off the coast of west africa over the weekend migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous atlantic ocean route to reach europe instead of traveling via the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources. health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents of change out in just 5 days the city has reported a dozen new cases linked to a hospital treating code 900 patients certain areas of the city have already been placed under lockdown. you stay with us on al-jazeera if you find that america is up next. he began with the war and the good it was to hear i got shot by fall ball i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assignment contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the consequences of the policies of detainments is really almost the same in all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer and in this way it is unacceptable and refugees tayo on al-jazeera viewfin

island so you have enough resources to cope refugees are increasingly taking a more dangerous atlantic ocean route to reach europe since morocco increased security along its coast now the l.a. lakers have won the n.b.a. finals taking home their 17th championship when led by le bron james the team took a decisive 13 point victory over the miami heat to win the series 4 games to 2 lakers fans took to the streets ignoring coronavirus recommendations to celebrate the championship. this is a 0 and these are the top stories a ceasefire in armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing the other of heavy shelling in civilian areas at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of the going to kind of. and notorious police unit in nigeria is been disbanded for the 4th time after days of nationwide protests the special anti robbery squad is accused of torture murder and unlawful arrests that turns a name government is a being accused of political oppression ahead of this month's general election amnesty international says the law is being weaponize

using votes like this to make to the european union, crossing not the mediterranean seas but the atlantic ocean it's been warm enough in paris, the temperature is coming down now as the next frontal system drags across the pip of western australia. not a huge change and most of the weather is staying out in the water. 24 degrees, the streak of blue is towards tasmania. i know it's been wet and they don't want anymore rain. it's coming your way. there will be some throwoff into victoria and parts of new south wales where there has been some good spring rain so far. the concentration is heading down to new zealand and tasmania. the change of season the opposite way around in china, snow falling not far away, the frontal system tails back into the middle of china and the far south. it's warm in the south china sea, of course, and coming on land in vietnam and spreading the rain almost as far as hong kong with a gale warning. warmish, rain, nothing particularly significant. to india, the same story, disruption in the southern movement of the monsoon which means this thing here, the tropical depress

canaria and 37 boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees. 20 years after zimbabwe's controversial land reform policy been thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted some are returning to the land just tenants of black owners as horowitz also reports from the east province the government hopes their return will boost production amid warnings that millions as a bubbly ends are facing food shortages. zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago coming back to work with black landowners. are the people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with the partnership the good thing about the partnership is this skills transfer. 2 decades after th

friens scientists believe that's because of a record breaking heat wave and changing waters in the atlantic oceany're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the arctic. people in chile will vote this weekend on whether their nation's constitution should be written many and favor say it could mark a nice start for a country that's faced a year of political crisis but opponents say it will put the future of chile a risk latin america editor of the c n human reports from santiago was at the sound of vile is frightened of the future of chile replaces its current constitution with a flag in one hand and a plaque card in the other she joins hundreds of others who've been campaigning every week calling on chileans to vote late chassell or reject in sunday's referendum to decide whether or not to draft a new magna carta ca they chant chile will not become cuba or venezuela from all that follow mrs sandoval says venezuela's economic and democratic collapse began when its former president will go chavis rewrote the constitution in 1999 i can without him but people will be afraid to inves

over scientists believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave and changing waters in the atlantic ocean they're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the arctic. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. president donald trump and his democratic nominee joe biden have held their final debates before the election less than 2 weeks. microphones went for far less chaotic and students than the 1st. we had the best black unemployment numbers in the history of our country hispanic women asian people with diplomas with no diplomas mit graduates number one in the class everybody had the best numbers and you know what the other side wanted to get together they wanted to unify success is going to bring us together we run the road to success but i'm cutting taxes and he wants to raise everybody's taxes and he wants to put new regulations are never think he will kill it if he gets in you will have a depression the likes of which you've never seen we can grow this economy we can deal with the systemic racism and the same time we can make sure that our economy is being r

ministry says they're facing an unprecedented surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic ocean with a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. this is where. they come back to shore. dangerous. job is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving leeds the blessing of the elders traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars a small fortune for these families. mothers sell their land even their jewelry with the support of fathers and from one day to another we see young men leave in the pursuit of happiness. he has taken this journey before and failed. faced with the shame of returning home empty handed he's convinced this time he will succeed. and ahead is the prospect of a new life. nicholas hawke al-jazeera car. environmentalists in uganda say a protected rain forest is being destroyed to make way for a sugar plantation the forest reserve is home to hundreds of species of animals including endangered chimpanzees as a support. to put goma tropical rain forest preserve in western uganda that is home to hundreds of species of trees some

