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this is al jazeera ah. hello sir. hello robin. you're watching the out. is there a news? a lie from our headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the turkish president pays his respects to the victims of a mining explosion that's killed of $41.00 workers. oh, not giving up their call for change. nationwide protested to nicea call on the president and his government to step down. also the case, new chancellor admits mistakes were made and tackling the economic crisis and warns of more difficult decisions ahead. also pakistan, southern so you are sam baset or after joe biden says it's one of the most dangerous countries in the world. plus and the richardson at the st. charles in

capital. i put them in. we're listening to the needs of the players every bit as important as the outcome of dimension. ah, welcome to the news we get into kia, where the nation is in morning after 41 mind is were killed in an underground explosion. more than $100.00 minus one underground, when the blast happened on friday night, present wretched type, or the one who visited the site and met the survivors sincerely has more from us for the after several hours of searching under extremely difficult conditions, rescue workers brought up the bodies of thousands of miners using the same gated lift, the workers had used to begin their day, 300 meters down. the cause of the explosion on friday evening is not known yet and will become part of the investigation. what is clear for now is the huge loss of

life and damage. it has caused some of the workers who were close to the surface were able to escape. vision close touches because we saw a horrible scene. it cannot be described, but it's very sad. so they're all my friends of friends, i eat and drink with that the weekend, they all had dreams. they all had families. some were married, some were single, the turkish president treasure tape, as john visited the survivors and pay tribute to the workers. for the moment, of course, we will determine how the explosion happened and whether there is anyone responsible through administrative and legal investigations. we no longer want to see deficiencies or unnecessary risk in our mind that the mind belongs to the state on turkish hard cool enterprises. because of friday's explosion and the school mind behind me is still under investigation. whatever the outcome to kid does not have

a good safety record, particularly in coal mining, despite the fact the number of accidents has been decreasing in recent years. 8 years ago, 301 people were killed in the nation's worse coal mining disaster, which occurred in the western town of soma. was that all this site used to in place 6000 workers. now the same production is carried out by $700.00 workers and we will see the same things if there is no effective investigation and inspection to turn penalties are required. mistakes by state, company cannot be forgiven. the rescue operation has now ended, but many here fear on the additional precautions are taken. similar incidents may take more lives in this coal rich region. sienna, because all the al jazeera, missouri, northern 30th to this is opposition coalition. say officials trying to prevent

people from joining protests in the capital. the national salvation front has been demonstrating against political and economic conditions. i. crowds gathered in the center of june on today the lead, urge them to reject next legislative elections that spring. any development and she's a freelance jen, that's following events. 4th in tunis, it's been quite an interesting day and a tailor to political comes trying to get that message across. yes and today. i mean, the largest demonstration was for the national salvation or lation parties across the spectrum and civil society. and that not true, focused on the fact that it has been going through real. i should say, serious food shortages. you can't walk into the market without seeing gaping holes in products. you know, that whole shows that are missing mil, she'll go rice and was effectively rationing here in parallel. there was another

parallel process by the populace. so the for you to story and policy which is lead for mercy. now they were actually below demonstrating these 2 parties safety movements, all in somewhat of a positional situation because within the national salvation is the muslim graphic nasa and the popular. it's a free to story. it was very much, you know, the old, empty try side. they were, they were blocked from entering bay street entering. but it was a free to story policy that actually started and finance buy lease. the of the largest demonstration group, the national salvation army, actually made it through to the gate. and it was actually

a very beat founded demonstration. there's a lot of music people were very boy and smiling. it was a very positive atmosphere going on and they sent me. they filled the main avenue, stacy, as you suggested, the politics is so polarizing and has been for what my own nearly 18 months in tune is. years since i saw you took over. but the polarization was also, you might say, affected the way people perceive the cost of living crisis and who's to blame for it. i mean, to news here is going through what many other countries are going through. but it's very small case because such a small country, it's impinging and impacting on a whole range of people across the social strata. exactly is exactly that. what we're saying is a big impact on the middle classes. i hurting in a way that they haven't done previously. and right now, there is

a massive brain drain out. we were saying, kennedy happens if migration is the results of the people in the rural areas in the districts. i mean, not so much interested in the political question, what regime or whether it should be democracy or presidential? well, that really is just putting, you know, right on the table or being able to eat and gain access to stay with multiple streams and for the political spectrum is no united. so there's not enough mass against a real medicine, but certainly there is continued. i'm getting this frustration and you have one group that wants to stay back to democracy. and then there are a lot of very ordinary people who just really want to talk with table and just to be able to agree for the up. thanks. i would really say about that for us into this

