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but ahead of that, we are seeing some very wet weather. torrential rain across senegal, the gambia, and the guineas. we could see some flooding with that come saturday. that system does pull out to see it is going to look slightly dry here. but the rain picks up for nigeria where we have seen flooding. now we moved to south africa. we can see the weather easing away from the east in areas. it has been cooled down in johannesburg, but we'll have plenty of sunshine in cape town. the stories that need to be told find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases in firing documentaries. the change the while on al jazeera ah the ah, welcome back. come out of our top stories here. this out the us, you can, australia have defended their new security lines. it will allow the australian government to acquire nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an effort to counter china's influence and the pacific. taliban says it's more united than ev

flooding with some very strong wind scales for some part, pushing over toward cynical towards the gambia over the next couple of days. and that could well develop into trouble storms. it moves off into the atlantic, south of that, generally try across southern parts of africa looking good here over the next style . so plenty of sunshine in the forecast, and you want to showers around at a gasket pushing into mozambique some showers into tanza near la. she try and fight across a good part of south africa over the next couple of days. we have got some wet weather just sliding towards the western cape. on sunday, by monday the southern cape turns, while the wet and wind be the . the latest news as it breaks concerned is that with suits, forces coming round on the mountain ridges. try to surround this area in order to isolate to school with detail coverage, serial power fil live. and how much he takes all the major critique a decision from around the world. the water rose so quickly at this new jersey apartment complex. it caught many people off guard. i can unlock my phone with my face, you

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parts, but also some heavy downpours for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high a 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report, $11.00 east investigates the trailers indigenous incarceration process. on our 0, the taliban has taken control of afghan point 2 years after it was the whole from power the country now facing the new reality. how will that impact the people? it's events on falls in the world. stay with us. the latest news and analysis formats going on now. it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside this in a la carte house part, one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera. ah, ah, a lot of the top stor

flooding with some very strong wind scales for some part pushing over toward cynical towards the gambia over the next couple of days. and that could well develop into a tropical storm as it moves off into the atlantic south of that jimmy dry across southern parts of africa looking good here over the next day or so. plenty of sunshine in the forecasts, and one or 2 showers around at a gasket pushing into a mozambique some showers into towns in their last try and fight across a good part of south africa. over the next couple of days, we have got some wet weather just sliding towards the western cape. on sunday, by monday the southern cape turns while the wet and windy, the can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification of biometrics, a fall from perfect convenience and see me. infallibility comes across most crucially, our product. and the 4th of a 5 part series re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics . all hail the algorithm on a jaz

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it's a shock the gambia as truth commission, has delayed the release of its final report on crimes committed during the former president julia john as 22 year rule. it was shed yield to submit the findings on thursday. more than 370 people testified of hearings of plastic more than 2 years. witnesses accused jammies government of rape, murder, murder, and torture. his party recently entered into a coalition with president. i don't know. barbara barrow rather ahead of december's elections 5, but he joy is the executive director of the center for research and policy development. he says that many can be and feel betrayed by the government history in what happens in the way at the implemented. and i was wondering if that might be for me to implement and. a i think it has to be what, what's happened? seeing officially, the process where they agnew them. so when it comes to friction, when it comes to the number of governments with incidental protest as a demanding the resignation of military officials from the countries transitional government, hundreds took to the streets to call for an end to a

parts, but also some heavy down ports for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high a 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report. $11.00 east investigates the trailers indigenous incarceration crime on which is 0. the taliban has taken control of afghan a song 20 years after it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people? it's events on falls in the world.

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parts, but also some heavy downpours for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high a 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the frank assessments, by way it is a lesson freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to it was 40 to come up with one is the critical debate. the real cost here is not between go any longer than we have concrete here between 34 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a book and i can watching on that with me. so he'll run the reminder on top stories. the battle, the control of a gun, it sounds punch valley is showing the sign of easing. there are reports of more fierce fighting between the national resistance front and ton of unfold this with both sides, claiming that they have the upper hand. less than that protests are being held to disrupt the integration of an orthodox church leader in montenegro. the 70 anointing bishop you yonder here asked the new head of the orthodox churches

