showers but also cause a mass of rain this time of year fairly typical across west africa here is dhaka all the capital of senegal under water the rains been very heavy and we'll see more of the same on sunday that rain eventually carrying on monday. but. after 2 years in office has the pakistani prime minister delivered on his promises of freedom of speech it's now being curtailed under your watch mr prime minister some water is the evidence to start tell you. a stance prime minister imran khan talks to al jazeera. and diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of the networks janet's on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter double your top story so far this half hour jacob blake the man shot in the back 7 times by american police are spoken publicly about his injuries for the 1st time paralyzed from the waist and he spoke from his hospital bed and can osha saying it hurts to breathe. more demonstrations are going on in the west coast city of portland oregon the police have used tear gas in an effort to disperse protesters $100.00 nights a protest ha

algiers it out dhaka bangladesh in myanmar some schools are refusing to close despite an increase in covert 19 infections the government ordered to shut down more than a week ago but students living in areas affected by civil war still attending classes the soldiers here as way hey reports. in a remote peaceful part of a rebel army is providing security and education a new classroom built by the korean national defense organization is attracting students who fled fighting in their villages and then now separated from their families education gives them hope for the future but it's a reminder of why they're here and what their lived through. in deposit i saw burmese soldiers queue my uncle and burn our house i had to run and hide the whole relationship is on fire this era is controlled by the korean national defense organization one of many armed groups that have been fighting the me and or burmese army for decades they want a new political system that would guarantee greater rights and freedom for their people the fighting forces thousands from their homes and restricts economic and

and defense projects close to india's border with bangladesh to undermine new delhi's relations with dhaka. china is not bangladesh a single biggest foreign investor china's investment in bangladesh is just not limited to defense facilities and power project a chinese company under the country's public private initiative is building the biggest so called smart city which includes an international exit bishan sent out and host of other i mean it is here in port much all on the odds got off capital dhaka some indian analysts are also skeptical about china's large investment in bangladesh well known because the will have to wait and watch the whole beans. projects progress i think they're just a proposal and relational was the dangers of getting too close. even getting money from china because of. something there is now. in the world india has taken several steps in recent months to improve transport connections with bangladesh now bangladesh has described the project with china as economic diplomacy that's widely seen as an attempt to diffuse the growing tensions but many analysts say china'

citizenship war that critics say discriminates against muslims turn be a charity reports now from dhaka. since president xi jinping visit to bangladesh in 2016 bangladesh and china have turned their relationship into a strategic partnership china has since pledged almost $38000000000.00 in aid in loans to dhaka where more than $8000000000.00 economic package is offered by india . which one which is the biggest a compare with other countries. numbers in the presence of. a president. what. did development in the relationship contrast with that between india and bangladesh that's been under strain since new delhi rolled out the citizenship amendment act last december critics say it discriminates against muslims and has led the protest on violence the nations are also in dispute over water resources they imposition of tariffs and the killing of dozens of bangladeshis civilians by indian border guards this year in august india's foreign secretary made a surprise visit to dhaka his foster brought since pandemic in an attempt to mend relations that ought to listen to but a special message he c

and defense projects close to india's border with bangladesh to undermine new delhi's relations with dhaka. china is not done with the single biggest foreign investor china's investment in bangladesh is just not limited to defense facilities and power projects a chinese company under the country's public private initiative is building the biggest so called smart city which includes an international exit bishan sent out and host of other i mean it is here in port much all on the odds got off capital dhaka some indian analysts are also skeptical about china's large investment in bangladesh well known because the will have to wait and watch the whole beans. projects progress i think there just had a proposal in spirit and even one additional was the dangers of getting too clause in our ira even getting money from china because of the debt trap is something there is now evident to everyone in the word india has taken several steps in recent months to improve transport connections with bangladesh now bangladesh has described the project with china as economic diplomacy that's widely seen as an