now the u. k. prime minister lives trust is struggling to hold on to a job after making you turns on 2 major policy decisions. she find have finance minister on friday, replacing him with jeremy hunt, but he's admitted that mistakes were made in dealing with the economic crisis. he's also warned of difficult decisions ahead. andrew simmons explains from london, financial and political chaos, a prime minister refusing to quit. but the u. k. media aren't alone in st. time is up for liz trust, her sacking of her chancellor and friend quasi quoting on friday and her dismal performance in a news conference afterwards failed to calm the market. only going to say, now it rests with the new occupant of the chancellor's office at number 11 downing street. jeremy hunt to turn things around on his 1st morning in office. he was critical of what trust has done so far was a mistake to cut the top rate of tax at a period when we were asking every one to make sacrifices. and it was

a mistake to fly blind and not to back up the economic plans that were announced with an independent forecast from the office for budget responsibility. while hunt says he supports growing the economy, he's talking of increasing some taxes. the only cuts will be on some of the spending. ministers and party grandees would normally look to number 10 for solutions and tactics. not now. it's number 11. jeremy hunt, the 4th chancellor. in a matter of a 100 days, he's got a strong background and it would appear he has a mandate to rewrite large parts of important government policy. some in the conservative party say, trust has become a lame duck prime minister because she's appointed hunt. he's the dominant figure in the govern. i mean, you could imagine, can you, if you asked to take on that role, the concessions that you would demand in, in order to do that. and it would have to be, you know, your control over economic policy, over personnel, over key committees,

whatever the conservative party does, it can't afford to trigger an election. one new polls suggests it has less than 20 percent support. the opposition labor party is rallying its members, whatever they say. now, whatever they do, it boils down to one argument for them. it party 1st country, 2nd, that's unforgivable. the case of a mistress is at the prime minister's country residence for the weekend. battling to save her job, jeremy hunt spent most of saturday with his treasury teams working on a formula. he might be able to tame the markets, but may not save the prime minister. andrew simmons al jazeera london by august honors summoned the u. s. ambassador, after president joe biden, call the nation one of the most dangerous in the world. on thursday,

biden raised concerns after he said a slumber has a nuclear arsenal. without any cohesion, arcus on says, it's nuclear assets meet every international standard from the u. n. watchdog symbol. com. as a political and security analyst, she says the timing of biden's statement was a bit of a surprise, but doubts, it'll have a negative impact on the u. s. pakistan relationship. i think the concerns are not very deep as far as the u. s. relationship with pakistan is concerned, be seen a lot of high level visits behind the scenes. things have improved since last year or less than a year, even since by 6 months relationship is has improved. but i think mostly focused on the policy makers are looking at this statement from the context of us has own internal mid term pools coming up in november. this statement came by president biden was made in a fundraiser. and you know, it's, you know, preceded a link with the putins, the nuclear threat. i think this whole kind of

a fear securitized narrative helps the u. s. president and, and the white house, when they tried to explain why they want to re build relationships with pakistan. why is it still important to engage pakistan? because, you know, it's easy to go to the congress and say, hey, there is this country, which is, you know, lacks a cohesion when they say political cohesion. we have some of you know, stakeholders that support u. s. a strong pakistan u. s. relationship. yet some supporters who do not support that yet. it's a nuclear armed country. it's close to the close to china, towards a close to russia. putin was threatening europe. right now it's important to engage pakistan. so i think that that narrative sells for me a so i think that's where it's coming from. but the 1st group of russian soldiers has arrived in belarus by convoys expected to keep up with bella russian soldiers. last monday, the bell ocean president said ukraine was plotting to attack his country. he then

announced a joint force with moscow. the defense ministry there says the mission of our mission is to strengthen the defense of the border. mama vall has moved from moscow . we know more about the purpose than the pies last week. president lucas shanker was asked about the size and he said, certainly not just 1000 troops saw in the expectation. depending on that statement, is that it will be more than than that. and we know that the 1st battalion has arrived, the russian troops a few 100, so far, so more is expected and with regard to the purpose since last week. last monday, the 2 leaders present, put in and present luca shanker agreed on the the creation of this force they called the regional so prostate. the clue, it's the closest ally look to president putin. and he has been talking during the

