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correspondant traveled with unicef to a camp in one of the worst affected regions, a camp any children now call homit is lunchtime, but some of the children are not eating now. there is not enough for everyone. so, they take turns. the days where they all get to eat our good days. >> when my father was alive, we had enough to eat. we were grateful to god, but now we do not have enough food. fred: she was being raised just by her father when terrorists came to her home three years ago. she saw how they ti him up and shot him. she was just nine. >> they put my father in front of the shop and then they killed him. they left our neighbor tied up and just left. fred: that is when her uncle stepped in, taking her and her sisters along with his family out of the region, to this cam she would like to take them all home. >> we need security. we can return to work, our children could go to school, and hospitals could function if the military could attack us in our villages. our life would be much better. fred: the family has been here for three years. that is a quarter of rachida's life. they are just a few

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film, "black widow," she lost income as a result of that strategy of making that film available in the homcompensation was largely driven by box office receipts. so she is suing them. >> how significant is this case? this happened during and extort an every time, a pandemic, but could it set a precedent for even normalimes? >> throughout this argument, we have the complaint. firstly, it is unusual to see such a big star go up against a studio in a public fashion like this. also disney in its response set the claim was meritless. they outed her salary, saying she had already earned $20 million, ts was during the pandemic. this should maybe be enough for her. clearly, scarlett johansson does not agre so she is fighting it legally. its unprecedented to see these numbers aired out publicly and to see such a fight over such a valuable property for disney, the whole marvel cinematic universe. >> this is not something that we see a lot of, certainly not playing out in public. with more emphasis on streaming going forward, do you think this sort of tussle is some thing that we will see more of as

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many putting their trust in hom spices. yet no more. all in the military and also no plan to fight against either one hand and pushing them or odd, probably in the telephone. say the kill to top africa, a military commander. it's the soldiers and pro government militia still have a chance to live. if they surrender, the government says it's regaining control when sending reinforcements including special forces. charlotte bellis out there a cobble and diplomatic editor james base has more on the fighting. importance of herat cannot be under stated, this is the 3rd biggest city in afghanistan to go from herat to the reigning border . it's not that far, but you can't go because the taliban control the border with iran. they control much. well, not much but, but, but plenty of the problems, plenty the districts in the province. and they also now blocked the road between harass city and harass airport. so currently the government in a situation which i'm sure they don't like, well they really have her at almost cut off by the taliban. you al

absolutely clear to them that we will legislate to address this problem, mr. speaker, in the online hom, no, unless they get, unless they get hate and racism of the classrooms, they will, they find a my team to 10 percent of their global revenue. johnson refused to say whether he was wrong, not to condemn support, as he booed the england team before the tournament for taking the ne, an anti discrimination gesture. previously, he defended the fans right to do so. and he's home. secretary went further at the start of the euros, criticizing the team, taking the ne. gotcha. the whole people participates in that type of gesture gesture, politics, this ethnic sense. so when patel tweeted her disgust at the racist abuse self to the final england play a tyra mingo was furious writing, you don't get to stoke the fire at the beginning of the tournaments by labeling our anti racism messages, gesture, politics, and then pretend to be disgusted. when the very thing we campaigning against happens now some conservative politicians say the government's getting it's messaging wrong and needs to reflect

scott, some in log in terrorism is not emanating from that part of the disturbing scenes of health hom, in belgium, as migrant go to extreme in the fight or a style of the authorities. and they will not be black men and britain drunk, the us the right to try again to extradite julianna's. however, one of the 1st of all i was the oldest friends believed buffington's at times will ultimately fail. this appeal is an attempt to pro long inevitable. inevitable is the freedom of julian assault ah, highlighting the top stories of the day and of the we welcome to the program here. this is on the international was 16 people were killed on dozens more injured in fighting between the african army and the taliban. this was happening in the city of kandahar on saturday and it's all according to local officials. it comes as fighting, has been intensifying across the country, the taliban making big territorial gains. and while the u. s. president joe biden has conceited, the group was now at its strongest in 2 decades. he's still defending the decision to pull out all american troops. your view with

