. >> later that very morning, as air force transport reached karachi.h regiment provided the honor guard. the salute to vice president nixon in the absence of the prime minister who was away in london for the commonwealth conference. with the united states charge d'affaires if, the vice president and mrs. nixon met more than 50 members of the foreign diplomatic corps. ♪♪ >> catchy was another -- karachi was another place to greatly impress vice president nixon. the cameraman accompanying the vice president took these views of the city's booming. they are dramatic reminder of pakistan's energy and determination. ♪ ♪ >> at the presidential palace, mounted rangers in white tunics provided a colorful escort for the party from the united states. ♪♪ >> inside mr. nixon posed with the president and cabinet if ministers after conferring with them on matters of military and economic aid. while mrs. nixon chatted with a charming and gracious first lady. ♪ ♪ >> before leaving karachi, the u.s. vice president granted another press conference. on the question of kas

the biggest city karachi is subject to a one week partial lockdown of a sharp increase in cove at 19 infections before the very latest joiner kemal hider, who live outside the vaccination center in the capital, islamabad and real concern for the authorities, are ended up going on and also a challenge because you have thoughts have been reporting from karachi and can understand that this is a congested date where the bulk of the labor for employed on daily wages. then that's the city of concern. they got pockets on it now reporting over $5000.00 case daily wage. the bulk of them are in the southern province of sand and particularly in the city of garage. now, just to give you an idea, a month ago, a friend was regarding $500.00. what your dvd case said on our daily basis that had now gone into thousands. and of course it concerned that the delta where we're at, which is far more dangerous and also the fact that the smoke and gauges i've got to order deep water. but it is going to be, i hear mongers start to try to stay read, don't restrictions and do. in both doors restriction. we hav

we have heard reports from karachi that a large number of people are now congregating outside the waxen nation centers. there's been some pushing and shoving, even breaking of glass and doors because the people are no frantically grandfathered vaccinations after the government announced the word stop people from traveling within the country and that industry that did not have 100 percent. right . they did work good. would not be allowed to function thailand as announced. it's extending stricter measures as it battles of forth, wave of infections driven by the delta variance. the restrictions will be implemented in bangkok and other high risk areas until the end of the month. they include travel curves, mol, closers, and curfews. on sunday it reported more than 18000 infection, john to 178 deaths. both record daily highs. as in denice or struggles with the worst cove in 1900 outbreak of asia, the number of orphans there is rising. some have no relatives and are left with little support. charity groups say the children says for needs to be done to help the most vulnerable. jessica washing

the school is in one of the most impoverished neighborhoods in karachi.mpty desks, more than half of the stents have less -- left. >> this is caused such damage that even those who were enrolled could not stay. manyf our classrooms are half empty so we are very much affected. this will not go back to normal until the government announces they will be no more lockdowns and that the covid pandemic is officially over. >> pakistan's government has made efforts to compensate for school closures encouraging remote learning by the internet and special tv programs but these are not accessible and affordable to some of the poorest communities and several exrts criticize the support given. >> the government should have given a proper structure for online learning. they needed to provide hardware -- so quality education can be delivered to the students. >> the government says it will commission a study to find out exactly how many children have dropped out of the school system, and that it plans to reengage as many as possible. but there are fears that if action is

so southern areas of pakistan including karachi. so that means our risk of sand industrial ins starts to peel back as well, but don't get used to it because in the days ahead we will see those wind a ramp up as well off to turkey, where crews are battling fires for the 12 day in a row, a bit of rain rolling through, but look at this, this is concerning toward the black sea region. we do have forest fires, but we've also had flooding there for places like our hobby. and that is certainly not good news. talking about a lot of what weather for bungie, 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. seen those big storms pop up through the p. o. p. in highlands. pushing into south sit down further to the south, scattered showers, transferred from the western cape to the eastern cape, and it will be wendy to use in the wake of the criminal, a race. right. how much can someone take before the fight? recognition is crucial. we need to coordinate heads to prevail, broaders in hits of fable things that was said about religion. and the thing t

