the dishes, the face of hunger, to describe what is happening here as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering. there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough for everyone, but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away. or people cut off from other villages as the trucks begin to empty, panic returns and people jump the queue once again. making sure the weakest in the crowd, women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pushed to the back of the law. often requires force we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report on we brave bullet bomb and we always include the views from all sites. ah,

this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm not madison. this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia says parts of a crucial crimean bridge have reopened after it was damaged by an explosion earlier on saturday. thousands of women take part in march is across the us hoping to drum up support for politicians who back abortion rights, funerals held for a 17 year old palestinian killed in an israeli rate in jeanine, at least for palestinian teenagers, have died in 24 hours. funerals and burkina faso for dozens of soldiers killed last month. the attack came days before the 2nd military coup since the start of the year. and on he december to the a sport, another game. another goal for earning harland, the match,

the city strike on target. yes, again, is the champions beach south hampton will know to go to couple of the premier league. ah, we're going to begin in russia. we're traffic is once again moving over to crimea and bridge that was damaged by an explosion. these were some of the 1st vehicles to cross the current straight bridge after it reopened. it's a road that rail link that connects mainland russia with the crime in peninsula not only on saturday security camera footage appears to show a huge blast on the bridge. rushes national anti terrorism committee says it was caused by a truck bomb and the 3 people were killed. now, part of the road section collapsed and a fuel tanker train on the rail overpass. you can just see it in the middle of the picture there. caught fire, the bridge is a vital supply route for russia's forces in southern ukraine, especially the rail link. russian media says president vladimir putin as order

tighter security at the bridge as well as for crimean power supplies. muhammad vall begins our coverage. this was the moment caught on amateur video cameras. at 607 am local time in crimea, purportedly showing a cargo track exploding on the motorway parallel to the catch bridge. the blast will so huge flames as the breeze crossed to the other lane and reached a fuel cargo train that was passing by russia. the government was quick to respond . the speaker of the state duma described the incident other terrorist attack and an act of war or russian president vladimir putin has ordered an investigation committee be set up to find out who is behind it and how it happened. the curtsey bridge, also called the crimea bridge, is one of russia's most vital supply lines, and it's only land link with the crimean peninsula. it was opened by blood to me to

put in in 2018, 4 years after russia next, the climate you 33 from ukraine. the explosion close to sections of the bridge to collapse and several train carriages called fire traffic on the entire bridge came to a standstill. the c ferrying arts under the bridge was not effected, but this will likely pose several challenges for rushes capabilities to supply its troops. and other administrative operations in crimea. the catch bridge is less than 300 kilometers away from the nearest bottom flights in steps on. and here in mainland russia, no one seems to doubt the student is directly linked to the war in ukraine. and every finger of accusation is pointed at keith, $105.00 under 0, moscow. well, a little earlier i spoke to alexander vote covers his the editor in chief at swiss

military review. i began by asking him what he thinks caused the explosion. the possibility of a truck carry explosives, and we're talking here several 100 kilos. explosives is probably not going to produce this much damage as the pictures the footage that you have presented certainly is going to ruin the asshole. so the visible part of the, of the bridge functional part of the bridge, but definitely the structure is not going to be necessarily impacted unless you have people coming down from the truck using shaded charge. and therefore, i think we need to take with a grain of salt, the story that is being told to us about how this truck arrives there and all of a sudden produce all of this damage. so if it wasn't a truck bomb, what are the alternatives? let's take this in reverse if you want to produce this kind of result and miss file

or something that flies horizontally is not going to do the job. and this would require a bong, ballistic trajectory weapon. it could also be a long range missiles such as a chemist. and so the long range version of the i was the high mars wouldn't be a possibility, but they would most probably need several 100 kilos of explosives in order to produce this kind of effect. so the most realistic is to explanations. one would be a laser guided on, or at least $125.00 kilos. and the other possibility would be sabotaged from special forces or from partisans. and i think this is something to explore because your discussion with the previous guess was what can we expect from now?

and i would say that we are seeing an extension of the conflict the ukrainians are now bringing the site into. ready rear areas to logistical supply of russian forces . with the pictures that you have shown, we've seen a container train of fuel container trains on fire. this train contains 1600000 liters fuel. that's the equivalent of 2 days necessary for fuel, for transportation, for movement of the russian forces that are presently fighting in the carson area. so even if railroads transports has been re established with some of your. ready reporters have messaged us even then there's going to be a very short supply and there's going to be difficulties in the re supply of ation resupply of resupply of artillery, munitions, and definitely ukrainians are real despite into the reader,

