among the 16 people, a corruption with compassion, al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. the latest news, as it breaks the banks, he has come to a place like borrowed the anchor. isn't the great surprise in the context of some of his previous work, but it is, of course, a big surprise to the people who live here with detail coverage. taurus are coming here in increasing numbers, but this isn't just about business politics or for half of what's going on here from around the world. this is the 3, that's what the thousands of hector, the farm land. here in the bahamas, several mining companies are around this area. ah . a search for survivors in indonesia

after an earthquake rattles west java leaving at least 14 people dead. aah! by sammy's a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up surgeon cove, at 19 cases in china is reporting the 1st deaths from the virus. in 6 months, south africa's top called says the medical corolla for president jacob summa was unlawful. the beautiful game begins, ecuador, take the 1st web of the world cup over host, cough and why strike a sandy oman is revered in this home village in senegal. ah, rescue teams are searching for survivors after a shallow earthquake strike in the knees is main island. the magnitude $5.00 quake

was centered around the west. java province, least 14 people have been killed. shaking was felt as far away as the capitol jakarta were tall. buildings swayed for several minutes. official say, buildings and houses are damaged. joining us on the line from jakarta is jessica washington. so jessica, what are we hearing about the aftermath of this quake? well, sammy, this is still very much a developing situation. the quick straw it around 620 gmc, so around 120 local time. and as you mentioned, the magnitude of, according to local authorities of 5.6 at a depth of 10 kilometer. so the significance here is not so much the magnitude which is relatively compared to quakes into these has experience in the past. not particularly strong with the concern here is the depth and also the location that

this quake had in, at the center that was online 10 kilometers south west of jen, georgia in west java 8 here in the capital g counter. i was out and did feel those mild tremors and people responding to responding to those as they always do, into dangerous indonesians are quite used to natural disasters. and so people evacuated their offices and some apartment complexes and gathered at emergency assembly point. as for the area surrounding. ready at the center itself, we understand that host hospital and some mosques and schools are reportedly damaged and some social media footage appears to show people injured, some of them leading injuries to the states as well. the death toll as we understand now, according to the national agency for disaster counts and mitigation. it stands at around 14, but some local authorities on the ground say that the death toll could be 20 or

indeed even more the the difficulties for authorities at this point include the disruption to communications, some issues which with reaching some areas, some effected areas in chandler since the earthquake in just a few short hours, the they have been $25.00 to shocks recorded so far with noting the context could that specific area. it's quite a healey area. no, not a particularly no particular major sequence, but still quite a popular area and some problems with infrastructure, pool construction of homes and that sort of thing. so those are the factors that authorities will have to deal with as they search for survivors and attempt to assist those indeed. and the context broadly for indonesia, indonesia sits on the specific ring expires. so indonesians are very much accustomed to natural disasters. i did the, the authorities are also accustomed to dealing with situations such as well,

i will leave it there. thanks so much. jessica. now china is battling a surgeon cove 19 infections. it's also reported 3 deaths. the 1st in 6 months. a 5 day lockdown is underway in parts of going ju, city of 19000000 people. schools are being shot across beijing to patrick fork. reports for the situation in china is getting more serious and warm. joe, just across the board from here in hong kong authorities ordered a 5 day locked and in by your district that the city's largest district, they also suspended in restaurant dining and some entertainment venues in 10. her district, the main financial districts informed joe and gong jo remains the center of china's ad rate. but flareups are getting worse in other parts of the country as well, including in the capital, beijing which reported just under a 1000 new cases. on monday authorities there have advise people to stay at home

after having done so already of the weekend. they've also suspended all classes in chang district, largest district in beijing. and 2 more desk that were reported of sto, fears of fir, the 0 herbert chaos, the death of a man in his eighty's. just a few days ago was the 1st cobit related death in china since may. and all this is making it more difficult for health officials to refine china's 0 covert strategy. china remember, issued a 20 point playbook last week, instructing, most places to do away with mass testing. but as these cases infection tick, that's precisely what many of these place to go back to doing right math. malaysia's king has extended a deadline for political parties to submit nominations for prime minister. a tightly contested parliamentary election on saturday left major parties without enough support to form a government. rival politicians have been scrambling to broaden their coalitions.

