. now that is 13 nations plus 10 other countries, including russia, will reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day starting in november. prices have dropped in the last 3 months over fears of a global recession. saudi arabia's energy minister abdul aziz been sol, mom said the output cuts were necessary to respond to rising interest rates in the west and

a weaker global economy. our priority now is stabilizing market. now we could be accused of wanting to or influence market in a negative way, as everybody's blog, if we will, and others. we'll see how we conduct ourselves in the months to come. but with this situation, a prevailing situation. i think we ought to buy ourself a good period of working and focusing on how to attend to this market situation and then hopefully some word later on 2030. as we hopefully can come out of this situation. we will have the time and in the days to 2 and again, early in the get our to self with some reality check. our white house correspondent kimberly halgert is also monitoring the u. s. reaction. kimberly,

what are you hearing? yeah, well the white house has been responding to this, not only has the national security advisor responded, but also more recently the white house press secretary as the president was traveling down to survey that hurricane damage in florida. as you mentioned, the white house calling this a very short sighted move on the part of the saudis cutting those production quotas . the white house saying that this is a particularly bad time to be doing this, given the fact that it's the belief of the white house that the timing is bad, given that their world is already dealing with li, production issues. as a result of what they say is putin's as invasion of ukraine, vladimir putin, of course, the russian president and the fact the impact that that has had on the global economy. that this is hurting both the middle income countries and particularly low income countries. the most and that they are dealing and reeling with high energy

prices. now, as a result, here in the united states, the u. s. president has taken action. we understand he is this month, releasing 10 bear 1000000000 rather 10000000 barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. a, in order to bring down price is, this is an addition to actions that have been taken as far back as march. we also know that the secretary of energy is exploring other options in order to keep prices low for consumers, but the white house, underscoring that this is just another point that they are making that this is why the united states believes lutes. u. s. president believes that fossil fuels are not the answer answer and that the investments need to be made in the future towards turning towards clean energy. something that the president made a priority in most recent legislation in the inflation reduction act that was recently passed into law. so the u. s. president, again,

not happy about this. disappointed with the actions of the saudis. when asked about this by reporters whether or not the saudis were no longer a reliable partner, if you will, the white house press secretary would not respond to that. only saying that this is a short sighted move in the eyes of the white house, but they would not comment is whether or not moving forward the saudis could no longer be trustworthy in the eyes of the united states. all right, kimberly, how could thank you very much for filling us in on that? the international benchmark britain, north c crude was up almost 2 percent claiming above $93.00 following the opec plus announcement. at the start of the year, brent prices were close to $79.00 per barrel. it soared above a $123.00 in march. 2 weeks after russia invaded ukraine, that was the highest level we've seen in 14 years. but by the beginning of this week, brent levels were at 88.86 dollars. a prices had been steadily falling over the past month. i'll be you are syndrome is head of global oil markets at energy

intelligence. he joins us from london. abbey. first of all, why is decision to cut production? yeah. first thanks for having me. you know, so, you know, the comments from opec plus, coming out of vienna were that, you know, the, there were there were trying to be proactive in the face of macro uncertainties. and in the face of potential recession possibilities. and of course, we've been dealing with that in europe and in the united states and other parts of the world. so that, you know, and then obviously, you know, as, as you pointed out, we've had a downward flight in prices. and as the oil minister for saudi arabia noted, you know, it's really sort of stabilize the markets and give it a little bit more certainty. so that was the, that was about process behind the decisions, you know, how, you know, and just to clarify one thing. and obviously the headline cut is, is a $2000000.00 barrels of cuts. but the actual cost is only about a $1000000.00 barrels. and it's only about half of that, given that many, many,

many countries that already been under, under producing. so it's really only some of the major countries that are going to be cutting production. ok, from a layman's point of view. what's surprising here is if you cut production, you're going to drive prices up, right? and that's going to hurt people's purchasing power. precisely at a moment we're middle working class families already reeling from installation and, and, you know, are struggling to make ends meet. yeah, i think be, you know, i think the logic was demand was looking, uncertain. demand is likely going to flatten, if not fall, and these cuts would, you know, proactively, you know, help catch that fall on our numbers. we don't necessarily see demand falling even though you have a recessionary environment in parts of the west and, and in other parts of the world. we don't see demand fallings, demand pretty well supported, in fact, over the next couple of months going into the winter. and early next year, we actually see risks to the upside for demand on fuels switching on the possibility of trying to reopening. so if the demand actually holds up,

