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as the nation marks the new year. we look at how a lack of affordable housing in the us is worsening that homelessness crisis. plus i'm partner with the on the outskirts of new delhi authorities, have bank school in this region to if you've equality, but many companies said this would impact livelihood. ah, we begin in cray show where the nation is now adopted the euro as its official currency. it comes nearly 10 years after it joined the european union. it also becomes part of the shingles zone, meaning unrestricted, travel to all the member nations. stephanie deca has more from zagreb. it's not just a new year. it's also a whole new currency. and here crecia feelings are mixed. seems every, every country who took on the euro standard of leaving the downs you, i think,

is going to be the same. and gratian nice, so i'm not happy because i think everything will be more expensive. to be honest, i don't really care about that much. so i think it's probably a natural transition. and that's fine with me. when it comes to business imports, exports, and the tourism, the crecia is hugely reliant on many say it's a benefit. more than half of our external trades is done with the euro zone countries, and approximately 2 thirds of the tourist overnight stays done by the tourists who are coming from the euro area. so for us, it's a huge, it's important for our tourism, for our economy. jeweler, mario not guy agrees, i think it will be easier to, to work and many levels and we don't lose money on conversions. the challenge in the short term, however, is that for the next 2 weeks, the local currency can still be used to buy,

but the change must be in euro's. we will be a little exchange, but though i will push more kind of payment and just slowly transition i think i hope the kind of payment will work would if didn't break, then we are the 1st day of 20. 23 has another 1st 2. as the euro currently takes over your career is also entering the shank and zone. it's the 1st time a country adopt both on the same day. and that means that from now on, if you're entering or exiting from the change in zone, no more identity or board of truck. most of creation is foreign visitors or european to meet a lot, definitely, and borders in and border control or sunday free movement. and leveraging yes for now, it's the new euro, that is one of the main subjects of conversation. and prices will continue to be displayed in both currencies as the people navigate their way through the

transition. many as austell, i'm sorry we are losing the kona, but nobody as the people, i feel sorry because i think a country which has its own currency maintains its identity and historical values. not just an economic and political change, but for many here. the loss of a small sense of creation identity, even if it comes with benefits, has go live now to stephanie decker. she's in the corporation capital joins us live from zagreb. so stephanie, a new year and a new status for the crime. in the you very much so, and that being heralded here as a massive success were actually expecting the creation prime minister with the president of the european commission to come here shortly. and to have a symbolic coffee at a cafe just next to where we are in pay. in euro's they just made statements at the border as well as lavinia also mentioning the benefits of the shingles zone.

actually ursula fund lay and talking about how creations will always remember the 1st time they used the euro. yes, it is, and it is a massive success from the sense of economically. there are benefits some for the country for the, for a and exports and imports. but i can tell you that practically when it comes to this transition, it is a complicated one even now already. and kathy is a lot. 1 of shops remain close at january 1st. you can pay in to now, which is the old currency as of today, but change needs to be given in euro's and this is proving difficult. dad, shop owners have told us that this is going to be chaotic. we're seeing it already . i think we're going to see it really in the next couple of days. the next 2 weeks is when the coon are, can still be used and also sammy, the elderly, you know, have savings even at home in cash in kuda. this needs to be changed when they go to the market to buy basic birds. they're going to be getting money back in years. so this transition is going to be difficult, but certainly the bigger picture politically, economically for croatia as seen as

a huge went. all right, thanks so much. definitely back either crater is adult in europe at a difficult time for the continent. the european central bank is trying to curb inflation after years of providing stimulus packages to support growth. but krasier is hoping it's new currency will bring economic stability as it battles a $13.00 inflation rate. and despite not adopting the when it 1st joined, the you in 2013, the currency is already widely used across the creation economy. earlier, we spoke to the val, again, nero is a political analyst in croatia. he says this monetary move is a good one for creations. as the country solidifies is integration into the e. u. i just put in this nationalistic group oriented people in gray show door that this good cause the problem decrease losing monitoring. so serenity and that

is not a good choice for creation, but really great is not a, using its monitors or anything for the last 25 years, at least. so it has a fixed exchange rate for euro. and now we're entering in a euro's own a very it has the opportunity for 3 good issues. one is substantially substantial one because the interest rate will be lower and the credit rating will be better. the 2nd reason is stack and go gratia use. most of its business doing in euro's

and creations are making their savings over the now in euro. and finally, it's a symbolic issue when gray shades becoming a part of hard main integration, also european union. so 14 people have been killed in an attack in afghanistan capital. it happened in the early hours of sunday morning, near cobble international airport, 80 and others were injured. and let's bring in now not for a lot how cabal he's a journalist and political commentator joins us via skype from cobble good to have you with us 1st all, any indication of who is behind this last thank you didn't and sorry for the dark to image to have made because we do not have electricity.

