running the headlines, where's the center of the global population is responsible for 50 percent emissions, which has created this crisis, exploring abundance of wells cloth programming designed to inform, moved to face, identify the way my story was, i felt that it was important. i did fax on the algebra the a search of people are attempting to make that dangerous j. n a to the nights it states as countries across the region struggle to cope. i'm doing the home on the go up the model of mexico food where we're at code numbers of people being crossing that river trying to get to the united states. and i'm going to see a new woman in that, that in gap which has been described as the most treacherous part of the journey.

thousands of migrants that you can see here in the guardian jungle of panama carry johnston. this is all just here a lot from the also coming up, just hours left to avoid the us government shut down. the senate discussed as a stop gap, spending measuring costs by the house. a media says nearly the entire population of the going to kind of back because now fled, also as a by john took full control of the region. nato is to boost its peacekeeping operation in cost of that made report subservient trip. and snare the boat. the, as well as $22.00 hundreds and team would begin with special coverage of the migrant crisis affecting countries across north and central america. most heading

for the united states where as many as 9000 people are attempting to cross the border every day. well, those making the power of this journey from south america face a particularly dangerous obstacle, the diarrhea and gap is a stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. number of people crossing has hit a record high of 400000 so far this year. well, that's on track to be more than double last year's numbers in my rents will hear from john home and he's in southern mexico. but 1st all. latin america editor, lucy, a newman is an area of area in panama. i mean the that in gap and this is baffled to people, the 1st populated area where it has, it doesn't have running water, it doesn't have electricity. but at least that does have occasional wi fi and the migrants can stop for a while. there is an old post to help a health office very, very small. the places at full of mud people are coming here. they've been,

they're desperate in fact because they were roberts, with the majority of the people in the to the you see here were rob, a few women were raped. things are getting more and more dangerous, more difficult here in this passage through that, that in gap on the attempted trip. cuz united states, but still the people just keep coming every day or between 3 and 5000. my goods passes through a small indigenous hamlets in the daddy and jungle. they're close to the end of a treacherous journey to the 130 kilometer long. that didn't get the same go. yeah, 5 long days indicates christopher they braced, scorching heat, much mosquitoes, poisonous snakes, contaminated river water, and vengeance equity y'all, how low our group was dropped at gunpoint due to all over money and food to fix their women's chest to see if we were hiding our money. there and they made it open

i. we're joining this group on the last leg of their jungle crossing him. i wonder how all of these people don't get lost in the jungle. something that is so easy to do. and the reason that they don't release the majority of them don't, is that they're told to follow these markers. they're blue pieces of blue plastic that serve as ribbons and they go all the way down outside of this jungle. everyone who's hands to prove violent smoke pushing the river into black with tiki, to modern sonya, somebody i know carrie, he's handicapped some of the entire journey. he says he had to leave in his way. let me because there are no end to compulsion drugs. they're the, his son, one vehicle. the baby who is being treated right now is suffering from diarrhea, vomiting and fever. but he is not the only one just about everyone who's come here to this health center has exactly the same symptoms or even worse. no one comes out of the jungle with nothing unscathed. just outside women

screams and p as another vin, slightly migrate. a mailed verse treats her for trench foot. scores of people can barely walk in your mind. you tells me, is traumatized on the wire. sort of been as well and woman with a baby died after she fell into the water when she slipped on a rock. too many people are dying in a jungle. it's hill on us. the next morning the migrants form an endless line to get a seat on the beat. our long couldn't do like boots. that would bring them 3 hours down river to a town where they can get a bus to the cost to recover. the majority of it is wailings, but it's becoming more like the united nations people have come from as far away as china, then the least and africa also hoping to make it to the united states. as they leave a new group arrives. we seem to think that they could have survived that,

that the gap and also across the us border. even though objectively the words could still be a hit. to see and human al jazeera that in depth, panama, as well. the people who make is across the guardian gap head north through mexico, as the head for united states strong home and is in southern mexico near the border with go. tomato mates. coast is overwhelmed. that 6000 migrants today, the crossing here, the southern border and looking to push on twits know the name of the united states . this is to revise that quote, it exceeds whatever capacity we have, even the mexico wants to do a good job. the, the many, the, the city they reach is the top, the to the, just a few kilometers from the guatemalan buddha. it's pulled towards the flowing people have been queueing to days outside the mobile asylum. would you the papers try and get through the country?

