they had a brazil supreme court has accused the president and talking democracy a day off the j both and i said he would no longer bay. it's rulings on tuesday both in our last out of the court while addressing supporters at an independence day rally. it's, i was seeing a fake news investigation targeting the president's in a circle, including 2 of his sons. so those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0, after risking at all station thanks for watching life. and they wanted 43000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of any more because there's always a small car. most people for really, really good lives. in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function, war shadow. on al jazeera, i lose lose a country ravaged by years of civil war. sierra leone is now on the road to recovery. but the ruinous effects of the conflict continued to be felt. the 50 percent of the population in the mid tread drinking water, its gas electricity practically non existent. while there had been improvements on th

brazil's supreme court is meeting to decide a key case over the protection of indigenous land reservesthe country's rain forest is at stake. if the court strikes down book law governing the boundaries of huge indigenous reserves, it could spark a land grab by businesses eager to exploit the rain forest. our correspondent reports from the capital in brazil. [singing] reporter: more than 170 different ethnicities are here, close to the supreme court, where they are awaiting a decision indicates that could have huge repercussions for indigenous land claims across the country. itnvolvethe people from the south who lost their claim to unsettled lands, because a judge said they were not occupying those lands in 1988 was brazil's current's competition came into effect, however, they argue they were expelled from those lands in the 1950's. they are worried that if they lose the appeal that it could set a precedent for a rollback of indigenous rights, something resident bolsonaro and his powerful backers in the agricultural lobby are hoping for. [speaking in foreign language] translator: why do

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the head of brazil's supreme court, luiz fux, has accused presidentjair bolsonaro of attacking democracya day after mr bolsonaro told supporters at an independence day parade that he would not obey the decisions of one of the court'sjudges. translation: the supreme court will not tolerate threats to - the authority of its decisions. if there is contempt towards judicial decisions from those who hold power, this standing represents— an attack on democracy. it constitutes criminal responsibility, - to be analysed by the national congress. i a painstaking operation has taken place to remove part of a driveway struck by a meteorite. the meteorite came down in the english town of winchcombe in february. the section of the driveway dented by the space rock has now been removed in a lengthy process so that it can be displayed at the natural history museum in london. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbctimwillcox. hello there. our short spell of hot weather is coming to an end now. this picture was taken earlier in the night in sussex. this picture was taken during the day on wednesday in the

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brazil started right before september 7th when balls and rose supporters planned shut down brazil supreme court and make him dictator for life. american viewers. that may sound familiar, but brazil has far more precedent for this sort of thing than we did. they had an actual cool, 964, followed by 20 years of military dictatorship. here in the us, our military has only been running the show for. okay, maybe maybe it's fortunately that he thought thankfully though september 7th in brazil, wound up being just as much of a fort fast as january 6 in dc. sorry to get all your fans to show up. there's something when so many of them are tired from being dead, but it doesn't look like this will be their last rock given balls in our support from police and lower ranks of the military. their biggest fear isn't just that balls in our will lose. it's the guy who probably lose to former president lula ignacio de silva. lula was 1st elected in 2002, and over the course of 8 years in office lifted millions out of poverty. according to steve bennett lula is the most dangerous leftist in the world, a criminal,

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thank the head of brazil, supreme court accused the president of attacking democracy a day after jaya ball scenario said that he would no longer obey its decisions. chief justice luis folks says that failure to abide by its rulings would be a crime. the president is being investigated over handling of the pandemic, also, and are lashed out of the court while attending at independence day rally on tuesday. on the same day, his supporters tried to storm the supreme court building. at least 100 palestinians have been injured in confrontations with his ready forces. they had nobliss in the occupied westbank. they were trying, they were demonstrating in solidarity with 6 escaped palestinian prisoners where the forces, looking for the fugitives of rated a number of villages. the inmates escaped. israel's high security go prison through a tunnel on monday with a crack down in response to the jail break is feeling tension in israeli prisons. it made slit fires in protest at several facilities as guards tried to move inmates . some prisoners had lost outdoor time, laundry access, and even some

the head of brazil's supreme court, luiz fux, has accused presidentjair bolsonaro of attacking democracycourt. mr fux�*s comments came a day after mr bolsonaro told supporters at an independence day parade that he would not obey the decisions of one of the court'sjudges. translation: the supreme court will not tolerate _ translation: the supreme court will not tolerate threats _ translation: the supreme court will not tolerate threats to - will not tolerate threats to the authority of its decisions. if there is contempt towards judicial decisions from those who hold power, this standing represents an attack on democracy, it constitutes criminal responsibility to be analysed by the national congress. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: an all teenage grand slam final could be on the cards as emma raducanu and leylah fernandez go through to the us open semis. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto to