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it's a serious situation at this time in karachi and cases arising and baluchistan, k, p, k, and punch, and the cases are increasing rapidly. all provinces mistakes, serious steps to contain the spread which i, 3rd pockets. dawn has been able to go with a 3rd wave relatively well, but did an alarming trend and their doctor and, and medical fraternity. a warning that if the situation had not control pockets on hard to produce maybe stretch to the limit. yes, that's written is very alarming. noise will be followed no more the more social distance. so we are afraid that we might have more patients and all of the patients admitted here are critical. patients are just going to be important to see how their country will cope with the fought and more dangerous rave of countries in se asia are struggling to control a rise in infections. thailand reported more than 20000 new cases on wednesday. that's the highest daily increase so far neighboring malaysia also reported nearly the same number of cases. florence, the we reports the crowds of tourists and commuters have all that disappeared from t

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the country's biggest city karachi, will go into a one week partial lockdown this weekend because don reported any 5000 new cases on saturday, the highest single day in italy. in the past 2 months. 6 people have had their accreditation revoked to take your lympics. the organizing committee chief says they violated rose and pays to cut the spread of over 19. it comes with daily infections in japan, which record high of more than $4000.00 a change to hong kong. the immigration law takes effect on sunday, which critics say will give authority the unlimited power to stop people leaving or entering it for last year. the position of a wide ranging national security law says then thousands of people have emigrated. and as adrian brown reports from hong kong, the exodus is growing. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days. except here, the check in area for flights to london. these people are not going away for business or pleasure though. they're leaving for good feeling, a mixture of anger guilt. and just since they're being forced out, this is our home. why do we need to

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it's a serious situation at this time in karachi and cases arising and baluchistan, k, p, k, and punch, and the cases are increasing rapidly. all provinces mistakes. serious steps to contain the spread that budget on has been able to go with the 3rd wave relatively well, but did an alarming trend and their doctor and medical fraternity and warning that situation had not controlled pockets on hard to maybe stretch to the limit. yes, it is very alarming. noise will be followed normal, the most social distance thing. so we are afraid that we might have more patients and all of the patients admitted here are critical patients. but it is going to be important to see how the country will go forward and more dangerous rave i about the russian olympic sprinter who was granted a humanitarian visa by the polish government has arrived in austria. christina, some of sky is in transit in vienna. she'll fly to warsaw in the coming few hours. the 24 year old says the authorities and bella roost made it clear she would be punished if she returned home from the sky or accused her team's officials of tr

you know, winds in karachi, will gus to 50 kilometers per hour on wednesday. and that's a west when a coming in, and that's when we see that sand and dust kicked up. okay, off to the mediterranean and we're still keeping tabs on that wildfire burning in one of got. so that's east of antalya city in antalya profits. and this is what crews are still battling, trying to get that upper hand. and there is a glimmer of hope we look at our forecasts. temperatures are starting to drop as we head toward the weekend. we're getting that south east wind. so that's a wind off the mediterranean, through central africa, the tropics, are storms, will move east to west getting some pretty good pulses and cells pop up in ethiopia . further to the south, it's all about the sunshine. look at some of these temperatures, johannesburg, 20 degrees. you've got a stellar forecast for the next 3 days. enjoy the the. ah, the recall of a sudden rise of more than $40000.00 corona virus cases. neighboring pakistan has vaccinated a 1000000 people in a day to come a search and infection. ah .

so that includes for karachi. but toward the north, we've been dealing with fighting rains, especially long, bordered with african. it's done, homes damaged and reports of some deaths. here as wall. take you to turkey were fire ravaged areas of antelli, a province, a few spits of rain here, but also thunderstorms, which could be dangerous. if we do get relief, it will be short live back into the hot sunshine, and those winds will be gusty as well. or the next 3 days for areas like man, i've got ok now for the tropics of africa. we've got our storms coming and go in some heavier pulses through that bordered shad sedan spilling into south sudan on saturday. so pictures are above average for namibia and botswana. have her own a hive 20 degrees on saturday, cape town 19, but we're going to disrupt this weather pattern with some rain and when it will move in late on sunday, and persist through monday with a high of 16 degrees. that sure whether updates or ceo later the ah, in 2011 al jazeera gains rare access to the yo