so that is why i'm using and light to just get this done. unfortunately, yes, today at around 2 o'clock, the exclusion has happened at the military. they do off. as you have mentioned that it is said that around 15 people have been killed in more than 20 are injured in this inclusion. we had 2 other side exclusion and couple as really but the officials did not announced that number of casualties and also. ready i guess you know that today, before we had the attacks on the, on a chinese it on the hotel where the casualties number was not announced by the authorities. so tell me what we have the latest information that is deb. no one had got that responsibility off the attack or the exclusion.

but what renewable from the context of the political situation usually such type of attacks exclusion are taken by the ice is key. and i've got understand, you may know that last week, the claim, the responsibility off killing of provincial, at least, commanded by the province at the mark of i've gotten his son to and from the nature of the attack. so we can say that the usually the state of attack done by i just cannot understand because i says kid is the only enemy riches claiming that legality of birth is let me give it up. and i've got a claim that we are fighting against and really get a government who is not applying show you

given all of this history of isis k attacks since the thought about to go over. what impact is it having on the authorities? what impacts that having on the control of the taliban and the country? good find that he made a but the 2 more and the most important impact that in mix one. it challenge is that only a privilege that, that, that is let me get a gun is done, has all the time it's raises that we brought security and a comparable security. the gun is done, but such type of attacks and exclusions questions. this is a claim that, that, that is let me come out of a gun make made and mix. the 2nd point is it creates concerns among the public off of that is because we knew the situation is not with the kind of mechanical to, to get it in

a socially so such type of exclusions and packs bring this, these questions that the current government is also unable to see q and there that people seek you had said in the 3rd point is that this, it makes it dis discredited that did a cut in government because as they claimed that we brought a security, all that i've done is done in re review with not written it's an exclusion and the security issue. but unfortunately every day. ready or, and many times in a week that re here exclusions and acts in kabul and across the country. so these are the most important embarks, in effect, it make to the people into the government. all right, thank you so much for your update on that. and also to lock about. thank you. ah,

no explosions have shaken the ukrainian capsule just after the country welcomed the new year, half an hour into 2020 three's caves. air raid sirens rang out with bloss following shortly after. the city's mayor says air defense systems were working to protect people. there were a barrage of attacks on saturday that killed at least one person. chance stratford reports from kia on those earlier attacks. a residential street on file homes destroyed real good. obama. a dead woman covered by a plastic sheet. all of the more boom, the aftermath of yet another barrage of russian missiles when the ukrainian capital kiva. not almost all them and growth of america me and my husband were literally thrown into the corridor. we regained consciousness. we heard glass chattering, and then there was an explosion, one after another. we ran to the basement with now when we came out into the street,

we saw ambulances, and there are casualties. scoring for hip, seeing the so tell was reportedly only closed down in recent days was also hit by what's believed to have been an intercepted russian miss all the woocommerce model, the hulu. it was a nightmare. it was a massive explosion. we have a strong building, but it still shook. i was standing by the window and went to the corridor and hid. i can't believe it was so close within. i show you another neighbourhood, police gather shrapnel. nearer to me to the crater of a single building isn't partially destroyed. people rush to repair their windows in winter cold. this is the 3rd consecutive day roches launched missiles, or so called kamikaze drones, cranium capital, and numerous cities across the country. all it was with his wife,

tatiana in their sitting room. it was a sudden deafening blast. there were both the hotels in the floor. i entered my head. my husband face was cut and was terrified. what can you do now? is cold and they are afraid of ma, strikes is a constant fear for her through a perpetual on her bill. there was a crash and glass flew. i was afraid for my wife, more than myself, pretty issue. the blood covet, pavement in a park with children's play, shock, fear, and the terrifying uncertainty of not knowing where the next one will land scenes of utter devastation in this residential neighborhood. the level of the destruction here. it's incredible that more people were injured or killed. this is news, 8th, ukrainian capital cha, stratford al jazeera cave brush and state media reporting. one person has been

