florence: hi, marcus. i'm florence. lemonis: nice to meet you. florence: nice to meet you, too.u: she's produced for us from day one, from 2013. she did my very first sample. lemonis: are you also a patternmaker? florence: yes. lemonis: you and i are going to be really good friends. florence: oh, you think so? let's see that. lemonis: why did you get in this business? lulu: i was trained in haute couture from a designer in paris, actually, a danish designer. my whole life, i've always, like, sewn my own clothes and sketching and done art. lemonis: are these all yours? lulu: yeah, they are. this is... we've been working with goop for about 3 years and have done custom collections for them. this is one of theirs. lemonis: my first impression of the actual product is that it seems to be of good quality, and it doesn't look like lulu is skimping on the quality of the leather or the quality of the hardware. so where is your core collection? lulu: we have a core collection. lemonis: a shopper? lulu: yep. lemonis: the large pouch, clutch. lulu: mm-hmm. lemonis: the small clutch, the sa

louis joyce live now from qualon to florence. this feels or sounds like an an old one. what happens next? well, he's going to stay in on in power as can take a prime minister until a successor is appointed. now under malaysia constitution, the king will appoint a person he thinks is likely to command the confidence of the majority in parliament. but at the moment there is no individual, no party, no coalition, that is an obvious success at them can come forward at this point in time and say, yes, we have the numbers to form the majority in parliament. and some analysts are saying that this could take possibly weeks even for a success to be appointed. now the palace in a statement released on monday also said an election is just not an option at this time because nearly 80 percent of parliamentary constituencies in the country are in corona virus read 7. so an election is out of view, is not an option at the moment. now in the meantime, political uncertainty is probably going to drag on in malaysia. and then the question now is, w

numbers while seemingly endless on and off locked downs in australia, a causing up rule among people. florence louis reports hundreds of people marched on the streets of melbourne on thursday night at victoria steak and strayer entered, locked down. since the pandemic began, police arrested more than a dozen people. more than 60 percent of australians are locked down on friday, including in 3 of its largest cities, melvin sidney and prison officials tried to stamp out an outbreak of the delta her very. and i know the all of us is victorians all set up. we're tired. we've all had enough of these of these locked downs and the end of the restrictions that we're placing on all day to day life. but we know that it works. we've seen with a previous outbreak that we can get this to, we can get to grips of this very quickly if we continue to work together. in malaysia health officials say the delta variant, which is much more transmissible, is now the dominant strain in the country. it's like wrapping up its vaccination campaign and locking down the country for more than 2 months. malaysia has seen a

thanks for that, florence louis that 1st life in color or the u. s. special representative for north korea is meeting his south korean counterparts in an effort to resume dialogue on the peninsula. soon came as also expected to meet russia's deputy foreign minister who also in sole meetings come as tensions are high nor grey as criticizing. so and washington, the joint military exercises calling them an invasion rehearsal. indigenous leaders from across brazil, preparing to march on the capital, brazil. yeah. it's a head of a major supreme court ruling that could lead to the boundaries of that protected land. being reviewed, monica yankee has this report. the time seems to have stood still in the colonial city of but she 250 kilometers south of rio de janeiro. but upon the hills, a conflict is brewing. indigenous leader near the back of his fighting to reclaim what she says or what any unsettled lands i was in. she was so frail, we are constantly being invaded. even during the day we surprised men with knives and somebody set fire to our bathroom.

let us head across to call them per we speak with florence louis florence the case summers is still going up in the fill in the, in malaysia, and that's putting pressure on the country's leadership isn't that's right now, malaysia for 2 straight days. recorded rec, or numbers of new infections hovering. more than 20001 was near 20000 on wednesday . now, in terms of how effectively it's handling the pandemic, malaysia now rank $50.00 to $53.00 countries in bloomberg covert resilience ranking, which ranks the best in west places to be in the world during the pandemic. it's a monthly snapshot of how effectively the virus is being managed with the least social and economic disruptions. now, not only is laser seeing an increase in the number of new infections, but much of the country has been locked down since june. and that is set to continue indefinitely despite causing economic hardship to so many people. many people have lost jobs. they're relying on a to feed themselves and their families. and there's also a very severe strain on health care resources, the intensive care units operating a

