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you're watching the news our live from a headquarters. he's all for i'm dead. he and abigail are coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. and its allies condemned north korea after it fires another intercontinental ballistic missile into the waters near japan. funerals are held for the victims of the building fire in gaza at least 21 people were killed at a refugee camp. the 1st privately developed indian rock. it lifts off successfully as the country pushes to become a major space power offering lower costs under cloud reporting from the south of madagascar. o people's desperate search for water of the 5 relentless years of drought. and a world cup set back for senegal, losing their star player aside. your monet because of injury. ah,

ah, welcome to the news. our north korea isn't at a meeting of asia pacific leaders in bangkok but its front and center. as the apex summit begins from gang is accused of firing a long range, ballistic missile capable of reaching the us mainland. the u. s. vice president couple of harris brought together allies to condemn the latest launch. this conduct by north korea most recently is a raise in violation of multiple un security resolution. stabilizes here in the region and unnecessarily raises pensions withdrawn. we can get these actions, and we again call north korea stopped further unlawful. the stabilizing act on behalf of the united states, i reaffirmed our iron clad commitment to our endo pacific alliances. while japan says the north korean intercontinental ballistic missile is capable of reaching the us mainland. it's also confirmed ammunition landed in its exclusive

economic zone about 200 kilometers from an island in northern. hawkeye. jo, it's the latest and a series of launches by north korea tokyo, it says they've become more frequent. rub, mcbride has more from so it has been a very robust response from south korea. the government here issuing a statement saying that it possesses the capability to respond overwhelmingly to any provocation, i think, somewhat ominously that north korea should not misjudged this fact. now this is an administration which takes a much tougher line with no career, especially in recent month, seemingly quite prepared and willing to match any provocation or military action by the north with some sort of action of its own. as we see this tit for tat increase in the tension levels here. this follows a warning on thursday from north korea that it will take a much faster response to what it sees as a build up of us forces in this region. using the opportunity as though to drive

the point home to fire off yet another short range, ballistic missile of friday's launch. the, this would be the 3rd icbm in continental ballistic missile 5 this year. these are much larger heavy missiles that, that north korea was testing with great frequency in 2017 very provocatively, that's been a several year break. but this year we've seen a resumption of the testing. now the interesting thing about this, the, this trajectory of this launch as with previous icbm, is that although it only travelled around a 1000 kilometers eastwood's just short of the northern japanese island pakenio, it had a very steep trajectory going up 6000 kilometers. and then coming down a very steep trajectory again another 6000 kilometer. so military analysts reckoned that if you took this and translated into a shallow trajectory, it could cover up to 15000 kilometers at the earth's surface. well,

that puts the continental united states within range of let's bring in tony chang who's covering the apec summit for us and bang out. so we've heard from washington and sol, but what's been the reaction of other leaders to this launch? well i think there was a hope that this summer might be able to concentrate on economic masters. but early this morning, just after the summit opened here in bank of we heard the news from north korea and pretty quickly afterwards, the united states arrange the meeting with southridge, japan, australia, canada, and new zealand. where they issued those statements, as well as the statement from come, le harris, we also had from just intruder canada to the these tests were in contravention of un resolutions. australia's and the alba navy said that these, the unprecedented number of tests were a real threat. and he called the global condemnation of what north korea is doing.

of course, the one man who could really make a difference to northridge, chinese presidents shooting thing is here as well. but if he was thinking anything about these missile tests, he certainly wasn't saying it publicly. so tony, there have been pro democracy protests and the lead up to the summit in bang call itself as the ty print, prime minister responded to those he hasn't responded at all. he's been tightly secured within the summit center. and the venue has been surrounded by a ring of security, which has been very tight. the tie authorities knew all along that the protest as who've been out on the streets over the last 3 years, protesting against what they say is an illegitimate government. they knew that they would see this is an opportunity to protest. there has been a protest going on for the last couple of days, relatively peacefully. but this morning, those protest is tried to march to the summit venue. the police blocked them and re

