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a row. does it titans locked downs to fight the search? ah, hello. hello robin. you are watching al jazeera life. my headquarters here in doha, also coming up. remembering migrants killed a year ago when the boat capsized in the english channel, 27 died. tortoise ball synopsis plans to give amnesty to suspended accounts, but online safety experts think that's a bad idea. also, goals and glory will have all of action from the fee for world cup on and off the page from all corny studio here in bo hm. ah, china has reported a record high number of new cove 19 infections for 2nd consecutive day. it had
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nearly $33000.00 cases the highest in a day since the pandemic began. now the cities of kwan joe and kong ching, all the most are all those in the spotlight restrictions have been imposed, including locked down to mass testing the government strict cobit policies are starting to stoke discontent or not. don't harness on one only by easy coping restrictions can people live in the will life. otherwise everything's halted. how many people have the savings to support them if things continue as they are? and even if you have the money to stay at home every day, that's not reliving patrick fault has moved from hong kong. the lot of official announcements that are being made about new carbs, and new measures that are coming into play are being made after they've actually already been imposed. in many cases, officials seem to be going about communicating things in a much quieter way. either through we chat groups or through our local level
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communities and there's a lot of reasons why that's happening. a part of it is to try and avoid any sort of alarm among our people in china. so when you ask, you know, was it windpipe is having on people, you know, been talking to people, they're saying that hasn't really been a sort of big shift overnight because they've all been aware that cases have been ticking high and recent days it's been gradually tightening a day by day, but you know, we are hearing reports also all the bit of panic buying with people stocking up on groceries and a lot of delivery apps maxing at capacity as well. everything is pointed towards a much more sort of prolonged exit out of a 0 curve at strategy. and that had been a lot of discussion that china may move out of this a, a rad march when china's parliamentary sessions take place. but it does seem it's going to last longer than that, particularly because of people's perceptions about the virus. and that of course creates a lot of economic uncertainty going ahead. brokerage mura has downgraded its full
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cost for the q for, for q, for g d, p to 2.4 percent from 2.8 percent previously. but, you know, a lot of this really depends on government policy. at the end of the day, you can as president, hers warned, the country's energy situation is difficult. almost half its power facilities have been damaged by russian strikes. electricity has been restored to parts of the capital, but people have been advised to stock upon food, water, and wool. clothing. places have been set up in key when people can warm up when the heating is out, as where we challenge reports for war. tens the inside out. in one bright searing millisecond, the private becomes public homes of ritz open, and people and the possessions of a lifetime, spread across the street. the missiles they bleed. i hope this madness will be over
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monday. why are people experiencing such a nightmare? how many people know i am relieved? work. it was over everything of her life. i hope for better future, but i don't know her she, but for the night i have summary to sleep. thankfully maria and her family were out for several people were killed when miss all arrived in dish correct. the russians presumably aimed for the nearby power plant and missed that across the country. enough energy targets were hits to leave much of ukraine without electricity or water. the government is setting up so called invincible points, so people can warm up. people can come here to doing some theory courses to spend time in the workplace, do some cool care or church to their phone. it's basic because winter
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bytes in earnest, it could be the difference between life and death. millions of craniums, this is their count, existence, walking up endless flights of stairs and dark apollo and buildings with no water. and no heat was checked with radiation on the wall. then called leona lives on the 8th floor with her husband and young son. there's no money for them. the gloom and the chill is inconvenience, but no emergency they fight the blackouts with technology both modern i have the christmas in november and oh so i feel different. it's a bit strange here to live in cave and to you. is this the live thing too bad? do you think the russians are hoping that the missile attacks hitting the electricity will break the will of the people here?