highest daily increase so far neighboring malaysia also reported nearly the same number of cases. florence, the we reports the crowds of tourists and commuters have all that disappeared from the streets of bangkok. thailand continues to impose strict cubs on visitors in a bid to contain a search. in corona virus cases, the country has been reporting new highs in infections and death almost every day. this is a landmark with the majority of those who comment pre are foreigners, chinese and other nationalities. if you ask, if we've been impacted, we are affected. all the vendors here are affected. we're still here in indonesia. the high case load is taking a toll on health care workers. keep us on the line. we're overwhelmed. the number of patients is beyond their capabilities. we used to to 300 percent of energy every time we're on shift. many medical workers, if also fallen sick and more than a 1200, have died from the virus. indonesia had its deadliest day last week, but has been reporting slightly lower numbers since the government has extended a partial lockdown for further week. much o

and what has been malaysians deadly as covered 19 outbreak, florence louis reports now from call and on for no longer prime minister. but we didn't. yes, it gets to be in the driver's seat for a bit longer. the king has accepted his resignation, but appointed him as a caretaker, prime minister until the successor is found. so she got up this board said bla, during my audience with the king. i submitted my resignation as prime minister, and on behalf of the entire cabinet. under article 43 sub section 4 of the federal constitution, because i have lost the confidence of the majority of parliament. there had been questions about we didn't legitimacy from the song. he became premier in march 2020 . when he and several members of parliament switched sides and brought down the reformers to governments route for less than 2 year. this also allowed the united malays national organization or a party that was voted out in 2018, but largely because of a multi $1000000000.00 financial scandal to return to power. since then, the alliance known as pre got are not, you know, has been plagued by in

thanks for that, florence louis for us in kuala lumpur. australia is struggling to contain cases with more than half the country now in lockdown. the most popular state and new south wales reported a record 291 cases on friday in the states of victoria, a news of affix lockdown triggered protest in melbourne top restrictions all in place along much civil railey is coast you go over 900 cases in the us have reached a 6 month high report more than 100000 infections 3 times this week. the white house says 7 states account for half of the new cases. they have some of the lowest vaccination rates. well, specializations and deaths are also rising, bought at a much slower rate. in the news, the un security council is due to meet in the coming out to discuss the rising violence in afghanistan as the taliban makes further gains, pressure is mounting on the us to do more to help resolve the conflict. kristen salumi has more with hundreds of thousands of afghans being displaced by the taliban. recent offensive against government forces. un aid workers are sounding the alarm on human rights abuse

corona virus last year, announcing an increase in new infection driven mainly by the delta variant. florence louis al jazeera qualify for of flooding has damaged homes and farms and washed away roads in north korea. ruin crops are threatening to make a hunger crisis even worse. a sanctions of the country off from aid and imports. rob mcbride is following the story force from sol in south korea. pictures released by north korea, date run media, show widespread destruction from these floods impacting an area along the countries east coast towards the northern end of the korean peninsula. it said that some areas received up to $500.00 millimeters of rain during the 1st part of this week. and this really adds to north korea's ongoing miseries last year. a series of typhoons called havoc with the country's food production racking it's harvest and that's on top of ongoing problems such as years of international sanctions. and also of course, cutting itself off from the outside world. busy during this pandemic in recent months, state run media has shown a lot of work being done on the countries inf

or we can speak l correspond florence louis his life for us now in kuala lumpur, florida. what can we expect from this trip? well, she's expected to deliver a speech in singapore that will lay out the future of us tides with southeast asia . now the u. s. is worried about china's growing influence, particularly as efforts to claim vast parts of the south china sea. the u. s. navy has regularly carried out freedom of navigation operations in the south trying to see something that china finds provocative and southeast asia. the us seizes as an increasingly important region. it's coming under increasing pressure from china. so for the u. s. foreign policy here is about strengthening ties with the countries here, so that they will see us as a counterweight to china's growing influence. now, us president joe biden is not the 1st leader to one closer ties with the region. president obama had a pivot to policy asia, which was about re balancing foreign policy toward away from middle east towards asia. now the ca, harris. well, come, harris is also going to be visiting vietnam lat

