to the bottom line, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what i'll do is to bring you the news car and fast the matter to you. how busy are at the historic town in the hawaiian islands. if malware is reduced to ashes by catastrophic walls 5, at least 55 people have been killed, people lost their jobs. cars. so i'm new pets is still people missing the,

until mccrae, this is down to 0 live from the also coming up. your friends, president cracks down on corruption and sex heads of old regional military recruitment census prussia bones against the military intervention in asia, as west african army chiefs for peers and meets on a stand by force and the coming dice. and italy struggles to cope with a number of migrants making the dangers to any to the islands of flint producer. the we begin in hawaii where the search continues. the hundreds of people still missing is devastating. one finds ripped through the island of maui, killing at least 55 people. officials say that number could rise. the finest moving place is still pending in 3 places on the island to arranging in the central and southern parts of the island. of hundreds of buildings have been reduced to rubble

and a historic town completely turned to wash. the files were fueled by dr. agitation and fanned by winds from hurricane dora. state officials have cooled at the largest natural disaster in hawaii's histories. survivors say they have lost everything they had. this is going to go on for a while. this is gonna take years, years to recover. and it just breaks my heart. that's all the history from back in the waiting days. the 1800 us ashton is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through . we have since we have no power, no cell service. no. why fi? we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they can make it in here. whether their houses are standing or not. i know the question on your mind is when can i get back to my home?

just as soon as we can try to provide a certainty that we have recovered those that have perished. and that's really our, our goal right now. we're hoping to find people that might just be injured a lot of time as fast as the incident. so we're still in that phase where us president joe biden has declared the wildfires as a major disaster. that designation means small funds can be handed out for the recovery. if it's we have just approved a major disaster declaration of for why which will get a into the hands of the people desperately, desperately need help. they've lost anyone who's lost a loved one, whose home has been damaged or destroyed, is going to get help immediately. and i've directed that we a search support to these pray, firefighters and 1st responders and emergency personnel working round the clock,

they're risking their lives check their again is the director of the online use website. now we now dot com. he says the community and now we really came together to come up with a tragedy. there's people still stranded on these. they haven't concluded the search for, for bodies or of course thoughtful survivors. there's multiple different organizations and government agencies involved. so i don't, i don't feel the sense that i'm from the community that there's not helps, but certainly it's, it's not enough at the same time, but the communities risen up to no surprise. rest were small island community in the middle. this pacific millions of visitors come here, but it's, it's a small island population. and um, from boats traveling around the outside of the island, it's been attracted and disclose off by way, access by roads and boats. you have local fishermen taking provisions and helping

bring people back and just the, the list goes on it's, it's, it's, it's quite a bright enough for right now, but it's far from close to being over. sadly. and then never mind all the rebuilding suspend, you know, as you would imagine, just a constant stream of information and bits and pieces throughout the last couple of days. and today i heard a lot of, you know, just the need for food, the need for food and gas for generators. the power is out the waters out. and people again can't, can access, has limited access. so. and then of course, um, you know, the, the stages for there's, there's been a huge effort to help all the visitors. i think it was in the last 2 days over 25000 tourist visitors helped to get off of the island. so, you know, it was, was one of the issues, the initial stages, hundreds of cruise support. those have gathered near a french by some nation that will serve voicing and the west african block. a co

was leaders agreed to activate the stand by military full, soft, uh, holding an emergency summit and a boucher on thursday. defense checks will meet and gone to next week to discuss the plan. the african union has extended its support to a co bossed instantly. she is military takeover as well can we have is monitoring developments for us and send a goals capital the con no can. what's the latest on the grounds and these you blue is just a short while ago that hundreds of protests has gathered outside, a french ministry bases near the apple, the near the cafeteria. i made an upfront, that evacuated soldiers from one of its military bases. that was outside of the city. if you understand there was still some french soldiers in this space near the apple weather. now hundreds of people outside cheering and shouting, as he mentioned, cooling full fronds and the co us to stand back and to leave. and to, to leave them