areas and forces. and one would imagine taking one of your scenarios that if this was done by individuals that carried out this, i an act of sabotage that's going to raise questions about the level of security and the efficiency of the security. obviously, on the bridge, i want to ask you about the appointment of general sal gays, sort of get a sort of a can that we were talking about earlier to which was announced today. given the level of experience that our correspondent mohammed volved was explaining to us that the general upon a has, does that indicate to you any change of a focus or intensity in terms of russian strategy going forward. i can 2nd what you're calling has said, but let me add something more. in the beginning of this special operation by russian forces was not did not take place under a unified command. there were 5 different army groups that each lead an

individual and economist operation, north, east and south, and so on. and the reason why it was not possible to have a unified command of all of the russian forces was distance and the lack of technology, the lack of information technology, in order to wire or to rafter to put together all of these command control facilities and capabilities. so what we are seeing now is certainly the fact that one person and one headquarters is going to plan out and to direct the operation. but it is also a signal that the operation from now on was going to concentrate in one specific area. it may be low, hundreds, maybe don't ask it maybe in the south, but it's not going to be possible for technical reasons at that i outlined before it will not be possible to mount operations in the north in the south. i guess. here in and around kirsten, and that is something else and then a political reform that is going to be undertaken in certain territories. all of

that is not going to happen together. so what we're seeing is a shrinking of the military operation, or the special operation of russia. who in nuclear watchdog says ukraine supposition, nuclear power plant has been forced to use emergency diesel generators out to shelly over night. russia and ukraine, blame each other for strikes near europe's largest nuclear plant. the facilities reactors are shut down, but they still need external power to cool and avoid a nuclear meltdown. the you, an atomic agency chief, is called for a protection zone to run the plant. thousands of women marching support of reproductive rights across the us and today of action known as the womans wave organizers are hoping to encourage people to vote for politicians who back abortions rights. the u. s. supreme court overturned the v. wade ruling and june judgment guaranteed a person's constitutional rights to have an abortion. well,

my canons lie for us in washington dc might tell us about what's been happening. well, what we're seeing now is that the woman's wave is rolling along as the crowd marching from the initial point of meeting marching along the streets of washington towards union square. while they'll gather at the reflecting pool spirits are high. there's a lot of anger in terms of the end of roby way, which is one of the principal reasons for this march, but also that particular event. what is seen as taking away woman's right to choose is also a motivating factor for people to go to the polls in the midterm elections in november. that is very important part of this type of gathering to galvanized people to go to the elections and to process those. you seen here as well. numerous signs signs like we won't go back. that is

a reference to going back to prior. roe the wade back to a time when voting rights were restricted, back to a time when women's rights were restricted at very important point here as well. is that this is not necessarily just about gender so far. why that political aspect of what is going on here? there is protest, obviously at the stripping away of the women's right to choose. but there's also a protest here about the increasing restriction on voting rights and the various other impacts on the democracy of this country. rub, mike, thank you very much. indeed, my kind of talking to us from washington d. c. there are multiple procedures taking place across iran against the government's handling of the death of a 22 year old women in police custody last month. police say one person is killed, but officers were not involved. president abraham with are you see earlier phase demonstrations as he visited a female, only university in tech on a wave of public unrest has hit iran since the death of masa omni muscle cells has

more form tough on of the equator. 3, they probably caught the in iran on saturday, the put a spot across the country once again in the largest cities in iran. there were widespread demonstrations been held into iran for the 1st time. the demonstration spread around grand bazaar. and one of the polish hot also was sat on fire. this is quite significant because grand bizarre into iran is an important business hob. and any disruption in the business could further deteriorate the older, the struggling economy in the, in the country. so among the protests that were held on saturday doors in could some province we're particularly violent. there were reports that several people had been killed by the security forces. however, the security forces are seen that only one person have been killed and that the poor creators are, are responsible for that clearly. and it did put as well. not only on this threats

in universities, also, there were widespread been held. and today, the president of iran, abraham racy, has listed one of them. does that work out? and the enemies thought they could follow their vicious desires inside the university. unaware that our students and professors were awake and would not allow the enemies false dreams to come true. in iran, the general understanding among the officials is that is a recent developments in iran or a part of it national conspiracy against iran. they believed that this protest were engineered and per walked by the foreign powers, and they said that you run. ian's how foiled this plot against iran. however, the demonstrations that took place on saturday showed that this protest, or still far away from dined down to live or had on the news are including photos. as in jack republic, demands the means is the cost of living keeps climbing. we're going to take

a look at who in the u. k is most at risk of tough. public spending cuts come into force. and the woman's rugby cup gets underway with some record break in games. details come out with peter in sports. ah. athena was being held for a 17 year old palestinian boy killed by is really forces during the rate in the janine refugee camp, missouri soldiers of killed, at least for palestinian teenagers in the occupied west bank in the last 24 hours. it. abraham's reports lost for words friends of 17 year old mattie le dad. we remember her young man gone too soon, is really forces killed mattie with a bullet to the chest late on friday. that was after confrontations in his home town of al mazda. that'd be between past indians and his really soldiers when local

