the emission to rebuild our broken relationships with the planet. if we can mobilize that huge proportion of the world's population and we've got to, to leverage believing in change on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm robot for some of this is the news. our life from dell. how coming up in the next 60 minutes as well. the launch has hundreds of rockets from 11 on deep into israel's millions, so forced to take shelter. make sure of tens of flooded and food supplies of spoiled heavy rain and high tides sweep through thompson guns. thousands of arrested and practiced on the head of a march by supporters of jewels, former prime minister, even on con,

plus on malcolm web by the soft of its disused gold. mine is still phone cited in south africa. there's no minus sign out of here of said down below. oh, there are on guns controlling hundreds of offices. no mine is not allowing them to leave and i'm sign of how much was spoilt as india have pulled off their biggest victory ever in australia. they want the stuff in by hughes to a 195 runs for matters. i still like to say the so we're going to begin in israel as well as covered one of its biggest day of attack since the conflict began. the amenities as at least $250.00 rockets were lunch from 11 on towards israel. 10 people were injured and many of the rockets

managed to evade to the missile defense system causing extensive damage across as well, including to military installations. meanwhile, israel has been carrying out air raids on lebanon's capital since it's sunday night, the latest strikes, which will be happening in the past hour or so. we're on the cities southern suburb as well. have talk to the doctor, you have repeatedly, during it's offensive more than 3700 people. most of them civilians are being killed and 11 on the since october last year. more than 1200000 have been forced from their homes. so any questions? joining us now from child in southern lebanon. ali just talked us about these multiple strikes, but you've been happening for around about where you are. tell us what's been going on the well over the past hours they've been several strikes where the here in the south where we are all in baby with. the latest reports from that route says that the report says that the 3 strikes and the honda civic uh, neighborhood which is

a part of the southern southern p. i'm it's our district. we went to this at least 3 major s likes, one that's hits all montessori, which is a town. i don't thank you to meet this from the border also they've been a couple of strikes invested in a drawing strike. besides, has will launched several rockets towards northern is run. we saw a 2 boxes of rockets being launched. and of course this comes at the time when says will land is where these are engaged in fees, bottles and on several fronts. whether he or in the west and sector in the town of shun that with the vin, some exchange of 5, between the principal and is the all towards the east and see um, well over the past few days, the vin, several uh bottles between the visible on and this varies now, these varies on the western side of this town trying to get in to get into the

center of the city. but they're not able, given the fact the fees visit stance, the facing as the 5 to encircled the town from several uh, areas or directions as well as been launching drones, suicide. drones to us is ready forces, though this is the picture with respect to the field on the sidelines of this uh, but certainly integrated into it actually is what was being apologizing for the killing of $1180.00 subject. what more do we know about that? but yes, today i is ready to be a bombardment typically renews the army position between the between side on the floor. so one soldier, well skilled several, but injured. and this is not the 1st time that blueberry is on the children leaving his army of soldiers killed. and it's really been bothering him probably with yes said a soldier the now 40,

so we'll just go over the past months. and in the past week we, we saw several, a tax in federal funding the the area of the lease. but at the end really many is ami is the one who is going to be in charge of this area after the loss. if there's a ceasefire, the hezbollah leads the saw something to be funny. according to the ceasefire doctor is expected, or at least the expectations that might happen in the coming weeks on months. who knows? so the army is the one who's going to take control of this area and one was going to make sure that as well as well, presence anyone else with attacking the army is a message to the news government. then this is what the prime it as soon as you, because you said that it's a, it's it's, it's a, it's a way to disrupt the fact of, of ceasefire. ali, thank you very much indeed. does out a hash, i'm talking to some southern 11 on the east. foreign policy chief says he doesn't believe that israel is interested in agreeing to receive 5 of husband joseph bought

out was an 11 on but he visited a hospital in the capital to deliver eve supplies. he turned to buttons units. i'm treating victims of in his really sci, but i'll confirm that he is aware of reports of an eminent sees 5. he says israel's not cooperating. and i don't think anything that could justify a single day more. i don't see any reasons i could justify a single day more of me and i hope that the people who are not really piece is people are continue pushing for will they would have have to be a comfortable for what they are doing. you know, yes, the medical board is the senior consulting follow with the middle east and north africa program at chatham house. he's joining us live from london. thank you very much indeed for being with us. joseph morales. not convinced that israel has got any good intentions as far as a ceasefire is concerned. how does this really people feeling about this good

