one end and the city's only airports will reopen a least nine people have been killed as typhoon gebbie batters japan the government has issued evacuation advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights gebbie is the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. a new book by washington post journalist bob woodward has claimed president donald trump wanted to have syrian president bashar al assad killed last year the request was ignored by his defense secretary the book titled fear trump in the white house has quotes from the president's own aides questioning his ability to lead the white house says the book is in its words full of fabricated stories woodward is known for his investigative reporting that helped bring down president richard nixon in the watergate scandal those are the headlines my cuba is next one of the best health care systems in the world. with local doctors as the gatekeepers we have really good concepts you can never be cool while makes you about a lot of the population ages what challenges does the u.k.'s national health service fa

at least nine people have been killed as typhoon gebbie back to japan the government has issued evacuation advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights jetties the strongest typhoon take japan in twenty five years teddy said and he has this update for us from tokyo thank you and j.b. has moved away from the japanese back to below it's now on the island of hokkaido north and japan still weather officials are cautioning warning people to be cautioned against the high waves and going green in the area where. the sights and the way from japan people are now trying to evaluate the damages not refuting them. but not the main focus was. on second which was hit by the by this icon and cause strongest typhoon that japan face within twenty five years no protector. been knocked out in many areas. kobe i don't see the hundred thousand. in the night we don't think that they. put in that city which are connected by a bridge built on the sea. port that was flooded yesterday and one of the runway it wasn't working about five thousand people were stranded in the airport and to

evacuation advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights as typhoon gebbie sliced across the west killing at least six people it's reportedly the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years in some areas a saw the highest tides since a typhoon in one thousand sixty one also causes cancer earlier or it was close that the sea will flood a runway gebbie is the latest storm to hit japan the summer it follows heavy rain landslides floods and record breaking heat that's killed hundreds of people by the tsunami has more now from tokyo. thank you jim he has already bought the whole but if you know what that guy which was didn't it's painted as a big disaster there it's this if you haven't seen felt so good when fight was over a decade ago many people where when afraid that defeats in for such evidence be able to understand this kind of but if you're. wrong and action even so some report video that was showing on the truth so we can see that anyway one of the runways in the gunfight airport which an. airport terminal it's loaded with was that i don't think th

forecasters say it's now headed towards the mainland western japan is already recovering from typhoon gebbie which tore through the country earlier this month it was the strongest typhoon to hit japan's mainland in over twenty five years. to the us talent president donald trump has agreed to a limited f.b.i. investigation off his supreme court nominee the senate judiciary committee made the probable condition of its approval of brett kavanaugh and that's to lang about why the full senate as well as lynn jordan reports from capitol hill to me to know what you're thinking another day of political drama intrigue and emotion on capitol hill only because of brett kavanaugh is nomination to become the next u.s. supreme court justice chief value the truth on friday morning two women who call themselves sexual assault survivors confronted arizona republican jeff flake a swing vote on cabinet they called on flake not to allow a man accused of sexual violence to sit on the supreme court after that flake voted to send kavanagh's nomination to the full senate and he insisted the vote be delayed by a wee

people are being warned to stay inside western japan is still recovering from last month's typhoon gebbie which was its most powerful storm in twenty five years. brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from hospital in sao paulo three weeks after being stabbed at a political rally the job also noddle flew back home on real addition to rio de janeiro on a commercial flight where he was both cheered and cheered by fellow passengers and while he stepped away in next month's elections thousands of people have been protesting across brazil against him latin america editor alysia newman has more. out of brazil's largest city and what you see here just a week of what brazilians go to the polls is an election campaign it's against him and that these people believe would turn back to the dark ages if he were elected law. in every major city in town in brazil and even abroad opponents of ultra conservatives. are taking to the streets. campaign symbol is hash tag not him and this is why. he spews hatred he's against minorities against blacks gays women in a world where that's not

powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years has made landfall in the west of the country typhoon gebbie is forecast to bring winds of up to two hundred kilometers an hour trains and lines are being suspended more than ten thousand homes have been warned about evacuation japan has already enjoyed extreme weather this year flooding in july killed at least two hundred people want one hundred more died in the heat wave typhoon gebbie is expected to bring heavy rains as well as high winds the u.n. secretary general has condemned the jailing of two reuters journalists in me and maher until new guitar rush says the verdict in the case of one loan and all is unacceptable the reporters were sentenced to seven years in prison for illegally obtaining state secrets while investigating a massacre of ten raping a muslim men the verdict has been condemned worldwide well still ahead here on al-jazeera why the u.k. is opposition labor party is tearing itself apart over the issue of anti semitism and we had to hong kong to meet activists and researches trying to tackle the growing issue of pollution thos

and as typhoon gebbie moves across western japan authorities have advised around one million people in the coby and the osaka regions to evacuate hundreds of flights have been canceled and some bullet train line suspended it's thought to be the strongest storm to hit japan in a quarter of a century. officials in brazil are blaming chronic underfunding for the fire which has gutted the country's oldest and most prestigious museum the national museum in rio de janeiro housed twenty million items including the oldest human skull found in the america the cause of the place is not yet known but the institution had no sprinkler system and fire hydrants closest to the museum were dry. angry scenes the morning after the disastrous fire which ripped through brazil's historic national museum. protesters demanding to inspect the damage for themselves they want to see the museum rebuilt and punishment for those who failed to protect the two hundred year old building and its priceless contents. how can we explain in words what you have lost. we are here to say goodbye to the museum and to fight for

people in western and central regions to leave their homes and move to temporary shelters typhoon gebbie made landfall in the country's southwest bashing six of kobe osaka and kyoto with torrential rain and violent gusts at least two million households without power the typhoon is also causing serious disruption to road rail and traffic. you know the latest from but journalist michael penn who joins us from tokyo welcome michael. b. has just made landfall talk us through what's happening. well the typhoon is extremely powerful in fact they're saying that it could be the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. however it's also fast moving it hits the concept of region which is the second largest urban area of japan and it moved quite quickly through it and is now going along the japan of sea coastline the amount of damage that it did in terms of you know ripping off rules and and smashing a ship into a bridge and cutting off the khans like airport was pretty amends but the good news is that it seems that the human toll is relatively light compared to the ferocity of the

evacuating hundreds of people stranded at consol airport which was flooded in the wake of typhoon gebbie at least ten people were killed and hundreds more injured by the storm it was the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. an operation is underway to clear a collapsed motorway bridge in the indian city of krakatoa at least one person was killed after several vehicles including a bus plunged thirty meters when a section of the overpass caved in on tuesday it was the second major road collapse in this area in recent years. a new tell all book by veteran washington post reporter bob woodward quotes the top aide calling president donald trump an idiot and alleges other senior figures were moved to sensitive documents to stop him from making a false the decisions trump has dismissed the book on twitter as a con on the public's. german conservative manford verba has announced that he wants to succeed john clune younger when he steps down as president of the european commission next year. would be the first german to take the helm of the powerful brussels institution in more th

western and central regions of the country to leave their homes and move to temporary shelters typhoon gebbie is hitting the cities of kobe osaka and kioto where to wrenshaw rains and violent wind gusts. as typhoon roared ashore near osaka some structures were tossed through the air as if made of paper. heavy rains and winds of over two hundred kilometers per hour shredded homes flooded streets and put countless lives in danger. in kyoto high winds caused part of the city's train stations roof to collapse injuring several people. and in osaka bay the powerful winds blew a fuel tanker into a bridge causing serious damage to both. that bridge is the only link to come site international airport japan's third busiest airport is built on an artificial island in the bay with the airport forced to shut down thousands of travelers were stranded it's just a slice of the travel misery caused by the storm over seven hundred flights across the country were canceled rail and road travel was also disrupted. typhoon chappie is now moving north over the sea of japan but authorities say the country is not out

hokkaido telephone lines and mobiles are down it's been a difficult week for japan on tuesday typhoon gebbie the most powerful to hit japan in twenty five years killed at least ten people the largest airport had to be evacuated in the wake of the storm and millions lost power in various cities now people are left to deal with another natural disaster japan sits on the ring of fire volcanoes and oceanic trenches experiencing around twenty percent of the walls of quakes of magnitude six and higher japan's very well prepared for natural disasters you may have noticed that we've had quite a few lately and that's not terribly unusual for japan it's a natural disaster country but at the same time there's not much preparation you can do. when a mountain collapses into homes so clearly they're going to need to bring out equipment that can bury the houses and that's going to take time so it's probably going to be quite a bit of time before we know exactly how many people died in those landslides and as the people affected wait to hear about their loved ones there are a few areas of off the shocks or

