that's why these protesters in cape town have been calling on the u.n. to move them to another country. last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that only a very small number of refugees and asylum seekers met the criteria but that didn't stop the protests here. i i after wednesday's police operation remaining demonstrators headed on. so now their new home is a local church where they've been given temporary shelter. of more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent in cape town again good to see you as again what is going to happen to these people now. well $100.00 of them were actually temporarily arrested yesterday they are released in the meantime and it is likely that they will keep on protesting but it is very unlikely that their demands will be met to be fair did they do not want to stay a year because they don't feel safe here they don't want to go back to their countries of origin they want to go to a country some protesters yesterday said just to do by europe the usa

in cape town putting it into perspective for us thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a fire on a train in pakistan has killed at least 46 people injured 15 police say the blaze broke out after 2 cooking stove exploded passengers were reportedly preparing breakfast when the gas canisters they were using blew up. police in indian administered kashmir say at least 5 people have been shot dead by separatist militants the attack on workers from eastern india came as a delegation of e.u. lawmakers began a 2 day visit to the region on thursday before many implemented legislation that removes kashmiris semi autonomous status and places it under direct federal rules. the us department of defense has released the 1st video of the operation that killed i asked chief. daddy shows us special forces storming into his compound in northern syria and its subsequent destruction daddy family members and loyalists were reportedly killed in the special forces raid. a world heritage site in japan has been ravag

in cape town putting it into perspective for us thank you very much. are in the 2nd it now some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. department of defense has released the 1st video of the operation that killed i is chief. issues u.s. special forces storming into his compound in northern syria and its subsequent destruction daddy family members and loyalists were killed in the special forces raid. police in indian administered kashmir say at least 5 people have been shot dead by step. medicines they tackled workers from eastern india came as a delegation of e.u. no make his began a 2 day visit to the region now and thursday daily for many implemented legislation that removes kashmir 7 autonomous status and places it on the direct federal route . the philippines has been struck by another strong earthquake the 2nd within a week a 6.5 magnitude quake in the country's south further damage structures already weakened by a tremont just days earlier the philippines is located on the pacific ring of fire where about 90 percent of the wor

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that's why these protesters in cape. town have been calling on the u.n. to move them to another country. last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that only a very small number of refugees and asylum seekers met the criteria. but that didn't stop the protests here. after wednesday's police operation remaining demonstrators headed on. for now their new home is a local church where they've been given temporary shelter. our correspondents and anchors has been speaking to some of the refugees about church here in the church where about 300 people are seeking shelter refugees you can see it is completely overcrowded so many people have the space it is not smelling very well of course of the stress level is very high the tensions are very high and people have experienced very terrible things on wednesday when they were the correct down on their protests and the police was attacking them we just talked to sylvie one mother who was a witness of what happened and she actually got injured h

that's why these protesters in cape town have been calling on the u.n. to move them to another country. last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that only a very small number of refugees and asylum seekers met the criteria. but that didn't stop the protests here. i i after wednesday's police operation remaining demonstrators headed on. so now their new home is a local church where they've been given temporary shelter. on these obvious cars for an object is standing right outside a very church in cape town and joins me now from the high are going what people saying to you there and what is going to happen to these people. see i'm still in front of the charity are right now you can find a lot of people sleeping outside at the moment some are cooking more even inside and total with said that about 300 refugees and migrants are seeking shelter here at the moment and they're not sure what is going to happen because it is quite unlikely that their demands will be met so many of them a