islands don't have enough resources to cope refugees are increasingly taking a more dangerous atlantic ocean route to reach europe since morocco increased security along its coast. and now the l.a. lakers have won the n.b.a. final taking home the team's 17th attempt ship led by le bron james the team took a decisive 13 point victory over the miami heat to win the series 4 games to 2 like his fans immediately took to the streets ignoring coronavirus recommendations to celebrate the championship the game itself was held in florida in a corn tin bubble with only a very limited audience. this is these are the top stories a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing the other of heavy shelling in civilian areas at least 8 people have been killed in the latest.

believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the region and changing waters in the atlantic oceann box as an ice climatologist he says the drop in temperature could lead to other problems in the region. this sea ice has in the last 40 years lost half of its mass half of its the ignus and half of its area and this year after extremely persistent heat wave that affected siberia since since time that we've the fires are across northern siberia this part of the arctic is especially warm and so we see the sea ice effectively reacting to this extremely warm situation in it off the north coast of siberia and it's a great concern because it's a very shallow sea and. underneath that 10 to 40 meter deep water layer is a sea bed that itself contains an enormous store of current and i'm concerned that any warming the sea waters can destabilize the carbon at sea that so this area of open water it's releasing a lot of extra heat into the atmosphere and what that will do is perpetuate this condition of open water that's probably part of the delay of the return of the frozen sea surface. aboard n

new morality, but another 20 or 30 actors will bite the hand up, even if it means swimming the atlantic oceanener choice. it might delay the film a bit longer. this is an opportunity, critical moment to come together and say we are going to have to make these changes. 0ne say we are going to have to make these changes. one thing that is great that has come out of this year, we can see how it is possible to reduce, not just year, we can see how it is possible to reduce, notjust to fly year, we can see how it is possible to reduce, not just to fly to every meeting, we can talk on zoom, it is possible. i am meeting, we can talk on zoom, it is possible. iam really meeting, we can talk on zoom, it is possible. i am really hopeful that we will take a lot of things out of these periods of lockdown from the coronavirus and really apply them to our daily lives going forward. but i think it is also incumbent of those who have greater power in the industry to set the tone. i don't know how much power and influence i have, but to the degree i have it, i am going to use it. pleasure to speak to you and it

over scientists believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave and changing waters in the atlantic oceany're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the arctic. my. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. president donald trump and his democratic nominee joe biden have held their final debate before the election in less than 2 weeks as music microphones went for a far less chaotic exchange than the 1st. we had the best black unemployment numbers in the history of our country hispanic women asian people with diplomas with no diplomas mit graduate.

baraka increased security along its coast refugees and taking the more dangerous routes into the atlantic ocean to reach europe's a major oil field in libya is set to resume production after the united nations announced direct talks between the country's rivals the un recognized government base in tripoli and warlord who for have to get to meet in june is here next month the xara oil field has been closed for most of the year because of a blockade imposed by after malik traina in tripoli has more on the impact that it's. how that sound you're hearing is the power generator power generators have become a common scene across libya and that's due to the long power cuts according to the national or corporation that power cuts are because of the lack of oil and diesel feeding into the power station and result of the oil closure now if you look if you look to the side you'll see this pharmacy here is closed and that's because the shop owner couldn't afford to maintain his generator so the really the residents the shop owners business owners are the ones suffering from this lack of oil the oil accordi

the canary islands do not have enough resources migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous atlantic ocean reach to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security because hackers in dhaka send a goal which is a key transit country for west african migrants trying to reach us. the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers neurontin border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost a 1000 migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men that are fully economic and political hardship at home many of them algerian guinea is where they're said to be contested election and was the european union has funded countries such as morocco or libya to stem out the flow of migration morocco received almost a $1000000000.00 since 2014 well that hasn't stopped these young

