stop the planet, one scientist intends to take us back to the ice age to save the permafrost below. he's reintroducing animals to the grass plans above. starting with the living creatures, the planning to resurrect an extinct species. could this approach save our worlds? witness the zoom of hypothesis on al jazeera watching the world cup in 1982 glories technicolor from spain. i've never seen anything like these plays a lot of come from a different planet. and after that, i was all in on the world cup. i think we're forcing from doha, which is now my home on the very 1st woke up. it's going to take place in the middle east. it's going to be a night. it is a hugely complex and often controversial events cover. but once a ball is kicked, the passion and the excitement of football takes over. ah,

yes, president joe biden arrives in cambodia to lead leaders of south east asian countries at a summit. ah, hello, i'm diamond jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough are also coming up celebrations in half. so not a russian troops withdrawal from the regional capital that they'd captured, displaced by rebels, and now living with trauma, chilling accounts of rape and torture in the eastern democratic republic of congo. and one of the world's biggest crypto currency exchanges f t x files for bankruptcy, and it's ceo as resigned. ah,

you as president joe biden as arrived in cambodia? well, he'll attend the assy on summit biden. will meet southeast asian leaders to discuss the spiraling violence in me and bar russian aggression ukraine and china's activities and disputed waters. al jazeera was tony cheng as more now from from pen . joe buttons arrived. he's got a couple of hours off after a long journey overhead by cairo. but later on this afternoon, he'll be meeting as c n as a group. but also having a bi lashelle with cambodian prime minister and san. and i think the message is going to be to try and find some kind of unity in this region for support with the war in ukraine. also, a lot of focus on china at the moment. i think the united states is trying to gather countries in this region behind them to, to reinforce the idea that they don't have to necessarily full and locks that behind china. that there is an alternative, that's something the united states has tried in the past with veronica bomber and

his pivot to asia. but i think a lot of people within the last year was it was slightly disabused. the idea of when there wasn't any follow up. so i think his message here will be the united states is back in this region and it's back to stay. but also i think they'll be wanting a lot of reassurance from him that he's got a strong hold the economy, a lot of economists in this region that being hit very hard by rising inflation rates, hearing cambodia alone, people are looking at 2025 percent rate of inflation and that's really starting to pinch hard, and i think people will want to hear from joe biden. he's got a strong economic policy to turn the bullet inflation rates down a little bit and bring some relief. what's young john ian as i professor political science at the national university of singapore. he says, i see on governments are divided on what measures to take. the point is that on has very few points of leverage. and what points it has such as trying to put more

pressure on for the business, thinks of them a hunter that's been somewhat difficult for us. yeah. and government, that's a step that of us and governments take the afraid of the blow back. some of them have some ties with, with the military. so that's been giving them some polls. so what they've been saying together is to say, well, you know, you've got to step back, you've got to let the peace process take a chance. they've got to negotiate. but they have very little teeth to put those sorts of asks essentially they've gotten rich over the past 2 decades from being a key node in the us, china trade and investment relationship. so investment wise, the u. s. is by far the big player in terms of trade in goods. it's definitely china. there is also trade services where other players come to the mix you and all that. so basically various states, depending on what the structure of economy is look like, are quite home. and so they say they don't want to to size essentially that's a very passive policy. i think they don't quite know what to do about the situation

. they, i think they, they hope to make some sort of statement about the need for piece, for some sort of accommodation they, but that might not play so well for ukraine. i suppose they would want the chinese site to help us encourage the russians to, to step back. but i'm not sure of asians really in the mood to do that. either. however, they will express their concerns about how the war, how rushes aggression has affected globalization, affect the supply chains. prices, energy prices, ah, ukraine is celebrating one of its most significant victories since russia's invasion in february. cranium forces have been to the southern city of her son o residence, welcome the soldiers m ukrainian flag has been raised on public monuments, president for them as the landscape held it as an historic day. here san is the