just one day is cause widespread flooding in senegal homes and shops were inundated by the capital dhaka after the sudden heavy downpour so the goal was still recovering from last year's severe flooding. several people died on the feast 4000 were displaced after the. destroyed it. more than 8000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes in southwestern japan typhoon hi shannon. as the typhoon draws closer it's the 2nd powerful storms that hit the region in a week some forecasts predict record rainfall and unprecedented wind speeds the country has raised its typhoon warning to the highest level is expected to track north and then hit the korean peninsula it will be the 3rd typhoon to do so within the last 2 weeks. but pride is in the south korean city of port. the city of pohanka is the most easterly in the south korean part of the pennant and expecting to bear the full brunt of this typhoon when it passes through here monday at the moment a typhoon is gradually working its way north moving past the main southern japanese island of q shoe and giving that part of japan an absolute p

by new delhi's citizenship will when the critics say discriminates against muslims as a report from dhaka. since president xi jinping visit to bangladesh in 2016 bangladesh and china have turned their relationship into a strategic partnership china has since pledged almost $38000000000.00 in aid in loans to dhaka where more than $8000000000.00 economic package is offered by india . which one country which is the biggest a compare with other countries. numbers in the presence of. a president now we're watching. the developments in the relationship contrasts with that between india and bangladesh that's been under strain since new delhi rolled out the citizenship amendment act last december critics say it discriminates against muslims and has led the protest on violence the nations are also in dispute over water resources they imposition of tariffs and the killing of dozens of bangladeshis civilians by indian border guards this year in august india's foreign secretary made a surprise visit to dhaka his foster brought since pandemic in an attempt to mend relations that ought to listen to but

cast a shadow over tacos traditional relationship with new delhi time to charge a i'll just get out dhaka bangladesh plenty of sunday sport feeley has got the details thank you kemal let's start with the 6 time formula one world champion lewis hamilton who's hoping to extend his lead in the driver's championship at the italian grand prix he started on pole position after recording the quickest qualifying lap in f one history on saturday and leads the race currently hamilton is 47 points ahead of his nearest challenger in the driver standings it's been a great day for serina williams the 23 time grand slam singles champion is through to the 4th round of the us open she defeated sloane stephens and is on track to equal margaret courts record of $24.00 slam titles pietersen has more. day 6 at flushing meadows and all eyes were on 6 time u.s. open champion serena williams the 38 year old is chasing grand slam singles title and between the fore. but on saturday she found herself a sit down against 2017 champion sloane stephens williams ready to eventually win the match 266216. with a limpia lo

after 3 months worth of rain fell in a single day homes and shops were inundated near the capital dhaka after a sudden heavy downpour the country is still recovering from last year's severe flooding which killed a number of people and displaced at least 4000 others. a powerful typhoon has hit japan the 2nd in a week unleashing fierce rain and winds typhon high shelters cut power to about 180000 homes and officials have ordered some 1800000 people to evacuate well and $500.00 flights have been cancelled and bullet train service is suspended. after. top 6 is just specially those who are living in areas which have a high possibility of river flooding or high tides placed tireless on the information from your local authorities please take immediate action as such as to evacuate or secure safety to put your life. so far it's better japan's southern islands and mainland with powerful winds and driving rain in less than 5 hours' time it will arrive in south korea where the authorities have raised the typhoon warning to its highest level and it will move further up the korean peninsula through

have been allowed to land by the coalition which controls yemeni airspace while senegal's capital dhaka is under water following devastating floods in that country at least 4 people have been killed and thousands of residents have been left homeless civil organizations and some opposition groups have questioned why the government didn't set up adequate flood in defense plans president matthew cell was also criticized for attending an eco us summit during that crisis well 2 people have been killed in japan and 4 are still missing after a typhoon battered the country more than 300000 people are still without power after the typhoon smashed the south of the country with record winds and heavy rains 2 people are also missing in south korea and trapped across the korean peninsula it's now we can to a tropical storm over north korea a wildfires have burned almost 810000 hectares in california this year that's the most ever in the u.s. state 15000 firefighters are still battling almost 2 dozen blazes one of them is believed to have been sparked by pirate technics at a party in san bernardino c