killed in ukrainian shelling officials in the city of yes and no volunteer in the russian held done yet. screech and released the statement. the also saying a woman was injured when ukrainian forces find that the city on sunday that either yeah, mr. play should go. does anyone blue steam next year when be easy, those rushes enemies will continue to break it, but they will not succeed. we have become stronger because we are united because truth and victory on our side. everything will be done to ensure that the lives of millions of residents of our country and its new land are safe and prosperous. we will always defend the rights and freedoms of our people as their language, culture, and religion, and protect from the present and future of our homeland. tony moore said i had all the news out, including find out why spain, australia, and canada become the lazy countries. impose restrictions on travelers from china and pope francis pays tribute to his predecessor during mass mark world,

day of peace. ah, security has been increased in brazil's capital ahead of the swearing in the president to like louise and i feel the silver on sunday last week's bomb plot by supportive of outgoing lead a job well, sonata res, tensions in, but as alia, will sonata now, early last october run off for a divisive and bitterly fort campaign. the country has become deeply divided since lou left the office in 2011 after serving 2 terms as president. he promised in his words to make brazil happy again. but it faces many hurdles on k, i. k of reports not long ago, smooth sizes for commons, 9 out of every tender zone children receiving the regular vaccine. it took 3

decades of hard work to build the public health system in brazil, reaching the most remote areas of latin, america's largest country. but medical professionals say the vaccination program had been all but destroyed in just the last 4 years. well, but i still feel good on the, on the worst blow inflicted by president job, also not as right wing government was to our credibility. we spend 30 years convincing brazilians to get their free shots regularly. but both scenarios costs so many doubts about the effects. see that not only 60 percent of our children are being vaccinated as a result, diseases like measles and polio, which had been eradicated, are making a comeback. revitalizing brazil's public health system is but one of many challenges president like we've seen as soon as possible. we'll have to face once he takes off his son, january 1st. education is another, the called the 19 pandemic, coupled with a lack of investment,

has increased the education gap between rich and poor, and between whites and blacks. the gather siege, always operable as a lead of both scenarios. wanted to end the affirmative action policies establishing racial quotas and universities. he couldn't but stopped giving students financial aid for transportation and accommodation as a result of 30 percent of those he benefited from quotas, had to drop out, because they had no money to travel back and forth. with the pandemic that went up to 50 percent of the virus also cause public schools 9 year old these years like many who live in really far vellows forgot much of what he had learned about budgeting money. i was unemployed, i just had another baby and had no money for why fi or food? for vinicius, standing on his on, on an empty stomach was almost impossible. and that is perhaps lola's greatest challenge. curbing hunger. brazil is one of the world's largest exporters of grain

and meet like volunteers. here are scrambling for donations to feed a small portion of the countries growing number of hungry being cio citizenship action has collected 1500 tons of food. this is enough to feed 600000 brazilians, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to the 33000000 that have nothing to eat. that is the same number of hungry people. brazil had 30 years ago, a number reduced to 4 and a half 1000000 by 2014. now the country is back to square one. citizenship action, blame successive right when governments for reducing by 96 percent investments in social plans to reduce poverty. to 2016, 2022. that hungered roles from 4500000 people to 33000000 people. that's 50 percent of the country. living incomplete hunger lula has promised to continue distributing

a $120.00 monthly emergency handouts to the poor as bill so now did. during the pandemic. you also promised an additional $30.00 for every needy child, but finding the money to solve so many pressing social demands at a time when the economy is in crisis, will be perhaps, will less biggest challenge overall. when are joined by a mechanic have live in brazilian. so how's the build up looking for that swearing in ceremony. monica well, there's a lot of security for the ceremony because the country continues divided. i'm standing right here in front of the army headquarters. as you can see behind me there, all these people that have been camping out for 62 days already in the sun, in the rain, they're wearing the brazilian flag. and although president abel sonata has already left the country and is in florida,