brazil's supreme court has delayed a decision on a case that could determine if thousands of indigenous people can reclaim stolen ancestral lands. the move by brazil's high court to indefinitely suspend a ruling came after thousands of indigenous people representing 176 groups camped out in the capital brasÍlia to condemn the destruction of the amazon rainforest and the genocide of indigenous peoples. the white house said wednesday the u.s. will share nuclear submarine technology with australia in a new trilateral military partnership. the coalition is known as aukus -- short for australia, united kingdom, and united states. its formation comes as president biden continues to pressure u.s. allies to take a more aggressive military posture toward china. british prime minister boris johnson ined australian prime minister scott morrison and president biden at a virtual summit wednesday. >> the first task of this partnership will be to help australia acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines, sizing those in question will be powered by nuclear reactors not armed with nuclear weapons. an

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so he has been questioning many of brazil's democratic institutions, including as you mentioned, the supreme court, which is investigating him for possible corruption. he's losing support drastically for his handling of the pandemic. also for those corruption charges against him for his attitude to women, to indigenous population, deforestation, all sorts of issues. at the same time, he still does have substantial support. many tens of thousands came out during the independence. they rallies as a show that support to him for him. many of them urging him to take control of the of democratic institutions using violence if necessary. so strong was and it seemed like it is, there's going to be more to come more to come over the election is i think roughly a year way. so how is it likely to play out ahead of that election? well i think we've already seen during the rallies that brazil is an increasingly polarized country. politically. we have those supports as i mentioned, supporting a right wing of president the rest. the next biggest challenge is the former president, luis enough to lose the silver a

i will be kenya. dateable sonata has the pack, the brazil voting system and the supreme court. while critics accuse him of trying to undermine democracy in latin, america's largest country, police of fire, tear gas, the brazilian president supporters as they attempted to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back that investigation into the both scenario administrations handling of the pandemic as well as possible corruption. earlier the president lashed out of the court while addressing supporter as an independence, they rally know, we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with anybody what we call it, except as it's to distort our democracy, we call it success. anybody who puts our freedom at risk or critic fear both scenarios support his will eventually be encouraged to invade the judiciary and cause a riot. a bit like donald trump supporter is did in the u. s. at the u. s. capital back in january. that's cost daniel shrine. lo, who is in windows i it is a pretty strong if not in century words from the president. daniel, what do you think he's hopin

he has been questioning many of brazil's democratic institutions including the supreme court which is him for possible corruption. he is losing support for his handling of the pandemic. also for the corruption charges. force attitude towards women and indigenous populations come all sorts of issues. --, all a sort of issues. -- for his attitude towards women, and indigenous populations, all sorts of issues. he has one to take control of the democratic institutions using violence if necessary. it seems like there's would be more to come. barbara: the election is roughly a year away. how is it likely to play out ahead of that? >> i think we have already seen during the rallies that brazil is an increasingly politicized country. right wing resident, the -- president. the next challenge is the former president, a left-wing president who cement -- spent time in prison over corruption charges that were overturned. it seems unlikely that any centrist candidate will emerge. you have two real choices for president next year. the right wing or the left-wing resident -- president. that is increa

i was just here at independence day call to action by brazil is president of his supporters target. the supreme court. and communities in america is northeast. take stock of the damage left to the wake of hurricane ida. ah. however, we still have plenty of warmth across the us at the moment, some rather wet weather, still pushing across central parts of canada, easing over towards that east. the side of the country, though, as the warm for talking about here, could get into the low fourties once again for faded around 2 or 3 degrees above the seasonal average at warm spreading through the central plains, which was east and cbl $26.00 celsius in the oaks actually about what we would expect at this time of the year. so no great shocks. there was not wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across. well, upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians. that'll continue to make his way further. east was so much of the eastern seaboard seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through thursday. price a dry weather does come b

armed groups, including i saw in the region and charitable sonata has a pack, the brazil voting system and the supreme court. while critics accuse him of trying to undermine democracy in latin, america's largest country, police of fire, tear gas, the president, supporters as they attempted to storm the court. judges of backed an investigation into the both scenarios, administrations handling of the pandemic as well as possible corruption. those are the headlines that stay with us coming up next the it's my nigeria and my colleagues and though i will have more news for you in half an hour. thanks for watching. bye bye. now. ready too often of kindness, tiredness portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives planning for decades, review the forgotten food of the country's modern history. the forbidden real coming soon on jessie i did as good. my name is sandra web ball. i'm from the 5th. i'm the foster mechanic in the area. they found out the lady mechanic initiative and the see your

