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hello, i'm emily angry. this is the news our life from jo. ha, coming up the next 60 minutes. at least 45 people have died in the southern philippines after flash floods and land slides were triggered by tropical storm nell gate. a violent home invasion puts the husband of us house big, nancy pelosi in hospital. ladies in washington condemned the attack. brazil's presidential rivals make last minute. pitches to vote is the head of sundays run off in a bitter final debate. plus, i'm for me to amanda in tab in south africa with tens of thousands of people are attending the official state coronation of zillow king. mrs. lopez realty displaced and pregnant women in pakistan, struggled to find food and medical care after unprecedented flood. i'm andy richardson with the late system world cup news will assess francis hopes of becoming the 1st team since brazil in 1962 to successfully defend the title.

ah, ah, hello. we begin with breaking news out of somalia, where at least to 10 people have been killed in a suspected suicide attack in the capital. mogadishu, 2 car bombs exploded near the education, ministering. the 1st explosion sent a plume of smoke over the sitting several minutes later. a 2nd loud explosion occurred. gunfire could be heard in the area. i'd rather go to the philippines now and in southern provinces where officials say at least 45 people have died after storm nell game hit the region. it made land fall on the island of cat and whiners on friday. it's now lashing the main island of lusan. strong winds in heavy rains caused flash floods and mud slides,

trapping communities. search parties are struggling to reach several people still unaccounted for. and thousands of people have been moved to shelters, more than a 100 domestic and international flights are cancelled. very services have also been suspended, stranding thousands of people. barnaby lo was in manila with more of the situation across 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 off is on just north off 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, off looking that out 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 the 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. a short time ago i spoke with richard gordon, the chairman of the philippine red cross. he told me about the challenges they face in ranching affected communities. i went by the philippine government and i asked

to try and get people to evacuate. all right, and go to say we're area where there's always a good visual to move out. and actually i'm up with. you don't know where you're going to be here because i put it in the now and hit the most of the islands and a bunch lights. the thankfulness to reaching back. this is how they're going to be inside. but it's going to areas that they've been previously damage by previous i was just going to r a b call is a type one is about a few months ago. and it's not a part of a design. so that means you know what, what are we going to need?

well, for this 1st place would, what prices are very high or anyway. so, and that's going to be very hard to do the area, a 7 bridge glass alone. and again, that out there is a class, so you really have to re in the supply of food right away with he claims president says 4000000 people have been left without power as why she continues its attacks on energy facilities. rolling blackouts are happening across the country in the region around the capitol as being warned of unprecedented power cons lasting more than 4 hours. have a force. it reports on how keeps residence. a coffee. when darkness falls or the keys it falls, heavy street lights 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 last night. we are not afraid of darkness. the darkest times for us are not the times without light, 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 and the selling was no 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 people here having to improvise generators or in scarce supply disappointment. for natalia and alex under 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 the 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 died. many people with disabilities already horrific things

outside the late autumn night is closing in and the temperature is dropping across steve, across ukraine. people are bracing for a long, difficult, dark winter hurry for sit al jazeera keith. the husband of us house big nancy pelosi has had surgery after being attacked from inside the san francisco home. the suspect is believed to have shouted. where is nancy before beating 82 year old paul below see with a hema was when jordan has the base house. u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi flew from washington to san francisco on friday to join her husband after his emergency surgery. fully st. and intruder broke into the family home and attacked 82 year old paul hollow. see our officers observe miss pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer the suspect pulled the hammer away from its velocity and violently

assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect. disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency back up and rendered medical aid. all policy suffered a fractured skull and injuries to his right arm and hands. the suspect 42 year old david de poppy has been charged with attempted homicide. so far, no motive, but numerous report say the suspect screamed. where is nancy? where is nancy? during the incident, those words echo images from the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital. when some trump supporters broke into nancy pelosi office intent on finding her. it also brings to mind other recent efforts to harm government officials, including the shooting at a baseball field in june, 2017, which left republican representative steve scully's fighting for his life policy a 2nd in line to the presidency. so she has round the clock security. however,

her family and other congressional families do not. we're going to hang really for the vice president called the attack on poll pelosi, the result of demagoguery. there is some with division. and anyone that professes to be a leader, i have to really understand the meaning and the impact of their words in their posture. the president echoed harris's remarks. is despicable. there's no place in america. there's too much violence, political violence, too much hatred, too much victory. all at a time of heightened anti politician feeling in the us. translating concern into action will be a challenge. rosalyn, jordan, l g 0, plenty,

