leave a has arrived in fiji his 1st stop is the korean embassy. mr lee hi how's it going. on like you said. unless i'm in damage and i look to country ok good luck to. the embassy has helped several former cult members leafy cheek by providing emergency passports and safe passage to the airport but it doesn't always work out . but despite the embassy's help this desperate mother was unable to rescue her daughter. what happened what are they saying. on the wall. so given that. you're on your own. grace road initially agree to an interview but they changed their minds and started ignoring our calls. police. when we tried to film a grace road petrol station. that's under construction. a worker demands to know what we're doing and calls head office for your war you don't want to. just here taking some pictures we're allowed to take pictures from public property that's the law in fiji. we've given you more than a month to respond to our interview requests. when we go to the dairy farm where some. do sister worked members demand we leave. the law. right why we're drawn up that w

is from the day you but tribe who live about an hour from fiji's capital suva.the tribe or at least nearly a 100 acres of land to the church with an agreement that grace road would build a school on part of it but this hasn't happened instead it's all been converted to farmland. not transparent. the church claims to employ more than 200 feet. so everybody we are meeting tonight worked at grace road. it's what a right to know what worked as a welder for grace road. late sister kitty litter worked at the church's dairy farm. both describe working conditions that do not comply with fiji's labor laws how do you feel grace rolled treats its fijian staff you never know how they can. some of the little honey. the whole of. a twat day says he saw a cult members being hit by their bosses. one day a $28.00 fell off scaffolding after he said he was told to move it while he was standing on it he shattered his left thigh doctors inserted a metal breaks and told him it would take 2 years to recover which unless. you look. at the maybe a little bit enabling him you and. me. th

were doing a story on grace road and it's businesses in fiji and sold. this is a business case you were just taking a you're wrong because you take it wrong be graceful if it were the case still the idea that you should ask for us. is also being blocked by grace road the church tells him through the embassy that he'll never be allowed on their property so we agree to record a message for him. other year. because i wanted to use among us in our. curable manayunk it done and they're going to have any letters of mrs euro edition and. so that on 2 more. trillion or so but in japan and our. so in japan. sold with our little girls are more in the her saw him the. time will be another. new on the role model or though i was little so humble yoko then when the movie another commander mano you know you want to go. on conduct or you could tell her war you know you were going to. go all. right to depart on the. we visit grace road to deliver his message. good morning so. we thought we'd try again to see if mr kim was here. and we just tried to want to deliver a mess

david: how did you wind up in the fiji islands?ristalina: i got a letter, an invitation to go and teach. i had to virtually go to the map and see where fiji was. ♪ david: as we talk today at the imf headquarters, it is relatively quiet here because of the pandemic. people are working remotely. are you generally working remotely? kristalina: on march 13, we took a decision to work remotely. and we have sustained this decision because conditions are still such that, for the safety of staff, we opt to continue to respect that modality of work. it has been amazingly successful. we are doing much more because of the crisis, and we are doing it working remotely. but it does have some downsides. but david, we will never go back to where we were. we will never have people 100% of people sitting here in these offices. we now know you can be very productive working from home. and we would be striving to have maybe 50-50, 60-40, at any one day, working from home. being in telecommute working , from home. david: how have you changed as a resul

were doing a story on grace road and it's businesses in fiji and so. this is a business case you were just taking a thing or you're wrong because you take it wrong be graceful if it were to still the idea that you should ask for as. you can say is also being blocked by grace road the church tells him through the embassy that he'll never be allowed on their property so we agree to record a message for him. other year. because i wanted to use among us in our. curable manayunk it done and they're going to have any letters of mrs euro edition and. so that on to more. than a trillion or so but in japan and are. so in japan. sold with our little trailers are more in the her saw him the. time will be another. new honorary woman had the logo i was little so humble yoko then when the movie another commander mano you know you want to go. on conduct that you could tell her war you know you were going to. go. right to the problem. we visit grace wrote to deliver his message. good morning so. we thought we try again to see if mr kim was here goes though and we just

the first bulgarian to go to fiji.ow, the professor really like to make. -- now, the professor liked me. he offered me a job. i still remember, he offered me a job, $60,000 a year. i had no idea of my market value. at that time i was paid $100 a month. but i still did not take the job. why? because it was so far from bulgaria. so i went back. i got a chance to go to mit, to come to the united states. and the rest is history. david: did you ever say, i am not going back to bulgaria? i am now in the west, and i am going to stay on the west. kristalina: actually, no. i came to mit with the idea to spend one year, learn as much as i can, and bring the knowledge back to bulgaria. i had a contract to write a textbook on environmental economics. as an outcome of this visit. but the world bank called me up. they offered me a summer job. i came for the summer. the fourth day i am in this consulting job, i got the call and i got an offer to stay at the bank. why? at that time, the bank was looking for environmental economists, 1