only regional capital that was taken by russia. it's retreat is being seen as one of the biggest setbacks of the war. when ukraine could use this advance to expand its counter offensive to other occupied territories, including crimea, which moscow seized in 2014, but russian forces of set up new positions on the eastern bank of lee geneva river . right opposite hare san city, giving them a strong base to escalate the war if they choose to. out as it was after beg met, relief, residents have lived under russian occupation for several months. on the march to her son, the ukrainian military has advanced fast since russia withdrew its forces. and this is how local people greeted their countrymen. o crowds cheering and chanting glory to our heroes, glory to ukraine. the russian flag no longer flies here. during the withdrawal, russia and ukraine have traded blame over damage to the antenna ski bridge. it

shall land marcus, our armed forces hid the russians during the withdrawal from the city when they were trying to escape using ferries. in the area of onset ascii bridge, the bomb being caused the destruction of many vehicles and personnel. they have also left a large number of vehicles behind near richly. russia says it left no equipment or personnel behind video posted by the ukrainians. tell a different story. her son has been occupied since the beginning of the war. president vladimir zalinski cause a russian withdrawal and important victory were shortening. installation day to day is a historic day for your grain that we are bringing back 1000. you bring the bring him back. her son, greenland sources inside the city citizens are waiting for our soldiers. i'm very happy to an ammo lockwood, residents who've lived under russian occupation or relieved for now with his night when that thought i'd ye. yeah. new. yeah. going to blog. right. yes, i do that. i can't find the words i want to cry. that'd be the were constant explosions,

but now it's so quiet that we can't get used to it. how to place was liberated dodge. everyone felt so strange, so scared by the silo. but you know, hearing this silence is so good that know that they said not to do your quarters. the is the most decisive of bank in this so far and embarrassing for moscow. it's boosted the morale of ukraine soldiers who say they now believe they can win this war. russian force is still control a considerable amount of territory and are able to strike targets here. and course on region, as well as the rest of ukraine. some ukrainians, a fearful of returning to the hands of villages because of the destruction and potential lines that i've been left behind. this will goes to show that the war is still far from over. as big as the 0 hassan region fighting has flared up in the eastern democratic republic of congo, where soldiers are battling m 23 rebels on several fronts. the m 23 has had a major research and this year for think nearly 200000 people from their homes in

july human rights. what said the group of killed at least $29.00 civilians in areas under its control since mid june. many of the victims were accused of being informed for the congress army. m. 23 has blamed other groups for the killings as recent advance ascent tension. soaring with rwanda, which the companies government accuses of supporting the rebels. malcolm webb has more now from the eastern city of goma and a warning. this report contains disturbing images. ah, gloria, not her real name says she was pregnant when she was gang raped by fighters from the n 23 rebel group earlier this year. and $23.00 fighting government forces here in the east of democratic republic of congo is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. well, they were one that denies it. gloria says m. 23 fighters came into the bashi ran, started drinking beer, and smashing bottles. to come in 3 men raped me before i fell conscious,

there was nobody to help me. when i woke up with an hospital, my neighbor had rescued me. i don't know what they used because it was badly torn and i bled. was leaking. glorious baby died before she gave birth and was surgically removed. now she's joined the nearly 200000 people who fled their homes . the conditions in the camps sat there isn't enough food or clean water and the shelters don't keep out the rain. well, congos army and most of these groups are accused of widespread right to be says, the fact that tens of thousands of people have chosen to come here, leaving behind their homes and their farms give some indication of just how scared they are of m 23 rwanda's army and the armed groups who supported have been accused of carrying out massacres and rights abuses in eastern congo since the 19 ninety's . it's always denied the allegations. rwandan soldiers were photographed with

n 23 fighters 5 months ago. we asked them $23.00 about reports of rights and pieces . it spokesmen sent this video clip denying all the allegations made in this story . who are these people? the are so many people were extra amused, talking not to destroy us. they are walking with the government. when congress army defeated him 239 years ago we filmed the bodies of prisoners, tied up and shot dead in the basses. they fled. some of the prisoners appeared to have been kept in pits in the ground, which is what this man says. m 23 did to him earlier this year. he says m. $23.00 fighters accused him of supporting enemy militia and beat him for 3 days, demanding a confession. then he says he was tied up and thrown in pits with other prisoners for 3 weeks before being released. his wife thought he was dead 99 quickly too.