a lot know from said it had evacuated all of its citizens from nisha 8 days ago. but we understand this still a handful of soldiers left in the space near the apple knots. who these protest as it demanding should now leave. and this obviously happens at the same time that it was placed its full size on stand by. what's the latest with them as well, the african union is just said that it would support ecos is a decision to any decisions that they make it well. so expressed concern about what it's called as the deteriorating conditions of president the ousted president. how many but assume eco us. a heads of state to the meeting on says they said that they would proceed to put together a stand by force. the minute you choose to do to meet next week. i still don't know how many troops would come from which country. most of the leaders would still have to clear this through. they read governments to,

to get permission to be able to deploy minutes resources in 2017, when they to us, deployed a force to gumby or it took about a month to put it together. and that was a relatively simple deployment into the account beer, which is an enclave of senegal. whereas the deployments and these yeah, it would potentially be a lot more ambitious and a lot more complicated list to accomplish. just spend rushes, one is foreign ministry has commented on this possible deployment, saying that a regional deployment would have a stabilizing effect across the whole, the stabilizing effect across the whole region. okay, thank you so much malcolm. that is milk, and with, for us in the car the ukraine's president below them is the landscape says he's firing a regional military enlistment offices up to a nationwide inspection of the already. so i think 112 criminal cases,

including bribery and illegal border crossings, those who want to keep the army rank so is cases should go and find russian troops on the front lines. is the name of c homelessness, wayne, gloomy. if we dismissing all regional military comments on the system should be run by people who know exactly what more is and why cynicism and bribery at a time of war is high treason instead. so just been through the front line or who cons to be in the trades just because they've lost their health loss of their lives, but have retained the dignity and have no cynicism. they can be entrusted with this recruitment system. well just here a step voss and has more on this from the ne, ukrainian city of hockey's we, i've actually been investigating this case in the last couple of weeks and we found out that to landscape definitely has a huge problem here. we spoke to a special investigator and he told us about a real system in the whole line of these military recruitment agencies,

including medical doctor, us, dreyfus, people all involved in these schemes. and basically what happens is, of course, your brain needs a lot of sole just now a lot of people are dying on the front line to counter offensive. it's not going as planned, but what happens is a lot of my don't want to slide. so they bribing these officials, they paying according to this investigator up to $3000.00 to get a ticket, the white tickets sold to say, which is sort of a medical certificate, showing that they're unfit to fight. we also spoke to one of the people who don't want to go to the front line and he said, it's not only about rivalry, but there's also a lot of other things wrong with these recruitment officials they're using for us for using all kinds of verbal abuse. so there's a whole system and polanski is not only battling this on the front line against russia, but also internally baffling. this corruption a nationwide. and they told me the poland says it is sending $10000.00 troops to

its border with bellows. tensions between also and mintz, which is russia's l i has been rising recently. poland says to battle russian helicopters briefly, incidents is space last week. the government is also concerned about the border area since hundreds of wagner missing res. arrived in belarus as part of it till the end of the mutiny in russia in june. some of injected has more from poland border with belarus. this is being ratcheting up for the last few days ever since poland announced that it is going to be sending not just 2000, but 10000 foods to supplement. supposed to got on its board to a fence board of it better is already have a for defense motion risk because it does only just fee is legally migration. but it also is afraid that there might be some wide new mercenary who might try and we can it is also to make sure that those

a legit border incursions which various denies pulling says happen. do not happen again, and is there is a, an appropriate response from the, for this side as well. so as we are hearing from the polish government about how it is building up, we've heard from the benediction side for the 1st time today, the president alexander electron go telling his prime minister to establish contact with the polls. saying that they're ready for talks in negotiations. to diffuse tensions only if the phones are ready to do so themselves. so it is interesting that all of this is happening as the border between ukraine and russia becomes a grinding place for both armies. no view events taken at it, movement taking place there. this seems to be the board of a pull and says that it is a fighting for nato's war and making sure that nato is border is protected against russia, and it's outlined us presidential biden has also the congress for