off the coast of west africa over the weekend they're increasingly taking the more dangerous atlantic ocean routes to reach europe instead of the mediterranean sea as strong a murs have captured their 1st glimpse of a distance star being torn apart by a black hole they've been observing the events for the past 6 months from the european southern observatory in chile it confirms theories about what happens when a star is destroyed by a black hole a star's material is ripped into threads in a bright flash before disappearing from space and time. the l.a. lakers have won the n.b.a. championship for the 1st time since 2010 le bron james led the team to a 4 to a series victory over the miami heat and the richardson reports. to get said it was about it after a 10 year wait for a title win and 3 months of play inside a bio security bubble the end game had finally arrived for the l.a. lakers. bron james leading the team to the championship just as he promised to do when he joined the like has in 2018 for me to be a part of such a historical franchise is that it's all believe will fail him not only

increases security along its coast forcing refugees it's a can more dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe. 20 is all to zimbabwe's controversial land reform policy when thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted some are returning to the land has tenants of black owners as harriman test reports now from a show in a land in east province the government hopes their return will boost production and warnings that millions of zimbabweans a facing few choices. zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration's partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform program 20 years ago are coming back to work with black. allowing other people who've got the money and the resources to partner us to the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with a partnership the good thing about the partnership is the skills transfer. 2 decades after the government sees thousands of white owned commercial farms land and who it rightfully belongs to is still an emotive and divi

the next frontal system will work its way off the atlantic ocean for friday, initially pushing into northern see a band of fairly heavy rain working its way eastwards through the course of the day. behind it, blustery showers, some merging into longer spells of rain, but there will be sunshine afterwards. it'll be a windy for everyone. over the north—west of scotla nd everyone. over the north—west of scotland it'll be very windy. temperatures on the cooler side again, single figures across the north of scotland, the low teens for much of england and wales. heading into the weekend, it stays u nsettled, into the weekend, it stays unsettled, low pressure bringing a widespread windy day, gales on saturday, spells of heavy rain. mild on saturday and things turn cooler again on sunday. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines — south yorkshire will face the toughest covid rules from saturday — pubs and bars which don't serve food will close — and there are tight restrictions on households mixing. the prime minister says there will be money for greater manchester. the mayor of greater manc

charlestonian's like to say charleston is where the rivers converge to form the atlantic ocean. see charleston harbor is surrounded by numerous islands. and there were four main fortifications in the harbor that were there to defend the city against foreign invasion. and so you can see just off of the side of the city is a shoal. let's see if i can use the pointer. you can see it right here, just to the south of the city of charleston and james island, which had an old fort there called fort johnson. here in the middle of the harbor, on an island, was fort sumter. over here on sullivan's island, on the north end of the harborside, was formal tree. these were the four principal forts. that thes fort multry united states soldiers were stationed. the commanders of the union soldiers. they were in charleston when south carolina seceded. his name was roger anderson. he was an command companies e and h in the artillery. really, only about 85 men he's commanded in charleston. it's important to realize how small the war -- the army was. you only had about 15,000 union soldiers across th

saye in charleston like to it is where the ashley and converged to form the atlantic ocean. charleston harbor is surrounded by numerous islands. there werefour made fortifications that were there to defend the city against foreign invasion. side ofsee off of the the city a small little shoal with -- let me see if i can use the pointer. to can see castle pickney the south of the city of nes island that had fort johnson. in the middle of the harbor on an island was fort sumter and overhear on sullivan's island on the north end of the harbor was moltree. mostis where mor soldiers were stationed. they are in charleston south carolina seceded. major robert anderson is in the first u.s. artillery. commanding areis in charleston. it is important to realize how small the united states army was at the outset of the war. you only have 15,000 union soldiers across the entire nation at a time. they were kind of spread across the country and less than 100 and charleston harbor. of the 85 men eight were musicians in the band. it was a pretty sleepy post and most of the men who were actual

