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hello, i'm tom mccrae. this is the news our live from dar ha. coming up in the next 60 minutes form of pakistani prime minister in bron canned is bod, from running for office, for 5 years on corruption charges. this trust is u. k. leadership has come to an end. now the rice is on to find the 3rd prime minister in less than a year. the united states government accuses iran's forces of helping russia launch drone attacks and ukraine and european union leaders, a back for another meeting to hash out measures to curb sore and gas prices. and i'm far as small with your latest cut. our world cap news with less than 30 days to go until they tournaments. there's a setback, portugal captain casciano, rinaldo details coming up later this hour. ah,

we stop this news out in pakistan where the section commission has disqualified former prime minister emron can from running for office. the commission says con is guilty of unlawfully selling state gifts received from heads of state and foreign dignitaries. cans aid says they will challenge the ruling of a case against the former leader was filed in august. will it speak now to come out harder? who's in the margin and swat valley? and obviously this is a hugely significant development canal. this again, given the fact that enron on the form of prime minister of august on one a landslide directory and by elections just recently, he is still come on for menda. busy support across the country. this particular case of gods is seen as controversial, given the fact that the legal fraternity,

particularly the former prime minister, said the judge it up when you're typically motivated. that is of god's a caveat within the budget on the rules. because all the gifts received by the head of state or senior minister in by august on can be bought back initially. it was the rule that you had debate, brenda 5 percent of the price m. ron had raised that to 50 percent. and of course, the opposition saying that they were here today, your ladder keys. the legal team also thing that can not be disqualified by the election commission of august on which does not have the jurisdiction of a court appointed legal team of gotten immediately are going to go to the output court. the supreme court or the la di court, where they will challenge it, saying that the election commission does not have the mandate or disqualify anyone that did the jurisdiction of the court. and this of god just coming

a dime of great political instability within budget on because enron khan had threatened, did support. dad will march on islam abroad, late fees, or the gap is in order for his demands to be accepted. so a dramatic development indeed. and it is going to be a reaction the reaction of got the re did to party leaders. i've got really announced possibly projects across the country and it's supported that are also going to come out in large numbers to win durango. so indeed crucial development. but that also come from the election commission and the argument being that this is a political, ren delta de ruling opposition alliance has been trying to implicate them. and one case that if i order not that it is of god, the contempt of god gates in which he was clear, david had go. so i slapped debtors m charges against him. he was glad of dad also. but there was an expectation that the election commissioner, who am ron cons bar

d and m, ron hahn deform a prime minister phase age playing along to the gallery of the opposition that didn't go to read them. for indeed, huge developments. as far as focused on is concerned and this of god's will have grave implications for august on political instability is read. thank you very much . that's come out hot for us and swat felling on the head. tara is and also and columnist, she's in law and joins us now. thank you very much for being on this new. so we had the, the term, this is a traumatic development. can you just give us a sense of how significant this is? thank you so much for having me on your show. up on this one is that people are focused on our concern. this development is not significant or shopping at all on a, something like this would be expected in the process of what was happening. been around in the last few months since he was since he was asked. and which meant by anybody

is on the c as a, as a, you know, civil cool. there was no real. there was no real justification given from what had what had happened. and why, why he was been why he was being thrown off his position. i mean, prime ministers do change everywhere. i remember you can just change another, another prime minister. that's not really a shocking thing, especially in pakistan. why? what is significant to understand is that this is what, what happens to any and every prime minister in pakistan since since inception of but i'm not, no prime minister has ever been allowed to finish finish. that made the 1st final yakobelli kind wasn't of either. i don't finish that or by, i mean i did a bit try to do like what happens a lot, but what happened? well, being a very prime minister is despite in my,

on one peek at the other. now what happened in, in april was that a, this collision of opposition parties believed, but they were actually working on the assumption that they had that they had been propagating for the last, for the last in since 2018 and came into power that iran had not had not come in to follow on the basis of popular war. and rather he was, he was the establishment proxy for the stablish print net and that had enabled him on the emergence as a prime minister focused on as simplistic as it may sound. they actually believed that they said that is how it's going to be like a man is going to be out there. then they just take it a, make some speeches, he'll have some valleys then, and they'll keep on going whatever. what again,

most analysts, what would happen then this new government would come in, not because in non con was a bad prime minister. and he should have been out there. but because they had to do certain things before the next election scheme and on getting rid of all the cases, broken option cases against them, getting them names of exit control list and electrical rules. nominated nominating the new chief of army staff in november, which is next month and so on and so forth. it was, everybody could see that. and that is why they're miscalculation about iran alleged unpopularity that nobody wanted for him. that focused on you did not. what claimant do you think backfired completely and like the gentleman was just saying that each case proposed their party was unpopular and nobody would support him after the backfire. that was a huge miscalculation. i don't know how they came to that conclusion. and then