so we're talking about guinea guinea be so senegal and the gambia out toward the atlantic. so that's something we will watch and also some weather as we look toward nigeria. lycos has a height of 31 degrees on saturday season. the, the frank assessments by where it is once again, freedom suppression informed opinion. what you saw happening is from market. it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other group. we are confident here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, the me you're watching ology 0 live from a reminder of our top stories. israeli forces have arrested for the 600 prisoners escape from the maximum security facility on monday. one of those 3 captured is zachary, as a baby who is a high profile, figuring on doing 2 more prisoners, remain at large a new york times investigation is casting doubt on the us version of events of a drawing strike me a couple airport in august. the report claims the top 10 civilians including an aid worker.

parts, but also some heavy downpours for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high of 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the eye witness accounts, a historical events from arab israeli conflict and finite witness dissident 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank. jordan government started to destroy the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production. and to his algebra world, his personal stories from those who with my own private history on algebra, o, the amount of the top stories, how to 0. the 1st civilian flight has left cobbled airport says the taliban took over afghanistan. repairs had been carried out for the help of kata and turkey, and it's hoped vital a deliveries can start. susan fighting is continuing and the pension valley, the last area, not under taliban control, the national resistance front, so that push the telephone back. and the women's rights march and cobble is being broken off by taliban special forces. using gas ta

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those tropical waves pull out towards the west, those swirling weather systems, pulling away from the gambia and synagogue, a hot on its heels. we've got another one that we're keeping our eye on. that your update. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021, which is a real world reveals dramatic pictures from garza in may 2021. i lived there for a number of years and if there is nowhere safe, and god account done to his really missile attacks. and for time why we're tired families, businesses and media organizations simply blown up. girls a 60 minute warning. oh, now jesse around me with the me welcome back. a recap of our top stories on how to nisha as president has appointed e geologist with little political experience as a country's 1st female prime minister. his task not sharp. then with forming a government last week, i denounce, he will draw by decree and ignore the parts of the constitution, sparking protests, the un calling on the government to enough food, aid into the cry, reach him humanitarian chief one. griffith was one of the areas facing the

but ahead of that, we are seeing some very wet weather. torrential rain across senegal, the gambia, and the guineas. we could see some flooding with that come saturday. that system does pull out to see it is going to look slightly dry here. but the rain picks up for nigh jiri where we have seen flooding. now was we move to south africa. we can see the what were the easing away from the eastern areas. it has been a cool down in johannesburg, but we'll have plenty of sunshine in cape town. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021 on era online. be part of the debate, or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no help take it off the table. it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p, tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era, ah the welcome back to come out of the top stories here on here with us

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ok, we'll call it pretty much from equitorial guinea rate through to senegal, the gambia. however banjo as high as 29 degrees. that's it, that's all the ah, this is hell drove most vicious, where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge. we have 40 that remainder come back home. we may not need children breathing tough condition facing death at every time. what does that kid? they'll gamble with their life just to an risk, and it's all on our on the streets of grief on team grid. violence is on the rise, the road you have to go from. i will tell them that this is from park system. and increasingly, migrant farm workers of victims, a vicious beatings job he'd ask, is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. oh, i welcome back. i'll main stories now. large crowds have gathered in tunisia capital earlier on in the 1st major demonstration since the president sites these power and dismiss parliament in july protested, chanted, shu

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we've got our storms across the gulf of guinea, but heavy as for senegal, the gambia into sierra leone free town as high as 26 degrees on tuesday. caesar the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives planning for decades, review the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real coming soon on up just on counting the costs. china's designs on making an o should be james investing millions enforcing laws in august on can india account to try to do a political and economic might last a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole counting the cost on al jazeera the holding the powerful to account was we examined the us, his role in the world on al jazeera. oh, i wanted to talk stories, you know, to 0. fighting is escalation between the taliban and the resistance group. in the pan she valley, the region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rule. about expected