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off the coast of west africa over the weekend migrants increasingly taking the dangerous and atlantic ocean route to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents of qingdao in just 5 days the city has reported a dozen new cases linked to a hospital treating code 900 patients certain areas of the city have already been placed under lockdown for the top stories al jazeera investigations continues next with our exclusive look at the cyprus papers i'll be back with news straight after that story then. in part one our undercover reporters were given legal advice on how a convicted money laundering could invest in cyprus. now the lawyer patel just describes how a successful applicant can ensure his wealth is never traced back to his criminal past. changed in the past and you must continually is there for this 1st. let's go 1st to see the biggest in the country to the local peo

tom: still something remarkable to see over the atlantic ocean.his is spacex moving forward, and of course, there will be a sequence here of boosters and rockets. we will have to look for that with all of the new technology as well. i believe we may be seeing a challenging moment here. we want to look forward here. we are getting reports on this now from spacex's. let's continue with this video right now. away.l see the burst is always a, it risk here in a multistage, and with the technology come in to see the first booster pull away will be interesting. that, your first thoughts, please. matt: so far, it looks routine. they've got it pretty nailed down. as you said, gamers definitely really interested. that is something elon musk pushed out a couple of days ago on twitter. there's this story of broadband from space, that you have this really long latency, and that is the death knell for gamers. you need super low latency. what they are promising that is quite unique and different about star link, as well as being very fast, it is going to have lo

believe that it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the region and changing waters in the atlantic oceany're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the atlantic. just to get your bearings this over here is no way we're kind of looking down here from the north pole and this is the lap to say this picture was taken on september 15th where the ice have retreated to its 2nd lowest level on record now usually by the end of october the ice is hit the coast here of russia again but not this year let's bring in jason talks in copenhagen he's an ice climatologist and professor of bracieux at the place at geologic survey of denmark and greenland good to have you with us jason what are we to make of this hello adrian yes what we're talking about here is sea ice that is it's frozen sea water and it's kind of a thin veneer of the caps the arctic ocean and sea itis as in the last 40 years lost half of its mass its the illness and half of its area it is year after extremely persistent heat wave that's affected siberia since since sprint time the fires are across northern siberia is p

we're talking about 90-plus degrees when we talk about the atlantic ocean.soline for the hurricane. so it's making them bigger. it's making them stronger. it's making them slower. and when i say slower it's almost like a sit and spin. you're going to have more rain because you have warmer air. that's going to hold more water. it's going to sit and spin over a certain region. and we're talking about feet of water dropped in some spots. 92.5. that was a record temperature that was recorded off the coast of florida. and that's what we're seeing. and joshua, we're not just talking about the hurricanes. we're talking about deadly hurricanes that went through the midwest. we're talking about wildfires to the west where we're seeing records every day being broken. and it's going to continue. we're 105 days longer than expected with wildfire season. that's just going to continue. we're seeing our hurricanes rapidly increasing as they head to land. i could talk about this for an hour because there are so many things that go into it. it's not just the winds. it's the

year-old mark bowden was body surfing at miami beach standing hip deep in the warm water of the atlantic oceant felt like a log rammed my leg. it felt like enough force it should have knocked me over but i was still standing and kind of confused. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the moments after as paramedics rushed to help. an ambulance took him to the hospital where he was treated for 3 inch deep wound to his right leg. >> the scariest moment was when i was crawling out of the surf. i was thinking if it was a shark or marine animal, i hope it does not take another bite out of me. >> reporter: miami beach authorities believe bowden was bitten by a blackfin shark , they can weigh up to 250 pounds. >> reporter: this is a shark expert with the california academy of sciences in san francisco. >> they are excited in terms of the food available. when they are feeding on fast- moving fish, they are racing around and biting anything splashing like a body surfer. >> reporter: familiar with miami beach waters, it was in the middle of a mullet migration, this one shows sharks in the same waters.

out and was body surfing miami beach on wednesday, standing hip deep in the warm waters of the atlantic ocean. then, trouble. >> it felt almost a log just rammed my leg and it felt like enough force that it should have knocked me over. but, i was still standing, and kind of confused. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the moments after as paramedics rushed to help, an ambulance took him to the hospital, where he was treated for a 3 inch deep wounds to his right leg. >> the scariest moment for me, was when i was crawling out of the surf, and i was thinking, if it was a shark, or a submarine animal, i hope it doesn't, you know, take another bite out of me. >> reporter: miami beach authorities believed out and was bitten by a black chick shark, they can reach 9 feet long and weigh as much as 250 pounds >> they are not trying to eat us. >> reporter: john mccloskey is a shark shark expert with the california academy of sciences and ce. >> they are excited in terms of the food that is available and when they are feeding on fast- moving fish, they are racing around and biting anything that is sp