by there they tried to hook up and you're not. they tried to make as many cases against him as possible, but it was about if you have like a videos that would but that would incriminate in the public and a people would be, will be, scandal i. and then the, the terrorism gave them, there was but then there was a contempt of course is denver few weeks ago and it also started a blast. so he left for me campaign against him that iran. com whole i don't, i'm really glad that anybody said, look, you know? yeah, that was like, obviously really just the doesn't back assign. he keep pd he wanted, he wanted his gum li to we had replica of the re, acetone. medina, here with what she and sorry to interrupt you there. we've been watching a pictures of some of his realm that he's been holding over the previous months and

a spokesperson for candace, calling people to take to the streets to toppled this parliament. what do you think is going to happen from here? are we going to see a ground swell of clashes, of violence due? thank lie. i don't think so. i don't think b, b, b a by. you see clashes only and peaceful protest as i start from protesting. if i look at what happened in america a couple of years ago when the me to walk, been started and black lives matter movement, movement was seen and the but there, they had to go resonant simply because they were all peaceful movements. now, yes, people will be very angry, as i said, if you were to talk to somebody in barkus, died in march in rancor government was not very popular because of it if an army policies and because of their basically because of the inflation b, a diet of the nation so, so they often him on the char, on the allegation that,

you know, he's here business governed by pakistan and, and b, but can't afford to even eat by 3 meters a day. and look at what has happened in pakistan in the last 2 months, everything and everything has worsened. and the fact that people have on it, i would say they, i'm expecting a phenomenon for us. those who, you know, those, those who grew up in the eighty's and those i was a child with a photo and then and then hand. and we will even as a child, i remember the hope that there would be by there would be a full of books who was to lead the 4th walker to leader this issue of classes that never happened. so what i'm saying is that i'm to lead to their expectations in ron con, has emma has probably a much as a national leader is that this is not that trig. he's the sole national need right

now. he's the only damage representation in on, on provinces, and yes, if he's, if he's disqualified and if he's not allowed to run in the election, that will be by national, by nationwide pro. and they will only become violent if the other side is the government tries to law tries to, but you know, okay, we will not, it will be keeping a very close eye on. now what happens next? thank you so much for your time and you're inside. that's mere tara in law for us. thank you. well, the united kingdom is expected to have a new prime minister within a week. it's 3rd leader this year. let's after less trust resigned on thursday. she lost a just 44 days in the job, the shortest serving leader in british history, and do some reports from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the new milltown of the markets, nearly all her own funded plans with tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the

shortest serving prime minister in u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore slaten to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party who's doing started last friday. she'd sector finance minister closet courting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't recovering and the cost of government borrowing was still going up to say a nervous trust walked out on questioning on you're going to say, well, you primarily in came political, heavyweight jeremy hunt as new chancellor, trashing virtually all of the trust plans, saving billions of dollars and calming the markets, he cannot make credibility. ah, the next day she was confronted by opposition. labor leader. kiss darma. for the

1st time she seemed to be defiant. i am a fighter and not 24 hours later she was told to quit know the conservative party is engulfed in leadership elections again. and those in charge say they'll have to be quick. i think we are deeply conscious all the imperative of the national interest or resolving this. clearly angry contenders include former chancellor richie sooner, but they're still anger in the party over his part in bringing down boys. johnson and johnson does look like trying to make a comeback. his ally say it will be in the national interest any more than the river house of commons may be a good unity candidates, but may not have enough experience to convince the party. and as the country is facing a change of prime minister for the 3rd time in 3 months, the opposition is calling for a general election. we can't have a revolving door of tails. we can't have another experiment at the top of the tory

party, but is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government. and the public are entitled to have their say, the conservative party is split, it's damage and it's still shaken by what's happened. the last thing it needs right now is a general election opinion polls show it would be decimated. andrew simmons alger 0 downing street. well for more on this pull race, joins us now from london. and, well, there's plenty of talk that boris johnson could be back. could he really well indeed, it would be an extraordinary come back in recall to time but may be wrong. no entirely unforeseen, even by maurice johnson himself. the headline on the front page of the some news pipe at the day. a bo joe, i'll be back kind of echoing his final words to parliament just 6 weeks or so ago

when he left the office, when he told parliament, hast at lavell that baby at see you later, i have a quote from the at terminator to film, starring arnold schwartzenegger, not what we know so far. oh, appears to be the case is that johnson is flying back from a holiday in the caribbean. he's gathering support as he's gathering donors for a campaign run by the same saying that helped went in the 2019 general election. there's a, there's a whatsapp group around the back boris campaign. he seems to have around about 40 and pays in support of him. so far, it doesn't need to reach the threshold of a 100 m pays. if he's going to stand in this ballot. now there is a ongoing investigation into forest johnson. and about over allegations he lied to parliament over parties held during locked down. given his shots part of the past, that's unlikely it's puts him off and then even those who don't like him in his