dozens seriously injured in a gas explosion in bangladesh the blast at a mosque outside the capital dhaka caused air conditioners inside the building to explode. more than 60 activists from climate change group extinction rebellion have been arrested after blockading printing presses in the u.k. this stunt was in protest at papers including the sun the times and the daily mail's coverage of climate change in total the distribution of 5 newspapers was disrupted. south africans who have been left homeless by the coronavirus pandemic have resorted to building shacks in the new informal settlements the search in new squatter camps with names like sanitizer and corona village have drawn a tough response from the local government that has responded with eviction but the dwellers say they have nowhere else to go after losing their jobs and then their homes after they could not pay rent. just township in cape town more than 1000000 people live here including. a month ago she could no longer afford the rent and simply butoh knots on a vacant lot next door. august of the same and christened the new

of bangladeshis traditional weavers hanging by a thread who had put 20 kilometers from the capital dhaka it was once a hub for to dish no weavers employing 12000 people but some 4000 looms now just 3 dozen remain. together though i didn't teach my sons weaving because it is a lost cause despite our centuries old heritage there's no bank loans or anything that's why i don't want to. bangladesh because one of the world's largest ready made garment exporters machines have now replaced the centuries old business cloth for the wrongs and salaries can be made for a fraction so traditional weavers have been left with no alternative but to seek out the work these guys are maybe i can make 500 to 700 taka in half a day pulling a rickshaw out have to sweat it at the loom to earn the same amount for one of these guys a little for many year a few dollars can make a difference and the coronavirus pandemic is making that choice even clearer much the detriment of an age old business a traditional we fing. and out of some of the other business stories making global headlines california's governor says h

dozens seriously injured in a gas explosion in bangladesh the blast at a mosque outside the capital dhaka caused air conditioners inside the building to explode the police in the australian city of melbourne have made a number of arrests at a protest against measures to stop the spread of coronavirus several 100 people gathered at the rally the measures including a curfew were put into place after a spike in affections in melbourne and in the state of victoria. all right to sports now and one of the biggest soccer transfers of the summer kai javier it's has completed his move from buyer living to chelsea for a reported 80000000 euros. germany's nations league camp after their game against spain to head to london where he finalize the deal the highly rated attacker has signed a 5 year contract at chelsea the premier league club has said. messi has announced that he is to stay at barcelona and weeks of speculation about his future at the club he joined 19 years ago massey had applied for a transfer but was told he wouldn't be released from his contract the argentinians said he could not get

dozens seriously injured in a gas explosion in bangladesh the blast at a mosque outside the capital dhaka caused air conditioners inside the building to explode. and more than 60 activists from climate change group extinction rebellion have been arrested after blockading printing presses in the u.k. the stunt was in protest at papers including the sun the times and the daily mail's coverage of climate change in total the distribution of 5 newspapers was disrupted . venezuela's economy is in the depths of crisis their country's once immense oil industry accounting for the vast majority of its exports has all but collapsed due to a mixture of corruption mismanagement and tumbling prices adding to the woes are international sanctions out of control inflation and of course the crone of. a soon as. it gets her pension. she's at a nearby market before they get more expensive as they do by the hour she then divides the goods and sells them in portions to her neighbors. so. the pension close to solitary but even that is not enough. so at home i sell delhi meats flour bread. and other things from

laid off workers we could take a look at some images now from june this year and these protesters in dhaka bangladesh they work for a company that supplies global retail giants including h. and m. and prime are $3000.00 of those workers were laid off and those that remained were not paid when the factories were closed for several months now analysts who put together this index have said that these kind of conditions are forcing people into informal labor which is more likely to be exploitative less regulated and some may even have to send their children to work to make up for lost wages well obviously you know we're several months into the pandemic now are there any signs that maybe there's going to be an improvement in these conditions as the economy picks up well the clothing industry is rebounding orders are going up again but this is a longer term problem some countries have bought in specific legislation so the u.k. and australia among others to force companies to be more transparent about their supply chains and set up the steps that they are taking to combat modern day slavery let's