afternoon and thank you for having me. i think the contradictory come through this 3 messages coming from file for me, is that and also some folks just buy that. so on the one hand, we'll that actually these are the government, gave a lifelong skills since the middle of the month that we're trying to folks are asked to sign and we swing between these for that. and these are, at the same time, we see the intensity off of all the docs by executive about the basement, but also the number of 4 kids and the site launched by his, by law. in my mind, there is a way to, to just which is his final bill at the same time, in both, in both cases, office by the use of the also to the multi what is going to happen to them in family, domestically in case offices, 5 in terms of where the, the strikes that we've seen certainly coming from uh, from 11 on into israel is about 250 rockets,

many from which upon they are such of avoided and military defense systems is benjamin netanyahu has collisions, narrative with regard to its success and the walk actually playing out with these really people. and i seem to an extent just because the way the who says about us started with an internet it's most of it was, but i need to see and the reality to groceries by them. back in the south, but at the end of the day, the really test of these little from the government's point of view is to secure within all the both of their ability fall. 60000 displaced people who are seeing is that normally meaning the spot photo glass small 2 months has been displaced to convey drawing lead safely in the way we fly, but not. and this is the middle east by the escape are below us. despite the eh, to launch this makes sense and the feeling research, i assume that small,

i'm always very relaxed. and so the question whether the slow it works for you to, or at the end of the day they, they tell me, does offer piece of the sci fi, i don't know, it is about meaningful national, 3, imposing faces. you in security resolution about 7, o, one that to ensure that between the political border and will, can be seen as a security goal. those, anytime you do that, there's only i live in is live and use all the all unit i. these are us lead efforts in this cosigned. a us envoy is of course the trying to lead these negotiations with regard to us. these 5 key is of course, working underneath a democrat administration at the moment. is there any suggestion to any of this deal could be changed? should it want to buy the trump administration when it comes in in january? i really don't know which direction this offers me. solution is going to take

so many issues. but essentially on the case of most of these island scrubs, one of these forms a conflict and there is a window of opportunity. the question is both sides already to take this opportunity and to sign. this is a new something that can be sustain beyond beyond january of, of, of next year. we see on the one hand said tom says that the lease residency was don't take place by the going stick. they must be put into the door, you know, ministration. so maybe this terminal, so i'll say come to this to the single is also sent to is that that's maybe they should continue to continue the will because there would be in a better position if there is this, this file boca would be a to a diploma really interesting is always to get your thoughts on this, you know, send me a call back,

we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. it's the last 416 days these really mothers bombarded jobs are causing extensive destruction and canning more than 44000 palestinians. most of them women and children. many of those who survive the relentless attack space of severe food shortages. because israel has restricted supplies from entering the strip and for 50 days now the seas on northern gauze has completely cutoff humanitarian aid. save the childrens has about a 130000 children. younger than 10 years old. are trapped in the north without access to food, water, or medicine. the child who says the conditions on suitable for human survival. now cold and rainy weather is worsening. pablo standing and struggles, tense and mixture of shelters within sight of making them uninhabitable. a groups of warning, but more than 1000000 palestinians don't have sufficient shelter to ensure the

winter. a lot. i did the rest of them in the middle of the so for the more we run away from bombardment in depth and we lost homes and everything homes collapsed on us. thank god we came here last winter. we suffered ends today. we are here as you see, we're drowning the attempt is made of tech style and when it rains, it rains on us. they gave us a 9 on cover. it's up. but besides the textile, the rain, it is from everywhere. it's a very bad situation. dental coverage on your smart side deluxe the hospital and then all about it was inevitable. of course, the winter weather was going to have a significant effect on people in gaza, but the level of devastation that they could be facing with the tides coming in to, to affect their times and so on. is very significant. of course, on top of that, they're having to deal with your tax as well. definitely we're talking about tens of tents that were completely destroyed from

the winter and the storm and the winds. last night, parents are telling us that their children were confused if this was thunderstorm or if it was an air strike. 3. describe this night as one of the hardest nights from a long time ago where the is where the forces are not only striking policy, new incense, but there have been also a lot of restrictions on delivering those aid and delivering those tends to those policies. we're talking about more than a year of policy and use this place from one place to another the multiple times. and most of these families do not have any source of shelter or protection. i'm not only that they do not even have any type of winter clothes. that's why the situation is very, very hard. we're talking about wars of half of the population right now. that is nitro leave. living in make shift comes and those 10 are very for jazz,

we're talking about tests that have been there since last winter the summer and also here again in another winter they are saying that they can't even afford to bring more plastic or bring more tense because it's very expensive and even if it was available, it's not enough for a lot of families. it's not only that the fax, that's policy news right now are not being able to secure a loaf of bread to their families. bakeries are not working today in gaza. there is a lot of fuel food, lack of flower policy, news could not afford the prices in the market. the situation to policy and yes is especially today is very hard on all levels. meantime, and of course the attacks are continuing, particularly in the north of gaza. was definitely the situation in the north continues to collapse as it's really forces

