there is still no sign of them in lebanon. the mean defendant for the terrorist attacks that shocked harrison 2015 has been sentenced to life in prison. during the trial, survivors were forced to confront both her assailant and their trauma. for the past 10 months, catherine baton felt she was in a parallel universe. she's a survivor of the battle, an attack and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one year or so. what i can point out is, as while listening to the civil plaintiffs, i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people . one police officer michele arrived with his team at the batter, clang. just after the attack began, they got every one who was wounded outside, then special forces got there and told michelle and his colleagues to go direct the traffic. although they were covered in blood, it was only when he testified that people heard how michelle held

we don't have any national reserves in lebanon. the last bread of the day is coming out of the ovens overseen by the baker mohammed . he doesn't know if he'll have flour again to morrow, even though russia has supposedly promised to release weep deliveries. there is still no sign of them in lebanon the main defendant for the terrorist attacks that shook paris and 2015 has been sentenced to life in prison. during the trial, survivors were forced to confront both her assailant and their trauma. for the past 10 months, caffeine baton felt she was in a parallel universe. she's the survivor of the battle, an attack and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one year or so on. kentucky and poor is a while listening to the civil plaintiffs. i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people. one police officer michel arrived with his team at the batter clang. just after the attack

a large part of lebanon's wheat came from ukraine and russia as did sunflower oil. now, new suppliers are urgently needed almost, but the government has to secure loans and find alternatives to ukrainian. we'll sit on it and we need storage and other problems that we lost our wheat silos in the explosion that happened at the port a bay route. there was no longer a place to store wheat or puffy mikaela that was in love. the devastating explosion in bay roads port almost 2 years ago not only destroyed the wheat silos, but people's confidence in politics. here the country is experiencing an economic crisis. the currency is in free fall. food prices have risen by more than 600 per cent bread price have also multiplied. the world bank has promised lebanon a $1000000.00 loan for wheat, but the money hasn't arrived yet. we are having a very serious, a concern that if or the russia going closest continues to grow. and we import about 80 percent of our wheat from russia, and you claim we don't have any national reserves in love on the last bread of the day is coming out of t

they now run 11 recycling facilities in lebanon. imagine what they'd achieve if the city and the country actually got involved. this is a zero-waste facility. we don't throw away anything. we don't burn anything, and we keep track of everything that comes in and everything that goes out. everything. on an average year, we do about 450 tons per month. wow. o.k. of everything that comes in. and nothing is thrown away. keep that in mind. yeah. so what's wrong with the city of beirut? why are they not jumping onto this very obvious recycling train? it's way too many parameters. one of them, yes, i will not mince my words. one of them is political profiteering. o.k. landfill gives you land, supposedly, where you can build on. it's more lucrative than putting back recyclables into the recycling industries. so, it's an amazing project. respect that you built all this up. thank you. but, i mean, one man doing all of this, and you have the whole country of lebanon. how do you take it to the next level? we're just showing the way, so people k

because ukraine is really a very important country for lebanon today lebanon used to consume grainsapproximately 80% of wheat is from ukraine and now, despite the fact that ravi has a very serious crisis, there is not even bread, of course, ukraine has become especially important, and we made very serious gestures to meet lebanon, the first ships that left ismail and reni 's sports from the danube ports practically well, we went to lebanon, five ships have already arrived, which brought barley and wheat to lebanon, and even sunflower oil, and corn in addition to that , so that, in principle, the lebanese understand the importance of ukraine, they understand that this is a country that now belongs to them extended a hand and that is why we hope for such reciprocity and mutual understanding, thank you very much, thank you very much for your work and for your comments. thank you for explaining . you know more about such a diplomatic front. he is very important, extremely important now, and it is very wonderful that igor ostash is not a diplomat with him and the plenipotentiary post of

in january the united states at investor of lebanon said lebanon didn't need to worry about americansanctions and that indeed the u.s. indeed the usa conveyed assurances to that effect. i publicly stated at the time that was exceptionally poured vice. lebanon should absolutely worry about violating u.s. sanctions and so should every other country involved in the schemes. added the congress would strongly oppose the biden administration trying to enrich assad and indeed we have seen and heard some of that opposition already today. congress will ensure the united states sanctions are fully insured and enforced. the actions of this administration are endangering the american allies involved and exposing them to enter sanction risks. it's also worrying the biden administration has been deliberately vague up his middle east policy. administration officials sometimes say they will provide letters licenses or waivers to exempt countries from sanctions on assad and other times they have set up enough the sanctions passed by congress don't apply it also would like to ask you about that. last

