but still some warms and some clear skies down in the south. there was a move to south east asia. it's looking much dryer for the likes of indo china. the band of heavy rain has shifted further south, bringing some heavy rain to sing a pole by friday. ah, growing up in england country with a rich football history. the welcome is always meant a great deal to me. and so many memories of watching the 2 women that have gone from being a child watching games on my sofa, actually presenting out of welcome. it really is a dream come true. this is going to be a really unique welcome. we haven't seen anything like this before. so i can't even imagine what is going to be like being immersed in it as a fan out of the john this the drama thousands of fans packing up stadiums gonna be really, really exciting. ah,

this is al jazeera. oh, hello, i'm norton taylor. this is diaz here and use our live from london. coming up. large areas of hassle returned to ukrainian control why keith is exercising caution, even as russian troops retreat. whitehouse lays out its agenda had the 1st face to face meeting between the u. s. and chinese president, on the brink of famine in somalia for failed reading, seasons pushed half the population into extreme hunger. and is it a bird? is it a drone or no, it's a taxi. high tech solution for traffic jams takes to the about the french capital. the teams are continuing to name their final well scores, but some players already arriving in castle usa in japan. the 1st to touch down and

check in for the world cup. which team will have it cake and eat it will get the view of performance cynical international ah, begin in ukraine, where russia's withdrawn from has so on has been met with skepticism by the government in keith, ukrainian forces say they cannot confirm where the rushes withdraw has begun and the senior adviser to president go to mozilla ski a huge russian troops of leading mines across the city. before the order to retreat was made me kind of quarterly acts as rushes intention is to turn her on into a city of death. meanwhile, ukraine's counter offensive in the region is continuing with forces recapturing another 12 villages across the black sea region. as a bank has more from a hassle, raising the ukrainian flag once more. oh,

with these soldiers filmed themselves as they took the town of calling nebraska in the hot sun region. and they continued to make advances, taking towns and villages, as they make their way to the regional capital, her son. but they are proceeding with caution de la battle, no green a proposal, whether you're the hostilities continue in the house on regions and behind every so called goodwill gesture of the enemy. there are tremendous efforts of our forces. so the possible exit from her son is the result of our act of resistance. what, what, what's left behind a russian military vehicles and destroyed bridges of sobs. just weeks ago, russia was telling residence that her son would be a part of russia forever. now they're leaving and the ukrainians are on the march. my islam muslims are with us. christians are with us. every one is with us. the all world these with us. but this is was left behind, were just kilometers away from the front line. at this town has seen a lot of damage. every building has some sort of shrapnel damage,

bullet holes or completely destroyed. there's no electricity. there's no water. and the time that we've spent here, we've hardly seen any residents, that's because many places in carson are still not safe. and our way into this town, we saw de mining cruise on the side of the road. now the russian forces occupied a factory on the edge of town and sun residence did resist. beach us complied see during the occupation i sent info to our military. i also stole the russians document because i knew that in the future that could be useful to our prosecutor's office. the police now are crane and military. all the locals help each other. i help people from other villages in town to get safety to the territory controlled by our crane an army so that no one would catch him. who was viewed, who army, we met dang, slough, whose repair and his grandmother's house. up above the shell, hid the corner of the house and woke up. so now we're building probably

a new house when it was no longer possible to burn my family and i left people helped us to get out through the secret shots. it's going to be a real struggle to rebuilt this damage and destruction like this across her son. but also the ukranian forces that we've spoken to are not completely convinced that the russians will withdraw because of the hard for battles and cans of villages across this region. but even if the russian forces we throw to the east side of the river, her son and the rest of the country is well within striking distance for the russian forces. but for now, the empty buildings here occupied, just by the burg, i said vague. i just for her son, region ukraine is defense minister says russia has around 40000 troops in her zone, and that it will take them at least a week to withdraw from the city. as the russian ministry comes under increasing pressure on next year, as nicole says, he does not believe moscow will resort to using nuclear weapons. i don't think

that they will use it. but ah, again, there you have a mom, kill grenade like a neighbor. you have to estimate all kinds of risks, but i think this is not the pragmatic and practical step for them. rama valez more on the reaction from moscow. most dawsons are still trying to absorb the shock and swallow this bitter pill. but the reaction here is mixed even the hawks. and this is not surprising in the hawks among the military and the government. those who of those of them who spoke about this half supported the decision by the russian leadership and the military command. or we have, for instance, church leader on, on cardio of who once usually wants a more aggressive approach to the war. but he has supported the decision to leave