boughton was body surfing in miami beach wednesday, standing hip deep in the warm waters of the atlantic ocean. then, trouble. >> it almost felt like a log just kind of rammed my leg and it felt like enough force that should've knocked me over but i was still standing and kind of confused. >> reporter: cell phone video capture the moments after as paramedics rushed to help. and ambulance taken to the hospital , where he was treated for a three inch deep wound to his right leg. >> the scariest moment for me was when i was crawling out of the surf and i was thinking, if it was a shark or submarine animal i hope it doesn't, you know, take another bite out of me. >> reporter: miami beach authorities believe boutin was bit by a black tip sharp shark. they can reach nine feet long and weigh as much as 250 pounds. john mccloskey is a shark expert with the california academy of sciences in san francisco. >> when they're feeding on fast- moving fish they are racing around and biting anything that's splashing like a body surfer. >> reporter: those familiar with miami beach water say the area is in the m

canaria in 37 votes many were rescued at sea refugees have been taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians are say the canary islands to not have enough resources for the refugees. presidential elections in the self declared republic of northern cyprus have produced no clear winner with the vote now progressing to a runoff it will see a faceoff between incumbent president was the 5 who supports the reunification of cypress and nationalist candidate. who is backed by turkey the island of cyprus has been divided since 1974 into the turkish speaking north and the greek cypriot south that has more. he's the leader of a country that nobody but turkey recognizes and now turkey's leaders have turned against him to. most of his hoping to be reelected as president of the self declared republic of northern cyprus with a population of no more than half a 1000000 people i can choose supports a federal solution for the divided island and he's keen for stalled talks involving the government in the south of cyprus as wel

says they are facing and then president and surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic oceanwith a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. this is when. we come back to shore. dangerous. job is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving the blessing of the elders traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars a small fortune for these families. mothers sell their land even their jewelry with the support of fathers and from one day to another we see young men leave in the pursuit of happiness he has taken this journey before and failed. faced with the shame of returning home empty handed he's convinced this time he will succeed. and ahead is the prospect of a new life. nicholas hawk al-jazeera car. hundreds of protesters into his ear have clashed with police after a man died when the authorities bulldozed his unlicensed cigarette cure ask while he was sleeping in it protesters in the impoverished town of speight leah in custer on province threw rocks at police and blocked roads with burning tires from a seizure mission she has fired

off the coast of west africa over the weekend they're increasingly taking the more dangerous atlantic ocean routes or reach europe instead of the mediterranean sea. isn't a car senegal which is a key transit country for west african migrants trying to reach europe. the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers neurontin border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost that isn't migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men are fully economic and political hardship at home many of them algerians or guinea is where they're said to be contested election and whilst the european union has funded countries such as morocco or libya to stem out the flow of migration morocco received almost a $1000000000.00 since 2014 well that hasn't stopped these young men from taking this dangerous journey you create. gre

ministry says they are facing an unprecedented surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic oceanwith a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. this is where. we come back to shore. and dangerous. which human traffickers that. shortage. job is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving leeds the blessing of the elders traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars a small fortune for these families. mothers sell their land even their jewelry with the support of fathers and from one day to another we see young men leave in the pursuit of happiness. he has taken this journey before and failed. faced with the shame of returning home empty handed he's convinced this time he will succeed. and ahead is the prospect of a new life. nicholas hawke al-jazeera car. around $500.00 firefighters have been deployed in tanzania to put out a fire on the slopes of africa's highest mountain mt kilimanjaro officials say the blaze is now under control of the hundreds of volunteers residents and students battle that for 3 days the fire started arresting cent

canaria and 37 boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees 20 years after zimbabwe's controversial land reform policy when thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted some are returning to the land as tenants of black owners as heroin reports from the province the government's hopes their return will boost production and had warnings that millions of zimbabweans are facing food shortages. zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration smart partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago are coming back to work with black landowners allowing other people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with the partnership the good thing about the partnership is the skills transfer. 2 decades after

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dowden was body surfing in miami beach wednesday standing hip deep in the warm waters of the atlantic ocean, the trouble. this budget felt almost like a log rammed my leg and, it felt like enough force that it should have knocked me over, but i was still standing and kind of confused. >> reporter: cell phone video capture the moments after his paramedics rushed to help and an ambulance took him to the hospital, where he was treated for a 3 inch deep wound to his right leg. >> the scariest moment for me was when i was crawling out of the surf and picking if it was a shark or submarine animal i hope it doesn't take another bite out of me. >> reporter: miami beach authorities believe he was written by a black tip shark, they can reach 9 feet long and weigh as much as 250 pounds. >> they aren't trying to eat us. >> reporter: john mccloskey is a shark expert with the california academy of sciences in san francisco. >> they are shy in terms of the food that is available, and when they are feeding on fast- moving fish, they are racing around inviting anything that is splashing, like a body surfer.