even in the recession, you are, you have a recipe for, for even tighter market conditions. and by the way, even today's market is quite tied. the physical market is tied. we have a shortage of barrels. and then also beyond mid november, you will have a slow down and the s p r released from the u. s. that we'll also pull further supply away from the market so, so you can certainly have a pretty messy combination going into winter. okay. russia is part of this group of countries that had decided to cut production. how does the ukraine war play into this? because, of course, this is consistent with what rush has been doing recently. a number of actions designed to drive up the price of energy. yeah, i think, you know, again be, i think the comments coming out to be in our focus more fundamental on technicalities. but it's very hard to sort of separate the digital politics of everything that's going on. and it has been going on since since the end of

february, i think, you know, a couple things worth highlighting. are that, you know, of course there's you island vargo coming in early december and also a price cap mechanism led by the us. but, but, but across the g 7, that is, the combination of those 2 is something that the brush has been, you know, pretty vocally upset about. and, you know, if there were to be disrupting sister, russian supplies for higher prices. right. and so you, so withdrawing supply market achieves that. so i think there's certainly an element of that to, to think about in the decision making today. your thoughts on what the us is doing, injecting more oil into the market, drawn from the u. s. strategic reserve. yeah, i mean, you know, this is, you know, this is a strategy that's, that's help keep a lot of supply in the market over the last 6 months. of course, there's another 10000000 barrel allocation and, and allocation of what was announced back in april. and in the next month or so, so there's still a little bit of

a runaway to add more supply. but of course that allegation ends. i think it's quite possible that the u. s. announces brother s p r releases later this year or early next year, especially we have $200.00 or higher. there is room for more so i think that's something that certainly we should watch out for fun and i will. and around 400000000 barrels. i mean the next month or so, i think there's room to kind of run that down to the mid 3 hundreds, maybe even below 3 hundreds at some point next year. but, you know, it's not an infinite tool to kinda keep adding supply. but i think it will be a lever that will be pulled early next year. other tools are also being evaluated as the directory of energy noted earlier today. i think some of the tools may be limited and also some of the, the plans to encourage domestic supply in the us to grow will take time for me to use this. not necessarily help in 2023, but maybe it's 820242025 story. all right,

i'll be yours, ender, and thank you for your insights. there's robin rushes, president vladimir putin, his signed into law, the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions a week after referendums that the un called illegal under international law. but the criminals control over those regions has shrunk, compared to when the votes were held. president putin says he hopes the situation on the front line will soon stabilize moscow plans to send 300000 mobilized troops to bolster its forces in ukraine. but bruton did say the plan, conscription will be delayed for some university students illness. so usually the defense ministry has reported that a number of categories of our citizens do not need to be drafted as part of mobilization effort. however, the relevant changes to the legal framework were not made in time. so the draft decrease submitted to the defense ministry and the government came out in a way that did not represent the viewpoint of the defense ministry itself. so we

have had to make adjustments to this document. accordingly. i have already issued a decree to day and it has been signed, which makes these very adjustments. give you a, marla, val has more on the story present, put in to they also getting some resources to people who are confused about the mobilization. the details of that mobilization, we have seen mistakes being committed and acknowledged by the government itself. so what he said to they is in the framework of giving the clarifications and the assurances and for instance, you know, official media staff, people with their 4 children. people who are older, who happy reserve, a spot are older than 65. and a long list of other people, including those who have a new disability and so on for the russians. this is reassuring because there was a lot of confusion about who is going to be sent and who is not going to be sent on the ground. those retreats by the russian army us are depicted as

a part of the fight against the west itself. nato is involved according to the rational qualities here. this is no longer a conflict with the ukrainian soldiers, but a conflict with armies of mercenaries or arm and armed with the most sophisticated weapons provided by nato. and there have been warnings over and over again by the rational qualities. but the nato should stop interfering in this war and should not, should, should stop supplying arms to, to the you crazy. let's take a detail look now at ukraine's offensive in the southern her southern region. in the last few days, it's been advancing quite rapidly. ukrainian troops have been pushing from the north along the nipple river that you see here on the map. and along the village of devotee, bread and also from the west that of michael life towards her son. as several

strikes on 2 major bridges across the nipple river mean that russian forces now have limited means to withdraw all zero's hodder bill. hamid reports now from creevy re which as you see from that map, is not far from the southern front line where ukrainians are. the job by their recent victories is a be high selectivity, a warehouse away from the frontline full of supplies to be delivered for those who survived war and occupation. food basic necessities and glass to replace shattered windows. as winter approaches san office called the room governor board unit, this is al storage area for humanitarian aid arm. it's all for the liberated areas on the course on reaching. it's dangerous for the volunteers. they could be shelling still. that's why we deliver directly to homes. so we don't have gatherings of people. there's a sense of urgency, as ukraine continues to inflict losses on russian troops in the south. some of the

