the, the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now. the is there, it looks like central and southern goes up to you and says, 90 percent of the population is being displayed. the system will become the funny part of this is i'll just say we're licensed though whole. so coming up 3000000 people stranded in bangladesh to to widespread flooding. the government to support the army and navy, come to hire was formerly accepts the democratic nomination for the presidency, appealing for unity and a new way forward. and it needs an easy and court orders cash payments through the

hundreds of families of victims of tops. it costs the beginning, gaza, whether it's the way the army is attacking the central and southern areas of the strip. at least 18 people have been killed and stored on friday for died in one of the latest attacks on the residential building and now not the right refugee come these way. the army says 8 soldiers have been injured during fighting with palestinian groups in the last 24 hours. many people are trapped in darrow bala, after the army ordered them to leave for people also freeing the southern city of calling you this. women and children was seen escaping on foot on thursday night, many a moving towards lassie, which is where the forces have attacked despite the coming of the safe send target . but who has a missing terabyte with more and the latest is ready attacks. this very homemade is still rending of its military operations,

including the land and aerial bombardment of the central area pub in the north and in the evening is south of parts of this trip along is with the east video corporation forces. now, the upland air has been sitting here which houses more than 2000000 house. the needs of to the new displacement forward is 4000000 teen stops in the 60 or farm units. now posting. if somebody is trapped in the western side of derek, been a while the minute to be now is a freight thing in the eastern areas. now we have been witnessing a very rustic of apartments in the hours of the noise and even the hours of this morning, we continued to loud explosions every now and then pointing. is this really raging? really almost finances this window patient forces in the eastern areas. we can also see it's the sound of the spring troves is 3 days of freight out here. what we continue to do here, as will only, there's a great thing in the city of hon. you in this way. no,

teen folks have been told by these very occupation forces to flee, and now it's residents are also hitting to the wish to cycle funding this close to other my wants to just as a has to be fun. so i think it's very fun, especially buying these for the minutes. we quite hope to join the people. i'm wondering about this very growing humanitarian pressure. that is, that is, is that same on civilians. now the f pru one is exhausted. everyone is looking for the hot toast, but be relieved that is very similar to tended to keep up the fight thing. that's why palestinians no longer believed that there might be a ceasefire because they are right now trapped in a very smooth depths of land. and they are subject to them, the patches mentally sorts of areas. and then above means, they have a very growing sense with frustration day by day, due to the continuation of the flight to the ground with no response so far prior to the zoo would do 0. there's been a pedestal. meanwhile,

one of the largest hospitals and northern guys that will be forced to hold all probations within days because of a lack of fuel. the innovation hospitals direct to tow down to 0 is running low on supplies, needed to generate electricity. the facility is one of the few that is still functioning in the area is as well rooms off of tax that as well has restricted the entry of fuel and critical medical supplies until the strip for months. both i'll conclude reports some outside of the hospital in northern guys and the engine agent hospital will be out of service within the next 24 hours of this facility would not be provided with the fuel. i'm talking to you from the underneath the hospital and we also spoke to the doctor, the little one of those on the director of the median hospital. and he told us about the dire situation of down to median hospital. and he also told us about, discuss with you of a fuel and how it's dangerous to make it the idea agent hospital after service. he

told us if this facility would not be provided would view well within the next 24 hours. and then agent hospice, i will be out of service and thousands of people we die. we talked to the one of the patients and wanted people. and they told us how guy of the situation here. and they told us that they just struggles of them. why living here without any electricity or fans this facility considered what made all 3 can be nothing that was correct. and if this was selected would not be provided with the fuel. that's what would be help. catastrophe was it's got you. i just need a lot. think of a threat. all is fine. these are the obvious is an empty tank. this all has had an air force base in the north liberty zone. group. hezbollah has also find rockets of northern israel,