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if fiji's did and us boys we're going back to d.c. they decided to go back to libya so what better proof of the fact that they provoked the works and the dissolution cannot be the ngos boats in the sea this is not a solution on the on the contrary i used to call it the kind of mortal bates because it's attracting the migrants in a base where they should not be the migrants should not be in to see if you're oprah wants to save them if you're up once to welcome them they have to evacuate them by flights out of libya to europe. i think that many n.g.o.s have these no border ideology and they want to help as much people as possible so they do really believe that maybe they are not directly connected with human trafficking but they become a tool for human trafficking so all they may be useful idiots for the. traffic and it's called the cool factor or saw they are inviting you say that surgery are inviting more and more people to come and that's risky. and then see where is the problem if the n.g.o.s are in contact the weavers modeless with

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one eye when a student mr gates the secretive sick accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. moved out of his parents' house after he got me he says he found more space living in biscayne after a run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife and daughter and all but there's really a government said that he was to be constructed to be theft and permits and issue that the militia ordered last month our interview with cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with the bulldozer residents say soldiers gave them one minute to their home it took the found me months to build their brick and dust and an hour to see it get demolished. down down down. security forces open fire on crowds in nigeria millions are placed under lockdown as protests escalate against police brutality. i'm sam is a and this is just 0 life from dell also coming up turning to the u.s. for justice fiance. saudi arabia's crown prince kucing him of ordering the killing .

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>the threat of wildfires still high but power restoration is underway now after fire danger forced fiji need to shut >>news at 6. now at 6 o'clock the red flag warning one of them has just ended her it's ending at 6 o'clock as we speak for some valley locations here in the bay. but the warning will remain for the north and east bay mountains until 08:00am tomorrow as temperatures remain above normal. winds in some areas have calmed but we're still worried about some of the higher elevations. the red flag warning for the mountains was originally supposed to end earlier today, but again it has been extended until tomorrow morning, thanks for being with us at 6 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis right now we're still under a heat advisory and that last until 9 o'clock tonight. this is thousands of people remain without their power due to pg e's power safety shutoffs. >>the utility company says the

we investigate the secretive set accused of abuse and violence in fiji.. ♪ >> if you want to help save the world -- sneeze into your elbow. ♪ ♪ anchor: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, france is extending its curfew on nine major cities to a further 38 areas. this means around 46 million people will now have to stay indoors at night. there comes as the country reported a record 41.5 thousand new cases. in the united states, the daily death stole has passed -- death toll has passed 1200 for the first time since august. it had been lying around 700 a day for most of october. and a confirmation vote for u.s. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett is set to go ahead on monday after the senate judiciary committee approved her nomination, this as presidential candidates donald trump and joe biden are in nashville preparing for their final presidential debate in less than three hours. nigeria's president addressed the nation after more than two weeks of protests against police brutality. he called for an end to the demonstrations after a day wh

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when i when a student gets to gates the secretive thing accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. every. roof. you want to go to syria remind of roll top stories this hour a humanitarian ceasefire has come into effect. and it's the 3rd such deal made in recent weeks to try and stop the conflict over the disputed region and to go in a kind of the 1st to fail to hold. thousands celebrating in chile where with most of the votes counted a referendum to change the constitution is on course to pass with an overwhelming majority the government agreed to the referendum following demonstrations. france's registered a new record of daily infections with more than $52000.00 confirmed cases on sunday several other european countries including italy and spain are imposing stricter measures as infections. a special parliamentary sessions on the way in thailand as the country grapples with weeks of mass anti-government protests demonstrators have been demanding the prime minister's resignation they say is hold on power is illegitimate of the last is disputed elections activists al