they continue here because they think that the election has been rigged. they are there are calling for a military intervention. and they will say that they will continue here, standing here until they get what they want, basically, and are on the other side. this is one brazil, there's another brazil which is on the other side of the city which is oh, holding a party. everybody is saw is just just singing and all that, but here they say that they want justice. so brazil continues to be divided and that will be one of lawless biggest challenges to unite brazil again. all right, thanks so much monica. now france is among the countries that will require a negative p. c. r. test from travelers arriving from china. the health and transport mrs. are shells, the goal and fault to inspect the new cove at $900.00 testing facilities from

january. the 1st french authorities will also carry out random cove at 900 tests upon people arriving from china. earlier in the week, italian prime minister, georgia maloney asked all the nations to impose cove with measures against china. chinese president changing ping says these countries entering a new phase in combating the pandemic in his 1st statements since the government abandoned its controversial 0 cove, its strategy, he called for unity in a televised address. beijing handling of the outbreak has prompted criticism and protests on st. louis reports from hong kong at this shopping mall in beijing. people take a few moments to stop and listen to the chinese precedence new year speech. she didn't ping appealed for unity as his administration faces criticism at home. but it's handling of corona virus from want to move back. china is so big a country and different people will have different demands and different views on the same thing, which is normal. well,

it is necessary to build consensus through communication and consultation. this small would normally have been packed on new year's eve, but infections have searched since the government abruptly reversed it. 0 cove, it policy. and that's put a damper on celebrations. arriaga has actually to was all about coal flap. i hope that the name it goes away in 2023, and a country goes back to normal. when i seated to him, the whole of last year the pandemic is horrible. i hope i don't have to stay at home this new year in hong kong. the mood is decidedly different. nearly all cove, it requirements were removed on thursday. people out to party and hoping for a better year. ahead and then bring hong kong back. yeah, we hope that hunk on is going to be back to its former glory. why, how cold it goes away earlier because it's affecting everybody. so yeah. the like the only indication cove it is still a concern. here are these face masts are mandatory in all public faces even

outdoors. but while china and hong kong have relaxed ho v rooms, other countries are fearful of another wave of infections and have placed restrictions on visitors from these places. and some health expense say the increased cases in china could lead to the development of new variance of the virus . florence li, al jazeera, hong kong or dr. william schaffner, is a professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt university medical center. he says, beijing's withholding of crucial information has some countries on edge the concern is that was so much multiplication of the virus, as you say, is a huge surge of infections in the chinese population. that gives the virus the opportunity to mutate and it could possibly mutate into a new variance, a variant that could evade the protection of our current vaccines and therapeutics

. and because the chinese government is not providing the world's scientific community, the genetic information about the viruses currently circulating in china. the thought is we had best test everyone to make sure that they're negative. before they come to this part of the world. that will bias a little time in the event that there is a new variance of concern that is emerging in china. please understand this is not to just keep cases of covered out. that's right. that's like asking somebody not to pour a glass of water into your swimming pool. we have plenty of coven here. the concern is about new variance. if the chinese government provided information on the genetics of these variants that are now circulating in china,

i think there would be less concern around the world. but once again, they are withholding scientific information. it's time for the way that his everton hello, we're seen some very heavy rain recently into saudi arabia and there's more where that came from. you can see a fair amount of cloud straddling. saudi arabia, feeding across the gulf into iran. the wet weather will remain across central western areas of saudi arabia said we have seen some rain recently with some flooding in and around a re add you can see the showers well scattered there for monday. similar picture as we go on into choose day. marty must see a few spots of rain late in the night just feeding across cat her as we go on through the next 24 hours or so. but essentially, it's largely dry to the south and to the north of that area of rain $900.00 celsius . therefore, bay route. well, as you drive across northern parts of africa, you could catch it or chair into northern areas of libya, wanted to shout there across the coastal pass of egypt. temperatures in cairo,

around 20 celsius abreast, colmerton still feeding some dust hayes right across sir. good parts of west africa over the next few days and as it should be, much of west africa is now large sheets, rye, the showers of course, the ra, across the tropics. plenty a cloud around here. some heavier rain there into angola, into zambia into botswana. was to go through the next hour, so scattering a showers to into south africa, along with much mozambique fella had an al jazeera, i'm john henderson, in guyana, where despite an oil boom, the country is investing heavily in solar power. and we look back at the devastating floods that left a 3rd of pakistan on the water. ah, a jenny both dog because, you know, there's a very for everything. there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake and beauty for many years to be very patient