said they were trying to fend off an attack by israeli settlers. a loyal and compassionate friend is how his neighbor adam leaded to where the members maddie minutes after he was li to rest. okay, i live in ohio and he used to dream of having a good future. he someone who loved life and going out, he was going to be too soon. palestinian say not only is there no accountability for these killings, but the violence against them is being used as an electoral tactic had of elections and november, palestinian say is really politicians hoped to get more vote by increasing assaults on them. people here say matthew only po was trying to defend you from an attack by the way that you wanna read palestinian scene killed. my really point when you for our turning into them all the way in and the year in the west bank. 2000 out of the 114 palestinians killed by his ready forces in the west bank this year.

a 3rd were shot in jeannine in the northern west bank. early on saturday, 2 palestinians were killed during confrontations after an israeli reed in the jean refugee camps of our council of lives and the injuries were focused on the upper body parts. one of them was a direct boat to the head and the other was to the neck. the 2 men arrived at the hospital in their heart stop to look, we couldn't resuscitate them. night and daily rates have recently been met with armed confrontations in the place. israel called the wasps nest. military analyst estimate there are hundreds of armed palestinians inside the janine refugee camp. last week these really military approved the use of drones put targeted assassinations as palestinians use of gunfire increases largely unarmed in the face of a violent military occupation. palestinians say they can only rely on themselves. recent polls suggest the palestinian support for an armed uprising against israel

at 48 percent. the odds of achieving peace are low, but standing still, the young hearsay is no longer an option either. but he l just eda the occupied with bank labor unions and check republic or holding a demonstration against the soaring cost of food and energy. it's the 2nd running in the capital fog in 10 days. money protested in september's demonstrations. said there economic was because of the news tough sanctions on russia after this invasion of ukraine set. vasa was at the valley in prague. de la la labor union rally. and i, there are factory workers from all kinds of industries here from the metal industry textile industry, medical workers, and they're all complaining about the same thing with the theme of the protest rally against poverty. and that's exactly what people here are struggling with. and the czech republic has the largest, the highest inflation,

one of the highest in europe, 70 percent. and people are really struggling to weigh their bills. so you hear a lot of slogans about that. but also interestingly, we've been hearing stop the war. let's negotiate. so we need a peaceful learn settlement, so that's what i'm going to discuss now with for my guster, he's a former, a foreign minister young help on. thank you for joining us. we're, we've been hearing slogans about to stop, stop the war. we need a peaceful solution with russia. is that one of the themes that you are also here on, i think is one of the 2 domains seems. one is against increasing poverty. and the other one is against the wall or other forms, deeper a solution. and the renewal of the store because obviously days, no military solution to the rational kind in conflict. i think that a didn't put in

a sound reason. don't be afraid about the increasing proximity of nato. true to border but that does not mean that i would support the invasion, which to me is abolished of international law. the invasion came at a time when already since the last autumn of we have been feeling the negative consequences of the greek energy crises and therefore the invasion accelerated the problem. and now it is that easy for the government to say to blame the wall. a people calling to stop the people reading, gaming pressman quoted for their misread economic misery, that many people in europe know are facing the high prices and the high inflation,

especially the energy prices that have been protests against wising energy prices in germany. thousands of people gathered in berlin for the demonstration organized by the fall, right? a f t party, a group of anti nazi demonstrators held counter protest. dominic cane has more form berlin in calling the demonstration on saturday. the i have day. hands in mind that $4000.00 people would come join their movement on the streets of berlin to highlight what they consider to be the worst excesses of the government his policy to do with the energy crisis and the war in ukraine. in the event, police say that as many as 10000 people turned up and marched with the eye of day members is also worth making. the point that the police are around 1400 people turned up to counter demonstrations against the movement of the eye. if they had called to go through the streets of the capital city,

the stated aim of the party was against the energy crisis. solutions being proffered by the german government says interesting to point out though that their movement called itself owns or lands asked in german our country 1st. and yet the flags that many of those people were carrying with german and russian flags is also worth making. one clear point, the i have de says it represents a grass roots feeling in german society, that opposes the german government's policy. and yet very recent opinion polls suggest an overwhelming majority of germans support the government's energy crisis policy and it's policy visa v. ukraine. even if it means rising gas and electricity costs economists a warning of an onslaught of public spending cuts in the u. k, after the government announced new plans for growth. some of those most at risk people who depend on social welfare. they've barker has more from london,