morehead on this is our, including twitter, new owner avon must address, has concerns about how he plans to monitor content on the platform and coming up in sport will hear from the local design is hoping to make a global impact of the cutter will come ah, to iran now where more funerals have been held, so people shot dead at a shrine on wednesday, 15 people were killed in the attack ensure, as i have claimed responsibility during the funeral rally the crowd shouted pro government slogans that show support comes in, so he's continue, they've gone weeks long back down on anti government. protest is that's bring endorsed jabari. he joins us live now from tehran. hello there, door. so what more can you tell us about what was said at the funeral?

well, we heard from a number of high ranking officials, but of course the most significant speech we heard was by the head of her ons. revolutionary guard. that is major general jose salome. he took the occasion to talk about how western powers have had a hand in the unrest that's been continue inside the country for the past 6 weeks since the death of 22 year old massa, many in police custody of the major general also said that the terrorist act that was carried out in the country had basically the footwork and the framework of the western powers. let's this and in to some of what else he had to say. grow just so hannah, i'm talking now to the students who have always been pioneers and fighting arrogant powers. what's happened now, as a few number of students say occurring, the voice of the foreigners returned to the nation. don't turn the university's

into the battlefield of the us against the nation. be careful because they want to deceive. you don't misuse the establishment. self restraint. i tell the few deceived women. don't be the cultural soldiers of the enemy. quit the evil actions to day is the last day of the riots. don't come to the streets anymore. i'm not moving on to brazil now, where to presidential candidates have held at their final television debate. head of sundays are ronald float, j bowles and arrow and lula to silver and trying to win over undecided voters. one of the closest poles. yes, monica, you knock f reports from rare diginero ruth enough, was philpott too frequent thought the want either from the start, both candidates traded insults far right. president able so narrow and left. his

former president leasing as to lula silver spent. most of the time trading accusations fella demand toola thought you should be exercised to stop you from lying up thought the very looking president job. also, nora has lived 6498 times since he took office with lula accused bill. so narrow of putting democracy at risk by attacking the supreme court justices also matter accused the supreme electoral court and the press of favoring his opponent of lula, the whole systems against me. but more than i me, 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 over 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. why was no political analyst says rob rashes, says lola won the debate according to 2 poles. also now to need a debt, badly to win, and try some, some sort of log recovery. ah, because mila has the great advantage over him. in the boss, and according to to all, since i have researched to have a companion b r o, the debate ah, rule one and balsam. i 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 to south africa now where the 1st ziller, king, in over 50 years, is being officially coordinated at

a state ceremony. missy zulu kaz wiley teenie is the leader of the largest ethnic group in the country. the government is formerly acknowledging the zulu monarch. it was 1st crowned in a traditional ceremony back in august and spring in for me. miller, who joins us alive from the ceremony in durban to me to what stage of the carnation ceremony are we at now? ah, well, we are reaching the end of the ceremony. president's room up was on. has that over a significant? that's a bigger topic, not even to king and mrs. new, which allows the government to recognize them as doing visual, zulu warnock. and this is particularly important because like many have succession, a position, there was an issue in this case the way they were family members at least 2 other family members are involved in a bed and saying that he was not the right food. but this certificates and

acknowledgement from the president and the government now thought me put mrs. new in that position as people of the pseudo nation. we've also heard from prince, up with a lazy his uncle. also praising the keen. we've also heard from people here talking about the minute of this new young king and one of the people who come here to witness the events and what to consider to be a once in a lifetime. opportunity is no zip on butter. knows the boat when the king was handed that certificates of acknowledgment by the president, i saw a very excited i was very excited. we're being something. thank god about this day very he started. 2 with. 6 so we are very happy. thank you. i've been a couple that this is a wonderful and we are very of it. we hope that how i leave that in mrs. go. we'll leave a message at the end of it. we are very helpful today. been very

