certainly, there is a fault line that stretches from - is a fault line that stretches from london toturgeon are at odds over whether or not they should be another referendum on scottish independence. nicola sturgeon will point to her pro—independence majority in the scottish parliament and is making accusations that borisjohnson is anti—democratic for suggesting it cannot happen. on the unionist side they will point to the fact she did not make the high bar majority on her own. they said it would be once in a generation when it happened seven years ago. while the parliament is very pro—independent, the snp completely dominant, the public is pretty much exactly 50—50 on both sides, the conservatives, the unionists and the snp all do agree on one thing, that now isn't the moment. borisjohnson is going to phone nicola sturgeon to offer his congratulations tomorrow, and that will be the start of what could be a very tricky conversation. questions about the labour party, the direction it is going?— the direction it is going? labour had a drubbing _ the direction it is going? labour had a

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you can see that the fault lines in the region have dramatically changed the israeli government. thanks. there's little cost of doing what it's doing right now. and in less than 2 years, the republicans who are unapologetic, supporters of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu majors went back control of congress from the democrats. all he has to do is wait. so even if it's true that support for israel in the democratic party may be shifting ever so slightly. it's not likely that america is going to save the day. and that's the bottom line. ah, news, news, news. news . i'm harry davies and kimberly, in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation thing. you learn, we even that to the government, i'm a firm and do any reporting from review. if you're going to try, protecting by diversity pro, defending themselves against the legal invaders. bride. oh no. there's era growing up in force and unforgiving circumstances. children learn to pay dangerous gain. things have worn down by frustration and broken prom

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you can see that the fault lines in the region have dramatically changed the israeli government, thanks to little cost of doing what it's doing right now. and in less than 2 years, the republicans who are unapologetic, supporters of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu major went back control of congress from the democrats. all he has to do is wait. so even if it's true that support for israel in the democratic party may be shifting ever so slightly. it's not likely that america is going to save the day. and that's the bottom line. ah, news, news. news. news. the precise tried and tested, and that business is booming for israel. unmanned drug produces by modifying expertise, games at any expense. inflamed global demand for western, which many see as morally indefensible. people empower investigate israel's drone dealers on a just the big going block chain and crypto guarantees. disruptive technology joined with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair financial system. with big points open for software, we can create more money without paying a gove

you can see that the fault lines in the region have dramatically changed the israeli government. thanks. there's little cost to doing what it's doing right now. and in less than 2 years, the republicans who are unapologetic supporters of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu major when back control of congress from the democrats. all he has to do is wait. so even if it's true that support for israel and the democratic party may be shifting ever so slightly, it's not likely that america is going to save the day. and that's the bottom line. ah, the news news news with me for jackie criminals may 1000000 trasky drugs to thailand. 11 east explores where the country has now become the 1st in se asia legalize medical marijuana. on al jazeera, me play an important role protecting human 9. the doctor's face. i i in israel and agree to a cease fire ending 11 days of fighting the killed more than 200 palestinians and brought widespread destruction. ah, peter w, watching out 20 live.

more than 130 kilometers an hour or felt others the headlines money's fear of al-jazeera off the fault lines which is coming up next. on counting the return of fake government trillions in spending in the rich world to live supercharged inflation stifling the economic recovery and football's business model wasn't working before the pandemic and it's not working and. counting the costs on al-jazeera 7. in many ways the presidency of donald trump has been fielding to a moment like this. more than 3 years dangerous rhetoric. and then he's so this distant from nation laid the groundwork for the idea that if i lose it meaning since there's been this massive. election cycle dominated by false claims of fraud. and a party all too willing to let him do would want to. really wasn't any ramifications for it all from doing this and if that's where the republican voters are that's where the republican party's going to go. republican party has become actually a very dangerous party. a dangerous party for governance and frankly a dangerous party to itself. and this episode of 4 lines we look at the attack