they were originally due to report to the king on monday. on slower reports, some of them fall was not going as smoothly as herbs, which is why the palace had to extend the deadline. the original deadline by 24 hours. now were there have been a few developments weed in yes. and who leads the 2nd largest block? he is the leader of the national alliance. now his side as issued a statement to say they have obtained more than a 112 signed declarations from members of parliament expressing their support form we'd in yes and to be the next prime minister of malaysia. 112 is the number needed to form a simple majority in parliament. however, that statement did not reveal the names or the actual number of people expressing their support for meeting yes, and of course, he's not the only contender, the leader of the opposition on what you brought him, these the largest block in parliament. they've got 82 out of 222 seats. now his side met with m p. 's from the national front. it's and they've traditionally been

rivals this contest against each other of elections passed on was coalition defeated the national front for the 1st time in 60 years in the 2018 elections. so for them to work together is pretty unusual. but they have already indicated they are working together to form next to want to state governments. that's unusual, but it's also an indication that it could happen. annoy bro, him in a press conference on monday. says he's confident of being able to form a unity government under his leadership, but there was no other information about the details or the level of support. he's got a comp south african called says medical. busy pearl rounded, the former president, jacob zoom, was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule on whether you will have to return to prison. last year, summa was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry . the 8th year old was released on medical parole officer serving 2 months later.

mila is lying for us in johannesburg. so for me, the ultimately, what does this all mean? is it likely he's going to go back to prison? i think, as we've seen before, with the former president jacob summa, so many issues in the search judgment remain unclear and uncertain. what is key from that judgment from the supreme court of appeal is that it said that the former president has not finished serving his sentence. it said that the medical parole, as you'd mentioned, was unlawful. and that goes back to just how he was granted medical parole. unilaterally essentially by the correctional services commissioner at the time and reportedly against the advice of the parole board at which is usually taken into account when granting medical parole. and also what's important in this case is that the former president hadn't specifically, according to his lawyers applied for that medical parole, and he was granted by correctional services. so while the supreme court of appeal

is the highest in the land, it does appear as if the former president does have $30.00 to $60.00 days to approach the constitutional court to say that his rights were infringed while on medical parole. because while he was out of prison while he was at home, he did have to abide by certain restrictions put in place by correctional services . so he didn't enjoy all the rights that a free person in this country would enjoy essentially. so this is one of the questions at hand at the moment is whether or not he will go to the constitutional court. and also what wasn't clear in the judgement by the supreme court of appeal was a timeline. they didn't give a timeline around when he should report to correctional services and how long he would have to stay in prison once he returns. they have said that it is up to the commissioner, a new commission at this point of a correctional services. if his time on medical parole will count. so again, for the former president who has managed to evade, i suppose time in prison. and he is facing a number of issues,

legal issues with its corruption charges, where they, it's this particular prison sentence for not appearing before a corruption commission. again, though, the former president, it's ok whether not he will report to prison immediately whether he has to and certainly how long for or i, thanks so much for me to mila. 9 years since a gathering in a central square in the ukrainian capital changed a nation we revisit gives may, dan, ah, hello, has a very heavy rainfall recently into vietnam. you can see the thunder has a rumbling through the south china sea, running toward that east coast of vietnam to the north of hockey. men,

263 meters afraid in just one day, so that has inevitably caused flooding. heavy ray will continue to make its way in on the year and will easily push the out of the wind says i, pulling that moisture in from the water's wet weather. they're coming into cambodia . it allows as well, and we'll see further showers continuing as we go on through wednesday, else where things a little more normal. just the usual rash of shouts across a good part of malaysia. some heavier showers to now started to push their way into indonesia, heavy showers to across the far north of australia. storms a rumbling away here, all the way up towards the kimberly. just around the north west of australia, down towards the southeast who seemed more blustery conditions, flooding concerns remain in place here. actually damaging winds and the threat to further flooding. at least for time. you can see how tightly packed the ice abbas here. so we have got brisk winds rattling through some snow over parts of will high ground of tasmania. hopefully the showers easing of

a touch as we go through the course of the weight becoming dry here. but adding wet for new zealand. ah, generation football meets premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of leadership and representation. and most of it starts in a pyramid is representation is rides that the rest will follow and traveled to algeria to discover how flu school played a key role in shaping the country. from its struggle for liberation to the 20000000 t protest. the political reform generation football episode to on al jazeera lou. oh,

oh, come back. you're watching al jazeera time to recap the headlines now rescue teams is searching for survivors after an earthquake struck, indonesia is main island java magnitude 5.4. quake was centered around the west java province. these 14 people have been killed in china is battling a surgeon cove with 19 infections. it's also reported 3 deaths the 1st in 6 months . a 5 day long found is on the way in parts of one job. city of 19000000 people, schools are also being shot across bay. jing south africa's court of appeals says the release of former president jacob zoom from prison was unlawful. one has yet to rule on whether he'll go back to jail. soon received a 15 month sentence for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry. he was released on medical parole officer serving only 2 months

july tends to with this spare a star studied opening ceremony on should in the 1st fi for world cup in the middle east. but house katara couldn't keep the magic alive on the pitch. i went down to nail to i could or in the 1st game sound been divided reports. the 10 a symbol of a culture. mm hm. it got artist, music, color and applause. okay. the weight is over for one of the sporting world's most anticipated championships. a football cups opening ceremony watched by thousands and millions of people across the globe. i heard something, not just music. oh,

