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k in every face contains vitamin. k vitamin. in addition, it helps us heal wounds and clog small blood vessels with blood clots. if suddenly we got hurt, damaged something, and vitamin k is needed so that the bones are strong, but without vitamin k, the main osteoplast cells that collect bone do not work. vitamin k helps them form new bone structures. this is the main role of vitamin k for bone density. and we again have a podium with professor konoval parsley 20 daily allowances, 20 daily allowances of vitamins 4 daily allowances and dill well, that is, parsley in terms of vitamin to early, healing number must be said a very important thing people who take drugs called warfari, this is a drug that plays blood. it acts just on the mechanisms of blood factors, which are synthesized due to vitamin k vitamin k antidote. if you are taking warforins, you will eat parsley, a medicine won't work, right? well, that is, in general, anticoagulants thin the blood. vitamin k is blood clotting, parsley, really 20 daily norms. that is, if you are on anticoagulants, parsley is not for you, how to choose? how to store and how to eat the first question? how to choose? well, it is clea

the attendant to address turkeys concerns regarding the fight against terrorism. particular p k k terrace in those countries. ok, so turnkey using it, able to leverage its international position and just. ready in this relation, the west. ok, we're coming to nearing the end of the program. i'd like to come back to you maximilian here because something we haven't talked about here, which of course is a factor is the fact that these 2 lead is these 2 presidents are big personalities . they're strong men. they want to at least projects the, the image of, of being powerful persona is how has that stacked it in here when we look at their relationship and how it's changing. i think that i, we certainly to some western audience. those terms are, you know, synonymous with strong men and not necessarily democratic. and i think that is really the perception and in many ways, the reality of the turkish regime and at least this is very strong out on the west deals. they don't agree with this behind the. busy to attempt, but that's really poison relations ever since. and then the jailing, a lot of dep

and um, from the turkish perspective, they ended up the hands of the k k terrorists up. so this is what the united states has done for, for some time. now the, the absolute lack of accounting. this is it that we, the way we approach providing weapons and support to 2 organizations. that in further it's of american objectives seems to have little regard for the potential long term consequences of this. trying to supply weapons to syria, to, to get rid of by sure, all aside, we don't think what happens when those weapons make in the hands of al qaeda and isis and are turned on americans in our allies. the same thing in ukraine. you know, we claim to be this big supporter of nato big support of the european union. yet the weapons that we're providing ukraine will end up through the black market.

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k. in the u. k, the government is bringing in the online home spill, which is exactly the same, a gender to shut down free speech to shut down pre thought, to shut down opposition to power to government, to war, to global health tyranny, to anything that you disagree with. there is potential that you become an information terrorist and that you can be tried on the refurbished legislation as a war criminal. i mean it's i can only say this mirrors gestapo tactics. and joseph gerbils media tactics are in nazi j. many. that's the closest or similar comparison that i can draw. you painted a very disturbing pitch if i'm not sure of the state of affairs around the world today with essentially people not being allowed to question mainstream narrative. they always say the 1st casualty, and war of course is the truth. and as you were saying, you know, you, you're not allowed to disagree with peer. you're not allowed to disagree with nato states. i know you mentioned the u. k. u k. officials in recent days have been flying all around in europe, trying to convince you leaders to keep pumping weapons into ukraine. at the end of the day, though, when it comes to telling the truth point in global affairs, it's a risky job to do. do you think it's very risky job? i mean, i'll give an example of a very dear colleague of mine, and someone who's known to r t, a journalist, even bartlett, who was recently and has often been and on i can look and reporting on the ukranian war crimes committed on an almost daily basis now, we talked about the hedge monic. social media operators is like glow, like google, sorry, like facebook, like twitter, eva was actually dock by a former u. k. tory conservative party m p on twitter. who sent out an alert to the the intelligence link special forces of ukraine. when eva pointed out on twitter that she was in donuts. and she was reporting on the illegal and genocidal use of the petal mines by the ukrainian forces against or don't civi

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k why do we need vitamin k vitamin? k is a vitamin for rapid wound healing. look here early. d does a simple thing. he turns the blood. it can be, so to speak, one of the blood coagulation factors. here you can see clots are formed. it is even easier to show here this vessel. you see, if the vessel is torn, then a blood clot immediately begins to form in the vessel. and the vessels are patched. well , a consequence. unfortunately, if there is a lot of vitamin k, then there may be thrombosis, not only wounds, few will be patched up, who knows that we need vitamin k for strong bones, huge studies on more than 80 thousand people were conducted in china in 2017, and it was in this gigantic study that it was shown that if a person has a normal vitamin k, then the risk of fractures is low. well, the last cherry on the cake vitamin is involved in the neutralization of poisons in the liver. by the way, it is produced in the liver. and here we show you black from poisons. and here is the great power of the vitamin to the poisons neutralized. here's what vitamin k is, once again, we nee