jomana karachi, cnn, istanbul. >> now joining me live is meteorologist tyler mauldin.r the size of these siberian fires. the size of all these other fires put together. >> yeah, it's insane. and russia is on track, michael, to have their worst fire season on record. we have seen more than 1.6 million square kilometers scorched here in siberia. and as you mentioned, that is a greater area than all the fires in greece, turkey, italy, u.s., and canada combined. the smoke from these fires reached all the way up to the north pole for the first time in history. the smoke also was picked up by the jet stream, carried more than 5 million square kilometers to the east, and we were seeing that smoke from the siberia fires all the way into alaska. one of the reasons why we're seeing all of the fires not only in siberia, in russia, in europe, and over in the u.s. as well is because of these extreme heat waves. and we're seeing heat waves occur five times more often according to recent research, and also ongoing droughts. now, we don't see much in the way of any relief from the dou

jumaane karachi joins us.s, the red tape is samplefying the crisis, isn't it? >> reporter: it's been a week since the fall of afghanistan, a week since the taliban took control, a week since this crisis began, and the situation seems to be getting worse, seems to be getting more dangerous by the day. it's got ton a point right now where the u.s. is telling its citizens, do not come to the airport until you are notified personally to head to the airport. we've seen these large crowds gathering outside, thousands of people, and they're not all necessarily people who are eligible for evacuation. you've got thousands of afghans who are desperately trying to flee the country, to escape taliban rule, who are right outside the airport. we're literally seeing people dying trying to get out of the country, trying to get to the airport. the british ministry of defense confirming that at least seven people lost their lives yesterday outside near the airport in two separate crushes. this is coming after the past few days

in 2010, he was arrested near karachi and spent eight years in prison before washington negotiated hiselease on the belief a power-sharing could -- power-sharing agreement could be shared -- could be reached. he signed a deal with the u.s. in 2020, which led to the withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan. after peace talks, these amounted to nothing. it is now clear he was simply waiting for his path back to power to be clear of foreign forces. >> we continue to watch for all developments on that story. next, five days after the earthquake, victims are still coming to the hospital in haiti. the quick's claimed almost 2000 lives. some 6000 people are injured. the recovery operation resumed after the passage of tropical storm race. haiti suffered of the devastating effects of earthquakes on a number of occasions. a quarter of a million people died in 2010 in the wake of a similar quake. brendan is from haiti. brendan is an expert in construction. he explained some of the reasons why haitian buildings cannot resist an earthquake. >> unfortunately, no. it is not surprising. one of th

same goes for the southern portion of pakistan through karachi. but for the northern slice of the country, it remains unsettled with scattering of showers in the forecast on thursday. you know, temperature records have been broken in greece and turkey over the last few days. high temperatures here. wildfires still trying to get them under control and weather conditions are not cooperating through the tropics of africa and tense downpours through the ethiopian highlands. and we can also tracy storms moving east to west through the gulf of guinea on this one in south africa where we've got an abundance of sunshine for places like johannesburg, the yugoslavia disintegrated. war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction, one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle. episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend press drag push each who went from coaching boys football to teaching young men life, frederick push each of the siege sarajevo on al jazeera. we understand th

yeah, but that is the reason, that in my case, when i survived an assassination attempt in karachi — got six bullets, two bullets are still inside my body. and i named the person, the head of an intelligence agency, then the government headed by mr nawaz sharif. they established a three—member inquiry commission, which was composed of three seniorjudges of the supreme court, including the then chiefjustice of the supreme court of pakistan. and i made my, my statement in front of that high powered commission, not once, but twice. i was injured, but i appeared in front of the commission. i made my statement. and when the commission called the person who, in my view, was responsible for attacking me or hatching conspiracy against me, he refused to appear in front of the commission. he never appeared in front of the commission and no report came out. so that is the same... same was the case with mr asad toor. he complained, he made up a complaint to the police and the police issued an fir. and the name of an intelligence agency was mentioned in that fir. and we were demanding that our co

