by this we follow that treacherous journey as they walk to extreme condition together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk in your phone. you on al jazeera, the, the un says it is struggling to get a hundreds of thousands of student needs. refugees and neighboring chat, the types are of any age, great to have you with us. this is elza 0 lied from the also coming up. natal reinforces its peacekeeping mission in northern kosovo. after reports of serbia deploying troops to the border. more than a 100000 ethnic, armenians have fled newborn know camera back and crossed into neighboring

r media. and the movies is holding a presidential run off, but it's china and india that appear to be on the balance. the union says it is struggling to deliver a to hundreds of thousands of student needs. refugees of crossed from door for him to chat. it says the rainy season is making the difficult journey more challenging because roads are flooded. more than 1000000 sudanese of fled since the fighting began in mid april and about 418000 of them have sought refuge in chad and speak now to um, an interest was in audrey on chad border with sedan. you're with the head of the un mission on the ground med were, were keen to hear what he has to say. a 120. the situation is desperate right now on this particular field. just few months ago,

it was an empty part of the land. now what do we have here? thousands, even tens of thousands of refugees that crossed the border into eastern charge i being here. i was setting up camp here, and the united nations high commissioner for refugees was able to evacuate a 170 something 1000 from drake to a permanent cam. but again, this is a government. oh i, you're not a business agency that is struggling to keep pace with events that is unfolding here in charge. now talking to, to talk more about this is the head of a precious will be not to do is just high commissioner for refugees here in a great, uh, uh, a petros must talk, has talked to us about the situation right now in terms of the number of refugees, we see we see more crossing into the border. we see more in become see, for example, there are more than 400000. so the news refugees of across the board are 2 sides of

to the venture of apron, and so then half of them it'd be tough. it'd be less than half of them. i'd already moved to camps. old existing comes from the 1st crises into for and to new comes we have beat we have done for so far. yet the other half of refuge is across the border are waiting to be relocated to new accounts that we, we create depending on the financial assistance of the old using made them. yeah, the obvious question is do you have the resources to deal with the other half of the like more than 200000 refugees? our programs are funded only up to 27 percent. so we are having difficulties to provide the minimum is required. thankfully, the number of not able to have dropped. we're trying to understand if this is because of the rain season, that makes movement of people more difficult or because actually the conflict has stopped. that's why we're trying to understand the situation. we still need to

respond to the basic needs water, shelter, food, sanitation, we are lagging behind. we are trying to mobilize the resources that are currently available to they are not enough. we are here at the transit center. this is where people with me. all right, it looks like we're, let's see if we can get the audio back up and running for ahmed and his guest who is the head of the un mission on the ground who's just saying something really interesting. there are fewer people coming in to chad and they're not sure whether that's due to the rainy season. that's blocking roads, making it difficult for them to get there, or because the conflict is not as intense as it once was med. if you can hear me, you may not be aware of this, but we lost your audio there for a moment. just in the chart, we're looking forward to choosing to mess with communities,

mobilizing and making available, more meetings and more support to serve refugees. now that's the situation right now i be comes uh, basically be charging those charges are saying that before the end of print to print, to tell you by december 31st, they expect the numbers to continue to rise up to more probably more than 600000 and that will add to the number of refugees earlier displaced by the conflict is so that in the past print 2 years like a place is like um dealt for we, we already have more than 600000 being capital by the united nations high commissioner for refugees here in chatham lewis, and he are the field operations officer, the head of the operations office and raised, telling us that right now they have only 10 to 70 percent of what they need to say this more than a 1000000 people in this, in this what do you call it and this comes now what we are hearing from the world

foot program as well as is that they don't have enough to pay to for these families, at least to give them a meal a day. when we see the end of october to 1st day, it help doesn't drive people get more and more desperate. that means that people will stop and then that would be left to the elements med. can you? and you're a guest. bear with us for a 2nd because we lost your audio and your last question we'd really like to hear what you have to say. we lost you shortly after your guest was saying that there are fewer people coming in and they don't know if it's because of the rainy season or if it's because of perhaps a decrease in violence on the other side of the border. we'd love to hear what he was saying just now and we could just couldn't catch it. when all right are ok we're, we're struggling with the audio issues that much is clear. look, the satellite connection is what it is in northern chad. we will continue to fight