pushed them back. they fired rubber bullets or 3 people go very seriously injured. and there were quite serious clashes when we got down there at the protest, as i think realised they were not going to be getting any further. there was an awful lot of security. the title is of drafted in $30000.00 reinforcements to the capital. but the next couple of days to make sure that nothing can happen. but i think it's also a sign of how sensitive the thai government is. and some observers here saying that they really missed an opportunity in trying to protect themselves from this. they've made this a very tightly choreographed affair. it's not the opportunity that it has been in the past for tie governments when hosting apec to kind of project themselves on to the world stage as we saw possibly with the g 20 and barley. i think in this instance the ties are going to be very keen to just ensure that the protest is don't break through. before least those world leaders can get away out of the

summer ends on saturday. thank you so much. tony chang reporting from bank ha! funerals are getting under way right now. and garza for the $21.00 victims of a building fire. 7 of the dogs were children, gymnast. they had reports from the giovanni refugee camp where the fire broke out. what began as a family party, now describe as a national tragedy. flames tour through this home in the density populated chip ballier refugee can in no, i think ours is 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 marshal of them. 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 in b. one. 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 moment into the apartment. 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 launch of monta 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 vista geisha colon at work or defer la danny. several different steams for his great difficulty in containing the enormous file. i thought a large number of fire bring an officers and palestinian 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 women those who survive, the blaze has been rushed to local hospitals. israel maintains a blockade of garza but says it will help those in need of medical treatment. pounds senior president mahmoud abbas says the victims will be remembered with to day of national morning. gymnast, see, he al jazeera, gaza, went to mar head on the auto renew hour, including the british finance minister warranty. a tough 2 years has confirmed the country is in recession and be england world cup team hold a training session with some of the migrant workers and cut hard. ah. so britain finance minister has defended his budget plan, but worn. the u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy han

says it's $66000000000.00 plan will lower inflation and boost the economy. he announced the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax raises. the u. k. government will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. let's discuss this with rory challenge. he's joining us from london outside the bank of england to talk about the fall out from this worry. and also what's been the reaction of the financial markets so for the market to be pretty relaxed, i think about what jeremy hunting out yesterday. there had been a lot of groundwork laid by the government side of the previous few weeks to prepare markets for what was coming, which is more than you could say for the many budget. jeremy hunts predecessor quasi quality just 6 weeks ago, which sent the pounds tumbling an interest rate soaring, and the bank of england behind me scrambling to try and pick up the pieces. now, that brought about the downfall of quasi quart, saying,

and the prime minister lives trust this time their pre to that, that, that replacements are doing things more carefully. so over the previous weeks we've had talk of the grim decisions facing jeremy hunts. and what he was going to have to do, and so when it came to it, yes, there was a slight dip in the pounds. there was a slight dip in the markets box that could be down to the fact that jeremy hunt painted him a pretty dark picture of the u. k. is economy over the next couple of years? at least he said that were in recession already, though his fiscal plan, as he put it, would make that the session shallower than it would otherwise be the markets. i think for the most part of the moments or giving him the benefit of doubt. but there were always 3 audiences for jeremy hunts, autumn statements day with the markets. but then they're also fellow conservatives and the voters at large. and there are very different proposition at the moment. so what is the response been from the public and also from the conservative

well, i've got a few papers here. these are all right wing papers from broad sheet to tabloid. the daily telegraph basically is a bit confused, calling this the rhetoric of george osborne, who is a former conservative chancellor with the policies of gordon brown, who of course was a former labor chance let. then prime minister, you have the day the mail which says tories, so the strive is now if you're not fluent in british tabloid speak, that basically means the conservatives are hitting the middle classes. and there was me thinking we'd voted in the conservative, says one of the columnists, and then we have the son, which is like say on football and already reserving at talk about the budget up here saying tax, hell, thank god for 30. so you can see that the conservative press the right wing press are not to him. impressed by what jeremy hunt has just said that the middle class

is basically all going to be using. squeezed by the tax rises that, that i'd be facing. when you look at the, the voting population at large, they have already in many ways written the concept is off because of the recent weeks of time was created by jeremy hunt's predecessors. now, this might fix things a certain extent, and indeed, richey soon as the new prime minister has had a bit of a poll boost since he came in, given the conservative pole vase. but labor still has a sizable majority over them in the polls. and with most people looking at the waste packets being smaller because of increase taxes, they're spending potential being smaller because of inflation. they're not, i think going to turn round and say, all right, so we're going to get the tories, the benefit of the doubt that the markets seem to be doing for the moment. thank you so much for re challenge reporting from london. all twitter is troubles appears