continues it's trick seats on to another and gaza strip. we're talking about areas like to be that he has a bad yeah. it'd be tenuous. now we know a little of what's going on because we are unable to reach those in those areas. but we know that there are thousands of policies so trapped. there's really courses have been targeting residential homes and residential neighborhoods every single night. not only that they have been using explosive robots in those areas, completely wiping out all of these residential homes. and what we need to know also that there is no civil defense themes. no ambulance is no paramedics because the is ready forces for them to evacuate. on the 2nd week of this invasion, the situation in the another and bid today is also collapsing for the fact that there's only one hospital which is combined at one and also the hospital. it says has been targeted to us. the past week in 10 subjects can thank you very much indeed. hearing 100 talking to us some debt obama. they're talking about ahead and the news are included,

georgians are protesting in front of their part. i'm at the head of the 1st sitting of the new government. the united nations are forced, engender violence, highlights the most dangerous place for women are gonna have those details coming up the from the south africa, 14 people have resurfaced from an illegal gold mine in still fontaine, including a 14 year old boy, a police folks specimens. so this proves that the informal miners aren't trumped against their will. they just don't want to come out. it's not, there's been weeks long stand off between the group and police off to assault. he's blocked supplies of food and water to force them out. the mind will walk away is that the mind is still fatalities joining us louder, malcolm, just talk to see what the situation is as well. the gold seems here all between 2 and 3 kilometers below the ground. so the sauce many of the shaft uh,

as deep there are then the estimates of the number of people still below are between 404000. it's very difficult to know. now, since these mines were operated, commercially and industrially. since then, all of the equipments being removed, some tunnels have collapsed, others of flooded you, tunnels have been dug, and then recent weeks, so the last couple of months, police have been stationed at the top of the shots as you've mentioned, to try and shut off the supplies says that those mind has come to the surface and that's exactly what happened here in the night. this is where those miners climbed out, is from a, an open shaft just over here at. and they said that that they begun that the journey to try and escape last tuesday. so it's taking them a week. someone familiar with the network of tunnels and mines here told us that they must have climbed bolt and cruel between 10 and 20 kilometers on the ground to escape from where they,

what now they said it's down below the gang members who are controlling the operation and hundreds of miners who they are, the, the gang members and not allowing to leave. they said the conditions a growing less and less than that. the food supplies that were dropped 9 days ago when nicely consumed by the guys in charge and the others are really struggling and some have died. yeah, malcolm, the seems to be a bit of confusion about this. we were saying earlier that because people had managed to get out of the mind, the police were not saying that proved that they weren't being held against the welding. yes, but not yet. that all reports for the, as you were talking about, have the on demand guarding the minors. is there any sense of a rescue operation in the next few hours as well for both of the week a professional rest, your pricing has been planned. uh, the quotes uh rule that the people below ground should be brought to the surface and in a nearby shelf,

which has been the main size of the stand off in recent weeks. just a few 100 kilometers over the camera was lowered on friday by a mine, rest you company to survey the shop. and we were told that that was in preparation for lowering some equipment like an elevator cage or something to bring people to the surface. now it's down below that people in charge of this operation. i still think people from coming to the surface and according to those that came out to this whole, they want to keep going. they'd want to keep mining. they seem to be very determined to continue doing what the doing no sign that they're giving up. so in the event, the another way to res drop down will be waiting to see if anyone comes up on it as the people in charge. it seems may not want anybody to come back up even if that's not the will of the hundreds of people who apparently under that control, it's malcolm. without that, mine is still functioning. malcolm, thank you. or let me talk a signed supporters of jailed farmer prime minister, even on con or marching towards a slow i'm about to protest,

but his release police have reported the rest of the files into the head of our valley and the capital. the government sealed all parts of the city and its shutting down major roads. some mobile and internet services have been suspended. the much comes days before a special court hearing or com is expected to be indicted on terrorism charges. my heart is joining us live now from is from the box of the cities and locked on what's expected. but right now the board that we're getting is that the broadcast uh, numbering and the 10s of thousands are getting close to its lama. but what it slowed them down when they're the bad, it gauge and elaborate a set of trend j bob g y rays a y. but did the protest as do all the custom during moving off, that goes, they're getting machinery, read them. and from time to time, they come in confrontation with the police and better military forces who are