the 1st wall cup of the post code 19 era. the 1st in the middle east, the 1st posted by emerson country, oh, the traditionally popular sport. not just united nations across the globe, but also the people of cotton and his rulers. so i asked them on us, people of all origins, nationalities, religions, and beliefs will meet hearing cutter and on tv screens around the world was on all the continents to participate in these incredible moments. it's a beautiful thing for people to put their differences aside to celebrate the diversity and unity at the same time. ah the 2022 woke up the way it didn't start well for the host southern sheet charge off his lines and, and a valencia had it in via rule that out for a narrow, offsite 15 minutes in out. she was involved again catching valencia

there. every played advantage, but then gave the penalty. valencia equity ahead and the half hour it was to valencia getting a 2nd going into half time. but at the marie that he did get a fight ago. but couldn't the net the 2nd with the game not to be better now face a challenge to get out of their group. and with that, the drama begins for the fans. they can drive years to get here a journey fraud with challenges from a grueling brigade your global pandemic from building the infrastructure for an entire nation. delivering stadiums on time. this is the day which marks overcoming

all of those challenges and the fee for woke up and other has officially begun from a majority that of era. dawn and admission from iran's captain just before their opening match of the world cup against england. that conditions are not right in this country. he's spoken out on protests following the death in police custody of 22 year old nasa. i mean the the number for the u. dragging channel in the name of god of rainbows. i want to 1st express my condolences to old, briefed iranian families and want them to know that we are standing by them and sympathize with the dosage of berries into around with more. and what the rain, the captain's been saying. s on hard stuffy. the iranian football team's captain started off as press conference in doha on sunday by using the phrase that was used by a 10 year old key on peer fellow who died last wednesday in ongoing demonstrations

. there. he acknowledged for the 1st time veterans national team is behind the radio nation and the families that are grieving as a result of ongoing protests which are now in their 10th week. many of the players have not made any reference to the demonstrations in this country, but the captain, for the 1st time, using the occasion to say that that the team is behind the people of iran. we have heard from a number of former, well known iranian players who have decline to attend the world cup as a result of ongoing events in the country saying they're rather be inside or on that to show their solidarity with a nation at the coach. carlos curos has said that the team is going to leave politics outside of football. this is the 3rd time the former manchester united and real madrid coach will be with the iran national team in doha, who ranks 20th and fif. during this event. they are hoping to succeed,

at least in scoring one goal with when they play against england. later on monday, the captain saying that they are ready and they've been practicing, and they feel that they are well equipped to take on the england team. san les striker saudi on monday is out of the world comp with a knee injury, much to the disappointment of his fans and family. to them have more than just a football player and his village, a bumble is nicholas hoc discovers these are where the river meets the ocean in, senegal, sinay. seldom delta lies. the village of somebody hometown of a football giant saw germany. this is where it all started. for him on this pitch, playing without boots or shin guards, money would skip school in practice, day and night, hour after hour, determined to be faster, stronger, and more agile constantly challenging himself,

hoping to follow in his footsteps is 13 year old nanny grimace. dylan donyo, asagwa, i want to become like saudi a money and become a big player. so that one day people will watch me on tv and a full stadium. recall my name meola from bumbling to liverpool, and on to munich money made history, leading synagogue to victory at the africa cup of nations. but a recent injury to his name means he's not in cutter with the lions of tauranga. it's as if bumble he is in mourning, praying for money and for the national tor home. his childhood friend is overwhelmed with emotion. it's really painful to realize that a star like sledge of money will not play this world cup. it's a blow to the entire nation. he then addresses money. so i do those, the sideshow, if you are listening, i hope that god protects our support to you. we're heal, we are here for you in the future. and he is here for them. money has built

a hospital schools, a fuel station, he's brought electricity to bumblebee, and wants to pave the roads at religious celebrations. he contributes to each household, sondra. money's using his wealth to change the lives of his people and well he'll be out since for this world cup his legacy goes beyond football to what he does off the pitch. and that's an example that young people here want to follow don't. it's less the theme of football and more the desire to give back that motivates these young players, the dream of one day representing their country. oh, together they chant for the national tea. a traditional song used as a rite of passage. oh, don't be afraid. the thing there is nothing to lose. move forward. victory is to come. i nicholas hunk al jazeera, bumbling,