that'd be launch columns of smoke and areas near to the border as well as people have run type of tanks against each other. and as well as those 3 of its fighters have been killed in his way, the attacks, one other person and the child died and a drug and striking self 11 on earlier israel said it struck what it says was a handful of sight into the army. said the group was planned to launch rockets from the location the . so there's a bangladesh now were flooding in the south and east has left nearly 3000000 people stranded. at least 5 people have died. the army and navy have been deployed to the effect today. areas of flooding was caused by torrential rain and low lying parts of the country. first respond to say they need more buttons to be able to save lives. 10, very challenging. has this update from dr. in the flood situation environment. this is die right now. what is need is more risk obtain and boats. that is one of the

major challenge. there is also logistics saelens and getting them as lot of the roads network heading to the slab. effected areas are snap and there's a lot of stranded traffic to carrying boats by trucks or other means. this becomes difficult, although rescue operation is going on with helicopters and the boats available there. but clearly mode boats i need as a tens of thousands of people are. maryland are stranded in remote areas. it is affected, the bangladesh is not the eastern part as well as the southeastern process and the flat forecast save that within the next 3 days. that is gonna be more rain to make things worse. many of the neighbors are from upstream. india are overflowing, most likely, those are water. i was gonna rush down into bangladesh. could make potentially think much worse. what happened was, when the indian damn in the paper, i say neighboring bangladesh was surprisingly open without notifying buying the best, which causes the press fraud in nor kelly and fanny, this, they,

that is making people angry here. but typically does an agreement to give early warning before you open the slide gates in any of the them on the other side in india. but that didn't happen as it is. it's a challenging period for the new intern governments. it has organize itself all the advice that are going to head down and coordinate with the army, navy, and close got, and the local government to make things as efficient as possible. clearly, a major challenge had for the new government sunbridge all day. i'll just say the dock hold on here is also taping with devastating floods and the situation is expected to get much worse as the rainy season has towards its peak. well, the 120 people have died. so from officials a warning about the increasing loss of life and damage the buildings, roads. i'm it, it just has more from belong. go and you go a state. i'm just standing near deep in water, but 300 meters away from here. we are told by the community that nobody goes best

simply because the water is deep there and elsewhere in other places in town, the level of water is waste deep. now that is the situation in blanco and in addition to that, several homes have been destroyed. the district of brownwood told us that there are more than 1000 houses impacted by the flood disaster this. yeah. $580.00 of them at least $580.00 of them have been completely destroyed. houses like this over there. you can see somebody sitting room. it's now completely gold holes in the house are completely gone. and that's the situation with most of the houses that have been destroyed by the flood waters fit. and apart from that, there is also rising concern about the safety of people in the community, what the levels continue to rise, and also there is contamination. the contamination right to my left is a bowl and there is this consent that the source of water is now considered

contaminated. apart from that, this is a profit reading ground for mosquitoes. when these, if the damage break out, eventually it will add to the number of losses recorded by people all across the gulf states and all across nigeria. yeah. into the goes to the numbers have gone beyond 42, i'm just continuing to rise. and this is not even the peak of the radius. ease of the pick up the season would be in september, which is next most. i mean, if it happens, definitely the damage that we're going to see would be much, much higher than this. well, the people said they have released, it hasn't received some relief materials in terms of 4, but that is not even enough to loss them for 3 days. that's just a situations. yeah. and like how many degrees, how does it i will i the democratic candidates and come to harris's full, many accepted parties,

nomination for the presidential election in november on the final night of the democratic national convention in chicago. i was promised to be a leader for all americans. she was a quote for sci fi, and because i was saying she stands up for israel's right to defend itself. a white house correspondent give me how good reports from the convention. and it was the biggest speech of cala harris's career chance to convince us voters. she's the agent to change. they've been telling posters they want and need a lift gate. let's get the business. as harris accepted the democratic parties nomination for president, she shared stories of her childhood, witnessing her mother being treated differently as an immigrant from india. she taught us to never complain about injustice, but do something about it. she also told us and never do anything,

haven't asked for treat yourself as the body meant to the american dream. she promised voters she would restore hope and prosperity. we know a strong middle class has always been critical to america's success and build that middle class will be defining goal of my presidency. she pushes against what she sees as the dangers of the 2nd donald trump administration. warning, the consequences of the 2nd term could be more severe than the 1st. consider the power he will have, especially after the united states supreme court, just read that he would be immune from criminal prosecution. imagine donald trump,