trying to stop them by using a, a gas and trying to disperse the crowd. but in some cases they had in such large numbers that the police had made a retreat. however, the em all for this protested as to goodwood. yeah, this is the square right now. it looks like they're bedding for the border. now me, although it is a protest there, do i know we have a better military force, the police force that village up portrait which charge gun ride get guys not prepared to receive good protested if they're able to cross those bad. yeah. now the party, on the other hand, is moving slow because each side wants to dead or make the other person diag down. their strategy is to keep them guessing when they have domain. but they're very close now, and we have already got the board of every day, a guy saying uh, just on the outskirts of the summer. but as this uh, the, the marches are heading towards its not

a bad and with such an enormous security presence. what are the implications on like the economy of, of pakistan, the economy of it's lemme, but certainly on the daily life for people living there. why did they drove away or where it's called the government? a lot of money. always the people have sofa because the entire country is all the most that defense that the more de blogs, the hybrid, the blog. this is a country where the supply chain depends on truck transport and all the essentially register, but prizes are shooting up. school is that those internet services are disrupted and the overall cost is running into hundreds of millions of dollars on their daily basis. so the big questionnaire there, this prolonged, how long can the government afford to go uh without read all the lots has given the fact that this is a country defendant. on the i may have a better solution. many wise people ever

w extra tried to solve the political problems politically and not by, you know, for tomorrow. thank you very much indeed from ohio talking to this one, this one about their a lot of georgia. now what size is a protest as a gathering outside the bottom and building to oppose the swearing of a new government. the demonstrators safety elections held last month while reduced some light fixtures from outside the government building. they also accused moscow attempting to keep the pro russian party georgian dream in power demonstrations of stage searching process for weeks calling for new elections. what was seen as a referendum and efforts to join the european union. i did call reports on the process in georgia. i show of strength and policing protest is gather ahead of the 1st section of george's new parliament after october's elections. they say the rush of friendly georgian dream party led by 5 minister

iraqi cobra kits. a great it's way to victory with the help of moscow. we are standing here today to protest against injustice to reclaim our voices, to restore human rights and a freedom, and to make this government here that they cannot manipulate a present or future opposition. parties are refusing to take part in monday, section saint george in dreams. when is illegitimate? now, a constitutional crisis looms. president salamis or a bitch philly, as filed a case with the constitutional court, asking it to a know the election results process will be going all night. tomorrow they have, they have to hear our of the visit elections have new rig, and they all have to do to most of your jo, people, and they don't have religion myself. information on october's vote was seen as a referendum on george's efforts to join the european union as georgia in dreams victory. that seems unlikely. so your opinions has always been declared that so what's everything the georgia dream has done? mean,

the recent mall says with these electoral rigging is totally against the european integration. so the process is, is frozen. election officials confirmed georgian dreams when last month after partial recounts but observer groups of said violations such as ballad stuffing, voter intimidation, and bribery could have influence the outcome to the u. s. and e. you have called for a pro. and to vote rigging, the block says it's sending admission to investigate the obligations. protesters here say they won't back down until they get a fair election for the car out to 0. so this is, tanya, is an independent political analyst for the science caucuses region. she's joining us live from typically see thank you very much for being with us. how does the process that we're seeing these days compared to the ones that we saw immediately after the result was an ounce? well was, are much smaller process to be honest, one month has passed since the world and there have been many questions including

the public, how the position can somehow mobilize the people, the protests that has been their own. we should not forget that the position was the one that one or almost all the polling station in the cap so. so i mean in that sense, i definitely could have many more people. but the most important think still is how the polymer and was new problem and we'll continue functioning with having so many people will still have a question about their legitimacy go raise a question about some of the promises the georgia dream, the ruling party has given, including on these for him solace projection, i want to ask you about the speculations that there is that it must always in some way involved influence from the outcome of the result. is there any evidence that's materialized over the last month to suggest that that wouldn't be the case as well? what we have seen so far is a number of local and,

and 4. and those are wishing missions that produce the reports and then was reported. they cover different ways hallways, elections were reeks. what we clearly sees that, that was a very well organized attempt to gain many more rows for the georgia dream, which is a ruling party or what's really very important to know that the georgia dream only solves to, has a support in, in the local population. so in that sense, the main question, it was not about abolishing the wold result a search. it was more about finding the way to, to get the real result that could lead to having the coalition government. but today's development and then the fact that the polar mind still came together despite so many questions, despite so many concerns that basically close as we swear opportunity for having a dialogue between the position and their only party. and that probably should also

make it much more difficult for anyone who can come to mediate between the 2 or each of the results. and i'm going to ask you about that. but for a credit card mentioned. and in his report with regard to the president bringing uh, making requests of the constitutional court to a know the result. now, with reference to what you were just talking about, how likely is it that the court do you think would allow that enrollment to go ahead, given the circumstances that the country is not facing? you know, there, we can sit or speculate about that. but the thing is that the court still 1st has as discharge on, on whether it will accept was wary. you know, we should do for his consideration and it hasn't happened. we haven't heard about this. there were no sessions regarding that. i think what will be happening during the coming days as far as the fall that you we didn't dream slowly now. so we kind of days for the presidential elections. we strongly told the department,