speaking of those winds for southern airs, pakistan, karachi, you know, i still got to put it in there about gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. can it be expected on friday, over to turkey, and we've got stellar forecasts for is stumble with a high of $33.00 degrees. some sunshine, that winds will be brit scott times, but nothing major over to the tropics of africa right now. and we do have activity lining up through the democratic republic of congo central african republic, right into southern sections of chad on friday, further toward the south pole weather disturbance now plaguing the eastern cape. in fact, we could see wind gusts here of about 75 kilometers per hour and it will bring a cool pool of air across south africa. johannesburg is down to 17 degrees on saturday that your weather update. bye for now. the a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and the bazaar dangerous attempt at regime change in the ball of every in republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera when the news breaks on wednesday, the 8th la

sand and dust storms were a problem but rain has fall in, so that's helped improve the situation in karachi over to turkey and we're talking about the wildfire burning east stuff on talia city in antalya province. you know that high, he continues, and also at times we will be dealing with some fairly gusty winds. so that is certainly not going to help with a fire fight there. and these temperatures well above average, central africa are storms are flaring up as we head toward ethiopia, south sudan pushing into the democratic republic of congo, and also the central african republic on sunday. further to the south, this is what your weather story is looking like. a nice stretch of weather, plenty of sunshine for cape town. 17 degrees habit roney 22 degrees. below wail. 22 will be the high for you interest. a scattering of showers as we head toward the east coast of madagascar on sunday. that sure weather update. the news talked to al jazeera, we roll, did you want the us to take and who's stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global new

into that pattern for the next several days breezy conditions across southern areas of pakistan, karachi, so sand and dust storms. the concern here, 39 degrees will be the high in the hor, on thursday. we do have some energy moving across the bulk ins, but i don't think that it's gonna push into is stumble. so we look at the next 3 days. a mix of sun in cloud and your temperature is actually above seasonal. and we'll get into the breezy conditions on saturday, tropics of africa. we have our storms through ethiopia, and also gab on and cameroon rate, through to western africa, whether france lands into the western cape, we'll see winds in cape town, about 72 kilometers per hour. this is thursday, look at saturday, brings a cool pool of air. we've got snow in was to, to, to content with the, who's that emma on the right. as morocco records would be impacted with 19 the country votes and parliamentary elections that will shape the future. while the listening post dissects the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 911 attacks open the world 20 years on the w

and, pakistan's largest city, karachi, began the first day of a week-long partial lockdown today. hospitals there are close to capacity and close to 4,500 new cases were reported in the country during the last 24 hours. across france today, thousands to to the streets to protest a new law that will require a special pass showing proof of vaccination, a negative covid test or recent recovery from the virus to enter restaurants and other venues beginning august 9. vaccinations for health care workers will be mandatory. in washington, d.c., senators remained at work today, still trying to come up with final language for a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. as of this afternoon, a bipartisan group continued to work on the proposed legislation. when finished, it will be introduced and debated before a vote. the house adjourned yesterday and representatives headed home for their traditional august recess. senate majority leader chuck schumer said this morning that the senators should be prepared to stay in session until ”we get the job done.” as the tokyo olympic games move into the sec

speaking of those winds for southern airs of pakistan, karachi, you know, i still got to put it in thereabouts. got to 50 kilometers per hour. can it be expected on friday, over to turkey, and we've got to spell or forecast for is stumble with a high of $33.00 degrees. some sunshine, that winds will be brit scott times, but nothing major over to the tropics of africa right now. and we do have activity lining up through the democratic republic of congo central african republic, right into southern sections of chad on friday for their toward the south pole weather disturbance now plaguing the eastern cape. in fact, we could see wind gusts here of about 75 kilometers per hour and it will bring a cool pool of air across south africa. johannesburg is down to 17 degrees on saturday. that sure weather update bye for now. the story of love, life and death, an israeli spelling operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would mean and algae is there a well health gripping story of motor fi, l. e calling operated on the cover in syria, in the 960 notation career that ended in public exe

in the southern pakistan, city of karachi, was released in 2018. another important figure in the doe hall negotiations and someone expected to play a major role in the tale bonds leadership share mohammed abbas sonic i. he's a former deputy minister in tyler bonds government before its removal during the us led invasion in 2001. and this is sarah. you didn't, connie. he leads the powerful connie network, a group that has overseen the tale bonds, financial and military assets across the border and pakistan. the have connie network has been blamed for various attacks. enough gun is done, including this one on the sorento hotel and campbell in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts, the former president of afghanistan from it cause i shall stratford to 0. the death toll from a devastating earthquake and haiti has surpassed a 13 hundreds and is expected to soar. a tropical storm looms rescue workers desperately trying to save those still buried in the debris. while health work has worn displaced, residence of