brought into place and which were upheld by the courts muslim ban which some people refer to it as dhaka the dream is the people who do they have a right to live in the country or not when they came there is as young people i guess these are the real hot button issues for certainly america's immediate neighbors but people from all over the world. oh absolutely we're talking about an impact on millions of lives so let's take the muslim ban which was donald trump 1st executive order all the way back in january of 2017 he and his advisors fought for that for years through the courts and finally they got a limited victory in the supreme court which maintained some of the restrictions on largely on citizens of largely muslim countries now where that amy county barrett on the court which is much more in somebody with those types of restrictions they can try to go farther and then when it comes to dhaka let's be very clear here we've got $700000.00 children of undocumented immigrants who are protected by a 2012 order that barack obama donald trump has spent years trying to strip away that older

senegal's capital dhaka is under water following devastating flooding at least 4 people have been killed and thousands of residents left from this civil organizations and some opposition groups have questioned why the government didn't set up adequate flooding defense plans president maki cell was also criticized for attending a regional summit during the crisis. well there is other headlines nikolic will have more news for you here on al-jazeera off to what i want to do stay with us. on counting the cost is oil prices slumping economy strength it all stairs he kicks in is this the end of the middle east so oil russia south africa's unemployment to hit a record high before the pandemic plus it is fight to save think economy. counting the cost on al-jazeera. multiple sclerosis is a debilitating and cruel disorder with no known cure your blood pressure is also higher now a russian doctor is providing hope performing stem cell transplants on fountains of patients people are traveling from as far away as australia because fear right now is the m.s. progressing may getting another episode of

from dhaka and hopes he will one day own a factory and his eco bike idea will sweep across the nation. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send this or tweet. after doing your bit. sharing your stories. pollution is a problem all over the world and comes in a range of forms some obvious like plastic waste in our rivers and oceans all of a cloud of smoke billowing out of factories but even some things we consider useful can be the souls of pollution and have their own kind of impacts on our wellbeing we shed a little light on the issue in a new segment called. gazing at the sky resplendent with stars. something many people around the world are sadly no longer able to enjoy. and events thanks to artificial light while there are no up to date figures available in 2014 the skies over hong kong were already 82 times brighter than they might be naturally. we suffer sleep deprivation from too much artificial light including that emitted by smartphones. it also disrupts the orientation of nocturnal birds and insects. our energy consumption cou

the shelter in dhaka the capital of bangladesh is home to girls who are victims of sex trafficking. when holes nairo was 13 her mother sold her into what she thought was a job in a steel company but the traffickers had plans to sell her on to a brothel in kolkata. but what i've seen. my mother is a bad woman ringback she listens to other people and sold me off to listening to other people we were poor my mother told me she'd a range job for me as a domestic helper d. but they said if you don't do sex work will never be able to return home again to see your brother and sister. this girl is so ashamed of her possed she doesn't want to be seen she thought she was going for a job as a waitress in singapore but she was locked in the shipping container and forced to serve as migrant workers. i didn't think about running away but i was get the benefit he would kill me if i tried. the traffickers told her she could earn her freedom by having sex with 240 men. she managed to escape all to sleeping with half that number. the children on the march have made friends easily the evenings are a ti

is nicholas reporting live there from dhaka nicholas many thanks indeed. but over of homes damaged or destroyed by floods in sudan has risen 214-0000 the level of the nile river remains high in parts of the country farmland was also damaged many of the 18 states in river nile state those affected are trying to find a way to rebuild as they wait for financial assistance let's go live now to cop to mount a serious hit morgan is with us here you've been traveling in the worst affected areas of the country what have people been telling you about their experiences. well adrian people mostly have been focused on the losses that they have incurred because of the floods because of the weeks of floods now most of them have lost all or most of their properties we're talking about homes where people have settled for years or for decades in some cases family homes that have been destroyed or damaged we're also talking about farmland now tens of thousands of hectares have been destroyed by the floods most of them on the banks of the nile and aid organizations say that