pods he and there are many of them, may be swayed by the fact that he does seem to be an electoral asset. he's got a sort of old, well, they aristocratic air about him, but with what used to be called the common touch. essentially he appeals to working class voters, even though he's one of the privileged ellen elite. and that helps him to break down the so called red wall of traditional labor seats in the 2019 general election . so the party will be divided over whether they want him. there will be a lot of soul searching in the coming days over whether they try to help or get johnson over this line over a 100 and peas and support them if his to go into the final ballot against possibly richie sooner or penny morton's. be fascinating. to see if he can reach that threshold. thank you very much. that is pulver is for us in london. let's take

a closer look at trusses other possible replacements. first this richie soon ack, who lost to her in july as leadership contest. so neck was chancellor embarrass johnson's government and support her see him as a safe option. and he correctly forecasts the problems trust as economic policies would cause more. penny moreland is another contender. she's the leader of the house of commons and came 3rd in july's contest. she's a strong performer in parliament, but lacks experience and top ministerial roles. and so l abraham and could be a candidate. she resigned as home sick, a tree on wednesday. and then there's the man who succeeded her grant shapes he back soon. egg in the last leadership rice will. simon asherwood is a professor of politics and international studies at the open university. he joins us live from guilford in the u. k. thank you so much for being on the program. first of all, love reading through that list, who do you predict or is likely to take over? and i really, any of them suitable to become the next prime minister. why thing that's the, the,

the major questions that none of them look like the, the magical kinds that he can produce, party unity and regain procedure amounts of ground. that's been lost in the opinion polls. so i think holds the people who are that richie. so not it does look like the leading candidates, i think he's been strengthened by looking more moderates than trust. and now his predictions about trust is economic policies. certainly being borne out by the experience that we've seen over the last month. but, you know, again, he's his reputation with party members. i think his still some wants precarious. you know, he was, seems have been one of the 1st to remove us johnson. so this stage, i think the party faces a very difficult choice and you know, none of the options look,

particularly good evening russia. so knock is probably the least worst of the bunch . and what about barbara johnson? do you think he can really make it come back? do you think he'll be able to get the numbers while suddenly he's going to try? i think, you know, if he thinks that he can get through to the final balance. if can get through m p 's, then he will definitely go for it because i think he would rightly think that he's popular enough with party members to today. but so right of way back into number 10 . the problem though is the same piece. i think the memories are still very fresh, all this spring and summer of all the difficulties the scandals. the problems that johnson generated during his time as leader. and let's not forget, we had a record number of ministerial resignations, 50 or more to remove him from office. so i think those people are

going to fight teeth and now it's a stockton. and indeed, that's one of the reasons we have this very high barrier steam candidate requiring a 100 m p 's to support you, is precisely to try and stop johnson even getting there in the 1st place. so whilst he's done well with some initial momentum and just you know, a small group of m p 's been very vocal about him. it's hard to see how he can broaden his supports enough to get through that 100 barrier. especially if there is an ongoing investigation against them. the conservatives are obviously going to do everything to ensure that that doesn't happen. but what chance do you give of their being a general election called anytime soon? i think the chances that remain very small, the party is doing so badly in the polls. you know, we, every day we seem to have a new paul that is a historic life that the party would be in. i like

to ready by going to country at this stage, whoever needs them. so i think the new prime ministers don't come in. we'll seek to try and repair the damage of the trust administration and more general kind of belief in the governments. and you know, we're looking at at least 6 months, if not more, like a year or a year and a half before we get the poll. so as much as there is a lot of discontent and concern about the way the policy changes leaders and by extension changes. prime ministers, that's not going to be enough to force the party to return to voters because i think they fear what they will be told. okay, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much. that is, simon, i sure would in the you k for us. thank you. ok. well, the us military train is from iran or in crimea,

helping russian troops use iranian, made drones to an attack on ukraine. washington believes iranian trans hit, the capital cave and energy facilities across the country, around has not reacted to the latest us accusations, but denies the drones. iranian made, we can confirm that russian military personnel based in crimea have been piloted, piling, piloting, excuse me. around in you a using using and conduct kinetic strikes across your ukraine, including and strikes against unreason dates. we assess that iranian personnel running and military personnel were on the ground in crimea, and assisted russia in the us. opperation. russia has received dozens of these u. a b so far and will likely continue to receive additional shipments in the future or will speak to mohammed fall and moscow in a moment. but 1st let's go to him. huh. jim june. and keith and mohammed,