her so on saying it, it is a difficult but the right choice, saving the priceless lives of soldiers. so as i said, i hear russia opposition to supreme decisions is rare and that there is no exception here. but some of the people who are, who are not that close to the government independent blood is probably some of them are not living inside ashi itself. they have another opinion. they see the decision as one of the worst taken by the russian leadership. and they see what happened as the most serious defeat for the russian army since 1991. for instance, military blogger, you re caught your knock. it says the decision is shocking to thousands and millions of people who are fighting for russia dying for russia. belief in russia and chair, the beliefs of the russian world. it is a tough situation. it is

a tough stance here in moscow and across russia for people trying to absorb what happened to understand what's going on. russian president vladimir putin will not be attending the g. 20 lead is summit on the indonesian island of bali. next week. russia is likely to face western criticism at the meeting about the war in ukraine . a criminal says for mr. kayla brown will attend and put in may appear on video link. us president joe barton previously said he had no intention of meeting putin at the g. 20 or president biden will meet chinese leader shooting ping on monday. it will be their 1st in person encounter since biden took office the white house as the leaders will discuss, efforts to maintain and deepen lines of communication, and work together on challenges that affect the international community. washington is looking to stabilize relations with beijing, despite tension over taiwan, the south china sea trade and other issues. the meeting between president by the

president. she will be an in depth and substantive opportunity to better understand one another's priorities and intentions to address differences and to identify areas where we can work together. because working together to address common problems is in our interest and because it is what the world expects of responsible powers present. jordan has more from washington d. c. well, the tone is very pragmatic. very matter of fact, very much. one of this is a necessity, not an optional relationship for the united states to have with china the us messaging that we have seen it, not just from the national security advisor, jake solomon, but also from other white house officials speaking earlier on thursday. about the need for these 2 leaders to really work through the future course of the us china relationship. they are very much concerned by people, by observers who were wondering whether the era of

a new cold war between the us and china is all about to happen or is under way. and so the message from the biden administration is that as long as both leaders are talking as long as officials from both governments are talking and engaging on issues that we both care about. things will work out for the betterment of both countries, citizens, but they are really trying to tamp down this sense that there's some sort of a looming, a confrontation between the 2 countries. gordon chang is an academic and alter of the book, the coming collapse of china. he joins his life from toronto by skype. thanks very much for being with us. it can have strained. the relationship has been between the u. s. and china is actually having a meeting, a tool constitute some kind of progress in that relationship. i don't think it's any progress. lauren, we can take the comments that we just heard from the national security adviser from

the president from the white house press secretary. and we've heard the same comments in the trump administration, and the obama administration in the bush administration and in the clinton administration. so obviously we're doing something wrong and i believe that we should not be talking right now. president, by this time at the g. 20 is really valuable, we should spend it not with endless and fruitless conversation with the chinese, but with our friends and allies and partners, the countries that we will need that the free world will need in order to contain a very dangerous situation. so not risk of it if they don't try and stabilize the relationship, things could get worse and they could end up with a, in a kind of military confrontation if something happens. say, with taiwan, things have been getting worse. and we've been trying to talk, we've been running after the chinese, we've been inflating their already big sense of ego. and i think the united states in many ways has made the situation worse over. busy long period of time by trying to continue dialogue. what we need to do is to stop talking about unacceptable

chinese behavior as we call it and start imposing costs. because if we do that, the chinese will understand that we're serious and we're serious about ending what they are doing. but if we don't do that, they'll just say, oh, you know, let's continue talking and they will continue doing things which are completely unacceptable. dangerous and bellicose, i just think, yeah, how far would you go there? i mean, at the moment, this is an enormous trading relationship, isn't there was china. it's something like, so $5050000000000.00 worth of chinese products. imported in about a month. is that about right, the figure, the figures a probably even a little bit low. but the point is that we are providing money to an enemy where they call us anatomy. and we're helping them strengthen their military, which i think is strategically morally wrong. so i, what about a, she'd like climate change though, because we've had an antonie garish on monday saying that there's

a particular responsibility for the u. s. and trying to who the, the biggest emitters to, to join what he's described as a kind of solidarity packed for between nations are to try and combat climate change. if they, if john in the us don't agree on, on the relationship or the ratio of a strain, is it less likely that they'll be able to cooperate on issues like climate change? i don't think they're talking with china is really going to help. i mean, we've had now almost a decade of intensive conversations with china about climate change. and it's resulted in a paris agreement which gives every incentive for beijing, the poor, even more carbon into the year. so this is not work to the advantage of the international community. it would be nice to think that talking to china would actually make some progress. but i don't see the progress that there's, that has been that people think that there's been and clearly i don't see how we are going to achieve progress on climate change by dialogue with china. and,