into tunisia heavy rain we have seen some big downpours we've been talking about this on the news in dhaka 124 millimeters of rain in only 6 hours unusually wet weather this the average for the entire month of september is $131.00 millimeters so vast amount of rainfall over the course of the year we spent $380.00 millimeters of rain so that really was wet hence the flooding the heavy showers though not out into the open waters as we go on through monday we are still seeing some showers it was the gulf of guinea. with a passion for supporting local communities. and pioneering inoperative african science and technology projects how his child beautiful. and doris are all of us on this planet not just us for al-jazeera one as a leading by a chemist determined to use his scientific knowledge to say africa women make science from the lab to the field on al-jazeera i was going to have is on the other working in asia and africa there'd be days where i'd be choosing editing my own story isn't a refugee camp with no electricity and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that hum

way to russia to well nicholas harker's been following the developments from the senegalese capital dhaka. during a military parade celebrating mollies independence the leader of the joint colonel see me going to address the crowd saying it's a new beginning the return of the state and the end of corruption a new president has been announced the international community wanted to see a civilian well it is a retired colonel seamer defense minister under him or her kate. and that has been announced in the recent one into office on friday the giunta are not leaving power though a vice president has been nominated and it's going to himself will be in charge of security and defense will they have to succeed where the former government of kheta has failed which is to bring back peace in the center in the north of the country where groups such as al qaeda affiliates among subtly someone with the means and the some extent in the greater sahara have been launching attacks and there's been an uptick of violence especially in the center region of mup t.v. that's one of their challenges but there's ot

nick thanks very much nicholas out there reporting live for the news from dhaka. to north korea where the leader kim jong il and has issued a rare apology to the shooting of a government worker these suspected defected to the north disappeared from a south korean fisheries patrol boat on monday brought has more now from the capital seoul. quite a surprising development it is not very often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this rarer still that they would then go and issue what appears to be a very sincere apology according to the presidential office here in south korea this apology has come personally from kim jong un saying how sorry he is to have disappointed moon j.n. the president of south korea talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar occurrence and the north says that it has apparently carried out its own investigation and has pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened that apparently this was a south korean citizen on a some sort of floating object that came across to the northern sid

dozens seriously injured in a gas explosion in bangladesh the blast at a mosque outside the capital dhaka caused air conditioners inside the building to explode. people have taken to the streets again in the russian far eastern city of how bottle school demanding the government release former governor sort of gave for go the weekend demonstrations have been taking place since july when the opposition politician was arrested on charges of arranging murders hall he denies all the charges calling them politically motivated. belo roses exiled opposition leader is calling on the united nations to help stop human rights violations in her country. and of sky urged the security council to condemn the crackdown on opponents of the authoritarian president alexander lukashenko well they include actors and musicians who have moved out of the theater and onto the streets w. correspondent nick connelly has been to meet them. he. is gathering is illegal and this means he has these days singing in public can get you arrested here in minsk every day for most of the coupons come up and sing in front of the

alert on the border but senegal has been closed nicholas hawk reports from the senegalese capital dhaka. weeks before his country's presidential election guinea and journalist had no intention of leaving his country but the threats became too intense to ignore 1st missed calls in the middle of the night then a voice on the other line saying i will kill you and your family he fled to neighboring senegal in hiding but defiant yes you can make the perfect excuse if you know crazy i feel fear in the pit of my stomach for my country with president alpha condé running for another term in office so many people will be imprisoned paralyzed or tortured and killed and i'm not willing to accept that from deckard he continues to publish articles against the 82 year old president to amended the constitution to allow him to run for a 3rd term in office a coalition made of members of civil society in the opposition known as the national front for the defense of the constitution continue to demonstrate against the constitutional changes human rights groups say more than 200 people have been arrested in

place when dozens of worshippers were performing friday evening prayers at the mosque near the capital dhakahe prime minister said it was necessary to find out whether mosques were being built without proper planning and design approval. the man shot seven times by police in the us state of wisconsin has urged supporters to be careful, and told them they have a lot more life to live. jacob blake was seriously wounded when he was shot, and could be paralysed for life. the shooting in kenosha triggered a new wave of demonstrations in several cities across the united states. mr blake said he was in constant pain and urged protesters to stick together. ijust want to say, man — to all the young cats out there, and even the older ones, older than me — there's a lot more life to live out here, man. your life, and not only just your life — your legs, something that you need to move around and move forward in life — can be be taken from you like this, man. it hurts to breathe. it hurts to sleep. it hurts to move from side to side. it hurts to eat. please, i'm telling you, change your lives out there