to be worsening, its closing its officers until monday, after hundreds of employees reportedly quit the new boss. a law must have given staff the option of signing up to what he called a hardcore twitter or leave with 3 months severance. pay the deadline for workers to decide past several hours ago and a disabled employee was fired for refusing to return to the office is now suing the company. twitter is also facing legal action for a previous layoff. ensure as an editor, at large would sina, that's a technology website, and he suspects twitter staff are choosing to leave the company because musk 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 flipping bags and having to stay over night 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 was 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 according to a lot of reports, but 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, which, 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 drop down by 88 percent. that's unbelievable. number of people to walk out the door inside months. the u. s. government is recommending immunity for saudi arabia. the crown prince in law related to the killing of journalist german cache of gene. it's a reversal of statements made by president joe biden. during his election campaign, had been said, man was recently named prime minister, and the biden administration now says his senior position should shield him. how shall z a washington post call him? this was killed in the saudi council. it's an stumble in 2018, and the judge will ultimately decide whether to grant immunity. ah, we're down to just 2 days before the world cup and senate goals chances of reaching the knockout stage have been dealt. a major blow with their most influential player

ruled out of the tournament sod. yamani has been forced to undergo knee surgery following an injury suffered last week while playing for his club site in germany. senegal start their campaign against the netherlands. on monday. cuts are in ecuador are also in that group. we're now joined by africa football journalists, gary al smith. so gary, help us understand how influential monet is to this senegal team. well, i think money is less influential to the team. us. ms. she is tortured. tina a good enough. yeah. that, that, that's pretty good. that's a, that's a good assessment of the situation. but what do you think are their chances now of progressing beyond the group stage? that gracing of all this senegalese team is that they have been billed to le. yes. and that unity together. this and college, most importantly, i think should be enough. even with outside of your money as an inspiration,

he has always been careful to not give off. vide that he was in put simply, and that he, even though he is, that is to see that they have maybe 2 or 3 able replacements on the pitch, who can actually do what he does. what does he do? his cause roles? yes. his goals he brings less into that game. the if you play in the some a got iasd dotcom do that. what people worry about. his opp sims is that new with which he's bringing that 18. he's like a talisman who's like a to time. he's like the face of the team and that's what the lose would all be in . be that remember the ah african champion. not just because of sad you. monday at noon. and also because of the up ended by the last couple of years. they also in the we t of the few foreign kings in addition to several other impressive sophistic. so i think even without him to refine wendy's thoughts, i gave that at a lunch on monday. right. and the look i had to the knockout stage for us. i mean,

could we see a 2nd straight world cup without an african team reaching that knockout stage? while it's in 5 team, it's oh, possible. but i think the standard ensemble, i'm for african teams because you look at the various groups come points out to a group that hasn't garner in us. it was really to, i got my congregated look out stages because it's all up into a gun. i beat switzerland, which of 16 in the world i to goes to norm says the miracle also beats georgia by 3 goes to the old budgets. not they're very big opposition, but the points i want to make is not broken. i'm quite good. the white solid and in their group, they have that. what's a shall to offset that comes and i could point to doug. doug, you mentioned the one that kathy is in together with an acquittal aswell. asked synagogue as a group where become going to their on of 16. so fingers crossed this year. we will

be able to get them african team and then especially of his world cup way and because of a lot of factors that i can i come talk about in a few seconds. that plainfield will be a bit more level that in previously outcomes. all right, thank you so much and carry out that for joining us from a cra. thank you for having all the angle team half a college the work done by migrant workers for this world cup. the english football association has pushed for katara 2022 to leave a positive legacy for those who helped build the tournament. geronimo raska has more from the squads, training camp and walker putting down their drills for drills. these are some of the men who have helped build the stadiums for the cattle world cup. and now they're getting to eat some of the stars. he will shine in them about king in all the stadium. i'm a electrical technician, only full know 3 unhealthy elsie know about syria and i like to go like national british navators. so she'll favorite higher home as