but especially with one. some people might argue that there's a read at reality that she is, is even more powerful than he was so. so perhaps you have to deal with reality as it is. yes, he is more powerful than he was. and we saw that at the 20th national congress. but the question is whether further dialogue is actually going to help, or whether it's going to make the situation worse. and we have had, especially over the last decade made the situation worse by talking to china in times when we should be imposing cause we got to show the chinese that we're serious about enforcing norms and behaviors and rules in the world. because if we don't do that, there's going to be a continued erosion. the world has gotten worse, lorne and we have to recognize that we're doing something wrong. now i'm not saying that 100 percent that if the abiding were to follow my advice, things would get better. but we know, do know that the policies that he has been implementing have in fact been making things worse. so let's try something that actually might work. golden chang. thank

you so much, david told us. thank you, lauren. let's take a look at how things stand right now in the yes, mid terms. the senate is almost neck and neck, and the democrats have $48.00 seats on republicans. have 49. 1 eyes are on those states of arizona and nevada. jill jill, hold, i run off in december. i still wake up every few days, pitching myself because i can't believe i get to stand up and fight with people to georgia. the stand up for hardworking families, and if you send me back to the senate, i'll stand up and do that for 6 more. you we all knew this election would be close . but i've done this before. we've done this before. oh. we've all had a way to run. oh, this is a situation in the house of representatives. the republican party is in the lead

here, but by a smaller margin than full cost party needs tuned in 18 seats to take control. coming off on the news from london, a feminine desperate plea, joe biden urged to intervene for a pro democracy activist jailed in egypt. a spike in pollution has some new deli residents fighting for breath. the supreme court demands action to clean up the covers major airport teams to give world cup passengers a breath of fresh air expands its main terminal. ah urgent global action is needed to address the ever worsening humanitarian catastrophe. in the horn of africa, un agencies say nearly 21000000 people a highly food insecure after 2 years of unprecedented drought. if more than

23700000 people in the region find it difficult to access the daily water. many women and children are traveling long distances to fetch it. a 7 and a half 1000000 children across the horn of africa are experiencing severe acute monetization head of a global military natal nation. the international rescue committee has visited the theo kit, david min a band met people struggling with the drought and says the paying the price of the climate process. the needs for humanitarian aid is very pressing. the fact that the large parts of the international community so called have not delivered on the humanitarian appeal, has been made for east africa, is very serious. indeed, that's an urgent need to stave off the growing hunger crisis. and the facts of being felt in neighboring somalia, to which agency say is on the brink of famine and natalia, how is the executive director of the united nations population fund? she says women are being disproportionately affected. the backdrop of conflict

makes everything even more crisis laden or a woman who is leaning with her children in each hand. i think that too is where we can find shelter. the dangers on the road, everything like increased and under. i want to be seen in some places increasing up to 60 percent. moreover, the health systems are simply not working order. the part of the urgency is to be able to field mo, bile annex and vans. to be able to help people who are exhausted. i mean walk many and the day the further issue and i need to stress is that like every other situation, there is a gender. what is happening? somalia, 80 percent of people in lead. women with their children. and women have said

over and over that piece is what they are after. so that they can get to the antenatal that they can be provided. basic services not have to spend hours in line at the bore hole, for example, waiting for watch or how many of our jailed british egyptian activists on hunger strike is disputing. a public prosecutor's report that he's in good health, and it feels that he's being force fed up there. fattah has been on hunger strike for 7 months and stopped drinking water on sunday. his lawyer says he's been denied access to visit him at the prison hospital. despite being given official permission . he's having a 5 year sentence on charges of spreading false news off a shed, a facebook post, about police brutality. this person, by the way to do something and wherever we are that is needed. i don't care

whether as an assumption or as a british we want we out. we want to walk out of the spite of been trying to walk out of this white for 9 years. the family of slain al jazeera journalist during a berkeley have spoken to the united nations about her death. they testified on the 4th day of public hearings at the un commission of inquiry into alleged human rights abuses carried out in palestinian territories of berkeley was killed by israeli forces during an assignment in the occupied west bank. her niece, lena said her death could have been avoided. the grief, anger, sadness and trauma that we as a family have had to endure and continue to endure as painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalist, but we lost our one and on the aunt, my father lost his only sister. oh, it's very difficult to put into words and to explain the suffering. but this is exactly what injustice feels like. the killing of shooting could have been avoided if there was accountability for the countless crimes committed by the israeli army