we've been here for 4 days, sleeping on the floor. it's rained on us, then the sun. we sleep in the queue, so we don't lose our place and the government. so we can always buses to and it's woods, the pressurized temperature, and take people to be processed in another nearby city. some people want to go, it's the rep, the route, but there are not enough seats. so another comes in that the, by the roadside. when money is stephanie and the family a way to i, you know, some people have time. we don't, we lost everything after leaving the diary and got a so has been out in the open. and if it trains where are we going to shelter? and with the children to the on the nova border, the same story. pick one to see it on the quantities, matamoros who migrant cities for, for this is just a small number of the people heading through top of to the mexico right now. where

are they from some of, from venezuela, a country where 7000000 people have less than recent years, playing a ruined economy summer from hate see playing terrible game violence and hunger in that country. a visit from cuba, a visit from nicaragua. there's various countries in this region right now that have political instability or economic instability, an order of them hoping to find something better in the united states. other countries that they're traveling through are also struggling with the rush coastal resources. just to clear the state of emergency mets can president lopez over the door has cooled for regional governments to meet and try and hash out a plan for this? almost have been it just, you know. meanwhile those at the heart of this continue the journey, sleeping rough suffering hung and extortion. only the dream of safety and prosperity in the united states keeps then going on home and out. is it a tougher to the us house?

of representatives as post a stop gap measure that could have the government shut down the vote for the 45 day funding bill came in the republican controlled house. the style is before the current funding deal expires, that the bill is now being discussed in the senate funding for the war and ukraine is one of the issues at the heart of disagreements between democrats and republicans. listen to what the senate wanted to do was focused on ukraine in front of america. i understand our responsibilities, but i'm going to put america 1st. if there's a moment in time, we need to have a discussion about that. we will have a discussion completely about that, but i think the administration has to make the case for record of victory. and i've asked the administration to come down and talk to a members about that for my kind of joins as long as not from washington dc. in mike, is it looking more likely that to shut down will be averted now?

that he is a distinct possibility. now it wasn't a few hours ago, but in the interim, what has happened is that the house has finally got a mission past a continuing resolution, which would continue to fund the government for the next $45.00 days. now this was passed on a bipartisan basis in the house. it was a bold drawn up by the republicans, but many democrats joined the republicans in voting for it. an overwhelming vote in the end of $335.00 to $91.00. so that is the 1st total. the 2nd hurdle about to be underway, and that is a vote in the senate, which will now have to vote on this particular bill. it will have to do so by us. it's 60 votes to 40. so the is the super majority needed in the senate for this vote. but it's saying that looking at the absolute science of the majority, both in the house, it is a strong possibility that the senate democrats, democrats, will fall into mind along with it has come periods and also pos,

this boat. now, what would happen is it would then go to prison and find in for signature. so what, what's not likely a few hours ago is now a very distinct possibility. and might, what would the shut down actually mean for americans at large? if, if that happens, it would have to, it has an immense effect, but it would actually depend on the period of time. most experts believe that if the shut down last for 2 or 3 days, it would not have that much impact. but any longer than that, then it starts having a kind of domino effect. it gets worse and worse as it goes on. for example, if the shut down happened, if it is not a voted middle of next month, the military or do they pay checks? that's $2000000.00 soldiers, american soldiers who rely on those paychecks to get through every month. those paychecks would not be paid. so this is just one example of how serious this would

