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killing at least $21.00 people. ah, hello ron moline site, this is al jazeera live, also coming up the hours come for a new generation to lead the democratic caucus that i so deeply respect, stuffing down us how speak, and nancy pelosi says she will not seek reelection as democratic leader to it's a temporarily closes its offices off to reports, hundreds of employees of quit the tech giant and count down to the world cup. we meet generation, amazing and take a look at how football is empowering and lives. ah . at least 21 people have been killed in gaza after fi and

gulf to residential building 7 of the dead. all children, human outside reports from the scene in jamalia refugee camp. what began as a family party, now describe as a national tragedy. flames tour through this home in the densely populated chip valley, a refugee camp in northern causes strip. neighbors say they could hear screaming, but the fire was so intense, they couldn't help those trapped inside. and a good nervous salon, live upon either your animal, myself am. i was sleeping in the living room that looks out to my neighbors. i was asleep with my 5 year old and i heard people screaming. so i woke up when i, someone had been on our brothers in the civil defense arrived, tried to into the apartment, but couldn't. but they had no masks and no oxygen tanks, wallet and the people burned inside. and until that moment, we still didn't go even on one of these into the apartment, to let the dead are all believed to be of the upper radio family. they were

gathering to celebrate a birthday and welcoming home their father, who obtained a ph. d overseas. but now their home is just a rack of charged walls and black suits. the missouri either the, i need a bus, i be in the was the launch amount of fuel, on location, which acted as a fire hazard. gm's or firefighters quickly rushed to the scene, and the civil defense opened an immediate of litigation. it hold on a board that defy lemme danny, the civil defense teams for his great difficulty in containing the enormous file. i took a large number of fire brigitte offices, and palestine in palace rushed to the sea and had to use a lot of equipment to put out the flames. and to prevent it from spreading to neighboring home scenarios, i will, all of those who survive, the blaze hath been rushed to local hospitals. israel may take a blockade of garza but sees it will help those in need of medical treatment pounds

. senior president mahmoud abbas says the victims will be remembered with the day of national morning. you miss c. l g 0. gusta. japan is warning that a north korean miss are launched on friday is capable of reaching the continental us south. great believes it was an intercontinental ballistic missile, which was fired off the east coast. japan confirm the weapon landed, and it's exclusive economic zone. roughly 210 kilometers from an island in more than a condo. it is the latest in a series of launches, which take care says the taking place with an unprecedented frequency that speak to mason richey, he's in north korea, specialist and an associate professor off international politics at hancock, university of foreign studies. he joins us now live from so thank you for your time, sir. so north korea's 5 dozens of missiles and recent weeks. what makes to day significant? well,

i would say at least 2 things. the 1st of which is that this icbm launch seems to be relatively successful. we have an average of about 6100 kilometers a flight distance apparently of about a 1000 kilometers, which looks a lot like this successful march 24th launcher from earlier this year. we don't know what kind of missile this is, but it might be a, was on 16, might be a, was on 17, it's a while song 17. and that would be very interesting because that would probably be the 1st successful test of that missile. or the other thing that makes this a significant launch is, is that it comes on the heels of, of an extended, very active phase of north korea, missile testing. and demonstration, and that has been matched by an increase in rhetoric by the united states, south korea and japan on extended nuclear deterrence, including trilateral cooperation in that regard, which has made north korea very upset. sol says the icbm launch is

a violation of un security council resolutions. what sort of response can we expect as a result? this is absolutely a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. however, given the political climate, notably between the us and russia currently, but also between us and china, we can't expect any condemnation to come from the security council at this point, much less additional sanctions. so i would imagine that we will probably see increased sanctions unilaterally by the united states, by south korea and japan following suit, possibly also european nations or the european union. i think that we can expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this

behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic assets from the united states and talk to be deployed or to use that to be used in order to reinforce deterrence against young. why is north korea foreign so many missiles of late? i think there's a number of reasons. one of them is the permissive condition that i mentioned earlier, namely that the, the breakdown in global order caused by russia's aggression against ukraine. and the knock on effect that had with respect to the, to the us, russia relationship and how that has crippled the united nations security council for functioning basically means that we're 3 can get away with these tests without having to face significant international sanctions. or at least an orientation of their sanctions. also they are, i think, actually trying to improve their missile program not only on icbm level, but also on the short range and medium range ballistic missile level. and that includes also not only testing the missiles themselves,