a moment. yeah. had it not been for the beautiful game, these 2 groups of men with their different languages and backgrounds would probably never have met. but football has brought together, which is south of castles, capital, doha, in a city called our white cra. this is where england were based themselves through this world cup, and it's also a place where many migrant workers live. now this is one of several community engagement workshops taking place. and england have chosen to support this particular community. england's f a has been vocal on the subject of work, his rights, they and others like the netherlands and australia, have called for compensation for workers who have died. been injured or faced unpaid wages while building stadiums now the venues. they also want a permanent migrant workers center and only what politicians and women, we never will be politicians in terms of how we look at things. well, i think in terms of what the school to, to know the last few years. i'm how most of help you plug in that comes with the territory of what the boys of dawn. what i will say is that we're here to do as

much as we can. we can do everything. but what we can do is to is try and help people as much because tournament organizes stress improvements have been made in the living conditions of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers. a minimum wage has been established and the so called co follow system, which meant work has had to get approval from their employers to switch jobs or leave. the country has been abolished the international labor organization in castle greece, but also says more efforts needed so that all workers can benefit. it was deep dive to fully implement these changes and challenges do remain. these include dealing with retaliation against workers who wish to change jobs. more also need to be done to reduce reach payment violations and in short, timely access to justice. domestic workers must also benefit fully from the labor reforms. this includes respect for working times and the right to at least one day off per week. these workers have built the stadiums in which the engine team can

pursue it's world cup dreams. and as a final, thank you. the england players give them tickets to see their hard work become reality. john, i guess raska al jazeera and what cra, let snar cross live to natasha the name, who's floating around doha port on a dow boat. so natasha. the 3rd cruise ship for accommodation has now arrived. tell us more. yes, i am having a terrible day on us. i admit it is a gorgeous day on the golf. the last of the 3 floating hotels arrived a short time ago. combined these 3 crew ships will offer fans $12400.00 spots, with cabins beginning at $700.00. i want to give you a great view that we have right here. we have the sky line of west bay and ra it is going to show you. on the other side,

we have box park and the new doha port where these 3 cruise ships are docked now. a night in one of those cabins begins at $700.00 the night. on the other end of the spectrum, you have dormitory style rooms that begin at $80.00 a night, and we are on a dow. that'll cost you a $1000.00 a night. organizers are so confident there will be enough accommodation for fans there now saying, even if you don't have a match ticket beginning december, 2nd, come to dough hot. that is actually after the group stage matches and they're saying come enjoy the festive atmosphere. and one of the things that they could do is attend the 12th annual katara international dow festival. we are on a dow boat. this one is new. it is made of teak imported from india. historically cutter use these boats for fishing and pearl diving. they're actually still used to

transport goods. these days you'll see locals and tourists writing these out for a day on the golf. it will cost you about $70.00 per person for 4 hours with food on the water, and it is just one of the many things that cut our is asking fans to enjoy when they're not attending a match at the stadium. all right, so we'll let you enjoy for the time being. it's awesome. thank you so much of a name reporting from adult reports. we've got more rural cap news coming up later in the news hour, including a football coach engine. turns out who's changing the lives of young people from low income household? ah, there's a pool of freezing, cold air sitting over poland is rather

a block to all the weather. it's coming in from the atlantic. so those fronts come in and sit. and then the weather dies down this general direction. that cold air brought the 1st significant store of the winter to moscow. these are daytime temperatures represented by the colors of his blue is probably not getting above freezing. and that is what we're looking at. so the weather that represents that tends to be windy on the very edge. we've had very windy weather, severe gales yesterday in the netherlands, and pretty much the same to the north seat, hitting east and scotland during today. it's cold, wind, of course. so it generates snow showers for faster suite, which i like to get worse. i think tomorrow south of the real cold, this wet in remain if example, it's getting colder but it hasn't really dropped yet. and arrange has all over the place in the western medical semester and still quite warm. it has to generate showers readily so on. soft as the wind dies down in the nor see snow becomes rather more obvious in places like well, beller, was sweden, the baltic states,

warsaw sits middle of the cold and here the forecast is cold than average. but fatty settle. but it said in the western mediterranean, it's pretty wet and windy hitting the coast of north africa. ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming, ready to be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you in vest indonesia, now every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be

