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hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera ally from dough are also coming up fears about color outbreak in syria. fall in the recent earthquakes which have worse than the humanitarian crisis. a call for nigeria presidential election to be cancelled opposition party said the results of being manipulated. an russian media reports a string of drone attacks with one crashing near the capital moscow. ah, you as politicians are debating a bill that would give the president authority to ban apps including tick tock, u. s. intelligence agencies believe the video sharing platform is a national security risk because the chinese government could have access to use a data, tick tock, us around a 100000000 users in the u. s. alone. the app has already been banned from government issued phones in the us, canada, and the european parliament. tick tock is

a modern day trojan horse. of the ccp used to surveil and exploit americans personal information. in other words, it's a spy born in her fun. i think that this legislation would damage our allegiances across the globe. bring more countries into china's vis beer, destroy jobs, here in the united states, and under cut, cor, american values of free speech and free enterprise. were china says the band by the u. s. is an abuse of state power neighborhoods only shoes yet, or how that war. as the world stop superpower, how unsure of itself can the usb to fear a young people's favorite up to such a degree. when the u. s. has been over stretching the concept of national security and abusing state power to suppress other countries. companies. we firmly opposed this wrong action issue in the us government should respect the principles of market economy and fair competition. parties or castro has more now from washington,

dc. the regulations, the protections that this bill is designed to strip from tick tock are, frankly, the only thing that stand between the social media app and the previous attempts to ban it across the united states. of course, by the trump administration. what this bill does is it would allow the current presidential ministration joe biden to ban ticked off across the nation if it is determined that the app is sharing private user data with anyone who is involved or controlled by china or the chinese government. this is a republican sponsored bill, it sponsor called tick tock, a trojan horse saying that it can be turned to spy on americans. and there have been a few democrats on this committee though, who have voiced that this proposal is too broad. and for that reason they are opposed to it. tick tock and it's spokesperson is trying to defend itself. they

point to measures taken within the last 2 years. to try to make safeguards for a sick, for example, storing all americans, user data and servers in the united states, not when then china. and in fact, there has been an ongoing lobbying effort from tick tock here in capitol hill and, and at the white house to work out a deal. and that still might be the case where the social media app is allowed to continue its operations in the us. so let's bring in michael. daniel, he's the chief executive officer of cyber threat alliance. joseph, lie from arlington in virginia. michael, good job. you were there. so the u. s. was followed the canadians on the european parliament in bunting tick tock from government issued phones for now. what exactly michael is the security threat posed by tick tock and how dangerous is it? well like for the app that you have on your phone that collects information and have access to things like your phones, camera, on your phones, microphone,

it can be used to collect information. even collect things are typically if the app is activated in some way without your, your knowledge of it. so those are the kinds of security threats that it can do. it could also track your phone calls or text messages or other things. so western governments of thing, look, tick tock is a national security national security threat, but isn't not a bit hypocritical michael when social media platform. facebook was accused of doing exactly the same thing years ago, having a huge amounts of use data to cambridge analytics. so how come we didn't ban facebook? where there are some differences in the sense that we're talking about here is whether or not the chinese government can compel tick tock to simply turn over user data and other things without any sort of form of due process. and that's a challenge that authoritarian regimes like china, like russia and others. you know, if you're a company operating in those countries,

you don't have any choice but to cooperate or collaborate with the government. unlike in the western countries where we have things like due process and you know, an independent judiciary. what i would say is that as with many of the social media platforms, they all pose some degree of risk. and everyone should be mindful of the amount of data. there's any sort of social media platform it's collecting about them. some analysts say the threat posed by tick tock is actually overblown, because bad actors can find troves of use the data elsewhere. i mean, many companies in the us are collecting tons of data all the time. well, i certainly think that the particular fewer over tick tock in particular may be in fact be a little bit overblown. the broader question about sort of how we put controls on what controls, how we put controls on various technologies. whether or not we're going to make distinctions among them based on their country of origin and things like that.

those are very big serious questions. and they're worth being debated. but i do agree that if, if i were trying to do intelligence collection and tick tock might not be at the top of my list, just a final thought to you, michael, how significant ben is this republican lead us house committee at this now debating whether to give the president the pilots are entirely ban picked up in america. is that ever likely to happen and doesn't then have broader implications for american civil liberties? well, i certainly think that it should be given serious consideration about whether or not we want the government to have the ability to actually restrict whether or not any americans can access things like applications that are, you know, without some sort of, you know, direct linked to causing immediate harm or something like that. i think there are very serious civil liberties implications and then we should be discussing this quite thoroughly. michael doesn't really to get your thoughts on your analysis.