be for americans as a whole, not least the loss of its international reputation, which it has a role of effect on the us economy. might, thanks very much indeed. now nearly all the estimated 120000 as the medians living in the going to car back and us advice on the flood. and now in a medium, it took less than a week to empty. an area that says had an ethnic, a medium presence for hundreds of years. they felt persecution off that was about john to control the inquiry last week. but it's smith. so a how people will go about rebuilding their lots from a village house in the hills and to go no kind of back to a temporary unfurnished, flat an hour outside the air of any gregorian husband officers. yes. battalion and the children must auto everything. they owned they left behind in the rush to leave to make a change,

but we never imagined leaving. we thought maybe they will give us mold parts of the land and it will come down or that they would negotiate and come to some agreement . but we didn't think that cut about who would be left with no armenians, to me about jones, as we have seen a couple meetings, securities guaranteed. no one here believe the 10s of thousands of people have died fighting for an against the going to kind of back in the last 30 years. of the men of our generation cannot live with the onset of a johnnies. maybe the women could live somehow or the elderly. when i talked to my grandfather, he says, well, we were living together, but then maybe their generation can somehow deal with it and live together. but our generation cannot. we saw so many wars. how can a person who buried the son and didn't even see him adopted to living with them? the family staying with relatives until i find furniture, but the flight is only bags for 2 months load until the own is returned after years abroad. i think it might be possible to go back in

a few years and you know, i hope it might. my husband has big hopes and he's saying yes, we will go back. but i don't know for now though, i mean is worried about schools some and how they make ends meet. well, meaning, govern, says, is coordinating with 8 groups and try to use to help provide accommodation, financial support, medical and psychological aid to help families rebuild that lives. but it's a significant challenge for a poor country. let's just see this population increased by 4 percent in less than a week. bonus smith, alex's era, last sullivan's of it has the latest from her this in azerbaijan. net and the goal in the car. back as more videos appeared on social media filled by security officials from the other by joining forces who have now entered and taken control of most of what was formerly known as no one who caught a box in the city of to find the code or function the we're seeing scenes of easy

silence. we're seeing empty streets, empty shops, vacant homes. this is because more than a 100000 people have now left just a fraction of the population. and now remains in this enclave where people have been assured that they will not be persecuted or prosecuted by other. but johnny forces us to take control of this area. civilians have been told that they have nothing to fear. and even people who have taken part inside them, if you with that, i mean, if you force it in the fight against. otherwise, you end up being told that unless they have carried out crimes against other bridge and you said millions and security forces, they have nothing to fear. but that has not been believed by most of the people who are the ethnic. armenians will continue to leave a must either also hearing that other by john is going to allow a un mission to go there. it is going to be a fact finding mission. we do not know the exact composition of rent and where they will go. but it will be for the 1st time, according to the otherwise any for and then see that and impeded access would be

allowed to use the united nations and its agencies as has not been the case in the last 3 decades. instead, i mean you occupied its territory, it established, illegal settlements, destroyed, and continued to deny access to the outside world. and all of this, the pro speak diplomatic wrangling is happening while people are continuing to leave. and it is estimated that it is going to be a very small number of people who will remain in this corner by region from the ethnic. i mean community, if any of them decide to stay back, some of enjoy with other data hold on this kind of buffering. so the head here and i'll just air i am how many degrees on the charge suit on board, where united issues on these pages is how warning the time is running out for tens of thousands of refugees displaced by the ongoing fighting into that the

was just a short time ago, sidney broke a record for its temperature for the month of september, and i think you're going to do that again for october on the 1st day of the month. no less. so here's the set up. we've got a hot wind blowing out of the interior. it's going to be a windy day on sundays sydney could see wind gusts about 70 kilometers surprised. so that just shows the heat in 37, the number to beat is 38.2, then the wind shift a southerly, big drop in temperatures, and then they shoot right back up on tuesday. here's how this story goes through new zealand. start to see the wind and rain pick up for the south island. we're really going to be in the 6th it by monday. so we've got weather alert, especially right across the south island is that disturbs weather moves up and eventually makes its way into the north side like that. we've had a lot of heat through java, borneo island. so the ways the as well temperature is still in low to mid threes, above average for this sum of the year. a lot of what, whether through indo china and we've now had a tropical storm form in the philippines sea. so i show you where that's going over