i speak to florence louis has in column poor lawrence, interesting that the vice president began her dress talking about i found the stone . that's right, and this is something that she really has to address. i think there will probably be questions about us commitment and credibility and keeping its foreign policy promises and other regents following. the collapse of, of gone is done. so this is something that she had to address and she talked about the evacuation methods and she talked about the u. s. efforts in getting people out of that and getting people to safety. and then she went on to talk about the real reason for the trip, and that is to reaffirm us commitment to in the pacific region and more success, more specifically, a free and open india pacific region. now her speech really the key highlights of her speech on tuesday, very much along the same lines of what she talked about in a news conference. on monday, she talked about the u. s. being here for the long term because they see the in the pacific region as important, not only for us in terms of security, but also econ

the monarchy and the military to be redirected to fight the corona virus search in the country. florence louis al jazeera, now tens of thousands of people in france, of joint protest against the new cobit 19 health pass. from monday they will need the pass to get into cinema's, restaurant bars and other public places. opponent say it's an infringement on this civil liberty, france is constitutional court ruled the pass code largely compliance with the republics bounding charter. the french president emanuel mccomb hopes, the you will encourage people forget vaccinated and elizabeth moutain is a french journalist. she says the new measures do appear to be universally disliked . you got tell you extreme right wings warranty axes. you've got left wingers who are against the attempts your tax against a limited and who also coalescing the kind of a position that the french atom mind left cannot create. it's sort of outside the traditional differing bolt is that if the government has completed them, that would be an event proven. i think that's wilful. they hope that is their hope . they're no

the corona virus said in the country, florence louis al jazeera parts of libya have entered another full lock done in an attempt to curve the spread of the virus. there, the capital tripoli is one of several areas now under restrictions. it's the 3rd time such measures have been imposed as the start of the cupboard 19 pandemic. the government has received 2000000 doses of china's final fall vaccine to speed up its campaign. a 6 day mass code with vaccination drives on the way in bangladesh. the government has set a goal of inoculating 3200000 people above the age of 25, in mainly rural and regional areas. and it plans to start offering jobs to the wrangler refugees. by early next week we relation campaign. there has been one of the slowest in south asia, bangladesh is struggling to contain a delta outbreak, and it's extended a locked up until next week can be traveling isn't back up with more. let me give you some description where i'm at. i'm in dock. i sit ish in the morning. i was in for mitchell hospital. this is justin labor hospital. the line has been like this since morning. it's

and thankfully, without any american casualties. florence louis is corresponding tracking that story out of the bureau in color, lumper florence, so many, many big issues become le harris to get into their that's right. so she had a discussion with the singapore prime minister, least in the on monday at a press conference at a joint news conference. they come, la harris said that her visit really is about us commitment to the indo pacific region, specifically a free and open. but in the pacific region, and she said her visit here to singapore and then to vietnam, later in the week is a reaffirmation of you as ties to this region. now this region is increasingly important to us. we 1st had president barack obama and his pivot to asia policy, which was essentially a re balancing of foreign policy away from the middle east towards asia. and now we have us present, joe biden, bringing the focus back to asia as well. now this is a region that's increasingly important because really of china's growing influence not just economically, but also in security issues. and many countries in south

protest as an angry at the government's response to the most severe wave of corona virus cases. florence louis has the latest i define cove at 19 restrictions on gathering anti government. demonstrators faced off with police just 500 meters from the prime minister residence in bangkok. police fire tear gas and rubber bullets, but said it was in retaliation to protest is throwing fire crackers and other objects at the why the police have been doing a strictly follow up police major abilene operations based on domestic law and the lot that goes down dead protested had gathered around victory monument on their bikes earlier on saturday afternoon. a youth lead protest smoothman for democracy rose up last year. but last momentum often increase in proven 9 to cases and the rest of several protest leaders. but people are once again protesting, angered by the government handling of the pen debit. people are out on the street because they are suffering. the government shut down the economy, but we didn't get any kind of compensation from the government to opt out. i mean, it's just that you must