trophies of war now on display, on the grounds of the school, where president voted near zalinski used to attend. ukraine has been announcing a sudden offensive since the summer, but then took everyone by surprise by making advances in the hockey region in the north east of the country. it was believed that the russians have been re enforcing their defensive lines in the south. even though recently ukraine has managed to push through some of them and regain some territory. the ukrainian army advanced from the north through the vast plains, filming that each step. cuz when school was sort of feeling here entering the village of status, india hoisting the ukrainian colors and removing the russian claims to land. like here in nova pitcock about this woman says, i have been waiting for you for so long why? harrison is one of 4 regions. russia has a next a few days ago,

claiming the majority of people there. well, well coming to move, the ross says it's untrue. it's not his real name as he is the co founder of a network of activists known as the yellow ribbons who have been carrying acts civil disobedience in russian controlled regions. mobile demo proposal where they were going to continue to document all that's happening, the collaborators and the locations. if it's our protest, are activist record everything and sent it out. we do this to expose russian claims and hope it helps our authorities. we will continue to distribute flyers in the a funky very will continue to be the limit is as important as military achievements . ukraine conveying the message that people there when never forgotten. what of that? i mean, i'll just eva creevy in southern ukraine. we've been speaking to former ukrainian president petro poor shanker, for his reaction to the latest developments in his country. he was attending the u

. k. conservative party conference in birmingham. he says, moscow's claim to annexation of the 4 ukrainian regions will not be a repeat of what happened in crimea in 2014 just completely a big difference for the distance we count fast for the last, the 8 years. because in europe, a 1014, don't have an army in the year, 2014. we don't have a global coalition supporting the grade. year 2014. we don't have faith of god weapons. and with that situation, definitely, i am confident your grade will whim, but the and the piece would be connected with our victory. all right, is not going to come on the news hour. we report from lebanon. we're an m p 's, the latest person to show up at a bank, the demand money from her own account and, and support the empire state building gets lit up to celebrate a phenomenal sporting achievement. we'll have more on that.

ah, british prime minister list trust has closed her parties annual conference with a pledge to pursue a relentless strategy of economic growth. she has spent only a month in office, but she's already faced fierce criticism over tax cut plan that cause turmoil in the markets and sent the pound, tumbling against the dollar. for brandon reports from birmingham. the ryan, this has been a conference to forget phyllis trust the conservative party. it began with a, you turn on giving a tax break to britain's richest and ended in a speech on disruption that was itself disrupted, bringing it all to a close, the prime minister saying she is still ready to make hard choices and do what it takes. as the last few weeks have shown, it will be difficult. whenever this change, there is disruption and not everybody will be in favor of change. but everyone will

benefit from the results. trust created a new enemy, which he called the anti gross coalition, and which basically includes any one who might oppose or protest against her economic policies. 10 days before conference started, her government announced massive tax cuts paid for by massive borrowing. as if on cue, a pair of climate protest as from greenpeace noise me interrupted her before being ejected from the hall, where the only party and after just 34 minutes the finale together, we can unleash the full potential of our great country. that is how we will build a new britain for a new era for days of extraordinary tension and party descent. there was an almost tangible sense of relief that it was finally over senior conservatives. except that this conference has been something of an ordeal. but trust has at least survived it. like you said,

people always untrusted a half a 2nd. i'm sorry, i've got to go guy. nice is the well ok. i mean they're obviously always going to be discussions within governments. they're always all right, every because they're, every party's got a standing coalition of different interests. what you hope is that people have those discussions in private then have a unified line, and unity is the key to electro success. it's been a torrid party conference for prime minister liz trust. her response has been to try to normalize the turmoil, to portray the disruption as a natural, perhaps even a necessary consequence of the change that she says, britain so badly needs. it is too early to judge whether this trust is done enough to regain her authority and restore her credibility. the opinion polls still look bleak for the conservatives, but in the words of one departing delegate. it wasn't a disaster pull brennan al jazeera birmingham, a u. s. president joe biden is visiting florida to see the damage done by hurricane

in at least 84 people are confirmed dead after the storm hit. the fort myers area last week. biden has taken a helicopter flight over damaged areas to get a sense of the scale of the disaster. he will also be meeting people who've lost homes and businesses. a search and rescue teams are continuing to look for survivors. leah hoarding has more in that department. lights are known for its sugar like sand and teal. blue waters. the south west coast of florida is now a place of desolation. it has been a week since hurricane in slammed the shores and the death toll keep to rising. where people once searched 1st spot to sun bathe, rescue teams. now search for survivors. if there's no answer, we move on to the 2nd. and we will continue that throughout this whole we've had a lot 1st responders have come to florida from all over the united states to help