helpful, this is also an opportunity to celebrate zulu culture. specifically we see people dressed accordingly. we've also heard pricing us talking about the culture. we've also learned to have been somewhat in terms of why this is important. what does it mean to you, especially as monarchies that may some make on the days, i can go about setting up hope for the outbound. how would you vote out? who do i can going in? and then when i come from with everyone can, can tell them no, not even from south africa with my new i'm very part is the new men who love because hoping as well, i think when they are very, we have lead in, well, new people celebrating them mm. or not or not, and we are very, very happy about one of the what are some of the things that you want the new peak

to new one in terms of the social agenda, just facing the new people. it was a man get killed in rape. i think in a bind the man who put on board here olds and in prison has government to deal with brand education as well. um, so july, wow. i thought we oh, wow no way you've not been a good day with american away in the right now, but the young man, a man, i'm very happy to leave a purely and loving does the book. thanks so much for your time there. we know we are waiting for the new people with crowds. yeah. he's just begun speaking. this is why everyone has knocked down that really in respect for the news,

the looking wonderful in science. thank you very much for me to. mila will leave you to it for me to mean a live for us day in depth, and thank you. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by july severe months in flooding in pakistan. some of the worst effected pregnant women who have been left without access to health care. sarah, hi, rut 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 common floods have washed away all our belongings. i am 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 want to 650000 pregnant women and flooded effect. there is in pakistan where 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 for 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 is no safe water them. so now 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 do share and the daily listed in high chance that they will be effective. very tediously flooding has caused waterborne 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 some of the long term concerns are an increase in unwanted pregnancies and child marriages. pocket stones, governments 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 for the flood waters to fully recede and with winter arriving soon. millions of park is sunny's or facing an uncertain few months ahead. so to hide it al jazeera. let's bring in that la, take him masking pride on the deputy representative of united nations population fund in pakistan. she joins us live from islamabad. la, take a thanks. so much for being on this news, our are more women going to die as a result of having birth, having to give birth in the displacement science. thank you for having me and this program. yes, there is

a high interest or pregnant women dying from parental causes. now because we know that more than 2000 have been damaged, that also includes comprehensive bugging centers and b, a bobbing centers. which means that women who are in the condition whereby they may not be able to help us to be for skill and care, which is definitely a, increases the risk for preventive care. and it's not prevented. right? yes, and it's not just a lack of medical supplies, is it? this is sort of a multi faceted issue. it's. it's the medical supplies, but it's also the likes of something as simple as, as privacy. yeah. yeah, definitely in the place. i think the ground you can really see that the next turn when we did the 50 audit could see that there's no lighting

privacy. 5 not nearby washrooms that they can use what's to be very far off. the women actually waiting for you to get out really going to the so not only their own health and safety. it's also about risk kaiten agenda be by and by ty, prevention and mitigation, major gender. why have also been very critical, right. so that is just yet another factor that these women have to face. what is the ratio of midwives to the community in this emergency compared to that of an internationally adequate amount of women in the existing not even even normal circumstances. when we look at the ratio or made by the population budget here. if we have way to less, we only have around $100900.00 data. so we

are far behind the ratio and we would 980000 advice to be able to reach our target of 70000. like what does that by creating the target? so we need it done the availability of a nurse as the country already. and the more that we have a little situation impacted the health systems. i'm stretched human availability to the moment. so you can imagine the vision in the ground and whether you do access those and just on your point that you made earlier about the agenda bank to violence. how is that being addressed and how widespread is this problem? has it increased as a result of, of these women being displaced? yes, this is a pre existing condition. it depends on the positioning in a society discrimination social now. so i'm how it was very under wanted

a phenomenal. so indeed the situation definitely. there has been to report that has come up, but we know that extend the database findings is very high and there is a high interest in the condition of being in us be they don't have a lot of safety and security and privacy as me knowing the sites, so it has a higher than the rest of the women and girls in there. and there are measures that needs to be, especially for the woman. and they're not having was facilities and other factor and women and women, and all the subordinate relief items that has been provided in the ground for the women headed council. they have not been able to access those as well. so there are measures that need to be put in place to really need to get a being in the ground. there