wonder when a student instigates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji.n al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. to own. this is al jazeera a reminder of our top stories for you now president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden have held their final debate ahead of the election in less than 2 weeks they offer different visions on the pandemic the economy and climate change. guinea's president's alpha condé is on course to win a 3rd term according to early results least 13 people have been killed since sunday's election opposition candidate said madeleine diablos says he'll contest the results in courts. and flights have resumed switch in eastern and western libya for the 1st time in 18 months that's a ceasefire talks between the u.n. recognize government and representatives of or not to leave after continue in geneva. french scientists say covert 1000 are spreading faster know than at the peak of the 1st wave in march european governments are reimposing lockdowns and for strict sions to contain rapidly rising infections russia slovakia and poland h

around the caucasus the sinking further south was now you can see the clout there showing its hands fiji's way down across the high ground to rome will see some more wet weather then as we go on 3 way to stay temperatures no higher than around 21 celsius still plenty of heat across the middle east getting up into the low to high thirty's for some 40 celsius still a possibility that kuwait away to stay off the new low down to $39.00 as we go on through thursday still a few showers just around the southern end of the caspian fine and dry for much of the arabian peninsula i just noticed that when picking up even casa temps just around 35 celsius in the northerly breeze then may well we got plenty of showers across central africa wanted to showers to just feeding into that eastern side of somalia over the next day also some wet weather possibility here showers too over towards lake victoria most of the showers are off to the east of the rift valley up towards the gulf of guinea in nature somewhat to weather there into northern parts of south africa southern areas of botswana could see some flo

it's been revealed that diplomats from china and taiwan goes into a fight at a reception in fiji earlier this month how as foreign ministry says unofficial suffered head injuries the staff tried to stop chinese embassy representatives from taking photos of guests celebrating taiwan's national day china which regards the islands as a breakaway province says the events was illegitimates. the wall street journal is reporting that china has threatened to detain american citizens if its academics are prosecuted in the united states several chinese academics with undisclosed ties to the military were arrested in recent months they're accused of lying on their visa applications in order to conduct industrial espionage china has reacted to the report saying it will ensure the safety for residents we may be why alleging that foreign citizens are being arbitrarily detained in china the u.s. is calling white black and it's trying to play the victim here it's trying to find excuses to justify its damage of chinese citizens legitimate rights and interests china's been ensuring the safety and interest

it's been revealed that diplomats in china and taiwan got into fights at a reception in fiji earlieris month so i was foreign ministry says the confrontation happened when staff tried to stop representatives of the chinese embassy from taking photos of guess celebrate in taiwan's that day thailand says an official was taken to hospital with head injuries china's embassy says national the event was a legitimate. type police are investigating several news outlets are accused of spreading false information media groups are calling it an attack on press freedom the police are acting under emergency powers aimed at stopping mass protests thousands of rallies over the past 5 days demanding the prime minister step down they're doing so despite its a ban on large gatherings protestors are also demanding a more democratic constitution and changes to the moment. rallies have been held across france in honor of a teacher who was beheaded earlier this week some your party was killed days after showing his cartoons students cartoons of the prophet muhammad during a lesson about freedom of speech

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. catherine receives a professor of economics at the university of new caledonia she says despite the vote to remain on the french influence the kalak independence movement continues to gain momentum. i think it's a it's a huge victory among can i care to connect independent east and connect people. there i think that we're expecting such an advisor we're expecting air and increasingly yes and what the net is so high and i think that's a big victory for them and that makes them confident about what's going on here i think is influence of france east which he it's important for france to have an influence here in the south pacific because they are not so many other french former colonies he o.-r. and so it's very important for france to see here and of course

tropical paradise when i when a student mr gates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. he began with war and to protect just here i called shock i felt i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assignment contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the consequences of the policies of detainments is really unnecessary all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer in this way it is unacceptable and refugees tayo on al-jazeera. these are poor willed ring and disjointed days especially for the young my life changed because i can't say we have to be careful to not get sick at all said university study found the warm in 5 children amelle afraid to leave their homes the sense of disorientation and confusion i think would be very understandable natural order reaction a lot of children in the past few weeks secure mental health units have been forced to discharge large numbers of patients there are children suffering from psychosis who believe the virus is a conspir