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and 18 injured in an attack, afghanistan capital happened to be early on a sunday morning near cobbled international airport explosions of shaken the ukrainian capital just after the country welcomed the new year half an hour into 2020 three's caves, air raid sirens rang out cities. maya says air defense systems were working to protect people. a lack of affordable housing is contributing to an increasingly visible homeless crisis in the united states. it's estimate that the country needs an additional $3800000.00 housing units. kristen salome has more it may look like an ordinary apartment building, but for 67 year old helen, it's the home she never had before coming here. 3 years ago, she spent years cycling in and out of jail as she struggled with addiction life before here, before fortune society for me. but so there was nothing but darkness since i've

been, he had been to a free and i don't ever want to turn back to that life. that life is how many end up here, sleeping in subways and living on the street. and with scenes like this becoming more common in cities across the country, elected officials have been calling for drastic action. my 1st act as mayor, will be to declare a state of emergency on home from los angeles to washington d. c. to new york. here in new york, the mayor has called from war aggressive policing of the subways, forcibly removing people with obvious signs of mental illness or drug addiction and taking them to the hospital. but advocates for the homeless se treatment alone won't be enough. stanley richard's helped establish castle gardens, the complex, where helen lives. you have to have places for them to go. and when they get on the medication and they stabilize, they need

a safe home to go to. they need to be part of a community. all of the units here are affordably priced with mental health and addiction services offered on site. over half of the tenants here are formerly incarcerated, and many are employed in the building. play o y, new york officials who broke ground on 326 more affordable units earlier this year . admit thousands more are needed. ah, but attempts to build on another site have been met with resistance by neighbors who at this community meeting express concerns about their safety or property values. still advocates say there's evidence such facilities benefit the entire community. the alternative is jail or prison, or rotating from emergency rooms to jail. cells are the alternatives, is humanly damaging an inordinately expensive. so it's

a cost effective intervention for the minority of people who can't live effectively on their own. new york officials have acknowledged meeting the demand will be difficult, and even if successful, for many, it will be too late. christian salumi al jazeera, new york of it's been a 2nd day of protests in bolivia, santa cruz region, after the arrest of a right wing opposition leader police route in force. after friday's violent confrontations with supporters of jailed governor louis fernando camacho. he was arrested on thursday and placed in pre trial detention camacho denies accusations of leading occurred during protests in 2019 that force. then president ever morales from power and claudio legend as a political, unless he says, support for comanche has grown beyond this stronghold in santa cruz. 6 months ago,

nobody of the rest of the provinces would be backing a camacho very much. they didn't have very much sympathy. they didn't have very much they didn't have a good opinion of camacho, today's different today you can see very many protest not only samples, but also in different provinces of bolivia, because the bolivian people is feeling that it's not only come out to that same period, but everybody else that everybody else could be kidnapped, everybody else could be everybody from your position could be taking to prison. they have complete power. odyssey and the, the party in government for after 15 years in power, they have the parliament, they have the police, they have intelligence laid by cubans. and the military's all thinking crazy by humans, very humans are very keen, oper, oper, oper, active, political,

military operative. so i think he will face probably the same faith that jamie, i knew because there is no organized opposition that can stop for the time being. he's doing the government, this kind of human rights violations. north korea's later as promising an exponential increase in the production of nuclear weapons. same media says kim, german has ordered new intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear capability . he says he wants his office to surpass the u. s. and south korea units, kim reports from sol. there was dancing fireworks and a ballistic missile launch. north korea brought in the new year not just with festive at ease, but also by firing what it called. it's super large, multiple rocket launcher officials showed all the systems on saturday, capping

a 6 day meeting of the ruling workers party in which they laid out their goals for a 2023 king john then said 30 such systems are ready to be deployed to quote overwhelm the enemy, south korea. young young also warned. it would significantly increase the production of tactical nuclear weapons, shuns helen tones, would it hang with the current situation, highlights the necessity to mass, produce tactical nuclear weapons, and calls for an exponential increase of the countries nuclear. often o n, as in north korea declared itself a nuclear estate and september, calling its program irreversible and not up for negotiation in announcements made on sunday, a new intercontinental ballistic missile system would also be built with a quick nuclear counter strike mission issue likely to run on solid fuel, it was already on kim johnson's wishlist of military modernization, outlined in its 5 year plan, along with a nuclear powered submarine. analysts say,