and the logic of rule in a country like lebanon isn't to govern. it's to divide up the wealth and power of the country. so it was a corrupt political class that had agreed to put massive explosives and the ports of bade wood. and that just blew up. and nobody to now is held accountable for this. we live in that smarts corruption, that's even human life is not worth it anymore to those people. it's not just that they failed us. it's that they attribute. 2 me who i have an n g all. so when the explosion took place, unfortunately, we had teams in place for instruction because you had already done that because you have to know that in lebanon, it's personal initiatives and civil society who does the work of what a state should be doing. because we do not have a state that has me so so he could be an associate will see can have had that can and they know what the most about hey, they allow me to let me call them ok . so have the muzzle title and seizures in this little a little how you live in the kid for the initial make you stuck. oh, i expect you ent

to allow lebanon in israel to reach a order agreement, and then allow both countries to exploit their gas resources. if you were advising president biden, ahead of his visit to morrow to, to saudi arabia, knowing that he is vowed to make the kingdom a pariah. knowing that he now says he wants to reorient not rupture, the relationship, what would be your advice? he said that from the beginning, you know, he was, of course, very critical of saudi arabia and of the crown prince of because of the murder of roger martha shogi, because of some aspects of the saudi conduct of the war and yemen up and at the same time he a recognize that saudi arabia faced real threats from yemen. iranian sponsored a proxy there, the of who have fired hundreds of missiles at some 1000000000 targets and saudi arabia. and he has always said he did not want to rupture. he wanted to recalibrate the relationship and i think that's actually what he's doing. now. i think the main impetus to do the visit now is really about the war when you crank and the fact that to lead an international coalition to push back on ru

we will not get justice lebanon. it's impossible. giving the history of everything that has happened to register. there was a time when tracy nature had hope, but she says the re election of 2 m p. 's charged in connection with the explosion with a wake up call. you can't us so criminal to judge criminal. the luck, i'll tell you the coming from the people of webinar. we are alone. we ship along to the limit on political and security and phone lines have been exploited by politicians in the battle for accountability and not just with the baby port blast . and in my own case, that's my father's legacy. trying to circumvent a geopolitical problem in lebanon. you pay an ultimate price for that. mohammed shot that was among the politicians who opposed syrian and iranian influences, lebanon killed in a wave of assassinations. investigations haven't been credible. and culprits were never caught for his son, roni, an independent judiciary, and having the tools to pursue justice won't be enough. it's a security problem that lebanon is burdene

oh, lebanon is over. the pensioner says lebanon no longer exists. before midnight in a large bakery in southern bay route. they quickly sell what's available. bakeries here, don't have large stocks of flour. many places are running out of bread and the country imported much of its wheat from water ukraine. that's making the problems here. even worse for them. of course, there's no more verona and i have 7 children at home. may god help us on that island? may god help this country? amanda hobbins, my family in a root has no bread. they asked me to buy some. here it is none, but i've searched everywhere. i let mahal they root may look pretty on a postcard from afar. you wouldn't suspect the tragedies behind every door. marva eunice, a special education teacher, takes us into her children's room a little intact world. but appearances are deceiving. her daughter alu me is full and is battling an aggressive form of cancer. but there is no medicine in the country for her as her, but none of gay. we've reached a point psychologically or where we wake up su

and iranian agent and iran threw his ball a, a tries to control lebanon. and b, a tried to project threats against israel as his balls even involved with some other conflicts in iraq and yemen. and elsewhere up but this. ringback is bhalla activity related to the offshore gas deposits is really an insane. and it really is a, a great example of how has ball up wraps under iran's influence has really cost the lebanese people an enormous opportunity. and it's doing great damage to lebanon's own well being. israel is already are exploiting gas resources in its territory waters that there's no dispute about those drones you've described. you, you mentioned that the israelis recently shot down, we're headed for a israeli gas operations and a completely undisputed waters when i and it's all because i'm a small area of dispute and there's a legitimate negotiation that has to be conducted to decide exactly where to draw the boundary, but until that boundary is drawn and until his ball of course ceases any threats of violence in that area. there are no companies tha