he didn't last his majority in parliament due to inviting in the ruling coalition. florence louis inquired them for what more do you know? well, we haven't yet got confirmation that we didn't. yes. and has tended his resignation to the king, but a cabinet minister posted on social media on monday morning that the national alliance has just held its last cabinet meeting. and we know we had in yes in arrived at the palace just after noon local time. he hasn't been seen leaving the palace yet. he's been under immense pressure to resign. partly because of how he came to power in march 2020. now he and several m. p. 's had switched sides. and in doing so, they brought down a government reform in government that had only been in power for less than 2 years . at least m p 's then align themselves with a political party known as unknown. the united malays national organisation, a party that was voted out in 2018 largely because of corruption allegations. and then the, the ways that government has handled the pandemic. now in january we had in yes and as prime minister advised the king to declare a

handed in his resignation to the king, but he won't be leaving off his strength away from on this florence. louis joins us now live from kuala lumpur, so he stays in office for how long. what happens next? that's right, he's handed in his resignation and the pallets of issued a statement saying the king has accepted. not just we didn't yes in resignation as prime minister, but also the rest of his cabinet. but weed and yes and stays on as care. take a prime minister until a permanent successor is found. now the still likely to be a period of political uncertainty in malaysia because there is no obvious success as to who should be the next prime minister. now under malaysia constitution, the king will appoint the person who he thinks is likely to command the confidence of the majority in parliament. but as i said, there is no obvious success, that there is no politician who is able to come up and say that he has got the numbers, the majority number in parliament. so that could harold a period of political uncertainty. now the other option that was open for the country was for election. the

that's florence louis bringing this up to date from quality port still had an audio taken offline in cuba. social media will change to protect prestige and prevent protest useful creatures transforming waste into farm yard feeds. we're going to tell you how they could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. ah, hello away we go with your weather story for australia and we will have some disturbances moving across the bytes. so that's going to spread some cloud cover toward the southeast and where there's cloud, there is the potential of seen a few scattered showers. what's and windy on has mania. so for hobart, your windsor about 55 kilometers per hour. they will die down by the time we get to monday and the rain will always be nearby. meantime, for new zealand, i think we'll squeak out one more nice day and that we've got this mass coming in to the south island. but i think for the most part of the north island will escape the brunt of its scenes of flooding plain out across the northern sections of malaysia. and this is because of heavy rain falling in a mountainous area. so falls high ab

yes. seen who resigned on monday, after his coalition fell upon florence louis reports from quality is maya sabri, i hope is malaysia's 9th prime minister, he was appointed by the constitutional monarch to turn up to la salton after shop, after securing backing from a 114 members of parliament in a 222 c lower house. his appointment means the new ruling alliance is made up of the same parties as the previous administration led by mood in yes and he resigned on monday after losing the support of 15 m. p. 's, the transition means the united malays national organization or um no will be in an even stronger position because it's miles i b is the parties vice president. i'm not, you know, the driver of the ruling correlation. a position which has been competing for the last one and a half years. been, it came back to government again, you know who the country for more than 60 years before it was voted out in 2018 because of a corruption scandal. current president said committee and former premier, not you brought up a fighting corruption cases in court and deny charges against the the party

some analysts say a new administration does not necessarily mean a more stable government. florence li, al jazeera quality port to amuse from uganda. now the government there is shut down thousands of non governmental organizations, 50 full groups, including charities, and religious organizations. not operations suspended for not complying with regulations such as the band non political involvement. president was 70 governments has ended up in the past. he's charities of backing the opposition, but his opponents say this is part of a long running campaign to silence critics and black market demand for an exotic fish found in mexico is endangering a rare species. fishermen blame the crisis on the government's mismanagement of environmental policies, money raffle, our ports fishing his hard business in sun phillipe it aside from the punishing heat. tougher fishing restrictions have force many here to tighten their belts. load in. so garcia of the local fisheries association says fishermen are being collectively punished for criminal activity in the protected waters of the upper gulf of c