supreme court. so it wouldn't be hard to imagine a scenario in the near future where women in texas could be seeking out mexico for safe and legal abortions. police in brazil of 500 gas of supporters of president tribal scenario, who were trying to saw the supreme court that unhappy that judges of back to an investigation into both scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the president lashed out of the court when attending and military rally to mark independence day, daniel schreiber is monitoring developments from one of scientists. keep these trailing and opinion polls for next october, the elections to the former president. enough of the seal of a buy quite a lot. he knows this. he's also said that there's only 3 options as far as he's concerned with those elections, victory, death, or prison. defeat doesn't come into it. so he's doing what he can. it seems to try to undermine legitimacy, the integrity of many of brazil's democratic institutions, including as you've mentioned, the supreme court, the congress, often the media and those very elections which are due next october. francis top court of appeals ruled against one of the country's largest companie

mexico supreme court decriminalized abortion that rule unanimously, that punishment for temptation is unconstitutional. it means courts and mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. police in brazil, 5 tear gas and supporters of president jab both an arrow who are trying to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back an investigation into bolts and i was handling of the pandemic. the president lashed out on the quarter rally mocking independence day in the capital was earlier guineas truly does have released political detainees and lifted security restrictions imposed by the acid government comes as the army strengthened this, hold on power, replacing regional governors with military officers. so those were the headlines and he's continues here now just era after witness. thank you. thanks so much and back in the country about to collapse before the kinds of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera, me, i use the guy yonah. so i don't, i don't know

supreme court decriminalized abortion, it rule unanimously. that punishment for terminations is unconstitutional. it means court in mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases, but he's in brazil, 5 to gas, to support the president j both an arrow who were trying to storm the supreme court . they're unhappy, the judges of back to proven to bolts and i was handling of the pan demik. the president lashed out of the quarter to rally, mocking independence day in brazilian guineas co leaders have released political detainees and lifted security restrictions imposed by the acid government. and comes with the army, strengthens this whole them power. replacing regional governance with military officers. west african nations have threatened sanctions after president of a con, day was overthrown on sunday. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on out to 0 out of the stream station. thanks for watching bye. for now. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that

supreme court has ruled that criminalization is unconstitutional. in doing so, it sets a precedent that will lead to the decriminalization of abortion nationwide. anchor: police in brazil have fired tear gas at supporters of president jair bolsonaro, who have attempted to storm the supreme court. the president lashed out at the court while attending a military rally to mark independence day. france's top court of appeal has ruled against one of the country's largest companies over allegations that it funded isil in syria. the court said that cement maker lafarge could be investigated for alleged complicity in crimes against humanity. the company continued to operate in northern syria in 2012 to 2014. there been protests in el salvador's capital over the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. cryptocurrency can now be used along with the u.s. dollar as a form of payment. more than 20 people including children have been killed after a bus plunged off a cliff in bolivia. the driver says the brakes failed. 13 others were injured. more news after today's "inside story," coming up next. ♪ >> moroccans go to the polls again to choose a new parliament and new

supreme court has ruled that criminalization of abortion in, quote, is unconstitutional. and in doing so, set a precedent that will lead to the de criminalization of abortion nationwide. police in brazil if find tear gas at supporters of president jaya balls and our who are trying to store the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back to the investigation into both scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the president lashed out of the court at a rally marking independence day in the capital brazilian. he also renewed his attacks on the voting system, saying that only god could remove him from power for justice of rallied and el salvador capital against the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender crypto currency can now be used along with the us dollar. as a form of payment, but economists warned that a dumping bullet tile crypto currencies is a risky move. francis top court of appeals ruled against one of the country's largest companies of allegations that it funded i saw in syria. the court said that, submit make lafarge could be investigated for alleged complicity in crimes against humanity. the company continue to operate in northern syria between 20122014. d