together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration. indonesia urges and leave this world in moving forward as one children together recover stronger. lou ah, hello redundant tough stories on the al jazeera new zeller, the u. s. and south korea, whole joint air force drills after north korea launch, the ballistic missile launch. a move that's overshadow trade talks at the apex summit in thailand. a mass general is being held for 20 on victims of a fire and a building in northern gaza. the blazing gulf,

the 3rd floor of building in the jebediah refugee camp as a birthday party was underway. 7 of the dead's are children. twitter is closing its offices until monday, after hundreds of employees reportedly quits. the new boss, a lot must had given staff the option of signing up to what he called affords cor twitter or leave with 3 months severance pay. india's 1st, privately developed rockets has been launched into space and vicar mass was built by a start up with an engineering team of 200 people into years. skyboard aerospace as the cost of development makes it one of the cheapest rockets of tape the ends in government. open the door to private companies in 2020. the dominant player is state, run it through its last hundreds of satellites at a fraction of the cost incurred by western companies speak to annual cool mar. back to the director general of the indian space association. he's in delhi, and that's where he's joining us from. welcome to al jazeera,

so have significant is this launch? yeah. can you hear me, sir? the last lane i missed. i'm just asking you host significant is this launch that india has now long as the 1st privately developed rocket into space. you know, all of us in the private sector and i've been doing association which is association or private sector. you know, the way the story can problem. of course is the pro pro bowman for the country. it's in the private player, a new startup in 4 years. as we never rock launch or rock, the young man supported by john pallet would be able to give prior experience domain be able to launch a rocket. this one has

a sub over does one at high dog. you want 1.5, and it is part to become as after our phone base dr. becomes right. so do you think that the opening up of space exploration for private companies in india is going to boost the sector? because as it stands right now, india is funding for space. research is just a fraction of what other countries spend like the u. s. and china, for example, so the national space is all, would they all lean and harvesting the dial in which we are in the private domain. and secondly, as you know, one year and one of the fuel space batting missions. but we only have 1.6 percent of the economy. we think then on. but you know, people more in the space economy, india have a larger pipe and there could be possible privately. and then what are the

challenges private companies who are entering the sector? surely there are challenges initially mean they literally even start with the challenge, but that has been cleared by the government when they gave they they shouldn't use with all the pretty newspaper policy just so we find the discussions with the moment and we are hoping that it will come on but yes, if i see a challenge, it is times because space requires a lot of long predators. and because they don't pick up from golden, go ahead. yeah. apart from government support. private will need to invest. initially the investment from lola for good l d one.

but we will, i'm in this editing move forward. we're also required and also of course, in the short market, which is just not in india. but let me just ask you this though, because india has often credited for, for pulling off what's described as ambitious missions on relatively lower budgets than countries like the united states and china. i'll just give one example. and yes, mars orbits or cost $74000000.00, as i'm sure you're aware in 2014, compare it to nasa. more mission at $671000000.00. so on a global level, it might seem incredibly inexpensive, but on a local level, what do you say to those people who criticize this? because they say on the one hand, there are children, for example, in india who we don't have food to eat yet. this money is being spent on the space, exploration i like you, i let go on. so this question by saying what dr. experience was not for

and he started to reach it. being in like this role program was for the common for the region. do i reach and go fishing, improve? do economy use for medical times? the question again, right now i will go in india and it will become commercial. it will be ultimately pull their normal growth has to be, are going to get to the common man on how does india keep the costs so low though? oh, there is no and then and there. and there is one is because many of the so to be done in house and israel are spending the money. we have a lot of talented and overall costs in india are lower than