the ban follows protests against the ships which had been found to hom, benefits, ecosystem and fragile buildings. but some people to welcome them in the passengers contribute to the local economy. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories so far. south africa's military has been deployed to contain violent protests, at least 45 people had been killed. the unrest response by the jailing of the former president jacob zimmer. but have since grown because of economic frustration . i mean, the miller is in johannesburg. she says the police have been struggling to contain the violence. they are a couple of seats that are deserted and that's certainly the hope that the presence of the army will quell some of the riots that we've seen. the government has previously been criticized for deploying soldiers in the hot spots during difficult times. one of them was during dinner phobic attacks in johannesburg, and now we seeing it again during this unrest. also another time at the beginning of the code at 1900, not down in south africa to ensure that people adhere to those restrictions. the

now, this is the story on monday, the orange suggests heavy rain for the south running into hom shoes on a certain tokyo area which is most at risk of the moment. however full cost wise rain on monday bit better on tuesday, windy and whit again, on wednesday it is not over. the risk remains of further landslides, this heavy rain to forecast, to be in the philippines stickly lose on, but also the central islands and for the south silhouette whose bit drove and it was with popular probably wetter sumatra is also wet, but that is seasonally correct. and not that extraordinary, by the dryer in java, and you'll see in rather wetter probably in thailand, cambodia and laos. as a monsoon, rain is showing most of his f moment up in nepal, baton the northeast of india and bangladesh. it's hot, further west sponsor cut on airways. it's just again, it's a way of life. every. every shot every day brings us together. we travel since miles. so we can say we were. we flew every month and going with a game exist unique and together. it's more than just the getting me ah ah, i talked stories on 0 thous

it's increase in wind and rain in tokyo, but most of the damage potential is further north as well in hom shape. so china, 1st i think is where we'll see the worst of it. so though in far so my stop being identified as the storm, the rain which you see is this orange band, is a long way north and east, and it's falling to some degree overland this already on there already started. so they'll be more off the same for the south, it's dry picture. things are slowly improving. so she then is a very weird course. this, this thing took in fat. it exerts glucose house took you that he went north, which is fine. but of course, there are shout all the way down through hong should is a full cost wednesday, so there's more to come to the winds. dying down it typically ever took here. monsoon rains are really pushing further north and further east. so bang, the dash north and me and my all reps in the northern states when you to northern pakistan. again, the orange middle is the big slim weavings. under psalms. they will be yet again, flooding. sponsor, cut on airways besieged by violent crime and dr

strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct group that continues to suffer hom, connected to those historic events. today. many of those affected feel a sense of shame about what happened and reluctant to talk about it, even to their families. you would have just felt like you were trampled on in some way emotionally, spiritually, many, many ways. and i think that has been answered generational. the polynesian pent is welcome the apology, which have been campaigning for for decades. and they hope it will help people of the pacific islands move on the alastair and proud because of who we are and achieve the very, very basic and simple goals for why we even came to this country solely was they also hope saying, sorry, will help build trust between the island communities and the government and into a future generations feel secure in new zealand. even if the apology has taken nearly 50 years. wayne hey, al jazeera auckland's ah, recapping your headlines so far, the top tech he's president is promising assistance to areas affected by the worst wildfires in recent. h

experts, according for new clear rules to be drafted, to ensure space is protected from environmental hom and commercial exploitation. we're waiting for the launch. let's talk to steven freeland, who's a specialist and space law, and a professor at western sidney university. he joins us from sydney. steven, welcome to this special news out just briefly before we get into the nitty gritty of who can go to space and who owns it and who can buy land on the moon, etc. because it's all enshrined in treaties every once to get access to it. what's the conversation that's going on right now on board? do we think between the people in the capsule and mission control? i think there's always last minute checks for any launch and obviously this will be no different. so the people on ground mission ground control the mission, control of going through all of the case because it's possible that we could have the count down stopped at any time prior to launch they're communicating with the people on board, just assuring them that all is going according to plan, they're inquiring about how they've feeling

many putting their trust in hom spices. there is no good moral and military and yet no plan to fight against either one hand and pushing them out of the rod, probably in the telephone say the kill to top africa, a military commander. it's the soldiers and pro government militia still have a chance to live. if they surrender, the government says it's regaining control when sending reinforcements including special forces charlotte bellis out there a cobble. and also in cobble is that the magic editor james base, the thing which struck me in that report from charlotte. james is when she said that it's basically been a month, but it's taken for her to go from mostly government control to mostly taliban control. this fighting is so intense and so fast. yes, absolutely. and the importance of herat cannot be under stated. this is the 3rd biggest city in afghanistan. as you heard charlotte say, in her report, to go from herat to the rainy border. it's not that far, but you can't go because the taliban control the border with iran.