finally researches have the answer it is these fault line that cools the palu tsunami. after 5 days out in the field and months of data analysis the sequence of events has at last been pieced together on september 28th 2018 at 6 o 2 pm a $7.00 magnitude earthquake struck 80 kilometers north of palm. the epicenter correctly identified by the tsunami monitoring center in jakarta did not directly trigger the tsunami the seismic waves travel through the earth's crust at the extremely high speed of 900 kilometers per hour generating a fold that opened up across the entire bank that triggered landslides all along the coast which in turn generated a series of mini tsunamis the energy of all these mini toonami he's accumulated in the depression of the bank combining to form a powerful wave that swept across the town hermann fritz and cost us the investigation has come to an end there reconstruction of the bay of palu tsunami will help improve warning systems all over the world we used to think that tsunamis only areas where you have subduction zones we now know just like what's

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fault lines examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and asks what next for the grand old party everything i think or everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country fault lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on al-jazeera. ready for another perspective listen to the take al-jazeera is flagship news podcast with a bailout or discover hindsight and original docu drama podcast neuritis by charles dance the famous and infamous politics and culture go undercover to hear allegations of corruption by those in power and if you're in a hari get your news in 2 minutes from al-jazeera news updates on home for the. i'm sammy's a down and look at the headlines here now to syria now violence between israeli forces and palestinian armed groups isn't letting up israel says its planes bombed the homes of at least 3 hamas commanders in gaza follows a night of rocket attacks from the strip into israel. israeli airstrikes damaged a building housing media organizations in gaza the building is n

out a series emmy award winning investigative program is back exploring the fault lines in the u.s. as america attempts to tackle police brutality and shootings against people of color there's growing demand to hold to account those who have sworn to serve and protect from hostile to hostile more hotel 6 blues geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. to. germany pushes back against a proposal to waive peyton's for covert 19 vaccines warning it will complicate production. i know about this and this is all to see a live from doha also coming up 25 people dead in a massive police raid in rio de janeiro targeting drug traffickers. former maldives president and parliament speaker mohamed nasheed in speed.

this was a conflict with international implications because it was on a fault line of religions, a fault world now?— does it really affect the rest of the world now? , , the world now? interesting, is it? i think this is — the world now? interesting, is it? i think this is the — the world now? interesting, is it? i think this is the first _ the world now? interesting, is it? i think this is the first big _ think this is the first big flare—ups he we've seen since your body— flare—ups he we've seen since your body became president of the united states _ body became president of the united states. and the us has traditionally always— states. and the us has traditionally always seen itself as a peace keeper in these _ always seen itself as a peace keeper in these conflicts. we've seen way back decades various us presidents bringing _ back decades various us presidents bringing together israeli and palestinian leaders in an attempt to garner— palestinian leaders in an attempt to garner peace. everyone right up to donald _ garner peace. everyone right up to donald trump and presumably nowjoe

this is along the line called the tomahawk valley fault line possibly the dog valley fall.s hard determine just yet. >> but there is very seismically active and it's oh, yeah. another unusual to get quakes there and that there was a study done not too long ago that said, there could possibly be earthquakes as large a 6 to 7 point, oh, those are huge magnitude earthquakes. this one so far coming in at a 4.9 and another one of the 4.7 right near truckee, right along that fault line. so yeah, they are size weekly active and they continue to see numerous aftershocks after those 2 quakes. all right. thank you, lawrence. we'll be following this throughout the evening. again, initially reported as a 6.0. so you can imagine scared a lot of people. fortunately no reports of injuries or damage will be following. >> this all next hour.

battle just to hold on to whatever is left in jerusalem because as i said this jerusalem is the fault line between occupation and occupied between zionism and. nationalism and i think it is where this might be the trigger as it was in. previous upheavals were jerusalem would be a trigger for murder. confrontations you know the 1st intifada one is to get like the 2nd intifada if you remember when the shah wrong one visit to our right just to get in jerusalem so we should all be careful that this might be a trigger for another people unless israel or for that much of the united states restrain israel and stops plonker for their confiscation. and that's a live picture right now from occupied east jerusalem i want to thank you so much for joining us plenty more ahead on the news hour including e.u. leaders pushed back on the u.s. is trying to wave coronavirus patents why they say the move doesn't go far enough. we'll look at russia's influence in the border conflict between kurdistan and tajikistan by moscow's role as a mediator is being questioned. a senior olympic official says nothing can s