the left team, the new president. so, i mean it's, it's really kind of, you know, a very small probability that we will see the change here and radical change to what hasn't been happening. so there is more question about how with the country river georgia dream having the only presence with north physician in the parliament hallway. it's going to continue functioning towards responding to its own for collection, also to the key west and the allies who do not recognize the election results. but at the same time, also how to continue doing, doing the things or forming or kind of establishing their relationships with others . well, having so many problems them in, locally, at your own country. really interested to get your thoughts on this alerts your thoughts on you and we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. no rush. i says the launch of a new experimental ballistic missile against ukraine is a warning to the west. moscow talking to the city of hebrew with a miss on on thursday,

and carried 6 warheads. presidents that'd be approved instead of the weapons travels of hypersonic speed and con, to be intercepted, nato members meeting to discuss the implications the cause of the soul. the missile fragments was found and removed by investigators of the security service as a result of a missile strike that was carried out on the city of the new pro on november 21st. this is the 1st time that the remains of such a mis. i'll have been discovered on the territory of ukraine. that is, the specified object was not documented by investigators of the security service before now, so that, meanwhile, rush as long as another mis, i'll attack, and the training points. if the odessa a number of buildings and the central suburbs have been damaged to now the attacks also be reported in the city of coffee and the russian border injury 19 people still ahead and order 0. the you on board is the plastic pollution is an excess

dental crisis. top seeking the global funds underway in south korea, to jumpstart for reuben anomaly. and his 1st game in charge of manchester, united states details on the way is the this is the quiet village of that night in the northeastern district of baldwin. but along with 2 dozen others, it came under attack from the east riley military over a 24 hour period. according to local officials, israel targeted this building a, killing h people including 3 children. this is the main road linking towns like bread and aisle to the ancient city of fallback. this area was one's home to more than 500000 people. now it is empty. lives that were abruptly ended without warning along with hopes, dreams, and aspirations. on counting the cost, the us dollar has been on the road,

but why should the rest of the world be worried for some days on the pressure to choose between the american and european economic models? but should it have to plus point into things? yes, middle class is shrinking. counting the cost on i will just say a rough the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching out to 0 reminder of our top story is this uh, as well as carried out one of the biggest air attacks on israel since the conflict began. is really managing says at least $250.00 rockets for lunch from 11 on is

sunday nights time. people were in the cold and rainy weather and guys worsening. dire living conditions for palestinians. i typed in storms of flooded makeshift shelters and 10 caps on the sides coast spawning food and supplies. and unpackaged tons of boulders of jim farm. and finally, starting on con, a, marching towards the capital, a slow i'm about to protest for his release. police have reportedly arrested files and the head of the box comes days before the special quotes feeling were con, is expected to be indicted on television charges are united nations report of gender violence says the most dangerous place for women is at home about $51000.00 women and girls around the world were killed last year by an intimate partner or family member roughly equates to $140.00 victims. a date africa, a record of the highest number of cases was nearly 300, some victims for every 100000 people. high rates were also seen in the americas,

was about 1.5 victims for every 100000. reports released for the international data for the elimination of violence against women shows an increase of $2300.00 victims compared to the year before investigative st device. was largely because more data is now available, a march, which seems to bring an end to the killing of women and girls is expected in kenya is capital nairobi. it's actually known as feminist side and at least 97 women have been killed in kenya in the past 3 months. gas and so it has more from nairobi or the women are expected to module across the city center here in a row be. so some of them have already started gathering and the big concern that the women have is that 97 women that have been killed in the last 3 months. a lot of women are concerned about that in some of this mazda. some of this, um, you know, model is very, very useful in nature. we have women who have been dismembered,

others have had that all goes remove, just 7 reason please me a where i live. a woman was killed in her house and how high a guards off. so those odyssey maybe women are complaining about and they're worried about and that's why they will be coming to the street to talk about find the side and to talk to the government and tell the government that something needs to be done. many of them say that, you know, especially the women of the families, of the women who have been killed, say that the wheels of justice, a very slow investigations are very, very slow, a, some of the pop it traits as see the scene and then not phone the police do seems very slowly and they also say this one's a puppet phrase, or a cold face is taken to court and they are able to bribe the way