requires a strong referral and mechanisms whereby remain a mental health and a system support as well. because we know in the ground that women have to leave a one die. so they are in a very stressful condition. decides i know if you're in a mental health and that kind of multi faceted issue. yes, unfortunately i have to leave it there. we've run short of time, but we appreciate you raising this very important issue. the take in mesquite credit on the deputy representative of the united nations population fund impacts time. thank you. thank you. stacey. now where thousands of people are falling sick with color 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 as they are unable to h hospitals because of gang violence in a change of pace. it's now time for the weather is evident. hello, we've got a few showers in the forecast for japan over the next couple days, but for much of east asia sticking fine and dry, the larry of low pressure very close to hawkeye to bring you some cherry rain through northern parts of han shoe. though the south central and southern parts should be fine, and roberson, pleasant autumn, sunshine temperatures at around 19 celsius, a similar temperature to into so some of the temperature to into beijing much a china will be dry over the coming days down to water. se were a drawer and in some very heavy rain, very close to our tropical storm, which has made its way across the philippine snakes that mass of clouds swirling away. now punching out into the south china sea, south of that's generally, it's going to be a case of heavy showers,

but some sunshine in between. stuart drawing some wet weather in across the philippines as push up towards the philippines and check on the progress of our tropical storm. then you can see for sunday it is out into the open waters. plenty a shower still coming back behind. those showers will linger on, on the monsoon trough there. so they're going to linger there as we go on through monday. where to where the starting to push its way back towards the southeast of china. the system would intensify, may become a typhoon, just as it pushes towards hong kong. still ahead on al jazeera, we have all your latest sports news in claiming gang. one of the baseballs world series produces the biggest comeback from 20 years. and we have that story of the light ah, from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power was attempting to silence reporting. the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the

news is covered. on al jazeera november on a jesse, you know, as the foot calling world greatest tournament kicks off, all eyes turned to catch her as it prepares the spectacle like no other old ways for new days. first nations frontline discovers how traditional knowledge is helping solve modern problems. israel holds it, states general election in less than 4 years. will this round draw a line under its political crisis? generation football meets the inspiring players, tackling social, political issues on the pitch. americans vote in defining mid term elections. the results could see biden and the democrats lose that congress majority november on a. j 0 lou

ah ah. hello. watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. his hour, at least 10 people have been killed in a suspected. so assigned attack in somali as capital luggage issue to cap bombs exploded me the education ministry. the 1st explosion sent a plume of smoke over the city. several minutes later, a 2nd loud explosion occurred and done fire could be heard in the area. at least 45 people have died in the philippines as storm at nell, he hit the region. flash floods and mud slides have devastated several communities . and thousands have been moved to shelters and brazil's, to presidential candidates of how they're fine on television debate. president, jaya, balsam arrow, and challenger lewis in a ceo do no. da silva,

go into an election run off on sunday. twitters new owner. a lawn mosque has been getting please and demands from band account holders. after taking control of the social media company. for me, you as president donald trump, who was banned after the capital, who riots. welcome to the takeover, sang twitter is now in saying, hans christian salome explains from you. ilan mosque appeared at twitters california headquarters as his $44000000000.00 take over. the social media platform was beginning to sink in mosque 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 mean that people in certain 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 or had to operate after 9 years as a publicly traded company. on friday, twitter now under elan mass, val paperwork to have it shares removed from the stock, mark it 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. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york and masks views on content. moderation have already spent conversations and reactions online. he's promised to create a council with a widely diverse viewpoint to make major decisions on content. but some were quick

to use the example of facebook, which has a fairly diverse oversight board. but rival groups is still unhappy with the platform in the us, and it's a global problem from facebook being banned for sparking riots between muslims and buddhists in sri lanka, back in 2018 to india, where misinformation spread by the ap has been repeatedly linked to religious violence and in the emma investigations revealed an explosion of hate speech on the platform. at the start of the ringer refugee crisis. experts blamed facebook for creating chaos in the country. let's bring in ne it tico sham opponent. she is the south asia editor for the tech of journalism organization. rest of the world. she is in that new delhi. it take a thanks so much for being on the program. what does masks takeover of twitter mean 1st free speech and the spread of misinformation for india?