last couple of weeks about threats from ukraine. he even mentioned what he called plans in heave at to a talk ukraine. and the expectation is that this force will protect the, the belushi and borders. but the real purpose behind it is, is to imagine russian forces have bombed a number of towns that ukrainian force has seized in cash on. the ukrainian military told al jazeera it suspects the russian attacks are to secure a defense points and ammunition depos, but not to advance a number of russian soldiers the also surrendering on the cache on front. charles stratford has more from one village in the region. this is one of dozens of villages in the kennesaw region that recently has been re taking control off by ukrainian forces in this very successful counter offensive towards the occupied city of care. so on, as you can see,

the level of destruction is extreme. now we've seen a few civilians coming back inspecting what remains of their homes trying to rebuild them. but by and large, this area is very quiet. we've heard what sounds like ot incoming and out coming shelling in recent hours. but what's interesting we've spoken to ukrainian ministry source is they are saying that they are dealing with a push by russian forces against that counter offensive. ukrainian military source is a saying that they shot down at least one russian helicopter. and they saying that the reason why the russians are doing this is because they are trying to protect an airbase and ammunition deposed. now, we have traveled up this road further south towards care san, i suppose about another 5 or 6 kilometers. and we was stopped by the military. they refused to let us go any further. and they said the reason was because of an

ongoing military operation. marcella had hear all the news of the campaign heats up in the state of georgia where candidates are fighting for a crucial senate seat nigeria battles to get food and fuel to areas hit by floods. we'll have the latest on the challenges facing age groups plus stars of the st. do battle. we meet the children who are playing in their own world cup here in qatar. ah, that ella must cause said that space x can't fund it. starling internet service in ukraine indefinitely. the billionaire activated the satellite broadband service where the ukrainian internet was disrupted by russia's invasion space. x has given ukraine thousands of terminals since the war began. it asks the pentagon to start funding the service. well, in the last few minutes,

ellen must cause tweeted to hell with it. even though starling has still losing money. and other companies are getting billions of tax payers dollars. we'll just keep funding ukraine government for free. well, joining me to discuss this is micheler balaban. he is the deputy head of ukraine center for strategic communications. and information security enjoys me now from la viv, or as a say that tweet for meal mask has just come in in the last few minutes. and that really is quite a game changer, considering our conversation was about what was going to happen if star link was taken away. i think the definitely it in front of you bring inside or be also have very good new procedures. and i think they, they good sharon, the arguments the key arguments, liz, i will mask. and he and she understand that is crucially or it's and not for you

not only for ukrainian and military efforts, but also for a huge amount of committee, carrion efforts, bushy premium. because as you know, a russians they are trying to shelly ukrainian critical infrastructure. and among critical infrastructure, east power plants and power distribution stations, and also internet and splendors. and that is because of that. yeah, that's okay, because i was going to ask how, how does the system actually help you crazy and forces you touched on the fact that it, it helps perhaps to defend your infrastructure. but how's, how does that actually help in the offensive? a couple of the 1st, the 1st of all because this often to easy to use a units that are provided by best bases is give the possibility indifferent to

remote places from the places where there is no internet connections or, or any or any communication. it's very easy to use so there's. busy a transponder and, and share like some bite though what's and information both for communitarian age and her and of course for, for, for phrase to bring in soldiers and family strategy is incredibly important to the ukrainian military and to the government at the moment. how important is it, as you say, to have you might say the strategy of communication with those outside of your borders to help you with you'll fight inside your borders. oh, my thing is by so far for last 6 months to great racial very. busy communication and the size that you're engaging. international

stakeholders countries, business man, people are we see them, we see them. are we trying as much as possible to show to you through to the world and all this phase of russian invasion and based on rational pro ration science. and of course, the re sometimes the legs in the communication and some misunderstanding. at the end of the day. as you see this, this week, we managed to show to to communicate to our partners around the world's day importance of supporting ukraine and ukrainian people in there. and they are fighting against the war of rush, though that's been very effective. that has been quite obvious in the several months as the war began. is how effective your president and various government

ministers, a mass of cities across a war torn country, have been able to get that message across on a daily basis and a nightly basis. how important is it that that messaging continues because it's not just seen within ukraine. it's seen globally. and it's very important perhaps to actually get you might say, a hands on idea of the problems that your country is facing. we are trying as much as possible to work ways ukrainians around the world with all the different type of communities and use also them as a community features of our, of our struggle and also then this strategy. busy using by bringing government, we think the best way to show as much as possible to show that

