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strikes across france. thousands, walk off the job, demanding more pay to deal with the rising cost of living. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out 0 love. also, the cranes plus boards with critical situation is more russian as strike to target major infrastructure level in is facie a cholera outbreak. the united nation says a war school disease is evolving alarmingly. and parts of northern can europe, facing a state of emergency as drought pushes people to the brink of starvation. ah, frustration is growing in france against the high cost of living across the country . people are protesting as part of

a nation wide strike. teachers have walked off the job disrupting the public sector and transport system. employees are demanding higher pay to help offset rising prices. natasha, but there is among the protest this and joins is life. so natasha primarily affecting the public sector's. this one, how's it all shaping up? as we've seen, thousands of people walk across paris is part of this photos demanding higher pay better working conditions. people say why indeed about the rising cost of living and inflation. but my point me tell you about how i should bring in my guest act. so pearson, nikki, is a trained driver, and a representative of the cdc union here, just outside of our powers axle. thank you for joining us for our workers. i'm. it's not the 1st transport strike we seen by, by rail workers. what do they want? well, this is not only a strike of we were workers because it's a strike that has been called in several different across all industries and public administrations. and the strike that you have organized today,

or depends on relies on 2 factors that the 1st one is that we are all struggling with the rising cost of living and the wages that are not following up and keeping pace with inflation. despite the fact that profits a huge profits are being made at the back of our work and we are just claiming our fair share of the wealth we collectively produce. so that's where we understood that that's where we are struck today in the 2nd aspect, which is at least as important as the 1st thing i mention is that our comrades in the refineries we have been on strike for almost one months now, which i've left to massive, old shortages in the been in the petro stations across the country are struggling and fighting for higher wages. and the government has issued a back to work order for a few select handful handpicked workers. and i force them to go back to work or setting them with fines or imprisonment. and as such, this is as an attack on a right to strike and assert. we have reacted not only as a trade union, but as and i carefully have picked my words as a working class and decided to strike in solidarity and to denounce the fact that

the right to strike has been attacked with data. that is why we are all walking out together also in solidarity, whether comrade and refineries were leading a exemplary struggle and the struggles that we should all be leading if we want to win or are legitimate demands. those are funny workers have been on strike for nearly a month now though, as you say, the government ordering some of those workers to go back to work really creating a lot of anger. i saw today, for example, those and opinion po, showing that here some t shirts of people in france. now feel that that strike has to finish because they're fed up the cold fill up that caused warranty, say to that. well, the thing that most striking workers would like this back to finish as well. but it's interesting when you see the poles is because of course, people are seeing the practical consequences on a daily lives. and as such, of course, are suffering from it. but at the same time, if you ask them, do you think that the wages should be increased given the huge amount of profits and inflation that is being imposed on us workers? do you find it legitimate to demand high wages?

and in those polls it will show normal, namely yes. so what we are telling to everybody who has trouble filling the tanks is that the question should you should ask yourself is not, will you get enough petrol to go to work? but how will you get to work in order to organize your fellow workers to organize a strike in your workplace? because if we all strike together, we would be able to win altogether. right, axel, his back evey, mark jackson person, i should say. thank you very much. indeed for joining us. train driver here on the striker part of the c g to union. you heard axel say that people right deter mcgee free fed up and frustrated really feeling for they are struggling with inflation. they're not being heard by the government, they're not being heard by their bosses and the companies. they work for patching and your parents. and natasha, thanks very much. more air strikes on ukraine's capital of killed at least 2 people. he created. officials say 3 missiles here to power facility in keep rushman striking critical infrastructure across the country. president fordham is zalinski,

says the situation is critical and he's warned of possible electricity and water outages. nationwide. police in denmark concluded the damage to the north stream. a gas pipelines in the baltic sea was caused by explosion. a swedish newspaper published this footage for the 1st time showing gaping holes in the pipeline. it says a 50 meter section was missing from one area. having vall is following this force from moscow, magnet advisor for president putin spoke about this pipeline earlier today. what you said? yes, sir, admitted pess carver. earliest day he said that her, she's unhappy with what's going on in terms of the investigation into the blast that caused this distraction of a section of the, of the pipelines. nordstrom one and 2. he said that russia is a co owner of these biplanes and has that i to be included, but the europeans have made sure not to include russia, not allow it, not allow russia to have some share of that. you know,

