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hello, i am emily anglin. this is denise val alive from joe ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 45 people have died in the southern philippines after flash floods and land slides would triggered by tropical storm nell doug, ukraine's president says 4000000 people and now affected by black cats, caused by russian bombardments brazil's presidential rivals make last minute pitches to voters ahead of sundays, run off in a bitter final debate. plus i'm for me to amanda in deb in south africa with tens of thousands of people are attending the official state. we're a nation of 0 king. this is the real question, a tv. and i'm at a richardson with a late his world cup news will assess francis hopes of becoming the 1st same since brazil in 1962 to successfully defend the title. ah,

ah. we start this news hour in southern philippines, where officials say at least 45 people have died after storm nell guy in the region . it made landfall on the island of kat and whiners on friday. it's now lashing the main island of luzon. strong winds and heavy rains cause to flash floods and mud slides, trapping communities. search parties are struggling to reach several people still unaccounted for. thousands of people have been moved to shelters, more than a 100 domestic and international flights. a cancelled. very services have also been suspended, stranding at thousands of people. barnaby lo is in manila with more on the situation around the country. it feels now that the worst is over here. it hasn't been raining here for about an hour, but it doesn't mean that it's not raining in other parts of the country. this such storm is huge. it has a 900 kilometer radius. so it is affecting almost the entire country and it,

it is bringing with it a lot of rain, a lot of water as we speak right now. tropical storm belgy is still making its way across the mean island, opposite. just north of a metro manila right now, and it will not exit the philippine land mass until sunday. and so we won't know the real extent of the damage until the tropical storm exits the philippine land mass. but we already know of the village that was buried under mud in the southern philippines, in the provinces of mcgee, the now where 40 people were killed. and the 10 people are still missing. there, at least that's the official figure right now. and so we've seen heartbreaking pictures of that area where houses have been destroyed and there were dead bodies strewn all over and of bridges. also that were disconnected. rhodes said to have

been damaged then it's not only true there. there are also other areas, other villages in the philippines that have been completely submerged by flood water. and so there is a lot of damage to property. and there's also a lot of damage to agriculture because a lot of these places are rural areas of the philippines. i'm joined now by the chairman of the philippine red cross, so richard gordon. he joins us live from manila. richard, thanks so much for being ana. this news our, this storm isn't even characterized or categorized as a typhoon. why is it having such a tremendous impact across the country? lives another way, and this one is quite large and there is a hearing. that means that the dial pad is being violated by the shooting. for example, we have events in western men that out alongside eastern men, the know the bank was for eastern philippines or he's been that out. so you having

that that may not area but they want, he's doing the doing a lot of damage because of the rain. so much rain as i'm going. i'm trying to get the number of inches of rain. that's a combination overflowing or reverse ammunition. oh the, i and i and, and, you know, there's a now and i'm going to why go so, you know, a lot of people that because of the ones that came from during the trip down the mountains and a lot of people in the process was thinking of that might slide, could this devastation have been avoided with better disaster management and planning? well, it's hard to say a word by the philippine government and by us to try and yet be back late. all right, and go to say we're area where there's always a, a, a actually

a place where you don't know where you're going to be here. because i put in the now and hit the most of the i lunch and a bunch lights and funny. are probably going to cost a lot of that, those finals it, it's been there for the last, almost 14 hours. so we were, you know, a, a course, but i will be a, what is the greatest need on the ground at the moment, killing those southern provinces? well, i don't want to be unfair because right now is the time furnished, reaching back,

this is how they're going to be decided. but it's going to areas that they've been previously damaged by recycling is going through and be call it a about a few months ago. and it's not a part of a b, i are going to need for this for a face would. what prices are very high already by itself. and there's going to be very hard and food to the area a month, 7 bridges of glass alone in that, out there in a class. so you really have to re in the supply of food right away. in the case of the red cross, we actually buying to supply and consume what is the local market in the area. so we can wake up the economy, but full and then was there. and then of course,

you're going to have to record with a lot of damages or here, and you're going to be able to farmers a master suite. we did a financing, but this very minute you only was on the phone and you're talking about thousands of 1000 show and, and how varied is that impact to people in southern provinces intensive and they have many people impacted in the same way, or is it quite varied in terms of, of how people have been impacted by the stone. and i don't understand your question with a, it's not really just someone problem. this is really fine. what the problem is. and the rain while you with me here. we've got a signal number 3 in that matter there was and the other,