oh, well, you know, content moderation is a very tricky, tricky topic. and we've seen it happening with all social media platforms, whether it is facebook or whether it is instagram and even clubhouse for that matter. i was looking at some figures and it seemed like in 2021 of facebook was spending upwards of $3700000000.00 on content moderation and had $30000.00 moderators on its platform booking for towards this. and yet the, you know, we've seen the challenges that facebook has spaced, particularly in india where, you know, cases of heat, speech, cases of politically motivated content, et cetera, have come up with the article after every few months. so content migration will be a very big challenge for twitter under mosque to navigate. it has been a challenge even now. i'm what is that on anybody else in as a result of those,

the violence and the height space? what does that then result in? what impact does that have on democracy such as indian it, it, it does have a very you'll world impact, you know, because we have seen several instances in recent years where arguments of conversations that begin on social media gets talk, will arise that there are really what it impact real world like you know, problems because if it, whether it is to do with things they can or stalking to do with or something to do with like community violence and writing in regions and areas and mob lynching and such. so there are very real world consequences to hit speech and uncontrolled free speech, or sometimes politically motivated or community motivated speech on platforms like to window. so regardless of what mosque introduces on the platform, does the indian government have the tools to police twitter in a way that's tangible? but it is, it has been an ongoing endeavor from the indian government to ensure they cannot do

to ensure that social media in the country is a safe space. the problem that our aim, acute problems to doing that in india, particularly that a lot of our policies predate the advent of internet, which means that there are challenges to how be moderate. this are a lot of laws in the works right now which could come in handy when the government for the government in the future. a one very acute problem for india is the problem of local languages. we have 100 major languages or 100 major languages, which means that when it comes to content, moderation, you need moderation. and all of these language is not just in english. so i feel like it's the government is working towards solving these issues, but it's going to be an ongoing battle and we don't have to wait and watch as to what must eventually does. because, you know, he's also free speech absolutist, and he's also said that free speech is what match it matches the law. so

a lot of unseen for now, do you think it will get worse or better under mosque in terms of the weapon zation of twitter and social media more generally? i think it's too early for me to comment on that. what i feel like i deserve wait and wait and watch what happens in the next month or so. but i would say that it's not like what it is in a very, it would. there wasn't a very good place in terms of when it comes to indian law. me goes an indian law even without musk. and now with musk and power and with some change is expected. and every one sort of, you know, keeping a close eye. it, it might be a little more challenging if things change while we really appreciate your inside say it, take us sharma, finance the south asia editor for the tech journalism organization. rest of the world. thank you. thank you. violence against journalists is on the rise and more attacks are threatening press freedom across the globe. u. n.

statistics show at least 74 journalists have been killed this year alone. and most of the cases go unresolved among the victims. is veteran al jazeera journalist, sharina abu acclaim. she was shot dead by israeli forces while covering and his riley rate in the occupied west bank. the most dangerous country for journalists is mexico. at least 18 members of the press have been killed there this year alone, marking a new record also high on the list. ukraine at pakistan, the philippines and brazil. ok. joining me now on set is a friday at merrill, which she, he is the executive director of the international press institute front. i thanks so much for being on this program. thank you for having me out. is there a jealous? as was mentioned, she was killed this year along with dozens of journalists every, as we've just heard, despite admissions by israel, that it was most likely israeli soldiers. there has been no justice for her case.

if there is no hope of justice for she reign, what hope is there for some of the lesser known journalists who have been killed while reporting? i mean, serious cases, particularly appalling because she was killed in broad daylight wearing protective gear, showing that she is a member of the press and to your question, in terms of how to ensure justice, it's to ensure that there is a continuous campaign just because there is no justice now that doesn't mean that they should never be so campaign needs to continue from outside. sharina was named by i p i as the wordpress freedom hero. so an eminent panel of editors recognize this and we will continue campaigning as will the other freedom press read them organizations. and what we have seen is that when they're a high profile cases, something can get done or the statistics are that only why me 9 cases of killings of journalist to become resolved where the perpetrators are

convicted. but what is important is the ones that are resolved are usually the most high profile cases, so we have to continue campaigning. we have to continue bring it on the agenda of those governments who can do something, which in this case is these railey government. but also those governments who are on the side line who have partnerships with withered government, they should also be the ones demanding for justice. we just heard from the previous guess about the power of, of social media in terms of, of hate speech and, and misinformation violence can manifest itself not just in a physical way, but a lot of journalists are facing violence on line as well. absolutely, and this is in a way, a precursor to physical violence. in many cases it does 2 things. first of all, it tries to threaten the journalist so they don't continue doing their work to frighten them into giving up their journalist work. but 2nd of all, it creates an atmosphere of impunity,

and this is even more appalling when it's done by political leaders. it does create an atmosphere of enabling those people who might actually take violence into their hands and do something physical against those journalists. it makes them feel empowered and enabled is an appalling trend that we have seen on a political level in many, many countries. in democracies as well as those countries which i know democracies and this is something that needs to be attacked. and this something that needs to be eliminated. what we have also seen is threats against female journalists, which are particularly poignant. what we have seen is that female journalism more often targeted than their male counterparts. and then holly's that we've just run short of time and sorry, friday, but we really appreciate, appreciate your time on this issue. it's an important one to our raise awareness of frannie mae ravage the executive director of the international press institute.