what the reaction been there when it comes to any iranian involvement with these drones? well, time there was a statement that was issued earlier today by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. that statement read in part that the russian federation is transporting iranian instructors to prepare and train drone operators to utilize the show heed 136, and the roster. and those are the drones that are known more commonly these days as kamikaze, drones here in ukraine, against the ukrainian forces. it's interesting that this statement did not go into detail as far as where this is happening because there have been reports over the course of the past week in ukrainian media outlets. which have stated that there are, according to their sources, iranian instructors personnel in crimea,

and that they are helping to train the russian forces to utilize those kamikaze drones against ukrainian targets throughout this country. this is all coming at a time when the ukrainian officials at all levels of government have been, have been echoing the fact that they are very concerned about all this. and they have been accusing very publicly iran of equipping russian fighters with these kamikaze drones. of course, we should mention that iran has repeatedly denied that they are helping russia in their efforts in ukraine or that they are delivering these drones to the russian forces. we have also heard in the past few days from the ukrainian foreign minister . he said that he was submitting a proposal to ukrainian president below the mercy lensky, to formally cut diplomatic ties with iran batch. as a result of these accusations from ukrainian officials that the iranians have been delivering these comma coffee drones to,

to the russian federation. and i should mention that there have been numerous drone strikes over the course of the past week in many parts of this country. drone strikes that have been targeting critical infrastructure, especially power plants. and that's one of the reasons people are so concerned right now. because at a time with temperatures are dropping precipitously and winter is fast approaching . people are really worried that they are going to be without power. in fact, the government has said repeatedly, over the course of the past few days, that people should prepare themselves for perhaps ruling power outages and they are desperately asking people to try as best they can to conserve on the consumption of energy. all being said, though, tom, once again, the iranians have repeatedly denied that they are supplying the russians with any of these drones that are being utilized to attack facilities across ukraine. thanks very much, this mohammed jim june for us and keep from rolling this. we're going to speak to mohammed val and moscow, and mm hm. it has the kremlin spoken out about any of these accusations.

tom, not today, not about these latest statements from the white house, but on tuesday, the company in spokesman demetrius best cause he commented on this, saying that we don't have information or specific information about these so called uranium drones being purchased by russia and used in the front line, this should be, this question should be addressed to the minister of defense, but he said he knows that russia is using its own weapons with its own norman clutches on those weapons. that by the way, these drones have a russian name when they meet to get on which in the rush language meas, flower interestingly are also on thursday, the spokeswoman of the ministry of foreign affairs maria. she also commented on this and she said these obligations and accusations about these in, in drones are basically, i knew drones are just conjectures,

not based on any facts. and she said that they don't even deserve any response from russia. said these are things that have to do with the problem between iran and the west related to the nuclear file. these are precious. this are just precious from the west on iraq to to get concessions from from tehran about the nuclear file. and they don't have anything to do with rush. okay, thank you so much. this mohammed val and moscow for us. will it spring in hon, or shall, as to is director of security programs at the foreign policy council, ukrainian prism. she joins us live from brigitte in latvia. thank you so much for being on this news. our, now the us seems certain iran as involved as does ukraine around denies the drones of is so from what you've seen and heard, what do you think? no, definitely. they are iranian made. jones, the statement of the russian federation that because it is the russian name or need

to, it is not iranian made. it is definitely absolutely childish, if not arrogant. are because if a boot at the mercer, they're so bad, it is a vulgar, it doesn't become vulgar. 8 is still merciless, made till the same as the weapons and considering how many of them over to be intercepted by the ukranian armed forces. it is very easily to check what is inside, where it is made. not speaking about the whole history before these, we know about the negotiations that have been taken between to iran and moscow about military supply. we know about delegation that been dear. they were not hiding about these, we know about the number of the military, our flights cargo flights traveling one months ago from or are you ran to russia. and there are plenty of other evidences, even just yesterday on the russian t v. this one of the, of the person involved with the russian military. ah, when he saw that he is the microphone switched. all he asked the anchors. please

don't ask about these iranians rhonda. we all know from where they are, but we don't want to speak about these till all of this evidence is her coming and definite. and now it is like a game from the russian embassy. if police are that they are trying to show, like, please prove that it is us and that is that iranians, but that's like me, food that it is, russian armed forces are at afraid and territory. it appears that these drones are making a significant difference. we've seen massive impact on some of the power infrastructure for example. um do you think that they could change the dynamic of the war? no, in terms of the dynamic of the war for sure and not because as you are correct, you said they up to dominant to charging this via an infrastructure. so they are trying to bring the fear and terror to the civilians, not to the military on the grounds where the russians are a lot of the same opposition. are what we afraid. bad said now there were one way for mission coming that iran cam sale love the nice house to the russian federation