with no rail terrace, also condemned the october 7th mazda attack on israel, calling the humanitarian crisis caused by israel's war and gaza. devastating some shouted free palestine as she spoke. president, i'm in, i a working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released the suffering and gaza and, and the palestinian people can realize they are right to the public and challenge or donald trump. we acted to come to a harris's speech on social media. the question why harris hadn't implemented her policy proposals as vice president. it's a question she can respond to directly when the to meet for their 1st presidential debate. next month. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, chicago, public,

and presidential candidate donald trump is visited the us, mexico border accusing harris of failing to protect national security. speaking next, or part of metal for the board of war. trump blamed democrats for fighting to finish it. rentals of this matter zone on a visit to the border wall in swing state, arizona, donald trump repeated a new nickname for his opponent, pamela harris. i called her comrade because she is a radical left marxist. she wants to open borders. trump restarted multiple gruesome anecdotes of us citizens who were raped and murdered by on documented migraines. laying the blame of terraces fee, but they've unleashed a deadly plague of migrant crime. in fact, federal law enforcement statistics of other research show immigrants are 60 percent less likely to be incarcerated for crimes. the native born americans comma her

assessment decades fighting violent cry. there is campaign is sought to bolster her credentials as tough on cross border crime in ads like this and drugs across the border. and all of the trump said without offering evidence, the foreign board criminals and psychotics are streaming across the border by the 1000000. again, the fact that a different story border crossings have been down sharply over the past 5 months. and in fact, in july, we're at their lowest level in 4 years. much of this is attributed to the by the administration's implementation of stricter policies regarding asylum applicants, as well as a crack down by mexican law enforcement on the other side of the border which spoke in cookies coating arizona, a standing desert landscape, where the cubby seed is a town hope is being held to 0 caught up with this, these marriage chicago at the democratic convention for his reaction to trump's

visit. they fly and they run up to a big wall. busy that is a rush to the metal wall and effect their fist and say, look at all these criminals on the horrible people that are coming across swimming and we're getting to. they're not really wanting to solve anything. it's just nothing more than a. busy co op the trunk plants to hold a rally in phoenix before leaving arizona state he lost by just 11000 votes in 2020 rob reynolds, l g 0. who cheese cody arizona still ahead on just a ref. canada's government intervenes too and they shut down a frank rail services that prompted fees of supply chain chaos across north america . and eric shells as a hastily built in cost because you credit and forces continue the gradual cushions, the russian region, the

tyler, we have a developing, ty, food making its way towards to patty to see the position of the storm at the moment's out in the open waters of the north west pacific, but it is running up towards the southern air research panel. that's something to watch out for tuesday. guy, i'm going to wait to stay off next week ahead of that. plenty of showers in the full cost. they will be lively. so a good deal of heat around. so you can see take a study to celsius, a suck at around $34.00 degrees. clear peninsula one or 2 showers, a possibility here, but nothing too much to worry about what the weather will make its way across and all of them areas of china as we go through somebody into the pots of next week. but you can see how transcend that's, that's how i food that's making his way further north with, as we go on through sunday, one to 2 shouts to into something positive. china across saying that china gets after being a shout was across borneo in particular. i think we could see some really live you

down post a potential for some localized flooding here over the next day or so. and today's yeah, well for the wes sunshine, the showers, the shower still the never the less and still plenty of showers across the cause. a good part of india that central swayed goods, right? pushing across my desk using i the tools and all of these to be in the bottom of the actual size things i'm heavy down, paused with some flooding. the unique perspective, the transfer and the displacement of being vision as population has been discussed . best bottle design is project one back for well over a 100 years on heard voices. over all times, people have the data by the bottle. there's bombing connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. young people are not looking for a hand, but they're not backed up by a system that supports the streams on out just the or the,

the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching out just there is a reminder about top stories this out. it's very the forces of killed at least 18 people across the colors of strips, installing on friday for died in the tax on a residential building, an illness threat refugee camp. the army has ordered people to leave the around butler. i'm calling you this. flooding of the south and east of bangladesh has left 83000000 people stranded. at least 5 of died in the navy be deployed to the affected areas. and couple of houses accepted the democratic nomination for president until the final 90 for parties convention was promised to be