but also testing and training and exercising their crews. and of course, they're also using this for domestic political advantage. and as i said, they're also trying to push back against the trilateral cooperation between the u. s. south korea and japan, where you good to speak to mason richey, north korea, specialist and associate professor international politics at hancock university foreign studies. thank you. thanks for all 3 men have been convicted for murder for their role in the downing of the malaysian airline flight . mh 17 and 2014. of course in the netherlands sentence them to life in prison. in absentia, the plane was flying from amsterdam to call them poor when it was shut down over eastern ukraine. all 298 people on board were killed. that fast the reports from shipple good was who to see how i could see you. they travelled from all over the world to find answer a g as after the life of their loved ones and

a property in the sky over ukraine. more than 10 different nationalities were on board malaysian airlines flight and made 17196 of the 290. 8 victims were dutch. the plane departed from sipple to kuala lumpur when it was down over a war zone in eastern ukraine. the bodies of those on board and a brief from the plane fell in a field near the village of cub bowwie. the court ruled that there was no doubt that the plain was shut down with an anti aircraft book missile brought in from russia and fired from a field controlled by pro russian separatist to form a russian intelligence officers. and one ukrainian separatist commander are held responsible for transporting the missile. and when calling to see it, the buffet's butler, the fade, the court considers proven that the suspects can fire to purposefully and illegally bring down a plane. knowing to cause a mortal danger. anton called lost his eldest son, daughter in law and 6 year old grandson ramco,

traveling to bali for vacation coast backpack was all that came home intact. for us . is that fair important to show the world to show that the russians she was, you have done if you're taking the life of a 6 year old child and know we are atheist soda or an all that her as myself, whatever they miss old s a c in the past 2 and a half years call to attend with more than 65 court hearing. so filling a promise he made with that's on to find the truth. the judge thrust how immense the suffering of the relative here has been for the past 8 years, with the bodies of their loved ones captured in the field and ukraine some for weeks. but even though those convicted have not attended the trial, they feel that justice has been done. there was water in my eyes. what am i

doing? well and believable law experts say deferred. it was groundbreaking because for the 1st time a court ruled that russia controlled armed and financed the separatists rebels of the don. yet people's republic and new crane. this is a very important ruling, even though this case was not about russia, the court was very clear that it was about russia. it was russia that had overall control over the p. r forces. the book came from russia couldn't have been done without russian knowing it. russia has always denied any involvement the russian foreign ministry has called the verdict scandalous, saying that throughout the trial, the court was under unprecedented prussia to impose a politically motivated outcome. prosecutors and the 3 convicted men have 2 weeks to decide to appeal. the verdict steadfast and al jazeera staple, the united states as its military base, and ne area has been targeted with missiles. the attack on the green village base

happened on thursday night, u. s. as no one was injured, and the bass was damaged. it's not known who fired the rocket. still, hands on al jazeera priorities or stability, growth and public service with you guys. finance minister lays out his plans to tackle the cost of living crisis when it mean for the average. ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15. good to have your long here's what it's looking like friday across the middle east. still tracking that band of showers slumping to that south in the golf . certainly the risks that we could see, some showers pop up here in doha, on friday with the high 34 degrees. there's winds also picking up that's going to

stir around the sand in dust over the course of the weekend and also dropped down temperatures for places like doha. well, the rain and still making good progress. now moving out of iran, pushing into afghanistan. and in the days to come, that will be in northern pakistan and give us some snow over the mountain tops there for a turkey a. it's a largely unsettled pitcher. there's some showers in the forecast for is stumble also, dab day in antalya with the high of 22 degrees, heavy rainfall alert in play for the northwest of tanzania with these bursts of rain here flashing up on your screen. but a run tick is south of this. there are some showers in south africa, quasi luna ta province on friday. but watch what happens on saturday. these brains really pep up not only for cause zulu to tell province, but also puma longer. so i think some showers in the mix for durbin with the hiv $22.00 degrees and certainly anywhere in this stone. we could see some severe thunderstorms, not a bad day in cape town with a high of 21 degrees. that sure weather update soon. ah,

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the cell is 21. people have been killed in a fight in the body. a refugee camp and gaza play started in a residential building while people were sending a party. i is now out. 3 men have been sentenced to life in prison for their role in the downing of malaysian airline flight am 817 and 20. 14. all 200. 19 people on board kills when the plane went out a new prey. southware says pyongyang has fought, was thought to be an intercontinental ballistic missile of these coast. japan confirmed the weapon landed in it's exclusive economic zone and wound a could potentially reach the continental us. a process have been taking place in bangkok as well. li, just gather for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. tens of thousands of rock pennies have been deployed across the city and of confronted. the crowds. demonstrates is that demanding that the prime minister stepped out and they want