the monarchy and the military to be redirected to fight the corona virus search in the country. florence louis al jazeera there. the mass evacuations north of athens is wildfire tear through vast areas of pine forest get closer to the greek capital. thousands of people have now fled their homes, while others something fighting to put out the things famous ravi reports from northern and the to know where the fires are and where they are going. greets, look to the sky in a worrying sign. helicopters have been getting closer to major towns and cities on the ground. this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back, the inevitability of mother nature's fury is dangerous and exhausting work. right now. it's an endless and uphill fight. one that has already taken its 1st life, a firefight anthony tucker in us was there when the 38 year old volunteer suffered a head injury. he says they tried but could not save him struggling to recall the incident, i would try to give me whatever it is that is a difficult thought. if it runs out of fuel. the fuel is the woods. the house is e

some analysts say a new administration does not necessarily mean a more stable government. florence li al jazeera qualify for the stakeholders being imposed on get them said she'd been city for monday. it accounts for 80 percent of the country. 7900 death lockdown measures in the capital. hanoi have been extended by 2 weeks. get nom, contained the virus until late april, but it's now seeing a rapid rise in infections and deaths is vaccination rate is one of the lowest of asia. the philippine government, as these include virus restrictions in manila, despite reporting a record daily high of new infections. the capital has been locked down for 2 weeks, but restrictions will be partially lifted on saturday. more than 17000 new cases were recorded on friday. and for the 2nd day in a row, malaysia's new chron virus cases of surge to more than 23 and a half 1000 thoughts despite the country being unlocked. and since mid may, the health ministry says almost everyone who has tested positive has miles symptoms . more than one and a half 1000000 cases have been recorded. australia, new zealand h

florence didn't come to their own.h official channels, she claimed asylum in 2016 and said the process can be tough. i was she claimed asylum in 2016 and said the process can be tough.— the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go _ the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to _ the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to school, _ the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to school, i _ the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to school, i was i the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to school, i was not l allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to do anything within my community. how was that? it was really bad, ifelt like i community. how was that? it was really bad, i felt like i was community. how was that? it was really bad, ifelt like i was in a country where i came to seek safety, but it was worse than i was before. this part of west yorkshire has long welcomed those seeking sanctuary. for

now, i spoke to florence and she told me that she hasn't been able to sleep, that she is worried sickhim. take a listen. >> he is scared. he's -- doesn't know by which way he -- he will come back to france. so even when you go back same condition as 20 years ago. you don't know. exactly, who are these people, what will happen to you. it's much more terrible. >> now, robyn, french president emmanuel macron spoke today and he said that with britain, france would submit a proposal to the u.n. emergency meeting tomorrow. a proposal to have a safe zone in kabul for those people desperate to get out. but what that will look like, no one really knows. robyn. >> thanks for that. appreciate it. so my next guest knows what it's like to have family stranded in afghanistan. he left the country with his parents when he was just a baby after the soviet invasion in 1980. he is also a former-u.s. marine, who was among the first boots on the ground in afghanistan back in the winter of 2001. well, he joins me now from los angeles. no doubt, real concerns for you about family there. tell us -- tell us w

john florence finally got his call and charles woodson was presented by his mom, georgia, and the songbird of our generation made sure to get plenty of love. >> mama, mama you know i love you . mama, you are the queen of my heart . your love is like the stars . my proud mama there. on the diamond about the a's and giants had the day off per goblin in cleveland tomorrow picked the giants returning home to host arizona. andrew is fitting in withthe israel acquired in a trade with the cubs. he decided to leave his own firebird in chicago. setting off a car because he got tired of driving his big truck down narrow city streets. >> i did not want my truck getting messed up i reached out on twitter oh twitter for kara combined. and sent me hundreds of offers on vehicles they had and i came across as firebird and items like this is perfect so i thought it they had an era, he had a 1. era so they like him a lot they do. >>> coming up next hamilton returns to the bay area tomorrow. what you need to do before getting inside the room where all happens. coming up tonight time is running out for a youn

florence: absolutely. the number of women and the age of having children is dropping and those women are having fewer babies. look at the figures here. in 2020, 740,000 babies were born in france. that is the lowest number since the end of the second world war. you can see it is a real drop compared to the peak. the babymaking rate in france is still relatively high compared to other countries, particularly in europe. let's look at the figures. if you compare the figures from 2018, you can see that in france there were 1.88 babies per woman , germany was one point 57, italy was superlow, 1.29. these are the european figures. you can see all of these countries are below but france is still the champion of europe. >> france has this traditionally strong fertility rate. why is that? it is not because they have babymaking powers, it is because they have a strong welfare program that encourages people to keep having kids. >> absently. it was a system put in place in the 1930's to boost the birth rate. you start