a multi $1000000000.00 package to support you crimes will if it's, but it's proven controversial. let's go to mike hannah, who is in washington dc now and mike, what's the reaction thing to biden's proposal? but once again, it splits along party lines. republicans launch lee are opposed to giving more aid to ukraine. democrats and suspect it's necessary, but it's not a completely clear divide. there are some republicans who continue to sole support ukraine. the situation is though, has shifted from last december, which was the last time they find in the us congress for money, for ukraine at that particular time, and pause congress and are completely bipartisan basis very quickly. it's different now that has been resistance among republicans, particularly in the house to providing ukraine the small money. and what's compounding the situation is that the binding administration has put this $13000000000.00 for ukraine into a wide,

a supplemental package of some $40000000.00, which also has other aspects of funding a government spending and coming months at border security. disaster relief. now adding a lot of these factors in to the ukranian aid gives essentially the republicans more to oppose within the, on the bus bill itself. so it's going to be very difficult for the bite of the administration to get this through congress. like i will, given all of that, it's just how likely is it to go through and when might that happen as well? congress on your returns in mid september, that will be a vote for this off to that particular time. a lot can happen in the intervening period. so if me from the senate point of view, the senate majority leader insisting that there's enough bipartisan support within the senate to pass that act. but that's not as clear within the house with the house, because the republican has made very clear that he's going to oppose this bill and

is going to get many of his followers to do so. for the democrats in the house. the key issue now is to create a bi partisan blog, which will turn that backs on what the speaker is saying, come to get up with the democrats, and thereby get the majority in the house to pass this on the bus bill. but it's going to be a very difficult period with a lot of trading is going to be going on in coming weeks between members of the house and members of the senate in a bit to full net called block i bipartisan called block. second, pause the package as a whole, including that's $13000000000.00 for you. great. okay, thanks for that, mike. that is mike hannah for us in washington dc who bosnia and herzegovina state prosecutor has filed an indictment against the leader of the country, semi autonomous region. it's the president of the red x refusal to implement decisions by the e you appointed hi representative. his government also says that will refuse to follow the constitutional court rulings that ex alleged violations of both man and

his, the convenience, 1995 peace plan. this rise tensions in the ethnically divided country. the potential environmental disaster has been diverse it off the coast of game and the you in says it has successfully removed more than a 1000000 barrels of oil from a rusting super tank of the vessel has been strange. it off humans red sea coast since 2015. the operation has avoided a potential disaster that would have cost $20000000000.00 to clean up as well. still, a hit on al jazeera. if we look at the extent of the damage caused by days of torrential rain and bangladesh in person removes asylum seekers from the controversial processing center after bacteria is found in the water system. the the,

brought to you by visit castle, high low that let's have a look at the weather. across the south asian, the monsoon rains are looking, most of jude across pockets done. and north western parts of india was forcing some very heavy rain the effecting the himalayas running across into the north east of india and that port as well as bangladesh. we could see some further flooding over that saturated land, looking lot a dump across the west and pots of india much dry as we go into sunday, across the south. so some sundry down pools expected in colombo for sri lanka, but for pakistan allows you karen dry picture where easy conditions coming into coastal areas and more in the way of cloud for the north west of india. and it was moved to east asia, were going to see more heavy rain across pots of china that have already seen catastrophic flooding. that band of torrential rain pushing its way for the east. joining up with the remnants of a tropical depression. that's moved away from north korea behind that provision,

they'll be more in the way it's sunshine, it k is up here, but we have to weather, affecting southern parts of china and more width. and when the weather is on the way for japan, thanks to tie food line, it is expected to work its way towards horseshoe as we go into next week. that's the weather update of the quote to you by visit customer asked freaking narrative from african perspectives embark on the shore documentary from an african filmmakers from nigeria, south africa, and capital popular corporate space, and turn it into a flood for us as stone crushes, song, get really gone and modern p next of camera, africa direct on our just 0. the