japan in twenty five years has killed at least ten people and injured hundreds of others typhoon gebbie left more than a million japanese people without electricity and it damaged roads and rail lines. the u.s. secretary of state might compare has arrived in pakistan for his first official meeting with newly elected prime minister imran count us pakistan relations of deteriorated in the past year with differing views on ending the seventeen year war in afghanistan mr pompei is expected to focus on counterterrorism in the region. a major antigovernment protests is expected intra lanka's capital colombo security has been increased around parliament the protest has been organized by the opposition coalition led by a former prime minister mahinda rajapaksa he says the government no longer has a mandate after losses in recent local elections iraq's interim prime minister has called for an investigation into violence that killed six protesters in the southern city of paris or at least sixty eight people were injured after fighting broke out when security forces moved in to contain the demonst

covering from last month's typhoon gebbie which was its most powerful storm in twenty five years the kurds have begun voting and local parliamentary elections the vote comes out a year after iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region failed bid for independence it was rejected by baghdad plunging the area into economic and political turmoil. polls are now open in macedonia where voters will decide whether to accept a deal with greece to change their name to the republic of north macedonia greek and macedonian prime ministers agreed to the change in june after decades of negotiations greece's always maintained that it only its northern province of macedonia can claim the name if it's indorsed it could pave the way for nato and e.u. membership. brazil's far right presidential candidates job also in our own hands and returns to rio de janeiro after being released from hospital that have been large nationwide protests against his candidacy it was known for his comments about gays women and black people on syria's foreign ministers called on the u.s. france and turkey to withdraw troops from h

passage a pattern twenty five is has killed at least ten people and injured hundreds of athens causing gebbie left more than a million japanese without electricity and damage drives and rail lines thousands of airline passengers were stranded as a night because runways were flooded at kansai appleton also by the salami has more from tokyo it's going to be has moved away from the japanese. island of japan. where there are officials. pushing warning people to be cautioned against the high waves and going green in the area they have. to fight on the way from japan people are now trying to evaluate the damage. during the. night the main focus was. taken by the by the. longest site one that japan faced with in twenty five years no particular. been knocked out in many areas. i don't see the hundred thousand. in the night that they. put in the city which are connected by a bridge built on the. airport. runway and wasn't working about five thousand people were stranded in the airport today they were afraid of this operation. and. promised people to do their awful to restore life. especially that many

government as issued evacuation advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights gebbie is the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years a new book by washington post journalist bob woodward says u.s. president donald trump wanted to have syrian president bashar al as said killed last year his defense secretary ignored the request the book fear trump in the white house has quotes from the president's own aides questioning his ability to lead the white house says the book is in its words full of fabricated stories. the leaders of pacific island nations have been meeting in narrow that's where australia as an offshore prison camp for refugees for a forum is focusing on regional peace and security and improving the health of the olives people but the prison camps and the treatment of the refugees there is casting a shadow over the conference around one thousand six hundred people are held in two camps one in now the other on papua new guinea's mannus island those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's back to the people's house september on al

major evacuation has been taken place one of japan's largest airports in the wake of typhoon gebbie which killed at least ten people on tuesday there are also fears for the safety of three thousand people stranded. after oil tanker slammed into the only access bridge they had to be evacuated from the artificial island by boat as soon as conditions improved as the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five is. a has more from tokyo. i think when j.v. has moved away from the japanese like to be luis now on the island of hokkaido north in japan still whether officials are cautioning people to be cautioned against the highways and going green in the area they have. to fight on the way from japan people are now trying to evaluate the damage that's the beauty. that's not the main focus was. for second which was hit by society by the cycling. strongest cycling that japan faced with in twenty five years. blackouts in many areas so that the field kobe i don't three hundred thousand will spend the night we don't think that they. put in that city which is connected by a bridge built on the se

advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights gebbie is reportedly the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. cambodian members of parliament are being sworn into office and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party the longtime leader hunt sen rand virtually unopposed in july's election after the main office in group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on descents one hundred send plans to form a government later this week florence louis joining us live from kuala lumpur and neighboring malaysia so was no surprise with the election win and he's been in power since the eighty's so what's the prospect for real change in cambodia. well really very little next to none as you mention can party the cambodian people's party as one hundred percent of seats in parliament so this is a party that has full control of parliament and himself has been in power for thirty three years and he said he wants to rule for at least another decade now the elections were widely considered a sham by p

hokkaido telephone lines and mobiles a down it's been a difficult week for japan on tuesday typhoon gebbie the most powerful to hit japan in twenty five years killed at least ten people the largest airport had to be evacuated in the wake of the storm and millions lost power in various cities now people are left to deal with another natural disaster japan sits on the ring of fire volcanoes and oceanic trenches experiencing around twenty percent of the walls of quakes of magnitude six and higher very well prepared for natural disasters you may have noticed that we've had quite a few lately and that's not terribly unusual for japan it's a natural disaster country but at the same time there's not much preparation you can do when a when a mountain collapses on to homes so clearly they're going to need to bring out equipment that can bury the houses and that's going to take time so it's probably going to be quite a bit of time before we know exactly how many people died in those landslides and as the people affected wait to hear about their loved ones there are fears of aftershocks or even anoth

as typhoon gebbie hits japan trains and flights are suspended and damage is mounting there are warnings that the weather system could trigger floods and landslides in the south west of the country japan has already endured extreme weather events this year with flooding followed by a heatwave which killed hundreds of people argentina is introducing emergency measures to stem its current currency crisis the pair say has lost more than half its value against the dollar this year president mauricio mockery is slashing the number of government ministries almost by half as well as cutting public spending and increasing export taxes the president of the philippines is ordered the arrest of one of his most vocal critics roderigo to revert revoked a twenty eleven amnesty given to antonio true younis a senator who can now be arrested at any time too young this is called the move against him illegal and draconian but says he won't resist arrest roger today those are the headlines coming up next my cuba. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the

toughing gebbie has killed six people in japan has consular airport. a lot of calls in the cancellation of hundreds of flights and an oil tanker smashed into a bridge connecting the city to the airport which is built on a floating island floods and landslides are expected in the southwest flooding earlier this year followed by a heatwave killed at least three hundred people. now the families of two voices journalist convicted of spying in myanmar and given a seven year jail term so they'll appeal the verdict the wives of lone and choice say the journalists are being punished for doing their jobs they were arrested last december while investigating the killing of ten one hundred men by myanmar soldiers and militia men. the president of the philippines has ordered the arrest of one of his most outspoken critics with an eagle the third their vote the seven year amnesty for sen antonio to be honest so police can arrest him at any time he says he won't resist arrest and call the president's order illegal and draconian travel has helped lead to mutiny as aga

people stranded in constant airports the international airport was flooded in the wake of typhoon gebbie at least ten people were killed and hundreds more injured by the storm it was the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. an operation is underway to clear a collapsed motorway bridge in the indian city. at least one person was killed after several vehicles including a bus plunged thirty meters when a section of the overpass caved in on tuesday it was the second major road collapse in this area in recent years. a new tell all book by veteran not washington post reporter bob woodward quotes a top aide calling president trump an idiot and alleges other senior figures were moved to sensitive documents to stop him from making impulsive decisions trump has dismissed on twitter as a condo on the public. so we're going to. germany and turkey kicked off a series of high level visits today relations between the two countries have soured in recent years over human rights and other issues germany's foreign minister will meet turkish president rector of type area one in ankara later

people are being warned to staying inside western japan still recovering from last month's typhoon gebbie which was its most powerful storm in twenty five years. teachers in morocco are pushing the government to make a firm decision on what language is taught in their schools a heated debate taking place between those who prefer traditional arabic and advocates of a more local moroccan dialect have a modern reports. the academy here has begun in morocco and students in the capital have returned to school to find words from the moroccan dialect added to their courses the language update is reviving the debate on the status of the main spoken language arabic specifically classic arabic known as first half and the locally spoken arabic known as that each on. the city's the application of moroccan dialects and teaching at public institutions is a violation to the constitution and a violation of the requirements of the law that puts the process of change and development within the whole educational system such an application will lead to distorting the educational scene and the linguistic scen