you can lean on one way or the other, but you cannot that i doubt when it rains. what comes in. we are looking like pigs because of the mighty the beat. once i did the god and ty is one and takes the 2 or the prisoners to read it. it is the life we suffered. this school classroom is home for now. outside, others sleeping in shelters made on broken rock. the struggle for control of minerals below the ground has made east and congo the center of regional conflicts and writes abuses for decades. people here wonder if they'll ever be left in peace . malcolm web out 0. go, ma, democratic republic of congo. one of the world's largest crypto currency exchange is a small for bankruptcy. in the united states, f t x says it's seeking court protection, as it looks for a way to return money to uses the company's c o some type of freed that will also step down doing some f t x this week agreed to senate sales,

the larger driver by ma'am, but that deal fell through and decided to sell off to customers. rushed to his rule funds that was in response to concerns about where the f t x had enough capital. well them goodman is a crypto currency consultant. he says some bank min feeds rise and fall has been equally spectacular. is a pretty horrible kind of situation. but at the same time it withholdings, i feel to me almost inevitable because this guy rose from nowhere so forced to suddenly get a few years ago. nobody knew who he was, and then suddenly he was on the stage with bill clinton. tony blair is al bunch and suddenly one of the world's greatest philanthropists we were told and it will just happens like suddenly i couldn't help but feel a bit uncomfortable at the time. now that's not to say that i knew that there was anything wrong with what he was doing, but when you build up a huge trading platform that quickly so that it's suddenly worth tens of billions.

sometimes i guess it takes shortcuts in order to build up a company that quickly we don't know the full details of what happened and what he did. but we do know that there was certain amounts of tokens that he created out effectively at nothing they became worth lots of money. and then we told he was using them allegedly as collateral to finance loans and other investments. and so that way these, these tokens, which are now worth very little of where we're sort of built upon to build a bigger structure. and then of course is a house, a call that comes collapsing down that will be investigations. and also of course, there are calls for more regulation, but the, the great irony of all of this, as far as i'm concerned, is that it was pull regulation in the united states that actually forced most of the crypto trading business off. sure. ah,

democrats in the us are just one seat away from keeping control of the senate that tied with the republicans at 49 seats. and the last, our democratic senator mark kelly has been re elected in arizona. the vote counting continues for vada and george. i will hold a run afloat in december. well, this is the situation in the house of representatives. the republican party is leading with 211 seats that 7 short of the to 18 needed for a majority. democrats are expecting more winds from western states, such as california, they're behind at the moment, with 200 to 16 muscle to come here and i'll just air including parts of columbia are put on alert, will tell you what's behind the warning. and donald trump soon the committee investigated to the attack on the u. s. capital last year, or that steamers. ah, anticipation is rising. with cattle anyways.

how low they would start in the middle east and unsettled weather continues to plague northern areas of the region. we see attempt just drop down as the band of rain pulls its way down iraq into iran, saudi arabia and q wait. there is some change to come. as the winds change direction, we will see temperature start to pick up again for likes of q 8, touching into the early thirty's by sunday. the wet weather however, continues to sprinkle its way across more than areas of saudi arabia. for the south of this, it's a lot dryer, and it's hotter for places like guitar as well as the u. a. temperatures above the average for this time of year. if you shower that spreading across areas of the red sea, but for northern areas of africa, it's a much dry a picture. the wet weather has pushed its way further south. if we take a closer look at places like tanza near that are going to be the very heavy rain, we could see some flooding from that over the weekend. and that rush of showers and

storms pull its way all the way down to southern africa across botswana. into south africa we have seen some flooding in places like p to merits burg. we are expecting the rain to continue to for heaviest, here across consumer natal as well as the free se, pushing into s, we're teeny, taking the very heavy rain to mozambique by sunday that she weather to with sponsored by categories and talked to alger. see, we are a little bit or somehow abandoned by the international community. really, we have a huge price for the war against terrorism. what's going on in some one? we meet with global news maintenance and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what we've been using kind of for that matter to you, ah