the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the salad wildfires on the hawaiian islands. us now we have killed 55 people, and official stay the death toll could rise with already science. the largest natural disaster in hawaii's history. hundreds of supposes of the que, latest initiated, have gathered outside of french military vice near the capital, the angry because the west african block eco was displaced, originals force on standby trends. president for load them is zalinski, has sacked officials responsible for military recruitment. he dismissed regional offices accusing them of accepting bribes. he says, $112.00 criminal cases,

safina occupants. well, the world food program says it's 1st, food aid has arrived and we're stuff for as the conflict. and so down into its full month, 5 trucks transporting $125.00 tons of basic food items travels from easton, chad to west for the un says more, the $19000000.00 people and so down are at risk of severe hunger in the coming months since april, the violence between the sued and these army and paramilitary rep and support forces has forced at least 4000000 people from their homes, attended and prosecute as have heard harrowing accounts from full migrants who survived the shipwreck and admitted to writing. and they set off from the tennessee last week, 41 people on board, the boat with them fits did for the adult swim aged reports from the italian islands, atlanta to sir, it's a busy morning at the port now with better weather conditions. hundreds, if not thousands of migrants are trying to look at for us. they may need to bring

in mothers hoping to give a better life to their children. young man wanting to bill the future. this group of friends started the journey in synagogue jekyll and me now says the island go just a few days ago, he witnessed the boat landing on the beach funnel b, and that'd be a good. i don't know how they do it so many die. it's terrible. a few years ago we caught a body in our nets, and often we find bones. yesterday, a boat arrived on the beach. there was a mother with her child among them, but we gave them some food and water. i feel so sorry. it's ugly to witness. most of the bows get rescued or arrive unaided to sure. they are also many the cup size . margaret is do take your gamble when they set off in these overcrowded rickety both. i'm fit to say such a long journey. and often they found themselves in distress in the middle of the

sea was no land insight. this is leaving denisia are made of iron hastily sold it together. the engines too small to power them. and by and large, the only safety devise the migrants can rely on in their tubes. humanitarian risk a group see, watch carries out surveillance, flights in the central media to ring in the intersections. and in this area where we are getting more and more in, in the last 2 years, i would say that people who are now taking this route which is even. busy dangerous, if it, if you look into a, just the distance and, and the size of the mediterranean sea here, this is also resided by you opin policies and, and the, the, the, determines i'm, the who opinion wants to put out of this is the moment the us commission vessel to rescue for people including 3 miners who existing in an open stop vessel with no

engine. they survived for 4 days. they said they were involved in a shipwreck. 41, others remain unaccounted for. perhaps the bodies would wash off on the coast of lum pedroza, like those who are laid to rest here, nestled among the residents. but the cemetery is at full capacity. and the latest victims of these desperate journeys still await a place to finally rest. for that, how many jersey or a lumpy do the person is removing thousands of asylum seekers from the controversial processing center after bacteria was discovered in the water system. immigration official, the size sample showed legionella bacteria which can cause a severe long disease. the body is more than southern england and only opens on monday. the government plans to house 500 people that and border calls it cost saving measure, as well for races outside the u. k. cabins home office in london,

and let's say the site pulled at this aspect of you guys, government immigration policy hasn't really been a success so far. nighttime, highly embarrassing for the u. k. government and one of that flagship immigration policies, but was still for the $39.00 asylum seekers who've been moved out of that previous a combination moved onto this barge, which should already been described as the fiber gate union as a potential death trap. and now moved off, it's again just 4 days later, having been exposed to a potentially fateful bacteria. now this whole project is part of the u. k. governments at plum to get around $50000.00 asylum seekers out of hotels, which they say is costing the country about $8000000.00 a day. and it's, it's also a positive pond to the to more asylum seekers from arriving, particularly in small bites across the english channel. now this whole episode with