his daughter florence kelley whose relationship with their democracy at each other capture this era of crisis a major change. will kelly was a congressman from philadelphia. his daughter was a labor activist. fighting for people for over a century essentially. building friendships with everyone from abe lincoln to teddy roosevelt. reformers above their era. they show up everywhere. he rose from abolition to women suffrage to workers rights to the growth of the industrial economy to end child labor to tomato as a vegetable. they are head perfectly in this moment. their story helps to tell the origin story of what we consider normal democracy. it is very unusual father daughter dynasty. it provides us with a narrative to understand these changes. it may be hard to imagine that at the beginning of the spirit in the mid- 1800s as an era of huge optimism about democracy in america. we think back on politics today, we think about all the people that were left out. all the way politics is limited and bigoted and exclusionary and all of those denied their right to vote. it is important to reme

florence blvd., public squares filled with monuments and memorials and did not like jefferson's visionall federal town so frequently he designed the capitol. unfortunately he answered washington and turns out to be more difficult than he was worth. some accounts suggest he was fired another said he quit. they both happened about the same time so it's all of the above. here's capitol city which he recognized today, great fear of running diaconal or horizontal, the national mall we all recognize today. you can see the great squares and grand blvd. that intersect and so forth. inspired by comparison even though, it is his design that continues to define the city today. not only a foreigner but he picked an irishman who designed the president's house. he was well educated and design beautiful buildings, washington immediately fell in love with the design and reminded him of rome so washington pushed by hiring him and they built a presidential palace. running to construction problems confronting problems so there is good and bad news so they brought more europeans, they would rely on slave

that holding elections now is not feasible because of the corona, virus epidemic in the country. florence louis al jazeera qual import ah, i'm on the inside with a headlines on al jazeera, the u. s. has reopened cobble poor self to chaotic scenes for the temporary suspension of evacuation flights. one point many afghans desperate to get out clung onto the outside of the u. s. transport plane as a taxi to the runway several fell to the death once it was born. us president joe biden has strongly defended his decision to pull out troops, saying an endless military deployment is no solution. he also said that us troops should not be expected to fight when ask our forces were unwilling to do so themselves. we gave them every tool they could need. we paid their salaries provided for the maintenance of their force. something the tale bon doesn't have tolerable, does not have an air force. we provide a close air support. we gave them every chance determined our own future. we could not provide them was the will to fight for that future. some very brave and capable afghans, special forces, units,

elaine thompson-hera beating florence griffith joyner's 33-year-old olympic record. covid is making its mark on these games. tokyo recording over 4,000 cases today, an increase of over 200% from last week. american pole vaulter matt ludwig had just 40 hours to get to tokyo from the u.s. after his teammate, sam kendricks, tested positive for covid earlier this week. kendrick spoke to us from his hotel room, where he is in quarantine. >> i wanted to be there in the flesh cheering them on every step of the way. >> reporter: on the court, the u.s. men's basketball team advancing to the knockout stage of their tournament. >> and k.d. is now the u.s. olympic scoring leader, surpassing carmelo anthony with that three. >> reporter: kevin durant's 23 points make him now the leading scorer in u.s. men's olympic basketball history. >> team usa making an impact. let's bring in kenneth moton right there in tokyo. kenneth, all eyes are on simone biles again tonight and her decision whether or not to compete, but she's not yet closing the door on other events. >> reporter: no, she'

i came within not point, not 5 seconds of florence griffith join us 100 meters world where called fit 33 years ago at the so i just sent myself back. i wish i was not finished from where damage from where it is just to get my stuff together to come up with jennifer the p officer johnson and she got his amazing so you surprise even yourself. i wanted to rise because i've not run that size in 5 years and actually run fast roads at the time. finish supposed to come back here after 2 weeks to run out of the p. b is read them even in the minutes. 200 meter tokyo bronze medalist american no i live formed his way to the 1st place finish it will be the time of 19.52 seconds between the devices gold medal time of mine team point 6 to live also established a meeting record with the 5th, the fastest time in history, you can understand how barley like life lizzy was to be in tokyo and have no crowd there. i get the dead silent. and then to see, come here and see a whole bunch of people who love track. it was just amazing to see and that is well for me i had you back to hello. thank you very much