cynical. cather 2022 will be remembered for a number of 1st, 1st, middle eastern finals, the 1st to be held in the northern hemisphere winter. and it be the 1st time england have ever played a ran at men's senior level and is going to be quite the contest. hi, i'm samantha johnson, and this is wealth. help one o 1. 1 reason iran and england have never max is iran's inability, at least so far to get themselves out of the wealth cuts group stages 5 times. that qualifies. and 5 times they've fallen the 1st hurdle. they'll be hoping to put that trend with a little bit of help from an unlikely source. portugal for 2 reasons. one, this autumn, they re hired their long time coach, hollis garage. iranians love him, they see him as the most successful national coach. hi. and they'll be looking to him to get the very best out of their star score. may

b have aly and his portuguese link. number 23 me loved him because he is city auto . this prolific goals go or help them when a cup and dental as we're england's they'll be relying on their captain harvey kane . he's developed a reputation for being one of the world's most dependable spike is 4 years ago in russia. he scored more roles than anyone else. but coach, gal of southgate also has a very for what police landra chi of sap hugely is on the pitch. hugely likable. back gates went his part to say that if your daughter brings the coyote home, be more than happy tacos, mom and dad moved to england from nigeria for in the europe language. how you mean in your plans will be gone. him doing exactly that? ah, representatives from the democratic republic of congo and ruwan, dora scheduled to me to 9 go and a for another round of peace talks. congos fight against the m 23 rebels has worse

and diplomatic hires with romando. kinshasa accuses its neighbour of backing the m $23.00 charges kigali denies. malcolm web joins us now from a refugee camp in carrier chenier. near go, man. so 1st of all, how are those piece talks going? the canyon president william root i was just the right a short while ago in congress capital kinshasa for talks. we've congress president felix just to katie ahead of those thoughts expected later today to start in ongoing as capital luanda. but so far, the height and diplomatic activity hasn't made any difference on the ground right now, is fighting going on around the town of tang. i'm $23.00 is trying to push west towards mas cc. it's an area where it's controlled colton mines in the past. there's also fighting in recent days to the north of here,

and $23.00 is trying to push towards the city of goma and $33.00 widely understood to be box by neighboring rwanda, which is just a couple of kilometers over there landon soldiers have been seen and photographed with them 23 un peacekeepers of film, columns of fighters entering congo from rwanda at m. $23.00 started as a few 100 on armed fighters this time a year ago. i didn't matter of months. they've become a formidable fighting forces, sophisticated weaponry, able to fight on 3 months and make 3 fronts and take significant gains in no key to providence just in the last month or so. but rwanda still denies those obligations you've gotten there is accused of packing them to they also deny it. but this is a major stumbling block for the talks, because congo with bucket from kenya says the m 23 should cease fire and withdraw from the territories that it's taken before any talks begin,

there's no sign of that happening. and so there's also relative silence from the international community. the u. s. has said it's concerned about rwandan military involvement in congo. but the united nations in the u. k. in france, while they've can then them 23. they haven't said who's backing the armed group and campaign is here in congo. say that diplomatic and military sanctions needs to be placed on rwanda. if this conflict is going to de escalate. thanks so much malcolm web. a protest against peruse president tedra castillo is turn violent. the police 5 gas in hundreds of demonstrators offices in riot gear, blocked off street surrounding the government palace to prevent crowns advancing. we're getting reports now about rockets hitting

a border area in southern to kia local media. se one of 2 rockets hit a school in the district of chemists that have been a number of casualties will bring you more as soon as we get it. it's been 9 years since ukrainians gathered in a square and key of to rally against president. the coverage is decision to align ukraine more closely with russia. $100.00 civilians were killed in those protests since then. russia has an ex crimea and invaded ukraine. journal hall reports from key if the on keep in mind and square. many lines in ukraine's recent history intersect. today, they honor a fall and fighter killed on the front line in the east. rushes invasion is only the latest milestone on ukraine's journey to try and escape its neighbors. influence this square has seen tears of joy and tears of. busy

anguish from the orange revolution against russian influence in 2004 and 5 to the demonstrations that began here exactly 9 years ago against the pro ration government's decision then to turn its back on the european union. in this recent past, 2 brothers have played significant parts of canisters born mustafah and massey, and i am one a lawyer and soldier who lost his eye fighting in june this year, the other, a politician whose facebook post calling people to the my down in november 2013 was the catalyst for much of what has happened since. so our generation that moment said no. if you compare what happened that days and you compare what's going on now, in the same emotions is the same intention. and the main reason is with people wanted to be independent mustafah. now

a government minister chose politics and civil resistance. massey's instinct was to take up arms. just as for me as wary a big thing because i remember understand, i remember how we don't have a power to defend ourselves and ukraine. we have this power, i speak with myself, and i say for myself that i don't go to die for this. well is, i will to fight for his brothers because if you have, if you go to die for some while loose one day, he's going to be the tonight. but when you fight one day when 2 brothers fighting for the same cause indifferent ways who stories also intersect on keeps.