the legal legionella bacteria just gave us more evidence to the the many come pages . they say that they spread, the stock kind botches is completely unsuitable as a how is asylum seekers? in fact, the was already the subject some investigation. when it was housing asylum seekers in the netherlands, previously 20 asylum seekers refused to get on the barge 4 days ago. and one would imagine the mall will refuse to get back onto it. after this happens, what happens to those 500 people that were meant to be moving on to the barge and, and what is the future of the budge from here? a while the immigration minister, robert general, because apparently chairing me things a to try and to try and handle it this crisis that been caused by him to go after just a couple of days ago. he described the apologize perfectly decent accommodation. the home office is handling where these 39 asylum seekers will be housed while this

is sorted out. but another question remains over the actual tests for the legionella bacteria itself. these tests were apparently carried out on july the 25th. the results were, were made known to the governments apparently on august the 7th. that's the dates that the asylum seekers when moved in. so it's unclear why the government didn't have a proper look at these findings before moving and people and, and there's also a major question over how long the government has known in the who's for days. that is potentially faithful bacteria. it was in the water supply and so why they've no accidents till now. okay, thank you for that. plenty of questions for them to answer. i'm sure there's pull of race outside the u. k. governments home office in london. will he be ryans? they have cause severe flooding in canada is capital, it is disrupted traffic and knocks down electricity to homes. well, so are these and also have issued a warning for thunder storms. people have been asked to avoid non essential travel

in me and my slots have killed 5 people in force, the evacuation of more than 40000 residents. so $55.00 regions have been affected the funds which triggered by him on certain ryans, which happens around the same time each year. that science a psych stream, whether events have made the situation worse for the country and neighboring bangladesh, lot voters are receiving and the extent of the damage is getting clara. tens of thousands of people have lost their homes, including and coaxes bizarre. we were hanging refugees from me and my sheltering tended challenge read, travel to one of the worst hit areas around commodity in the southeast banquet dish . and filed this report after days of heavy rain land slides along with title sides that decided the hill region of solve this bangladesh new started to emerge of the extent of damage as well. they're slowly started to received in the area. so i did the big them and our family barely managed to get away when the

flesh loud hit their home. like many others, she and her husband are now trying to rebuild their home. the water was almost nick . hi, we didn't have the time to solve which most of the goods, whatever items where they got damaged. may not big of a window with 2 children sky plants like during heavy rain a tree fell on my home, damaging a competing. somehow we managed to get away and eventually got rescued and took shelter here. many are still in desperate need of food, drinking water and knowledge and medical assistance. this is one of the many shelves are set up by the government for bernabite people and the solve this sort of deal tracks, region of bangladesh, thousands of homes and livelihoods were destroyed in the regions. and in cox's bizarre, were nearly a 1000000 running a refugee as a shelter was not spared by the bad weather. at least 4 people died there,

occurred this said they're trying to reach all places. there are members of the bangladesh police and border guards, and we are all working together to help in this crisis. the communication was disrupted in some places. many places were also left without any electricity, mobile networks, or running water. members of the armed forces or no existing local up part, it is as part of the post lots scenario. medical teams working in different zones to help prevent the spread of water born diseases. we are also distributing hot meals to different areas. for many, it could take months and even years to recover from the loss while the med off is here, predicts improve weather condition in the coming days. many here are spending their days in fair off more range from each other. y'all gives you the wrong idea. solve this bangladesh, the

. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the south bonfires on the hawaiian islands of mount, where you have killed $55.00 people, and the officials, fee of the death toll could rise. defiance have been building since tuesday. authorities say it's the largest natural disaster in hawaii's history. this is going to go on for a while. this is gonna take years, years to recover. and it just breaks my heart that all this history from back in the waiting days, the 1800s. task ashton task, this is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through. we have, since we have no power, no cell service, no why fi we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they have to make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. hundreds of supporters of niche is

koolaid is have gathered snare, a french military bison, naomi protesting against foreign interference and not angry with the west african block.