a. so women saying that something and moral needs to be done when it comes to just susan when it comes to these police investigations. but they're just as companies details as long as being an independent investigation officer. a cargo plane crashed near lithuania is airport audi monday. across operated by the spanish airline. swift air and had a 2 story residential building near the capital vilnius. one crew member was killed and 3 others have been injured. please say residents in the building were also in hans. a pilot also survived. and the russian passenger jet has caught fire after landing and someone took care, took expedia. it says $83.00 passengers and 6 crew members were safely rescued. flight central and tanya airport has been cancelled. positive people in the philippines, capital hope be left homeless, softer a fire swept through its largest slum area is quickly engulfed around the files and make shift homes made of wood and 10. no one is reported to have died. bonnet below

reports from manila for 8 hours on sunday, fire engulfed the slum community in many list on the district. when it was over, a 1000 homes were reduced to debris. our slater smoke was still visible on the horizon. a painful reminder for those spending the night on the street outside the neighborhood island. i mean to come in mob. we didn't think the fall would reach us because the wind was blowing the other way, but it change direction. and now all the houses, harris calling for when the band had to get her bed, we didn't mother to safety during the chaos and she just feels happy. there live a knuckle for television. we really prioritize my mother because our lives are more important than anything else. but some people still went in and out of the scene of the fire, hoping to salvage what they care. the fire has been declared extinguished for, for some 2000 families who lost their homes. their suffering isn't over. even in

the dark, it's clear to see they have nothing left to return to. authorities are investigating the cause of the fire and said spread quickly because house estimate of light materials were built close to each other. the narrow alley ways also made it difficult for firefighters to get in. the government had to deploy helicopters and boats to help that of the place. people's work kept out, say it isn't the 1st time they've lost their homes to a fire and they say they can't rebuild their homes and lives without help or land phone? no, i mean like i said in the line. okay. so now attendance would be great, but eventually will need help with money to rebuild the home without employment. at the very least, they say the government is providing them with bills. they're grateful, even if they're having to eat. in the dark barn to below al jazeera manila, hundreds of virginia have arrived in northern indonesia, hoping to make it further into south east asia. the dangerous journey is by boat

are expected to increase june the monsoon season. jessica washington reports from refugee shelters in not, you know, change indonesia. 19 year old mohammed on us is finally safe. but traumatized by the dangerous journey took to get here the mad. i was in a terrible condition on the boat. i was starving. and my youngest sister was sick, she was experiencing a stomachache, he died in vomiting. um it says he tried to save his sister, but she was too weak to survive the rough horses. the number for he gives a few cheese trying to reach southeast asia, has increased in recent years, of your escaping genocide in the nation. me in law and witnessing a military campaign of mexico rate and austin, a face township and poverty, an overcrowded refuge account in brunswick dash, almost $400.00 were hanging refugees, including

a $170.00 children. arrived image boucher in october on 3 different folks. some of the people staying official coach hold on to 0. some of the refugees have already left indonesia, the trying to reach melisha. there are more than 200000 who hang every few cheese in malaysia. some of the refugees in indonesia said they want to re unite with their families. i don't know the size of this group of for who can give her the cheese, take shelter on the beach, including many young children. they feel hot out of the hospital monday were suffering unlock living on the sand. i cannot sleep here because they're always insects crawling into my ears. some have lived at the site for more than a year to you and they show has been tail discussing with the local authorities with the government of indonesia at the central level to find a site which is small. wherever we can tell what closer with the refugees and not on this temporary a b c's. the new government says it is considering options. the problem of running

get reduced is very difficult. intuition has not to have to fight that a few g and asylum seeker confession law. those arrivals offering give refugees, typically peak between november and february. during the monsoon season, when wins are stronger, but the heavy rains also make the journey more dangerous. it's a risk mohammed says he took for the betterment of his life and his sisters. now he's tormented by guilt and grief at that side when i, when i see other girls here that reminded me of her. i meant to add one and he says he failed in his responsibility to keep her safe. jessica washington to 0. archie denisia. so that's gonna be his main opposition that has been cleared of charges of instigating projects. the leader of the democratic party and the jamie on had been accused of ordering a witness to give false testimony in 2019. the case was length 20 election low violation the same court earlier this month. sentence lead to

a suspended prison time for making false public stipends for running for president in 2022. to sell yours. i want to thank the judges for bringing back truth and justice. the process was long and difficult, but the difficulty i'm going through is minute as a grain of rice and a vast ocean. i think what i'm going to is nothing compared to the pain says korean people are going through a center right? candidates admitted defeat in the presidential election and noted line of auto delgado leads the ruling coalition is considered to rival human. do all see dr. elliot results signal a shift to the center left. i don't know if to play soft to both failed to secure and outright when elections last month of correspondence. very simple has more from one to the day. thousands of people on the streets to celebrate the victory of left wing candidate, jem underwater. c. they were carrying the blue white and red flags of the brought from party. that a cus is the new government has