thank you very much indeed, michael. thank you. thank you. thank you for having me. ah, in. now there are fears of a car outbreak in syria as it struggles to recover from the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that struck more than 3 weeks ago. the un humanitarian chief says the situation on the ground is dire and more international aid is needed. greg, demand, and density therefore critical items. tense being the obvious example, rising prices, australian supply chains, into the, into the region. jails beginning to fly and supplies detection border and also cross into damascus and aleppo. this is essential and most welcome of the markets no longer readily supplied. prosper operations, the son of these poor items. hence the need such costly but necessary.

critical infrastructure is about a damaged when the car moves as a journalist in it live, he says the area was already lacking a safe sewage system before the recent destruction. as we saw in the past couple of weeks, the catastrophic disaster that did the areas of northwest at western nursery did not only cause the severe and complete destruction of thousands of buildings. it also severely affected the sewage system in the entire areas of north western assyria. a which was already in a disastrous and it was already a disastrous. the effects on the sewage to similar to restricts at restrict access to clean water in the area which led to the a spread of cholera disease in north assyria, which is which resulted in the death of 2 or 2 people in the area that were

adjuster gestured by the civil defense teams and around 580 suspected cases were just registered in the area the the, the area was already suffering from a lack of proper sewage system. as officials are stated, that 63 percent of the a refugee camps in the area lack proper sewage systems at 43 percent per cent lack, really clean water. and the ongoing disaster even made this situation even more complicated on the humanitarian teens. currently, thousands of people are still living in temporary shelter centers and sold by a n g o. and these, these environments even contribute in the spread of the, of the cholera disease as up to 1515 families stay in that in the same temporary shelter a center. and among them are children and women who are a are exposed to be affected by the a disease their needs are increasing as time passes as they are like regular

a relief material such as hearing materials and food for these families. meanwhile, tucker has begun work to rebuild the homes of 1500000 people destroyed in the powerful earthquakes that struck the south of the country with elections just months away, president, odor one has pledged to rebuild as soon as poss. but as governments under pressure to prioritize safety standards, i shall bar reports from carmen marsh. levon turner has come back to his neighbourhood in god, a man mirage to recover his belongings. his family had to move to a village nearby, but levant says he intends to return as soon as his parents house is rebuilt. una marsan, you know marcia, on my table, i want to spend my life in marsh. i was born here. all i want is a home that is built on solid ground and in lie with construction regulations. eager to counter growing criticism, the actors slowly during the earthquakes,

government officials have pledged to finish reconstruction within a year, she emerges in there. this is the biggest earthquake mobilization in the history of turkey or where establishing new urban planning for affected cities. and we will ensure the cultural and demographic identities of those cities are preserved. ah earthquake every is being cleared, paving the way for huge construction sites in affected areas. city official say, thou determined to build houses that are going to be stronger, safer and better. turkish society is divided on how best to move forward after the devastating earthquakes and staggering death tall the government insists or rebuilding quickly so that those who lost their homes can find a permanent shelter. but for many experts and architects is about making sure

citizen buildings are designed to withstand powerful earthquakes and save lives. this foil, but not everybody is convinced the government is doing the by thing. only bork, i good cheer miss is a construction engineer. he says the authorities should 1st stop giving zoning amnesty is to builders of violate seismic construction codes look, will adorable. muse shoot you hold on. so since lower media with the ongoing aftershocks from time to time, i'm wondering whether rebuilding now is the right thing to do. the authorities have arrested dozens of builders and the mayor for violating safety standards. for now, victims of the earthquakes continued to deal with with they know nothing will ever be able to compensate for the loss of their loved ones hush smell, but al jazeera garmin mulash opposition parties in nigeria, coating for the presidential election to be scrapped as frustration grows many

people want to see more transparency in the electoral process. i'm a jam june report. i won the gathering may have been small, but the anger was palpable. members and supporters of nigerian main opposition people's democratic party had hoped the country's general election would bring better days. and not once you knew nigeria. how many now what would happen the next generation or what do we? i don't want to be likely. now they're convinced misconduct is it plays, we were promised a process that was open, most transparent, that was straight to the point. the process of them being sold, let the wave look promised. at issue the slow pace of uploading results to the website of the independent national electoral commission. tension squared briefly, when security officers showed up minutes later, they were called away. this protest taking place close to the national coalition

center where voting results for the presidential election are being certified. the sentiment here is similar to what we're hearing from many nigerians, extreme frustration at how long this process is taking. for its part, the country's electoral commission insists the delays are the result of technical hitches and not due to any sabotage. but that's little reassurance to many voters in a country with a history of vote buying and ballot rigging. sharon or a soc way works with young nigerians helping them to get engaged in the political system at a cafe in the capital, she meets with friends worrying the situation with a ro trust among younger voters. they were told that this process or would be creep with a fair ad. you have lots of accounts, sets of half is process sending out the weight is and then string sad. christine a donnie boy, your book supports opposition labor candidate, peter obee, but says his victory or defeat is now beside the point. everything about the