may be many of the countries. ok, we'll leave it there. we thank you so much and you'll come our boss for joining us from new delhi. thank you. b u. s. house speaker. nancy pelosi, who's left, the democrats in the house of representatives for nearly 2 decades is stepping down . the 1st female house speaker will stay on the back benches to complete her term. many democrats in congress say they'll still count on her as a mentor. she have returned c reports from capitol hill. the democrats will lose control of the house of representatives in january, but the policy was in jubilant mood as it convened on the chamber on thursday. the house will be an order of 2 days of speculation. nancy pelosi, the 1st female speaker confirmed that she will be stepping down from her leadership position in the party, a position she is 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 in stark contrast to a republican party in turmoil after a per sharing in the mid terms. they may have won the house, but the majority is very nice for the republican party establishment claims. the donald trump wing of the party for the mid term election results, but the troubling of the policy blames the republican party establishment for not being bold enough and going also by live ministration with the majority in the house. the republicans can launch congressional investigations into the biden and ministration. already they say they 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 with the current republican leadership is wrestling with how far it should go to appease the trump wing of the party without alienating swing versus head of the next elections in 2020. before she ever time. see al jazeera washington, the dominican republic governments is building a border wall and a bid to stop undocumented migrants entering from neighboring haiti. it says it also wants to prevent weapons and drug smuggling. but as theresa bo reports on the hub on in the dominican republic rights group, say, the wall won't stop desperate haitians from trying to cross over. i will to divide the caribbean island of espanola. it's designed to separate the dominican republic from haiti, dominique, and general raphielle lonia says the will will play

a crucial role in protecting his country against contraband and illegal immigration . over there, you can see where the footage ends that involved this part of the country of the perimeter wall that we are building hades in turmoil. and thousands are desperate to escape gang related violence and hunger. the dominican republic is trying to prevent refugees from entering the country and has the ported over 50000 haitians in the past 5 months, general frank albedo says the dominican government is simply not equipped to offer refuge to so many needy people local american us after us we share a border with one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere. haiti is in the middle of a political, economic, and social crisis. some save at 60 percent is controlled by armed non state actors or gangs. imagine a country that is controlled by gangs. we allow haitians to cross and get supplies, the thought cannot do much more. and that's why for many, this wall is necessary. this is what the fans has got

a look like. it's going to be about 4 meters at top. and in some areas where there's like more population, it's going to have metal bars and in rural areas is going to look much more like this type because the risks of people trying to cross over are smaller. the wall is being built mostly by haitian workers here in the country, legally, who represent some of the dominican republic cheap labor force. the wall is expected to cover a 164 kilometers of the almost $400.00 that dave both countries. but in hating people say it won't stop them from crossing over and over again. they are not alive . we're here living on an island and they're trying to stop migrants from crossing . but you can't really stop this phenomenon. it's going to happen even if they deport people. this will continue to happen. there has to be a change here in haiti. this is what's needed. promoting stability in haiti is a stated priority for countries in the region. but so far, most attempts have failed. human rights will say the wall is

a misguided use of resources that will further militarize the area and only push people to take greater risks to escape. betty said, well, i'll just seat at the have one at the haitian dominican border rotors or malaysia had to the polls on saturday. the maliah vote traditionally dominates elections as the ethnic group accounts for nearly 70 percent of the population. but political realignments, me and more parties are competing for these votes than ever before. florence louis has more from columns, were either any of her zamarelli. hussein is part of the majority in malaysia. he's an ethnic malay and im honestly in this multi cultural nation, many still vote along racial and religious lines say so mostly i would like to work for pot the defense, my 5th champions, the rights of my lease and is able to manage the economy. he says he'll also assess

each candidates capabilities, millivolts, like hers on what each party is hoping to capture ahead of saturday's general election. for the 1st time, paris or not, you know, or the national front, which has long dominated politics, will not be the only coalition that promotes malay privileges. it has to compete with the national alliance made up of malays only party bursa to. and the malaysian islamic party, then there's the alliance of hope seen as more multi racial and reform minded. and finally, a new fringe party led by veteran politician martin mohammed. the you have 3 loc tree, 4 large coalition that are all competing 40 or for the malay, for no one sees more common than the other. it you the, the, the support level symbol you're swing from one in to the other. many analysts anticipate this election to be the most competitive in malaysia history. it's also the 1st time all 3 major coalitions have had

a stint in government prior to the polls. a lot of liberal disrespect thinking about how having sort of a certain racial profile in government is not a guarantee to their lives in. so those are instances where you, you, with the encouraging science of faith and moving away from politics. increasingly though, the younger generation is showing signs of departing from traditional voting patterns, we live in a multi racial country. we kind of want to choose one particular race or religion to run the country. at stake is political stability. malaysia has had 3 prime minister since the last election 4 years ago. 2 administrations have collapsed because in fighting and defection and with some sort of a suggesting a parliament with no majority and the coalition government as a result. that stability may prove elusive. florence louis algebra quality