stories now that are making headlines around the world at least eight people have died as a typhoon gebbie board through central and western japan the strongest typhoon in twenty five years caused extensive damage and widespread travel disruption authorities have urged a million people to leave their homes and to move to temporary shelters a highway overpass has collapsed in the indian city of kolkata officials say at least one person was killed local media report about twenty others were injured police and firefighters are searching for people who may have been under the bridge when it fell. over former arizona senator jon kyl has been chosen to replace the late john mccain in the u.s. senate the appointment comes at a critical juncture since kyle will participate in the confirmation vote on the controversial republican choice for supreme court judge brett kavanaugh. well here in germany thousands of people urgently need a replacement organ like a heart or a kidney but fewer and fewer people apparently are registering as organ donors currently organ donation is allowed only if permission

forecasters say it's now headed towards the mainland or western japan is already recovering after typhoon gebbie which tore through the country earlier this month it was the strongest typhoon to hit japan's mainland in over twenty five years donald trump has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into the sexual assault allegations made against her supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that means a vote by the full senate on his confirmation will be delayed for at least a week. seven palestinians including two children have been killed by israeli troops and gaza thousands of people rallying along gaza's barrier fence where israel and response of course by hamas the palestinian group which was the territory israel says it was responding to people throwing grenades and explosive devices. russia's foreign minister has accused the u.s. of undermining world order and says relations between the two are at an all time low so again warned against u.s. protection of policy and his speech at the united nations general assembly. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us counting the cost is comin

being suspended and evacuation warnings sent out as japan is hit by a powerful typhoon is called gebbie and it's expected to bring heavy rain and winds of more than two hundred kilometers per hour japan's already endured extreme weather this year when flooding and then a heat wave killed hundreds we can go live now to fight the salami who is in the japanese capital tokyo what's it like so far foggy. yes but this is the strongest bike did japan what about the twenty five years that we had in folk you both good even in the morning when the fighting but i think you both see in japan we we had to get in here and that's about eight hundred kilometers from tokyo but it gives you an idea of how huge that i can even tell somebody it is a tugboat when i would be forty thousand bottles when that that you would think i was in the second largest city in japan a very important. and we have receiving some pictures from their employer which is the building in a field area in the sea has been being get flooded with local and then also the other reports of that count in huge areas and those that got a b

reach mainland japan in the next twenty four hours western japan is still recovering after typhoon gebbie was told through the country and this month can it be seventeen people serious foreign minister has called on troops from the u.s. france and turkey to withdraw from his country calling them occupation forces while a demo lemuel said told the u.n. general assembly that syria was close to winning the seven label and in his words defeating terrorism he said that syria was now ready for the return of refugees who fled the fighting. has more from new york. it was a defiant. telling the international community basically that they have to come to terms with the fact that bashar assad has the upper hand and that is just a matter of time before the syrian army takes over the whole of syria now even if the syrians take over the territories the last of the opposition there will have to deal with a particular issue which is the presence of the turkish army of the northern part of the country french and american troops based in the eastern part of syria they are there to provide assistance to the

is expected to reach the mainland in twenty four hours western japan is recovering after typhoon gebbie woods tore through the country earlier this month. north korea's foreign minister has accused the us of deepening mistrust between their countries through sanctions on home made the comment during his address to the united nations general assembly he says it's unrealistic for washington to expect pyongyang to denuclearize while sanctions are in place and called on the u.s. to follow through on its promises shihab rattansi joining us from new york what else did he have to say. well he built a theme that we've seen throughout the week here at the u.n. general assembly the chinese and the russians also saying look the north koreans have dismantled their testing site they've ceased testing missiles or nuclear devices it's now time for some reciprocal action from the united states to reward them in some way the north korean foreign minister also saying look we have more reason to distrust the united states than the other way around the united states after all is there any country in the wo