am trying to get. julian was told he had a brain tumor when he was just 28 and the prognosis wasn't good. it was a terminal diagnosis, so they gave me 6 to 12 months in 2016. now 34, he's out lived all medical expectations, but the form of football coach is unable to work and relies on state financial support spiraling prices. many now worries about how to pay for the basics. i'm trying to live as good as i can with whatever time i have left. but how can i do that from one of our, my, the cost of living going on in, i'm having to choose between for it for the week or petro for hosp appointment, extra heating costs, medicines, travel, it all adds up and for people like julian can mean many hundreds of dollars more on top of their usual expenditure. and now add to that the cost of living crisis, the price of electricity, gas, and food rising steeply. little wonder then that a quarter of all young cancer patients are now drowning in debt sleeping behind on

mortgages, rent, and energy bills. village trust governments put economic growth center stage, announcing massive tax cuts to turbo charged, the economy paid for from debt funded boring. we need to get rated me thing. the markets though reacted badly. the pound falling to an all time low against the dollar without us of mortgage deals pulled as boring cost sword. but despite abandoning its top rate of tax cuts on the highest earnest to help calm the markets, most of the governments other $48000000000.00 in tax cuts remain intact. raising di warnings of big spending cuts to public services to help pay for it. and fears the government will fail to increase things like disability and unemployment benefits in line with inflation. children pension is low and competitors and the severely disabled suffer the most because they caught work to make up the difference between lower payments and higher prices. it means more hunger,

it means we'll have all going cold in our homes over this winter, and also fundamentally will be more deaf as well. we now know the real cost of past austerity measures. findings released this week claim there were more than 330000 excess deaths linked to government cups and public services and benefits introduced by previous british governments between 20122018 people dying prematurely because of its use income's, ill health, poor nutrition and housing good by, there is a human cost to some government decisions as vulnerable people, like julian brace for a difficult winter. i remind her that the health of the country's economy and its people are inseparably linked. neeve barker al jazeera london and his town people have been killed in an explosion of the service station in ireland. rescue crews is searching through robber for victims in the village of chrysler in donegal. the bloss destroyed the petrol station and damaged apartments.

a state funeral has been held in burkina faso for soldiers killed by al qaeda linked fighters last month, an attack that accelerated the 2nd military coup. this year, the fighters attacked a convoy delivering supplies to the north of the country. officials, se 10 of the victims with civilians and 27 were soldiers. 3 people are still missing. the ceremony comes after burkina faso new military leader said he would restore constitutional order within 2 years channel. the sam magnet has more from wa, good to go right behind me. as you can see, this truck is unloading 27 coffins of soldiers who are being buried in the cemetery right over here. in total, $37.00 people were killed, 10 civilians, dozens of people were wounded in this attack on the transport probably that was going to the town of gilbo at the end of september. this was an important company that was going because it's kind of been under siege for months. united nations, as are credible reports, the people are dying of malnutrition. this attack was seen largely by community

leaders and members of the military as the former leaders undoing it was what i was sent to me, but according to many civilians, because the attack was so bad and people say that the military should have secured this congress better i spoke to people who have lost soldiers in that attack, and they blamed me by the thing should have provided better military support and that they are glad that he's gone. and they're hoping that the next leader tore will be able to secure the soldiers and better still ahead of al jazeera fighting disinformation or censoring the media. we're going to take a look at legislation being debated and took care of this year's drought and heat wave. and southern spain of affected awfulness. hobbs and find out what happens when to have tennis, who biggest size going head to head and cause like stuff that's on the way in sport . ah,

let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa. good to have you along. some showers have danced into northern iraq. that's put a cap on temperatures in their bill. so just a high of 34 degrees. but south of this for the sun is out box. it is up to 40 q 8 . we've got you in at 40 as well, and still that humidity persisting around the gulf states all has to do with the breeze. coming off those warm golf waters of the pakistan. we've lost the seabreeze in karachi that allows your temperature to get up to 38 degrees and in k p k province. those snow levels have dropped to 3500 meters, some snow on the mountain tops there in time. persistent rain for turkey has ne bach seacoast pushing into the caucasus on sunday. and i've got to get you an update on the flooding situation just outside of a boucher some devastating scenes coming out of their water just infiltrating buildings. there are people trying to escape to higher ground in this situation.