the other is and know that we were in the item on the list. it's a smaller so here i've been there very luckily using trucks full price as well. so it's going to be all i have to try to bring in a so we can control the prices for the operator. well, we really appreciate your inside said what is my dad a very busy time chairman of the philippine red cross. so richard gordon there. thank you. you might try the world news now when you kinds president says 4000000 people have been left without power. as russia continues its attacks on energy facilities. rolling blackouts are happening across the ukraine, and the region around the capital has been warned of unprecedented power cuts asking more than 4 hours. russian missile and drones strikes have destroyed around

a 3rd of ukraine's palace stations. harry force, it reports from k. well, the ukrainian government is now saying that it is getting more a defensive missiles to try to avert some of these attacks on their energy systems . but as you say already, a lot has been damaged and the supply is worsening. the mer of ukraine's capital city keys of italy, kitchen clips go. he's been saying that the, the situation is at an emergency level. he is though trying to show some confidence about the efforts to try to reconstruct as much as possible saying that could take 2 or 3 weeks to get some semblance of normality back or what was going to be a 4 hour situation of rolling blackouts in various areas of the capital city, they're saying that schedule is now tossed out and it is likely to be much longer. and so, or he is calling for our generators and blankets to prepare for the cold weather to

come and people across the city a doing what they can to improvise and prepare for this cold winter ahead. were darkness falls or the keep it falls. heavy streetlights turned off household saving power, neighbourhood, cycling through blackouts of the weeks of sustained russian strikes on the countries energy grid, ukraine's president using the darkness in his nightly address nath ness. look at them, we are not afraid of darkness. you see the darkest times for us are not the times that lightly, but those without freedom. during daytime life can seem deceptively normal. the recent resumption of strikes on the city and the mounting pressure on civilian infrastructure is bringing the war ever closer to home. in my apartment, no, i really how we could the temperature like most of your paintings, but of course i'm worried. i don't know what we can this back in the future. the russian campaign over the last couple of weeks has been highly systematic targeting

not so much large power generating facilities, a small a substations that transfer the electricity to the rest of the grid, soviet era, and with parts that are hard to replace, restoring supply is proving difficult, it's a tactic that threatens homes, businesses and the digital space here at lanet. they provide internet access to hundreds of thousands of customers that serve as automatically switch to a diesel generator. when the power's cut my cell, any of us know normal more 3 more may be, should know in the population, usually gets information, alerts, news explanation from the government. it's usually all done through the internet. and so people here having to improvise generators or in scarce supply disappointment for natalia and alexander, who were looking for extra insulation as well. but that was also sold out home. they said they're doing their part to save power, but almost everything in their apartment runs on a tricity. for all their positivity,

the pain of this war intrudes all too easily. memories of the last winter, when they were under russian occupation in a nearby village, or informing their fears of the coming one. will you up when the news, unless you don't know how to fight a war, so they start bombing, the civilian side gets die. many people with disabilities already horrific things outside the label to night is closing in and the temperature is dropping across. steve, across the ukraine, people are bracing for a long, difficult, dark winter hurry for sit al jazeera keith. thank you. more head to on this new sour, including displaced and pregnant women in pakistan, struggle to find food and medical care after unprecedented floods to it is new arna . ellen musk addresses concerns about how he plans to monitor content on the platform and in sport game. one of the baseball world series produces the biggest comeback in 20 years, and he will be here

a little later with that story. ah, brazil's to presidential candidates have held their final television debate ahead of sundays run off vote. j bowles to morrow and lula da silva, a trying to win over undecided voters in one of the closest polls yet. one can. i kept reports from rio de janeiro. ruth, enough will feel bartuben for good thought the want either from the start both candidates treated insults far right. president j a ball so narrow and left, his former president leasing as to lula silver spent. most of the time trading accusations do me to lula thought you should be exercised to stop you from lying are body verbal, composer and job. also nora has lives 6498 tom. since he took office.