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in cape town thank you very much for that update from that. you're watching the devin is coming up ahead with a look at jerusalem's a new city of the dead thousands of new tombs will help relieve pressure on the sitting school ready overcrowded cemeteries. but 1st chile has scored of 2 major international summits it's a new setback for embattled president sebastian pinera who says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid mass protests at least 18 people have died in the andras now knew the news would need to be found for the cop $25.00 climate summit and the asia pacific trade meeting which was said you have to bring together while leaders including u.s. president donald trump and china's she's been paying. for days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protesters throwing rocks and stones at police. day responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and more. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits. send the mos

that that's why these protesters in cape town have been calling on the u.n.to move them to another country. that last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that their lives very small number of refugees met the criteria. but that didn't stop protesters here. after police broke up the crowds and arrested $100.00 demonstrators those that remained had it on. for now their new home is in the nokia church where they have been given temporary shelter. here's a look now at some of those stories making news around the world the u.s. department of defense has released the 1st video of the operation that killed i asked chief ababa car al baghdadi it shows us special forces storming into his compound in northern syria and its subsequent destruction by family members and loyalists were reportedly killed in the special forces raid twitter has announced a ban on all political advertising beginning of ember 22nd company said the targeted advertising brought quote significant risks to politics the dec

this was the scene during the day in cape town south africa it doesn't matter what party you come from almost to me or threatened by this stage and i stand together that's any way going to get through and this was amsterdam where police made dozens of arrests i in london it was a quiet day for anti breaks it protestors the focus for once elsewhere but extinction rebellion activists intend to be here till the end of next week including the queen's speech in parliament next monday the police are unlikely to tolerate that jonah al-jazeera london. a scottish court has rejected a legal bid to force the u.k. prime minister boris johnson to ask for breakfast at de lay judges considered whether johnson could be jailed if he takes the u.k. out of the e.u. without a deal johnson has previously said he'll comply with a new law which forces him to prevent a no deal breck's it on october 31st at least 10 people have been killed and 27 injured in a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan the bomber targeted a minibus that was carrying recruits of the afghan security forces in the eastern city of jalalaba

so it should stay dry across much of amman as well we have there goes the way to your forecast into cape town not radio on wednesday we've got this a system just sliding by very warm and again there is a chance this kind of to go into thursday temperatures coming down a little bit and certainly on thursday some shells possible in cape town. strangers from across new york with a claim in common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of rows back and denzel grabbed both of the handles but to stop the pain just sit there then it's cold lines gains exclusive access to the accusers and questions the accused how long do you think that cardinal dolan will contain and protect you as more men come out in the latest chapter in a scandal that shaken the catholic church to its foundations in bad faith on a. most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell when at the crowds of tahrir square to a few. hours ago. if something happens anywhere in the world how does iraq is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do

was 8 kimani ask a group of young people in cape town why they didn't turn out toward the fear. 25 years ago south africa went to the polls for their 1st democratic elections and there was euphoria felt across the continent and beyond a quarter of a century later though that enthusiasm for civic duty seems to have fizzled young people are either not registering or showing up to the polls and we want to find out why and i have a recall group of people to help me answer that question i know begin with divine he actually lives in this area and you say that voting not for you not for me because basically ever since 1904 up until now we've been promised a lot of things and it's so used to that we've been pointing fingers at every party saying that we want this you want that but unfortunately nothing has been devalued we've lost interest because what we've been wanting we've been asking ever since our grandfathers and mothers i mean something delivered ok so let me go to another person who says that voting is not really her cup of tea kitimat seem why is it that going to the polls to the ballo

a lot of frustration but we also have to say the peak of the violence that we have seen was not in cape town it happened in other cities like in johannesburg and we have a look over here on the other side of the church you can see some shops on this side where people are actually selling some odd works to tourists these are mainly nationals from other african countries as well and i talk to some of them they do not disagree with what some people are saying that they're not safe here they're actually not happy that this protest is happening here because it is bad for their business right a complex situation and inclusion in cape town south africa thank you very much for your reporting. what's in the japanese coming up ahead we take a look to slim underground city of the dead thousands of tombs will help relieve pressure on the city's overcrowded cemeteries. but 1st more wildfires have broken out in southern california over a dozen blazes are now bunning in the state some are being spread by gusts of up to 110 can on the tests and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee t