ah, welcome back to pick them out of the top stories here. this our u. s. president joe biden as arrived in cambodia for the assay on summit, where he'll be meeting southeast asian lead us. topics to be addressed will include rushes, one ukraine, escalating tensions with china and climate change. people escaping m 23 rebels in democratic republic of congo. say they have been sexually assaulted and tortured companies. army has been striking. rebel held territory in the buddha with rolanda and ukrainian celebrates is that forces we take the southern city of parasol. it's the you regional capital that russian troops had captured. russia's retreat is being seen as a major setback and the ongoing well,

while ukrainians are celebrating the victory in her son, there all fears about what may be found in the wake of russia's occupation. jona hall is in boucher. one of the 1st air is we've taken by ukraine and a warning. some viewers may find these reports disturbing. the southern port city of san is not the 1st place to emerge from occupation. earlier in the war, ukrainian troops marched into the town of butcher, occupied for weeks by russian forces. and this is what they found. human rights investigators from the nobel prize winning center for civil liberties, say, alleged war crimes committed against civilians in butcher, unlikely to point to much larger scale atrocities in hassan, where russian forces have beaten for more than 8 months. and really care about what we will find and when people ask why boots for many people was killed more than 500 . because that in that moment that was the biggest c 2 which were released and see

what happened there. so we're specter what a lot of healed people, a lot of people who was attacked in special care some exactly recently discovered cctv footage from butcher captured across the street from a russian interrogation center at 144. jo, blue scott street reveals some of the methods of occupation. in this case, 9 men led at gunpoint towards the building. in the basement below civilians, sometimes hooted, bound were held for days on end. local council member dmitri help jenko managed to escape after a night in captivity. pathology templates, you asked me where i work and i knew if i told them on the counselor, my fate would be sealed while it's the fuck. in the backyard above the 5th of march, 8 of the 9 men seen earlier, were executed a crime witnessed by neighbors. this building carries the obvious scars of the

horrors the took place here, but it also bears clues as to the operating methods of occupying russian forces, clues, pointing to perhaps even greater horrors, yet to be discovered elsewhere. for the thousands who remained inside her san enduring the occupation for many months, the joy of liberation, of seeing ukraine's flag fly again, of tearing down signs, proclaiming rushes annexation of their region. will soon give way to an investigation into possible crimes of war committed there. one man who won't be around to testify is curious through self ukrainian collaborator, russian installed deputy mer, a man who would have known much about what went on killed this week in an alleged car accident and buried with owners in occupied crimea. just as russia completed

its withdrawal, jonah haul al jazeera in butcher argentina. government does announce a deal with supermarket, some good suppliers that tries to tackle runaway inflation argentinians have failed mass demonstrations over the soaring cost of living. business is hard now agreed to regulate prices of many basic goods that says full cost suggest inflation of reach a 100 percent this year. many protest to say they can no longer afford to eat 3 meals a day. while allen trib, this is an economics professor based on what has ira's, he says, the government's new strategy is important but may not solve the problem in the long term. having 100 percent inflation. busy the economy is going to be bad for business as well. it's very hard to make up for costs to predict what prices are going to be, investment, etc, etc. so i think it's to the benefits all. busy all of the parts to

begin to attack inflation. and this is one reason why there's some hope, believe that this will work. now will it work in the long term? that's a whole different ballgame. busy as i said, such a highly concentrated sector and with a law really a government policy to attack this problem from roots. ready it's, it's bound to cross eventually in the future. again, the family of jail, british egyptian activist requested a presidential pardon based on his worsening health. a lot of fatigue has been on hunger strike in cairo for 7 months and stop drinking water on sunday. but us families disputing a public prosecutor's report that he's in good health. his lawyer says he got the mission to visit his client, but he's been denied access that has been in jail for months without charge for years present. donald trump is suing the house committee,

investigating the january 2021 attack on the u. s. capital from received a subpoena requiring him to testify before the committee, but he's pushing back his lawsuit notes that former presidents have provided testimony in the past. but it also states that no president or former president as ever been compelled to do so. trump argues there's a precedent which prohibits congress from forcing him to testify. the owners of the ocean viking rescue ship say european states have failed to deal with a humanitarian emergency. italian officials refused to allow the ship to enter one of its ports even though it carried asylum seekers. the country foreign government is now at odds with france which allowed the boat to dock on its shores. latasha bought a report from too long. the end of an ordeal at sea after 3 weeks. yeah, ocean viking rescue ship. finally docked in the southern french port of too long after being refused entry to italy on board $230.00 asylum seekers,