mueller accused balsam arrow of pudding. democracy at risk, by attacking the supreme court justices. balsam arrow accused the supreme electoral court and the press of favoring his opponent. mueller, the whole systems against me. but my brother, the president, said lula, who had been in prison on corruption charges, should still be behind bars. and that he was only free to run for a 3rd presidential term, because he had friends in the supreme court. and they had a note. his convictions up during the debate bull. so now to announce that he would raise the minimum wage by 15 percent lula said he was making last minute promises just to win over voters. oh, can you go during these past 4 years? you never raised the minimum wage and why political analyst, sandra brown, sheesh, says lula won the debate according to 2 poles. also now to need a debt,

badly to win, and try some, some sort of law recovery. ok, because nila has a great advantage over him. in the pulse and according to to also have researched to have a companion b r o. the debate, abdulla juan and bush not lost. the debate will unlikely make a difference on how brazilians will vote on sunday, but the tension here will probably continue until the final results are announced. monica and i give al jazeera rio de janeiro. south africa is holding an official state carnation for the zillow king. o, mrs. luke has well, a teeny is the leader of the largest ethnic group in the country. the government will formally acknowledge the zillow monarch. it was 1st crowns in a traditional ceremony back in august,

for me to mila joins us live from that ceremony in devon. hello, that for me to walk out now, what else can we expect from today? are you doing well, that kinda misses the tv has arrived at the moser about a gun with the national anthem at the but the main event will be the handling of a certificates on acknowledgement by the resident. still room up was not happen in the coming all was we have a what is the pay to be receiving a new king, a use fathers with like a there was of course, as you mentioned that conditional ceremony for a couple of months ago. and we're. 2 what is special about today's living is that

it is the yorba ceremony in more than it's wrong with us. why it was inefficiently from that of all her who and i received with the 100 them hoggard government x ray a suit for. and the only nod toward these are the petition was a higher this time around. the to the ring is in full traditional moments seminar, who the amar will just behind me and a bus time, and when he like this as being televised. and also he's being led by the 1st black president of lullaby democracy in 1994 people here. very excited, really have her amount of all to watch the of the walking gets to pick up from the president center. essentially, we are known by the some aggregate government all her certainly marks a lot of for the countries for me to how else does this carnation differ from previous carnations?

no record for us. well, i mean there's a lot of emphasis on the traditional aspects of the pseudo kingdom. we're also have other representatives over countries. leopold banking movies like the king can. so i to you that heard from me why teeny am, and that is also you spread out will demonstrate just how wide from the zulu people under the black, over in mooney. people is grand, upright, southern africa. so we have that kind of prisons yet. are we doing essentially have pharmaceuticals under our democratic government and one that is protected by the constitution rule? king mrs. luna is not the only king. i'm a restitution. they are given others, but he's the most dominant gibbon that leads from the larger the group in south africa. he does enjoy a very special lady in south africa. desired people, many new people as a moral compass, a voice of authority. but he has

a look at more around the role that they, the king and african zulu cultures and with her. ah, mrs. you lucas will a teeny takes over the throne in a traditional ceremony at the royal crawl in obama. at the ceremony in august, the death of his father good was with attorney was also announced. and missy zulu was introduced to his ancestors in line with spiritual beliefs. yes him, bertha. if this was done, okay, bar, i pledge to the zulu nation that i will traverse a truthful journey, an upright journey, and a journey that is blessed by god and our ancestors. i promise to be with you through thick and thin. ah that ritual followed a family battle with 2 other family members contesting the throne sang mrs. zulu is not the rightful heir, but their court challenges failed. now mrs. lewis,

to be crowned in a government laid ceremony in the 1st coronation of a single king. in more than half a century rehearsals have been in full swing throughout the week of africa, a bankruptcy, but just as important as bestowed nation. the coronation of the new king by the government recognizes both his role and influence and the supporters. it's a welcome balance between the old and the new traditional hulu. kings usually have a little political power, but enjoy immense social influence. her in the law will say the king is regarded as only law more. oh, i told him mang good news. his or authority goes because there is no light coming out of his mouth. so what he says is the truth, because it is believed that once his introduced to the former or kills,

he gains that a powers will those powers to command authority. truly people do a trust establish at the end of a party in south africa in the early 19 ninety's. king missy zulu is one of the largest landowners in the walt those living on the land to have to pay rent. some have taken the monarchy to court to get more rights to land. they consider their own, began in a porno warner walker. but while the young king has some challenges ahead, his coronation is a day of celebration for the zulu people. from me, tamela al jazeera dublin and let's cross live now to dive in. no way king and missy zulu will be formally acknowledged as monarch by president cyril, run the pose in a few moments time. it will be the 1st time a black president has been involved in the coronation. crowds have been gathering

app, ma'am. he stadium in job and for the carnation. and there is a large display of zulu culture. president ram, oppose and will then hand over a certificate that endorses missy's, do lou as the 9 low king and cross back to that as it happens, moving on now in us how speak nancy pelosi husband has had surgery after being attacked inside their home in san francisco, this aspect is believed to have shouted, where is nancy before beating 82 year old pul pelosi with a hammer and the policy was in washington. they say with her security team at the time, the suspect has been charged with attempted murder. us president joe biden has urged people to take a stand against politically motivated violence. there's too much violence, political violence, too much hatred, too much victory all. what makes us think one