a very big challenge ahead must the whole, by the whole way. they want more work for young people, access to housing and help support children. there's a lot of money in your life, but that money is not distributed well. yes, we have a democracy, but we want things to get better. now. the broad front was empowered for 15 years until 2020. i period in which the country passed progressive lost like same sex marriage, they legalize sanction of abortion and may want to making you why one of the most liberal countries in the world the

doing door to see. he said to time, look on me, you are, and a history school teacher, the political air to former press some and, and i caught him during the fights or we'll say flipping. will he go? did you notice he says he's proud of all the wise democracy in good faith. this country is an example of positive accumulation brick by brick. we're building a country where we have differences of thoughts, but we will never have time for regression. that's why the country here is the country of freedom of a quality and for to in order why is considered an example in latin america, a stable country, you know, to mark just region and then the c o. c, the victory won't change the country's economic bass. isn't part of the data. just the broad front policy has always stayed away from left. his populist models like other countries in latin america. it's a policy that has communists,

but also social democrats. and there is an internal to do what's best for the country. and that's why 1000 celebrated on sunday not only for the return of the left to power, but also for our democracy that continues to grow strong city. so we'll just see that once have you run into anti apologize back to this device to import the pricing, but item bar has died at the age of 80. 5 is what criticized south africa's white minority government and let him moving to france and the early ninety's sixty's. but during a secret trip back home, he was arrested on charges of high treason and jailed for 7 years. international protest saw his release in 1982 off to south africa's 1994 the elections which voted in a democratic black majority governments by some bach and became a visiting professor at the university of cape town. suffice by his wife, his daughter, the social media companies, are urging australia is parliament to delay binding under sixteens from their platforms. the band is expected to be pushed through parliament. this week is

strongly as government says, the move is designed to protect children and advocate for tech giants, including meta instagram. i'm ex told senators the bill should be delayed to to next year until they have time to study how it's implemented. what excuses. i just want to know why they're not doing the job. if you give us stuff a bad a kids, why aren't you doing something about it? i can assure you that there are algorithms and slides that are designed specifically to young people on line. for example, algorithms play a really important role in, in those renounce nudity and a range of all the harmful content. now the point where i'm, if i what they're not working, it tends to agree what could be the world's 1st street in describing plastic pollution or on the right to you. i meeting and south korea divisions among delegates, 175 countries meeting for the 5th. and possibly last time in blue sun are undermining negotiations. countries suffering the worst effects of plastic pollution,

pushing for the deals, but petrochemical producers like china and saudi arabia on prostate waste managed without reducing production of human environment. agencies wanting that have no actions taken the amount of plastic entering the environment annually to double by 2040. we are here today because last the pollution is not just an outside leap, no sense, but an ocean and you see the threats to echo systems. economies, on to my account of the monthly tubes of the crisis is evident, underscores the origin of our mission. i'll just say it was in vitamin editor and the clock looks at the global picture of plastics use stuff. plastic was invented way back in 1900. and there are pools, many important applications with plastic today for medical components,

the costs of solar panels and high tech gas and lightweight construction materials . but it is the ever used to every day. plastics like coffee cup, like food packages, water bottles, electronic that is causing a blights on our planet from the highest mountain ization and see the world produces around $400000000.00 tons of plastic waste each year. well, some plastic waste is disposed of through incineration or landfill. only 9 percent is recycled. much of what's left is mismanage waste, which pollute c environment online are negatively r. ations. reasoning study suggests that between one and 2000000 tons of plastic into the oceans annually itself and marine creatures that bear the brunt. 700 different marine species and known to be affected by plastic,

every through ingestion or entanglement. plastic items that enter the ocean take many years to decompose. 20 years for a plastic bag, for $150.00 is for plastic, buffle and 600 years. for plastic fishing nets. often these items have broken down into microscopic particles known as micro plastic. 94 percent of the plastic in the oceans is estimated to be micro plastic. so much micro plastic enters the environment. it's the equivalent of every person in the world throwing $43.00 grocery bags into the ocean each year, or roughly one per week. so where are we got with the label? plastics? 3 to or the pushes for a tracy to limits and ultimately drastically reduce the amount of plastic being produced. but a huge push back from petra states and from plastics. manufacturers. you won't the focus to be on waste management rather than coughing plastics production