. >> experts say there are three potentially dangerous fault line that run beneath the lake. >>> this morning the hike of a lifetime for a santa cruz county woman. >> she is walking from the border of mexico up through caliiatoanad wetalk2600 >> hey. hey. >> that is is an avid hiker. she decided to cross a once in a lifetime opportunity off her bucket list and walk the pacific crest trail. she started in a tiny border town in mexico and has made it to the desert. she should reach the border of canada by september. >>> in sports, dodger blue for the first time for albert. how he did. >>> e history last night. check it out. >>> and let's take a look outside at the spark manying bay bridge . >>> it's 4:53. we will see more sun and warmer temperatures today. looking at 68 in mountain view, looking at 71 in santa clara and san jose. for the east bay 79 high in concord. 82 in antioch and brentwood a round the bay, 60234 san francisco. 79 for napa. here is dennis with sports. >>> we knew oracle park is not a home run hitter's park but last night they hit a home run for the 14th straight road

we were talking about the fault line and some of the potential exposure that people might have had. > yeah. and the fault where that did occur, the real interesting thing is when we think about lake tahoe and the areas around it, we don't think of major earthquakes there. but a real big fault could produce a 6 to 6.7 magnitude earthquake. a good reminder to drop, cover and hole. get those earthquake kits ready. we have great stuff to help get you prepared just in case you got to freshen up that kit. >>> all right. let's bring it into this weekend weather. we are under a micro climate weather alert due to the winds that will be picking up. it is about this area of high pressure. circulation around it is driving these winds and kicking up those temperatures, too. so the fire warning specifically here for the northeast and the south bay for a lot of the mountains. this will start from 11:00 p.m. tonight to 6:00 a.m. on monday. the lower elevations not as windy. we will see the steady wind 5 to 15. we can handle that. humidity, though, very, ve low. everything is so dry. we get one spark

fault lines examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and don asks what next for the grand old party everything i think or everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will it overtake the country fault lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on now just sarah play an important role protecting it would. ringback face. calls for calm after more than 200 people injured in violence between palestinian worshippers and israeli police that the al aksa most. colors the whole raman you're watching out is there a life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes a record day of deaths from coronavirus in india several states go into lockdown.

everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country fault lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on al-jazeera. every lentulus bombardment on gaza forced his family to flee their homes palestinian factions fire hundreds more rockets into israel. i'm fully back to bill you're watching al-jazeera live from doha the threat of a ground assault snowden says israel sends tanks and troops to its border with gaza as dealing with the destruction of their homes the ordeal for.

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closer eye on the area that gets done proper. caltrans didn't give us an interview in a statement to fault lines. they said that they've been treat security patrols to prevent future break and some of these homes are unsafe and uninhabitable. martha says if the state putting the resources to fix them instead of guard them, they could house more families here in california. almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on house. the state of california is now working fast enough to house people in a safe way, especially during a pandemic. sometimes we have to break the law in order to be heard and to be kept faith the november. another group is on how the families tried to take over the vacant caltrans home, the forced out by police and some of them were arrested for passing. it's unclear why the state reacted differently this time. i just remember seeing them coming in and my contact people out was really intend to gary, you know atkins was there that night. i was just praying that like this would work like let them stop. but if that does have her home, please let them see that there is no need