party can talk about stone elections cover being a hoax. there's all bunch alive and not affect people who may not be so well balanced. what makes us think that it's not going to corrode the political climate enough is enough, is enough. every person of good conscience needs it clearly and on and vigorously stand up against the violence in our policies. regardless what your politics are to his new honor, a long months has been getting plays and demands from band account holders. after taking control of the social media company for you as president donald trump, who was banned off the capital, he arrives welcome to the tank over saying twitter is now in saying, hans christian salumi has developments from new york. ilan mosque appeared at

twitters california headquarters as his $44000000000.00 takeover of the social media platform was beginning to sink in. musk who'd already changed his twitter title to chief twit confirmed the news in you guessed it, a tweet on friday morning, but it's how free the bird will be, that is of most concern to users. his 1st move was to fire c e o par agog, or wall and top executives. it's no secret that the tesla c o thinks there's far too much censorship on twitter. there are concerns amongst people that i spoke to that people or accounts that have engaged in disinformation or misinformation or forms of harassment. bullying may be allowed to stay on the platform in a way that they previously have not. must previously said he'd reinstate former president. donald trump, who was banned in the wake of the january 6th riots. trump responded on his own

social media platform friday that he was happy. twitter is quote, now insane hands. but musk announced plans to form a content moderation council saying no major content decision, or account reinstatement would happen before they met and appealing to advertisers must tweeted that twitter obviously cannot become a free for all hell scape, where anything can be said with no consequences. must has pledged to follow the law of the land, but that is a concern and authoritarian countries where twitter has historically resisted calls to take down anti government tweets. some of those rules are going to need that. so people in some countries you have a very lot down version all, all twitter, whilst others, another much more free wheeling experience is going to be a minefield. are here to operate after 9 years as a publicly traded company on friday, twitter. now under ellen mass val paperwork to have it shares removed from the stock mar, good on november, 8th,

the 1st official step to going private. while some employees were terminated on friday mosque has pushed back against reports that he planned to cut 75 percent of staff, but he has not denied that big changes are ahead resources. kristin salumi al jazeera new york still ahead on al jazeera will tell you why financial issues are generating problems from new case plans to build a new nuclear power plant. also ahead. i'm john henry, in one of the world, new oil capitols in south america. i'll tell you more, coming up and in sport, we'll hear from the local designers hoping to make a global impact at the cutout will.

hello the cops. go back to nice cross much if you're to mark the end of daylight saving for summer time. and we are going to see some, well, an end to the, some like temperatures across much of western and central europe as we go through the next couple of days to law. she drives a central pass with high pressure in chart. but the, the weather systems that we've had out into the atlantic, they are going to make little more progress over the next few days. at the moment we're still pulling in that subtly when that warm wind. and that will still leave those temperatures up to around 1220 to 25 degrees celsius, caused much of western europe through saturday. but sides of things cooling off as we go on into sunday. 17 celsius for getting into the t's, the high teams still. but as we go one into tuesday, 16 celsius there for london. and for paris, i teach there into bordeaux and even in to work madrid, just 18 celsius. so sides of a change to come as those clocks change. then we have got large, dry weather into central passes at wet weather, coming back in across on, in northern ireland, pushing across the western parts of scotland. wells and also into the southwest of

england. a more wet weather just coming in across the breast peninsula danced by a pesky still a bit of rain that just making its way to report go. it will gradually make its way further east. ah, the latest news as it breaks? for many, this is a referendum on your bike and the 1st 2 years in the white house. and if the polls are to be believed, it won't be good news for the democrats. we detailed coverage to which there's the flood that level fine it's receiving. but that's not the only concern here from around the world, but the situation is far from stable in this region. and ukrainian military forces are saying that they're dealing with a potential renewed russian advance in these turbulent times, up front returns for new seasons. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned

back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about the issue that letter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table. they have the matter who have to start to talk about the see who we will challenge the conventional wisdom. up front. on al jazeera lou ah, ah, hello, you want to notice here i'm and language. he's a reminder of our top story, salam, at least $45.00 people have died in the philippines is storm now, like i think the rage and flash floods and months slides have devastated several communities, and thousands have been moved to shelters. ukraine's president says,