of that investigation. he said it, you know, they also even, you know, try to choreograph the results and the findings to soothe the their own narrative and to lay the blame or russia. but he said, that's absurd because russia has its own intelligence information about this. and they indicate quite the opposite thing that russia has been, it arches, interests have been damaged. and, you know, a logic there indicates that, you know, someone else has been behind this act of sabotage, which she and she is also described as an act of terrorism against its own interests. so as days go by and as more, more facts that are revealed about this, the russians get more and more frustrated or at the fact that they are still are denied access to this investigation and being there to see for their own eyes and, and, and make it make their own decision about this and is basically, you know, if they're hinting that whatever results the europeans announce about this,

but she's not gonna accept it will be happy or with it until russia itself is included. or a man thinks were to him hammered. well, reporting there from oscar denomination says the 1st cholera outbreak, they had level and in nearly 3 decades is getting worse. infections almost doubled the last 24 hours to total of $89.00. 3 people have died in a harder is in the echo refugee camp in northern level, where the 1st cases worked at there is little safe water in syrian refugee camps like this one. it was where the 1st cases of cholera were detected in lebanon earlier this month. it's believed to have been transmitted by contaminated water or food from neighboring syria. the lack of sanitation makes crowded camps high risk areas. in my nominate them, we really have a problem with the water. the water they give us is dirty. we drink it and cook

criss it. 2 cases are no longer confined to camps bordering syria, but they've since spread to poor areas where drinking water is widely polluted and the times mixed with wastewater. lebanese officials are warning that it will be a challenge to contain the disease in a country in the midst of an economic crisis, who had limited resources and bad infrastructure. the disease is, according to the united nations evolving alarmingly. disease is never respects any any borders. so it is very critical to take action. now eunice, apple is on the ground with partners. we are working very closely with w hbo and other partners. here we are doing our level best to ensure children receive clean water. i'll be coordinating water in, in the most affected areas. we are providing water through water trucking. i'll be

again engaging with communities, sharing information on how to stay safe on how to keep your children safe. it may be too early to speak about an epidemic in lebanon. but health care workers say the threat is there, and here in the north, official say, nearly all the water sources are polluted. the cholera outbreak in lebanon and syria is not flowing. humanitarian groups are warning the disease could spread throughout the middle east, affecting millions of people. but they too have been criticized for not having a firm and coordinated response. in syria, there have already been dozens of deaths, nearly 15000 suspected cases. and according to the world health organization, cholera has reached 14 of the 15 governor ritz years of war have severely damaged the water infrastructure as well as the health sector. health system is already weak as a result of the war and a shortage of resources. so an outbreak of any disease will lead to the collapse of

the entire health system yard, on the long, official se they are working with international organizations to ensure the country can respond to a public health emergency. but in countries where few can afford clean and bottled water, it may be hard to control seneca, the else is either a car. you're the lebanon still had here. no sir, israel's intelligent agency faces questions as malays in please rest 11 suspected ma side operatives in quite a number. and the iranian government is trying to curve criticism with an internet shut down. but business owners say they're paying a heavy price. ah, they wouldn't. cecil rains go south, you tend to generate typhoons and this is the last one nessa sitting in the open

water, the south china sea on its way to viet nam, it'll lose strengths of the type food and just become a tropical storm or tropical depression. so it's main risk is rate because it's spitting here, it's tucked in dry share and dried things out here. although you got heavy rate in the philippines. not so bad. in good part of borneo half is too much, is looking dry. but sudden thailand fits your malaysia, and probably southern sumatra are still going to be where, which is seasonally correct north. all this the incoming season, the ne monsoon, which we'll see throughout the winter, is just showing itself now, but still part of a circulation in this direction. means it's high pressure, settled weather for all of charter, more or less, the tree prints for japan. clearly there is rain coming from the southwest to china . from that dying storm on temperatures have dropped. but without much wind i think it's still good. you'll see a rise of a couple degrees which is consistent with the whole of the year. so far dry weather is coming in for india, pakistan, the pool and bangladesh as the monsoon trough is withdrawing. so have you raised