report so far as to just to spite strides, made 2022 was a still unfulfilled year of military targets for up young young and that north korea would forge forward while intimidating south korea. in response, south korean president you sonya says, sole stood ready to punish any provocation by the north. his defense ministry warrant any attempt to use nuclear weapons with spell the end of king jenkins government unit kim al jazeera sol. hope francis has paid tribute to his predecessor benedict, the 16th during mass on sunday. he died on saturday. the age of 95 before my head of the roman catholic church thumbed the world when he resigned in 2013. he was the 1st pope to step down in 600 years. and francis called him a noble unkind man, and believe the funeral of the form of pontiff g. today we leave our

beloved pipe, ameritas benedicts, the 16th in the hands of the holy mother. say that she may lead him from this world to god. al jazeera is paul brown, takes a look back at the form of hope's legacy. benedict, the 16th final actors, pope arguably changed the catholic church more than anything else he achieved during his entire atm papacy. on february 28th 2013 benedict became the 1st pope in nearly 600 years to resign. and with his departure flight over the rooftops of rome he officially left behind the vatican the enclave where he'd held key leadership positions for decades. the official reason for the than 85 year old decision was frail health. the vatican stress benedict didn't suffer from any specific illness. but even by 2011, his physical deterioration was obvious. and he had to use a wheel platform to make his way down the long aisle of st. peter's basilica. in

his roomy, susan dieter, getting in these last months, i felt my energies declining. and her boss got insistently in prayer to grant me his light. and to help me make the right decision on us loving the church means also having the courage to make difficult and painful decisions always look into the good of the church and not of oneself. benedict was elected pope in 2005, his reputation as a hard liner, earned him the sober k gods rottweiler. he was a traditionalist with strict views on catholic doctrine, but his was a troubled papacy. benedict certainly made numerous efforts to tackle the global problem of child sex abuse by catholic clergy. but he was also criticized for his own past failures and inadequate handling of abuse cases. and in 2012 documents leaked by his butler in the vatike scandal, revealed a papal administration, riddled with factional power struggles and financial mismanagement. i was at most

con, place knows a very different feeling, a very different dynamic. in the 20131. it was as if and is it the 16th by, by retiring, by, standing down simply handed over a job. you know, that was, that was that needed to be done straight away. he handed over as it were, an inbox, you know, that was very clear. and so the cardinals were able to say, right, this is what needs doing, who is the best person to do the job? the full reasons for benedict's resignation may never be known, but the message of reform that it seemed to cent is credited with profoundly influencing the cardinal's choice of pope frances was benedict successor and the red gallia. dirty is a vatican analyst at a reporter for the catholic news agency. he says benedict. the 16th was quiet in groups with charismatic in personal settings. you spoke to him. i mean, you said 10 minutes in news 10 minutes. you were the only person in the ward and

they didn't mean, i mean, you know, i was just generally say my 1st studies doesn't 9. and some of the time enough they designed. and this fighting, since we spoke together, you will, you always want to know something about your personal life. you never had your patients to tell him. so he wasn't to say, you know, you went down. i used to go that with stevens of intelligence and he wanted to shatter bout talking about that was not needed because he was so curious about people who probably him. and that's strange because the people, the, the big shy and his shy. i mean in front of the crowd were shy. he was not a mental polity. hazy wasn't kidding. but he had a different occasion and he was looking. but it's very nice. we could perceive very well. obviously that i would have met you know, those better. but on the other hand, that i would say, you know, it was fair to do,

for example, you can buy the back in the scandal and the bottler, he's bottler personal friend when you bought it. so he had a fair trial, and then he, pardon me. so you would need that the seems to balance even the situation, even the mistakes of mistakes, you know, the new stress. so, you know, if you want to have a better 2040 because we need to pon that very carefully what you do because we'll move to the he was the ratio gray shorts life. and also the people yet around polluting feels including coal of in band in and around india's capital. it's well just attempt to improve new delhi, their quality for many are concerned. it could affect businesses and livelihoods. hopefully miss hall reports. bit by bit agriculture waste is shoveled into a boiler powering this factory in northern india. the unit next door is using natural gas. both textile plants have been running on cold,