4000000 people have been left without power. as russia continues its attacks on energy facilities, the capital region has been warned of unprecedented power cuts. and brazil to presidential candidates have held their final television debate. president j. balsam arrow and challenger lewis in i see a new lead to silver go into an election run off on sunday. analysts expect the results to be close. thousands of people in haiti, a falling sick with cholera and the outbreak is spreading fast. at least 40 people have died. health facilities are struggling for basic supplies, including water, and are unable to provide care. many people are dying at home because they're unable to reach healthcare facilities because of gang violence. for the 1st time, in nearly 2 decades cases of tuberculosis are on the rise. the world health

organization says more than 10000000 people fell ill with t b last year. that's an increase of more than 4 percent world wide. roughly 1600000 people died. the finding show some people were not diagnosed or treated in time because of the pandemic. countries in southeast asia have been hardest hit. they count for more than 46 percent of cases. another 23 percent were reported in africa . let's speak to dr. teresa cas saver. she is the director of the world health organizations global tuberculosis program, and she joins me from at geneva. dr. thanks so much for being on this news our other than the pandemic. why have we seen an increase in the number of t b cases and then the resulting fatalities? yes, good afternoon, and thank you for giving me a sobering,

based on the data. these increases incidence for the 1st time in more than 20 case already extremely concerning. but in the same time, we want to say that it hasn't been predicted alerting from the very beginning of the 19th and any that it may have. remind you of that last here. we've also informed about increase and there also for the 1st time more than indicate that it was briefly based on our modeling. and unfortunately it happened. of course. the 1st of the main reason is called the 19 funding and its impact on essential how it is including the services that been significant drop in immediately in 2020 and it is containing in the number of people died in us

with these people are disappearing. they seem, they have no timely access to the life saving services, and that leads to increased into b s. unfortunately, most of the people with killers is without access to care, then dying. and another reason is continue transmission all the action is so, and even today, despite of all our guidance given to the countries, we can see the recovery at least to the levels of 2019 and needed, sorry to interrupt you. but what, what urgent measures i'm needed to respond to this increase thing. first of all, to provide access to the services and community based level primary health care

facilities. and we have these services and we have the guidelines, how to treat everyone to their killers is to kill losses is a completely preventable and a curable disease. and that whole case is now just because of a lack of understanding of the importance of very urgency of the provision of care for these 4 of them. the most vulnerable people with your killers is in many countries and level funding. a lack of funding . we've seen unfortunately that funding has also been brought to and our request for other maybe more urgent needs that know the method of choice that we should understand if we're following principles of equity, the poorest people should be 1st who have access to the indeed indeed,

unfortunately we've run out of time, but we appreciate your in science dr. theresa can savor the director of the world health organization global tape a program. thank you. thank you. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by july severe monsoon flooding in pakistan. some of the worst effected, pregnant women had been left without access to health came so high rat reports zayna cartoon is due to give bus, seen between worrying about when her family will eat home last capital and no income. she doesn't sleep much. we need to got electron common floods have washed away all our belongings. i'm pregnant, i need to rest. i need to eat healthy food, but where will i find that? there's hardly any help. i'm afraid i might die or lose my baby before giving birth . she's one of 650000 pregnant women and flooded effects there is in pakistan. many of them are due to give birth in the next few months,

focused on the unprecedented monsoon rains in july, 4th, millions of people to shelter and make shift camps where meals are far and few between. and with thousands of basic medical and sanitation facilities shut down, mothers to be are struggling in unsafe conditions, with no access to health care. when the flood is there, the whole water body become infected. there's no safe water them. so no save water . lot of infections combined living outside the house is these all make of grave situation for, for any country, for any area. so if the, if the women not already anemic, they are having multiple pregnancies. they did the fisher and the high chance that they will be affected very seriously. flooding has caused water born diseases, spread fast. pregnant women and children are most at risk of facing lifelong

illnesses or even death. pakistan already had one of the highest rates of infants on maternity mortality rates in the region before the flooding. agencies warned that some of the long term concerns are an increase in unwanted pregnancies and child marriages. pakistan's government faces an economic crisis and it's appealing for international aids to help those, especially in rural areas. authorities estimates it could take half a year to the flood waters to fully recede and with winter arriving soon. millions of pakistani are facing an uncertain few months ahead. set a height of algebra. there's renewed interest in nuclear power in the u. k. as the war ukraine threatens electricity supply and prices. the british government wants to invest $800000000.00 in a new nuclear plant in the east coast, bought the projects facing problems. as charlie angela reports from the suffolk coast,