the time we get to friday and is now a quieter weather overall japanese islands there's no hint of gebbie any more but there is a front just to the size and there's one trying to form a line at the shanghai so there you go to draw a day in a breeze free day on thursday the rain closes in again it does so overnight but looks like friday will be a fairly wet day. brazil's constitution grants its people the right to a mid sentence but it's been a long struggle and the system is constantly challenge to fight big what's in it down the list i know that nine someone medical treatment could lead to good death but on the other hand i also know that because of providing that treatment would have a negative impact on the rest of society. brazil's real drugs war on the people's health on al-jazeera. they're going to run to the top stories on our. british police say they've identified two russians believed to be behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter consoles bre earlier this year. paraguayan is moving its israeli embassy back from jerusalem to tel aviv reversing a decision made less th

main international airport and blew a tanker into a bridge the struck thing land then the air travel gebbie is the strongest typhoon to hit the country in twenty five years and follows a torrid summer for japan and the hayward reports. japan's most powerful storm twenty five years typhoon finally makes landfall. ripping apart buildings. and sending daybreak in kioto station. with winds of up to one hundred eighty kilometers an hour the full force of the storm struck japan's western coastline bringing with it to rain chill rain and disruption several thousand people were left stranded poor into can saya international airport little could be done to keep the floodwaters out and tundra the plights have been counseled atenco which had been sheltering from the storm career it into the bridge which links the airport to the mainland the crew on board a said to be say there are thirty is in japan have advised more than a million people to evacuate their properties one point six million homes are without power. this is the latest in a series of superior weather systems to hit japan in recent months.

the time we get to friday and it's not quieter weather overall japanese islands there's no hint of gebbie any more but there is a front just to the science and there's one trying to form a line at a shanghai so there you go to draw a day in a breeze free day on thursday the rain closes in again it does so overnight looks like friday will be a fairly wet day. taiwan . a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensify its. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very toddies on a. this is al-jazeera. alone on tape of this is the al jazeera news from london coming up. british police release images of two russians they believe are behind the nerve agent poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. says it will move its embassy in israel back to tel aviv from jerusalem sparking a diplomatic route. yemen's u.n. sponsored peace talks have delayed until friday after which the rebels say they were pre

we're going to take you to the western part of the pacific this is an enhanced satellite of typhoon gebbie and you can see all the detail with it and you can see right now we are looking at some of the feeder bands that are affecting japan just on the northern part of the screen so over the next day what is going to be happening is this particular storm as you can see here in the pacific is going to be making its way towards japan this is going to be the seven typhoon that is either made landfall or has come very very close to making landfall this season right now winds are at two hundred four kilometers per hour gusting to two hundred fifty this would be equivalent to a category three hurricane if it was out in the atlantic or in the eastern pacific so let's take a closer look on what we can expect to see not a lot of rain now that's going to be happening as we go towards this evening but what we do expect to see as we get closer is a little bit of a break for japan because they have seen so much rain over the last few days as a frontal boundary that is now going to be slipping just to th

measure of accusations been taking place in one of japan's largest airports in the wake of typhoon gebbie which killed at least ten people on tuesday but also if is for the safety of the three thousand people stranded at kansai airport no sucka after an oil tanker slammed into the only access bridge they had to be evacuated from the artificial island by boat as soon as conditions improved j.b. was the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years tens of thousands of sri lankans of march through the capital colombo to call for the government to resign they're angry about corruption and accuse it of selling national assets the protests are being led by a former president mahinda rajapaksa who is known as the strongman of sri lankan politics and having to capitalize on the discontent to make a political comeback when he reports from colombo. the leaders of the protest movement said it was going to be their biggest show of force yes their predictions of hundreds of thousands fell short nevertheless the streets of colombo would choke for several hours with protest as from communitie

magnitude six and above shake japan every year those days quake came just two days after typhoon gebbie the most powerful storm there in twenty five years as quake victims try to get their lives back to normal warnings of aftershocks and more quakes are being issued and there is growing pressure to get power back to all of hokkaido rob matheson al-jazeera. palestinian children have only just returned to their classrooms but a school in the occupied west bank could be demolished within a week i may not be the only one up to forty are facing the bulldozers as israel looks to make way for illegal settlements then a smith went to meet people then teaches in the bedouin village of qana on mars. one day soon on their way to school these palestinian children expect to find their path blocked by israeli police and bulldozers they'll be no warning it could happen any time after the next six days. israeli supreme court judges have ordered the demolition of the school along with the adjacent bedouin village the judges say that can be no more appeals. i've been very tense i couldn't work out a bit