forecasts still calling for bouts of rain from a bu, just stretching into lycos on sunday. in the south, it's all about the heat. temperatures have really come up in my poto. that's because the wind direction has shifted around and in south africa, how time providence johannesburg. still a high 30 degrees for you. on sunday, susan, take care. ah. a star striker in the top for todd in the what the voted to the working class of his home town and it's club footballing legend attic council introduces christiano la code as a one of a kind suit this equally adored by his funds for his social values. as his money goes against italy's footballing elite football rebels on our visit,

ears from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you? this is where we dissects analyze thing. and i guess from algae, there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still just sat for it and tapped are made a new app from out a 0 needs at your fingertips. lou. ah, you're watching auto 0 reminder of our top stories this our traffic is once again moving over to a bridge that connects the russian mainland with crimea. the cache straight bridge

was damaged earlier by an explosion that russian authorities blamed on a truck bomb that a multiple proteins taking place across iran against the government's handling of the death of a 22 year old woman. at least cost of last month. please say one person was killed, but officers were not involved. thousands of marching through us cities in support of reproductive rights, the woman's wave supporters, one quarters to reelect pro choice politicians and next month's midterm elections. while the economy climate change crime and immigration will also be in voters minds next month ballot is crucial for president joe biden and his democratic party. alan fisher explains in a month time the american public will go to the pools for the midterm elections. for many, this is a referendum on your biden's 1st 2 years in the white house. and if the polls are to be believed, it wouldn't be good news for the democrats. what remains clear is that american

politics is still incredibly divisive. so what's at stake will, in the house of representatives, everything, $435.00 congressional districts, some are solidly republican, some are solidly democrat, but there are a few that can be flipped. and the republicans know that a net gain of just 5 seats will give them control of the chamber. that would mean nancy pelosi is no longer the speaker. pushing through the president's agenda. she would be replaced by a republican, almost certainly kevin mccarthy. in the senate, 35 of the $100.00 seats are up for grabs, but only 10 of those are thought to be competitive. at the moment, both sites have 50 seats with tiebreaker decided by the casting vote of the democratic vice president. now both sides know that a net gain of just one will give them control of the chamber. traditionally, the president's party doesn't do well in mid terms. donald trump last 40 house seats. barack obama last 63 in his 1st mid term. so what are the key issues for

voters? first, there's inflation. the cost of everything seems to be going up and not just the basic cost of food, stuff and wages aren't rising at the same level. the economy. as most people, number one consent. there's also the cost of filling up your vehicle. it's expensive and with opec, and i think production cut, it's going to get more expensive justice people are going to the fall. so it's all bad news for democrats. right. well, not necessarily. the supreme court decision to overhaul abortion rights in the united states has led to more women and democrats registering to vote. they believe the only way to protect abortion is that the ballot box and the democrats also see the polls suggest americans want to restrict access to some weapons. and they believe that the only way to do that is to give them a majority in the mid term elections. if the polls are to be believed, then the republicans could well when the house and just fall short in the senate.

but we've learned one thing over the last 6 years. it is that american politics is highly unpredictable. school district career i state of texas has suspended in since hire a police force. 5 months after gunman killed $900.00 students and 2 teachers. it's hacker, robert elementary and involved in may start more appeals for gun control. police departments been under the investigation france response took is parliament is debating a controversial media bill put forward by the governing act party and its nationalist allies. the proposed law is intended to combine what support is called this information, but others say it will be used to crack down on journalists, sim costello as more from the stumble, news images designed, economists and you to research. it is a vocal critique of turkey as a comic policies which have resulted in soaring inflation and collapsing currency.

the capital markets forward suit him for his predictions. on the rapid slide of the turkish near the new media bill, i guess the some formation which some call censorship law concerns 10 says top. lemme galle. i know that we little the goal is not to inside public outrage, but to warn about the risks of wrong policy. even if the government changes. i'll keep criticize on that. we think they're trying to suppress voices by pushing for this not before the election. the naval table law may by present bridge of type are dogs are 40 and his nationalist l eyes calls for one to 3 years in prison for citizens to intentionally spread. what the government considers misleading information. it also requires social media platforms to remote content that's deemed false and share account details with authorities. but it will allow news websites to receive public advertising revenue. an issue pret skarts. i sincerely who runs multilingual digital platform of

a pro government news outlet. lease some regulation is necessary because it is that that is journalist. we have to keep up with all the developments and social media journalism is a fast pace environment. so if you're not part of that environment, fall behind opposition. parties have tried to block the bill, but are unlikely to succeed. the governing party holds the majority in parliament. what journalists have protested against a bill saying is the government attempt to sense or freedom of expression and restrict independent media. since the definition of falseness is what it is up to, the prosecutors to define what false news is. in this case, the system will have an active complaint mechanism is basis to verify is the authority itself, which mine use is already about. if the authority denies the new story becomes false news. the proposed law, which has been on the way for more than a year, comes ahead of a presidential election scheduled for next year. the neighborhood and assembled old