supreme court. as any of that likely to happen question mark -- likely to happen? it depends on who you ask the question. for the left, there is a coup going on in brazil. they have been worried. they said that today, something was going to happen. violence, the president was trying to provoke violence in the country. that is what the left wing denounces. president bolsonaro says he does not need a coup. he has the popular support. brazil is going through a very difficult time. and that america, democracies are very unstable. things can really change from one day to another. >> our support is taking to the streets and similar numbers. >> yes, this is the practice. this is one of the main streets of the country. the president just delivered a speech here. there were thousands of people in these. they were gathering for kilometers away from this place. maybe 30 or 40 minutes by foot. 10 minutes by car. that is why many people were warning that clashes could appear because they were very close. it shows how divided brazil is at this moment, how different the views are for the left and the right in the country. >> thank you so much. we will stay with electi

people of brazil have struggled for decades to secure democracy from military rule, bolsonaro must not be permitted to rob them of it now." meanwhile, a ruling from the brazilian supreme courts expected soon on a case that could determine if thousands of brazil's indigenous people can reclaim ancestral lands that were stolen from them. in mexico, immigration and security forces violently blocked the passage of hundreds of asylum seekers in the southern state of chiapas over -- who hoped to reach u.s. for refuge. the caravan was largely made up of central american and haitian families. in more immigration news, the biden administration is once again deporting asylum seekers to guatemala city by air, marking a possible end to the practice of expelling asylum seekers to remote jungles in the guatemala-mexico border. this is an asylum seeker who was deported to guatemala last week. >> for now we lost and it is not worth crying over because the trip cost as many. we did not lead with our own money, but borrowed money. it is harsh because things are very hard year. we lost. we nd to carry on in guatemala, take any jobs we can find because life is hard here. we were unexpectedly d

and huge demonstrations are taking place in brazil in support of controversial president jair bolsonaro, who has launched attacks on congress and the supreme courtve from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore and 2:30am in the morning in kabul, where the taliban have announced an interim government. it comes more than three weeks after they ousted the afghan president and took control of most of the country. the head of the interim cabinet is this man, mohammad hasan akhund, who also happens to be on a united nations terror sanctions list. today, hundreds of protesters, many of them women, took to the streets of the capital, kabul. they were met with warning shots from the taliban. the bbc�*s secunder kermani reports from kabul. "death to pakistan," the crowd chant. they're furious at what they believe is the country's support for the taliban, including, they allege, in taking over panjshir, the last province to be captured by the group. translation: pakistan has directly attacked our country. _ we don't want pakistan to announce the government here. afghanistan is a free country. we women

northern syria between 20122014 police in brazil have fire tear gas at supporters of embattled president. j bowles scenario as they attempted to storm the supreme court . judges of back that investigation into the both scenarios, administration. handling of the pandemic and possible corruption. the president has lashed out of the supreme court and already called next year's election a far. those are the headlines stay with us. how does the world continue? next i'm going to have the 0 news that we're for you in just under half an hour. hope you'll join me then. bye bye. the reason. so he showed that presentable disease account that the children in the production lines around the challenge. you know, a teacher i i the, i'll just get out of the report a time on the sound of his team obtain the original 2016 script for the action movie, the misfits. and the revised 2019 script, which was amended after the apple w production company, bought the rights there are several key differences between the to the original script was pure fiction. as typical hollywood action claim stores said in the exotic car to be in. but the revised screenplays had multiple refer

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including the capital mexico city. police in brazil have fired tear gas that support the president general sonata as they attempted to storm the supreme court. been unhappy that judges of back to an investigation into both scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the president lashed out of the court while attending a military rally to mark independence day and why my reports. they were warnings before this day of rallies. the prison, enjoyable scenario was undermining brazilian democracy. he's trailing the form of president luis enough fuel to the silver in opinion polls the next year's election, which he says he's not prepared to lose up. we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with any branch, but we can't accept anybody if it's to distort democracy. we can't accept anybody who puts our freedom at risk. he's referring to the supreme court, which is investigating him and members of his family and corruption charges. his handling of the pandemic as also cost him support. almost 600000 brazilian deaths have been recorded or less. i do hear being back of the actions towards the quality of resume them office. because we have seen in the