in the past. or for the numerous journalists who were targeted and killed some a bon jovi has more from geneva. well, it is for the 1st time, mastery and skilling and official and impartial body is listening to actually what happened, taking account of what happened, taking witness, testimonies of the events that led to shootings, death, and what happened afterwards as well. and i was speaking to lena abruptly, just before she went on the podium, and she was telling me that it doesn't matter how many times she repeats itself. she repeats what happened every single time it takes a toll on her and her family when they have to re live that memory. and that's something that we've been hearing, not just from sharon's family, been hitting from the palestinian journalist syndicate as well. and it powerful testimonies about how journalists have been killed by israeli forces with impunity for years. decades rather, not just palestinian journalists, but everyone who, according to them, reads its royce for the palestinian people. they say that it is

a systemic targeting of journalists by the israeli government, which they call an occupational force. they said there's a war against a journalist and media institution which has been carried out. and there warned that if the world fails to act, this vitality, these killings, these targeting of attacks, according to them, more than $800.00 violations of journalists and basic freedoms of, for journalists, every year is happening in the occupied palestinian territories. so on a wider picture, this is a hearing which is being carried out by the human rights commission. it does not hold any legal binding or it is not going to be conclusive. but this is going to bear some sort of waiting as an official investigation, as official accounts, which are being recorded and noted. and palestinians are hopeful that if and when they make their case to an international court, including the option of going to the i. c. c. this will be used as evidence against what they call an israeli occupation and force with impunity. usurping their rights

. women have been banned by the taliban from entering parks fair grounds. and jim's in the afghan capital cobble taliban had previously ordered access to parks, be separated by gender. women are already banned from traveling without a male escort. it also mas where he jobs outside of their homes. the indian supreme court has asked for genuine solutions to combat air pollution in new delhi, the world's most polluted capital city. the 1st week of november recorded the worst air pollution so far this year. and hospitals are seeing a surge in patients struggling to breathe. a survey in the capital found 4 out of every 5 families have at least one member suffering from her spiritual problems because of the severe pollution across the country. more than 90 percent of india's population lives in areas where air quality is below world health organization. standards with coal fired power plants, factories and vehicles among the major sources of pollution. and that's contributing to premature deaths,

long term exposure to outdoor and household air pollution in india has been blamed for around 1670000 deaths in 2019. having me tell reports from new delhi a few that caught the one is being rushed to the i. c. u for the 2nd time in weeks, she's been struggling to breathe. dr. see the air pollution has triggered her as the mom. it's also taken the tool on her family, but dr. now be disability up integral called the doctor such as to believe daily because it would be difficult for her to live here with other i have already spent a lot of money on her treatment. so the location will be expensive, i'm really struggling, but we'll have to find a way her life is more important than money. new daily's air has become toxic. once again, pollution tends to increase at the onset of winter. while most of the small guests from the hickle's, some is caused by fires like these 4 weeks farmers in neighboring states have been

earning the straw stubborn that remains off to harvesting the government in new delhi has imposed restrictions. non essential construction has been stopped and many older vehicles are banned. but people say it's having little effect. thought all that hot fuel, dea hot arc on them, or think about that. i was out there, i have shortness of breath. i caught my eye sting as if someone had put chillies in them. this has been going on for a month and a half on the challenge. emily current air pollution levels are several times higher than the safe limit. doctors are calling it to public health emergency with many long and short term effects. sadie suggests poor equality is causing more than $50000.00 fremont or debt in the city every year, and reducing like expectancy by nearly a decade. people with pre existing respiratory conditions, children and senior citizens are most vulnerable. hospitals estimate the number of patients has doubled in

a month. and doctors say every one is affected. even people who have no exposure to, you know, smoking or have know his family history of this picture diseases. now we see that many of them come with problems of the lung bed that x rays look like they have had like, like smokers, like the also worn if other has effect infections last longer, there's a higher risk of heart attacks and strokes. it also impacts mental well being docked to see authorities need to do more to reduce pollution as it's the only way to reverse some of the damage perfume. it then, i'll just sierra your daily as much more still to come this our hurricane nicole is downgraded as it makes land full in florida. but the threat isn't over yet. the war on drugs in columbia, the world's largest cocaine producer, formerly does propose a radical solution. and in sport, we hear from this world cup referee as he prepares for the biggest appointment of