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has the recent fighting between israel and hamas revealed fault lines in america's relationship with its main regional ally? and dark matter — the most mysterious substance in the universe. now scientists have mapped it out. hello, and thanks forjoining us. president biden has ordered a review of intelligence about where the covid—19 outbreak originated from. it follows renewed speculation in america that the virus leaked from a laboratory in the city of wuhan. the world health organization is preparing further studies into its origins having previously said it was "highly improbable" to have come from a lab. but china has accused the us of playing politics with coronavirus. here's our china correspondentjohn sudworth. for more than a year, the theory that the virus leaked from this wuhan laboratory has largely been dismissed as a conspiracy. the invisible enemy, the china virus... the theory�*s association with donald trump made it for manyjust one more piece of disinformation. but in the mouth of president biden, well, that feels different, and suddenly the world's media are taking

while those other top stories on al jazeera stay with us, the fault lines is next more news from though and half an hour. and i will see you tomorrow. thank you for watching by a lot of the stories that we cover for the complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue for the smell of death is overpowering. as always, era correspondence, that's what we strive to do. me now must say was where i got the nama. just come in, you'll get it done before you get where i can come. i'm at the end on your on that and or came from thing going a lot of fear fear the mechanical that those in my let me to what he explained to me remove what i wake up confused that why am i, why am i so much pain why does you are so much? i don't know. i mean, to me was already right. what am i doing here? because i asked for help for my harness. why am i here? these women are still trying to understand what happened to them. all they were held at the same immigration prison in georgia, and they were se

has the recent fighting between israel and hamas revealed fault lines in america's relationship withts main regional ally? and shedding light on dark matter — scientists map out the most enigmatic substance in the universe. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. two european airlines have had to cancel flights to moscow after russia rejected their flight plans, which by—passed belarus. russia is siding with belarus after restrictions were imposed by western countries on its aviation sector, following the controversial interception of a ryanair flight which landed in minsk on sunday. the family of the opposition journalist detained as a result says it's desperate for his release, as mark lobel reports. every day since roman protasevich�*s arrest in minsk is agony for his parents — they're pleading for anyone to help free their hero. translation: i want you to hear my cry, the cry of my soul, - so you can understand how difficult it is for us right now. then, a message for her son. stay strong, son, stay strong. we will love you and we will get you out. translat

everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country fault lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on al-jazeera. ready. israeli airstrikes continue on gaza 86 palestinians have been killed in the worst violence since 2014. i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from coming up cars armed factions fire another barrage of rockets towards israel at least 7 people have been killed since monday fighting spreads through israel's ethnically mixed towns and cities in violence not seen in decades after a surge in violence in recent weeks afghanistan is in the islamic jihad holiday with a 3 day ceasefire. well israel is continuing its aerial bombardment of gaza as palestinians mark the end of the muslim month of ramadan $86.00 palestinians including 17 children have been killed since monday is the worst outbreak of violence in the young players since 2014 well a short time ago palestinian factions fired more than 100 rockets into israel targeting tel aviv and the lads where all international flights have been diverted at least 7 people in i

out is the emmy award winning investigative program is back exploring the fault lines in the u.s. as america tends to talk of police brutality and shootings against people of color this growing demand to hold to account those who have sworn to serve and protect from hostile to hostile more hotels explosive geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wire. so now let me take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. this is al-jazeera. you're watching that is our life from a headquarters in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes shouldering the boxing crisis requires that we pull out all the stops the world health organization approves china's cinna farm vaccine the move will open the door to far wider distribution around the world warning.

investigated by a senate commission, and those are the headlines, minis continues here on all the 0 after fault lines, goodbye. ah, ah, ah, well, you know, i must say was incorrect. that's a nama, just coming in. you'll get paid on the web. the web cam cam at the end. okay. on that it came from i've been going a lot of fear via the mechanical that those in at the moment let me to what he explained to me move what i wake up confused that why am i, you know, i was so much pain. why does you are so much? i don't know. i mean, to me was already right. what am i doing here? because i asked for help for my heard. why am i here? these women are still trying to understand what happened to them. all they were held at the same immigration prison in georgia. and they were seen by the same doctor. how many other women were there, you know, one for the same thing. i think there's a lot of gathered up in the push one to the get remain on like there is something not right here. lady took us as capital you know like, ok, i'm almost done with this one next. you know, we're not a, we're people with this are just someb

everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country fault lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on al-jazeera . if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your elbow. this is al jazeera. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes israel warns its air campaign on gaza could last for several days as palestinian factions fire more rockets into israel. israel deploys more troops to the gaza border as it weighs up a possible.