election ease asked, is ashanti fond news? and i want to see that i must fair and square. you know, i want to lose deloney i but i don't want to be told i know without giving them an option to know how i lost. how did i use direction? how did i wind the lesson? questions that many in nigeria thought would have been settled at a time when answers are sorely needed. mamma jim drama does either a boucher for a short break here in al jazeera when we come back seeking justice survivors of the war in saddam's darfur ridge and speak out on the last and back to the conflict plus on challenger than i buy. well, congress in barcelona, where the industry is keen to demonstrate in sustainability goals, we find out that its efforts match its promises ah, in syria citizens or collecting evidence,

a show of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the outside regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face. but as with fish, syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera i was been a hands on journalist working in asia in africa. there'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my iron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now, where confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's well, 0 is so important. we make those connections they come from humble indian villages. but then chasing international sporting success. one on one east

examines how athletics is helping tribal communities gain the recognition and accept on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. i pick remind about top stories here at this l. u. s. politicians are debating a bill that would allow the president to bandon the chinese video sharing platform to talk, as well as other apps. intelligence agency sake, tick tock is a national security risk because beijing put have access to user data. there are growing fears of cholera outbreak in the north western region of syria falling recent earthquakes. syrian opposition, one civil defense says at least 2 people have died from the disease and they were

nearly $600.00 reported cases and opposition parties in nigeria, according to the presidential elections, to be cancelled. this brought in the process as a sham in actual commission that says there have been technical glitches in the voting, which took place on saturday. russian media reporting that an unmanned drone has crashed and the moscow region, the governor says the drug was targeting a facility belonging to a gas problem. russian media says the drone was made in ukraine. they've been no casualties or property damage. in the russian president, vladimir putin has told his security service to step up its activity to count to what he called grubbing espionage operations against russia. if she could duct you in that booklet. but i, she, we must strengthen our counter intelligence. as western special services have always traditionally worked against russia inactive way, we have now thrown additional personnel, technical, and other resources against us. we must respond to it accordingly. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry has accused the u. s. a planning, a so called provocation in ukraine. using toxic chemicals. sama been j reports from

moscow. the ministry of defense for the 1st time has actually detailed a plan of how allegedly chemical weapons have been brought into ukraine in near the done yes, the region. this is where intense fighting has been taking place for the last few months. they administer defense is actually identified. the number of bo gave the type of chemicals it says could be used and which will be a violation off the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons treaties. so it is all happening this morning in russia. this seems to be more alarm bells ringing the actual fighting ukrainian president vladimir lensky is warning that the situation in the eastern front lines at the back moon is getting worse, regional, separate as leaders. a nearly all the roads into the city are under russian control . us delegation has visited the palestinian town of hawaii off that was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday. special representative of palestinian affairs hardy.

i'm a met with some of the victims israeli settlers burned down several homes, businesses and torched cars share a higher at report. i'm here at one of many checkpoints at jericho's city, that's very much stopping all palestinians trying to get out. you can see a few individuals that are having their paperwork checked now this to see on on a partial lockdown. also the israeli forces are continuing. there man hunts the several palestinian assailants. they've accused of killing and israeli american citizen on monday nights and a drive by shooting that makes that person. the 3rd is really in just 3 days. it's been killed by palestinians in the occupied west fight. pensions are incredibly high, and polish thing is that we've been speaking to the have managed to get out so that they don't understand why they are being collectively punished. and this seems to be the new norm. really sorry. i was stuck for 2 and a half hours trying to get out in the villa. we were invited for dinner yesterday

and were forced to stay overnight were finally going home. but it was meant to be a 30 minute visit that the clothes had changed our plans and we had to stay in jericho. mondays drive by shooting came off the back of his railey settler right south of knob where they sent hundreds of home calls and shops on file and kills of palestinians. all while is ready, forces watched on international condemnation, followed with israel's government, calling on such as not to take massa into their own hands. but hey, in jericho, it's a gateway for palestinians in the occupied west bank to be able to go through a border crossing and leave her into jordan just in the horizon that i saying that the set top security is just another example of the restrictions they all living under, under an occupation that a height of i'll just there a charco tried with survivors up sedans. dar for complex are still waiting for justice more than 2 years after