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system of returning votes in brazil for quite a long time, so first of all, doubt about the right procedure in the electoral system, now he is contesting the supreme courtespecially regarding this judge that is inquiring, calling it fake news. so that is coming, to contest the result of the election. it is quite difficult that he can ensure a majority for the next election if he continues the way he is going right now. his popularity is decreasing systematically, and the population is still suffering from the coronavirus crisis. inflation came back strongly as well after a long time, unemployment rates are very high as well, so the population, especially the poorest, has seen suffering from the lack of policies towards this most vulnerable population. consequently, i can imagine he would lose quite a lot of votes among this part of the society. >> thank you for your time, the senior lecturer in the department of war studies at king's college in london. thanks for your insight. now, to the passing of france film legend jean-paul bell mondo. he died this week at the age of 88 --belmondo. he died this week at the age of 88. he was part of the new wave move

supreme court. anthony wielz has the latest from sao paulo in brazil. anthony. >> reporter: john, how are you?ets all over the country, both for and against president jair bolsonaro. so major rallies took place in very important state capitals like rio and sao paulo. so in the main protest in favor of president bolsonaro here in the city of sao paulo, bolsonaro said he only sees three alternatives for his future. the prison, death, or victory in next year's presidential election, adding that prison is simply not an option. he also said he will not bow down to the brazilian supreme court, keeping in mind one of the supreme court judges is investigating bolsonaro on a number of fronts, including the alleged illegal financing of pro-government rallies as well as the dissemination of fake news. so bolsonaro urged his supporters to show up at his rallies. this, as his administration's ratings continue to drop due to a coronavirus pandemic that has claimed almost 600,000 brazilian lives. now, here in the city of sao paulo where we're live from right now, the protests were peaceful, but in brazilia,

i will be kenya. police in brazil, her fire tear gas at supporters of embattled president. jane will sonata as they attempt at the storm, the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back that investigation into the both matter administrations. handling of the pandemic and possible corruption. earlier the president attended a military rally to mark independence day and lashed out at the supreme court. critics fear he's encouraging supporters to the point that they will invade the judiciary and the cause a riot, like donald trump support his date of the us capitol. back in january now, el salvador has become the 1st country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender. the president has declared the future of for the country. but economists warned that using the viola tile and unregulated crypto currency is a risk. john holeman joins us live now from, from san salvador is so, i mean, obviously it is something, it's the 1st country in the world to adopt that is legal, tender. so i guess it's on charter territory. how was the role of going well, this morning. there's actually a digital wallet called chiva, which means cool here. it's

brazil, despite of the damage. so it demanded a lot of organization and security. and they were very, very successful in pressuring the supreme court and reaching out their voices for the rest of the brazilian society. so they are using this movement are every day improving their capacity to manage projects to manage a conflict. and you are you and to do political representation and to, to, to defend their rights themselves. and they are, i think they're told me, which is, which is just brilliant. and we have to have to recognize who they are, thomas, they, they are responsible for, for, for the solutions on the ground. so dinner is also very important to see that on the ground, they are find the solutions for the severity of the climate or do not enforce much of the of the environmental law. and i forgot to say, but i think it's very crucial is that not all indigenous lens are official. so there is a lot of land in the amazon that you needs protection. and that's one of the things that the engine is, can fight for very important create these islands while these islands are just something i wanted to add it's, i think it's also abo

including i saw in the region and police in brazil have fired to tear gas at supporters of embattled president. j a both sonata as they attempted to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of backed an investigation into the both scenarios, ministrations handling of the pandemic and possible corruption. earlier the president attended and military rallied to mark independence day and lashed out at the supreme court. those are the headlines. stay with us coming up next, the 8th, the scream, and then i'm going to have the latest and all those new stories in just under half an hour. see this by by me? ah ah, ah, i'm josh rushing, setting them for me. ok today and you're in the stream has north korea rita's nuclear program. so they will take a look at the evidence and discuss the implication of the young young expanding nuclear arsenal. if you're watching on youtube till over there joined the conversation, right? leave a comment and are live chat, and you too will be in the stream. north korea restarted nuclear reactor may mean that it's at work expanding its nuclear arsenal. is aware that the un watchdog monitor is its activities via satellite.

in brazil, indigenous women led a protest in the capital brasilia friday ahead of a much-anticipated brazilian supreme courtdecision that could undermine -- if thousands of indigenous people can reclaim ancestral lands stolen from them. if the high court rules against indigenous communities, rights defenders warn it could worsen an onslaught of aggressive mining on sacred land. this is one of the protesters. >> we are here to join the fight. they have invaded her territory. we are here to reclaim our territory. amy: "the new york times" reports guinean soldiers were being trained by u.s. special army forces last weekend when they staged a coup that ousted former president alpha condÉ, replacing him with a military leader. the u.s. has denied involvement in the coup, despite training those who carried it out. guinea holds major mineral deposits,ncluding gold, iron ore, and bauxite, and china is its biggest trading partner. last week, the economic community of west african states suspended guinea following the military coup. in burma, at least 20 people have been killed in a new wave of violent clashes betwee