the next few days. we see it just popping up on the screen here, but i'll paint the red line on this will show us the track of this storm over the next several days. looks to go just to the south of taiwan until 2 where you're still seeing temperatures in the thirty's, you've had more than 90 days of temperatures above 30 this season. the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz documentary from around the world to celebrate college and resilience in times of time on the phone and the

the i'll get back from my job. i'll top storage this out. as many as 9000 people are attempting to across the us mexico border every day. many of journey to lots in america to get that mexico every single migrant shelter has now capacity us house of representatives has passed a stop gap measure that could have but to the government shut down. the vote for the falsified state funding bill still needs to cost and the sense that depressed and funding for shot can be pretty pointed to estimate. armenians of seeing the going to kind of back those to heading to a medium hearing persecution of the as a by shown to control as

a quick government in your van says more than 100000 people who trust into its territory. it's now asking your union not to nations as one that tom is running out for hundreds of thousands of soothing these refugees and eastern chad. officials say food supplies were lost to be on the table. in cases of mel nutrition are increasing likely to interest reports from audrey on the try that so the onboard product, grease prepared families launch of cornflower and welsh trucks. the it's the 1st and last me loved the day. i gotta be the wife plans help a lot. sometimes we go entire days with nothing to eat except that the oldest says they are lucky. many of the families it will go to bed with empty comics tonight. the not technician is running out of food for these refugees. all right, it's quite a struggle to ensure every family receives one meal a day. now fishes,

i'll say that unless help arrives by the end of october, people was tom. this is how much of stock is left in the world for programs of white house in the cafeteria in jemina. it's worth more than a 1000000. so doing this refugee is currently depend on if we don't really see those people we are, it's really going to make us that's perfect because people are all dying people are . we'd continue to die up to another page. the coping mechanism of those refugees, all just terrible as the radius season has worse than the situation with flooded roads, making it difficult to deliver the little aid available. on the other hand, the weather has slowed the influx of new arrivals, but still there is a major impact on the local population. the tide situation themselves as well because water and sanitation and food is the same, whatever, and they have to share. we are trying to cover as many needs as we can, as i said,

we're only funded up to 27 percent of, of our needs. the same is we've already doing agencies that are supporting refuge exponents in the east and of chart charge. you know, it's hard to say the smaller piece of arrivals is only temporary and they expect another 200000 people to cross into the country. by the end of the this could push the population of food. it is refugees in china to more than $1200000.00, including the roughly 600000 displays. but the conflict in west chappel, the united nation, says it would put additional pressure on a deal for asians already struggling to keep up with the increasing number of people come a degrees. we just need to agree on the charge. so then board united states, as one said, this government touching it to pull back, it's 4 states from the board. it would cost of that if i was a space of on the rest in northern cost of it. but i think serves all the majority . nato has announced its increasing is peace keeping mission in the region with hundreds of british soldiers due to arrive soon, buckle apple,

the force. nato peacekeepers have been in costs a vote for more than 20 years. and more on the way they, they to keep the peace between costs of those majority albanian population and it's minority ethnic serbs mostly in the north. but that piece has been hard to keep in recent days on the costs of our police officer were shot and killed last week. and a check points in northern costs of a $100.00, which led to a shoot off at a monastery that killed 3 ethnic. so gunman, costs of o is accusing the serbian government of being behind. that's attack. accusations denied by belgrade. happened in the north of kosovo, was an arm attacked by paramilitary forces that have been paid trains aided and abetted by serbia. the recent troubles began earlier this year when

it makes its boy content local elections, which so make albanian mays installed in the region. they will protest and unrest in response, kosovo declared its independence in 2008 and move rejected by belgrade, which considered as cause of a break away problem in the recent generation has raised further attention in the estimate key divided region that body and so heat no positive d 92 things are needed and most important safety for crossover sanctions for serbia . and then we can talk about an agreement and good neighborly relations. the united states is monitoring what it says is a large, so it'd be in military deployments on the border with cost of a while. it's talk. diplomats putting nicole to belgrade a book to look for as good as good. now like christmas, i had