political prisoners released. tony chang has been following developments from bangkok about an hour ago when the protest this started to march where they been camped for the last 24 hours a little bit down the road. there were some pretty violent clashes. rubber bullets were followed by the police, but the police have quite effectively trapped them in the side street. behind me i did have you could see that well, but they've got barricades across the street. about 6 rows of pretty heavily armed ryan, police, ordinary talks in brown as well. there are lots of reserves waiting here just behind us. there are 2 was a cannon. so it's going to be very hard for the precursors to push through that. the tie government rule, $30000.00 extra release into bank up to be that they're lock it down over this apec summit. and in other parts of the city, you can see them dawson, on every 10 meters along the streets. they're a swat teams of shot guns. all sorts of security most deploy because they're very

concerned about this type of thing right now we've seen these protests trying to come out on the street to make that point. they want the prime minister. that's the step down. i think the government was very concerned with so many international leaders diplomats in bank of the moment this would seriously if it will be a very serious loss of face, none the less they have effectively chat them here. even if they get through here, there will be very hard for them to get all the way to the conference center, which is another 15 kilometers away from here. asian, his down, playing a tense exchange between the chinese lisa and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. video of the conversation on the sidelines of the g 20 summit in bali has gone viral. the foreign ministry says she was not criticizing today when they discussed alleged leaks. ah, everything with me. personally

about the whole the way with korean, franco continued with grievance conditions. oh yes, how speak and nancy pelosi is stepping down as democratic leader. she says she won't seek re election but will remain as congress woman of san francisco. she served as the top house democrat for 2 decades. shampoo, had to reports from capitol hill. the democrats will lose control of the house of representatives in january, but the policy was jubilant. mood as it convened on the chamber on thursday. the

house will be an order of the days of speculation. nancy pelosi, the 1st female speaking bells confirmed that she will be stepping down from her leadership position of the party, a position she's held since 2003 and with great confidence in our caucus, i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress for may the hours come for a new generation to lead the democratic caucus that i so deeply respect. and i am grateful that so many are ready and willing to shoulder this awesome responsibility . she was received rapturously by her caucus, a show of unity installed controls to a republican party in turmoil after a poor showing in the mid terms that may have won the house. but the majority is very now the republican party establishment claims the donald trump wing of the party for the midterm election results. but the troubling of the quality blames the republican party establishment for not being bold enough. and going also the bigler

administration with their majority in the house, the republicans can launch congressional investigations into the biden administration. already they say there will be looking into joe biden, some hunters business dealings and allegations of corruption involving the president. this is an investigation of joe barton, the president united states, and why he lied to the american people about his knowledge and participation in his family's international business schemes. national security interest require the committee conduct investigation and we will pursue all avenues. avenues that have long been ignored for the current republican leadership is wrestling with how far it should go to appease for trump wing of the party without alienating swing voters ahead of the next elections in 2024, she had returned. see al jazeera washington, the white house and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed ben salmon should get immunity in relation to the killing of the gentlemen shemelle cushion g. so vassal president j. barnes,

campaign restoration announcing the matter. the washington post columnist was killed in the south consulate in his stumble in 2018. his fiance is filed a lawsuit against the crown prince salmon, and it's up to a judge to decide whether to grant him immunity. the family if jailed egyptian activists allowed, they'll fatter, have been allowed to visit him in jail. 2 days after he ended his hunger strike, they say that his condition has deteriorated severely and that he suffered what they describe as a near death experience. and the thought i had spent most of the past decade in jail, he's currently serving a 5 year sentence for sharing a facebook post about a prisoner who died in custody. but his finance minister, jeremy hunt says his nation is in recession and it will deepen. next year he was laying out his budget plans to tackle rising inflation or a challenge ports. for weeks, jeremy hunt has been playing the plane, speaking medic, for the you case, economic malaise, like root canal surgery,

the treatment he's waldorf won't be pleasant, but he insists is necessary to make and the moment has come. pharaoh in the face of unprecedented global headwinds families, pensioners businesses, teachers, nurses, and many others are worried about the future. so today we deliver a plan to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild our economy. jeremy hunt, $66000000000.00 plan, increases taxes and cuts government spending. but though the tax rises will come now, most spending cuts are deferred till 2025 after the next election to help soften the blows state. pensions and benefits will rise in line with inflation and the national living wage will rise to it's the new chancellor's attempt to clear the wreckage left by his freed assess as many projects of just 6 weeks ago. quasi quad

thing, send the pound, tumbling and interest rate storing, with billions of dollars worth of unfunded tax cuts. it costs by squatting and previous prime minister liz trust that job. jeremy hunt is trying to be a safer pair of hands. he's trying to make the case that the conservative party is going to generate fiscal credibility for the country, but not damage public services chief, badly with another round of austerity. so he's kept in cash terms, spending the same over the next 2 years and pushed back the pain to 2025 for the next election. so a bit of a trap for the, for the labor party. the reality of the situation is that britons will have less money in their pockets as the country enters recession. even in the wealthy english town of saffron walden, the need for food banks is soaring. cost of living crisis and the impending recession again, or effect people from all types of society. and what we find is that when you live