a trusted work is going on in the russian occupied areas. and we see that the people around the world, they can come back to emotionally with that. and they can, they can understand what, what is what is going on. and also it's very, very important. it will help you premium partners. we also try to, to the world the world about about or as much as possible in different regions, regions. interesting time, certainly, and encouraging news, certainly for ukraine from la musk for the moment. nicola mulligan, thanks for joining us from louis. thank you. we are now and the candidates for the georgia senate seat faced off in a debate on friday. democrats won the states 2 seats last year, giving them control of both the house and the senate for the 1st time in a decade. now one of the seats is up for grabs in the mid term elections might kind

of has more from savannah. we will see time and time again tonight, as we've already seen. there my opponent has a problem with the truth and i have to respond to where we are. we are moving on. i am and spot on the face of a to familiar made for television debate between contenders for a crucial senatorial seat in georgia pharmacy. but there is a lot at stake here. a senate seat currently held by democrat reverend rafael warnock. but contested by trump backed former football star republican herschel walker, and much like the nearby savannah river, this turbulence below the surface. the debate comes amid a vicious media attack campaign, showing up in his white house armed with a gun, refusing to leave anti abortion candidate. walker is also accused of funding an abortion for an ex girlfriend. he

denies it, but the level of anger in the campaign reflects the significance of this particular fight. will confirm the shift from the right signal and the democrats victory 2 years ago is the state of georgia going to continue that friend towards democratic war? is the coin you go back to republican. a lot of that will have to do with the motivation of the voters in georgia going into this mid term election. we know that it's also important on a national level go down, and the selection will also be a measure of the lingering influence of donald trump. so when you say a few who has wholeheartedly endorsed her, she'll walker. i only need $11000.00. i need 11000 both gimme a break. the former president is facing potential legal issues in georgia because of his attempts to change the official election count in 2020 president. trump is my friend and he wants to end up with vine when yet he's voted with him. 96 percent of the time. i think that part of the problem with our politics right now is that

us become too much about the politicians. are the vice president and i came in the pos television debates had a direct impact on election results. that as trump himself has demonstrated in 2022, it doesn't appear to matter what the candidate says or does, as long as the party wins. the debate has put on display the degree of animosity that has permeated these midterm elections in a bitterly divided united states. what was once a ripple on the body politic is now a churning tide. mike, hannah, i'll just sarah savannah is really forces of rated the home of a palestinian accused of attacking the legal settlement. northeast of ramallah, local sources say at least 3 palestinians were detained. israeli military says 23 year old kinds should be carried out, shooting injuring one person, but he was amongst for palestinians killed by israeli forces on friday. jesus body

is being withheld by the army, became the fancy house appointed a new president, 2 weeks after the 2nd coup in less than 9 months. abraham toiletries supporters hope he'll bring stability to a country where violence has killed thousands of people and displaced millions more . some met that couple, 2 weeks after young officers ousted burkina, faso transitional president in the country. second qu, in less than 9 months. captain abraham troy was sworn in as president out of national assembly on friday. military religious in community leaders gathered to formalize for or is appointment resulted, and then we can have it in. but we need a committed patriot who's ready to fight for the restoration of the national territory. at the end of september, 34 year old tro received power, promising to secure the nation more effectively than his ousted predecessor, lieutenant colonel paul henry sent over to me by who himself overthrew the

countries democratically elected president. in january, people are celebrating the appointment of troy as president, they see because he thought on the ground and seen the suffering of his people. but he'll be able to change the situation. but many here have a little patience and say that if they don't, he results quickly. he's going to be ousted just like his predecessor violence. but i'm groups has rocked the country for years, killing 1000, and displacing some 2000000 people. some local who fought alongside the military, say they're frustrated by the lack of assistance and what the new government to give them more weapons and it can print it out from counseling about we fight with a bullet proof jackets and it's hard. sometimes we spend 7 days in the bush and we, we don't have enough ammunition and we have 2 magazines each. when there's a long attack, we run out of ammunition. many local and military are pushing tory to work more closely with russia instead of the countries former colonizer france, which has been fighting arm groups in the region since 2013. outside the meeting

for the national assembly menu were seen waving russian flags and denouncing france . message is that if we want a good collaboration and she'll be with russia, france has been here for about 70 years. they're here. they have barracks here. we've never heard that a french soldier died. it's l soldiers who die. but for many, it doesn't matter who we're kinda fussing. new leaders work with as long as they restore peace to their we can country sam, ed dig out to 0. what did you do for keno fi? so officials in nigeria say they're struggling to get sued and fuel to areas hit by the worst floods in decades. more than 500 people have died and about 90000 homes on to water. 27 of nigeria is 36 states are affected and its national emergency management agency says the disaster is on a colossal scale. and others died after severe flooding on the greek island of