canaria in boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders and local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees video of a group of bangladeshi men attacking and stripping a woman who has provokes more protests condemning violence against women hundreds rallied in the capital dhaka to accuse the government of failing to tackle the alarming wise in gang rape and sexual assaults demonstrators are demanding capital punishment for offenders over many attacks aren't reported. a bus heading to a buddhist temple has collided with a train in thailand killing at least 18 people around 30 others were injured it happens about 60 kilometers in the capital bangkok dozens of passengers were on the bus as it crossed the rail tracks during rain. india's reported infections have now surpassed 7000000 the health ministry is confirming more than 74000 positive tests in just the past 24 hours new infections have decreased in recent weeks but doctors are warni

believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the region and changing waters in the atlantic ocean they're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the arctic just to get your bearings we've got a shot of the imagine you're looking directly down so that's the way out to the north pole you're looking at norway over there and around to rusher on that side the laptev sea is this little inlet if you like is the bay here this picture taken on september the 15th when the ice had retreated to its 2nd lowest level on record usually by this stage the end of a sort of the end of october the ice has actually come this far and hit the coast again but not this year but we heard from jason boxer who is an ice climatologist a professor at the geologic survey of denmark and green and he says the drop in temperature could lead to other problems in the region you see guys has in the last 40 years lost half its mass. and half of its area in this year after green leaves persistent heat wave that affected siberia since since time the fires across northern siberia this part of the arcti

in the south they said god gave us the atlantic ocean for very good reason. it's not get involved in the european war. many large immigrant groups in the country were deeply divided about the conflict overseas, but did not want to participate and helping the other side. so there was a strong push for neutrality. really, until things escalated out of control. wilson himself was elected for a second term, campaigning that he had kept the country out of war. he was a good negotiator for peace. just weeks after being inaugurated for second term, he started to move the country to war. >> i want to show our viewers your book. we are now getting into your subject area of democracy. the great war and the russian dissent. in 1917, congress passed a law, a speech about the war. could you tell our viewers what that law was? >> it's called the espionage act. it actually was never used to convict any spies during the war. there were german spies, and much of the law dealt with that. but there were also provisions there that allowed for the government to have enormous cont

i can see, and all three men must come to the defensive this atlantic civilization joined by ocean highwaytiny, what a destiny can be hours to stand as a great central pillar, leaving europe the americans, and vital peoples and cultures of the pacific. i can see a day when all the american north and south, will be linked in a mighty system. a system in which the air is and misunderstandings of the past will be submerged won by one, in a rising tide of prosperity and interdependence. we know that the misunderstandings of centuries are not to be wiped away in a day, or in an hour. but, we pledge that human sympathy, what our neighbors to the south an attitude of seem bad tickle. no less and self interest will be our guide. [cheers and applause] i can see this atlantic civilization galvanizing, leading nations everywhere. i know that freedom is not the fruit of every soil. i know that the road to freedom was achieved through centuries of honoring efforts are brave and wise men. i know the road to freedom is a long, and challenging road. i know that some men may walk away from it, and some men

acknowledge age of free security when north america could rely on the two great moats of the atlantic and pacific ocean, technology elimit nateed that age of free security and we're in an increasingly interconnected and shrinking world in which challenges to our security overseas can quite readily reach our shores and that's whether it's jihaddist terrorists leak september 11th w coronavirus that reached our shores earlier this year. so i think with the argue. in bounds i we have to stay engaged and we have to have a broad range of defensive capabilities, not just military. to convince or adversaries they can't accomplish they're objectives through the use of force or the use of other means below the threshold of what might elicit a military response. >> so that segways to my next quick question. how do you design a comprehensive defense strategy, military, cyber, bio, climate, politicalern phoenix. the military is not well equipped to deal with those things and not equipped to deal with 0 some of them at all. we look at the response of pandemic we look like a pack ol' of fools because we can get our a