a peace deal was signed by sydney's government and the main rebel alliance rights group. say the war and vote atrocities which amounts of crimes against humanity to zeros here. morgan reports from north full when he's not moving around, show camp for internally displaced. people is how half of usually spent his time at home. one of the chiefs of the camp, he says he takes his free time to pray for the family members. he lost in bizarre for me. and yet my brother mohammed and my cousin year here were both killed during the start of the war in 2003. both died just a day. a part of the village was attacked by arabs and they fought back. mama things was safe for a little while, but then the attack has came back and killed them. i fled with the children, the worst parted in 2003 and killed more than 300000 people in 20072009. the international criminal court issued arrest warrant for several senior officials,

including vent president. i'm going to miss you the 1st sitting president to be indicted by the court while in office. the court says were crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide were committed in the western region. but only one of those wanted by the court is currently under trial in the hague. it wasn't only government forces, but also rebel groups that were accused of atrocities during the war and dar for survivors and other victims of arbitrary killings, force disappearances, sexual violence, and burning of villages are demanding justice. but there is little here to indicate any one will be held to account a peace dealer signed in 2022 and the war a year after president bush was ousted. and while the deal stipulates those who committed crimes in dar 4 should be tried. those here say the fact that the government was involved makes them doubt that will happen yet. i will look into billings and crimes against humanity. the crimes that involves government figures,

the perpetrators always get away. it's a big disappointment to the revolution in 2019. when people called for justice, it hurts to see those who committed crimes against us walking free. while we continue to suffer is hawk says he doesn't know if healthy justice for the killings of his family members. but he says, if that day comes, he'll know that the war has truly come to an end. he bought morgan al jazeera, a bushel camp north. therefore, the u. s. supreme court has set that aside on the legality of a proposal to cancel billions of dollars in student debt. hundreds of people gathered outside the court ahead of the hearing. president joe biden proposed the plan last year, but it was blocked by the miller court. now sustainability is on nearly every company's agenda, the mobile world congress in barcelona, but with a round one and a half 1000000000 new firm sold each year. the industries facing an enormous challenge. charlie angela reports from buffalo. it's the desire for the latest

model that drives the mobile phone industry, but after an average of 2 to 3 years, use 90 percent of these handsets won't be formally recycled. wellington opened the phone like a border. companies are now being forced to find a sustainable future if a phones, nokia is encouraging customers to repair and recycle their devices. people in the industry, se giving handsets 2nd and 3rd lives is crucial and industry. about $1500000000.00 devices come into the market every single year. and this year, over $5000000.00 devices are going to end up in the landfill or in florida. and that is a real problem because that just means we're going to continue to make more and more devices ultimately today, only 10 to 15 percent of a new device fails is accompanied by it's rated in device. and that's just too low . these 80 phones have been weeds into an abstract off these demonstrating the potentials of the secular economy. because by extending the life both smartphones

in the world by just one year, we could reduce carbon emissions by 20000000 tons. that's the equivalent of taking full point 7000000 cars off the road, reducing emissions it source is a more accepted goal in the industry. with the commitment to reach net 0 by 2050. some companies are already on track to reach 100 percent renewable energy years before then. others are lagging behind, still refusing to disclose that carbon emissions output based on brazil that 0 because i see a heads of any of the g 7 economies as 6. and we've been helping all members on climate disposal. so there is a global report platform for this, quote, the cdp times in the last year, 67 of our members reported to the cdp. i'm and this actually covers 80 percent of the industry revenue. but the industry believes it can make an even bigger contribution to climb action through digitization. here teams

a brainstorming solution put a challenge of the day is how might we satisfied the food and water demands of an oven area in a sustainable way from post it to plato, type using tech to solve the problem with a tight self imposed deadline. the sense of urgency helps drive momentum, a similar urgency for action or climate goals, and sustainability could be encouraged by mobile customers. charlie angela al jazeera barcelona. okay, so that's it from me down, jordan, for now the news continues here on the al jazeera at the top of the hour off the inside story. stay with us. thanks for watching. ah. the temperatures in mongolia are about 4 to 6 degrees above where they should be

this bit of a warmth spreading through. siberia as you think of last year and got really hot. this is starting early once more. it's warmish now through japan as well. that rain falling, not snow, but there is a bit of a cold outburst not excessively so, but it will bring temperatures down entire optic in the capital, taipei, back down towards 15. as the clyde tense b, robert bodeo, particularly eastern side of the island, and that cody sherry still cold enough to bring some snow to hunt. shoot, maybe hawkeye do, and that's dangerous. as time the acres avalanche risk will be remarkably high, rest a child looking fairly fine. some cloud networks of lightest, rain in the west, significant rate as well to the size. and we're talking about quite lumper, singapore, dan towards matter. i'm maybe cross to delete this general line, which cuts across something born here looks particularly wet in the next day or so . we have got a few showers in the foot of the himalayas in the east. so i'm thinking the poll baton but most for his further west and you'll see a few showers in carolyn's for anchor as well. this however is tempered attempt has

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