this coast in east and england is it protected area about standing natural beauty is also a sight of bitter dispute. britain, newest nuclear power station is planned for here alongside the aging size will be plant prime minister bars. johnson championed the new european pressurized react to the planning commission for size. well, see, pushed through by his government could now be challenged in the high court. in a case brought by local protest group is on the road. encouraged. if we stood a long enough, you'd see the cliff stopped for why it's happening very, very rapidly. we're flood zone. this area of size will, will be an island within 100 years. it's the most inappropriate place. you can imagine, to build twin react to development. $12000000.00 tons of aggregate will have to be brought to this inaccessible place to build the plant in the 1st place, britain is facing an energy crisis as part of its energy security strategy. the

government wants nuclear to supply a quarter. electricity needs by 2050 size. well see, we'll plug 7 percent of the gap providing 6000000 homes with electricity. but critics argue it's slow 12 years to build and expensive up to $34000000000.00, while french developer e. d. s. and the government will together fund 50 percent. there's little interest from private investors. so the government is looking to place much of the remaining costs on taxpayers until finances secured. construction can't start. the other big concern is water needed to cool the reactors? this is one of the driest regions in the country, and there's not enough capacity in the local water supply to deliver what's needed . so e d f is proposing to build a new dissemination pant. but that won't be ready until 2026. in the meantime, they plan to truck in water 4000000 meters a day, e d f to kind to comment ment,

his weight up the evidence. the spain exhausted public inquiry into the project. and of course, it'll be up to the court to make that decision. from our perspective, this overwhelming positive economic case, that's what we do to support our local economy. and therefore, we're fully supported. the scheme for the track record for building new pos is not great projects in france and finland have run over budget by 200 to 300 percent and been delayed by a decade. so whether you case need energy security is urgent. there are questions over whether size will see is the answer. charlie angela al jazeera, suffolk. that's bringing that tongue great rex, who's the chief executive of the nuclear industry association. he joins us live from south oxford in the u. k. tom, thanks so much for being on this news. our is the nuclear energy solution to the

global energy crisis, or is a multifaceted approach the answer undoubtedly a multifaceted approach is the answer. but nuclear is an integral part of how you get to a secure, reliable, low carbon energy co system for the future. and that's true in the u. k. as in many other countries in the world, we are now embracing and getting work on on ensuring that they have some you could ask the to help balance or other forms of power and reduce the long so fossil fuels that we currently have in the construction time to react, as though worldwide to slow to address these energy issues that are immediate and also stabilizing. the climate is also an immediate need and some reactives from what i can tell can take just under 10 years to, to build to take some time to build. and that will pray for a very, very long time. and the ones that are being built at the moment in life. so in the future we'll upgrade for at least 60,

probably more likely in years and beyond. so long lived assets, but they didn't take time to build the best time to stop building. you could power station in the case would rest the current issues we have now would have been about 1510 to 15 years ago that some people were saying it would be too slow if it done it, then we wouldn't be facing the situation. we are now the 2nd best time to go nuclear power station is now because that was the situation with dealing with is not some predictable who's in fact it's predicted a combination of effects which mean the energy security compromised energy supply is gas. and our existing infrastructure is aging. we need to replace that. we should stop replacing it a long time ago, but we need to go with it now to ensure we have the system we need for the future. right? and nuclear power star can be dangerous and vulnerable. can that risk be nice again dangerous. in terms of being open to terrorist attacks, or, i mean, we've seen in ukraine that the very example of them being vulnerable target except

are they because what's happening in the ukraine is despite the amount showing has been no impact in relation to the power station. the design power stations and all of the features i have to be included are designed specifically to to withstand terrorist attacks and one in $10000.00. yes. a lot likelihood impacts environments. so they're very, very carefully designed to ensure that they are safe and safe. fiscal migration, we currently have available to the world, so it's just not true to say that they are not. so i pulled up on the show and just quickly, before we let you go, just how clean is nuclear energy? what impact does it have on the environment? and what is some of those considerations that countries need to make? well, in terms of carbon intent, those carbon impacts during the whole period from construction through operation and decommissioning nuclear power is low, carbon is low carbon, the wind,

low recall solar. that's because the low uses a lot concrete and still you get a lot of power from brian on time from the footprint. so the overall impact in terms of carbon emissions is very low, is why the un special power climate change? very many of these c nuclear power that low carbon solution along with other sources, including winds and solar. well, we really appreciate your insights on this news. our tom, a great rex, the chief executive of the nuclear industry association. thank you. i keep moving on now. in guyana is a sparsely populated nation that never had economically viable amounts of oil. that all changed with a major discovery. back in 2015, john hendrick traveled to the capital george town to interview the nations president, fun ali the temporary waters off the guy on a coast cover, some of the world's largest preserves of crude oil. but it's not the oil president