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k and 5 k race happening and they're ending up at oracle park kron four's camila barco is joining us live from san francisco. all the details camilla. it >> good morning. out runners. they hit a home run here at oracle park coming up an so you've got get a live look inside local park right now. you can see a lot of people have completed this race pan over here. you'll see a live look of people crossing the finish line after they just ran the san francisco giants raise. here's a look at some of the runners after finishing the 5 kear. they were only able to host the 5 k had a staggered star and there were less because of covid. but now there's more people about 4400 people signed up to do this race. some in person, others did it on their own for the ones who did it in person. well, this race took them from the outside oracle park through the embarcadero. back inside the baseball field. how people are enjoying the stadium are relaxing after finishing this race and also receiving their nice well deserved the medal. back out live here. we're taking a live look at the 7 people punishing the 5.10 k race. might be seeing some people punishing the ted k low right now about an hour into the race. so his bees, there should be some people who had just finished. yeah, i'm seeing some people walking across the finish line who have just finished that 10 k race and about a half an hour. we'll hear from a white kid participated in this event and ella. i'll just say that this was not his first case. you'll be surprised that to

k p. k province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is going to be the grave threat of war to borne diseases from the stagnant water that remains still ahead on al jazeera kenya's election battle has supported presidential candidate, right? no, didn't get launches his challenge. after rejecting the results. and yet this month and team struggled to retrieve a families of those with di, see the desperate took notion ah, the time now for your weather update across the middle east and africa. thank you so much for joining in plenty of hot sunshine to go around here. still those bursts of rain across western areas of yemen as was in the forecast to continue to linger right up until the end of the month. and here we are. lots day before september, much more com pictures we look toward. i've gone on and pockets on maybe a few showers toward the north, up against the foothills of the himalayas. still high temperatures across the areas of the van will pay the colors on dark, the red hard, the temperature of mine at $38.00 degrees. let's take a look at the 32 forecasts right now. this is going to be an extended period of heat going rate through into next week. your september average is 31. the record for september is 40 and we got you in for 38. so getting pretty close there, central africa get instruct with some pretty solid bands of rain around bungie with a high of 30 degrees in our usual storms. around late victoria to the south. you know, for south africa, its entire coastline from the northern cape province, stretching over to quasi luna towel. we've got blessed 3 winds in the forecast here . think gus? anywhere about 60 to 65 kilometers per hour. and same goes for that coast and moves in beacon that me spread some showers for north central areas on wednesdays. here later, the frank assessments, how much support is there that st protest that we've seen and call chain across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good that's happening in the court and found the people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. ronnie is credited by some we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera, hulu? ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera life from doha. recap of our top stories in iraq prison . bottom solid says the political tensions are not over, but early elections could pay the way out of the crisis. com has returned to baghdad after shirt lead and looked at our satar, told his supporters to end their demonstrations. humanitarian organizations in pakistan is struggling to get paid to more than 33000000 people affected by the worst funds in decades. more than 1100 people have died since june. the un secretary general is appealing for a $160000000.00 in the war in ukraine. now, in the team from the united nations nuclear watchdog agency, the i. e. a is meeting with ukraine to present vitamins lensky in cave. this comes before the delegation travels to these operation nuclear power plant. fighting near europe's largest nuclear facility has drawn international concern about a potential disaster. the i. e. a team has secured permission to inspect the russian controlled site that isabel has more from keith. while the 14 member delegation is already here in key, it's being led by the director of the a file off the who earlier today met with president lead me to fill in the sky. there's been a lot of. 1 concerns about how they're going to be traveling all the way to somebody to it's a long drive. it's about an 8 hour drive. and there is, there's been some accusations from the ukrainian government saying that shelling was ongoing around the area where the a team should be able to make it all the way to what do you fit in that meeting with president lensky? he assured them that he was going to try to guarantee all the safety possible during that drive. he also said that he was looking forward, that to be a team would be able to convince russia to withdraw from the area to their militarize, the area in order to guarantee the safety of everyone. you know, there's been lots of concern about what's happening in that plan. the russian ministry of defense has been accusing ukrainian forces of shelling the area. some of those shells have come very, very close to where the nuclear fuel is located and even the radioactive waste and the other side. ukrainian government is saying that it is the russians who are doing the attacks from the plant that was taking over by russia overall. the most important thing is to verify that level of damage that has happened to the plant to feed that the cranium technicians that are working there are doing ok that they're not working under duress, which is what the korean government is saying. because they're being closely monitored by russian soldiers and also that all the faith safety systems are in place. meanwhile, e u. defense ministers have been meeting in prague and the place to ramp up weapons production and both military training for the ukranian armed forces. many training initiative on the way, but the needs are enormous. and we need to ensure the coherence of this effort. and i can say that all members stage agree clearly, and that an on launching does work necessary to define the barometers, florida, your military assistance missions for the green. i'm not saying that this was decided today. in any case, this is her informal, gone. she'll and you foreman, conceal doesn't take decisions. al jazeera is natasha. butler has more from paris. well, they use foreign policy chief or user per barrel, so that you defense ministers at the end of this to day meeting in prague have agreed to set up a training missions for ukrainian forces not. and what that means is that ukrainian troops would be trained outside of ukraine militarily in neighboring u countries. brill put this on the agenda of this meeting some time ago. he said there was no reason why you couldn't train ukrainian forces in this way. it has a similar emissions and other parts of europe and asia and in africa. now we don't have any details about these missions when they would start. but what we do know is that a similar emissions have actually been taking place already in the u. k. outside of the you with thousands of ukrainian troops have been trained since june on rotation . it seems to work well according to both u. k and ukranian authority. so that's the sort of thing that the you want to set up as well. it has to be greenlighted, they're by e leaders, and we expect that it probably will at a summit that will be held in october south africa's presence to run a poll. so says he's not trying to avoid accountability for a scandal involving his farm. he's been answering questions on a range of issues from members of parliament. and of course, has been accused of covering up the theft of a large sum of foreign currency at the farm. in february 2020, he refused to comment on the matter as fighting due process for me to mila is. inger harrisburg, with more on what the president said during questions. it may not necessarily be under any additional pressure compared to the last couple of months. i'm following the scandal being exposed to be know that parliamentarian