the governor is praising their efforts. there's more urban search and rescue capability in florida since this storm than has ever been in one place and one state since 911. despite a mandatory evacuation notice many people chose to stay home and faced the storm. and now the cleanup, i mean they rushed through here like an express train. but my doors and windows kept most of it out as a little bit damp. he is still. oh that's, that's fun. it's not that we get mouldy, cuz we're drying it out. the area looks more like a weather war zone than a vacation destination, and many here wonder if it will ever be the same. leah harding al jazeera and joining us live from fort myers, florida, is j. lauren's. he's a spokesman for the american red cross j. how are people holding up down there? they're doing the best they can,

they've been through the worst experience of their lives. and it's amazing how well some of them are coping others or not, that we're here to help and they will be here. what's the priority at the moment? what do they need the most and what do you need the most to help them? i already miss a moment is giving all the people you talked about. a safe place to stay as secure a place where they can get hot be also be at 3 meals a day. but there are all kinds of services. i'm standing right now in front of the largest shelter that we have in south florida. more than 500 people are, are here. so describe this what their, what their daily lives are like. so on the one hand there at this shelter, on the other hand, they've got to think about, i assume rebuilding for those who can that's absolutely right.

and what you're going to see, you have more is that people will leave here during the day to go back to their rec tone salvage what they can with right now, they're in a better bit of weight waiting periods. but there's, they're still, they're working. i need to talk to people who are applying to to fema who are trying to get things in order. but, you know, right now, this is, this is their temporary home and, and we're doing our best to comfort them to get what the community is going to look like. say a year or 2 from now do you think you know, that is very hard to say up, but what i can say is that you will be with them. we were here when the storm hit. some of them wrote out the storm in the shelter,

and we're going to be here for weeks and months to come. folks, not sheltering now, but we're starting to get out into the neighborhoods. we're feeding people with emergency response vehicles and we'll be doing a lot more. but you know, i ask you the question because there are communities in new orleans for instance, after after katrina you know, 10 years on their life we're still nothing close compared to what they've been you know, before before katrina. and i'm just wondering whether this is the kind of impact we're talking about here it's, it's impossible to say, i wish i had a crystal ball. but we know that there's a lot of people who are trying to help them and, and trying to get people here back to a normal life as best they can. all right, well we appreciate the help that you're giving them and we wish them the very best . j lawrence, thanks very much. thank. still ahead on al jazeera,

an inquest in the u. k. looks into the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by london, police and sport. she's already 175 this year that the women's world number one wants more than his action coming up later on in the show. ah hello. the weather stays dry and fine across much of the middle east as per usual bits and pieces of cloud down towards us out more towards the north as well just between the black sea and the cask and see him, he could see a little line of the showers long spells afraid of seizing across the caucuses, and it'll say the case to just around to curious, see some wet weather into cool weather coming through here. fire to dry across the raven peninsula here doha, temperatures around the 40 degree mark over the next couple of days. and she's

picking up a little more of a shamal as we go on to was to. we can't fight to drive across much of north africa . northern algeria, we'll see some live the showers, possibly a rumble or to have fun by monitor the shower. moving parts of algeria, showers across central africa. we've seen some flooding recently just around central african republic, more heavy down posts coming through here into the gulf of guinea, bending toga, seeing some heavy showers. here we are also looking very disturbing joyce up with the showers across central parts where we are going to see more heavy downfalls at western side of the r, c. c. the big down portion heavier showers to, to northern parts of angola. but south of that, it is generally dry, few shouting to the far east of south africa. having said that war, but you had as bird temperatures a good 10 to 15 degrees above the average. here, as to very warm in southern botswana. ah, but 18 months after me and mars military cool. the balance of power is shifting us

. thousands of pro democracy activists join forces with ethnic minority and surgeons forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of peoples defense forces could transform the country's future from mia mars frontline, on a jessia in these turbulent times, up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issues that matter from the state of democracy around the world. to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table. they have the matter. we have to start to talk about the see here. we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front on al jazeera.