crete. strong winds and heavy rains, batter the coast on saturday. most of the damage occurred along the town of aga, bellagio. the victim was trapped in his car as the sea water rose is not clear how many people are still missing. still had hail than usa were in chile, where science is trying to make sure ships don't collide with whales. all those details coming up in a moment and install. we'll go behind the scenes at kat education city stadium, which hosts 8 games at next month's world come ah ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15. i hope the weekend's going well. this is the forecast on sunday, across the middle east. no real change. plenty of sunshine, but

a few showers are starting to find their way into the levant. humidity is also beginning to go down across the gulf states. but of course this isn't like the humidity that we deal with during the peak of summer. so 35 intel ha, as we look toward react 35 degrees for you. now for pakistan, temperatures still running above average for lower and upper syn province into the upper thirties, but air quality is deteriorating. both in the north and the south of the country. still gloomy conditions for bako with a hive 20 degrees and a lot of what weather finding its way into southern turkey. a that includes for on, talia pushing into cyprus is wall, and the winds around that weather maker whipping up the sand in dust for areas of egypt. so lot of rain around bungie dipping into that western side of the democratic republic of congo. and as we find our way further south, we can follow this band of rain from angola through namibia pushing into south africa. so some thunderstorms quite possible to bubble up in quite zulu natal province. so durbin coming in with a hive 23 degrees, and at what weather drops,

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taking them out of the classroom to solve problems in their local communities. ready level education, inspiring science, toiler on all, does you ah ah, of about you watching the al jazeera news hour with me. so hell, robin doha, reminder of our top stories. the turkish president has visited the black sea tired of us for our, where he's offered his respects to the families of victims of coal mine explosion 41 people were killed in the blast. also, tennessee is national salvation from, says government officials try to prevent people from reaching

a protest in the capital. crowds gathered into this on saturday. the leaders are urging them to reject next years legislative elections, and focus on and some of the usaa baset or after present joe biden culmination. one of the most dangerous in the world on thursday. biden's that a some of us has a nuclear arsenal without any cohesion full of buckets that now protest as a demand in government action to stop violence and border regions with afghanistan . they say more must be done to prevent the band, the pakistani taliban group from launching attacks. barbara anger has more. 0 one. terrorism is not acceptable, hooliganism is not acceptable. the extortion is not acceptable. these are some of the slogans protest as a chanting after a rise in violence in pakistan's border region with afghanistan, particularly in swat, our general niger for you to go to the school there or did you took des gauging or

aguilar, a friend of to go to math because there is a fear of unknown in the area. how been clear did in didn't yelling greece, elders were killed in a bomb attack in lush car last month to re key taliban or t. t. p is said to be responsible. the grip controlled swat between 20072010 until it was crushed in the military operation. but since the taliban came to power and neighboring afghanistan fighters have reappeared and swat and other border areas in pakistan, ah, protest as the demand in government intervention to prevent the ttp from regaining a stranglehold over the region. oh, the gorman is either sleeping or they have intentionally allowed. the 3rd is to cross over the body to pakistan, heap scales. but this time, you're not going to take the brunt and won't allow it easier to fall into the day.

this hands will stand and fight this till the last drop of our blood to save our e d us. the government says, although recent talks to the t t p, bordinez concrete results, it will proceed peaceful means to end the chaos. protest as say they are ready to march in islamabad unless the outlawed group is rained in barbara and cooper out to sara. 2 iraq is among the world's largest oil producers, but that resource isn't helping people on the ground. for decades, many of suffered because of power outages, alhashan has more from the capital. this is a daily reminder to iraq. he is living in baghdad that countries among the world's richest in energy. what for this man and those living here? oh, got an outdated electricity infrastructure, make them angry, and

a mix of corruption, mismanagement, and political crisis, a making without a loss. ottawa and pepper. we have 4 hours of blackouts followed by 2 hours of service, but when the national electricity is on its like traffic lights, it goes on and off all the time. people here are suffering when these cables are failing to deliver power to their households. but when they do, they become dangerous to human lives, as they're left low hanging in residential areas. malika has been a main instigator for angry protests and iraq in the past few years. under 50 degrees celsius summer, people had to live with blackouts or pay for local generators. ladale alarm federal marbella, these again between our demand and supply, we need 35000 megawatts of electricity, even if we secure 25000. we still need 10000 megawatts. we need more stations in different cities also we need new lines to all the provinces. the lack of budget is