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thick tree was celebrated. no one hard by french purple friends. now fronts are among the favorites to win the tournament again in keta. the squad has yet to be revealed, but it's likely to include to the world's best attackers. killian and pappy and carrying benzo ma'am? oh, i'm been they might again hear that in the shop john you too. so karen bens about pretty much one, the champions league on his own with rome. latrete 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 a key will be whether they can play well together, holly shout if there's little doubt that a 3rd world cub. when for france with sony, inspire a whole new generation for boys 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 team before would show them how to lead. yeah, the cause of his care. i'll watch the world cup with my dad. i like this game. that's why i play and i was hoping doesn't baker. i'd be pleased because it's my country and it would be a miracle. the last time a team one consecutive well cops. it was brazil in 1962 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. all right, let's talk now to form a new counsel and crucially, perry sonya man play. did he? i don't me did a thanks so much for being with us. i mean defending champions at well cups. they don't have a great recording. recent say, recent times is this is this squad in a better place you think? i think so. yeah. when you look at the record,

it's not there and courage. and of course, you know, when you look at all the grid sins, you know, just fell in after winning the, the war cut her, i'm in, we have a lot of quality, of course, you know, are really good coach in all like discipline. so i hope will do better than the prettiest. jumped in there. everybody talks about killing them, but they had such a huge role in winning the welk up in 2018. does this so proper going on now with, with what's happening at paris, sanji. mm. and you think it is spilling over and sit in the french team. it's all i think this sure, you know, other as a real grief on this team. of course, you know, he's got a little bit of problems, you know, with some players but the discipline and the team and the contrary will always be above that. so of course, it's not ideal, you know, just to approach that all care. but i think we have a lot of quality. killian is one of them, but i think is of the service of the country of his team of its teammates. you know, it's part of the big project bigger than him, france. so i think he knows where he is, so he will be a part of it and the,

and to well, it cream benz moore, of course just one the, the ballon door is quite incredible. what he's doing at the age of 34 now says he playing his his best football. how do you think that sort of re into gratian into the squad has gone because of course he was out of the same for about 5 years, was high. first of all were missed him, you know, for 5 years or there were champion the want to walk up without him, but them. i mean, he grew in stature. you know, what is done in a, in, in my, in reorder was quite unbelievable anna. and he's a leader as well. he doesn't talk too much, but is a technical leader on the pitch on that and it's better to have immuno though. when we see the relation was killian, it's a, it's great davin plane in order the written gains because they're carrying more that was injured. but when you have grissman and but bon bons, emma, and then 1000000000. come on on the bench. i think you're pretty a well equipped as a team here and just looking at the group australia, then march in is year almost exactly the same as, as 2018 or on paper looks as though that's at a group. france should be able, sir, to get out of fairly easily. what do we think?

it's and it's always difficult. you know, the 1st one i remember in 2018 was struggle against a really good team of australia was cold. you know, in the, in the last 10 minutes or then mark was in his ears while, you know, even though we were already qualified. so, you know that the margin, you know, i saw a short now, you know, you have so many well organized team, well prepared physically. so you have to be on your tops, you know, just to arch window walker, but even go out from the group stage or it will be exactly the same, you know, with last against denmark, in a, one months ago, australia, i've seen them here, you know, there were really good, really good organize and discipline, so to not be as if you've lived here for 10 years now. i think did you, how does it feel to for the woke up finally? just be around the corner now. oh, it served. i'm in the last 2 months was incredible. it's. it's like an a real, you know, it goes so fast and now with 3 weeks so that, that's my 2nd home. so i'm very proud and well known as well. you know, just to welcome all the world and i hope everything's going to be all right and,