. that is definitely much more dangerous. but in terms of the george the asthma, now we know that probably approximately to thousands of them came. few hundreds already be abused against who craves and with the each new od ukrainian, the air, it's fancy, is learning how to deal with that in some of the regions like, you know, my odessa, we always have suggested that 5 out of 7 i intercepted in some other regions, sir, the air defense is learning how to deal. they are problematic. that's with sure, both in terms of the power and some technical characteristics, but at the same time they are not so sophisticated not to find a d, a ways to counter that. okay, thank you so much a for your inside that is hon nationalist for us from reagan latvia. hello, you ladies holding another round of talks and brussels to solve an energy crisis driven by the war and ukraine. it's the 2nd summit and as many weak, one of the sticking points continues to be a cap on gas prices. but there could be

a breakthrough with the financial times reporting the german chancellor has dropped his opposition to the proposal. the cost of energy has surged as europe tries to cut dependents on russian supplies, which on the holiday live for us from brussels and joe had met the had they made any progress and dealing with the energy crisis there today. germany, i think my cellphone dates opposition to a price cap and certainly hasn't dropped its opposition all together. they have resolved to carry on talking and probably to meet again in an emergency summit next month. it's classic e, you council summit stuff really many, many hours yesterday of 10 negotiation among the leaders hints of agreement hints of a possible deal. and then to a m, they came out with what they described as a deal. but of course, it was really just an agreement to keep on talking within agreed parameters,

trying to find ways to bring down the price of gas. now, 300 percent higher than it was at the beginning of the year before the war. and you trade and worries across the block of higher inflation and the threat of recession . so what are they talking about? what would they continue to be talking about with 2 particular mechanisms to try and contain the price of gas? a new mechanism for you, gas companies, is $1.00 to club together into a buyer's cartel or 27. in other words, acting as one, with all of that cloud to try and demand low prices on the energy market. it worked well for the e. u. in acquiring vaccines through the, during the pandemic that maybe looking to mirror something like that. and then the more contentious issue, the potential price cap, a temporary emergency priced cap on the benchmark. you gas trading hub, thats the dutch t s f. essentially your it would be agreeing simply not to trade gas above a certain price prompts in favor of that along with some southern european

countries, less well off countries, more vulnerable to recession, the germans, of course, the big opponents of it up to now, as i said, potentially softening their opposition, but essentially worried that a price cap would lead to a rising consumption and a fall potentially in supply as vessels heading to european ports, laden with liquid nation natural gas. much of the turn around and had to asia where they can sell their whiz at a higher price. like i just wanna another president lensky. christy you? leaders on thursday. what discussions have been had on ukraine over the last day or so? further discussions this morning on the train, i didn't get around really focusing too much on you train on thursday at the talking about different energy infrastructure ways to help protect that ways to help restore power supplies areas. now struggling as we heard a moment ago from jen june, that may also be talked this morning about iran and evidence of iran's tricity in

the conflict with potentially frightening of drug product the supply of the supply possibly as well. the precision guided munitions despite denials, we don't know how advanced those talks would be until the press conference in a short while, but yes, so then he spoke to them all on thursday. he ruined that russia was planning an impending large scale disaster intending to sabotage. he said to blow up a hydroelectric dam in the south of the country that would threaten widespread flooding. and he warned that these ongoing attacks and the energy infrastructure part of an overall plan to spark a new wave of migration to europe, people fleeing areas, staff to electricity and warm in the teeth of an awful precinct with jonah. how thank you so much for that update. i live for us from brussels. at least 50 people have been killed and a crackdown on anti government protests and chaired violence,

broke out off to demonstrate as barricaded roads and torch the governing parties. headquarters in the capital and jima. chad has been tense since president adress debbie was shot dead and a gun battle while visiting the frontline last year is also been anger after the transitional, military council, heated by his son, extended his time and power by 2 years. we are concerned about the violence in the context of the demonstrations that we've seen in chad to day. those demonstrations of report, lee led to the loss of loss of life and injuries. we call on the authorities to ensure that the security, safety and human rights of all champions, including the right of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association, are respected. we also call on all parties to refrain from violence or excessive use of force and to remain committed to the spirit of dialogue in the interest of peace and stability in the country. who became faso has sworn in

a new interim precedence abraham trailer. i had lid a military coup at the end of september over throwing the government of poor henry geneva. the swearing in of troy comes a week after he was selected to hit the transition of a more on this that spring in san mid. nick and we're going to go, i became a father, has a long history of cosa, which direction will this new interim later take the country. do thanks right. as you said, just moments ago, captain abraham's worry was torn in as the country president became a week after he signed the charter, which said that the head of the military ruling party was head of the country. but right now, politicians, diplomat community leaders. i'd say that faces a lot of challenges. one is that the army is not united, a lot of people do not support him. the support is professor i colonel demi, about who was, i was sitting there we go, and they don't back or they also see that he's under