of bangladesh's traditional weavers hanging by a thread who had put 20 kilometers from the capital dhaka was once a hub for to dish no weavers employing 12000 people some 4000 looms now just 3 dozen remain. together though i didn't teach my sons weaving because it is a lost cause despite all the centuries old heritage there's no bank loans or anything that's why they don't want. bangladesh because one of the world's largest ready made gaunt exporters machines have now replaced the centuries old business cloth with sarongs and salaries can be made for a fraction so traditional weavers have been left with no alternative but to seek out the work that maybe i can make 500 to 700 taka in half a day pulling a rickshaw out have to sweat it at the loom to earn the same amount for one of these guys a little for many here a few dollars can make a difference and the coronavirus pandemic is making that choice even clearer much the detriment of an age old business of traditional weaving. and out of some of the other business stories making global headlines california's governor says he'll ban the sal

is following the latest developments from dhaka in neighboring seneca security element is still in the hands of the president and the vice president and that's in their head but really the day to day nitty gritty of getting the state back on track well that's and then in the name in the hand of this new prime minister who will be nominating a new government on tuesday what's interesting about the nomination of this man is that he has a political power so it is a break with the recent past and the. government of kate where we saw so many people take to the streets and angry and upset with him but at the same time it is someone that is with a continuation from the past someone who was the foreign minister. to money to reign 2004 and subsequently to that representative of mali at the united nation and also at the cost of west west african body what's important with this nomination is that we've seen that the president is a former officer of the military the vice president was the leader of the military themselves so he's the 1st civilian in a position of leadership so he's keen to ensurin

laid off workers who could take a look at some images now from june this year these protesters in dhaka bangladesh they work for a company that supplies global giants including h. and m. and crime on $3000.00 of those workers were laid off and those that remained were not paid when the factories were closed for several months now analysts who put together this index have said that these kind of conditions of forcing people into informal labor which is more likely to be exploitative less red. elated and some may even have to send their children to work to make up for lost wages well obviously you know we're several months into the pandemic now are there any signs that maybe there's going to be an improvement in these conditions as the economy picks up well the clothing industry is rebounding orders are going up again but this is a longer term problem some countries have gotten specific legislation so the u.k. and australia among others to force companies to be more transparent about their supply chains and set out the steps that they are taking to combat modern day slavery let's not forg

of bangladeshis traditional weavers hanging by a thread who had put 20 kilometers from the capital dhaka it was once a hub for to dish no weavers employing 12000 people at some 4000 looms now just 3 dozen remain. together though we are not i didn't teach my sons weaving because it is a lost cause despite all centuries old heritage there's no bank loans or anything that's why they don't want. bangladesh because one of the world's largest ready made gaunt exporters machines have now replaced the centuries old business clock with the wrongs and salaries can be made for a fraction so traditional weavers have been left with no alternative but to seek other work only i can make 500 to 700 taka in half a day pulling a rickshaw out have to sweat it at the loom to earn the same amount for one of these girls a live report for many here a few dollars can make a difference and the coronavirus pandemic is making that choice even clearer much to the detriment of an age old business of traditional weaving. and from old traditions to new technology tesla is racing ahead with construction of its new giga

the suburbs of senegal its capital dhaka on the water earlier this month there was more rain in a single day in the country than it usually experiences in the entire rainy season president has launched an emergency aid plan to help people in need and in sudan hundreds of thousands of people displaced by heavy flooding a calling for more help their homes were destroyed by the worst flooding in a century and they're in desperate need of shelter and basic supplies tens of thousands of students are among those whose lives are being disrupted as he the morgan reports from khartoum. just hours left before ray and jaffer and her colleagues sit for sudan's general high school certificate examination in the capital how to if the requirement to be able to get into university but after she and her family lost their home in the floods that prospect seemed almost impossible . because my only concern was to get my books out so that i can study and sit in my examinations it's hard we've lost everything we've lost a house and that is hard we were inside and the river just flooded and we lost everything.