his career. ah hello there. there's some very mild weather to be found across europe at the moment, certainly across central and western areas where we've got high pressure in charge, pushing temperatures well above the average and leading it to some very sunny skies . there is, however, some way whether to be found affecting more southwestern areas like the valley, eric islands, eastern areas of spain, and up in the north, a band of rain. it's bringing some heavy falls to the likes of norway. it does, however, start to care up on saturday. the wind warnings remain for finland, but look at that rather cloudy in the east, but plenty of sunny sky to be found across more central areas. now if we take a closer look, it is looking rather wet for the balkans. by the time we get into friday places like romania seen some heavy rain. but that does start to shift further south by

saturday, greece dealing with the worst of those foundry showers. and they'll pull into southern areas of italy taking the wet weather for the west. but as we move west, we are still thing, lots of sunshine, spain and portugal, a few showers here and there, affecting madrid, and for lisbon, lots of sunshine. but if we have a look at the 3 day, we are going to see that weather rolling by sunday, and it will start to feel cooler by monday with some light rain. that sure weather update. ah. a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives, economic damage in counting the cost on al jazeera

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other top stories here now, which is era. ukraine has warned that russia wants to turn the house on into a city of death after the criminal announced it was withdrawing its forces from there in what could be a major turning point in the invasion. because i put on yet a senior advisor to ukrainian president daughter may zalinski occurs russia, leaving mines across house on you as president joe biden will meet tron, usually the shooting ping on monday. it will be their 1st in person encounter since biden took office, and they are expected to discuss taiwan trade policies and china's relationship with russia. egypt public prosecutor says a jailed british egyptian activist on hunger strike is in good health. after his family said they were scared, he's being force fed. and abdel fat as lawyer says he been denied access to visit him at the prison hospital. supporters have focused ons, former prime minister iran con, have resumed their march to his lamp bed

a week after he was shot. the rally to demand immediate elections was paused following the assassination attempt. american was shot in a leg in the eastern city of was earbuds. earlier this month and has been receiving treatment in hospital, he plans to rejoin the march when it reaches roll pin d, which is just outside is i'm a bad sang mas ravi reports from the city of the hall where im ranken is recovering . former prime minister in ron, florida and the pocket study army were 2 sides of the same coin. but since his ouster earlier this year, he's become the most popular politician to ever directly challenge the country's military job, blatant violations audio. there are blatant violations happen here with a state of terrors, beer created in people's minds that pakistan's army is untouchable. don't say anything to them because they could do whatever they wanted was they could pakistan's army will be stronger when there was accountability. it will not be

a weaker for it ability con blames a conspiracy for the attempt on his life and wazir about earlier this month. top leaders deny any involvement. so get his dad as arm, but he doesn't. butler emron can, has blamed me as the prime minister and the interior minister and the senior army officer. so i say again, is there is even the slightest evidence that i am in any way involved. i will not only resign, i will leave politics forever. a sudden de baseless and irresponsible allegations by the chairman of the p t. i party against the institution and particularly a senior army officer are absolutely unacceptable. no one will be allowed to defame the institution or it soldiers with impunity. emerald, hans political rise came only when he aligned himself with the army. his fall like many before him. when he tried to push his own agenda. now he's tapped into public

anger against the army, often seen as controlling the countries affairs from behind the scenes. ah, you know, america, good day to day these people, america's dogs, americans, lackeys, are acting against their own people. money done in a beloved soldiers that are brothers mean, nothing without them. but don't act as if you are angels. the round that people among you get rid of them, are risk, worsening the crew and hated for you in people's heart. i employ the amateur. you've done enough dirty business. now have mercy on me. still recovering from gunshot wounds at whose residence here in for him. ron hahn has said that in the coming days you will join his supporters and raoul pin and leave them the rest of the way to islam about completing the long march and continuing fast for early election. but open criticism of the military has potentially put him and his

supporters on a collision course look, one of the largest standing armies in the world con is a threat to the status quo. the primacy of the military and pakistan, while no prime minister has ever challenged the army successfully, some have died trying vain, but throughout the old era, a new study is found the risk of death, hospitalization, and serious health issues from cobra. non teen jumps significantly when a person is infected for a 2nd time. researches at the washington university school of medicine in st. louis . so this is evident in unvaccinated and vaccinated people. the findings were based on data collected between march 20, 20 and april. this year we infected patients had a 3 times greater risk of hospitalization compared with those who were affected with coverage. just once. our nicole was being downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfill in the u. s. state of florida. strong winds

and large swells have left a trail of damage along parts of the states, east coast. and heavy rain continues to batter down causing floods. coal is expected to move north in the coming days, passing through georgia and the carolinas. and we see j grey has more from jensen beach in florida. their conditions, well, they've changed dramatically since the storm made landfall in the early morning hours, about 20 miles north of where we are right now. we've seen some sunshine, some patches of blue sky want to show you the way they continue to be bigger than they normally are, pressing out some above 12 feet, but rolling in we're moving back towards low tide. so that's some good news because these ways the storm surge. when's over a 24 hour period or so? rain really did a number on some of the rooms that protect the communities along the coast, ripping away several areas. erosion is a major problem right now,