at 19 pandemic florence louis reports from columbia ismael sabri yackel. the former deputy prime minister has reportedly secured majority support from a 114 members of parliament out of the 222 seats in the lower house. now the m p 's said to support is miles sabri our meeting the king at his palace on thursday to verify their support. all m p 's for us to submit their choice for prime minister to the monarch earlier this week. now is now subway is appointed the prime minister of malaysia. this means the makeup of the ruling coalition would be the same as the previous administration let by we didn't yes. and who resigned on monday, after more than a dozen, m. p. 's withdrew their support for him. the difference this time is the united malays national organization, or is set to come back even stronger. because it's my assembly as vice president of this political party rules malaysia since independence from britain in 1957, it was voted out in 2018 because of a multi $1000000000.00 corruption scandal. its currents present, its fighting corruption charges in

his father, growing public and cvo of the prime minister handling of the pandemic. florence louis has more from column for malaysia for 2 straight days reported record number of new crew and virus infections. now the country now rank $52.00 out of $53.00 countries in bloomberg's covert resilient ranking. this is a monthly snapshot of where the virus is being effectively managed, but the least social and economic restrictions simulation is in the 2nd to last place. now not only is it reporting record number of new infections and deaths, but much of the country has been in lockdown since june. it's locked down, it's set to continue indefinitely despite causing economic hardship too many, many people have lost jobs. many people are relying on aid to feed themselves and their families, and yet we're not seeing number of cases coming down despite the locked down health services on the severe strain. intensive care units are operating at over capacity . so there's a lot of anger directed at the administration for its failure to contain the spread of cone, a virus, their calls for the prime

florence didn't come to the uk through official channels, she claimed asylum in 2016 and said the process to school, i was not allowed to do anything within my community. how was that? so it was really bad, ifelt like i was in a country where i came to seek safety, but it's worse than i was before. this part of west yorkshire's long welcomed those seeking sanctuary. for more than 20 years, calderdale�*s taken in asylum seekers and it volunteered to settle syrians during the war. the council says it's ready to step up again, but the leader says they must have support. we want to be open and welcoming, but we need proper support from the government to enable us to do that without it having an impact on local people and local services. in halifax town centre, there is empathy for the plight of afghans but also awareness that public services, not least housing, are under pressure. half of me says that, yes, i think we should help out. the other half is saying there's obviously people in this country who are british citizens, who need help and support. if it stays at 20,000, that's fine, but i

and so we could jacks and thompson here came within not point, not 5 seconds of florence griffith join as 100 meters world record said 33 years ago at the soul in the fix. i just sent myself back. i don't get it, which i did not finish somewhere, damage somewhere else is just to get my stuff together. so to come up with jennifer, the p v off that chunk that she got is amazing. so you surprise even your so i wonder why because i'm not run that fast in 5 years and actually run fast rooms at the time. she supposed to come back here after 2 weeks to run out of the p. b. m is in in the man to honda, me to sophia bronze, marvellous american know i like to 1st say finish with the world's eating time of 19.5 to 2nd beacon the device is gold medal. time of my thing. point 6. how you can understand how a bodily like life lizzy was to be in tokyo and have no crowd. there could be dead silence. and in the si, come here and see a whole bunch of people love track. it was just amazing to see and to top her limp in has spoken of the challenge. he faces without fans. cheering him on in tokyo are turned

some analysts say a new administration does not necessarily mean a more stable government. florence lee al jazeera qualify for you. k drug maker astrazeneca says it's trial day to raises the prospect of a new treatment to prevent cove at 19 firm said it's novel antibody therapy. reduce the risk of people developing any coven? 1900 symptoms by 77 percent in a late stage trial. research gives hope to people who respond poorly to immunization shots. toyota re slashing his global. com production by 40 percent next month. it's just the latest call, make it to run out of micro chips because of a pandemic. the problem is now being felt by consumers as well, or by mommy reports. if you're heading to a dealership to buy a car, you may be in 1st shock. latonia sell people, increasing costs above advertised prices, but many of the parking lots have been left nearly empty. that filter a global chip shortage lead to a full in production, and that's due to the pandemic. social distancing measures and shops, towns have affected factory output and fluids supply chains. with each call using about $3000.