including more than 50 children. most of them traveling alone. the angio that operates the ship said italy's actions and the u. slow response to the crisis was a scandal. a basic principle is a duty to rescue from anyone at c and then an obligation from states to coordinate to find a place of safety in the shortest time possible disease. the law decision danesh annella, this is mary. them convention, what we are requesting from you member states is just a respectable french officials say the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you, the others will be deported. not object. it popped with are a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stages sort of situational to brussel. the fate of the ocean. viking spoke to row between france and italy. the french government is accused the rome of

flouting you rules by turning away the ship and says it will take retaliatory measures including bolstering its border. will that the infuriated the far right italian prime minister, who says paris is actions i incomprehensible and unjustified georgia maloney holds to stop the arrival of migrants on italian shores and says, the e you should do more to help tre kick cossack. if for a be ari what exactly makes them so angry? the fact that italy must be the only possible port for migrants in the mid to renew . because this is not written in any agreement. i want to question my counterparts on this. should italy be the only possible choice for my grants arriving from africa? i don't think this is right. the rescue ship is also divided opinion in france. some far right supporters protested against its arrival into law. but while the political wows and diplomatic rifts continue reality for those he spent so long on board is

a future that still uncertain. natasha butler out to sara. to know the vatican is launching an investigation into a french cardinal, whose admitted to abusing a 14 year old girl jean pierre record is the retard archbishop of bordeaux. he should a public letter admitting to abusing the girl 35 years ago about and says, is now evaluating. who would be the best suited person to conduct the investigation? the revelations come a year of the church found evidence of widespread abuse by priests. more than 300 towns in columbia or on flood alert. following heavy rains, countries experiencing its heaviest, rainy season in 4 decades. a river has burst its banks after sustained downpours. in the western town of one chito without you say above average rainfall could continue until april next year. now you might think growing grass in the gulf is a tough ask,

but organizers of cat are 20. 22 will deliver some of the best football pitches in will cut history. and it's all part of trying to deliver a carbon neutral tournament to and i got her oscar as me. it's early morning in cattle. but the work world cup, turf and tree nursery is reaching fever pitch. there's grass to be cut and watered and tough to be delivered to the stadiums. what we did here, we just like a grab a piece of land from the desert and were converted to this beautiful, a land full of for trees and the grass cutters. breakfast for the grass, by the way. because the girls need sun, her needs are watered, need for sizes, and we can arrange all of this here. the turf is cut into long lengths. first is then carefully rolled up on to a tractor wrapped in mesh. and finally, the precious bundles a place carefully on the back of a truck to be moved to the stadium. the t me have the process

so well rehearsed. they said a record for the fastest turf laying of a football pitch by completing it in just 6 hours and 4 to one minute. put just like the 1st middle east. well cup the grass, he is unique having to stand up to more boots and colder temperatures. over a shorter period with matches held over $29.00 days in just 8 stadiums with our design, new design of the stadiums. it's more compact and higher. so we had the challenge that with this air conditioned the stadiums. so it's cooler than usual by generating a new, a kind of gus that can survive during the summer and the winter. and through the extensive a schedule of games, we get to know which species is gonna walk more for the walk up. it's not just tough that they're growing here at this nursery. there's also all of these trees. some of them have been saved from sites around cats are,

while others have been donated by members of the community. this is the place that we saved all the trees from all on the door. her. some of the 3 are very old years . that's more than 50 years old. actually for in some area or some of these. we know even how much we bought it or how much the person who did it for us, or how much he paid for. so i am one of the so that so one of their guys, he was a kid, that is good. he donated like his gone for the 3 and he said like my grandfather, he bought it for tauriel in 1970 saw it before me. this is like the legacy and the history of the of the the stadiums. an average mature tree absorbs $21.00 kilos of carbon dioxide a year. the equivalent of a 170 kilometer journey in a petro car. cat eyes planting more than 5000 of them. they'll absorb greenhouse gases and local pollution as they aim for carbon neutral event. as the saying goes, the grass and the country will be greener on the other side of the.