earphones, all he is interested in is what he can do with it. the story about gonna is not oil and gas. we are a country that is rich in history. we are a country that will be and mark my words will be a leader and for security and our culture. and importantly, we will be among the best eco tourism destination you can find and that oil revenue may help you get there fast, or every revenue will help us to get their faster. guy on his sprawling stop recoil field holds an estimated 11000000000 barrels of crude enough to turn one of south america's poorest countries into one of the richest and contractor exxon mobil is discovered 2 more deposits just this past week, making that feel even bigger. it's big on an international scale, a global scale, as far as conventional oil and gas resources being found around the world in the

last 78 years. but also at a national level, this is transformative for the country. for diana, critics in the opposition party warn of the so called resource curse that struck other oil rich nations. it were some benefit greatly, while most miss out stock market has gone up in only a few years. 400 percent. but the minimum wage is only gone up to 6 percent in the same time period. and so you've seen a huge escalation in terms of inequality. some 40 percent of guy and he's live in poverty earning below 5 and a half dollars a day. according to the world bank, the influx of oil money has raised rents along with a height of buildings in the capital of georgetown center of the petroleum boom. the infrastructure here in georgetown has been growing by the day and for good reason. since i was discovered here in 20151 3rd of all, the new oil found in the world has been off. the guy comes to only a decade ago,

george towns, demmer, our river was a sleepy port to day. it's a hive of activity. is oil service vessels shuffled back and forth to wash your rigs. the world is trying to move away from oil. do you feel at all like you're in a race against time here? yes. serious again. same with bus, with on response to lead or in a sustainable way. but we intend to accelerate our to production. speeding up production might help this generation prosper while creating a base for the next. john henderson, al jazeera georgetown, guyana. ah, it's time now his fault with andy. andy, what's the latest? well, companies, it's coming up right now fronts schools to defending champions. one of the favorites, again, this time around note say nice, it's brazil in 1962 is one back to back. well titles as hash of butler repose from paris. ah, frances 2018 woke up,

thick tree was celebrated no one hauled by french purple fans. now from whence are among the favorites to win the tournament again in keta, the score has yet to be revealed, but it's likely to include to the world's best attack as killing and pappy and carrying benzo map. oh, i'm been the might again you that the champagne wandering from so karen bens about pretty much one, the champions league on his own with rome, madrid and killing him. but pay by singing p as g stays in a club. he knows it gets rid of any doubts and unless he was to be injured, he should be in good shape in katara the fronds team as all the players, you need to have a great woke up. but the key will be whether they can play well together. holly, shoddy felt welcome. there's little doubt that a 3rd world cub. when for france, would sony inspire a whole new generation of a bullet? at this, i'm at a club in paris, hoops a high for france, victory. oh, and i don't know if we can remember,

but we love football. so all of us coaches would be really happy, as it would motivate the children, because the french teams will help would show them how to lead. yeah. like, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, scare. i'll watch the world cup with my dad. i like this game. that's why i play and i was hiking, doesn't vague. i'd be pleased because it's my country and it would be a miracle on the last time a team, one consecutive well cups. it was brazil in $900.00. 62 as raining champions. france will be under increased pressure as they defend their title, but they'll also know that having done it before, they could do it again. natasha butler al jazeera paris. well, that's bringing jonathan johnson, france based soccer correspondence. the cbs sports jonathan, defending champions have not a great time of it. recent will come to think the squad is in a position to reverse that trend. i think the squad is always going to have the possibility to reverse that. when you look at the talent that the additional can

call upon, but also the same time, you know, coming in as defending champions. you're not really sure the pressure on the team, the expectations as well surrounding the team. but you know, when you look at the players of the ability of carrying bens, my kid in about a, for example, very few teams. and then sasha level can boast icon quality. so not from i think that france are considered to be, you know, amongst the favorites for, for the walk up title coming into the walk up regardless of fall. now i'm sure you've spent a lot of your time recently covering this well documented soap opera surrounding killing him by feature pierce j g thing that is unsettling. it, unsettling him isn't having any impacts on the national st. i think it's definitely having an impact on the national team because obviously every time they meet up kidding about a is a subject of debate and it's not only his p s g future as well. you've got the bachelor image right. and that's not the only thing that you know, the french national team or got to contend with right now, you know,