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the asian champions. we campaign. these guys are coming up next in this the in the the settings for his son. thank you very much, rob. well, we'll start with crickets in india. have achieved the biggest victory ever in australia as a one of the 1st tests by 295 runs. a fellow are up against us, going in today. full and pest sauce in the 2nd endings on 1243, a last

a full week. it's early on, travis had top school with a to 9, but he's. 8 to engine cason and events, so man of the match desperate to move around the host were bold out for $238.00. rushworth is the target. india lead. this is one to nothing with full matches still today this is a tough place to play. execute and you will be put under pressure, but when you respond to a pressure that gives you a lot of confidence going further in your career. so yeah, that is the biggest positive and you know, this is my 1st testament. my son is also here. so i'm satisfied with my son and i don't remember this for the way volva and they situations before. it's the nitrous thing, professions for you, i'll lose some guidance i you know, the biggest challenge and the biggest, um, you know, the most important thing is how do you bounced back now what's, what's the next move site? that's what we've got to do this week. um, you know, clearly well of to mock as a lot to work on. so you know, the nice important thing is,

is full test such as next. open m arms 1st game and target manchester united that has ended and 11 jewel app it switch. it was a promising stuff for the 39 year old, who joined from sporting in portugal loc slash for that puts united a had less than 2 minutes into the match. on the back came the home sides were denied by fantastic, save by united keeper, and they were not somehow keeping out this thoughts from them. the lot of my hutchinson's efforts taking a deflection into them, that's it. to level things up and that's the way it stays. result means united to remain in the both in the hospitals. the permit is off to 12 games each sub for the blazing 3 days to try to cope with. we've been, we've everything, but we have 2 ways or we forget about the new idea and i think that's why i was here. i was brought here in the middle of the season and we tried to cope with,

with the things that's as good that i used to do it in the next year, the same stage we'll be here with the same problems or we stop. nope, we risk a little bit, we suffered a little bit in the next year. we will be better than it at this point. so we have to reschedule. we will be living for how to extend that then the that the top of the a plan is to 817, homicide. last full, twice as a foot from 2 on down to went away as both inside the cell, samson, leave a pool have not 110 of 12, the games on the new manager on the slot. next up, it's around the grid. the changes equal wednesday followed up by 2nd place, not just the city and then the next sunday, last season. even later on in the season, that arsenal led by a bunch. a city came back so you know. ready if you face arsenal, city, chelsea and all these other teams that the telephone numbers grades yesterday as well. they're all able to enjoy. ready many games in a row, so it's nice to have this position would be our definitely tough gift. go to wait.

and the salary probably has incredible. um, visa and bon has finally come to an end l $32.00 to the substitute in $57.00, the mattress. lasting 551 days the changes have dropped down to 2nd 2 points addressed of else to hon. castiano, rinaldo touch down and del has on the sort of gear up for their asian champions, the clash against customary club and a lot of alpha. the final purely side that we're busy training, it's all great stadium home to the 2020, to walk ups, opening much aside class there later on monday as i'm not so look to maintain that i'm beaten back within the competition. a lot of alpha head coach at pedro martinez says his side on the face at the prospect of facing the 5 time by the window window or just 1st of november to the player the way we normally replace that is no

marketing special mark. and i'm sure stan is a fantastic player and another change for blowing portable indoor but the collective team of all not so easy to use both of to or today have on the davis cup for the 2nd year running and it was wall number one younique's enough to get them over the line by the, on the floor in straight sets the surface way for center to round off of the season, which also saw him when 2 grandsons and the atp finals is the 3rd time it didn't have one. the davis costs off the tramps in 1976 and last year last year we won was the 1st time after $4070.00 and as boss was what i said the in the beginning of the, of the journey to the, to the play. it is, we want to make the story and he's very easy pay if we, if we can make it twice. i said in the next the pipe in the right out there,

and i'm so proud about these b steak, one of lockley rush the most yards in any nfl a game for 14 years the philadelphia eagles slash loss entities rums wanting backup buckley washed it for $255.00 yards, which was an eagle's raffles and the knife most an nfl history. he also had to touch sounds as the equals 137 to 20. the 7th, when in a row, it continued to be runaway leaders in the n. s. c. and the cleveland cavities showed that their 1st defeat of the season was just submit. but as they won again on sunday night into the cab starts of the season with the franchise west coast. 15 winds in a row the season and now stands at $72.00 and $1.00 of the beating the toronto raptors. hi jerome and the stop last don't have a michel has

a 26 points in the 122 to 108 victory. and that's always full for me. i have you back to the south. thank you very much. indeed. next, could it be here? a couple of minutes with more involved and stories that involve office. stay with us on all the prompts, one side of vast empire spending several continents booked by the 1940s. the french were forced to confront realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out of there and looks at how the colonial unrest proved from set to note syria and full scale war and indo china blood into his french, the colonized nation on al jazeera stairs from,

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