thank you for joining us so much here on al-jazeera continuing coverage when we come back up next fault lines. in many ways the president's you don't you think to a moment like this. more than 3 years dangerous rhetoric. and he so this dissent from nation weighed the groundwork for the idea that if i lose it there's been this massive. election cycle dominated by false claims. and a party willing to let him do what he wanted. to really wasn't any room for cases for thought of doing this and if that's what the republican voters are that's where the republican party is going to go. public in curdie. has become actually a very dangerous party. a dangerous party for governance and frankly a dangerous party to itself. and this episode of phone lines we look at the attack on the u.s. capitol its aftermath and past but the future of the republican party looks like after trump. in the months after the attack the u.s. capitol remain protected by thousands of national guard members locked away from the public because of a lie that donald trump told his supporters for months they rig the election they ri

next it's fault lines do stay with us here on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time snapshots of the lives of the stories providing a glimpse into someone else is what i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. 7 in many ways the presidency of donald trump has been fielding moment like this. more than 4 years dangerous rhetoric. and he's so this just in from a champagne wave the groundwork for the idea that if i lose it meaning there's been this massive. election cycle dominated by false claims of fraud. and a party all to willing to let him do what he wanted. it really wasn't any ramifications for dogs from doing this and if that's what the republican voters are that's where the republican party's going to go. republican party has become actually a very dangerous party. a dangerous party to our governance and frankly a dangerous party to itself. in this episode of followings we look at the attack on the u.s. capitol its aftermath and past but the future of the republican party looks like after trump. in the months after the a

fault lines examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and asks what next for the grand old party everything i think or everything is clean and this is trump's party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country faultlines capitol attack the republican party off to trump on al jazeera. and i get this is al jazeera the main news this hour israel has renewed its aerial bombardment of gaza with raids on several locations $83.00 palestinians including 17 children have been killed. 7 people have been killed by strikes fired into israel by gaza's armed factions israel has vowed to continue its military campaign . violence in the suspect within israel as it's a communal fighting at a scale not seen in decades broke out between palestinian israelis and jewish residents in several cities it's. a 3 day ceasefire has begun in afghanistan to coincide with the muslim eat holiday the deal between the taliban and government follows a surge in violence in recent weeks afghan officials say the taliban fighters captured the key not district near kabul

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it is this fault line that caused the parlors to nami, after 5 days out in the field and months of data analysis, the sequence of events that last piece together on september 28th, 2018 at 6 o 2 p n. a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 80 kilometers north of par lou. the epi center correctly identified by the to non the monitoring center in jakarta, did not directly triggered the tsunami. the seismic waves travelled through the earth's crust at the extremely high speed of 900 kilometers per hour, generating a fault that opened up across the entire bay. that triggered land slides all along the coast, which in turn generated a series of many to nami. the energy of all these many to nami, is accumulated in the depression of the bay, combining to form a powerful wave that swept across the town, herman fruits and cost us to no luck as the investigation has come to an end. the reconstruction of the bay of pollute through nami will help improve warning systems all over the world. we used to think that phenomena is only like in areas where you have some ducks in zones. we now know that's like wha

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equipped with pressure sensors, size, moments and accelerometers are installed directly on the fault line off the coastal sucker it issues in alert with the very 1st tremor that's in any way quite some unit, it would take 3 to 5 minutes, but the sooner i me to reach the 1st cities with waves 20 to 30 meters high. don't sweep into soccer bay in flood parts of osaka and cobra. but it could be no time to clean. it can be artificial islands would be the worst hit. with waves, a 3 to 5 meters after 30 to 45 minutes you saw on the output call to count them to develop effective evacuation plans and test protective walls. the disaster prevention center at kyoto university, simulate the effects of mankind, trough, earthquake pool, collect or mona to the 9. we are almost certain we'd be dealing with the magnitude 9 earthquake. ok. so now and then it would cause us to know me, cause we need to that, don't want us to your hero easy as model the arrival of a wave with an average height of 20 meters. that's the equivalent of a 6 story building in a city directly facing the name control. the walls would