rights? being carolyn, tumble modern sri lanka, we have got snow coming into the fondles of pakistan in the next day or so. ah ah, ah ah ah

ah. are you watching our dessert? wine about top stories, usa, all across france, people are protesting in a nationwide strike. teachers walked off the job on choose day work is will sit down towards an oil de opposed to spot fuel shortages, more air strikes on ukraine's capital of killed. at least 2 people. ukrainian officials say 3 missile to the power facility and keep russia has been striking critical infrastructure across the country. a cholera outbreak in lebanon, it's getting worse. 46 new cases have been reported in the past 24 hours, or one person has died. the spread of the water board disease is no longer confined to syrian refugee camps, where there have been at least 60 deaths. malaysia has detained, 11 men suspected working for israel's intelligence agency. ma said they've been

accused of snatching a palestinian man from the streets in column print beat him as he was driven to a house that he was allegedly blindfolded and tied to a chair, then interrogated. i have a video called by ma side agents. please rated the building and detained. the kidnappers from st. louis has more now from quality. the abduction took place late last month the to the palestinian man was having dinner with a friend outside a shopping mall in calling them for the incident happened at about 10 p and now they 2 were walking back to their cough to dinner. and that's when the abductors intercepted them just as they were about to get into the car. now one of them was beaten, and he was striped into one of 2 vehicles that was waiting. the other palestinian man managed to get away and he alerted the police and the man who was abducted, he was blindfolded. he was beaten. he was taken to a house on the outskirts of quality, still blindfold, that they've been tied to a chair beaten and interrogated. now he was interrogated by the video link and on

the other side of the phone call, the video call were israeli agents. one of them had apparently said, you know, while you're here now we do, the local media report have not named the palestinians who since left the country. but we report say that he was a computer programmer now and report, he was reportedly asked about his, his expertise, what he knew about what the, what software the hamas was developing, what the cape abilities were, and what he knew about the outcome brigade, which is houses winged, what he knew about its members and what he knew about their strengths. now, the abductors were reported our report in the all malaysian now 11 people have been charged in court, but they have reportedly bungled. the operation watched the operation several ways . they allowed the 2nd palestinian men to get away, and this person would have been a more important target. a british prime minister liz trusses met her cabinets as she fights to hold onto a job ministers left downing street and the meeting came

a day after her new finance minister reversal knows all of her economic measures. trust has been accused of running scared after she failed to address parliament on monday that a mob has more from london cabinet members were fairly tight lips going in and coming out of that meeting, they probably will have seen a, a new poll by you gov. the survey company suggesting that let's trust his popularity among the public, is the lowest for any leader in 20 years, only 10 percent saying that they viewed a favorably will only a handful of m. p. 's of come out and said she should go, but it's understood that many more privately have said that to graham brady, who has the back bench committee called the 1922 committee. she's meeting a members of parliament later on tuesday on wednesday. she's due to take prime ministers, questions facing his stomach, the labor leader. many people are wondering how well that will go given her diminished her standing. now given the fact that many people are calling jeremy

hunt the de facto prime minister because he's really in control of the financial direction. as of now some a wondering whether the party mpm here can actually radi around a unifying figure to go to graham brady and say right, this is the person we want trying to avoid a damaging leadership contest. there is even talk that that could happen within the next couple of weeks or let's go, lodge was minutes. now we can speak to our customer entry semen. sandra, what are you hearing about the vent to the cabinet meeting this morning? well, one can only imagine what the atmosphere must have been like at that meeting. a less truss repeating that she gone too far, too fast with her attempts to cut taxes and that the a situation with global conditions wasn't favorable. she said that she had to be honest with the public and her say that times were really, really tough. that going to be even tougher. now what a different,