but after the government announced a bad on polluting fuels beam, john, i spent a $150000.00 to switch over. he says his operating costs have doubled over them, company about the robot, our industries unable to compete, it's much cheaper to diet, textiles and cities like the food i quote from one job still using bet. cool. the industry here is a grieving and we are thinking of shifting our factories to others. the region around new delhi is one of the most polluted in the world. ed remains toxic, despite several efforts to reduce it. now, authorities have banned industries from burning, polluting fuels. it's also illegal for people to use coal in their home. according to government data, the region uses $1700000.00 tons of cold air via industrial emissions, down for about 30 percent of the pollution this band is aimed at reducing them and also phasing out dependence on fossil fuels. the high cost of switching to alternative fuels has for some businesses to shut down, while some are moving to areas where coal is allowed,

others are planning to sell and recover their investment and promote that. we are living hand to manage that we are struggling to repay our loans. people here are desperate. i'm not the only one suffering we even considered protesting, but business people don't want that to get bank. i see i got that. they both have on is on the committee that recommended the ban. she says it's the only way to drive change. a reset to some is convince that present part of development is not sustainable. and therefore they have to adopt clean up my yes. the only problem today's do they have the money? i am not in favor of subsidies but may be a sort of soft globe. toma plans are exempt from the ban. many business people rely on fuel, want the government to ease restrictions, or give them financial support to make the transition. park new methodology is eda deandre, northern india. last year's floods in pakistan cause that unprecedented disaster attributed to climate change. the un describe the extreme weather as

a monsoon on steroids. many parts are still waterlogged, and recovery is slow. it's barbara and go po, explains. month after unprecedented floods and pakistan, much of the farming london care, poor district in the southern center province is still under water. people are rebuilding as best as they can. but many are angry with the government's response. aid was slow to which remote regions. oh, you know, when we do one in our houses have fallen down. you don't have teens. we can't shade our children from the sun. how houses have been submerged? i swear to god, there is nothing left on our belongings have been washed away. we poor our children are sick. they are just sitting near. at the height of the flooding, a 3rd of pakistan was under water. 33000000 people were affected. the military and emergency services responded. as did thousands of volunteers. aah!

till an estimated 16000000 children lost their homes and schools and were vulnerable to water born disease and malnutrition. in the months since the disaster outbreaks of cholera, malaria and dang, fever have been reported. this thing requires their feet change the ve ardini system works. we have to improve our but in the system so that the water can go out . if we don't do that, we won't be able to do anything. additionally, we will of also have to see how we grow across in receipt and we grow them. we'll have to work on that. then we'd have to have disaster resistance, such as no disaster. so states of emergencies were declared in 19 of the countries 25, the poorest districts pushing about 9000000 people into poverty with an economy already in crisis. before the monsoon. season the government has appealed for more help

from the global community. the cameras have left, the waters have not yet subsided. how do we start even if the water subside? where are we going to mobilize the vast resources in a cash strapped economy to rebuild this country and get people's jobs and livelihoods back on their feet and not be further debt burdened? these waters might proceed in a few weeks or months, but climate change is here to stay. our correspondent, the summer binge of 8 visited st province. he says many people there are afraid the world will forget them on still, even if we go totally green and totally renewable to morrow, somehow we will still remain are very tiny contributors as because we have any contributions to the emissions, all the global emissions, all in one mega difference. so global warming will continue. our glitches will continue to man walks the way forward the way forward is that the, the,

the big polluters, the big emitters, have to e, make restitution to the global south. historic lawson damage fund was adopted at the you and climate change conference in egypt in november. it aims to compensate poor a nation's battling extreme weather. but environmental essay, more needs to be done to reduce the emissions causing climate change or vulnerable countries like pakistan, will continue to suffer barbara and gave her al jazeera still. i had an al jazeera preparations on the way to the way co football legend pal a at the stadium. where is korea began? ah, the latest news as it breaks. this particular sub station has been here in 3 separate attacks. why 6 rush and they saw with detailed coverage,

they had hope that the u. s. would relax order. pandemic restrictions this week, which was likely, had shattered their off of getting in from around the world. over 3000000 people spoke to the 3 m. when a site's a feel for you and then next week, i'm the national team ah, a whole oh