typhoon gebbie has killed six people in japan can cite airport in osaka flooded causing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and an oil tanker smashed into a bridge connecting the city to the airport which is built on a floating island floods and landslides are expected in the southwest flooding earlier this year followed by a heat wave killed at least three hundred people the chinese government is denying trapping african countries in debt dozens of african leaders is flying home from a two day summit in beijing present xi jinping promised another sixty billion dollars in financing in loans and told them they are no strings attached critics accused chinese the chinese are out of debt colonialism by giving loans african countries cannot repay. the wives of two reuters journalists jailed for spying in myanmar say appeals are being made against a seven year jail sentences wallonia in casu were arrested last december while investigating the killing of ten men by myanmar soldiers and militiamen their families say the reporters are being punished for doing their jobs when he has more from

those definitions as a typhoon but it is of course cities now are slowly weakening now it's code gebbie sustained winds actually around the center of the storm itself one hundred eighty kilometers per hour and he's had enough time to generate meta ways that could be a worry potential as it goes up its track two hundred fifty millimeters all more how ever there is some good news in this story it's track does indeed take it across coby kioto fairly rapidly up towards the car into the speed of movement might be the critical thing here although the first range just started to appear in the not huge sixty four millimeters you'll notice it doesn't really start to affect the mainland just yet but within twenty four hours it will be there and there's the spin there of course it's going to go on the coast you just saw but look at the speed at which it passes it's the speed it could save the bacon it may not be quite as wet or windy for as long. the weather sponsored by cat time race. one of the best health care systems in the world my love is you never. trust with local doctors as the gatekeeper

two people have died as typhoon gebbie hit japan and trains and flights are suspended and damages mounting their woman for the weather system could trigger floods and landslides and the southwest japan has already endured extreme weather this year. now the american football player whose protests against racial inequality led to dozens of his fellow players needling during the u.s. national anthem has been signed to fountain latest marketing campaign called a cap and a canal and the deal was this photo on twitter it could put him among marquees highest paid athletes despite have not having the team. but those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with slavery roots slavery's new from t. is coming up next thank you very much for watching. this is the story of a world whose territories were forged by the slave trade a world where violence subjugation and profit imposed that roots the slave system created the greatest accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment to. its seven hundred ninety the slave trade was at a climax more than one hundred thousand captives were depor

and people being warned to stay inside western japan is still recovering from last month's typhoon gebbie which was its most powerful storm system in twenty five years so the arabia's crown prince mohammed bin cell man is expected to arrive in kuwait in a couple of hours he'll be meeting with the kuwaiti munitions. the two leaders are expected to discuss the ongoing gulf crisis he waits played a mediating roles in saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt imposed a blockade on qatar in twenty seventeen accusing it of supporting terrorism denies the accusations dubai international airport says it's operating as normal after reports that yemen's who three fighters had launched a drone attack on the facility the claim was made by hooty iran must set a t.v. just last month for you we officials denied reports by who think media that the group were targeted by airport with a drone. polls are open in iraq's northern semi autonomous kurdish region for parliamentary elections the vote comes a year after a failed bid for independence it was rejected by baghdad plunging the region into economic and

hokkaido telephone lines and mobiles are down it's been a difficult week for japan on tuesday typhoon gebbiethe most powerful to hit japan in twenty five years killed at least ten people the largest airport had to be evacuated in the wake of the storm and millions lost power in various cities now people are left to deal with another natural disaster japan sits on the ring of fire volcanoes and oceanic trenches experiencing around twenty percent of the walls of quakes of magnitude six and higher japan's very well prepared for natural disasters you may have noticed that we've had quite a few lately and that's not terribly unusual for japan it's a natural disaster country but at the same time there's not much preparation you can do when. when a mountain collapses on to homes so clearly they're going to need to bring out equipment that can bury the houses and that's going to take time so it's probably going to be quite a bit of time before we know exactly how many people died in those landslides and as the people affected wait to hear about their loved ones there are fears of aftershocks or even