a huge time pressure that he has to secure the country and he has to do it quickly . there's been violence by our rock, the country for years, nearly 2000000 people are displayed. hundreds of thousands of people are going hungry and there was of the country, better inaccessible. people are saying that he will not have that same time period that the me a dead, which is only a short months he's going to have even less than that social tangible progress in stemming to be insecurity. it's, i'm here right now which direction is going to take much waiting can he and him and to hear you want to work with civilians are also saying that the whole you're going to be able to do what i was not able to do. but people are sort of cautiously optimistic, really concerns right now, but if they don't see tangible progress, he's going to be out just like 3 to such it was. ok. thank you so much that is made like for us in between well there's been violence and sedans, blue nile states with reports at least 187 people have been killed in the past 2

days. respond by rival land claims between the horse and bertha tribes. and has displaced thousands apiece, steel with signs in the region in 2020. but the fighting has worse. and the security forces and demonstrators have fought and guinea during an anti government protest. a band political group called for demonstrations against the ruling jointer, the national front for the defense of the constitution said several people were injured. guinea has been led by the military since last year's crew that ousted president alpha con day after more than 10 years and power. the general strike has been held in the occupied west bank after the killing of a palestinian man by israeli forces her day due to mimi had been on the run after the israeli army accused him of killing one of its soldiers. and a recent attack the, the abraham reports from the occupied west bank mourning the killing of palestinian . are they to mimi life in the occupied westbank came to

a standstill hailed by many palestinians as a national hero. they say the 22 year old was able to elude one of the most advanced armies in the world. tammy had been on the run since these ready. i am. he said he killed one of its soldiers in a gun attack nearly 2 weeks ago. late on wednesday, he was killed during a shootout with guards at an illegal really supplement east of jerusalem. in a will set to be written by him to mimi, asked, palestinians to take up arms to fight against israel occupation. allowed noel ballard or law allows image of a vital what o t a did for the country makes us proud of. the video shows how he kept fighting till the end were proud of him. he's with god. now i showed this sense of defiance has been seen across the west bank in hebron, nablus, and rama la confrontations with israeli forces broke out. as young men took to the streets to express anger and frustration. elegant jesse was with leslie for that, even if you were a spy for a friend, you would become

a fighter. now. we as mothers are getting heartbroken, you can imagine the young men when they see others getting killed, which day that is really, authorities did not return to mimi his body to his family. his father told al jazeera they were not contacted, so they could see his body or over that and as of a, i letter. we opened a morning sight here because o days mother is under house arrest. so were holding 2 weeks, a lot of people here to pay their respect around it. in the west bank, another week was held, following the funeral of a 16 year old hamburg. nobody died of wounds sustained last month. israeli soldiers shot him during a protest near the eagle is really suffering of they tell this year more than $120.00 palestinians were killed wise. really forces in the west bank including veteran al jazeera journalist, shitting a barclay. she was targeted and shot dead while on assignment. in janine nearly 6 months ago. without accountability, i talked to journalists continue, many hearsay,

that israel doesn't want the world to see the real fear of occupation. neither abraham al jazeera be occupied with it, but it has been a huge fire in the mexican city of argos. callian t s. it's happened after a fuel tanker crashed into an overpass. a residential area was engulfed and fixed smoke forcing hundreds of people out of their homes. 12 had to be rescued, but no one was injured. the driver of the truck has been arrested. when new york city has opened a new facility to house asylum seekers sentence by boss from border states run by republican governors. they say the campaigns. putting the spotlight on a rising number of migrants who crossed the southern border. kristen salumi reports . it may not be home, but migrants looking to settle in the united states have a new place to lay their head in. new york city officials opened this tent facility wednesday to process an influx of asylum seekers on

a small island not far from manhattan. here they can get a meal and a shower, as well as medical assistance. you will not see this anywhere else in the country. and i hope that the take away here from all you is the new york city's doing everything possible to make sure asylum seekers are treated well with dignity. and that their well being is 1st and foremost in our mind. but it's meant to be a temporary shelter for men only as the cities homeless shelters are at capacity. these tense will hold up to a 1000 people. since april, nearly 20000 migrants have come to new york, bussed by governors from southern border states in protest of federal immigration policies. new york officials have described it as a political stun, but clearly it's also been a logistical nightmare. the buses have been arriving with no warning or coordination on average 5 per day. at 1st catching the city off guard,