in the southern pockets, donnie city of karachi was released in 2018 another important figure in the doe hall negotiations, and someone expected to play a major role in the town. yvonne's leadership share mohammed abbas stomach was i, he's a former deputy minister in the taller bonds government before its removal during the us led invasion in 2001 and this is sarah. you didn't, connie? he leads the powerful connie network, a group that is overseen, this harley bonds, financial and military assets across the border in pakistan. the connie network has been blamed for various attacks, enough gun histone including this one on the serena hotel in cobble in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts. and the former president of afghanistan from it cause i shall stratford to 0, say the roach as a professor at the national defense university and also a former nato operations director at the joint chiefs of staff. he says time will tell if the u. s. mission was worth it or not. we never fully addressed corruption within the afghan government. and what w

so karachi $32.00 degrees and we do have our monsoon, moister toward the north. anywhere from the hor to islam about could catch a shower or a storm in some in turkey. we've got rain falling in all the wrong places toward the black sea region, which is still trying to recover from devastating flooding. places like our hobby, you know, for africa, hart to me we have seen flooding here because of both the blue and the white nile rivers. rising rapidly, so we see these scenes and it's all because if we getting these big storms through ethiopia into sedan and south to down, as we go further toward the south, the scattering of some showers will be the name of the game throughs and bob way, ferrari hiv 24 degrees, but it abundance of sunshine. cape town. 17. and as we check in on durban, also a high 17 degrees. that's for me. see you soon. the through the shared passions, the elephant conservation colleagues have become friends. but with civil war defending famous now protect themselves, escaping deep into the rain forest back to the western world. the elephant surviving the poacher is a li

least ten people have been killed in a grenade attack on an open truck in pakistan's largest city, karachielling home from a wedding on saturday night. ten other people were injured. no—one has yet admitted carrying out the attack. a massive search and rescue operation is continuing in northern turkey where at least aa people have died in flash floods. the floods swept through the black sea region earlier this week, causing some buildings to collapse — and damaging roads, bridges and power lines. it's the second natural disaster to hit the country this month, following wildfires in the south. a water—dropping plane with eight people on board has crashed in southern turkey, killing all on board. russia's defence ministry said five russian servicemen and three turkish citizens were on board the plane. the country has been trying to contain some of the worst wildfires in years along the south coast. here in the uk, the decision to return a shotgun and a firearms licence to a man who killed five people in plymouth in the south west of england on thursday is being examined by the independent po

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same goes for the southern portion of pakistan through karachi. but for the northern side of the country, it remains unsettled. scattering of showers in the forecast on thursday. you know, temperature records have been broken in greece and turkey over the last few days. high temperatures here. wildfires still trying to get them under control and weather conditions are not cooperating through the tropics of africa, intense downpours, through the ethiopian highlands, and we can also tracy storms moving east to west through the gulf of guinea. well, and this one in south africa where we've got an abundance of sunshine for places like johannesburg, the news, the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some, through the villages traversing one of the world's most dangerous is a risk that comes with the job. we follow the journey of the people as they get to survive. risking is all peruse on allergies era. ah. the me watching out 0 mind if our top stories this our over 200000000 people worldwide have now been infected with coven. 19 world

through the water nation, recapturing los lan, now on pakistan, independence day. joining me from karachi is parliamentary leader, the focus on peoples body sherry for man. thank you so much. and senator, for coming on the show, i mean, you just come out with a book, women's explaining activism, politics, modality and budgets. how ease with itself is pakistan of the $21.00 gun, $31.00 gun salute, and pres, they scream out into the night on national day to day. well, there's scream out into the day actually. and my son is looking at a very difficult couple of years ahead as we speak, but dictionary because normally on the, on the day we look behind the headlines, we look towards structural problems. we look towards the need for further resilience. but what we're seeing today is an impending theories of challenges. practice on have a be resilient population. we have wonderful women at the best face of the country and yet discrimination. just like all of us out the show, we have a situation. where are you go more to 65 percent of the population? so they have particular needs such as jobs and