a now it is in the day of national mourning for pele, widely known as the king of football. his way will be held on monday at the club stadium in san tulsa, where he made his name. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend to funeral procession carrying his coughing through the city on tuesday. john holman visited santa elsewhere as a museum dedicated to the football legend. ah, this is the salon of all. hey, the king's badge, hailey's private room and his own museum, used it. when doing interviews, a meeting friends, cloudy, and the staff here is showing us around. let's do a photo of him with his parents, say, the chair he sat in bad cylinder was introduced as ordinary objects made somehow

important by the presence of one enormously famous as it is now. going to be a she got to know during her time working at a think he was very kind, always treated everyone as if it was a pleasure to say them. he was a special person. pele was more than a person. he was a brand important enough for the brazilian government to build this museum to cause the stress yet us up all of the foreign is used to visit the museum because hey, the king was so important. he was an idle m f. now he's become an marshal only and a loaner, but he was only too mortal vulnerable to begin with. it's quite pointed naturally that the museum starts with the shoe box. the play built with his uncle and he was shining shoes at a very young age. the local railway station, this is where it all started for him, the sort of poverty phases family was in. that boy became the man of a 1000 goals who could shoot with both the run the 100 meters in 11 seconds. hover,

seemingly supernaturally in the air. every one wanted a photo with him. they still do so for him were mucous along. i travelled across and kilometers to take a picture with the keel. i mean, he was a really good player, but what makes it so special that it was worth driving a 1000 kilometers for our warranty? all my daughter who has 3 stars, he says, referring to pelligrini, woke up wins. he still be only one from there to the pinnacle of celebrity meetings with monica president, movie stars, endless endorsement bills, the little boy grown up shining shoes in brazil, global and estate that his death. but it didn't seem the affection for him back in the night. air santos, the town whose team he playful. where his museum is. a 1000 voices. suddenly, sometimes i'm coming home. it's in the last moments of dying. hello,

departed with enormous affection remains to him. here. john, home and outdoor center. guyana. seeing an energy boom off the huge oil fields were discovered off its atlantic coast. well now it's using that new found wealth to fund solar projects, benefiting isolated, mainly indigenous communities. john, 100 reports from georgetown. ah, deep in the remote jungles of guyana far from the coastal power grid where the kite 2 or falls meet a rain forest, the blankets, the landscape. a new generation of guy and he's our indian seeing the light before solar power panels during the village. this underdeveloped bridge and ran on expensive diesel generators, or no power at all the land cars lead. and it didn't have anything that starts at the study, as met in the village of kato, an hour and

a half flight from the capital of georgetown solar energy. now power is the school's new computer lab, the lights and air conditioning that cools this tropical climate. quite comfortable here in a remote area. so it's beautiful in terms of having solar energy and electricity open running. even fetched roof huts are energized off the grid. it for all of the help even government who they are, the village off is this renewable renaissance was previously possible, but unaffordable until now, beneath the waters off the guy and he's coast lies a newly discovered bounty of oil, enough to transform a country with a poverty rate near 40 percent, according to the world bank to an oil rich republic. now the nation's newfound oil wealth is funding in energy project that is electrifying the rural landscape. we are pursuing

a program to provide some 30000 solar home systems to communities that are distant and far removed from the national well going on is just beginning to export oil to the world. president here fund only wants to replace carbon based fuels at home with renewable energy, with a goal of cutting the cost of power. in half. we have a very or writ, system or power is driven by fossil fuel. the demand for power has grown exponentially. so we're investing in solar hydro, when our natural gas, as part of our energy mix, the nation's energy planners are harnessing the rain forest rivers to power. hydro plants like this one near kato, even in the capital of georgetown were guy on his oil boom is being felt the most solar power is transforming the landscape and the power grid event boom, can continue. experts say the fossil fuel bounty of the guy in east coast has the

potential to provide clean energy to the countries remotest regions and lift the fortunes of the next generation. john henry and al jazeera georgetown, guyana. how about fit for me, sammy day than for this news now, but i'll be back in the moment with more today's news ah, from inside the walls of a west african prison comes a chance to create, to express that emotion. and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. renown choreographer shares his passion for dogs, inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their pass and the confines of their presence. the dance a thieves, a weakness documentary on al jazeera, ah,

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