explain this to me these past elections i had to think strategically here as i live in the western cape and south voted against the kind of green party but i wasn't really convinced of a particular and party and because i think that they need to be a multiplicity of kind of voices in parliament but in terms of who i'm really convinced of and there hasn't been anyone really so let me come to the show who is actually representing the e f f which is an opposition party here quite young how does it make you feel when you hear people here say the parties are not representative of me they're only thinking about themselves they're not doing it it's a. democratic dispensation and throughout there's nothing to show at least at a structural level party when it comes to question of young people the $99.00 to $4.00 story is a nice story it's a nice dream that you know our fathers over the summer have told us but for me to vote but i can pay for school fees doesn't matter for me to vote but i'm employed what does that mean for me here 50 really is born out of these frustrations that it made it might

david, thank you very much for that great piece. >> they've gone from cape town to cape cod. the case of massachusetts. constantly. >> that's where they are. we'll send them there next. >>> thank you to our international viewers. for you "cnn newsroom" is next. for u.s. viewers, the most direct evidence yet from someone listening to president trump's phone calls confirming the whistle-blower's complaint. "new day" continues right now. >>> in just hours, the first white house official on the president's july 25th phone call with ukrainian president will testify. >> this would be the first white house official who would actually be defying the white house's orders not to cooperate. this testimony is very important. >> the process going on in congress today is a disservice to the american people. >> house democrats taking a significant step, setting a vote for later this week. >> the cow is out of the barn. they're only doing that because of the pressure. >> we are not willing to allow the white house to engage in a lengthy game of rope-a-dope in the courts so we press forward.

today she's going to elim, a small town on the western cape. elim is home to a residential facility f for children n with physysic andnd developmemental disabilities. many of these children have special needs that their families couldn't provide for at home.. shonaquip has a dedicated team thatat provides advice and training to these facilities. danika: we have to look at mobility barriers, we e have o look at social barriers, at educating communitieies, at givg parents places of support, but also tools for empowerment. of knowing their rigights to ak questions to medical professionals. of knowing the rights of their children to be included. reporter: stretching and gentle exercises for the carers is also part of the routine. their work is very strenuous. physiotherapists provide training on how to assist the children. shona: if you are not sitting correctly, you can choke and aspirate. and that causes pneumonia and secondary health problems. so, the more we can improve the everyday seating of the child, the better their long-term health is, th

northern cape province south africa. this is going to round up all the top stories now protesters have turned out across iraq in karbala security forces used live rounds to disperse a sit in demonstration a medical sources told al jazeera at least 20 people were killed hundreds of demonstrators also defied an overnight curfew in the iraqi capital baghdad they're calling for political and social reform. today with the youth want to radical and real change of government those currently in power have led the country for 16 years but they offered nothing we have fed up. not to the curfew we will remain here because he's one of the government's games cretan that vehicles are banned and everyone who doesn't go to work will face punishment but such things one scare as we remain here even if you lose 1000 people security forces in chile have been clashing with protesters again as tens of thousands marched in the capital that's the spike the president's decision to place a 3rd of his cabinet in response to the demonstrations of t

gusts in nearby cape cod reaching 90 miles an hour. the wind fueling the flames on new york's fire island, destroying several homes there and leaving a trail of downed trees and power lines across the region. in fact, a half million without power tonight and it's not done. and now, another system elsewhere we're watching, as well. abc's whit johnson from hyannis. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm lashing new england. amid ferocious winds, rough seas and heavy rain. at boston's airport, gusts reaching 70 miles per hour, ripping the roof right off this delta hangar. on cape cod, trees crashing onto power lines, sending sparks flying. more than half a million customers losing power in the storm zone. and in duxbury, firefighters responding to dozens of calls. >> the damage we see is town-wide. i mean, you can't get from one side of town to the other, because the amount of trees and wires that have been taken down. >> reporter: those violent wind gusts taking down two trees re, car, shattering the glass. the other, crashing through

