community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh and its public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant how much i'm joined here. in california firefighters are racing to prepare for war lightning storms that could worsen hundreds of wildfires i think there is the state 2nd and 3rd largest blazes ever nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people have been ordered all warms to evacuate as well brunell's reports from los angeles. packing up and getting out richard camacho of sonoma county is part of a mass exodus of northern california residents fleeing raging wildfires are living

hamid's parents live around the corner he hasn't visited them in months a friendly way from below or a few words exchanged at the window. with him but. my mother had cancer my watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister i tell her not to visit our parents but she still sometimes goes to help them someone has to do it. it's a struggle for survival that is tearing the country and its people apart. european football's newly crowned champions byron munich have arrived back in the bavarian capital after an historic night in lisbon the red carpet was rolled out for the players who beat paris on chemin in the champions league final thanks to a single 2nd half goal because of the pandemic no official parade to welcome the team back to munich as planned but its fans may well be making their own play is. now looking through the famous names of the by side who beat p.s.g. it's possible to overlook the man who took over the reins of a club in crisis just last november by an management introduced hansei flick as the interim coach but 9 months and 3 trophies later the caretaker has bec

ed was in the front with hamid. and long story, but they got the door open, were beating on hamid, and ed telling them, don't hit him. he is a foreigner, he is not part of -- you know, we are white, we are local. he is a foreigner, he is from india, don't hit him, he is from india. and hamid is dazed and bleeding, i'm from pakistan. [laughter] and the guy that ed was making eye contact with who seemed to be the leader pulled the others --, suggesting that he was he had gotten the word from law-enforcement. and we got out of there. and the governor had said that there would be no violence, there was no violence, and if there was, he wanted to be the first to know. so, we went to the governor's mansion, dripping blood up the steps, ed and hamid. and once they realized who they know, they couldn't get in and went to the hospital. oh, we stopped at the state highway patrol on the way, and they said if you have a problem, you have to go back to canton -->> yeah, yeah. joan: so, then the governor's mansion, then the hospi

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few players better embody that spirit than hamid hassan the team's fastest bowler he also led his cricket in a refugee camp he remembers the day a fellow player at sensitive convince his father it was time for the young how made to start taking cricket seriously. and it came to our home in leases to my dad let them go home we need to plan for afghanistan and he says no i can let them go because he i want to make him a teacher like a doctor like ingenius or he don't want to play cricket and i said to my dad i love to play cricket distributor. the 1st time i went to run in 2003 to travel in a play cricket in 1st game i took 4 week it's. also had some success in the matter and everybody just says who's is going where he came from this is the ground where he made 1st played in kabul right now it's the only dress pitch in afghanistan but more are planned and that seems shared ambition is to one day play an international match in their home country if you played. against pakistan or against bangladesh or against any or full member country if he if he were why. certainly people i'm sure 100000 p

hamid's parents live around the corner he hasn't visited them in months a friendly way from below or a few words exchanged at the window. with the word. my mother had cancer i watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister i tell her not to visit our parents but she still sometimes goes to help them someone has to do it. for them it's a struggle for survival that is tearing the country and its people apart. the other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president ronald trump has announced the emergency authorization of an experimental covert 900 treatment using block last night it is taken from patients who have recovered from the disease put pressure on the food and drug administration to speed up treatment approvals against the u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe has met israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the start of a middle east tour after the recent normalization of ties between israel and the united arab emirates is expected to push other arab states to follow suit. officials in syria say an explosion at the major gas pipeline caused widespread p

hamid's parents live around the corner he hasn't visited them in months a friendly way from below or a few words exchanged at the window. of the world war or my mother had cancer i watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister i tell her not to visit our parents but she still sometimes goes to help them someone has to do it. one of as you wrote it. it's a struggle for survival that is tearing the country and its people apart. thyme now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. secretary of state mike compare has met israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the start of a middle east tour. praised israel's with normalization of ties with the united arab emirates and said he hoped the arab states other arab states would follow suit . u.s. president donald trump has announced the emergency authorization of an experimental covert 19 treatment using bassma the plasma is taken from patients who have recovered from the disease trump has put pressure on the food and drug administration to speed up treatment approvals. officials in syria say an e

his taxi inside and out otherwise nobody will get in and neither will he business is very bad today hamid will drive a surround to run all day finally a good assignment for him i began to prepare for the for the i also have a few customers who no longer leave the house because of coronavirus i go to the bank for them or go shopping in the supermarket. but i still only earn half as much as before the corona crisis. bus stop is the grand bazaar here you will understand why the numbers are going up against sami. at the entrance he warns us to go no further. i don't go in here it's very narrow and there it's covered and it's way too crowded as the risk of getting infected is too high you can see for yourself. most people here where mosques but hardly anyone observes social distancing rules. we have an appointment with dr an e.c.m. an immunologist and advisor to the national coronavirus committee in just 6 days he built a covert 19 emergency clinic a 2nd wave is rolling through iran the government is reporting more than 2000 new infections a day but anniston doubts the figures are accurate and