a 4 days make because she's now take telling the public the absolute reverse of what she was saying before that things are going to be really bad. and the course, the reason for that is that her finance minister house spelled out ah, a whole range, a swathe of cuts, which will save something like $35000000000.00. but that's not enough because the black hole in the u. k. economy is almost the same. again, it's something like $30000000000.00 extra dollars that have got to be saved. so that's the sort of warning she's making. and she's sir in a position where she has to show some strength. because at the moment, she's just the shadow of. busy her chancellor and the thing that jeremy hunt is that he's been forthright and you have to count the number of times. he says i rather than we, he is at is a loony adamant that he will cut back. he will no stone will be left unturned. he

will satisfy the markets, but in terms of satisfying the public. but what about that? because politically, there's a major crisis that the crisis politically is much bigger now. and now what the crisis in the markets has calmed because of a whole range of things because of guts, a right across the board. i drink, thanks a lot to andrew seems that at westminster the democratic party in the united states hoping to keep control of the senate in the midterm elections next month. state of ohio is key to those plans. the candidates buying for one of the senate seats have taken part in a televised debate. the seat has been held by a republican since 1999, but republican j. d vance, and democrat to ryan, and our neck and neck in the pulse. she every tansy as if donald trump became president in 2016 in large part thanks to voters in the u. s. rust belt states like

higher cities like youngstown, which never recovered from the decline of the steel industry. ohio versus trump. again, in 2020, by some a points high inflation is being felt particularly harshly here. and so in a midterm election, overshadowed by an unpopular president and a limping economy, it shouldn't be place yet. the pose show republican j. devens tied with democrat, tim ryan clearly feels advances tasteless. the trump is a liability. he's made much of ounce shaking trump hand immediately after. before president said this, j d is kissing my ass. you have to have the courage to take on your own leaders. these leaders and d. c also will they will, they will eat you up like a chew toy. in addition, run on the democrats hope that republican overreach on abortion restrictions may help bring democrats to oppose. sounds is now back on the issue. you know, says he doesn't support a total ban, but he has used the example of

a 10 year old go, was unable to get an abortion in the higher to pivot to immigration. that little girl was raped by an illegal immigrant and both the media and tim ryan need to be honest about the fact that she would never have been rate in the 1st place. if tim ryan had done his job on border security, and there is evidence that after a summer of outrage, the high rates is reverting to tradition. ultimately, this may well be just a referendum on the party empower you. don't think about abortion on a daily basis. as you're going to buy food or purchase gasoline. you think about the economy on a day to day basis. it's a constant reminder and a negative commercial against the democrats here in ohio. there are several variables that may make this race less competitive than the democrats initially thought. not least, posters here have consistently underestimated to support for donald trump. if the democrats do pick up a higher senate seat from the republicans, it would be a victory of national importance. if they lose,

it won't change the sentence balance of power, but it will be yet another sign that the democratic party has lost the allegiance of working ca spacious. she ever times the al jazeera youngstown, no higher. for weeks, the reigning governments as restrict to the internet as it tries to stop nationwide protests, but the measures have had a ripple effect disruptions in connectivity in social media ban and are affecting hundreds of thousands of businesses. russell soda reports from terror on the composite interim is one of the most important social and business hops in iran build centuries ago. it serves as a lifeline for many iranians throughout its student history. it has seen several destructions by war civil on breast and strikes with rise of your commerce the traditional ground. bizarre also quickly adopted the new business style, but nowadays shopkeepers here are struggling as internet disruptions push online business to the brink of collapse. my mattress and a dove has 2 shops in the bazaar. 3 years ago he moved half of his business online,

or you felt that only don't rental car, we had a production line and i'll factory that was dedicated for e commerce. but the crackdown on the internet stopped our businesses that before that we had 30 orders per day. now barely one or 2 of our revenue has dropped by almost 90 percent. if this continues, i'll have to go for a layoff and some of my employees will lose their jobs. iranian government has been severely restricted internet access since the death of 22 years old massa, a mini in polish custody, nearly a monocle support widespread prophecy. according to some statistics, 11000000 iranians have online businesses of where i and skills about 9000000 of them rely on instagram. iranians are now turning to virtual private networks or vpn to bypass the internet disruptions. the demand for repair services has increased significantly since the protest began. but the use of re piano in title, restricted countries comes with its own challenges. it's not difficult for the