and it's allowed water to flood into homes and businesses. it is torn up roadways as well. and so that's something that's being dealt with. these conditions though, have also allowed cruise to get out and start to work on some of the down power lines here at the peak of power loss. we had more than 300000 without electricity. now that number is trending back down and look, it's a massive system. it's stretch more than 400 mile and wind stretching out from the center really affecting the entire state. it's now though, moving to the north, moving into georgia, it will go to the carolinas and then up the eastern seaboard and the, when the rain is going to stretch as far as new york before it's all sudden done. so this is a storm while it came in as a category one, then quickly diminished to a tropical storm. it's got some staying power in the sense that it's going to affect millions over the next few days. here they will begin the clean up at this

point many who went through e and 5 weeks ago. having to take a step back before they reorganize and start going again. this entire state over the last 67 weeks, really struggling and will continue to as they now pick up the pieces from a 2nd storm. kenya's parliament has approved the deployment of nearly a 1000 troops for a new regional force in eastern democratic republic of congo. kenya's president insists it's essential for regional security, although the opposition has questioned. it's $37000000.00 cost. advancing am 23 rebels are just 30 kilometers away from the eastern congress. the city of goma, where you and troops have been seen on patrol thousands of people volunteered as recruits to fight the group, which sees territory in recent weeks. companies, officials of accused neighboring landa backing the rebels and last week expelled the countries ambassador denies providing support to the n 23.

columbia is the world's largest producer of cocaine. the government has been battling the drug cartels for decades with limited success. now an international group, including a former colombian president, is proposing a radical solution legalization. and the phone room getty has more from the colombian capital, booker top production of cocaine, matthew on in synthetic drugs, is that a normal time high, despite decades of military efforts and billions of dollars spent to stop the trade . now a global commission and drug, which includes the former president of columbia, mexico, signed to change what it calls a failed strategy worldwide is produced as their report focuses on colombia, the biggest go came producer in the world and called for the legal regulation of all drug production and consumption. columbia has been the country that has paid the highest costs in the war on drugs that were declared by the world by united

nations. more than 50 years ago. we have tried every single measure by the book, with many resources, many lives sacrificed. and we still have this problem, we're still the number one exporter of cocaine to the world markets. the port calls for ending the criminalization and incarceration of people who use drugs and poor farmers who make a living growing coca leaves and regulating drug market stupid governments in control and race revenue. sometimes former president clearly understood when he was gloomy as the fence minister in the mid to thousands. i was the one who sprayed more and who read it more. and that's when i was convinced that it was like, i call it like an it started bicycle. you peddle you pedal, you've been to the right you left, you in the same position at

a very high cost. the recommendation comes at a time when the country seems open to a different conversation on drugs. newly elected president gustavo patron, we're heading a regional efforts to change drug policy and i drug production and trafficking as fuel to columbia, deadly civil conflicts for decades. this proposal i demand from here from my wounded latin america to end the irrational war and drug and the war and drugs and allow people to live in peace, regional approach that the commission hopes it will be recognized globally. now we have the evidence that, that conceptual questioning of the world rocks is true. so that is why i think the time has gone actually a long time ago to change radically. the approach change is never easy and nobody can underestimate the complications that legally station with bring,

especially in consuming countries. but these former presley then say it would be insane to continue doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results. allison that i'm the just the what the still i had this news out england announced i woke up squandered. we'll get the sorts of a former premier league player in sport, which are a a with

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a new service rolling out for the 2024 olympics is designed to beat the jams, by flying above them, an all electric flying taxi is using drone technology on a larger scale to carry passengers. natasha buckner sorts test flights, northwestern paris. at a purpose built air terminal in the outskirts of paris, a glimpse at what could be the future of taxi services. the german build follow copters of vertical takeoff and landing drone the speak enough to carry passengers . i think i dare as it will be, open to a full community. anyone that wants to take an over to day out. there's no reason why they shouldn't contemplate taking am abolla city across the cross an urban urban landscape or across a city forum to, to get from a to be a lot quicker. paras transport officials plan to have to operational follow. cope to routes for the 2024 olympics. as the air craft are fully electric and quieter

