the parents of baby latifa have yet to receive government support. those in the affected area say their polite is bein plight is . after losing her baby sister latifa, 13-year-old erin won't take her mask off. >> those who have been responsible should be brought to justice. it is the only thing can i hang onto. >> police have named 17 companies suspect ed of causing the fire. three have lost their licenses but an environmental group says they're a small part of a much larger problem. with fire still spreading out of control latifa's family hopes that others will be spared losing a loved one because of this man-made disaster. step vaessen, al jazeera, south su math rah. sumatra. >> artisans have made their living making hand made copper goods. but now the industry's dying out. imtiaz tyab has the story. >> for 40 years, madek has hammered sheets of copper into intricate pieces of art. it was taught to him by his father, who learned from his father. he's afraid he's the last one. >> translator: my sons are not going to follow my footsteps. unfortunatel

after losing her baby sister latifa, 13-year-old erin is afraid of the smoke haze. while others won't aware their masks, she won't take hers off. >> we have rule of law in this country. although i have lit 48th in our law system. it's the only thing can i hang onto. >> reporter: police have named 17 companies of causing the fire. three have lost their licenses but environmental groups say they are a small part of a much larger problem. with fires spreading out of control latifa's family hope that something can be done about this man made disaster. step vaessen, al jazeera. >> final of the rugby world cup, the all blacks are hopeful to win back to back world cups. lee well wellings reports. >> south africa had won two of the previous three world cup encounters including the famous final of 95. >> i'm looking for a ten point victory for new zealand. >> cano kept his head to score the first goal of the match after five minutes. but south africa was far from being outplayed. they were the better team in the first half and took them to a 12-7 lead. new zealand were press

. >> : i'm being forced out >> alecia :latifa lewis and her 6 & 8 year old girls live in an east oakland apartment that she says is uninhabitable. >> : they basically wanted all of the tenants out so they could remodel and charge more rent. >> alecia :the ceilings in both of her bathrooms caved inafter a year and a half court battle with her landlord, she decided to settle. >> : there could've been more enforcement on violation of the codes. the stairs are bad. there are holes in my ceiling. there's been the hot water leaking and bursting into my bedroom. >> alecia :she is no longer paying rent and has four months to find a place. except.everything is so expensive, the only apartment she can afford is in stockton. with last week's announcement that uber is making its way to oakland, city council woman rebecca kaplan fears there will be even more displacement. she's pushing to fix oakland's affordable housing crisisby strengthening tenant protections, while taking actions to increase affordable housing in the long term. >> : we absolutely need to look at vacant lots and buildingsand in th

forced to breathe poisonous air for five months, victims of the haze, like this 3-year-old, and baby latifa are yet to receive government support. some say that their plight is ignore. >> after losing her baby sister, this 13-year-old is afraid. most of her friends can't stand to wear protective masks, she will not take hers off. >> those that burn have to be brought to justice and punish as severely as possible. they have rule of law in this country. i have little faith in the system. it's the only thing i can hang on to. >> police named 17 countries, three lost their licence, but environmental groups say they are a small part of a larger problem. with fire spreading out of control. the family hope that others will be spared losing a loved one because of the manmade disaster. more to come offer the break, including a controversial film about rape that has been banned in india, but could be in the running for an oscar. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas at uluru, it was through years ago that this australian landmark was handed back to indigenous owners. i'll bring you the celebrations and lookin

with fires still spreading out of control, latifas family hope others will be spared losing a loved one because of this man-made disaster. >>> and we're joined by a professor of sustainable development at colombia university. these fires happen every year so why are they so bad this year? >> it's a tragic situation that's happening in southeast asia. this year is an el nino year which is an atmospheric condition. it means in southeast asia, conditions are dry, the fires burn, there are emissions aband this haze is spreading over the region. >> and the government said it underestimated the effect. but how much responsibility should they be saddled with? they're created by farmers trying to create land. >> fire does not occur naturally very often in that part of the world in the humid toics so they're caused by people. fire is an effective, cheap way to clear land and manage agricultural lands. >> but should the government allow farmers to do this. >> it is not allowed. in indonesia, fire is not allow. >> but they do it anyway. >> it's very difficult to control. >> why can't the governmen