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now, the grave threat is bored to area richard and upon job in the province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is going to be the grave threat of war to borne diseases from the stagnant water. that remains least 6 people have been killed in a month slide. necessarily young's capital flash floods caused a section of a hail to collapse, airing t homes. i met addressed reports by the time help arrived. it was too late for many who lived here, including children. but even after the last body was filed, neighbors continued to dig through it wobble in the horrible salvage of what the residence described. what happened fortunate puts him up. all of a sudden i just saw the bulk of mud and palm trees up rooted from the stump. the mud which fell destroyed these 3 houses, which caused the death of 6 people. the destruction. also leaving many a homeless. la. yeah, well, we leave here because this is where we manage to pay cheap rent. i don't have the money to pay for an expensive house. emergency workers say to more people were kil

now, the grave threat is bold to area richard and upon job and the province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is, of course, going to be the grave threat of waterborne diseases from the stagnant water. that remains a, a team from the united nations nuclear watchdog has settled for the separate nuclear power plant in ukraine, a delegation left key the short while ago. automating president vladimir zalinski on tuesday. mclean and russia have accused each other of shelling around the facility. fighting as course international concern about a potential radiation disaster. the i. e. a team is being given access to inspect the russian controlled site. this will be a part of that. that's, you know, we have a very, very important task there to perform, to assess the situation there to help study license recreation as much as we can. and i am really conscious of the relevance of this moment. but we are ready to use rate. so we will be reporting, but after after the mission we're going to be spending a few days there. trego has