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camera room right through to senegal and the gambia banjo has a height of 30 degrees. the frank assessments this by way, it is a lesson again, freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening get from market to there was, there was, was petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here for 60 years, rather than to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, this is held through morse issues where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge we have that we may not come back to homes. we may not meet on children. breathing tough conditions facing death. every time the drivers are kids, they'll gamble with their lives, just to uninstall risk and it's all on our o a the ordering of a reminder of our top story. this is where the police have detained. the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners escaped from a high security facility, but he suggested i have come on g, i'm one of the old yet engineers in the occupied west bank pending a to search thousands of undocumented

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tropical waves, pull out towards the west, those swelling weather systems, pulling away from the gambia and senegal, but hot on its heels. we've got another one that we're keeping our eye on that your update, the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. when you from a neighborhood known as a hot bed of radicalism. ready you have to fight to defy stereotype meeting going to join the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived in georgia some of the boxes this year on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me welcome back. a recap of our top stories on how juicy are tenacious president has appointed a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st senior prime minister is tasked national dance with forming a government. last week, i saw a denounce, he withdrew by the greek and ignore parts to the constitution. barking the debts from a battle between rival drug gangs. had a prison in ecuador has risen to at least $100.00. it took security forces 5 hours to regain control of their facility on tuesday. more than 50 inmates were injured. and the

flooding with some very strong wind scales for some part, pushing over towards cynical towards the gambia over the next couple of days. and that could well develop into a tropical storm as it moves off into the atlantic, south of that generally dry across southern parts of africa looking good here over the next day or so. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. and one or 2 showers around at a gasket, pushing into mozambique some showers into towns in the law. she try and fight across a good part of south africa. over the next couple of days, we have got somewhere to weather, just sliding towards the western cape. on sunday, by monday the southern cape turns while the wet and windy, the part too of a special investigation. when, when a visitor western astrology is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app doc town where many of the indigenous inmates come from now to 0. the telephone has taken control of afghan a song 20 years after it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people? events on falls in the world re f. stay with th

ok, we'll call it pretty much from equitorial guinea rate through to senegal, the gambia. however banjo as high as 29 degrees. that's it. that's all the news. media ice small will natural rocks from outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimal collectors under the world's joins the moroccan nomads in their desert. search for these gifts for scotty. icon says that it's a meter, right? had it is it is, i mean, to roy morocco's meet you write hunter's on or disease ah, the, a mock back look at our main stories now. young children and older boys have returned to school in afghanistan, but they still know what of when older girls will be allowed to do the same. autonomy spokesperson says, plans are being made to reopen high school to girls, but no date has been given. large crowds gathered engineers, jo, capital, they are in the 1st major demonstration against president co sign, having seized power, and dismissing parliament in july, protest as chanted shut down the qu, over content that wants to amend the constitution in frenc

in del rio alone since the haitians were underneath the bridge we cut people from gambia, senegal, angolawestern african nations, we got people from brazil, colombia, venezuela, chile, from south america and of course the central americans, nicaragua, el salvador, honduras, guatemala. people from all over the globe but continue to come because they know president biden is going to police them into the united states. there is no reason for them to stop. jillian: you agree the big show we are going to send some of these people back to haiti, maybe under 2000 out of 15,000, that is a bomb they had to throw to the pro enforcement middle of the road democrats is just a drop in the bucket. is it not? >> it is. deflection, what they do in this administration to show that we are in fact doing something. in reality the vast majority, upwards of 60% of 70% of people who cross the border illegally will be released into the united states. we are talking about millions of people under this administration. this tsunami will continue into the public stands up and says it has got to stop. laura: do you t

in del rio alone, since the haitians were underneath the rich, we have caught people from gambia.egal and angola, that is in western africa. and we got people from brazil, colombia, venezuela, chile, from south america and of course, the central americans, nicaragua, el salvador, honduras, guatemala. we are seeing people from all over the globe to continue to come because they know that joe biden is going to release them into the united states. there's no reason for them to stop. >> laura: brandon, do you agree that the big show, we are going to send some of these people and there were not very many. maybe 2,000 out of the 15 or so thousand. but that that was just kind of a bone they had to throw to pro enforcement, you know, middle-of-the-road democrats out there that seems like a drop in the bucket, is it not? >> oh, it is. it is the election. it is what they do. in this administration to try to show that we are in fact doing something in reality, the vast majority of upwards of 60 to 70% of the people across the border illegally will ultimately be released into nine states. we