town was once known as barbara, the birthplace of early turkish journalism. a lot of them, digital and social media now a big role in how we get our new but may turkish media south. now fear if the bill is passed, it could be used to says the word, as journal it said on please all al jazeera example. let's bring in political advisor or nor adam, he's joining us from stumble vega, to happy with the saran alta 0. thank you very much. indeed. turkey has a well established legal system, of course that covers libel and slander and a variety of other things that media companies would come up against and social media as well. what are the supporters of this bill so worried about that can't be covered by existing legislation? well, i can stare in, in reality, there worry about the none too much about the maybe the law itself, the, the blood,

the lines, it's up but rather the application and in any new law in anywhere in the world, the app, the we don't, we must see the application how it's being applied, i guess in pry, you know, after the, the laws are passed up. you must realize turkey is one of the most common either the into k is the most common usage of our social media in the world or by of, by, by population. or however our we have been lacking for a long time. any sort of laws trying to govern or, or at least set some standards for this social media to give you an example. thing i was just last year that the big names mix social media names were actually pressurized by the government of trickier to open up offices here. because prior to that, in cases where there was a, there was a court case involving a social media message. had to go to a court here, then

a decision was passed down to the united states to do you know, to the court stair, which was a, a system where it took years literally to get an answer back. so to care with so many percentage of users and social media probably ranking in the top 3 in every category in the world had been lacking any kind of law. so these are now start to come up and this was one of the main problems with to kiss a social media platforms and internet plan platforms where there has been abundant number of fake news and faith messages, or to to some degree and threatening messages to, to people's lives and what have you, or their positions or their, you know, a or their fame in the public defaming them. now she kissed each rat study. this is something about this in this law, as we mention, of course is being brought in by the act party, the ruling act party,

and it's supporters. the concern, of course, for those who oppose it will be the definition of what the, the act party and its supporters would regard as something that is disinformation. what is perhaps diss and from regarded as dis, information to say are government. any government around the world may actually be an accurate information that these simply don't like and want to suppress. where does the responsibility lie for deciding who, whether or not that information is disinformation or is correct? and what are the risks that those people making those decisions are actually going to be allied with the government in this case up the 1st full st joins fill up by a party mh b and b b p which are all under the gym rates or coalition i'm sorry, the gym or collision. you are absolutely right. as i said, when the low passes, we have to look at to application. but remind you to kia has been ranking number

one in the world where the fake news is the highest. this has been going on for a long, long time. right now, at least it is being measured for at least the last 34 years by international, you know, independent firms and, and, and data students and, and what have you research institutes. so there had to be something done about it. and in the core of to law, it is very explicit that it is about disinformation or fake news. so i would think that it, although it's up to the, to the, to the judge's prosecutors, to see what is and what is not. it should be pretty beloved to everybody. what is and what is not fake news. what is, and what is not this information? because we're not talking about how people think of uh, you know, a certain issue it's, we're not talk about comments. we're talking about actual news. bob,

there has been from every, even, even today, there was a news about some political figure. doesn't matter which side he or she is from, and it turned out a couple of hours later that it's a lie. but as we say, once the news is out there, it's never easy to retract that it's never possible to retract that back. it is never a, you know, if really possible to turn it around, what the government is trying to do, we will see under the, after the application once it starts, how well this is applied because you put the best law if you're applying it right. it's not gonna make a difference that this goes out to everybody. this hurts every one in, in the, in the political life, in the, in the life of the, you know, a public key into kia. because as i said, when i said by the way, through care ranks in the top we're, it's been breaking number one and fake news in turkey in the air, in the research to kiss fake news percentage is 50 percent. so half the news,

half the messages that you see are there a statistically are fake or dis information. it is hard to have such a nation that is again wrecking in the top 3 in all social media platforms in the world. a run a nation or run some political or party, whatever, whatever it is in the, and on each side than it on either side, doesn't matter with such, you know, unbelievably fake information fake news. and this information they are trying to do something. we'll see how it applies. really good to get your thoughts on this at all in our air am. thank you very much indeed for being with us or not a 0. thank you. kate is appealed for an international help to deal with. it's deteriorate, him security situation, people having protesting for weeks since prime minister are only ended fuel subsidies, gangs of located the main fuel terminal live, refuse to leave until the prime minister stamps down. well, while the unrest hated dominated this year's general assembly of the organisation

of american states, the original body says it's committed to help the island nation. marianna sanchez reports. members of the 52nd assembly of the organisation if american states agreed hades economic and security crisis is one of the regents biggest challenges . haiti sweep quest for an international police force to confront gangs didn't go unanswered to manage your expect. united nations system that has both capacities to be present in haiti to give ever put response and that the security council can advancement urgency. what do universal multilateral system must provide a solution? but there were differences on some of the other issues. members the nels to human rights violations, him, he got our but a motion to remove opposition leader, one way door as they miss willis representative failed to pass as part of the lea medical aeration members pledged to work for gender equality and fight against