k p k province toward the northwest clogged roads with just all that water. and the good news is the rain. the monsoon rains are starting to fizz allowed in the indication is we'll get into a bit of a law until the middle of september. but for now on sunday, that rain still falling from his lombard to the horror of to india. we go and it's really the eastern side and southern sections that are blanketed in brain dry toward the west from new delhi, 2 when bye. but some showers may sneak into this state a ma, harass tra. now here we go toward the east. we've got heavy falls of rain for be har into the pradesh and the forecast on sunday. and next stop, we're going to china finally some relief for the eastern gang. see river valley temperature is in shanghai, down to 29 degrees. it's because we've got these showers in storms and also a cool pool of air. jung joe just 19 degrees. you should be $31.00 for this sub the year. the other day we had so called gorilla downpours in tokyo. that's what locals call it when it's really to renshaw, rain, and still as some rain in the forecast for a tokyo on sunday. so it's kicked back. your temperature is a bit too high of just 26 degrees on sunday. that's a snapshot of your weather bye. for now, chatter airway official airline of the journey. which site is willing? chaos or control what there's a new forever, but we're mean for america and nato, as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation coming? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. we know what's happening i region, we know had them get to play. that others cannot. if those are things going on, the way that you held, the theory is what can make a difference. ah ah! you're watching, i'll da 0 reminder of our top stories this hour and libya at least $23.00 people have been killed and tripoli during battles between armed groups, backing rival administrations in the east and the west. the violence follows a build up of forces over the past week, jostling over who should take control of the capitol. unprecedented flooding across pakistan has now killed more than 1000 people since mid june. more than 30000000 people have been affected in what pakistan's climate minister has called ation, monetary and disaster of epic proportions. the french president, emanuel micron has wrapped up his 3 day visit to algeria without an official apology for his country's colonial crimes. the 2 nations did agree to work together on energy security and a joint commission to examine their shared history. the shrinking of the arctic has opened no more maritime routes and large oil and mineral resources, and that's drawing rival powers, such as russia, china, and the u. s jostling for strategic influence. on friday, washington declared that it will name an ambassador at large for the arctic region . the nato secretary general during his visit to the arctic warned of russians increased military capacity. and china's growing interest in the region in stoughton burg met with justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada. one of the 8 arctic nations need those news to teach a concept identifies russia capabilities in the north also to teach the challenge for the whole alarms. russia has set up a new arctic command. it has opened hundreds of new and former, so with era arctic and military sites, including airfields and deep water ports. russia is also use in the region as a testbed for many of its new and novel weapon systems. obviously, climate change is creating greater accessibility to the arctic and bringing with it real concerns and challenges around that. but as well, the ill fated unjustifiable decision of russia to append nearly 70 years of peace and stability of a rules based order by invading a peaceful neighbor has changed the way we need to look at the arctic. mark jacobson as a researcher, the danish institute for international studies where he focuses on arctic diplomacy and security politics. he joins us on sky from nuke, greenland, thanks so much for being with us. mark. russia wants to be more involved in the arctic, and that's concerning the u. s. canada and nato. so here we have a situation where we see climate change not just impacting the environment, but also geo politics. right? yes, for sure. and we've seen it fall for some years, also try to to what is happening in ukraine now. as for the past 4 to 5 years, we have seen growing neutralization which you also show in and show, show just devoted this. so in russia, on the one hand, i'll increasing daniel terry capabilities and next player and news her based on the unsure of plants now they can actually reach this to let our base m. so that means that it becomes more important for the u. s. to protect us national security against russia, because if you look at the globe on the top of the globe, if you sitting washington and the did the shortest route between washington and moscow goes by an off post that's wise, become a of more strategic importance to the to the us, and that is why we also see today that the important appointment of an u. s. and best at large for, for the arctic bounce. right. and mark, that's what i wanted to ask you about next because the u. s. has said it's going to create this position of arctic ambassador at large in order to step up diplomacy as russia and china increasing their presence in the arctics. i'm curious from your point of view, is this going to actually help with diplomacy? in the us is the last of the 8 arctic states, which, which did not until today have been an actual acting ambassador. so, so what it does is that the live of all the 8 states, well, when they need that bilaterally are in the act council, which unfortunately is on is on ports right now. and so why, why you have regional military rumble? it's even more important to you also have to have a medic exchanges to avoid prevent that some misunderstandings of perhaps mine disputes turn into some, some major conflicts and get and get out of hand. so, but it's both the appointment of the article or the decision to have a u. s. and best that large for the arctic is both because of security, but also because of commercial interest. and also because of climate change was, which is a very important issue for the, for the biding administration. because the, the arctic is now warming 4 times faster than the global average. and so the region is experienced both new risks, but also new opportunities. and so just to give you one example of some risk, if the inland ice sheet here in glee, greenland just outside my window, it vanished. it would cause a global sea level rise of 7 meters. so imagine what that could do to low line cities around the world. so it's not just about military, it's also about and commercial interests, but