for foreign nationals have flown out me and mar after being released from prison. the group includes a japanese journalist and then australia, economists, me and mars jones issued a broad prisoner amnesty earlier this week. journalist tora who bota has now landed a tokyo's honey. the airport sean turn now worked as an advisor for the elected leader anc santucci here arrived in melbourne on friday. the family of jailed egyptian active. ursula, i've been fatter, has been allowed to visit him in jail. 2 days after he ended his hunger strike. they say his condition has deteriorated severely and he suffered what they describe as a near death experience. i've been fatah has 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. the un secretary general antonio tara says negotiators at the club. 26 summit must overcome a breakdown,

entrust between rich and poor nations to deliver a deal to save the world. negotiators remain far apart on key issues. as the agreements deadline approaches, brazil's president elect to lewis and as your lunar da silva has told, the climate talks that he'll reserve you'll reverse, excuse me. the environmental policies off his predecessor lula met with environmental activists on the penultimate day of the meeting in egypt. more on our coverage of the climate crisis in madagascar water is so scarce in its southern region that thousands of people have to walk hours a day to find supplies. nick clark joined villagers on their 10 kilometer round trip to the nearest river. it's as human as it comes, preparing food for your people, but in times of droughts, just getting to the point of adding water to the vegetables takes formidable effort . i meet with a firmly in the village of anthro numa. do you tell me this pumping station was

built by the government to bring water up from the monterey river? 5 kilometers away. but in 2 decades, the valves haven't opened the tank was never filled because the pipes would never laid the land like, not written by passing their bra trucks and materials and built it, but then went away and never came back. the irony is danny's family, has taken residence in the pump house, but because of the drought, they've had to sell their possessions in order to eat it. now, every day, all ages set off to find water on the long walk to the mander a river. and this is what tens of thousands of people across the region do. it's often a journey of several hours there and back. i went along with susan's way and his brothers. the wind is searing in the sun, satcher energy. and they do this day after day after day. we passed young children doing their bit for the village and after

2 long hours, we arrive at the river. it's murky waters. a life saving in containers are filled. they remembered now they have to return with 20, sometimes 40 liters of water on their backs, him bonnie short and strong as for amazon and we've never experienced anything like this. it's a very, very hard situation. there are no seasons any more. it's just hot dry and windy. that's why we have to come here to take water from the river. even the river is run dry in recent years, but rain in the far mountains has replenished its flow and they come, man and beast. so this is effectively the kitchen tap for thousands and thousands of people big in of war for hours, just to get their supplies, water for washing water for cooking and water for drinking.

and so the journey back home up the valley begins and in the resolute determination of the villages, you may wonder at the injustice of it all people that did nothing to make global warming happen being forced to live like this year, after remorseless year nick clock, al jazeera, the grand suit, madagascar. after the break, we continue our account down to the world cup and cats are including more on centers all losing their store player just days out from the tournament. ah ah.

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the. so a recap of our top world cup story in senegal will be without their most influential player with sod, your money rolled out of the tournament. the star striker has undergone knee surgery following an injury while playing for his club side last week. senate goals 1st game is against the netherlands on monday or senate goals. first, opponents benevolence have the right coach for world cup success that's according to their team. captain virtual vandyke was praising louis on call to the media and doha ahead of their opening game in group pay. on monday we have the manager experience manager we have players who play at the, on the highest level, the biggest clubs and. ringback we have experience, we have telemundo, we have a good mixture. first and foremost, we have team spirit and i think that's the start and the key success. the mexico

squad arrived in cath are on thursday night. they were beaten by sweeter and in their final warm up. the mexican team play poland and their world cup opener. on tuesday, spain landed in hon the early i was or friday morning. the $22010.00 winners will play against costa rica and their opener on wednesday. coach luis, enrique valid that his team will attack from the 1st game to the last it's the best time to dream right now. we're tired because we just play the game, but you can see they're excited to arrive and enjoy being in doha to start training to do well. we're not going to die from fear. we're going to attack from our 1st game to the last. so just 48 hours ago, and catherine bracing a cell for an influx of football fans, many of them will come across the land border with saudi arabia, which is where you are victoria gate and be so probably not too busy right now. as we can see behind you, but that's about the changes in this yes,