prevalence of wonder at present the sub declaration, but also train going forward to turning model hom, increasing hunger. but no, you want to marry from the current again, you will see that coming is locked down whenever affected discipline engine functions. so it's back from, from contract to right. you cannot talk about it without a shot because he's the biggest population in the world. anything that happens there, even if he's a little piece of one person and he brought his talking about me, some people. right. leona, i guess one of the saddest aspects of all this is that you know, these warnings as dire as they are. they're not new. the recommendations that are being made really aren't new. i'm curious about your opinion on, if you believe that governments will actually start trying to change economic policies in order to try to help improve the situation. i have to be honest, i'm a little bit cynical about the way the governments will respond and, and will exert great influence over the food system. at the moment. a lot of these large multi nationals might have more bargaining po

many putting their trust in hom spices. yet no more. all in the military and also no plan to fight against either one hand and pushing them out of her rod, probably in the telephone. say that kill to talk. ask a military commander. it's the soldiers and pro government militia still have a chance to live. if they surrender, the government says it's regaining control when sending reinforcements including special forces. charlotte bellis out there a couple. such as the fighting that's bringing misery to have guns flash floods this week. and remote eastern, i've gone on, have killed at least a 100 people, dozens more missing. and nurse don province. here is our, if a magic editor, a james based flooding problems and noticed on which is in the east of afghanistan, mountainous areas and very high death toll wearing 113 people have been announced is dead. but we're also hearing there a dozen still missing problems like shelter, $173.00 houses we believe completely destroyed at this stage, a lack of fresh drinking water, more floods on the way.

prime minister talked about this in parliament, and he, on one hand, said that if it does not wish to hom does not intend to harmony country. but then he also said that the company he did, the government is going to protect this. and it's going to protect the process of filling the dumb at all costs in the last few days. we so pictures that was published by the defense ministry of soldiers that have been deployed around the ranges and just basically to protect it during the feeling process. and as you mentioned, that's one of the reasons that has been given for the withdrawal of if you can federal federal soldiers from too great to be able to prepare. the government has been saying for a possible and external threat. now this is a very passionate project. many of the this is a national product. many europeans are very passionate about it because they have personally funded and they're saying that they're looking for what's the completion of it. and then looking forward to getting more benefits from may have been talks between the 3 countries to done and aged, mediated by the african union

of human beings with the vaccine john, i want to come back to you on a point you mentioned about the hom, this could do a konami clay as well. what will it mean for the developing world of a kind of new seen? i don't sound overdramatic, but iron curtain kind of thing is being drawn down around certain regions. what does that mean for those regions? economically? i think it means economic diversification for. ready the region, betty also means that we agreed to be in this pandemic for, for a long haul. and not just the re, jones that facing that restriction. but globally, thing we have to be has to be very clear to all of us that we come out from just together. we remain in this for ever, regardless of whether you're about knitted or not. so i think that it consequences, economy consequences. so set consequences, unheard consequences of this kind of behavior is a unmanageable, and you cannot actually, when they're back to that, we are in, again, just pandemic. we saw behaviors, kara, just to clarify what ultimately does the you approved list. mean, let's say if somebody in africa has been

i hom, this person, and i want to make amends. i want to repair that home. why would anybody and i'm just talking about extreme cases where people are being killed. i'm talking about right the way down to more trivial matters. but i dealt with 3 the course, there is no incentive, so actually the society that we have from a moral point of view is really not interested in true accountability responsibility. one of the things i think is important. so what is the contentious debate around at drew music and you know, there's an argument that glam largest violence and that it perpetuate violence. and, but i want to hear what you guys think about through music specifically. this is an age old debate in relation to trying to regulate suppressed sense of black, awful, black music. what you have to understand is that for maybe the 1st time in communities that have been economically completely marginalized, abandoned here now comes over a pathway for some means of material success. for young people that have been excluded from other forms of income generation. so peopl

to ensure space is protected from environmental hom and commercial exploitation. let's talk more about this with john logston, who is the professor emeritus at george washington university space policy institute. he's with us from bethesda, maryland today. good to see you, john. on that point of who rules space or what rules should govern, it has what branson and base us and then must will do change those rules. well, i haven't changed yet, but they need to, i mean the, the current set of governance for outer space states back to 1967 in the outer space treaty. and clearly it's a different arrow with private operators and space, both sending humans now. so both berto. busy but eventually into or but with constellations of thousands of communications satellites being launched or private base with the space been declared, a war fighting area by major states. so the rules need updating. so there is a point to all of this. then you might have heard rob randall just talk it in saying it was a few minutes of weightlessness. it's the idea of space tourism. i mean that's