last month our correspondent nicholas hawke is following moving story from the senegalese capital dhaka nic what does this mean. well hopefully that means 'd probably still be an end to those sanctions put in place by the west african body ecowas remember they said when they met with the military it's not just a new president that's needed or a new vice president it's the new prime minister it's someone that has to be a civilian and someone that has been nominated by a chorus of people including the end 5 the opposition opposition group that led the rallies that led to. leaving power so i know that they were involved in the nomination and they were asked to give 3 names that were to bring the people together as the prime minister and so that's the challenge ahead for this your prime minister now he was as you mentioned a foreign minister during a previous presidency in 2400 touring and since then he's been known to on the public radar he hasn't been outspoken during the opposition protest against kate nor has he been outspoken during the military takeover serie a discreet man. and he 5

of the rohingya with no legal status their future seems more on certain than ever country children dhaka bangladesh. the governor of the u.s. state of oregon says dozens of people have been reported missing as massive wildfires burn across the state 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as fires threaten bonaire is the city of portland is shrouded in smoke and now has the worst quality of the world's major cities. further south in california the remains of 7 people have been found by firefighters the state has been ravaged by dozens of fires for several weeks and 15000 firefighters are battling blazes across the state fires have already burned through 1250000 hectares. all the news of course on our website everett is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com 0 dot com. a quick check of the headlines here and al-jazeera bahrain has become the latest arab nation to recognize israel it follows a similar u.s. brokered deal with the united arab emirates the palestinian authority has condemned the move as a normalization of illegal occupation there and then 2 peace agreemen

opposition protests ok let's go live to mechanic who is following developments from senegal as capital dhaka and what more do we know about this man been sworn into office. well yes by and is going to be the man that will be. in moments to come in front of what is an exceptional audience in exceptional circumstances no not the usual heads of states foreign heads of states dignitary present for this ceremony because the is sanctions in place that no one could travel in a side from the president of getting the south that's president there exceptional also because not only is a president being sworn in but also a vice president that's not in the constitution of mali and that person will be you know as i was the year of the the military. and the new president of this transition well he's a retired. soldier retired officer of the military part of the same division of the military. we heard that he was approached quite early on by the military to take that position the reputation of this man. of being a man of integrity cheese he was trained in the former soviet union and then in the 1990 s. he wa

in rainfall has caused revis to overflow destroying homes and businesses nicholas haq reports from dhaka displaced and fighting the elements the rains took away their homes now it's taking away their shelter inside. just what she can. just. that's all i have left fleeing the rains we had to leave our house behind the a devastation that we have lost what feels like everything. 3 months worth of rainfall in a matter of 24 hours and a car journey jones neighborhood into an island sinking in overflowing sewage with roads turned to rivers the area has become almost inaccessible most have left their homes stranded are few families like the braving disease infested waters to save their belongings from looters who will not feed them they are we can't afford to pay rent anywhere else which you expect us to go we have no choice but to adapt to the situation as early as february governments in west africa were warned by the un that this year's rainy season would bring floods people were not alerted of the storms al-jazeera has reached out to the senegalese government and is awaiting their comment m

power completely to a civilian government nicholas hawkers been following those developments from dhaka in neighboring cycle. the announcement came on the heels of days of negotiations between the military involving civil society religious leaders and the opposition movement the m 5 it came in the form of a statement to read out on national t.v. by the new vice president of mali of the transition of mali colonel a semi going to who is leading the military the new president is the former defense minister under president in 2014 also a former military man a colonel and so it seems that the leadership in the transition leadership is heavily based on security given the situation in mali where there is still an armed insurgency in the north in the center of the country this comes as no surprise that it will address the issues by their protest movement the 5 who want to see the return of the state in mali in places where they have been deserted interestingly this is have been in the last few days where we've seen the foreign minister of algeria heavily involved in negotiations to try to find