than a helicopter. they say that then ecological alternative to fuel powered vehicles. pull is certainly very comfortable and spacious here at the moment. there is room for a passenger and a pilot, but the manufacturer will follow up to says that in the future this service could be pilot free. several cities in the world are testing similar aircraft as competition steps up in a potentially multi $1000000000.00 market. once we have started a mass production, it will be definitely available for everyone. and so also the affairs will go down over time and we will definitely see it all over the world for now. fairs are expected to be around a 100 us dollars for a short ride. a price few ordinary people could afford. yes, i would feed intronis market. of course you always have some rich people wanting to saving some time, but i think it will be the favor of tomorrow or taxi. definitely. it's for

a target like this of customers. it's unlikely that flight taxes will replace regular cabs anytime soon. but in a city where heavy traffic is common, some will certainly welcome the childs to skip the bottlenecks on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey port was now his jo, with the sport and the cat down to the well cup. ah, thanks. lauren. yes. the 32 you're competing nations continue to announce their squads among them england. with manager gara southgate revealing his selections. hurricane leads the side, but he's also picked lester's. james madison is, had a superb start to the domestic season. calum wilson also gets a call up for the 1st time in 3 years, and mark as rushford returns to the squad despite a difficult year with injuries and form in reached the final of the heroes less

than 80 months ago. and will be aiming to go one better is tom around if you get to the final of a competition 18 months ago, there should be a fair amount of stability in terms of what that group we're capable of on the biggest stage. but also room for people who are playing well to come into the group . and we've always tried to work that way. i think you've got to i know people talk about being overly loyal, but you've got to have some consistency in your thinking because it's hard to build something without having that consistency with join. now my former premier lee player in senegal, international dunbar. he's in paris, an editor of sport business, gavin hamilton in london. let's start with you. gambled, gavin. oh, what do you think of the england squad here? should we be looking out for and is football finally coming? i'm well it's, it's a decent, scott, i mean very few surprises. you mentioned morrison for from, from lester. and he's

a possible surprised because he wasn't want to go south gate favorites. and southgate a stock ready with his favorite players, even when they've been asked to form like having mcguire, the majesty not to defend. so he's stuck with the, the place of did so well at the, at the euro's. but there are some new new faces as well. to bellingham the bushes goldman missouri is a very exciting player and he's, i think the possible plan could make a real difference for, for him. but it's, it's a solid school. i wouldn't say it's the best score in the tournament that, that capable of going least to the course of finals, and with a little bit of luck, they could go a bit further. all right, and if not england, and here's your other favorite for the welcome title and why i think you have to look at the south americans because they've been used to unusual circumstances. and this is an unusual world cup, given the that the traveling situation and the fact that you, you have to hit the ground running and you haven't got a lot on so to, to warm up. so the south american seems particularly brazil and argentina. they,

for me, would start as the favorites that got the strongest scots on paper because arson seem to have little messy, probably the greatest player ever playing in his last world cup. and what away that would be to go for it and see to what to with under her. get another opinion from our the guess denver. bah, denbigh you played in the english premier league for more than 3 years fuzzy. all thoughts on england squad. a some, some good plays. unfortunately, over my career they never managed to accomplish big things with the national team. the got from last year was fine or so i think on a good track now to to compete to win, to win just competition. i want to talk to you, of course, about seneca and we can't speak to you without mentioning study money. how critical is he to the current synagogue gordon, and knowing of course,

that he may not be fit to play ease as of today. and the biggest potential that we have, you know, the biggest player that we have probably the biggest player that we have incentive history. and he has had a great, great season last season. he, he had the african bound finishing 2nd. a bundle was, was a great performance now with his current state, who knows, we're going to wait and see if he can manage to, to make it to work up. i believe he's going to be in the squad, you know, because of his patch. i think it's very important that he's in this quote, even if you cannot play throughout the stages. but that if he can't play at all is going be a big blow for us. you played for the senate goal international team. what tips and

kind of point is can you give to this cynical team going into such a major tournament? it has changed greatly from my time when i was there asking with the sort of a message, almost 2015 i think 7 years back in the was the 1st 2 games of the coach. he has brought some, some stability within google within the country. also, and keep it keeps growing and growing, you know, we saw we saw a lot of really good performance back in 2017. i think that the african companies in the $91.00 that were managed to make it, we managed to make the final end and we managed to win in. and now we're going to, we'll come back to back, i think is a 1st time in our history that this happens in the back to back world. we have, we have a big hole. so table for, for the steam. but we're has changed