challenging. our plans are not by his guys. i'm power from iran to cover a 3rd of its needs. but with sanctions on to her on payments have been overdue. iran is struggling with increased power demand and is cutting power supplies. that's putting more pressure on iraq's national electricity supply. and for me to make a lot of offer ela, iran is providing us with 1200 megawatt. besides the gas we use in the plants that produce $3300.00 megawatt of electricity that are also accusations. electricity is being used by iran to maintain to count the countries influence the u, as in college, the baghdad, to sign a deal with the gods corporation council or gcc to get about 500 megawatts of energy for iraq. it's very important to verify our relations and to get electric supply from different countries. so that would not be under pressure from

any side whether iran was the safety or even will jordan and egypt since 2003 and all kind of spend more than $80000000000.00 on up grading. it's power grid, but many say they've yet to see the benefits are the hash images 0 back that not china's most important political event in decades takes place in the coming days. present reaching ping is almost certain to remain at the helm and the communist party delegates meet. but the rest of the leadership is set for a shakeup. patrick falk is a journalist based abating. he explains what's at stake. the streets are painted red and security has been stepped up ahead of china's come this party, congress beijing's tightened coven. 19 carbs as well. and he outbreak during this important political event, would be an embarrassment for the government. of course, people are paying attention to, you know, whether there will be changes or short term changes dar because it is affecting

everybody is affecting the entire nation. while the rest of the world has mostly decided to live with the virus. china has doggedly pursued as 0 cove approach. heaping pressure on the economy shoring up growth will be a top priority for the new leadership. many people will be keeping a close eye on the new economic line up. you are talking about a very, very profound major personnel changes in china. the personality of different leaders at different levels do have major impact among those on their way out. our premier leeker chung who manages the world's 2nd largest economy and lill, her president, she's top economic adviser, both as seen as pro market reformists. it's on to say who could step in to fill those shoes? decision making for the leadership risha for a may behind closed doors, but many political and let's believe income and candidates will be she lawyer less

with a more state driven economic approach. another question is whether the re shuffle will throw up any potential successor to she didn't pick some fear. the president's consolidation of power may divert attention away from the most pressing problem. jena went, is the economic problem seems to have been cast aside. beijing is now focusing on the now a shift on the establishment of a totalitarian system. i believe china's economy in the long run will find it difficult to escape from the prospect of recession were treading the willing to prevent that from happening. an overhaul of china's coven 19 policy could be crucial, but there's little indication as it stands of any significant change. patrick thought, al jazeera beijing. now scientists in chile are trying to stop ships from slamming into wales. commercial shipping is the number one cause of death amongst the species, but a new initiative could help manage the underwater traffic or latin america. editor lucio newman reports now from santiago in chillies pacific,

in assuming navy boat takes it to prized car that would be deposited off the gulf of corcovado. it's not just any boy, but when equipped will state of the art artificial intelligence software that can detect and identify different species of wales in these pristine patagonia and waters a akees. i want to thank when by law, we know that here we can find the largest concentration of blue wells that come here to feed every summer. these animals are the largest on our planet. yet they are vulnerable, particularly to maritime traffic. collisions with large ships is the number one cause of death of these wales according to scientists. now the new technology called leads or, or listening to the deep ocean, can pinpoint the whales location like listening to their sounds and sent a satellite message in real time to chili's navy,

which in turn alerts the nearby ships. and it is exactly or the technology does it, the lords of the presence of the oil. so the captain can temporarily change their nichols and avoid collisions conventional radar. and so new technology on ships cannot detect the presence of whales, which are usually most at risk, while seeding at night. michel andre who created the leader technology, says noise generated by ships can be lethal, as it distorts the marine animal sooner hearing and communication systems. and we are, we are really in a thought found that we hear from the engine outside of the water. we will have or hear every, the water is, will be a 1000 times louder than we are. you know, human ears can't detect it, but it seriously disorient whales and dolphins putting them in harm's way. this boy is part of an ambitious effort by chili's government and angels like the merry