positions and allow the committee to make a decision that i was there is nicholas hart has more from dhaka in neighboring senegal. well they have just a few days to try to find a president a prime minister and so they said just just as we heard that they're going to appoint a committee now that will decide on who will be the president and who will be the prime minister and who will be the vice president now who will be members of that committee but we don't know will that be members of the military didn't that will they be appointed from members of civil society or the opposition it seems that it's an additional hurdle for this military leadership that seeking to gain recognition at stake here for the millions is to find a new leadership that will bring security to mali and and to jumpstart their economy to reassure the population and to bring back this state where the state has so longer so so far been absent south africa's coronavirus restrictions are being rolled back a klein in the number of infections president's iran oppose this as the country will move to alert level one as of midni

plight of the road with no legal status their future seems more uncertain than ever turn to children dhaka bangladesh. the governor of the u.s. state of oregon says dozens of people have been reported missing as massive wildfires but across the state off a 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as far as threatened areas that's more than 10 percent of the state's population portland has been shrouded in smoke and has the worst quality of the world's major cities. the south in california the remains of 7 people have been found by firefighters the region has been ravaged by dozens of fires for several weeks nearly 15000 firefighters are battling blazes across the state. california's governor gavin newsome has toured the worst affected areas. if you do not believe in science i hope you believe in observed that it's you walk around this community you walk around this park around lake oroville you see the reality a reality that is set in in this state in very indelible ways and that is we're in the midst of a climate of urgency where in the midst of a climate crisis we are experi

in a poor suburb of the capital dhaka homes are flooded and lives are ruined people say the government has ignored their appeals for help the year is. every year the water rises every year the water goes further we've been living with this rate for almost 2 years it's really difficult 3 months of rain fell in just 7 hours on saturday some people were forced to evacuate their homes others protested angry at the government for not spending more on flood defenses and sanitation facilities. since 2012 the state comes in makes promises but unfortunately it was to not have proper different systems we have held demonstrations we have done everything service to his sorry comes in hobson. president macky sall was accused of downplaying the impact of the flash floods he flew to new for a summit of west african leaders on the crisis in mali leaving those at home to clean up. from. his bedroom his living room the toilets the kitchen everything is a disaster we voted for the president to help us but look at this the interior minister has been put in charge of the emergency disaster plan but many wi

place when dozens of worshippers were performing friday evening prayers at the mosque near the capital dhakathe gas. the prime minister said it was necessary to find out whether mosques were being built without proper planning and design approval. hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated out of the path of a powerful typhoon which is on track to reach southern parts of japan, before moving north along the korean peninsula. it's the second storm to hit the region in less than a week. 0ur reporter rachel stanton has been looking at the impact the storm is having on communities in its path. over the kagoshima district in the south—western tip of japan, a dark sky looms over the city. below, the winds are picking up. shop fronts have been boarded, sandbags lay at the base of homes. authorities told residents to prepare and get ready for the worst. translation: typhoon haishen is very powerful. the agency urges people to be on the highest alert for record heavy rain, violent winds, high waves and storm surges. those who don't feel safe at home have been urged to seek shelter at their l

people in senegal is capital dhaka iraq hearing day brienne madoff the heavy rain caused flash floodsdestroying homes and businesses 3 months of rain fell in just 7 hours on saturday the president has announced an emergency aid plan. but testers have gathered a melting glacier in switzerland to push for action on climate change the demonstration comes a day before the swiss parliament begins debating new legislation on reducing c o 2 emissions the government says nearly all the remaining places in the alps will disappear by the end of the century if nothing is done a 2nd only. we know that in the past 30 to 40 years more than 500 glaciers have disappeared or are disappearing so it's an alarming figure we know that it will have consequences on the alpine environment and later in the regions around it's one of the largest sources of fresh water and it also maintains the climate as it is now. not colombia is easing some coronavirus restrictions off the months of lockdown many of flouting some of the rules that are still in place but officials in the capital bogota have found new ways to