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i don't know. any person who is ready like to go to the negotiations where the russians, because of this, like missiles a strike. leona is confidence, confident, the power will be back on soon, and that ukrainian resistance will not be broken. yes marshal maury, talents, how does era give region you buy bas, have failed to avail. price can upon natural gas, it's been a sticking point. and if it's to bring down energy prices in europe, that the block will hold. another round of talks next month to try and bridge the differences, but energy ministers meeting in brussels themselves. they did agree on to other regulations. one aimed at affordable gas supply. the other batting, faster expansion of renewable energy, w kane has more for brussels. going into this meeting, it was pretty clear what was at the top of people's minds, utmost importance given to the idea of some form of price cap on natural gas,
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something that so many different member states have been calling for in different ways. interestingly, the check presidency in the us, the minister from the government, was using the sorts of language saying that there may be the possibility of an agreement at some point. and that's why he said, put the bottle of champagne in the fridge. if not open it right now, and yet when pushed in questions at the end of the meeting from the press, he couldn't say when would be the time to open the bottle? why? because they can't bring everyone together to agree on what that price account might be. to lots of expressions, warm words, solidarity references to the need to have more use of renewable energy, green technologies and that sort of thing. but no direct progression. no obvious deal right now. it is worth pointing out of course, that there are many different governments right now who are prioritizing l i n g
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liquid, natural gas. it's being proffered by some government as a way to help people through this winter perhaps into next. but remember that people at the top of the ursula underlined included of said that it won't be, the panacea won't solve everything the next time they'll be a meeting of this sort of level will be in december. question will be, is there going to be any real progress? a memorial has been held in france in honor of the victims of the most deadly migrant accident to the english channel. people bought one. yes. it's about carrying twenty's of asylum seekers from france to the u. k sank, the victory was held in the french port city of dunkirk as the touch of butler ports. a silent walk in dunkirk, charity work has led a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people who died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago, most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to only
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to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british in french officials, traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued, but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they was sent no assistance and even at times seemed to be mocked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english waters, replies a french rescue operator. no, no, not english waters in french waters. please come fast than the phone line cuts. and the operator is heard saying, oh, well, if you can't hear me, you won't be saved. despite the danger people keep trying, waiting for
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a chance in desperate conditions on the french coast. curren left afghanistan 2 years ago doesn't want to apply for asylum in france. because he thinks life will be better in britain. but us like your father, we have to grow and of course no one wants to die. but we have to go because we have no choice. you see. the british and french governments recently agreed to boost security and cooperation in france to try and stop the crossings, but charity se, unless there are more legal ways to reach the case. women, men and children continue to risk their lives. natasha butler, jazeera dunkirk. though the democratic republic of congo scientists are the m 23 rebel group according to direct talks of the government. they say they're not bound by a deal that requires them to stop fighting by 1600 hours gmc, on friday. hundreds of protested to the streets of game or to reject that agreement
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. demonstrated say, does not recognize when does lead to support of the group? golly, has rejected any involvement malcolm web based near the front line that the con gleese rwandan border. just front lines a just a few kilometers further down this road where they were 1st congress, these government forces in the on them fighters from the n 23 and group east african leaders have called on m 23 to cease fire and withdraw by a deadline. of 6 pm on friday, that was in a communique following a meeting of leaders on wednesday in goal as capital luanda and 23 widely understood to be backed by rwanda. we are close to the border where they were, wanda denies it ruined them, president polka, gummy did not attend the presidential level meeting that took place in ongoing. meanwhile canyon troops arrived in the last few weeks. it started clearing ground for their 1st military field post, which is just north of the city of goma,