discrimination and poverty. one of the most pressing issues in the america is the migration of thousands of people. the united nation says 86000000 latin america now live in extreme poverty. members here at the assembly, se be, are committed to help. hannah must sit thousands of migrants were risking their lives crossing the darien gap. one of the most treacherous roots in the americans and say that armor a, that the right now there is a migration crisis that we must attend to. and we must respond with the fire and joint responsibility to the cries of hundreds of thousands of latin american brothers that are going through a very difficult situation. sadly, you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrant and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down and the rice in food and fuel costs because of the war in ukraine, remain a great challenge in these countries. and one of the most unequal regions in the

world. when he enter sanchez and just see that lee might be to spanish facing a crisis in its annual all of harvest. the nation who experienced its worst drought in 500 years this summer and its olive oil production could be done by as much as 40 percent, or the faucet reports from the province of highland, in the southern spain. autumn in southern spain. the time when the olives turn green and plump ahead of the harvest, the province of high end is become a virtual monoculture. more than 60000000 olive trees producing more than a 5th of the world's olive oil. this year's harvest is projected to be down massively. gabriela sheeka has spent his life working these groves. he says this summer's drought, which scientists have called the worst for 500 years as that some trees baron, some with a much reduced number of usable olives. as being greater than what you see into

this is the main source of income, especially for people from the high in the area. without olives, than construction work goes down and a bit of everything else over the last. if people don't have incomes, they don't spend all of trees. a famously hardy able to survive extremes of heat and cold and keep producing their fruit. the fact that these trees so stressed after this years drought and heat wave is a worrying sign for this region that rely so heavily on them. the fear is that climate change could greatly disrupt spain's olive oil production line. the country provides nearly half of the entire global supply. agriculture already places, huge demands on limited water resources. industry leaders here this summer's shock could point towards a future. not too far away, bowling. you're looking at it unless you've got everything indicates that what used to happen occasionally is becoming something structural. this unfortunately means average temperatures will volume with higher peaks as well and very little rain.

and when it does rain, it's going to be $21.00 already along with other vegetable oils prices going up. although producers say not by enough to compensate for this year is collapsed, harvest a little bit, they bring gold oil vegetables. everything has gone up because of the inflation and also now with the small production of all the vote, it all has an impact. when it comes to rising prices. in the fields, the work goes on, the aim to salvage as much as possible. if this is harvest, the forecast is for more dry weather in the coming weeks. and while that's a worry, the real fear is what will happen to this area, farmland, in the coming years, are you force it? i'll just euro southern spain still hadn't al jazeera was just weeks to go into the fee for world cup and caught our children from impoverished communities abroad. are playing a special tournament here. peter's going to the details in the sport. ah,

this was a young woman. the likes of which we have never seen. this is important. this is the story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened, and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of uses that the game that rolled, and that broad quote for the african inquiry on al jazeera, british political party at war with itself. labor party is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and forced out my gone, this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive

investigation. the labor files part to on al jazeera. ah ah. 5 of the sport here is peter. but thank you very much. earling holland school. he's 20 of golf a manchester city. as they swept aside southampton to move top of the premier league. it's taken holland just 13 games to reach the italian all competitions. norwegian strike a grabbed cities, forked in a for no home when the champions have not lost the game the season. chelsea are still and beaten and the new coach, graham potter, they beat wolves 3 mill at stanford bridge for their food. when in a row for ma chelsea strike of the egg, acosta made his 1st start for wolves,

who remain in the relegation zone. breakfast up and has taken another step closer to a 2nd consecutive formula. one will title the red bull driver to poll position for sunday's japanese grown pre for stopping was just $100.00 of a 2nd quicker and qualifying than ferrari's shawn mcclare. holla signs will start from 3rd on the grid with these ferrari. if a step when sunday's race and posts the fastest lap at zucker, it will seal back to back whoo championships. for the dutchman air was good. i think the whole coughing to cause working quite well just about, you know, fine tuning and, and i'll bet that that for us running q 3 was it was a good laugh at the time. so yeah, very please. of course to be ample. yeah, for avi now, obviously disappointed. am to be so close from poll data. on the other hand, i think on a truck like this, we probably did not expect to be so close to the red ball. so lisa, this is a positive no bakovich has reached the final of the atp tour event in kazakhstan

after opponent and heal medford, a retired injured from. they say, mean, this was the 1st time they paid each other this year, and it was the russian who took the 1st set 6 for the 2nd winter. thyroid was struck of each one familiar with the match, but then straight after that said, had finished midnight. if filled up with a leg injury, which left joker, which bit surprised, he looked her completely fine, maybe lost maybe 7, a points have seen him or moved slightly slower. but i mean, you know, it's, it's, it's a shock. honestly, i was ready for a 3rd. so battle, i really hope that these injuries nothing too serious joker, which will face world number 6 stefan last city pass for the astonished open title . the greek dropped the opening. fet andre ru blame, but for back to win it in 36, he passed his looking to clench his food to a level title. this year after victory's in monte carlo and my yorker. the playoffs