and that we'll, we'll talk about football about all that continent in the same place. and we'll be fantastic. that's all we're looking forward to did he, i don't me. thank you so much for your time as ever, or merchandising for the world cup is a multi $1000000.00 industry as well. the tournament sir, in cats, are, is allowing local designers to contribute to the range his son. i wish to tell us what fans can expect when they arrive indo. i'm here inside the oldest luxury department store and cut off and i had the chance to find out the story behind some of the walcott merchandise on, sail from shirts to footballs. and almost everything in between. full cup merchandise is a big business from small items, costing $4.00 to elaborate limited addition piece is costing thousands the rain to have something that will appeal to every fan we have to take in consideration

of that everyone can afford height and product and even with the pricing, we were very careful that we price you know, according to our budgets of almost every one and make sure that, you know, nobody was with the lift lift without, without thinking back something with them on for many walk up fast the souvenirs thereby it will be part of the last the memories of the tournament, but what's available and what it looks like. even the patterns, the colors are carefully considered a. we've done a smile and got her. and the colors of the teams. and we actually died them exactly to the fenton killer of that country because like maybe a year to make good this right. so we want people to think back, not only what company they took that cut out with them. some of the best selling items are in the collection of china. they were created by local designer who's

hoping this will be her big break. it is a huge responsibility and it's a big opportunity that i got, as i would be showing, 1st of other parts of the taste of that how we are expressing the design and ours and to the pieces that they will use every day. established designers 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 a traditional cattery cultural field, the design phase at folk 6 months, with many religion. 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 cup. also with organizes are hoping for

a colorful and vibrant woke up and that sentiment is reflected in all the items pants will take away from the tournament. just a little update. i had the chance to speak to catherine, businessman, usher away. so who you saw in my report and he says most of the items are selling out, and this is always the case and these big events. so don't leave it too late to grab your own piece of woke up history. santa reporting there now belgium store kevin de brewing us 5 manchester city to victory in the english premier league. his 2nd half free kick was enough, the city to beat. lest that one knelt helena with no early hall and in the city lineup. at this game, city appoint clear of arsenal and some of the tables. and now he also played nottingham forest on sundays. should it's gotten no chance. he's nowhere near now. japan will be the 1st country to arrive and cuts off for the world cup. on november, the 7th,

the country's domestic league is set to be decided next week in the seasons. final round of matches. yokohama f, marina speaking era, reads for one head. not until they retained a 2 point lee at the top of the table. a century from glen phillips, but use england on track for big when the c 20 cricket world cup. philip scored a 104 in this great match for lincoln, and it may help to reach a height of a 167 to 7 vote for wicked children who are bold for 102. at the 2nd defeat this rank, they only have a slim chance of reaching the last new zealand up top of group one on calls for a semi final spot. the philadelphia phillies produced a stunning, come back. so when game one of baseballs world series, the phillies went 5, nothing down against the houston astros, but it back to the have the game and extra any and a home run for j. c,

a real move. so in the pending just started again. so he's getting 65 of the biggest well series come back in 20 years. game 2 of the series is coming up later . it gives them the lead me. it's so cool to see the way this team is playing that it's been a different hero. every single night and the whole it's been that way, all post season long. basically every here in our lineup has had their moment where they've come through. huge for the team and they're one of the main reasons. one that game today. and tonight, i guess tonight was my turn where i came a big in the spots, but it's been like that all post isn't long. it's been a different hit or every single night coming up for an ferrari drive a shell, a class of said a heavy crust during practice. ahead of her some next mexican formula on girl brake . the class did emerge from the wreckage on hertz rentals max to stop and has already secured this season's will championship. on friday, the team were fined $7000000.00 for breaking last year's budget. i don't feel that

we need to apologize. i think that, um, there are lessons that have been learned. i think that sir, you know, everybody can learn from this. and hopefully now the chapter can, ah, you know, we, we've taken off pounding in public. we've taken a very public pounding. ah, through the accusation has been made through other teams. we've had our driver's buddhist circus. okay. more sport sir, coming up the other day with that is how we're looking for looking forward to it. thank you, annie. all right, that's it from me. m language for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news each afternoon. ah. for the 2nd, the 2nd time that i'm going to be at a woke up the 1st time was in south africa in 2010. it really was the basement favor. now again, the country that on residing is hosting a little and i know that a lot of people who live here that might be the 1st time that they're experiencing a woke up. i can tell you it's going to be great. it's a celebration of people. it's a celebration of the school. it's the atmosphere. a fee for woke up is number one.

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