a long phone conversation, not an easy one with us secretary of state and to me blinking regarding the situation and costs of owing to quickly. 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 in the face of expanding nato presence known as k for him cause a vote. one bell grade based analyst says full of conflict is unlikely. 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 and spend 3 hours on the system from last week's violence remains the worst in use. it comes at a time when the european union and us officials are trying to strike a deal in the hopes of finding the last thing piece in the region. michael level elders era. both southern count events for the kids of the people. acosta about us

to elect to the face, the prime minister and for years pro russian format, prime minister. but what fi code is up against liberally to the college to make up? yeah, come of the vote. could see so that he had changed stones leaning more towards russia . original local media. in the old days, a report to opposition candidates make movies is projected to win round to the presidential election. he was took to win the run off off to coming out on top in the 1st round. on september the 9th fridays votes was seen as a referendum on which regional power will have influence over the nation in the coming years. incumbent abraham still name is closer to india. louise favors ties with china. tony chain has more now from the capital money as well. election officials still tossing up the final totals in the polling station behind me,

but it's clear to the mold. these has the new president, go to mohammed movies now has an unassailable lead. he will be the new president of the mall deeds, and his progressive policy of the mole davis will take power. now there are gonna be lots of questions asked. we met a cdn and the politician early this afternoon, who was very gloomy. he felt deposits in the 1st policy. it had cost them the poles. more of the p p. i'm returning to power the form of president. yeah. mean is still in jail. will he now be released and what kind of a, a government will a p p. m form. but those are all questions for the days and weeks to come. tony cheng l to 0, monday, focused on a security forces have launched a major crank down on to rekey. tyler found pockets on the items group, also known as they focused on each other on includes remnants of, i'll call you the and i so and has intensive on the tax. recently, on friday,

57 people were killed into a tax come out of high their reports from hung do in that kind of talk to inquire, providence or do of molding and the don't of much do. people are budding dozens of victims of friday's suicide attack. at the hospital, friends and relatives dent or the wounded somebody in serious condition. therefore lady lars 15 members of his family, his brother among them government to go to. but the who not tell you a few more official is just come full photo opportunities and on interested in seeing the was of the people, despite the fact that every house in pollution stand leading, they don't care. they come in another attack on the same day, just opposite, bought a bomb, rape to a market and hung go district and not very focused on the ball for next door. just brought down the group of the probing judge about senior managerial fisher was

quick to reassure people that are taught or these were the find the perpetrators and enjoy just this was the bug gift on and then the grip of a new wave of our diag just get hundreds of security ports and then but the dad get an uncle and my stone also showed that even civilians are a dog. it didn't do to administer has blamed indian intelligence agencies. how many assess, luckily, a, the government is already taking a 0 tolerance policy on old care organizations that a destabilizing our country. as part of someone else's agenda, we will go off to them with everything we have is even if we have to watch the intelligence based operation to track down where they are finding system on. all the international community has condemned the attack. people have said words one get rid of the trade board by i'm groups or have to stabilize the situation. i like that i would just need a hunger and not dress focused on you know, stray or

a man is died and all the is in the hospital off to the boat was struck by, well, the collision flipped the boat and brought to the bay just off the coast of sydney, the 2 men were on a fishing expedition into the bond, is in the stable condition in hospital the the, this is also so these are the top stories now. as many as 9000 people are attempting to across the us mexico border every day. many have journeyed through lots in america to get that. in mexico, every single migrant shelter is now capacity to own home and has more not from temperature in mexican just to the left to me, you can see the switch at the river. that's where people migraines for a long time. they've been crossing over that from block them all of the an intimate sky. most people don't use a board or entry, they just come over and legally on these rickety ross. but there's been

a real increase of dramatic.