oh, a. welcome back and watching else. as a reminder of our headlines today, oil producing nations have agreed to sharply cut output. the white house is called the decision by opec plus a short sighted move that will hurt the global economy. rushes leader has signed into law of the annexation of for ukrainian regions a week after referendums that keep in its allies called a sham president. vladimir putin says he hope the situation on the front line will soon stabilize us. president joe biden is visiting florida to see the damage done by hurricane ian. at least 84 people are confirmed dead after the storm made land for last week. in the u. k. now an inquest has opened into the death of

an unarmed black man who was killed by police in south london last month. 24 year old chris cobb was shot through the windscreen of a car. the police had linked the vehicle that he was driving to an earlier firearms incident, but they acknowledged that cobbler himself crucially was not a suspect. kinda the family wants a quick decision on whether criminal charges will will be brought against the officer who shot and killed him. chris cobbler's cousin jefferson marcella spoke outside the coroner's court on tuesday. we need offices, not just this family, but the whole of london. the whole of the country needs to know how something like this could occur. how can a young man in an unknown be so in their heads by police? in 2022. this should never have happened. it must never happen again. we must never accept this as normal. someone must be held accountable to me while

a is the executive director at the forefront project. she's in london, tell me your group fights for the rights of youth in london who've experienced violence and racial injustice. you heard chris, his family, they're saying we need answers, are you confident you're going to get those answers? well, i think if we look up the track record in the country around police while i'm stay accountability, we'll see that the answers and justice isn't very, very long. long and usually it's not very successful in dissolves. aha, and full carpet, whole family, and in fact community who are not this time. but unfortunately he joined a very, very long list of people who have been impacted by a faithful state violence. and the reality is, we have not seen that comfortability about these families in session for what does justice look like in this case? and do you feel that is what's happening now?

i think is an interesting question because we really have to re imagine just this. i'm not so that the same system that can kill brutalize, i'm home and black people and other people in this country is the same system that can actually deliver real justice. i think really just this is be on a single office are being held accountable within the system. i think we have a frame of justice that really looks to repair the historical hom, intergenerational home and shows that this cannot happen again. and was the police in this country continue to have the tools? the result says that the money to support the partner, they will continue to use violence because it is an inherently violent institution and inherently races institution. and so i don't have faith that will just come with in that system to that point, the police officer who killed chris kava is now being investigated for murder or

homicide. do you believe that the met can police itself and you just started addressing that in a case like this one? well, as i said before, let's look at the track record. has the met or any other police force in this country been able to investigate itself and deliver accountability? we can see the answer to that question is now the investigation is going to take 6 to 9 months. your reaction to that. they also said that the investigation into the killing of my doctor will take a similar time frame. yes. not successful? yes. i'm sorry. was the family, have a lot of pressure on the i p c. c. commit to a time frame, i think is, you know, we can see that it doesn't always deliver people one house as late as quickly. i think the lengthening on these processes is also, you know, something that happens to try and kind of tell you the public pressure as well. 6 to 9 months does seem like a long time to get answers on something like this to me while the executive

director of the forefront project. thank you for your time today. the u. n. is warning the drought stricken samaya is facing famine humanitarian chief martin griffith. is calling on the international community to deliver aid immediately. my whole bar reports. it's been a prolonged drought in somalia. some of its regions haven't seen rain in 2 years. desperate for food, water, and grazing for their cattle. thousands of people are fleeing their homes, walking long distances under the scorching sun where hammered. i my dear year and his family left their coastal city. the 60 year old says he had to walk more than a 1000 kilometers to get to this desolate camp, hoping to get food and shelter. cool little by the national half a dozen 100. if you walked some distance out of here, you will see lots of bonds, but lots of animal bonds piled up on the top of each other. from all the corners,

the sight of these wounds will shock you together. not only here but toward the region. samaya is one of the poorest countries in the world battered by decades of violence, war and political instability. this drought could be its worst yet. the un thies, the crisis could be similar to the 2011 famine, which killed more than a quarter of a 1000000 people. half of them children thousands have died so far. man attrition is killing children every day because those are the people from 4 days ago and came away later was not even a laugh, a salesman. and that was a bit of cautious when he taking that route as headed, is that it on put on medication. and that's where they at least the because his own can not improvement. the situation is critical. aid worker sometimes take the

limited resources from the hungry to treat those who are starving. somalis blame the russian invasion of ukraine for depleting. international aid, the used to receive every year and for soaring food rises. because we're not always in the house. there were between crane and russia has worse and destination of oil and wheat. we turn out available. we bring the food all the way from mogadishu and the prices have skyrocketed since our land is dry and unproductive. the most desperate live in central and southern parts of somalia. under the control of a chabad. the wine blames the armed crew for contributing to the 2011 famine, by deliberately blocking of burning a deliveries on targeting 8 workers for the time being and until 8 arrives. hundreds of thousands will have to deal on their own. with cholera. monday, tuition on starvation hash about bottle al jazeera wasn't an iranian american who