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which is this way down the road. un peacekeepers, a rule. so here people are waiting to see firstly s, m, 23. will a bay this call for them to cease fire and withdrawal if they don't, is the presence of more foreign forces is going to prevent further advances by the armed grape. now, heavy rains that had the western part of saudi arabia killing at least 2 people. the don paul, which lasted 8 hours of cause flooding, engender meteorologists say that this is the city's highest ever recorded rain level. since 2009 schools have been forced to close and flights delayed rain is expected to continue into friday. well, still had here all al jazeera, how climate change is affecting the pools battle to contain an outbreak of danger. fees, ah,
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anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways, it's a big thumbs down recently, western saturday, they haven't made across the deserts towards the gulf, but they're trying the clouds just about showing up in the sky, but no more than that. however, it does represent a change of weather type as carter a strong breeze, develope in east and saudi, picking up the sand, bringing a few showers to q weight, and this side of it is proper change of season. this is still thinking about it. so don't have temperatures come down. recently, the forecast may see it rise a little bit, but it goes down for the early morning, therefore it goes down in the evening, misty, both times of day, little warmer than average, but not extraordinary. so. but here's the real change of weather type. look at this, this mess of whether rain or snow, or cross turkey into was lebanon, western coast of, of syria, and beyond. by suspect garza could be seen on shore. unpleasant weather. it tends
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to eat a little bit by saturday. the showers going across the northern part of iraq and syria into was iran so easily at height. then south that it just remains relatively quiet. there's a breeze picky up during sunday. we're gonna brief shamal. i think into cattle, but it won't be particularly dusty. the rain still going. sas concentrating in the con goes and actually guinea for next couple of days. the weather sponsored by kat on a was jumping to the stream where no topic is off the table. i don't think anybody's anymore, and i said in a day, we are the subject of the royal family to that one person's opinion. but what amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption. we're a global audience, becomes a global community. the scariest part of this moment in my country is this toys for a more weapon. the st. oh, now j 0. ah.
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the book about watching lisa who run the reminder of all top stories. china was such a new record for the highest number of cases in a day since the pandemic began. reportedly how many 33000 infections on friday is the 2nd consecutive record setting day restrictions have been imposed. multiple cities power has been restored to part of the ukraine. main capital, keith, but the president has warned, the situation is still difficult. much of the country is without heat, electricity, and water supply. falling rush strikes on ukraine's energy facilities. a vigil has
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been held in the french port city of dunkirk to mark one year since that boat carrying 27 asylum seekers friends to the u. k. so i can the english channel, france french rescue services. if it criticize, they respond to the calls, the help for the c l. o. musk says that he's got the amnesty for suspended accounts. and twitter poll bus asked is accounts that have not broke of the law or engage in agree just spam, should be reinstated, substitute for that, and yes, the billionaire says, the change will take place next week. santos ro is a technology analyst. he says to his new policy may be fair, but of musk to stop hate speech of the platform. i think this boy was ridiculous. and describing my head. you know, he lot must always gets the benefit of doubt. we always think that he has something behind it. it's too good, too, too smart to mess up things. but this is,
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this is going to be, it's not going to be an easy task. this has been a huge issue, a sensitive issue, have speech and all that his moderation committee was supposed to do all this, fix all this, then he goes around the fire and as everyone people responsible to do that. so i think that a lot of questions at this point, it's become a classic case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. some key people who made twitter, what it is. ok needs a few for fixing on the edges. you tweaks, but you don't just abandon the old shipment crashing on this thing. so i don't know what he's up to. this ball doesn't sound very convincing. he wanted to do it. one could make it a true public square. ok, that's fine. we'll give you the benefit of doubt. that's what the one of the thing, but you better get to get on to it and get some things going and stop this a speech you just have to. there is no room for that. so we'll see i at this point, the odds are against him. it's the vicious one out there,