leaving volunteers to pick up much of the slack, like elsie phelman and her group team, t l. c. she's critical of the cities response city on a beach or on randall's island is not the solution. there are empty buildings in this city. there are hotels. there are housing buildings that are, are advances or mc earlier plans to put the tents in another location were scrapped after objections from neighbors migrants, most of whom arrive with nothing saving, appreciate any help they can get the natural book. or if you will learn, we have to go out and really big on the streets, which really isn't advisable to causally, like i do. but we have to because in the residence where we are staying, it's basically just bread. there really isn't any food. so it's all difficult with clothing everything, but yes, there are organizations offering support,

so i will talk to them is also looking all picked up or do with more of them arriving every day. the city is looking for more places to house women and families, as well as assistance from the federal government. kristen salumi al jazeera, new york, well still head on al jazeera, as cit bags of portugal. captain christiano rinaldo with less than a month to the world cup. ah.

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are being seen for the 1st time buys and bob boyens. the collection was discovered in the basement of a london church and is on display in the capital herrera, her room, tasa reports, joint what it is do look at the big gift livingston sango. never thought he was doing this when his son otway, done in the 1940s by his late father livingston sango, his son's grandfather, the paintings, a part of an exhibition at the national gallery in zimbabwe is capital, had already a collection done more than 70 years ago. by young black students at sorry, the anglican mission school. some of this picked up single will be for your family, my life. when we started this exhibitions, i don't even remember them. but here we are. i now see my father in the age of 18. when i only remember is an ordinary, serene anglican mission school was the 1st school to teach ought to black children in what was the white minority ruled rhodesia. the most spatial thing about this collection is that it went on

a world tour in the 1940s from 1947 to 1953. so the rest of the world saw these artworks in the forties and fifties an absolutely loved it. but some bob wins had never seen the otter. it's the fault. after that tall unsold artworks was stored in the basement of a church in the u. k. where they were forgotten for years. in the 1970s they were rediscovered and sold to an art collector who then so the collection twas, and bobbin philanthropist in the diaspora. the stars upright exhibition is now briefly back home. this is a picture of my fraud. his name was jackson. william come here. leander candy are a popular radio present a here says it's been amazing putting together the pieces of his family's history. his father died in 1990. we are history. we are a result of history. this is a history that i'll share with my children are really bothering me anyway. this is a history that i am taking back to my mom, the wife,

to see did you know that your husband did this? he didn't know or took that was sold during the war 2 in the late nights and forties and early 19 fifties, helped to fund the school and pay for scholarships for some of the students. the paintings and drawings cover a 7 year period represent just a small selection of more than $600.00 works from one collection. hundreds more exists in public and private collections around the world. often this exhibition in zimbabwe, the ot, we'll talk abroad again with cause for the repatriation of african art to the continent growing. some locals want to see the serene painters returned home permanently had a matessa al jazeera her daddy. ah, well it's time to sport now, his flora. tom. thank you so much, chris john. all right, all those preparations for the welcome but look to be in disarray with just 30 days to go. the portugal captain has been dropped from manchester. united squads have

faith. chelsea on saturday follows him storming down the tunnel before the final with so after not being selected to start their mid week when over spurs. football, journalist gammon hamilton says he thinks this can benefit. rinaldo cut our 2022 preparations. the guy actually could work out quite well. so nowadays he spent some time away from mentioned tonight, is versed in because it means that he's not putting himself in the flooring line and risk risking picking up the injury ahead of the work up because that's the big worry rule the suits in the next few weeks that the clubs and keep playing them and playing them in the game and can train a wait and see. i mean, there is a possibly going to that you might lose a little bit of sharpness, not playing in the 1st seat. he's, he's going to be sacred, ready for the thought, and that would be the world cup or not. and that will be a bonus for him to haul. doesn't see how out of 15. he's 1st 11,

particularly in the big game. that's a question for portugal. as well, because we'll have some, some other players who could come to an oddly pipe better as a unit or now is now a much more of a penalty box operator. he doesn't have the physical capacity to play all around the pitch. so there are question marks about portugal, but then we've seen in the last week that the echo shop, the liverpool has been ruled out of the will cut through injury. so there will be other players rolled out through injury. so portugal probably need him and they will find a way to use it because he's such an important part of their seem reco goal scorer, reco cupholder. he is the figurehead for the seam and they will find a way to use. and meanwhile, here and joe, how we're getting ever closer to the main event. this was the official world cub countdown clock on the cornish waterfront, taking over the just 30 days to go on november 20th the tournaments will kick off north of the city at the $60000.00 cedar al bate stadium. o scots are take on