foundation to turn the pacific ocean into a biological corridor between canada and southern chile. these whales come here and they to, to blow. but they, they travel all over the pacific ocean. so this is the 1st boy, but there will be others and there will be in the ocean of other of other countries as well. many, many more of the special boys will be needed to make a difference. but rather than drop in the ocean, this one has been seen as an important for step. to see a newman al jazeera santiago, daniel blasio says, associate professor and whale habitats at oregon state university enjoys be now from new port in oregon. good. have you at this on the program professor, i mean, how much of a breakthrough is this technology in terms of being able to protect wales in busy shipping lines? it's a fantastic breakthrough, really. it's an implementation of scientific research and development in

technologies that we have had for a long time in terms of developing our ability to detect whales in real time. and now making it opperation all 4 uses create time uses is quite fantastic. when will scientists know whether it's been sort of a successful strategy and that this technology works well, we have similar initiatives here in the united states, for example, both in the atlantic and pacific coast. there are a number of initiatives like we'll say, for example, where the approaches to important ports like los angeles, san francisco, but boston harbor on the east coast. we have similar alerts systems that are being used operationally. so we already know that they are be successful or reducing the likelihood of well, so striking, i'm sorry,

ships striking wells by the words that are being sent in real time. you've talked about american locations, obviously, while you're doing this research with this technology. but other, other areas of the world, but you might say, need this technology urgently. absolutely. basically, global shipping is growing very rapidly throughout the oceans. all our oceans are because of our thirst for merchandise and goods and so forth. the number of ships, the size of ships, the speed of the ships is growing. so we need this throughout the world as far as i know, this is the 1st time that we're seeing a system like this, the southern hemisphere. so i applaud the been moved by the government of chile. this is a step in the right direction. obviously, where we need more of the systems where we close to important ports where most merchandise is arriving. indeed, there's always at a cost attached to the polar countries, i presume i have

a problem funding the project. how do you expect it to be fund funded on a global scale? you know, the interesting thing is that in the graph scheme of things, this technology is not that expensive. i think in terms of the maritime industry, the shipping companies, the international maritime organization. there's a lot of infrastructure already there in place to support. obviously, shipping companies do not want to have whales, so therefore having some funding available for implementing this kind of technology should be relatively straightforward. given that the costs are not very high. daniel palazzios good to speak to you. thank you. well still had here on al jazeera is the last day of action, not the street child woke up in cancer. and with that, ah,

this was a young woman, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your 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 covert. people have no idea what the source of uses that game the growth and that roads walk for the inquiry on al jazeera lou. the a welcome back brazil's girls team and egypt

boys have been con champions of the chas street child world cup. here in katha, teens from 25 countries have been taking part over the last week and sunday richardson reports from education city. listening to the plays needs is every bit as important as the outcome of the matches were just over a month away from the kicked off of the facebook men could well tell them to catch the host that it is staging. the st child will capitan event that brings together hundreds of children from around the globe that ascribed to st. connected, children taking polls, not only for them, but also they have to have the needs and concerns little to from a global platform. earlier when i spoke to the founder of st. charles united john road more than the game, it's about birth education and identity, access to education, protection, and gender politics. you had told them it's going since 2010 in south africa. how that she had

a lot years away from the south africa at 18. 28. now we've never had this many people. this feels like a home will come for about 12 different countries look like this. just around all these people on the side of the philippines. and so how's it going to be that your mom as if they are going to be a welcome and in terms of your benefits and comfortable legacy, what are the plane? how are they going to benefit from bangladesh? have just simplified the pros, registration, russia from the project? again, the kids to this will come the supreme court saying that's a petition the government and they've simplified it. the libyan government. that's

not the question of the senate gen with simply because they've just cost a law to provide good registration. costs $3.00 for 3 children and the 10 percent. and of course, people, libya that benefits, 800000 doses will change, go in law to be made that being lobbied by 3 children. and that is quite a ways in itself well or inspiring stories, every way street will come earlier on. i spoke to just been through a refugee camp in bangladesh before moving to the united kingdom of parts in the 2019 cricket street child. she's been telling me about how about event helps in her life around. if i did not take part in the job, i don't think i would be the person i am right now. i took, i started to advocate for the quality because i personally faced being a small person because society the stigma that when my place bought,

i saw the place for when i had nothing, you know, like i had the i was going to depression, i locked myself a little social over noon, never med friends and all that. this was the stage i was going to bob because of school started comalla the zone. so now people look all the other young and buster where i know it's a look here to help encourage you to follow their dreams and help them because they want to do well taking a well did the right that during this is the columbia girls team and they haven't just been filming things while they've been, have kept it also be spending some time with the play in their home country, including columbia. it's allison's rump. yes. without referrals, these girls say growing up, wanting to play football income doctor was rough voice chided them off in the, letting them on the dusty pictures of this down deep in the jungles of western