also to, to do something about the climate change which of the mo hartley in, in, in the arctic then as well. all right, that's mark jacob center researcher at the danish institute for international studies. thanks so much, ma'am. you welcome. there been a series of attacks in russian controlled crimea in recent weeks. members of the tar community fled the region when moscow to control and 2014. some are now living in ukraine, but they are determined to return home one day. care about has that story from keith. oh, and the members of the grey, me in touch, our community gather every friday at this mosque just outside of ukraine's capital . keep. many of them have been living here since russia next crimea 8 years ago. no, we live here, but no child families still living there. he says people in crimea are struggling under russian occupation. what rush brings to the territory where they come? they bring nothing but crime, destroying mother cry. orphan children were so this in crimea were so this in syria, and now you see the trying to do this, including ukraine. in the past weeks there have been a series of attacks on the grey me and peninsula, even though ukraine has not acknowledged it's behind them. an attack on the saggy airbase destroyed a fighter jet from russia black c naval aviation. i further drone attack managed to put russian ground forces on high alert. the attacks in grey me a show ukraine's capacity to strike russian targets deep behind the front line. press envelope me to fill and he says he will fight to recover all occupied territories, including crimea. crimean to tars were deported from the by the soviet union. in 1944 and thousands of them were forced in 2014 when russia occupied the peninsula. people here are hoping that when this voiceover may be able to return to the land, the reason, even though we may have not from crimea, he says you need more help to win the war. ukraine is a free people. it's not like russian people. we want to live independently. we don't want to be with russia and all we need from actually worked in congress. it's weapon. if it had the weapon, we will fire till the international community has repeatedly condemned the annexation of i'm yes, yes, somebody to me let that. sheila says the peninsula plays a crucial role in the conflict in ukraine. fans russia use crimea is a military base and her president lansky as a say, said her 715 sales strikes a against ukraine from our crimea peninsula. it's a lot doors as a, as the war goes on, ukrainians insist they're fighting for their freedom fully for crimean satires. this is also about returning to where they belong very. so i'll just eat at, keep the argentine economy is battling inflation and a currency that's losing value against the us dollar. but while argentina struggles, its neighbors are getting a financial boost. daniel schwann law has this report from argentina's border with bolivia. these trucks have come from all over argentina, that waiting to unload pretty much everything. food, clothes, shoes, medicines, and toiletries, and also to river them again. who do we sell to? it all goes to bolivia in the towns around here. people sometimes can't afford to buy, so we can't sell much in this area. how things are bad and the rest of argentina. but thank god, we're close to bolivia and we sell every day. she said, an army of 700 or so porters noticed like a heroes crosses the border every morning from bolivia to deliver to awaiting merchants. the members of a well organized cooperative, working with your thirties on both sides of the border store. it was like these used to be full of argent time produce for sale in bolivia. but now because of the problems in the argentine economy, it's the other way round with bolivians crossing the border in their thousands to buy everything that argentina can supply. what can't be bought legally is for a small price. transported through one of these 78 known clandestine crossing points, dirt tracks, and hidden pals on the long, almost impossible to police border. not the any one is really trying to the americans that are on low god. i mean, if the contraband that's now benefiting argentine, traders is not a priority to priority stopping drugs coming in can fight the contraband. because if we did the term that exploded, we have got the benefit of social piece right now. everyone's doing okay, how much of the project ends up in markets like this one in jacquila? 7 kilometers. in bolivia, we're about 70 percent of its merchandise comes from argentina. attracting shoppers from far and wide odyssey market. there is a more now than before because the dollar in argentina is unstable. going down than up. sometimes you lose, but now we're winning because the urgent in best was expensive, which slows the price for us. inflation in argentina in july alone hit 7.4 percent widely used, dollar black market pays more than twice the official rate. the countries had 3 economy ministers in just a few weeks of many a struggling but nor here her grandma rock is, will important underneath the way we've got work, which is important in this country. the moment, however, we live from day to day. things aren't as good right now as they were m to go because it's a constant rise and full of prices, the dollars up the dollars down. so it's hard to negotiate. you can't plan anything, but at least this work. it won't last, it can't last. it never does. latin american economies of victims, if boom, embossed communities like this one ebony flow with decision was taken thousands of kilometers away. but for now they're enjoying the good times. while they can, dan, you showing their al jazeera in salvador muscle and argentina's border with bolivia . and in argentina, thousands of supporters of vice president, christina fernandez, de kirschner have clash with police in the capital. when are side us? the protest came 2 days after prosecutors called for a 12 year prison sentence, for alleged corruption and a ban on public office. when she was president, the demonstration took place outside the vice cur. the vice president's home in the up market neighbourhood of the capital. one day on sun though, i gideon bus was a model from the u. k. has made history by competing in a beauty pageant without makeup. she now has her sights on the miss england title. leah harding has her story. i mean, yeah, it's an industry known for glitz, glamour and lots of makeup media. thousands of women compete in beauty pageants every year. but for the 1st time in nearly a century of the miss england competition, one woman took to the cat walk with nothing on her face. i did, there was some nerves, but once you will in at one time did i just spoke, said beasley, my skin actually does help young women and.