in major league baseball are underway with the wild card games and its advantage. cleveland guardians, against the tampa bay raise. and they have thus man in picture to thank one was serious but 3rd baseman hitting her to run home in the 6th inning to help the guardians defeat the res to one in the best of 3 series. the seattle mariners when they 1st playoff game in 21 years, they defeated the toronto blue jays, full, nothing. al ready, smashing her 2 run homer in the opening. and louis castillo began the 1st picture in mariner's history to throw more than 7 innings without. conceding arrives for our number 3 women's rugby woke up hosts, new zealand played their opening match in front of

a record crowd of 40000 at double the previous mark for an international women's rugby game. defending champions were up against the stray lawyer and suffered a wobble, as they conceded 3 tries and trailed by 17 points of the 28 minutes by the needle of rally to win. 41. 17 were hattrick from william should've been a little learned spanish golfer is on trying to claim $4000000.00 in prize money at the living invitational event in bangkok who can yield lopez shakara holds a $5.00 short lead heading into the final bay because of the flawless 9 and the 63 in the 2nd round. 33 year old only turned professional in june when he joined the live series. it's just over a month to go on for the fee for world cup kicks off and cutter. but starting to day, it seems from 24 countries of taking part in the st. child world cup. hearing doha, the tournaments aim is to highlight the plight of more than 100000000 children living in poverty world wide. barnaby lo went to meet place from philippines,

way it's girls who are putting the country on the football map. in any other neighbourhood in the philippines, this would have been a basketball court. must massage and thought all but for years now, british coach in charity worker roy moore has been teaching you here how to play football. not only as a sport, but as a way out of poverty made just felt like gradually and really growing things from the grassy top as well. we could make the most difference, not just with football, but with the education, the social, emotional development, the holistic mentoring that we bring here at that play. and being able to recall that level, the playing field. jasmine claire grew up in an impoverished area and just started playing football last year. but she speeded into the play at the football club. it's become one of the more competitive teams in the country. and she plans to use this experience to get the college scholarship. so then if those are weak off,

it's one way of showing that i can be good both in sports and in my study. now jasmine is part of the national team that reached the final of this 3 child world cup in brazil. in 2014 football is hardly an elective sport in the philippines. it's really only recently that it's becoming mainstream. it is the women who are leading the way that the national team qualify for the women's world cup next year . the 1st time for any philippine football team 2022 has been a breakthrough year for to women's national team. they reached the semi's of the women's asian cup and one to final against regional power house thailand. at the southeast asian championships. there's no stigma for the girls to play with, so they have an opportunity to, to buy a new soon as they join in as soon as they play the challenge against boys, the challenge they go caller and stronger people when they have the level of

quickly it's just giving them a chance, a lot of countries don't give them a chance. it's a chance of a lifetime for families like jasmine's for other siblings are also being coached by roy. anything. if they do well, they will all have a shot at college football scholarships, an opportunity that their parents never thought was possible. orange below al jazeera manila. over portugal international nanny has made his australian, a league debut in a drama full match on saturday. the ex manchester united winger has signed a 2 year deal with melbourne victory, and made a winning start as they beat sidney f. c. 32, many assisting the 2nd goal here. but there were some bizarre moments as well. that's the referee who was left winded off to colliding with sydney. player. luckily was checked over and was able to carry on said me, fans made their feelings clear about the loss by pelting players and the pitch with

trash at the end of the game. and then there was this moment as many was interviewed off to the match. that one, it was a very top one. they on a, on the beginning of the game. they were bottle everything down dr. behaviors with unbelievable anger, but made interview body made interview. hang on, fellows that apply to 2nd. okay, we'll leave it there for now. i'll be here again in a few hours time with no school since rob peter, thank you very much. indeed. of course, maria massey is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. don't forget the website. i'll justina dot com. i'm rob madison. bye for now. ah. mm hm.

and i, as more people admit to suffering from anxiety and depression to day al jazeera well meets women using ot and dance therapy to address that problems. i senses are the dates to the words. and if we are not changing our senses, we lose the words and trust me that go, you can do it until you are 90. are under the colors of healing on al jazeera. ah, this is the face of hunger. to describe what is happening here as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering. there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough

for everyone, but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away. or people cut off from other villages as the trucks begin to empty, panic returns and people jumped the queue once again, making sure the weakest in the crowd, women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pushed to the back of the law. often requires force to mom and they train and sit with comes back for patients and cultural tradition. hollywood thing on here for.