a leader for americans. now some real work is in canada or returning to work following a label stop inch that shut down freight and community services. the government ordered rail companies to resume services and refer the dispute for arbitration, but the workers' union says it will continue to challenge the decision in, quote, just areas in which it's life from the canadian capital, sir, in the government that stepped in to force the policies back to the table, but when, when we see the trains start running again, i mean there's going to be some movement today with rail services in canada. see, and rail has 6000 workers that are expected to start getting back onto the job. see, and of course is one of the 2 main operators of freight services in canada, extending into the us as well. but that's not the case for c p rail. or they have about 3300 workers that are going to remain on the picket lines. this is because

the union still has some issues regarding safety concerns, fatigue related things, employee rest periods with c p rail and they want to hold the company's further to account now. so they're going to stay on the picket lines. and this all comes, as you mentioned, despite the binding arbitration order that the federal labor minister here in ottawa impose yesterday afternoon. and what this means really is that we're sort of shifting from a lockout situation where the company's shut down and preventing the workers from going to work. now we're seeing that c p, this a turning into realistically a strike. and the workers at c, b rail through the union, our already voted in favor of a strike. now we'll see them remain on the picket lines. and this all comes as the union has decided to challenge the federal order challenge the constitutionality of that order about forcing them back to the table, getting the trains going again. so we're not going to see a resumption of supply chains immediately. there's still going to be a leg impact,

see, and rail says for every day of shut down, that's $3.00 to $5.00 days to get things going again in a more normal fashion. so there should be some delay and that's a concern for business communities. yeah. could set for the business community concern for the government as well. i mean, how is this all playing out politically? you a justin crudo skating. a very fine line here. his liberal government wants to be seen as probably worker. they are pro union government. but at the same time, he's burying the burden really of the canadian economy and also the u. s. economy. the us is very reliant on the canadian rail canadian port services to get their goods to and from markets, and also get canadian goods to america. so it justin crudo has to balance that versus the, the worker related issues that he wants to see as being supportive of making this more difficult is the left wing party, the n d p, which props up just intruders government in parliament e as

a minority government has made this a uh, a big issue, a sticking point for them, though not enough to topple the government. so it's a political fine line that should go skating. and this is going to play out in the days to come as these binding arbitration negotiations get underway. all right, and many things that in would and also with the latest on that political stand of the thank you. so firefighters in southern russia are struggling to control the fire with an oil depot, as it continues to burn for 6 day. the facility in the rural stuff region was a time on sunday evening by ukrainian drones. a district wide state of emergency was declared off to that attack, at least 18 people to be named jude and authorities, the village people to limit the outdoor activities. meanwhile, fighting of the custom region of russia, it continues up to ukrainian forces most a surprise incursion. earlier this month, local officials have begun to construct a raid shelters for residents that both of jabari went to see the new shelters.

this is lenin street in the heart of curse city where our officials have started to put up these concrete shelters to protect and nearly 450000 civilians. here, now there's going to be at least 60 of them across the city near the bus shelters for people to use quickly. in case of a missile, right? inside looks like this. pretty straightforward, simple structure. it's designed to hold at least 10 people at a single time. now, the concrete shelters are not only going to be built in carson city, but they're also going to be built in the house on the list of course and career to talk about 40 kilometers from here. that's where the cars nuclear power plant is located. and given the ongoing fighting, taking place between russia and ukraine and forces along the border, there were concerns about the safety of the nuclear plants. presidents that are important has already accused of attacking the facility on wednesday evening. and

the you, i never really watch soc, director general is due to travel to the plan to investigate in the coming days. while all this is going on, the city is preparing for the worse. it's not just concrete shelter, a setup or not. but there are a number of government buildings like this ones that are doing this, blocking the windows with sandback air, raid sirens disrupt, the tranquillity of this quiet city. people are reminded that the front lines are about 90 kilometers from here. and this picture of city with a history of fighting the single largest tank, facile in the history of warfare in world war 2, is the us again, preparing for what is to come. a store such a vari, algebra, 0 of course, city. russia was staying in russia in the vulgar grad region, and these 2 prison guns have been killed and full, injured julia wright, a group of inmates who say their support i so they've been killed off to holding a number of security stuff hostage. they've not being released the sentence designated as