k p. k province toward the northwest clogged roads with just all that water . and the good news is the rain, the monsoon rains are starting to fizz allowed. and the indication is we'll get into a bit of a law until the middle of september. but for now on sunday, that rain still falling from his love about to the hor, off to india, we go. and it's really the eastern side and southern sections that are blanketed in rain drive toward the west from new delhi to buy. but some showers may sneak into the state a muffler roster. now here we go toward the east. we've got heavy falls of rain for be har into the pradesh and the forecast on sunday. and next stop or go into china . finally, some relief for the eastern gang see river valley temperatures in shanghai down to 29 degrees. it's because we've got these showers in storms and also a cool pool of air. jung joe, just 19 degrees. you should be $31.00 for this some the year. the other day we had so called gorilla downpours in tokyo. that's what locals call it when it's really torrential rain and still some rain in the forecast for tokyo on sundays. so it's kicked back. your temperature is a bit too high of just 26 degrees on sunday. that's a snapshot of your weather bye for now. the official airline of the journey debating the issues of the day, producing always in criminalized around the boundaries of re please. i'm just number there people are families and our friends and our community members on an online job voice. this military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are completed that they're just going to have to? there's no recognition about what we're ready. things the stream. oh no, just 0. ah ah ah, you're watching the 0. a reminder of our top stories this our in libya at least 23 people have been killed during battles and tripoli between arm groups backing rival administrations in the east and the west. the violence follows a build up of forces jostling for control of the capitol. unprecedented flooding across pakistan has now killed more than 1000 people in less than 90 days. more than 30000000 people have been affected in what pakistan's climate minister calls a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. the u. s. will name and ambassador at large for the arctic region. the shrinking of the arctic has opened new maritime routes, as well as large oil and mineral resources that strong rival power such as russia, china, and the u. s. to compete for strategic incidents. there been large clashes in argentina where police of battles, thousands of supporters of vice president, christina fernandez, the kirshner. the protest came 2 days after prosecutors called for a 12 year prison sentence, for kirschner, they're pointing to alleged corruption. when she was president, the demonstration happened outside her home in the up market neighbourhood of the capitol winners. i'm gonna be on the phone with the you in has condemned an ethiopian government air strike that killed at least 4 people, including 2 children on friday. unicef says the attack hit a kindergarten in mckelly, the regional capital of to guy. the government has denied targeting civilians on saturday, federal forces withdrew from global a city just south of to guy. the conflict between the rebels and government forces began nearly 2 years ago as his fire was agreed to this year, but fighting resumed last week. there been a series of attacks in russian controlled crimea in recent weeks, members of the to talk community fled the region when moscow to control and 2014. some are now living in ukraine, but they're determined to return home one day. beau has that story from keith law, members of the grey, me in touch, our community gather every friday at this mosque just outside of ukraine's capital . keep. many of them have been living here since russia next crimea 8 years ago. no, we live here, but in order charles family still living there. he says people in crimea are struggling under russian occupation. what rush and brings to the territory where they come, they bring nothing but crime, destroying mother cry. orphan children were so this in crimea will so this in syria, and now we see they're trying to do this. they could in ukraine. in the past weeks there have been a few of attack them the cranium peninsula, even though ukraine has not acknowledged it's behind them. an attack on the saggy airbase destroyed 8 fighter jets from russia, black sea naval aviation. a further drone attack managed to put russian ground forces on high alert. the attacks in grey me a show ukraine's capacity to strike russian targets deep behind the front line. press and below the me to fill and ski says he will fight to recover all occupied territories, including crimea. crimea, the tires were deported from an infant by the soviet union. in 1944 and thousands of them were forced into 1014 when russia occupied the peninsula. people here are hoping that when this voiceover may be able to return to the land, the reason, even though we may not from crimea, he says you need more help to win the war. ukraine is a free people. it's not like russian people. we want to live independently. we don't want to be with russia and all we need from actually everything conscious. it's weapon. if it had the weapon, we will fire till that and the international community has repeatedly condemned the annexation of crime. yes, yes, somebody to me let that sheila says the peninsula plays a crucial role in the conflict in ukraine. fans russia use crimea as a military base hans, her prisons, lansky as a say said her 715 sales strikes a against ukraine from our kenya. peninsula, it's a law daughter of virginia, as the war goes on, ukrainians insist they're fighting for their freedom fully for crimea satires. this is so so about returning to where they belong. very said, well, i'll just see dad, keep serbia and kosovo. have agreed to allow free 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now, the grave thread is bored to area richard and upon job and the province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is of course, going to be the grave trend toward the barn diseases from the stagnant water. that remains still had analogy 0 1st a heat wave, no flooding. wooden china, over tens of thousands of people have been forced to move to safety. south african presidents in the hot seats, settle rama closer faces. tough questions in parliament, corruption scandal involving his fall. ah, with here's your weather update for asia. thank you so much for joining in. we'll begin in pakistan and afghanistan. a much more quiet pitcher here. how just the odd showers popping up, but of course we're in a law and it is forecast to law for the monsoon rains in its forecast to extend into mid september heavy falls of rain for the western gats in india, particularly around marashi. around demo by and just outside and then we've got some torrential rain also long. that border with west bengal and 2nd on wednesday off to japan. you know