was jail into iran on spying. charges has been allowed to leave prison for medical treatment backer. animosity seen here on the rights is 85. he used to work for the un, but iran board him from leaving the country since his conviction in 2016 the u. s. says his imprisonment is baseless and that he along with 4 other dual citizens, should be freed. a magnitude 5.4 earthquake in iran has injured more than 500 people. it hit the northwestern province of west as or by john early on wednesday morning. so far, no deaths have been reported. the tremor shook the city of koi which lies 800 kilometers north west of the capital to iran. iran is located in a seismically active zone and has seen many catastrophic earthquakes in recent years. the u. s. south korea and japan are conducting military drills in response to north korea's miss. i launch on tuesday. the u. s. navy's flagship flagship aircraft carrier headed to the sea of japan for training with the south koreans. a

u. s. fighter jets have also carried out drills with japan, jonya and nuclear capable ballistic missile was the 1st to fly over japan in 5 years. now this is a different kind of story. american chest grand master hans neiman has lately cheated more than a 100 times that's according to fresh investigation released by chess website, chest dot com nieman beat world champion, magnus carlson in person. last month, when the pair had a rematch on line crossing withdrew after just one move, suggesting that his rival had cheated. neiman has since admitted cheating a few times, but that was earlier in his career. he said kenneth w reagan is professor in the department of computer science and engineering at the university of buffalo. he's also an international master in chess himself and has helped devise guidelines to prevent cheating. in professional chess, he joins us live from m. hurst, maybe let's just start with this. how big is this story in the tress world?

it is the major story. he put the mack this carlson own with your world championship match in july. now what are your reactions on the investigation that was conducted by chest dot com? well, for the most part, it's accurate as tested and rotation of me in the report. and it is, i'm glad to say limited to their concern or online chess. they say early on that they do not have. busy evidence of cheating and over the board chess which most of take into back my own biases of statements. ok, you don't? okay, let me share this with you. you don't sound that alarmed that a grand master has been caught cheating over a 100 times according to this very serious investigation. oh yes, so that aspect in general, i could express more alarm because ounce need. mine is not the only layer of his

rank that has been sanctioned, fatiguing an online chess. and that is extremely concern. but yeah, yeah. no. does it, does that, does that then raise concerns over over the games, the matches that he has play the games that he's played against the world champion? well, they are in 2 different days and. ringback sept. evidence is needed for that. i mean, it does mark hands me mom in some sense, that distinguishes them, but you won't still needs a separate process to justify making an accusation and over the, or should there be a punishment against niemen at this stage. and the world chess governing body is carrying out now investigation. what we have for the moment is an investigation, as you rightly pointed out, that takes us right to what he's done until 2020. so we don't know for sure over

the last 2 years how he's behaved in his chest matches. but should there be any kind of sanction against somebody who says that they've cheated more than a 100 times. okay. first, and there is my own statement of that that i see no evidence of having cheated over the board or in online term since august 2020 at least from the data that i have a 2nd. there is a matter of jurisdiction. it's an online platform, which i review over their subscribers and feed aid, which as per view over in person chess. and there were discussions of cross jurisdictional measures, but those matters were not dissolved. and so respect of those and of sporting more must be applied in judging this case. ok, so i would say it's natalie out of line to say that the aid is able to act to take on insurance against milan at this time for infractions that were taken online.

okay. i, i understand what you're saying that we, we have, we have the online chest world and we have the in person chest world and they're not the same bodies. and therefore, you know, whatever happened in one arena, maybe doesn't bleed over into the other arena. i understand how that makes sense when you're immersed in the chest world. but when you are a layman looking, you know, from the outside looking in, you think, well, hold on. somebody who acknowledges who admits to having cheated over a 100 times maybe is not somebody who should be really carrying high the colors of this right of the sport. and that is definitely a just position within your community and is something that i own the community role shake out and resolve and apply standards uniformity. since as i said, there are other players who are concerned so oh, but none of those players have seen actions such as those taken by carlson and the 2 instances. part one. laugh quick one. do you think other players including the

world champion, should continue to play against niemen? will this is a matter of me my display right now in the us championships. the games have begun just within the hour and he is currently in good standing with the st. louis, just love us chess federation and b. so there is no. so if you respect the, the bodies are able to set the standards. there is no basis for this action. you can, however, though, protest and as you know within channels. but as i said there's, this is the world chess federation has already made a statement against the kind of unitary actions that cause this taken. and those are part of the investigation that they are a kenneth reagan. thank you so much for your time that i have to say i am deeply impressed by the white board behind you. thanks for your time again. thanks for insight. yes,