through it to bring you the story though, um address, and your guest. thank you very much. attentions are growing at the border between serbia, northern coast of o. b. u. s. has warned the serbian government to stop building up its military forces in the region. pensions re ignited last week after a 12 hour shoot out in northern coast about 3 ethnic serv gunmen were killed. so was one kosovar police officer, the nature of peace keeping force as it is increasing its presence. now, serbia denies accusations that it was responsible in fact, to blame the interest on kosovo policies towards its ethnics or minority booked as good now across the board. so i had a long phone conversation, not an easy one with us secretary of state, and so me blinking regarding the situation and costs of us funding. there's a few things we agreed on and a few things we did not agree on. we did agree there's a need for the escalation and a greater role for nato peacekeeping forces. there are lots of as well. so then

what i would say to president, which is just stop messing up with close a little closer will, is going to defend its freedom, its independence and its serenity. at any price, there is no way back, kosovo is a sovereign country and it will be so forever to the dispute surrounding kosovo has its roots in centuries of history, but it works. and in the 1990 is after the break up of yugoslavia, kosovo is predominantly estimate albanian and it has an ethics or my ne, in 1998 ethnic albanian arm groups launched a rebellion to end the serbian a rule that led to a violent response by serbian forces, 13000 people were killed a year later, and nato intervened bombs through serbia and forced it to pull out its troops. since then, international peacekeepers have been present in kosovo with about 4000 nato soldiers. and 2008, kosovo, unilaterally unilaterally declared independence and move that was rejected by serbia. and evan offers and associated research fellow at the henry jackson society

. she says, nato peacekeeping forces are the only thing preventing the situation from escalating into war as well. i think this is sort of expected, i think even if we think about previous rounds of escalations, usually when they happen present booted would be inclined to increase the military presence in the region. so i think it's pretty much consistent with what we have been seeing before in previous rounds of escalations, for as long as k for folks which are natal peacekeeping troops faced in costs at all for as long as k for is present in cost about i don't think that we are likely to see an all out war between, so it'd be uncomfortable or a rupture ukraine scenario where soviet potentially invades comfortable. i think both of those scenarios are exceedingly unlikely because k force presents there means that both sides are severely discharged from escalating this beyond repair. but also at the same time, it means that if either of the sides was to escalate substantially, k for and the international community more generally would be able to respond quickly as quickly. so i think that these escalations really do not have

a potential to become a war, but they never realize do make of the situation quite unstable. and of course, lots of people in north, comfortable, particularly, extremely difficult, even before the latest round of escalation, normalization folks found themselves in a deadlock last round of talks, which was held about 2 weeks ago. now. ended by prime minister quoted the leaving the talks and abandoned and rejecting the you compromised proposal, which stipulated that comfortable mac booklets obligation from 2013 and begin the creation of the association of municipalities. i think normalization folks generally have been fanning for quite some time. now mostly we either see certain deals accepted, but nothing really implemented in practice and in the last round, as i've mentioned, no proposal was even accepted. and of course, each round of escalation just makes these normalization posts even more difficult. so i'm not particularly optimistic about their success and potential. so buck is loading to elected 5th prime minister in 4 years. pressure of pro russian former prime minister rummaged pico is up against the liberal liter. michelle,

it's america. the election follows the resignation of edward hagar in may, his administration was a strong supporter of ukraine after russia's invasion. the outcome of his votes could cease labianca, change dance, and lean more towards russia. the united nation is sending a humanitarian mission to the gordon of carol back of johnson by john to control of the region. it will be the 1st you emission to the enclave in nearly 30 years ethnic armenians are streaming out of newborn account back fearing persecution. our media says the number of people that have crossed into its territory has surpassed a 100000 some a binge of a census. this report from single line announced by john other by john the security forces are gradually taking control and social media posts, soldiers and policemen. are showing recently vacated quarterly and 100 can be known as to find a code to armenians and more leaders of defense declared republic of arts. i have been arrested while attempting to cross the border to armenia. that'd be the one