here we are in k p, k province toward the northwest clogged rhodes with just all that water. and the good news is the rain, the monte rains are starting to feel allowed. and the indication is we'll get into a bit of a law until the middle of september, but for now on sunday, that rain still falling from his love about to the hor, off to india. we go. and it's really the eastern side and southern sections that are blanketed in rain drives toward the west from new delhi to buy, but some showers may sneak into the state and local roster. now here we go toward the east. we've got heavy falls of rain for be har into the dash and the forecast on sunday. and next stop or go into china. finally, some relief for the eastern gang see river valley temperatures in shanghai, down to 29 degrees. it's because we've got these showers in storms and also a cool pool of air. jung joe just 19 degrees. you should be $31.00 for this year. the other day we had so called gorilla downpours in tokyo. that's what locals call it when it's really torrential rain and still some rain in the forecast for to

now, the grave threat is bold to area richard and upon job and the province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is going to be the grave threat of war to borne diseases from the stagnant water that remains. iraq's prime minister says he will resign if the political crisis in his country continues. mister alcott am cutting me addressed the nation of the supporters of shanita, mac, tulsa, withdrew from baghdad heavily for mike meantime. and he's 30 people were killed and hunters wounded in unrest on monday, following saturday announcement that he was quitting politics. oh has the manila and i want that if they want to continue to create disputes and complications and not to listen to the source of reason than i will make a moral decision that i am proceed to leave my post in accordance to the iraqi constitution at an appropriate time, my day people, our country iraq is bleeding and has been bleeding for a long time. at such a cost, he still has head on out his era, relatives demand answers, and the search team struggles to

and head in the k p k province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is, of course, going to be the grave threat of waterborne diseases from the stagnant water. that remains upon kissane's ambassador to the united nations is holding a wealthy countries to shoulder responsibility for the millions of people affected by the flooding. august on, along with the un once $160000000.00 in emergency funding to secure food medicine and shelter. many occurrences, pakistan didn't coals the climate catastrophe. developing countries have been talking for some time now about the issue of loss and damage from a, from a climate change. and this is a, i think the most vivid illustration are of the impacts of climate change in a country which has contributed were actually nothing to global warming. ah, so certainly we are in a geographical location and with certain other ca, circumstances with the largest number of glaciers. ah, that feed into our rivers. ah, this is a, a of a disaster of epic proportions. and it has been obviously called a caused by climate chang

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k . isis-k, has a present in all of the province in afghanistan, after the u.s.t and left bagram. isis and syria set up an international media arm to recruit, recruits to afghanistan, foreign recruits, jihadists . then another thing that we should pay attention to is the house republicans on house foreign affairs committee lead by chairman mike mccaul, they came up with a very thorough 100 page document look back on what went wrong in terms of the afghan pull out. one of the things that was most interesting to me, a lot of the fighters left and moved down into iran. the nexus between iran and afghanistan, flow of fighters, weapons and drugs through iran to europe is something we should be paying attention to. trey: jennifer, i want to ask you about americans that may still be there i'll have you back. >> thank you, trey. trey: one thing to watch this withdrawal unfold on television, it is another to live through it. know first hand how it impacts thousands of translators, who answered our plea for help. joining us now, an afghanistan interpreter and author of pro