authority say they're expecting a few 1000 people to cross this border this afternoon. they've really overhauled the facilities in the lead up to the world cup here. so what will happen is people will drive their cars from saudi into qatar. they will leave their cars in this purpose built carpet, which has space for about 14000 vehicles. that can be asked to go into one of those 2 semi permanent tents that have been erected for the world cup, and that's where people will be processed. they will have their passport check, they will have their higher card checked. and once that's all done, they will be asked to leave their cars here. and then there's a bank of buses you'll be able to see behind me, people will board those buses and they will be taken from here, the saudi border, all the way into doha city. center, it's about a 90 kilometer journey. victoria you've also been taking a look at this week of how this world cup is hoping to have an impact beyond football. yeah, that's right so well,

saudi fans will start coming and crossing the border into cattle from today. there's already a group of young saudis who are already in doha, they're taking part in the generation amazing youth festival. it had its opening ceremony yesterday. it's a legacy project that the qatari set up and it looks at helping people in disadvantaged communities. 3 football 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 these cold events. so when i go back to i don't now i went to spray all my knowledge that i get here. fee for president jenny

infant tino who's the 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, our world cup. our aim 10 years ago was to empower disadvantage lives. of 1000000 people. that was the target 1000000 young lives on through our football for development programs on methodology that we've created. we've been able to provide safe spaces and over 30 countries. we've built for publishers over for $44.00, bob richardson and is 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 today is your day surgery. 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. they saudi fans, as a group, have bought the 3rd highest amount of tickets for well cut matches. they were certainly expecting a lot of fans to be coming through this border crossing in the coming days and weeks when they do get on their buses and they drive the 90 k into doha. they will see along the whole stretch of the may to a fan at flags of the well cop of the nations competing. so they'll really get a sense of the excitement that is building as soon as they step on pottery soil. all right, great stuff. thank you so much, victoria gate and be reporting for us from because our saudi border of football coach in jakarta is changing the lives of young people from low income households. coach, our g offer is free training to children, and some of his students have even made it to the national league. jessica washington has that story. like many of his teammates or phil is looking forward to

the world, come as anything ah no grandaddy, i support argentina because my favorite play is messy. i don't have of the favorites. i am an urgent to mr. porter, not always. the 10 year old only started training last year, but already has big dreams of becoming a football star in his own right. that's all i want to play for the national team. so i need to practice a lot and actually listen to my coach. his coach is this man a 3 known as coach algae by his students. for nearly 40 years, he is trained hundreds of children offering free lessons for those from low income households. they us out longer, longer the yeah, i am very proud. my heart is happy. i have never regretted a whole county. my lo, susan gang, gina. he even purchases boots and josie's for all seal and all the students. what role is one of indonesia most populous sports? but many families can't afford training. the efforts of coaches like angie,

make the game more accessible, but children from low income households, some of his former students have made it into the national leagues, including as rosy for kyla who has traveled the world, playing for the women's team. yeah, girl, amanda and eddie coach, as he doesn't see how rich or poor a person is, but he has talent. he will support him until he makes it. she often visits her former coach to help train some of the new students. coach argie says he's proud of all of them, but turning them in to professional players is not his main goal. that is empty like another who's why? because i want these children to play football so that could be strong and be confident. so they can have a good future. nowadays, football schools are expensive, but i believe football should be cheap by football, belongs to the people my setup. he often dipped into his savings to pay for equipment and hiring the field. a cost he says is worth it. when he sees what his

students can achieve, jessica washington al jazeera to carter. and finally, a johnny johnny infant sina will be given for maurier is in charge of footballs. world governing body on the eve of the world. carpet deadline has passed for any one to challenge the fif, abbas. it means this lawyer will now remain in the rule until after the 2026 tournament infants, you know, has been the present as a fee for since 2016. when he took over from sap ladder, thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera, emily anglin will be with you in just a moment and she'll have much more of the day's news about ah ah

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