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the twitter was and he needs to get some strong barriers in there. so let's see what he that let's give him the benefit of doubt. like we have done with all these other businesses and he's always come through, let's hope he comes through as well. no pulse dang g fee. the outbreak has isn't 2 more than 50000 cases. it's one of the highest figures to date. now some experts say could become easier to get infected as climate change gets more intense, bobby low has more from cap and do it was just a headache is slight fever at 1st. so 76 year old lady by a group shrugged it off. later on she started vomiting and had diarrhea. her daughters took her to clinic where she was put on an intravenous trip, but that also didn't help. so they went to the hospital. i think dan gay is more severe than covey. 1919 these just fever, but she was puking and had diarrhea so bad that she couldn't eat anything nor drink
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water. all symptoms pointed to a disease, there was spreading rapidly in the pall. after doctor's ransom tests, it was confirmed. la maya had contracted dingey. a virus carried by the yellow fever mosquito. doctor sher butter point is an infectious diseases specialist at his government hospital. he recalls events during the height of the outbreak, not far from what he witnessed during the countries delta wave of the coven, 19 pandemic. personally human examine more than 200 every day. while i was examine the question, i used to see the people you know, their folly while they are walking. so if the, remind me of a width, sanitation in parts of the capital cotton who is poor, but cold weather has prevented mosquitoes from thriving until now think it has been around for decades. and it is tribe, mainly in tropical and sub tropical regions for breeding conditions. are ideal for
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mosquitoes, but this years rainy season has seen a record number of cases here in the past. not just in the lowlands, but in higher all to choose as well. experts say climate change is at least partly to blame. patches of warming is much more higher in the hallway compare that is part of those. and because of these wanting, especially in mountain reason, this become the conducive environment. part of the, you know, ah, if redeeming for didn't fill out it, like maya has spent days in the hospital and is hoping to be able to return home soon. the good news is with winter coming. the outbreak has slowed, but then it isn't going away. and the mortality rate and the power could get worse if other strains start infecting it's people bar to below. i'll just 0 cut and the level 32 teams of the cut all 2022 woke up. i've taken to the field, brazil in portugal,
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both made winning starts to the tournament. gemini, sh has all of the action demo. 5 time champions, brazil. it kicks off the quest for a 6 wildcat taiser with a win against serbia. goal is after an hour the match came to life as rash, arleson pounds, brazil. ahead and double the lead. and thanks to a process from rodriguez where she was a note still a lot of what today the top story can they did it in a spectacular style. he scored at 9 goals. in his last 7 appearances, phase country may might seem to have her straight tonight there in the p. s. d strike. it went off after a heavy tackle late in the game. a confidence stopped by brazil and facade the plenty to think about. they didn't manage a single shot on targets ro, pathic was that well, that was a lot tougher than expected out for brazil, the fox on wind is coming up against a very resolute. so the inside are here at the asylum international stadium that
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holds until the charleston are stored, his double, avi, i strike i who plays a full talk. moving the english premier league is now school di goldlick and 70 international. and he's made a lot of people here, very, very happy. i've got a few friends who here with me today. what a fantastic performance from dallas and especially about 2nd gold. yes, we have a good time. it was a good match. i think it's 1st a complicated progressive, but the 2nd like the stretch tomorrow. betty, that he's with for what you think, i presume when the well, i think so. i think old devry is going to read. they will go. okay, well, i don't doubt. i mean, it was down from the found that brazil, here's a good way to 6th. well top, they'll have to do, come up with a mob fall better performance is the one i put up against the savvy about their
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coach. our teeth are will be happy that i just got on the board and our upper running. i talked where the 22 christiano went out. i stopped talking and finally started playing football. at this loud cut criticism of manchester united resulted in his time at the club being ended. but he remains essential to put those plans. it is tournament is andy richardson reports. oh, how much longer will christiane rinaldo name be on the back of a portugal shirts. with his contract at manchester, united terminated the 37 year old is playing at this world cup in a state of semi unemployment sandwich. talk about ronald r. is he stover? the main man for portugal robbers the legend in the world. we cannot doubt about it . you know, a break here, all the records fees a little bit, all i have hope or name, but we have a lot of good players. all of them each a good to go on. us fans were out in numbers to support their players,