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k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes. my dad is going to be the grave threat of waterborne diseases from the stagnant water. that remains kenya supreme court holding a pre trial hearing to outline the process for the legal challenge into the results of the election held out of this month. william router was declared the winner, but 4 of the 7 commissioners, the war were salt. the poles refused to endorse the results. his rivalry law and anger says the commission system was hacked and once a recount, believing, it'll show that he won those the headlines. the news is going to continue here on al jazeera in about 25 minutes time after exiled by ah, we had yeah turbo because the water was all i can do. all right. let me read it. let me. ah, let me go there. but i will also go to paula bogus, i'd y'all do that. yeah. or sure. or so i get, i get a either i doing yeah. military of the man in a little how that was hemoglobin in that. how that was other in august 2017. the burmese military to launch a large scale security clearance operation. and that drove out close 280-0000 bro, hinder children, woman, elderly people, and babies across the border from jamar to neighboring bangladesh. and this was happening in my own country. oh, the, this is the largest can of genocide survivors in today's world. this is the embodiment of the burmese genocide and its impact felt across the border in bangladesh, in the form of the world's largest camp. or the 3rd that i would imagine that a lot better for them. i did, i did go for the hello the how to do it again and how to mother financial, how to go out. then i had a boy that there isn't a mother military that they do, and i do my husband breed in the city as is vanessa good, medically i shall rush in in the morning. so i'm on a saturday. well it at a more, meghan, them in at our tele mother, what i think i let it go up there about them. ah, and who live there by live it wednesday night any any beat off he will. will you quit job the door? the amana will molly, i mean me, all all the law with hulu or nym out or burma a might. my country is a patchwork or different ethnic communities living across to different regions. if the country is about twice the size of england and about $50000000.00 people, we became nation state as a result of the british empire, dissolving itself towards the end of the 2nd world war 94748. about the time india was petition. we regain our independence and before we were just a cluster of feudal kingdoms, number 10, downing street making boma an independent state outside the british commonwealth. or any not any got line it. i'm gonna leave this thing. are they not by your kind of name? ha. who do ya? ya dying that community without it or muslim rangers and reclaim purchased b started independence or separatist move french military gone, murder. that is at the, at our, my god, that given good to go to hon. giving women for jewelry. her british irma, that are part of mother article or moreover them, when their ro hinges, started fighting the government. there was no walls for several years. and then at the time when they reach an agreement, and they stopped fighting the raw hinge us where promised that no as citizens, they would be recognized as nature. most brooke, bell and other bottom, my other daughter. yeah. would you know, and your daughter, your daughter fell unbearable right about it are still on is logan you laura. resume will oriented out of the kids that don't know. they are seeing the other had a mother on a salanda wrong arizona never really was on monica. would get it or i just i googled why they were all right. do you? what are my birthday when were you? one of their demands was bought gus for the level which is undeniable. the broadcasting service yellow heads of sucking up program. i don't get yelled like nobody would. a la la la la model. oh man. oh oh oh. oh oh, i see have done my year. would be better. i live alone. my login is on monday. so my new day in 1962 the i me to follow included in general, new in he was even due to 426. he is politically and economically he was a failure. they, when had an idea that that berman would be good. this guy, they would look like him. he wanted people not to look like indians. and he didn't like muslims, he done like christians. so he 1st started by expelling foreignness meaning all the westerners who had been there during the british time and a new when ton to the issue of the hinges. this distinct muslim population that we're so far officially recognized as an ethnic community. ne, when's deputy general, can you? she was a new window into military intelligence in his book, discover the as early as 966. the burmese military started to see the ro hinder as a problem. british government kick galati gala diarrhea, the bravo. lenny applegate ave buster hook up bundled discounted recoil. abbe calarino my the i am needing bd those. anela who burgundy brought band bigler their back on the will at it. booty auto body lim, canal that claim. mazda. there were many illegal immigrants from bangladesh because there was a war in the finance going on. they started a military campaign which resulted in over $250000.00 going jobs escaping to bangladesh. that was the very 1st wave of a fit us of rangers that happened in 1978. ah ah, is quite a young. i still remember anything? no, as a short team by the by miss jane henderson, family book shadow. and then later emery, when he left, this has been an agony operation. king dragon operations. when he laughed, i was very young and i was put in a musket and my, another singing was put on the other bus was get my father canny. i was crying. my hands less were very late fingers. so within the 978 wave wars, the direct result of centrally organized, forced expulsion, organized by the central government in rangoon as any member, ms. green on the people. every days, every day, past of henders jonas and that possibly 9 without foot man notation, the high duration a. ready often by lay trillion payment, we are sent back to paul blunt when attend there. i see the only jungles house is kajuana been younger. i think there when had no choice, ah, because the international community had proof that these people came from perma. he proceeded to essentially copy cat what the nazis did to the jews. in 1938, his legal advisors come up with their citizenship law. the intention was to make sure that ru hinges, no. we're no longer entitled to either basing rights or citizenship rights. any one who had not resided in burma as natives by 1820 full. they could not be entitled automatic burmese citizenship threatening. and 9 am on a allowed he did it. and when i'm over, oh, see, and congo 7 would it be the mining on that? would he should? i know, would it? now that is impossible because ah, independence came in 1948. and whoever had been living in the country before that many of the people in jamar, not only the royan jobs during the british period, did not have any papers. so they were natives, but they were falsely ah, framed as bengali migrant. ah ah, i will know my mother will ye, the la area almost done at o ye auto head than that they are v are they are gone as a on the on others on not been busy at that almost. yeah, on the mahoney, god donna, that done. i felt casara odd. i said greg graham via body, you are not allowed to middle who shall rule to od bye darcy. i'm got a lay of the most of the young at the did by the heck, the other day i dorothy islanders so the on the go to the anti and on the holiday on rob, what about that? the road? i only wanna move that doesn't because you've been going on the law was brought in as a weapon of prosecution. the law was in pursuit as a, as an initiative to establish citizenship. the law was coded to primarily persecute. there were hinders and to dis enfranchised them. as the ethnic community now mom, when at independence, it was one of the richest countries and sons that asia. and by the time they, when i left office, it was one of the poorest nations in the whole world. one of the biggest mistakes in there when did was that in 1987 may when had made all the big bank notes 100 char august big notes illegal. he just declared it all the money was what less so everybody suffer. i'll family become bank cash. but all the money is around 1000000 law at alley, the agenda could of any man, any masula village on the road, they devona deacon and if at the time of 1988 i uprising i was her original stray comedy. generous wickertree. oh, the whole 20 there was a democratic prison is eva started from or ingle all this was including premieres goes a shadow, melbourne, mismanage sheets on as students who join in the more for the movement for dissing her as date for them of as in the whole night in whole the shouting democracy, democracy, democracy, all the races, all the religious went to get us. all the students wait to get us. there's not any conflict in between any others in action, etc. edema who you compete on and are told amy warren she did calling with an appeal id card 0 mom virginia wing up a junior minute timothy to windier. lydia you were jo g. so moni a barnett bob driebe yom up a chinney minute thought they'd be out, it never might the now to, to sins out. it says out of your mom, not the name of oh, city had been some popularity before began to know about her. and she formed a national league for democracy morning. did she get us with other mit mil mandate? as well as i did also send you the leg also, or jones at the military theater. you get a, i've, you know, little general time you my new years we're planning amazing in the put me mostly nekisha either when the abdougla and 98 september a d. the allowed as to from id and the promise that the will hello pre and say, alicia and, and a ball i do the with yellow body wall. so i believe the problem is that the, as my morning when don't mistake the ra hinges were already a marked population for prosecution. when they decided to participate in democracy uprising when they decided to support our son, sushi and national lead for democracy in the eyes of the burmese army, they became doubly guilty before they was guilty for simply existing. now they were expressing their political support for our son, sushi, and in all the party and n l d and our son sued. she were seen as the greatest threat to the military. they began to institute measures to essentially make live for ro hinder in their own areas. utterly impossible. in junior da, missouri. oh, nasa gosselin put me here. now sucka was essentially the burmese equivalent of ss. nasir cow was the executioner at out of money. or will guy ever in and i got you my there got you in there got by listening and you know that the, the mom i went to italy, i'm going to take on it when i did it about every women you might need in you mom we do so, you know, oh do you, i mean, you already are the k, you are not media go though. yeah. let me ok. i miss you go. mr. luni, radio. all kinds of like you're restrictive measures, were put in place. severe restriction on physical movement not started to install money. any lube waterloo how late or the new yellow w, i mean you may not want, it will set you to call it. we'll go ahead and do that. i don't want to let you know how the form or what the the, and yet the data i was little so happy to know what it is that my, he did. and he goes in on a little money and i need a lot of money, a, a, a. so for the, the population was extracted, forced labor to build the mil that the military cool comment of breast senior, kind of sending it gong k b, tara aero nuclear pope, your daddy machine in the line. hello, a, i am looking, malone. genuine was the guy in charge of institutionalizing killings and destructions of the raw hinder, to the point that ruined your community would be wiped out. can you should be prosecuted for not simply crimes agains

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k. s. i c k, whether my sense is that the beginning of the winter will be the tougher spirit had both in terms of inflation rates, but also in terms of economic growth. so my sense is that the toughest times are yet to come result with these new g d p numbers, the europe is still eking out growth, at least in the 2nd quarter. but there are so many concerning signs ahead. is a recession imminent? well actually the numbers that came out a day about as a new information for the latest quarter are, are not as the as so pessimistic as a had originally thought for some countries, sir, i'm thinking here of the netherlands, but also there were the numbers for greece or after a very strong to his spirit, actually quite strong, much stronger than i would have there are dissipated for others growth numbers in the 2nd quarter, or between 0 and 11.5. and of course, the big issue here is germany with their ag did be gross and 2nd, puerto exactly 0. i always basic units that are, you know, the next numbers and