who can was a leading come under of the separate test. otherwise, on the efficiency, he participated in organizing and managing our groups, their territory with weapons and explosives. another leader faces up to 14 years in prison. in the case of financing terrorism, the full, the foreign minister, has also turned himself in. azerbaijan and security says civilians have nothing to fear, and we go after those armenians could accused of what it calls for crimes. we are inviting everyone to state the even the people living around because all of all of the conditions will be provided for them to stay on their, on their series. but done invitation is difficult to accept for those who live 2 or 3 decades of hateful rhetoric fighting blood kit and violence in just a few days. more than 2 thirds of the ethnic, i mean community has already left tens of thousands have recently arrived in armenia, many of them women, children, and elder duty,

they are tired called uh hungry. some of them they just printed. uh well, the 2 cars are on the way to our me. uh, some people who have chosen to stay are seeking russian protection. but most parts of what was known as ortho are equally silent. while jack is committed to making this region a safe, nothing to possibly on his but old, for all the nationalities. and most people there minutes will also leave tier. and the reason for some of the, the to put a number of years and it was never an attention for us to present a government for them to buckle says it's created a working group for the degree. sion basically covers social humanitarian, economic and infrastructure issues. in the car box region, only a few 1000, if any ethnic armenians will be left in what was once new, gordon ricardo, by the real test for other by john, will be to reintegrate them into society as equal azerbaijan. he said, as of solomon dry without 0 dangling caught off, region voting is underway in

a presidential runoff election in mo, leaves. it is seen as a referendum on which regional power will have influence in the coming years and come into abraham. so a is closer to india, while his challenge in mohammed, louise, favorites ties of china. the opposition candidate was in the lead after the 1st round, a voting. tony chain reports from the capital moment. the polling stations here in molly doing 1st business today, the election commission said that more than 23 percent of the elect or a voted by 10 am and a steady stream of people passing through. that will be great news for president. so like the incumbent, he needs to make up a big gap on his main challenge is coming in 2nd with 7 points behind. and the last poultry weeks ago, if he doesn't manage it, how the, the new president will be built to movies of the progressive policy of the mall deeds. he came surprisingly, 1st in the last election. and if he can carry that through in today's vote,

the extra support of some of the smaller pauses that will take him well past the 50 percent. he needs that have been consented to the pm coming back to pass could be a real problems with him. all these to kelly is the last president present. the i mean is still in jail many verses also, it appears to be quite confident that the ball days today is a different place. and the political powers and social structures a strong enough to whether anyone who might try to abuse fishing boats offload the catch of gillis in tuna outside monday's central market. but it's not just the rising price of fish that's got people's attention over the past 2 weeks. the presidential elections look as if they're going down to the one. despite the solar they cannot make performance, they're all consumes. the current administration hasn't lived up to expectations. this new government came into power with pledges to hold. um,

people are comfortable that will commissions that were made specifically to look into human rights abuses, did some disappearance as for example, but that really hasn't been an outcome. what they have managed to do is keep major infrastructure projects like this on track land reclaim from the see the housing, and then does to really use those candidates pledge to keep these projects good. the current president, using money borrowed from india, the challenge is turning back to china. some fear that could lead the multi cold in a game of geo politics. the president sola has been going back to basics on the election trail. became 7 points behind his main rifle in the 1st round of the boat and has a loss of ground to make up for it. and so the, just the whole, the on the go, a lot of work to opinion polls. the good me wrong decided

this will be the is don't miss pools alone line of voters q up for this self. the, with the president. no one tend to weigh north when every book counts across town, the opposition candidate hosting a live q and a he's already well established as the mayor of the capital molly and he thinks he's ready for the next step. well, i think the i've, i've been to many islands i've, i've had a lot of interaction with the people. i've seen how the people, you know, that i've seen that is on how they want this country to go forward. so i think i'm better and you're the man for the job. he does have history on his side. new presidents in the motives recent history is managed to secure re election. tony toyota 0 monday is still