highly transmissible delta variant of the virus, which is driving the surgeon cases throughout asia. florence louis al jazeera to pounds government is looking to expand coven 19 restrictions to 8 more regions as infections continue to search their cases. and then pick host city tokyo are rising . an unprecedented right, fueled by the delta variance on wednesday, reco more than 4000 cases. were recorded in the city that's almost double reported 2 days earlier. growing concerns about the strain on hospitals in the city 6 regents including take care already on the state of emergency and other news a day. a solemn memorials in lebanon has turned into protests, as people marked a year since a huge explosion at bay roots port and killed more than $200.00 people and left thousands more injured or homeless. the country still waiting for answers while the state has been in political and economic breakdown. st hold reports now from beirut . but most of us, they mark the minute their city exploded. they read the names of the victims of one of the largest non nuclear blasts in history. a year on the bay

highly transmissible delta variant of the virus, which is driving the surgeon cases throughout asia. florence louis al jazeera. the current of virus pandemic has helped many consumers in doors shopping online. it's caused a backlog of items arriving at u. s. pores and the price of shipping to skyrocket. as well. reynolds reports from los angeles, the effects can be felt from corporate boardrooms to kitchen table. it's a container, ship traffic jam, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach, the biggest in the western hemisphere are hacked with giant ships bringing a flood of consumer goods from asia in terms of the amount of cargo coming in. we have not seen anything like it. we've broken records here, month after month after month. that the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon export is putting a major strain on global supply chains and it's network of ships and containers. it's crunch time really in the container terminals as they struggle to get in ports out when

stepping down because he lost his majority in parliament, but he won't be leaving office straight away. florence louis explains who calling them for his hand in his resignation and the pallets of issued a statement saying the king has accepted. not just weed in. yes, in resignation as prime minister, but also the rest of his cabinet. but weed and yes, it stays on as caretaker, prime minister, until a permanent successor is found. now, the still likely to be a period of political uncertainty in malaysia because there is no obvious success as to who should be the next prime minister. now under malaysia constitution, the king will appoint the person who he thinks is likely to command the confidence of the majority in parliament. but as i said, there is no obvious success. there is no politician who is able to come up and say that he has got the numbers, the majority number in parliament, so that could harold a period of political uncertainty. now the other option that was open for the country was for elections. the prime minister, the outgoing prime minister, having tended his resignation, could ha

thompson harris came within point 05 seconds to florence griffith, joiner's world of record, which stood for 33 years in the men's, 200 american know, ally all to, to bronze in tokyo power to big 3 were the world leading time of 1952, a 10th of a 2nd faster than the winning time at the olympics. earlier this month. you can understand how orderly like life lizzy was to be in tokyo and have no crowd. there could be dead silent. and in the si come here and see a whole bunch of people who love track. it was just amazing to see. well, that's all your sport for now. hand you back over to have them. i stuff thanks leah . and that is it for this news hasn't seek it, but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more days. news they was ah, news news. news. news. the telephone has taken control scanner, stone. 20 years after it was the photos from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people, the vent on falls in the world? react with the latest news and analysis on our on era online, the parts of the debate or pacific people, the ocean, is our identity and the sourc

could jackson thompson hara came within point 0. 5 seconds to florence griffith. joiner's world record, which has stood for 33 years in the men's 200 american know, loyalty to bronze in tokyo power to victory with the world leading time of 1950 to a 10th of a 2nd faster than the winning time at the olympics. earlier this month, you can understand how orderly like life was. it was to be in tokyo and have no crowd. there could be dead silent. and in the si come here and see a whole bunch of people who love track. it was just amazing to see. well, that was all your sports for me. hand you back over to adam. thank clear, and that is it for this news? and for me has, i'm think, and the whole team here in marietta, mazda in london with ah, news news, news, news, william dictatorship, the democratic a run football team. the team has changed the course of the nation. the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals as the dr. football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movements. on al jazeera, a tale of 2 presidents, ven