a lot in the amount of play is not played in big teams compared to, compared to the decades back. it's, it's, it's massive. and you know, the difference between the teams playing the teams and playing in the in 2nd 2 teams or 2nd level teams are saying it's just that the demand is so high that, that you have to win every single game. and every player is now playing the big come with that mentality that it doesn't matter open it is and what the game is we need to win. and one of them are for my cynical international there and kevin hamilton, editor of sport business, thank you very much. for joining us, we will return to you during the world cup for more of your thoughts, but for now thank you. think while making a sensational return to the german scored is the man. hey, scored the winning goal for them at the 2014 well cut, merrier. goods, he hasn't played for the national side for 5 years of being diagnosed with the muscle disorder, but is enjoying a career revival with entre frankfurt midfield with germany's hero 8 years ago in

brazil, scoring an extra time went to beat argentina in the final christiana reynolds i may have struggled faith place at majesty, and i said this season, but he'll lead portugal squad in capital. there are 10 plays from the premier league in the squad, including all those united teammates buena fernandez and yoko dello, all those players are on their way to so hope japan school of already arrived in castles capital checking into that team hotel, defender utah, and i got tomo is set to become the 1st japanese plants who pay wealth cops. japan reached the last 16 twice. i, members of the usa squad also touched on in doha earlier 9 major league soccer players. along with the coaching staff flew in where they'll meet 17 european bass players over the weekend. usa will play their 1st group, b match against wales on november the 21st. a also have england and iran in the group. we all had intentional airport here, and our horror is seeing

a remarkable expansion of its main terminal ahead of the world cup passenger capacity is now 58000000 people a year, an increase in nearly 50 percent victoria case and b went there to check it out opened in time for the world carp. this new part of hammered international airport has been designed to offer often tired and stressed out passengers a different travel experience. the vision is to completely change the idea of it and be of use an industry for persons who are used to come and not all corridors got places. there was the time they said they're put them to the airport until they get them to the flight. this is what we want to change. the main concourse contains a 6000 square meter tropical garden. it's made up of 300 trees and 25000 plants,

source from sustainable forest sim, malaysia, and thailand. in order for the rain forest to thrive in doors, this building has been designed in a particular way. for example, the roof above me is made out a special glass which controls and filters the light. surrounding the tropical garden are 65 new shops and restaurants. the main terminal has been expanded by a 125000 square meters, and passenger capacity has increased by nearly 50 percent. is quite significant because it is the raising the capacity of huh. international run, 40000000 through 50. if millions of course, this is not the ultimate capacity re info huh. internet. hm. but we're getting there very close to what eventual capacity of over 70000000 passenger we envisage with the final expansion. that will start taking one of the people the 1st passages to use this part of the terminal will depart on

a flight from doha to q 8 on friday. there are 5 new gates in this area. apple to authority say the number of arrivals and departures from here will increase steadily in the coming days, victoria gate and be al jazeera doha faith. her is broken, a deal to allow direct chance of flights between israel and cattle during the world cup. israelis and palestinians holding match tickets and a higher fan id will be allowed on board plains from tel aviv to doha. fif. it did not specify which palestinians this might apply to. cat on israel did not have a formal diplomatic tie. a category official told local media that's allowing the flies does not alter the countries border stance on the israeli palestinian conflict. now it's a unique privilege to referee a match at the fee for world cup. there will be $36.00 referees at the tournament this year. we spoke, we spoke to senegal, my get an da who's one of them. oh my god, no, i'm not saying i got it. if i did,

it was done with more comfortable to get this off. if i'm one of them a little, it will probably talk to someone up him. yeah. darcy, the 2nd secretary of you know, the don't will if at the next one want to look at it, it, it was, he said just use to put with an a good. i mixed it a let me thought that it was a finance, marcia and degree is that something along with doesn't put him into a pot hill and not to like a bundle. it was really not living with him and not to prefer that. like with that is just to cut those up. is it it is what i'm looking to walk in. the comment was just come up with it was like

$1130.00 inches. i believe it was a while ago. more than me did you? oh, i would say about 2 to one. yeah. okay. the level, but i think i'm up. i mean if were to do differently, i'm only left with long and for them to talk to them. so when eliza won't play my problem for me, i play like all this, i'm pretty my late that he sees him up last summer. it helped me find it is run. look like with raj and other business is america. i'm presented to catch up with you as well. tim. the suit all i was just he was he the only business them with a little bit about a month to lock it with that for me i will

limit upsetting my grip to what it what it with up for looking. no, no, no problem. can i open up a to mark? well, it won't or not, but on one i just all right, that is there you support for now and it's back to lauren and london. joe, thank you very much indeed. and that's it for me for this news hour. i'll be here in a member of another for ran up. today's news thanks very much watching i from f. ah ah

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