a head on elsa 0 flooding and the big apple heavy rainfall in new york city causes widespread transport disruption across the region. funerals held for some of the 57 people killed when bombs ripped through 2 months in northern faxed. the the hello, we got more live, be showers across indo china, some very white weather coming through here as a developing tropical storm just to the east of the philippines. but it's just south of the equate to just pushing down where we are seeing more and more showers as we go through the next couple of days just to the east king over a 100 millimeters of frame here in 24 hours. the west. the weather will continue around the south china sea, pushing across towards the philippines, more lobby shelves into northern part. so, borneo and then we'll see that west of whether just wrapping up

a touch into southern pasta, vietnam, southern thailand, cambodia could see some localized flooding as we go through the next couple of days that goes out tropical storm that's pushing up towards the taiwan straits south of the equator, it is generally try some lobby showers into eastern parts of the region, some heavier showers to the popular new katie. not too many showers on the full costs for a straight arrow over the next dials, so that as long as you try big area, high pressure out towards that has been that loyalty winds coming in. so some very warm weather across the south. east of us. it's area winds to down to was that southeastern kona tab, just following back in melbourne to around 22, south east on sunday to the federal grant funded. we got to 20, i say the heat will ease if you guys are the next style. so picking up the top as we go on 3, monday, the 2 chests on

the on counting the cost trouble in $1.00 of the china is biggest shadow. big news the showing these economy of risk rising fuel prices and a pulling car and see anger in syria. over the economic crisis, plus uranium price is at their highest level in more than 12 years. counting the cost analysis, the or the the you're watching else has 0 reminder of our headlines that you and says it is struggling to deliver a hundreds of thousands of food in these refugees. we have cross from door for in the chat. it says the rainy season is making the difficult journey. more

challenging is roads are flooded. the us is urging serve you as a stop building up military forces along its border with kosovo. pensions have been running high between serbia and kosovo after a 12 hour shoot out last week, voters and them all. these are casting their ballots in a presidential rentals incumbent abraham sola, it's closer to india while his challenge. and mohammed leads, favorites ties with china. a rental rains in the us of lashed new york city and new jersey swamping subways and grounding flights. officials have declared a state of emergency and they've called in the national guard. alexandro bias reports, flash floods, wreaking havoc on america's largest city. more than a month of rain falling in just a few hours on friday, state and local officials, urging people to state indoors and move to higher ground if possible. and i want to say to new york is uh, this is time for height and alertness and extreme caution. infrastructure was

brought to a near standstill in the city of more than 8000000 people. train lines were shut down. major roads submerged and never, ever, never played nearly 18 centimeters of rain fell on some areas. the national guard has been deployed, and multiple people have been rescued from flooded cars and basements. the cities drainage network isn't built for this amount of water and is likely becoming the new normal. this changing weather pattern is the result of climate change. and the sad reality is our climate is changing faster and our infrastructure can respond.

it's renewing calls for the city to have better flood prevention measures. you have to prepare more for the some ways not to be flooded. those are life ones. i also heard that a 150 schools were flooded. i have a daycare center that had to close because the drainage outside of it was blocked. the states of emergency have been declared in both new york and neighboring new jersey. as it stands more than 23000000 americans are under flood watch. and there's more rain in the forecast. alexandra buyers, algebra funerals are being held in pakistan for some of the victims of the 2 bomb attacks on friday. at least 52 people were killed in a blast at a religious gathering in the northern province of baluchistan. another explosion killed at least 5 people in hungry, near fresher war. come on high to reports from anger, their job, but that your feedback find me. you were to be a marsh. and therefore i go to one of the places where the suicide bomber was able

to, bro, instead of the fob now head and uncle to attack edward. and was the police, were they able to neutralize one or tag outside that gun back daily, basically allowed that everybody who had congregated for the friday bred dozens of them elected them. and they were able to escape into a way from the mod. then that is why we do not have the kind of guide you to do that we show a much don't way the crowd gathered hundreds of people together. so at least some relief as far as scheduling date is concerned. but nevertheless, i del mode name nor judge for the victims of my stone or drove with the victims of hunger and go. it says, it is also quite far from the border, which would suggest that many of these by dead, from the de deductible and bug is gone from islamic state. quarter sawn have been able to establish some 4 doors in the hinterland and