community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh and it's public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant. search and rescue efforts are under way in india to find at least 18 people still trapped in the rubble of a building collapse 2 people were killed when the 5 story apartment building collapse on monday the cause of the accident is unclear but there's been heavy rainfall in the past few days. both a west african mediators and mali's military coup leaders have ended with an agreement to release the ousted president but no deal on a transitional government the country was plunged into a political crisis after abraham berber carcase it was forced to step down after us wants to return to civilian rule as soon as possible but t

community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh and it's public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant damage i'm joined here. now the head of iran's atomic agency says talks with the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog have been constructive rafael grossi isn't tehran pushing to visit 2 sites suspected of storing undeclared new care material iran's accused of sanitizing facilities where inspections have been denied the u.s. is pushing for the reimposition of u.n. sanctions for alleged violations of the 2015 dale well it's not big truck correspond author back who is in tehran for us as it does sound like those talks are going well today. well yes the 2 men roughly grossi aside he spoke for about 2 hours they both know each oth

community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. and that we are very thankful to bangladesh and its public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant. that's now speak to mohammed john jay has reported extensively on the force displacement of their attention from myanmar he joins us now here and well you've spent so much time in those camps it really doesn't feel like a lot's changed. it hasn't nastasia i'll tell you the 1st time that i went for a reporting trip to bangladesh cox's bazaar which is home of the world's largest refugee settlement now the 1st day the my team and i went into those makeshift camps we came across a woman named jarring a refugee who just arrived she disc a privilege in rakhine state she just arrived in bangladesh she was trudging through

getting work opportunities of n.g.o.s us made our living conditions much tougher community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh in its public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant damage i'm joined here. to the corona virus pandemic now and the 1st documented case of a patient being reinfected with the virus has been reported in hong kong researchers at the university of hong kong say a 33 year old man fell sick again 4 months after his 1st bout back in march but scientists say he's suffering from a different strain of the virus and unlike his 1st infection the 2nd time around he didn't have any symptoms researchers have suggested that patients who recover from the corona virus are immune to re-infection but antibody levels can fa

in the evening hamid parked his taxi in front of his house his 11 year old daughter is only allowed out with a face mask to ride her bike for a bit his wife hardly ever leaves the house. normally i'd invite you into my apartment but now with the coronavirus my wife is very particular about safety so we better stay outside. parents live around the corner he hasn't visited them in months a few words exchanged at the window was all his parents are old and sick he tells us and his job is risky. my mother had cancer i watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister i tell her not to visit our parents but she still sometimes goes to help them someone has to do that. it's a balancing act that's tearing the country and its people a pass a struggle for survival in the midst of a pandemic sanctions. a rather different struggle takes place every day on the roads of sprawling urban areas around the world long traffic jam smoke filled cities c o 2 emitting vehicles will this go on forever so far the statistics of our little optimism there are around $1300000.00 cars motorbikes and trucks on

in the evening hamid parked his taxi in front of his house his 11 year old daughter is only allowed out with a face mask to ride her bike for a bit his wife hardly ever leaves the house. on the run i'm normally i didn't write you went to my apartment but now with the coronavirus my wife is very particular about safety so we better stay outside. parents live around the corner he hasn't visited them in months the few words exchanged at the window is all his parents are old and sick he tells us and his job is risky. my mother had cancer i watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister i tell her not to visit our parents but she still sometimes goes to help them someone has to do that and it's a balancing act that's tearing the country and its people a pass a struggle for survival in the midst of a pandemic sanctions. a rather different struggle takes place every day on the roads of sprawling urban areas around the world long traffic jam smoke filled cities c o 2 emission vehicles will this go on forever so far the statistics of a little optimism there are around $1300000.00 cars m

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community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh and the public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant damages. for prominent activists in thailand have been summoned by police on sedition charges as the government cracks down on a growing student led opposition movement the police questioned human rights lawyer on a nonfat end to isn't organize a parade she walk known to his supporters as penguin more than 30 opposition figures have been arrested since the anti-government protests began last month administrators are demanding a new election constitution and reforms so the monarchy. critism of the monarchy is illegal in thailand and now facebook says it's followed a government order to take down a popular group that allows di

community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh in its public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant damage i'm joined here. qatar's foreign ministers in lebanon finalizing an aid package following the devastating port explosion 3 weeks ago is urging political stability to make humanitarian aid efforts more effective. the mess of explosion in beirut has shaken everyone because of the did the wounded and the economic outcomes the state of cats are was completely in support of lebanon and we were among the 1st to arrive here to boost the effort to see and rescue teams field hospitals and other assistance to help the lebanese people the direction of his royal highness the emir is to look at every project if it didn't live alone

community leader abdul hamid says the time has come for the rohingya to get the justice they deserve. we are very thankful to bangladesh in its public for hosting us but we don't want to stay here any more we want to go to our place no one expects that will happen soon but that won't stop the adults from searching for a solution and it won't keep the children from finding ways to play for in these camps the suffering may be apparent but the resilience is abundant. and. run only as a visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london he's joining us live thank you very much indeed for being with us on al-jazeera it looks as though from what mohammed's report was saying that basically everything is a stalemate nothing is moving is there any chance that they're here might eventually be allowed to return to their original whole bit. we're not in the short or medium term it's looking like me and not going to change its approach which has been to quite frankly suggest that reagan who return will be returning to the same genocidal conditions that