the northern cape province is known for its wide open spaces mining cattle and sheep farming shadrack whole footed doctor has been raising cattle and bump last for close to 40 years and says the dry conditions and low rainfall in the past 5 is the worst he's ever seen he's spending a $1000.00 a week on feed for his cattle because they have no way to graze on the parched land . by other but. it's very very difficult we've had very little rain since 2017 this year we've had nothing at all i'm selling my cows because of the drought and i've saved nothing. he sells his cattle at a local auction which are more frequent these days as farmers get rid of livestock that are a drain on their finances but the market is flooded and livestock prices are low another farmer says trying to survive the drought is almost impossible. if the rains don't come in puts pressure on us because we can't farm and can't provide. jobs the knock on effect is that people don't have money to spend in town businesses are suffering because no one is buying anything. the farming lobby group agree is say says at least $

flow so it should stay dry across much of amman as well we have the goals from radio for coast into cape town not radio on wednesday we've got this a system just sliding by very warm and again there is the chance this kind of thunderstorm here's a go into thursday temperatures coming down a little bit and certainly on thursday some shells possible in cape town. as a sponsor. what are you protesting about how does this impact where their online life face minstrelsy comes directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on saying this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come about everyone has a voice. through the discourse through open door in your view to the solutions is iraq. hello again i'm mr munder about top stories this hour russia and turkey have reached a deal that forces kurdish fighters in northern syria to continue putting away from the takesh border under the agreement russian and turkish forces will also conduct joint patrols. britain's parliament has

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cape or soldiers deployed tear gas to keep the 2 ethnic groups apart. today a new bridge across the river connects the ethnic albanian part of nature of it so with the serb north the tensions continue to flare in may cause of our police officers launched anti smuggling raids in serbia jordi towns in the north of the country making 20 arrests in response serbian president aleksander put his military on alert urged both sides to exercise restraint. i don't think that we have moved. reading much forwards through all of the balkans in comparison to ninety's. i see a huge comeback of ninety's again especially for the past 2 years here a civil. in comparison to the political rhetoric from belgrade. and he also sees the same political leaders. really they haven't changed. we have company or a bitch on a tour of the serbian northern part of me. without a camera crew who had safety concerns. the journalist has been accused of treason due to her reporting. the serbian president has even called critical media outlets spies controlled by the west the ethnic serbs l

but actually i think what we've seen here since they arrived is a lot of really positive reports.n capeowing their every >> who are you most excited to see? >> meghan. >> reporter: but most significantly, royal watchers around the world were waiting for this moment. a glimpse at little archie. as he made his first public appearance to meet archbishop desmond tutu. archbishop tutu, famous for his anti-apartheid work, bestowed a kiss on archie. the first biracial baby of the british royal family. it's a moment that has become emblematic of the young family who are working to forge their own way and develop their identity as a force for change. for meghan that means female empowerment. >> the rights of women and girls is something that's very close to my heart. i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color, and as your sister. >> reporter: and for harry it's conservation. >> there are so many problems and a vast majority of them, not all of them but a vast majority of them, at the root cause of that is what we're doing to the climate. >> reporter: as president

the governor gavin newsome came to see firsthand one of nearly 2 dozen homes lost in the cape cape firepening on the same day he declared a state of emergency for sonoma county and los angeles county where another fires burning after his tour he came to the cal fire station in nearby healdsburg where he shook hands with first responders and talked about how the state spending to prepare for wildfires. and preposition in a fire resources, help keep the key kade fire from being a bigger threat we've never had. >>more resources in this space we can listen as the governor describes what he saw on his tour of the fire zone just that. >>smaller versions of what has become all too familiar up here from 1718. that's homes completely destroyed cars. look like they've been in a war zone. all but melted down except a few curious items so 28 outbuildings 21, residential structures that we know of at this moment that have been destroyed. you see vineyards that been impacted obviously tremendous amount of land will assess the wildlife damage. but uh it's a big big area and other a lot of hot spots st