a router lady as and the from it is from there that they're able to launch these or dishes. the diag targeting not just the security forces, but the net. but as we saw, even civilians is a migrant. both in the mediterranean has reportedly come under attack by the libyan coast guard, and that's according to see watch international. this is a migrant rescue organization and they've posted this video online. now it appears to show a dinghy sinking, it has dozens of migrants on board, and it's thinking after a close approach by that speed boat. shortly afterwards, this larger patrol boat is seen throwing life boost to people in the water. see, watch says it's not clear if there were any, any casualties in a post on ex, formerly known as twitter, see, watch, cause the incident attempted murder. your organization says that the coast guard took the migrants back to libya. u k. is experiencing record waiting times to use its national health service, but the expansion of

a so called virtual award scheme could help ease the crisis. the n h s at home already treats tens of thousands of mainly elderly patients using smartphones. and it's now set to include terminally ill children as well for research reports from bristol, uh when um collins gets home and there's always a doctor in the house. oh be it's a virtual one about splunk software package that could contain the future of health care. the devices inside the don't click it, measure the pulse, breathing on blood pressure and said readings to medical professionals, fire a small if i just have to wait and know that it means a chronic, pulmonary referred for disease, doesn't require a hospital stay. i was a i thought, well, a good idea. yeah. i didn't want to stay in the hospital in the hospital, you caught so be going into the gardens. when you're at home, i think you recover better. you're around friends and family,

but you've been told you of a monitored. so you've got that in the background to not helps you know you've been telfair and just press the button, checking in on people like on by phone, other stuff with the n h s at home program. a partnership between community health care and local hospitals will, than a 160000 people have already occupied virtual beds on the u. k. 's national health service. you seem to show a practical place for him does have cost like nothing, like a busy hospital ward, but the full clinicians here today, monitoring 70 patients remotely, in the homes, all of whom would otherwise be taking up hospital beds currently being used by more seriously ill patients, if the data from the testing kid shows a decline, a doctor or nurse is sent out to them for safety sake interventions can happen quicker than on a regular wards. we're looking sites, lease of the patients having any deterioration related so case of being quite reactive with patients that run well wherever is what get rid of what you can

potentially potentially wait to get more. you come let you get together. it's like the service can also prevent infection spreading in a hospital, and it's now being expanded to get terminally ill children care a time with that families. hello, let me just let me speaking. i think this is just the story in terms of using technology to provide can we for the look to write books and invented colors, but we have to think about the personal touch. and i think that's what this and you know what this really provides. research has suggested that up to 80 percent of persons would favor this kind of treatment with waiting lists. that's a record high adults is on strike over pay, monitoring vital signs from the side. they become more of a necessity than a choice. full rece out is era, presto, england. a man has been charged with the murder of us wrapper to puncture core 27 years after his death

was 25 years old, that he was shot in las vegas in 1996 police of a rest of the 60 year old dwayne davis in connection with the murder, he's long been known to investigators and he had previously admitted that he was in the car. the 2 punk was shot from 27 years 27 years for 27 years, a family of 2 bucks. the core has been waiting for justice. we are here today to announce the rest of 16 year old, dwayne keith davis, k k b, d for the murder of 2 box cor. davis was arrested this morning by my own mtv criminal apprehension team. and this investigation started on the 9th of september 7th, 1996. but as far from over, things have been paying tribute to to pocket

a make shift memorial close to where the wrapper was killed. and it's actually 3 year old site. they actually got him justice and we're here visiting his memorial today. this is actually very touching to us. i was a fan. it's vicky. so i'm very happy that they quote the killer, even though how long it's been like 20 years. it's been a long overdue for me to years. i'm glad that's gone. the headlines on l 0 this our, the un says it is struggling to deliver a hundreds of thousands of sit in these refugees of cross from door for and to chat . it says the rainy season is making that difficult journey more challenging as roads are flooded, more than 1000000 people have fled sedan since the funding began in april, over 400000 of them have sort refuge in chat.