those are quantum and equations that were frozen by the duly noted lesson learned. yes, that's right, up to the textbook and one with another chest sing, which was just yeah, i have the and that is why when you are inside. thank you. thank you. m m p a lebanon has become the latest person to show up at her bank and demand her own money to pay for surgery. the country's economic crisis has forced banks to put strict limits on withdrawals. they not hold her reports from beirut. they open fire at bank branches. others managed to get inside. some were armed, lebanon has seen a wave of holdups in recent weeks by depositors angry and desperate to get their savings. in formal capital controls have been imposed by banks since the economy

began to collapse 3 years ago. i'm just won. they're demanding their rights. they have to give it to them. reads should not be wasted. people are oppressed, isn't it enough? it is enough. depositors unions have declared war against the banks. they're promising to continue to support people in their attempts to forcibly retrieve their savings. the economic and financial meltdown has stripped the local currency of its value and cause inflation. i need my money. i knew that the land line, i can not beg my for my money, but it was, i don't have it with me. oh, my husband at the banking association says the state and the central bank should be blamed for the crisis since banks lent money to the state which hasn't returned it, but many see it differently, especially because of the close connection between the political and business elite, including the banking sector, most thought it couldn't mislead you on the banks,

are responsible to get our money back. let him sell their assets to properties. they have let them get the money from their board of directors. there's anger at the central bank as well for indirectly endorsing bank restrictions through circulars that devalue deposits when they are withdrawn. the world bank says lebanon's authority is operated a giant ponzi scheme and misuse and miss spent people savings over the past 30 years. and despite the worst and in crisis, they haven't come up with a recovery plan or accept to incur any of the financial losses among those demanding their deposits independent. first time m p. cynthia, is that a z or who said she needed money for a surgery? it's a story that is heard time and time again from an increasingly desperate population . santa hood or else rosita beirut, the you says it will continue to import diamonds from russia despite announcing its

8th round of sanctions on moscow, diamonds and not part of those measures, even though there's mounting pressure from some member states that tasha butler reports from antwerp in belgium, which is the hub of the diamond industry. the belgian city of ant work is the world's oldest diamond trading heart. most of the world, diamonds pass through it. a quarter of them are from russia, bind by a rasa company that paul toned by the kremlin, with links to the russian military. there is actually a russian military submarine which has a name a little sir. which term is sir patron by or so sponsored by rosa. so this, this is just one example of maybe the clearest example of direct links and between the military apparatus and indeed the company and to abs trade with our rasa was condemned by the ukrainian president in his speech he gave to belgium's parliament earlier this year. there are some that thing that russian diamonds sold in antwerp are more important that our final c, b, u is rolling out another round of sanctions against moscow. but once again,

russian diamond imports aren't part of it. some say that belgium has quietly lobby to protect its multi $1000000000.00 industry, despite growing pressure within belgium and the block to stop the trade. i think it is important that we also sanction diamonds or i'll roth thought. and it's c e o. oscar diamonds coming from russia, they have blocked on these diamonds because they're, the revenues are used directly or indirectly, and to support to war are on ukraine. the prime minister of belgium says the country would not block a new sanctions on the import of russian diamonds, but the such a baron could potentially hurt europe more than it could hurt russia, the spokesperson for antwerp, diamond industry says sanctions would mean job losses. the trade moving away from belgium to places where ethical standards on lower india are new by her. those are the 2 other mean trading haps that the,

that do not follow sanctions so that have no sanctions and keep their training relations sir, as usual with her with russia. the debate over russian diamonds highlights the challenge faced by the u as he tries to increase pressure on moscow while seeking to protect the needs of its citizens. a delicate balance that's not always clear cut. natasha butler al jazeera and to work belgium. and the nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded to 3 scientists. they have pioneered the building of molecular compounds this year as award continues the recent trend of women being increasingly recognize horace reports from stockholm. the golden session hall at the royal swedish academy filter, pearly, as the science world waited to hear who would be awarded chemistry's greatest price and $900000.00. as it turned out, 3 would become nobel laureates than marks. morton, melville, and americans. carolyn, betsy and barry sharp las they received

a prize for the development of click chemistry and bio orthogonal chemistry sharp. las joins an elite group of 5 to have 12 nobel prizes the 1st coming in 2001 . now it's his discovery of a way of joining molecules together. that is helped him and his fellow chemists to the 2020 to award the work of these re laureates, spark tate revolution in their field. and it started with a little quick like this. quick chemistry is now being tested in targeted cancer pharmaceuticals and already has a host of uses in health. agriculture industry works pretty much like to buckles that you snapped together and you can attach to these buckles different types of belt, essentially. and then once you have a number of building blocks, you can, you can build almost anything that tells you who made that possible and living