well i think a win win situation suggests the 3 countries work together not to have hom when and any bar the future has built or dom is not a charity organization. they need to generate income. the need to have this hydro power dam being built as quickly as possible when we know the how things go from i'm going to make point of view. and then so then i give that going to be much affected by the reduction in this huge amount of water. so somehow believes that maybe the western countries they propose for a soupy or not to consider the decision to stole 15 point. 5000000000 is huge. is to reduce that amount they should be later on may be a 15 compensation to job. yeah. and by doing so, this is a smart intervention term, i believe, is made by one of the and the national pop. and they want to come most of the countries, and i think by doing so there are giving the 3 countries a chance again to negotiate for the future, the filling of the gum by reducing the negative impacts. but they're still down the questions of the safety of the down, the environmental impact assessment and so on. and

experts are calling for new clear rules to be drafted to ensure space is protected from environmental hom and commercial exploitation. his tiny harrison fellow of the university of british columbia is outer space institute. he says human kind as a whole stance to benefit from this expansion of space tourism. there's not just inspiration coming to people watching this in the hopes that they might want to enter something related to space. they might want to enter science and technology and engineering field that benefit us here on earth, you know, working on satellites that image years every day. to teach us about the effect of climate change or worked on engineering to help us combat some of the impacts of climate change. on the space station, for example, they're doing a lot of biomedical research to try and see if we can find cures or infectious diseases or treatments for cancer. and so there's a lot of impacts on research that we do in space that maybe the general public isn't all that aware of. but everything that we do in space is really geared at trying to improve our lives. your hon

this news from london, molly's intern president who orchestrated to cruise the last year escaped on hom doctrine. attentive subbing during e pres, new prime minister. i know he is sworn in as country pays homage to its assassinated president. and the weight of his people on his shoulders, we have from the 1st palestinian weightlifter to compete the lympics. ah, several rockets have been far towards i've got tons, presidential palace in the capital campbell. oh that could be heard as president ashe, rough county was leading, eden pres, one landed near couples, most popular mosque and other behind its biggest shopping. old bird landed near the ministry of foreign affairs. there were no reports of death or injury entrepreneurs to get into james phase as more from couples. certainly there was a big shock for people in the very centre of cobble, when they heard the bangs i was staying in the center of cobble at around 8 o'clock this morning when that took place. now in the immediate aftermath out, you're a spoke to a senior member of the taliban, who said that they were behind this attack, b

well if you dont is its own dams could be hom saying filling the renee songs down threatens its national security. both countries want a binding deal on the filling on the operation of them. mean, although, if you're, if you says the project is essential to the countries development and could generate the $580000000.00 a year by selling excess energy to neighboring countries, while that's numbering and william lawrence, he is a professor of international relations at american university and is also a former u. s. different matthew joins us now from washington. d. c. williams, i'm curious, this is a very fact that this discussion has taken place at the security council itself a when you don't need it, given that if you're, if you doesn't actually see this is a security issue. definitely yes, but this is not a life or death issue or exponential issue for either egypt or e. d o b, for the short term. it is a life or an accidental issue for egypt over the long term. because the dispute is really about how to resolve this view and they don't have a mechanism yet. and what happens when there's

lot of tasks, of course, in particular, from how we can also achieve longer treat periods for ukraine hom. while the deal is nearing finalization and to keep ukraine happy. sources say both the u. s. in germany will supplement those billions and losses and invest in ukraine's energy sector. but russian president vladimir putin says because western countries are meddling and the russian ukrainian relationship saying russia has always planted a fillets obligations because russia and ukraine have a 5 year contract that the 2 signed at the end of 2019 hearing the news ukrainian president latter mere zalinski, now angry with the united states, according to 4 people with knowledge of the new deal, the biden administration told ukraine to stay quiet, which has some us officials worried. this could damage the washington key of bilateral relationship. lensky quickly scheduling a meeting with the white house next month. total energy security isn't me a word for us, and we are running a 1000000000 a year in transit fee. if we're talking about just the economy. it's a lot of money to really. we spend