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seemingly unconcerned about the challenge. ahead. to go to put him in our pocket. granado. he's old. he's old. this is last worked up well, go to discipline. how do you think your team can do this? well, how we're going to really shove the whole world today. i mean, even though the topography is how by the great players, you can measurable madeline harvison. we have a very useful t v. looking forward to speaking them. but think only way to describe it. to be honest, we're not afraid of love, but we're not there. anybody. rinaldo was picked to start and caps in his country. these teams met the 2014 world cup on that occasion. ranaldo school, portugal winner. what little action there was in the 1st hall revolt around rinaldo . that one points he had to pull in the net and the goal to be ruled out for a fowl. in the 2nd half at 2nd on rinaldo sets up a moments of history. he converted the result in penalty to become the 1st player
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to school at 5 different men's world cups. gone as captain andre a you a veteran of the school to reach the quarter finals in 2010 level to match at 11 only for goals from joint o raphael leo to put portugal 31 head late headed from osmond. mccurry. couldn't stop this noise belonging to portugal and rinaldo. amazing. he's this guy. unbelievable. he's so given more to the team that people, because he has a you know, the talent for their leadership. rinaldo, now the 1st flight to score 5 local clubs. whatever other kid amazon, like, you know, there's one guy who's done this. i want you to say and not better. rinaldo came into this game with
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a point to prove he's finished it with another record. and his team talk of their group donna did manage to produce african 1st goals and his world cup. the continent is still waiting to see its 1st when at these finals. and he richardson al jazeera at dough house 97 for stadium. se jemma we've, we've seen 2 heavy weights in action, portugal and they were, you predicted a 51 window for brazil again survey. well it wasn't quite the go fast. you thought it would be, but they were pretty convincing. where they not, no, i think they were convincing. sort of yeah, proof to weird, tough side to kind of expect that, that we were wondering about if they could do that at the highest level they were. and i think it proved that brazil they know how to suffer, they know how to cook a match and they perform. i think it okay. i must say, must offends that to hit the boast. so it could have been a little bit bigger. and now they have so much offensive. first quality they're in
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the final 3rd. i mean, yeah, they might have had some problems. but that there you have re charlie, son. he said it looked like he was playing in ipanema beach at some point for bali . you have all of that ego beneath suicide, gabriella is, are so much quality dare. and i think they are a better built her team to, to, for me, it might be the favorite now. well, one now because i predicted that gen, tina france, maybe i'll say brazil and no one portugal in christiane. even now to in particular, what do you make is a, his performance, his performance. it was what we could expect for rinaldo right now, knowing that he can still produce that he can still offer something and what i mean, something it's obviously in terms of goals, but also in terms of intangibles because there was a moment where he did come up to pitch where we saw portugal stumble, little bit, the kind of weaver to bit in, in got gun back into the game. yet at the same time, you saw the team be able to get back together. we group and finally be able to kill
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off the match. still you and you know that whether it's 30, whether it's 60, he can still contribute. he can still offer you something. what that something is that depends from a much better basis. and just had a moment ago that brazil might have snuck ahead and have you as say his favorites, the torment. what do you think after this 1st round of games which is now being completed? and who's impressed you the laced? what with what? the more things change, the more they stay, the same brazil, after the 60 minute they tend that underscore lot. they haven't lost an opener at 8 years last time they did was 934 in spain. so when you start looking at that, that ends up being a factor, yet you see them dominating, regulating, and being able to create england. another thing that it really impressed me, frances, another team has been able to impress me yet far. okay. and living on in the same group as that portugal here we just discuss your guy were frustrated and are even in great game with south korea. you're a guy a twice at the pace, including a strike in front of me here that heard a late in the game and ended nail nail disappointment for the uruguay team and
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south korea escaping with a draw where they didn't even have a shot on targets. switzerland, one, no one has a the camera. the only go cutting from breland. bailey, who was born in camry, is clearly an emotional move in to the striker who made his celebration celebrations very low key. every team has that played at once. now at the tone on the house, a cat hot return to action on day 6. felix sanchez and his team are we looking at to up their game when they face is cynical add to alpha mom a stadium defeat could and the home teams hopes of making the last 16 at their own tournament. so you are the action on friday. it starts with wiles up against iran at ahmed banality stadium at 10 o'clock at gmc, that is followed by that castle game netherlands of face ecuador, at least the stadium. and the action concludes with england's clash with the.
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