government to block the ip addresses of the vps servers as they can be found easily . and this way, in iran, this open b piano only available for a short before they're identified unblocked by the government. iranian official see the internet, the resolution is necessary because foreign governments are encouraging to protest . and the company is facing an online war, provoked by its enemies outside. but inside, it seems like a punishment. one only a mortgage in florida and my client say their pages are not accessible. instagram on whatsapp are completely blocked. all the sales are now halted. people who rely on e commerce have lost all their revenue and cannot even pay their bills. in this digital age, we're all connected me until when i lose revenue, i can't buy products from others and they cannot sell this internet blockade has destroyed the market. is not clear if the running government plans to continue the ban or social platforms wants to protest. and however, with sorting prices,

inflation at 45 percent, and then economy crippled by the years of sanctions. the columns of online businesses here will likely make things worse. chris, who said that, o j 0 to her on the horn of africa is facing what of its worst routes and 40 years at least 18000000 people on the brink of starvation, catherine sawyer reports. now from ter, connor in northern can i come? my escalon has spent the better part of how morning looking for water at a village into kind of county. she and other women have dug, shall wells. but these pools of water i getting dryer. the water is getting data and dangerous because of the alkaline levels. she's 7 months pregnant and every day it's becoming more difficult for her to walk the distance. well mother, mother, yard and getting idea, we have to dig deep to get water. our children get sick. often. some of the bull house provided by the government have run dry. some parts of broken down.

government and other agencies are worried. they say they're facing a state of emergency. the population is current, and depending on the mol her and the hand, that was the depth of the hand that was actually going farther down your 5 meters. notice that they have to sit and mrs. and the for the, for pollution itself is actually in the 1st days making the likelihood of collapsing. what was there is a drought in much of the horn of africa. millions of people are on the brink of starvation. for rainy seasons, half field weather experts predict another field this year, the harding community is brilliant and proud. many of them have lost most of their livestock. now they have to rely on really food. on this day they waited for hours in the sweltering hips for

a politician who had brought the food arrived late. evelyn was tired and hungry. people are receiving may be and cooking oil, but this food does not come and villages a we are talking. see, it's not even enough. children in the villages almost nourished, many leaves fall from health centers. doctors at this government hospital saying some children come when they are ready to week to save them. so then after they've gotten home, i've been 2 months to come back to the back of the village. the women finally get this serial. they say the food is hardly enough, but at least it will keep the little ones alive as the parents figure out where they will get the next meal. catherine,

soy all jazeera to kind of county in northern kenya. thousands of people are 19 to have march loyalty day. the event celebrates upon his party, which was founded more than 70 years ago. those who gathered on monday say the party promoted workers rights message, which still resonates today. torres, about every october 17th, thousands of people march to the center of when a site is to celebrate the parenting party and what they see as it fight for social justice. now will it later says the values of terrorism are more important than ever? we don't even close to a parent ism is the only movement that privileges and gives rights to the most vulnerable in society. we have to be on the streets demanding, inclusive politics and a government that is not only out for the rich an october 17th 1945, thousands of people took to the streets to demand the release of coronel one domain

on whois had been detained by members of the military, his wife, if he does organize the protest, the couple became some of argentine as most renowned political figures and less than a year later, but on was precedent. ah, a decade later, the ponies party remains argentina's most powerful movement. there's big divisions within the parent party right now. the most significant one is the rift that exists between president the for non myth and his vice president, dan, former president. christina fernandez. the kirschner dos division generate lot of uncertainty about which is the way house of the current financial and economic crisis. money for a member quino works in a to is company window site is. he says there is no reason for anyone to be celebrating. one of the for think it's a lot of people they're making my work difficult aside from the economic situation

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