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. in california more than 1600000 hectares of land has been lost to deadly wildfires that is a new record and the 5 is the still burning rob reynolds reports from los angeles. wildfires have beseeched california since august when thousands of lightning strikes ignited tinder dry forest and brush scorching hot weather low humidity and high winds turned small blazes into monsters burning hundreds of homes and consuming 4 percent of the entire land area in the state a total of 8155 fires have burned to date hundreds of homes have been destroyed and at least 31 people have died it's never happened before in recorded history a largest record we have before this for an annual earned was 1500000 if it can't be understated but we're getting an unprecedented number of

tropical paradise wonder when a student instigates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. here's a. sneeze into your own. food to. a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera france is extending its curfew on 9 major cities to a further 38 areas this means around 46000000 people will now have to stay indoors at night it comes as the country reported a record 41 and a half 1000 new cases in the united states the daily death toll is past 1200 for the 1st time since august 1000 deaths have been running at around $700.00 a day for most of october. and the confirmation vote for u.s. supreme court nominee amy kone barrett is set to go ahead on monday after the senate judiciary committee approved her nomination this as presidential candidates donald trump and joe biden are in nashville preparing for their final presidential debate in less than 3 hours. nigeria's president has addressed the nation after more than 2 weeks of protests against police brutality muhammadu buhari called for an end to the demonstrations after a day

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. for the 9th week tens of thousands of people have marched through the center of the ballot ration capital demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko demonstrators in minsk calling for political prisoners to be free police water cannon to disperse them and cordoned off streets lower burden monday reports. water cannons. up against bruises to police and under threat of. that if you like. tens of thousands of people remained undeterred i have continued protests for more than 2 months. that since the opposition says the election on the 9th of august when president alexander lukashenko claimed a landslide victory was ripped i presently shank it denies electoral food and was inaugurated last month a year sternest those advances seriously and i th

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver 0. verdicts 2 in kenya on 3 men charged with assisting the westgate shopping mall attack $67.00 people killed during the 4 day siege in nairobi 7 years ago the dead included the 4 gunmen linked to the armed group based in neighboring somalia. but if your peers northern tigre a region has vowed to stop recognizing the government from monday leaders say the region will no longer comply with laws coming from other sabah earlier this month voters integrated 5 government orders and held elections to select a regional parliament the growing tension a small fears of a military confrontation and a breakup of the country. for the 9th consecutive week tens of thousands of elevations have marched in the capital to demand the resignation of the president alexander lukashenko and t

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. the german government says a new deal breaks it would be an irresponsible burden for the u.k. because of the coronavirus pandemic britain and the e.u. have agreed to extend talks trying to reach a deal on trade and security next month the mention of this can't people on both sides of the channel are currently busy enough shouldering the health related and economic challenges and it would therefore be totally irresponsible to burden them with additional problems resulting from a new deal. the global chemical weapons watchdog says russia has asked them to help investigate what happened to the opposition leader alexina valmy germany german doctors treating the say he was poisoned with the nerve agent novacek he fell ill on a flight in siberia in august western

humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a food told you caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver. for the 9th consecutive week tens of thousands of deliberations have marched in the capital to demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko and the demonstrators want political prisoners freed police in minsk cordoned off streets and use water cannon to disperse protesters anti-government rally started when a declared victory in the disputed election in august which the opposition says was rigged. 15 political detainee's held in egyptian prisons have been executed this week according to human rights group the activists from the we recorded egypt group says those executed had been imprisoned for their involvement in various cases since the 2013 coup there has been an increase in executions since president abdel fattah el-sisi came to power. former commande

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follow the law it's been revealed that diplomats from china and taiwan got into a fight reception in fiji or of this man's someone's foreign ministry's official suffered head injuries and staff trying to stop chinese embassy representatives from taking for to suggest celebrates its kind of one's national day china which regards the islands as a breakaway province says the fence was just a means. still to come here on al-jazeera ignoring a ban on protests and threats of arrest demonstrators in thailand's demand reform monocle. thousands of indigenous colombians arrived in the capital seeking an end to drug violence in their territories. hello the 1st snow of the seasons fallen in the midwest and in new england and you might think that looks like a winter low bringing more with it but it's not that significant and there will be certainly up in the higher ground in montana significance that might just catch wyoming and trying to run to the plains states and temperatures will drop there will be a bit more winter feeling particularly many opposite 4 degrees as cold enough to sleet or snow but