somewhere affluent, if you are struggling, 8 that a poverty hair, it's hidden and it's invisible. so she says, demand for food is outstripping, the amount they receive that she see in the light down the tunnel. no, definitely no, not, no light. at all. the chancellor says global financial precious or a storm the britain must faced into that, whether the origins are foreign or domestic. the u. k is entering a new age of austerity. rory challenge how to 0 twice as closing its offices until november the 21st to mid reports. hundreds of employees have quit. ne basil on must have given staff the option they're signing up to new hard core twitter, or leave with 3 months pay on the deadline to decide past several hours ago. a disabled employee was fired for refusing to return to office is suing. twitter is

facing legal action, previous layoffs in share as an editor at large with seen it. he says twitter staff are probably quitting because of mosques management style. he is known for being a very hard charging ceo who has extreme demands of his employees, right? we've seen him talk about sleeping on the floor of the test, the plants we saw after he took over twitter that some of the people inside twitter were bringing in their, their sleeping bags and having to stay overnight there. and we know that he was pushing them very hard. what i think is interesting is that this was one of the 1st time that he let the employees tell him what they think of all this. and that was by him saying, either you're going to sign up and say you're going to follow along with this minimum 40 hour work week. i expect you in the office or you can walk out the door . and it seems that according to a lot of reports for a lot of people took the door very clear. i think that you must realize this maybe that he doesn't have very many friends in the office right now. you know,

it's hard to have a lot of friends when you've cut half the staff and then try to kind of get a bunch of other more people to go by telling them that they're doing a terrible job. and, and, you know, just kind of generally causing a lot of stress. so i think the question is, where is this all going to go? right, is, is twitter is suddenly going to be significantly smaller than it started. i mean, just earlier this month it was 7500 employees. then it went down to some 3500. according to some reports it is dropped down to it dropped down by 88 percent. that's unbelievable. number of people to walk out the door inside a months and the boss of the failed crypto currency exchange f t x, as the company's customer funds to buy employees homes in the bahamas. f t. x falls, bankruptcy last week found a sam bank when fried, resigned. his chief executive niecy john ray describes the collapse of f t. x is

a complete failure of corporate control piece. amazon is the chief investment officer, anderson, capital management. he expects more information about the f t x is collapse, will come to light. it is a very, very serious matter and you know, it is a very fluid situation. so the news is breaking almost every hour about the rolling disclosure that investigators are discovering. so i don't think wear even halfway through discovering all the malfeasance that has occurred. and we're still trying to figure out the whole positioning of mr. bank and fried and the losses to investors. the crypto business itself got way ahead of the regulatory pacing. and that caused a lot of misunderstanding for investors that were not really educated in such

a difficult investment instrument. the instrument itself is probably the most complicated investment instrument that we have created today. so imagine that with no regulatory oversight and a pan demik when people were very curious, enthusiastic about investing. and you have this disastrous result, where it's, as we say, almost like the wild west where there is no regulatory action. people that have created a lot of these crypto currencies have no appreciation for financial management. many of them come from other backgrounds such as computer science or physics. and they're not educated or trained to understand and appreciate the rules that are in place. and frankly, the ethics that are in place to protect investors, the young

people from all the countries taking part in the well cut bind, casarez part of the generation. amazing use festival. the program works with under privileged communities around the globe. victoria gates and the reports ah young people from the 32 countries participating in the world cup, gathered in oxygen park in doha for the generation amazing festival. it's the culmination of a year long exchange program in the run up to the world cup. i come here in representation of my whole country, so ideally be tight, great opportunity for me to get to know more people. i know the values that are going to be instilled in me after this whole event. so once i go back to right on the now eh, i went to spray all my knowledge that i get here. the for president jenny infant tino who's a supporter of generation amazing was at the opening ceremony. the program already has a decade of work to its name,

organizes say its legacy will continue beyond the cat or world cup or ame 10 years ago was to empower disadvantage lives. of 1000000 people. that was the target 1000000 young lives on through our for buffer development programs and methodology that we've created. we've been able to provide safe spaces and over 30 countries. we put football pictures over for 44, bob richardson and these 30 countries. and then, you know, we've reached our target of reaching 1000000 beneficiaries in august this year. this is our summer football's biggest names were on hand to spread the message and share their expertise, including former england captain david beckham. i want to say to all of you said i is your day to dream. participants will spend a week in doha attending workshops, meeting football players, and watching world cup matches. it's hope this experience will empower young people with the skills needed to promote sustainable development in their communities.