columbia and plague by drug trafficking armed groups. any legal gold mining. but with the help of that foundation, they built a team and got a field jack in board. yeah. 17 years old fiorella and minor as columbia female football star. linda said the and perry center means killian's him . but i can hardly contain our emotions what it feels incredible. and 1st of all, i want to thank god for this opportunity to represent our country. but her father says the girls have mostly themselves to tank their level of dedication and sacrifice a spread to their relatives and family members. and i often used to go out and party, but i haven't in years to help her with what she needs. boots towed at trees, a trip, which means i need to have money available to help her or on motto quietness of the golf foundation says their goal was to offer them the possibility to overcome their

difficult context is not a hail and like a lesson plan this is a region that offers very little opportunities to women. one we're violence and vulnerabilities are the rule of the game that your organization uses football to offer them life. oppertunity change the way they make their life decisions to take them away from the risks they face every day. besides their skills and the pitch, the girls are also excited to bring their traditional dances and culture to guitar . 16 year old katalina says her passion has changed, her life must gather for them. i say no more than anything. football to me, the value of working as a team, the responsibilities, the punctuality. it's hard because we're training in the morning. we go to school vin, back to training, but it's worth it for all you put in it is. and if someone wants something and you will have to fight for it. and while people are out putting right now, i will go to the beach again. i didn't cation that offers them the chance to leave

their country for the 1st time and to participate in a competition, they feel they have already won whatever the results on the field. i listened that m p a t al jazeera condo to columbia. a different selection of players will be here in just over a months time when the fee commenced. well kicks off in cattle. now a few 100 yards behind me, it might just about be able to make out some floodlights that is education city stadium over there, they'll be coasting games throughout the world. all correspondence, joanna roscoe has been full of korean. this is education city stadium. it's pretty easy for fans to get here from central doha, because only about 10 kilometers away by boat or metro with going to be hosting a gang throughout the tournament. now as the name suggests, it is located between many international and local university and school campuses.

and being at the heart of such an area with so many top brains from the hour. well, he'd expected to be cutting edge is certainly looks that way. the 40000 seat, the stadium zone, the nicknamed diamond in the desert because its shape. but this substance behind the sparkling ah, organizes say this is one of the most sustainable stadiums in world sport around 28 percent of it is made from recycled materials. and you'll notice that the pitch is below ground, that done on purpose, so that the rock and the soil surrounding it prevent the stadium from getting too hot. less heat means less energy needed to call this huge space down. ah, this is one of 3 stadiums to have a sensory room that provides a quiet space for fans who might otherwise find

a noisy and busy stadium. a challenging environment. ah, what's the well, comp is either this whole top tier will be dismantled. incent overseas, develop football, either that reducing the capacity of the stadium to 20000 feet out . and this is how the other half will enjoy this world cup. as you can see, we're in the v, i p area, very comfortable seats, food and drink on half. and if you're not into football, then there's also books on the art. a falcon rate needs to be able to read. now off to this well cut finishes places like this, the i p area might be turned into classrooms for the future generations to be still

able to spend. ah, a lot of pet talk to take place here. we'll be ahead of a quarter, final walk from the changing room through this tunnel will come to represent the end of one of these teams. journey at this woke up so the found on a well and truly on a head of the faith amends. well, aaron cats or the next big st child event that will be be street child cricket will help being held in india next year and let sneeze out with me. so robin murray, malls, he will have moved from our london new center in a few minutes time until in from the news. ok, thanks very much for your time. and your company. ah,

ah oh, what's the city dwellers now posted to with follows the personal journeys of women teaches their daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing that family life for the education of future generations. women in the winter on al jazeera, the wait for the will come, is meily. oh, as the main event gets closer,

i'll just hear a hear every step of the way. i'm gonna go with one month to go. we focus on asia. things can expect some strong support hearing got caught up with the pressure of hosting will australia make the most of squeezing it through the player, or will it be south korea, japan, saudi arabia or iran. we progress for this. the world cup count out on a jesse, you know, the latest news as it breaks. it's not just personal property, but also infrastructure that now the fixing from power lines to water main detailed coverage is off of our boys in a very good probably from around the world. we probably see this one. so the record on football today ah.