at least eight people have been killed and thousands are stranded after a powerful typhoon gebbie hit western japan the storm inundated the region's main international airport and blew a tanker into a bridge disrupting land and air travel it's reportedly the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years and is the latest storm to hit japan just the summer it follows heavy rain landslides floods and record breaking heat that's killed hundreds of people. the families of two reuters journalists jailed for seven years on charges of spying say that they will appeal the verdict the wives of wollongong and along with their lawyers held a press conference in young gone they say the journalists are being punished for doing their jobs to were arrested in the sembler last year while investigating the execution of ten revenge of men by me and more soldiers and militia men. those are the headlines remember you can go to our website and we can see it now for the latest on all the stories that we have been covering and i of course will have more news for you in around half an hour coming up ne

has issued evacuation advisories for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights gebbie is the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years those are the headlines it's back to slavery roots next on al-jazeera. this is the story of a world whose territories were forged by the slave trade a world where violence subjugation and profit imposed their roots the slave system created the greatest accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. in seven hundred ninety the slave trade was that a climax more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle. zanzibar merchants captured their slaves on the continent. back then eighty percent of the slaves deported to zanzibar peasants who lived around lake malawi they still cultivated land there today. every year now women reenact initiation rites inherited from their ancestors this ceremony was originally meant to prepare teenagers for future hardship

major evacuation has been taking place from one of japan's largest airports in the wake of typhoon gebbie which killed at least ten people on tuesday but also fears for the safety of three thousand people stranded at kansai airport near osaka after all tiger slammed into the only access bridge they had to be evacuated from the artificial island by boat as soon as conditions improved to be was the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years and while you can catch up with all the stories we're covering on our web site the address for that is al jazeera dot com and you can watch us on there by clicking on the orange live my colleague out of there dot com. your challenges there are under the top stories british police have released images of two russians suspected of poisoning a former spy and his daughter in salzburg and xander petroff and bashir off accused of attempting to murder so nearly a script with a nerve agent no which up in march the british prime minister has called for a u.n. security council meeting to discuss the incident i can today tell the house that based on th

those on subsidies as being very severely eroded will japan is preparing for the worst this typhoon gebbie approaches the country's main islands trains and flights are being suspended and evacuation advisories have been issued to more than ten thousand homes japan has already endured extreme weather this year flooding in july killed more than two hundred people followed by a heat wave that killed around one hundred more typhoon is expected to bring heavy rain and winds of more than two hundred kilometers per hour when it makes landfall friday said i'm a covering of story joining us live. from tokyo what sort of preparations are being put in place ahead of the stifling heat for yet daryn as you mentioned this is the strongest typhoon that japan has been with this with i think since the thought that we didn't like twenty five years and so yesterday those two things have been advising people to make preparations to faith that sounds five point five it has already made the landfall in the city of porcine in chico quietened. by you know when it's going to move on to island the main island of ja

this expected to reach the mainland in twenty four hours western japan is recovering after typhoon gebbie which tore through the country earlier this month funerals are being held for the seven palestinians including two children who were killed by israeli forces in gaza on friday thousands of people were rallying along garza's barrier fence with israel as part of protests that began in march demonstrators have been demanding the right of return of palestinian refugees in em to more than a decade long israeli blockade more than one hundred and ninety two palestinians have been killed so far. live now to iran joins us from the obama so why was yesterday such a deadly day in particular. well given that the numbers of protests were spread out across five or six different sites. clearly not taking any chances what they're saying is that they have real problems with what they're calling terra kites that are flying into their territory now these kites are effectively kites i can't put it any other way there are cuts that are flying flown by the palestinians they have a condom attached to them f

is expected to reach the mainland in twenty four hours western japan is recovering after typhoon gebbie which tore through the country earlier this month. i mean more still ahead on the news hour including gaza in mourning funerals being held for palestinian protesters killed by israeli forces on friday. trial by error a new electronic voting machines tested in the democratic republic of congo ahead of december elections. we'll hear from the newly named world football or of the year with mitzi struggling to hit its stride this season. russia's foreign minister says the u.s. is undermining world order and that relations between the two are at an all time low so again lavrov was addressing the un general assembly he defended global organizations and warned against u.s. protectionist policy he also vowed moscow would do everything possible to save the iran nuclear deal. when the program was to play in we're observing it onslaught belligerent revisionism against a modern system of international law attacks have been launched against the basic principles of the middle east peace process the