to the additional is dealing with a lot of pressure up the french federation because of a variety of unsavory negation for the likes of poll, attempt to black mal case, which involved is brother as well. and then you've got certain key players as well, who are potentially unavailable to do the addition we've already seen and go to a rolled out through entry and then you've got uncle working his way back to fitness potentially just about in time for the world cup and then you've got injuries for the likes of hobb around as well, at really awkward times, benjamin himself. i think he's struggling with an injury at this moment in time. so, you know, there is a lot for the french national kid to contend with. an obviously when can and then brings in this constant speculation over his future, probably son jamal into the mix. it is quite unsettling orville and with, with benjamin's office, he just won the balance to how would you assess his sort of reintegration to the team after that long exile? i think there's different ways to look at carrying beds was reintegration into the

prompts, national team because obviously there was a carry pencil before his international leg solid as a carrying ben's in a sense. i think the thing that is important to note with kenny benson is since the beginning of his thirty's. he has already taken a more serious approach to himself as an athletes, as a professional player. and that has given his career and extra longevity. and it's actually produce the best form of his career because nobody has ever doubted carrying ben's list his potential have been etc. but it's only ready since he turned 30. he's really started to deliver on that, not just with france, but for, for around madrid as well. you know, and i think the battle based on his performance is in the last season. it's definitely deserved. and nobody could argue with that. and now the hope for franz will be to, to sort of squeeze the best out of the remaining years of his career and international level, including this world cup and also the next euros as well. jonathan johnson, johnny's lie from parents. thank you so much for your time today, jonathan. thank you. well, merchandising for the world cup is

a multi $1000000.00 industry. this tournaments in cats are, is allowing local dishonest to contribute to the range. let's go live now to a son. i mean, she can tell us exactly what funds can expect when they arrive in dough. yes, and the, i'm inside the oldest luxury department store here in cutoff. and i had the chance to find out the boy behind some of the work up merchandise on sale. awe from shirts to footballs, and almost everything in between. full cub merchandise is a big business from small items, costing $4.00 to elaborate. limited edition piece is costing thousands the rain to has something that will appeal to every fan. we have to take in consideration that everyone can afford item product. and even with the pricing,

we were very careful that we price you know, according to the budgets of almost everyone and make sure that you know, nobody was we'll, we'll be left without that. they can back something with them for many walk up fast, the souvenirs there by it will be part of the lasting memories of the tournament. but what's available and what it looks like. even the patterns and the colors are carefully considered ah, we've done the smile. and glitter and the colors of the teams. and we actually did them exactly to the vincent color of the country, the cassette like maybe a year to make, to get this right. so, so we want to people to think back. not only what company took back a thought with them, some of the best selling items are in the collection of china. they were created by a local designer who's hoping this will be her big break. it is

a huge responsibility at a big opportunity that i got, as i would be showing parts of other parts of the taste of other how we are ex, expressing the design and ours and to the pieces that they will use every day. established design is have also being on a woke up journey for cash maralie started work on this project 3 years ago and has created the range with the traditional to re cultural feel, the design phase, it. so it took 6 months with many regions, some approvals from, from fi for to the top management and gutter. and we tried to create a culture range, which is actually a legacy merchandise because august merchandise will be used and will be shared after the world proposal with organizers are hoping for a colorful and vibrant woke up. and our sentiment is reflected in all the items

pants will take away from the tournament, of course, and just a little update for you. i had a little chat to with the academy business man that you just saw in my report, astra for boys. and he says, most of the items are selling out, and this is the case in every big event. so the trick is not to leave it too late to grab a little bit of world peace of your walk up a history. of course, most of the fee for merchandise are available in all the stores, all over katara at the airport. they're available online, and when the torment kicks off, they are going to be in the fans, those and the inside the stadiums. and of course, as soon as we're done with this live, we're going to grab some items. so let me know what you want. andy. actually my little boy's expecting a trip from the tooth fairy tonight, so maybe like a little fridge magnet, something other are possible. no problem, as we say in cut are here 10,

which means done. so i'll see you at the office. okay. good. and i'm sure was a list from everyone else in the newsroom as well. thank you so much for now. santa . be plenty more welcome news. throughout the day but said that i saw your sports is looking for emma, can i put in an order for an australian really merchandise in an astronomy and anywhere. so please, can you let santa barbara and a tank sandy? all right, that's it for me, emily anglin, for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. my lane said, we'll be back in a moment with more of the day. ah, ah. a frank assessments if

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