organisms. a c pioneer bio orthogonal chemistry function at the dunning shock. right? i mean, there was the, the chair of the nobel prize committee and his colleagues in the background call to say, congratulations. i thought, you know, it's like a weird, surreal moment. betsy also helps to somewhat write the gender imbalance. she's only the 8th female chemistry laureate, alongside $182.00 men, the former president of the royal swedish academy of sciences. christina mulberry believes inequality is being reduced. the article in the sector please be active in that effort. there will be more winners because more women are becoming professors and making breakthroughs. no one can ever think that will chosen because they are a woman. what we can do is encourage more to be nomination because without that you can't win a nobel prize. it's a month behind, quick chemistry and bio orthogonal chemistry involved processes far beyond the

reach of human vision, the nobel award has at least put them on their pioneers. finally, in the public high pool reef, aldi's era, stock, italian astronaut samantha cristo for ready has become the 1st european female commander of the international space station. she will be in charge of communications and will coordinate her team's performance in orbits. crystal, for any joined the italian air force as a pilot. she was later selected by the european space agency to become at least 1st female astronauts. and it is high time. we give you all the sport news far is here for that. thank you so much, cheryl. always start with the champions league and last season's winners. ramage red will be in action in just a few minutes. the spanish side go up again shocked. are doing yes, carlo and 2 of these team, a one. both group matches so far and are yet to concede a goal in this competition. the coach is looking for a good response after they were held to withdraw at home in the spanish leave by also soon a last weekend. so you don't want to, i don't mean girl to get

a must. can we do not play a good game last sunday and we are looking forward to being better and showing a different attitude, a different identity because you're playing against the dangerous rival who has talked to this championship really well. david leipzig, which is not easy to do so maximum respect to them. the 2021 champions. chelsea are still looking for their 1st win in the group stage. that certainly won't be easy when they faced italian champions. ac milan at stanford bridge. it's the 3rd game and charged for chelsea coach a grand potter. so a real challenge if you, if you drop your level um, sometimes you can get away with it, but against the very best teams. and you know, these teams all than the completion and that's what you'd expect. that's. that's what's exciting about the competition. nothing. manchester city host f. c. a copenhagen pack cordial aside said top of their group with 2 winds from 2 earling.

helen has been cities stand out, strike her so far this season. becoming the 1st player in the primary league to score 3 hat tricks in a row. at his age, no one can compete with him. no one till the numbers speak for himself and an inside in the locker room on the beach, we see things said they are not in the studs that make us feel happy to have him here while camp winter and shabby alonzo is taking over as buyer lever choosing coach a 40 year old spaniard has signed a contract with the german team until the end of june 2020 for alonzo has previously coach to rail associate ad b, an round insurance under fourteens. he replaces her. don't say, wanna with lever to sins. second, from the bottom of the buddhist lager, and with only 3 points from 3 games and the champions league,

the portuguese football president says that ukraine becoming part of their joint 2030 world cup bed with spain strengthen their chances while providing reconstruction tools to the ukrainian people, their heads are 3, federations held a news conference at you with a headquarters in switzerland to outline their plans. you printing football, president said football was the uniting force during his country's trouble times. it's if you thought we have some issues with security, but football is alive, football during the war gives people hope, hope for a better future. for victory, roofer and socially football is very powerful and important for for its seed. novi chalk of edge to ease his way into the 2nd round of the santa open in cassock . stand a former world number one who is fresh from winning his latest title and television on sunday, beat wimbledon quarter, finalist, christian gar, and of chile in just 60 few minutes. sir, will face boucher van to show up of the netherlands next over

on the women's tour and i'll strap other chuck republican world. number juanita schwein tech reached her 11th quarter final every year. the poll who was 17 titles this season so far, reach last 8 after her australian opponent, i led tom ludovic retired with a knee injury. this was shined to its 1st match since winning her 3rd grandson's huddle. the us open last month. the new york yankees star aaron judge has made baseball history after setting a new american league record for home runs in a single season. oh, his 62nd homer of the year came against the texas rangers on tuesday. judge breaks league records set by roger maris 61 years ago. he was only disappointed though

that the moment came during and away again. would have been great to do it, a yankee stadium and for the more home fans. but i know a lot of big events that travel the travel. well, there's a lot of yankee fancier tonight and, you know, get a chance to share that experience with the fan. no, that's. that's what it's about for me. while judges record moment was marked back at home in new york, the empire state building was lit up for 62 seconds and the yankees pin striped colors to celebrate his achievement. okay, and that is all yours, but for now, cyril back to you. all right bar, thank you very much for all the sport coverage as usual. that said from us this news, our mariam num ozzy from our london new center takes over just about a and

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