ecuador in the game. let's go live to santa, who knew she recently caught up with the cut our national team to see how they're preparing for their home world cup. santa yes, for i'm standing here at the health international stadium. one of the walk up venues which sits just next to the it's pyre academy where the majority of the cutter national team developed. earlier in the month, they took a break from their 6 month training camp to hold an open session. here in doha, in front of the fence, a big welcome for a team with big hopes and big expectations on their shoulders. caught us plays carry the dreams of a football, loving nation. and they've made the connection with their support. is that the hope you're carry them through the wall cup? thousands of fans are here to what their national team training. it shows how

excited katara is and the belief that they will make a statement in their woke up with john, would it be with the most along the la to so help with all these people, all these kids, it does all. this is what the football form that we are working. we're out of bring all these to will keep the people happy. i'm proud of the don't visual. it will be very nice if there is these atmosphere in the i woke up games reporting. i sure it is gonna help us every effort to has been made for the team to be perfectly prepared. the group had been together for months, taking away from their club commitments and this squad horn just there to be the host. make up the numbers at this tournament. cutter at the current asian champions with high hopes of reaching the knockout stages than the light bill had

woken. and i'm confident that the players will give their best and all 3 matches and that we will go through. we will give a performance that will be up to the level of the organizational dish woke up, and we will make our country proud in this group of players the, the show many kinds of data ready competitive. we know that we are facing pretty ready for national beams, very strong. they have a story in the world gobs and all they're going to be shown. drug roacha, one of the door to play or a maximum level on the fact hope that he's going to give us some extra help of the people that i do well, uncle read or highest level will cut was always an opportunity for cutter to put itself on the map and if their football team can deliver at the tournament, it will leave an even greater lasting legacy. while to talk about the challenges

awaiting philip santos and his side on joined by ash, my passion was a cutter, football expert. first of all, i've met. you've been following this team for a long time. tell us how are their preparations and to build up for this time? well, it's undoubtedly been a very unique preparation because they've been preparing for this mormon for almost a decade. the nation and different follow authorities here have been preparing with the best resources and with a lot of dedication. so i think no other country has had a 6 month training camp right before the world cup. so it all comes down to this big movement on the 20th of november and there's nothing quite like that experience . so i think the players would be looking forward to it. now people who do not know the national team, what can we expect from them? well, obviously a cutter and a big name for themselves at the asian cup in 2019 by winning the title for the 1st time. so they come in to this tournament as continental champions, which is a big thing. but they're also not

a small team in asia over their history because if come close to qualifying for the world cup on 3 previous occasion in 1986 in 1990 and very importantly in 1998. and there were just one match away from the world cup, but last saudi arabia and the playoffs get in though. huh. so this moment, i think they would have preferred to come as qualifiers and not as horse, but it is what it is. and i think that will be celebrating when they play the opening game. he tell us a little bit about their history and the world cup. how close the big element in the past. as i said, 98 was the closest that they came when they lost the saudi arabian, the decisive playoff. and doha, but in 1986, they are lost to the eventual qualifies iraq. and in 1992, the united out of embers who went through that expense. so it's been a history of hot breaks. so to come to 2022 and to see the national team play in the woke up as a, as an enjoyable experience. a to definitely be an enjoyable experience for all

those follow the team and will wish them all the best that natasha football. cut her football expert, thank you very much for that. so all the focus is on the car. tar and national team . but as i mentioned, the big test will be on the 20th of november at all bait stadium when they take, or what they con ecuador in the opening game of the 1st well cup in the middle east . okay, that's santa who's reporting a life for us. thank you so much for now. our way from football, the alley clipper is beat. there are city rivals the later is for the 8th street time. co i. leonard had 14.7 rebalance in his 1st game. in 16 months since his return from major knee surgery, he help the clippers to 103 and 97. when over the lakers, he lost their 2nd game in a row. and over in houston, alex brave men had a 3 run homer to lead the astros to

a 3 to win over the work yankees. you soon takes a to nothing lead and their best of 7 series. game 3 is back in new york on saturday. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you tom, thank you very much. far above that is all for me for this news hour, but don't go anywhere, hasn't, will be here in just a moment with more of the days news coming up next. ah ah

frank assessments if the united states so that the iranian nuclear program was there to build a nuclear weapon being refunded, you might have informed opinions. i believe that armenia and as over jones should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that for many times. critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that can chose will take on. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, the weight of the wilcox is meily o, as the main event gets closer out just here, i see every step of the way. i'm going to go with one month to go. we focus on asia teams can expect some strong support hearing, got cut out, cope with the pressures of hosting with australia, make the most of squeezing through the player. or will it be south korea, japan saudi arabia or iran progress for this? the world cup count out on it, jesse, you know, 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 ah. form a focused on a prime minister. enron con is bought from running for all fish the 5 years on corruption charges.