a maximum security penal colony with 1250 male prisoners in pockets on government of ambush. the police convoy can at least 12 offices and wounding 9 others. the interior ministry says they were owned with guns and rocket propelled grenades and all parties say it's likely the attack is we're robust. it happens in the southern district of raw him, y'all con, criminal gangs, control launch pulse of the area. silence full. the prime minister tech, some shouldn't watts's return to the public eye with a public policy speech on the countries future. it comes just days after his daughter was sworn in as the new prime minister. tony chang has moved from bangkok, thailand's full of prime minister attacks and shinall. it has bus back into the public eye in the past 7 days of the spending nearly a year on the medical supervision, and then on the house, the rest of the returning from 15 years a self imposed exile. but 6 days ago he received a wrong pardon, and on sunday he set tell very publicly,

with his dose of pets on punch. and it was for the royal ceremony endorsing her to her new role as prime minister. the next day he was in cold herring. at the last minute, just a charges of insulting the monica. but unlike previous appearances where he's knock into the back of the coat. this time he arrived right to the front speaking to reporters, saying that he felt that with no serious charges to face. and ultimately he would be less off. and then on thursday evening, his 1st public address build as his opportunity to talk about the future of china. in fact, what he really spoke about, but issues which will face the next government when they're in place. low, a cabinet hasn't even been appointed. but there are people wondering about mr. texans very public written over the last 6 days. there is the possibility he could be accused of interfering with the policy in his daughter's government when they

eventually put into place. and mr. texas is a controversial figure here in thailand. such a confident return is a rather risky strategy. tony chang al jazeera thank of the end, an easy of thousands of people are valid and several cities against the governments attempt to change election law. on thursday, the parliament delayed the approval of amendments to eligibility rules on candidates. critics say the changes would mostly benefit the outgoing president took a window to allow him to maintain political influence, even after leaving office. the president maintains, he respects the countries democratic institutions that we want to give the president a warning that you shouldn't play with that democratic system. don't ever play with that constitution. even though there was a statement yesterday saying that the vote was cancelled. we had to warn them to not play with that democracy is asian courses would have compensation for families whose children were killed or made seriously ill off to being given highly toxic

cough syrup. 2 years ago. the medicine was linked to the death of pulled in 200 and denise in children, and around a 100 others and the gambia hand is becca stone. many more retreated in hospital this summer still struggling to recover. child stratford reports she now has been physically and mentally scholars for life. the 6 year old self and brain damage 2 years ago of to being given cough syrup that was highly toxic, containing a chemical used to make paints and brake fluid. the change of medicine has to be linked to the depths of more than $200.00 indonesian children and around a $100.00 in the gambia and was biggest on homeless the she can never get back her time lost these last 2 years. actually, no amount of money can compensate for this. nothing can replace the stolen moments during these last 2 years when she not should have been at school. this. as in november, the boston, 3 elders, working with the indonesian pharmaceuticals a few farm,

were found guilty of intentionally producing medicines that did not meet safety standards. they were given a 2 year prison sentence and find more than $60000.00 for negligence. some $25.00 families of victims which include main survivors. and those who had to be treated in hospital launched a cost action lawsuit demanding more than $200000.00 and compensation for each desk . and a $140000.00 for survivors. but they didn't get anywhere near that because you needed an easy, a ordered api pharma and another pharmaceutical company to pay less than $4000.00 to the effected families separately. but i think this decision is not fed because it does not have a deterrent effect at the old on government institutions because of the food and drug supervisory agency. and the ministry of health were not declared to have committed unlawful accidents. some say lack of regulation and corruption all to

blame. i think got that up to the government tax by putting out the funding. but even today i see policy is only limited to providing compensation to victims and not the permanent and consistent policy to improve the situation in the future.