that is the cause in the united states as much as it is in uganda or the kenya or the gambia. >> jodis helping in african prisons. she served seven years in a florida prison for theft and invasion. she studied the law in prison and helped other inmates with legal issues. she says learning the law behind bars transformed her life. >> when i saw that people were getting their law degrees while incarcerated, it was just like my dream times ten. >> just learning the law, knowing one's rights that, can change people. >> i'll never forget the acceptance that i received when i recognized that my sentence was just. that my judge sentenced me to a just sentence. and that allowed me to really adopt the understanding that i was here to serve time for a crime that i committed. you know. and that allowed me to come home free. >> you are a leader. >> jodi continues to help others know their rights. and has begun meeting with alexander remotely to discuss what justice defenders might be able to do in american prisons. >> thank you for your role. this makes a difference. it makes it possible. >> he b

that is the cause in the united states as much as it is in u grand or the kenya or the gambia.spurd bha she is doing in african prisons. she serves seven years in a florida prison for theft and hom invasion. she studied the law in prison and helped other inmates with legal issues. she says learning the law behind bars transformed her life. >> when i saw that people were getting their law degrees while incarcerated, it was just like my dream times ten. >> just learning the law, knowing one's rights that, can change people. >> i'll never forget the acceptance that i received when i recognized that my sentence was justice. that my judge sentenced me to a justice sentence and that allowed me to really adopt the understanding that i was here to serve time for a crime that you committed. you know. and that allowed me to come home free. jodie continues to help others know their rights. and has begun meeting with alexander remotely to discuss what justice defenders mute be able to do in american prisons. >> it makes a difference. it's impossible. he believes that everyone he deserves a

education and that's the case in the united states as much as it is in uganda or the -- kenya or gambiapired by what alexander mclean is doing in african prisons. jody served seven years in a florida prison for theft and home invasion. she studied the law in prison, and helped other inmates with their legal issues. she says learning the law behind bars transformed her life. >> when i saw that people were getting their law degrees while incarcerated, it was just like my dream times ten. >> yeah. just learning the law. knowing one's rights. that can change people? >> i'll never forget the acceptance that i received when i recognized that my sentence was just. that my judge had sentenced me to a just sentence. and that allowed me to really adopt the understanding that i was here to serve time for a crime that i had committed. you know, and that allowed me to come home free. >> jody continues to help others know their rights and has begun meeting with alexander mclean remotely to discuss what justice defenders might be able to do in american prisons. >> jody, thank you for your role in maki

only two countries in the world have met their pledges, i think gambia and morocco. not like a lot of countries are meeting the mark but it's citizens of beijing when we have moderators in the u.s. embassy saying our air quality is what it is and we're empowered to do something about it. that's what america can do is empower that grassroots to say to their national leaders through city leaders let's do better. that mayor to mayor conversation happens beautifully at the global level too. >> thank you. maybe i'll follow up with you in writing after this but want to turn quickly to mrs. wal a -- wallace, i love the quote that you used, i use it all the time, can you talk a little bit about frustration with implementation. can you talk about some of the challenges you all have had trying to implement resiliency efforts obstructed by some of the red tape. i know nest and other priorities of you and your organization. >> yeah, nesta is a priority we hope to see move forward for the resiliency and of the ecosystem. we want to act now to be prepared going forward in the futu

there are only two countries in the world that have met their pledges, that is i think gambia in morocco. it's not like we have a lot of countries meeting the mark. but cities i think are inspiring those nations to do better, it is the citizens in beijing, and saying that quality, and power to do something about it, it is really to empower the grassroots to say to the national leaders through civic and state leaders, let's do better, and that mayor to mayor conversation happens beautifully at the global level. rep. graves: i will follow-up with writing after this, but i want to turn to ms. wallace. can you talk a little bit, again, i love the mayor garcetti quote in regards to nipa, but can you talk a little bit about the frustration with implementation, can you talk about some of the challenges y'all have had with trying to implement resiliency efforts that are obstructed by some of the red tape? i know that nafta and others are priorities for you and your organization. ms. wallace: a priority that we hope to see move forward both for the resilience of the navigation system, but also fo