there are no companies that are going to invest in lebanon's, undisputed gas or resources. so it's done great, great damage to lebanon's own energy self sufficiency in our economy, prospects. meanwhile, israel is prospering with what they have been able to develop in their gas resources. so i, i, i hope that there will be pressure to put in his bolo, from inter, internally, from within lebanon to allow 11 on israel to reach a border agreement, and then allow both countries to exploit their gas resources. if you were advising president biden, ahead of his visit to morrow to, to saudi arabia, knowing that he is vowed to make the kingdom a pariah. knowing that he now says he wants to reorient not rupture. the relationship, what would be your advice he is said that from the beginning, you know, he was always very critical of saudi arabia and of the crown prince of because of the murder of roger martha shogi, because of some aspects of the saudi conduct of the war and yemen up, and at the same time, he a recognized that saudi arabia faced real threats from yemen. iranian sponsor

reporter: lebanon is over, the pensioner says. lebanon no longer exists.dnight, in a large bakery in southern beirut, they quickly sell what's available. bakeries here don't have large stocks of flour. many places are running out of bread. the country imported much of its wheat from war-torn ukraine. that's making the problems here even worse. >> there's no more bread, and i have seven children at home. may god help us. may god help this country. >> my family in beirut has no bread. they asked me to buy some here. there's none. i've searched everywhere. reporter: beirut may look pretty on a postcard. from afar, you wouldn't suspect the tragedies behind every door. marwa younes, a special education teacher, takes us into her children's room. a little intact world. but appearances are deceiving. her daughter alumi is four and is battling an aggressive form of cancer. but there is no medicine in the country for her. marwa: we have reached a point, psychologically, where we wake up suddenly and fear that she's no longer with us. reporter: for alumi's parents,

and the logic of rule in a country like lebanon isn't to govern. it's to divide up the wealth and power of the country. so it was a corrupt political class that had agreed to put massive explosives and the point of bade woods. and that just blew up and nobody to now is held accountable for this. we live in that smarts corruption, that even human life is not worth it anymore to those people. it's not just that they failed us. it's that they attribute on i have an n g o. so when the explosion took place. unfortunately, we had tim's and place for unstructured because you had already done that because you have to know that in lebanon, it's personal initiatives and civil society who does the work of what a state should be doing. because we do not have a state that had with whoever. so here for could i'm talking on a little bit and lawyers are a bit of gossip shipple fecal here that that so how that can and then they know what the month about martin. hey they alyssa, me of is me away. the few i'm at sad mom levy calling from us in a open. okay. so hey, t

i'm buying the cheap ones made in lebanon and city. the pharmacist tell us there's no way of knowing the efficacy of alternative products. nearly 35 percent of households can't afford health care. the public health sector is struggling to keep up with the growing demand. as fewer people have the money to pay for private hospitals. the ministry says at least 70 percent of the population are demanding help, but it's budget isn't high enough. what are the session people reach the doors of the hospitals and they die because hospitals demand cash and dollars. most people including health care workers, are paid in the local currency, the lebanese pound that's devalued. and the health system, once the best in the region is crumbling us. unless you get a lot of that, you know we can secure enough medicine for cancer and kidney dialysis patient. we can give them the 3 sessions they need every week. and the doctor said, the accelerating crisis has reached the point where patients' lives are at risk. that they're alters either tripoli, north 11 o

it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs and use social contract for it to solve this problem. in depth analysis of the data, global headlines, insight story on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, my reminder of our top story is this. our protest is occupying the homes of to lank as president and other official building say they won't leave until both the president and prime minister stepped down. both of agree to resign already offered day of protest. at least 14 people have been killed by government and a bomb in south africa. it happened in the note mazama settlements and sweater south west of johannesburg. and these 15 people were killed in russia, military strikes and ukrainian town of chassis, your rescue as fear more people to trump, to the rubble of a 5 story building russian ground forces are pushing to take control of the entire done, yet screeching japan's governing ruling liberal democratic party as one sunday's parliamentary elections as just 2 days after the ass

we will not get justice lebanon. it's impossible. ah, giving the history of you know, everything that has happened already. there was a time when tracy nature had hope, but she says the re election of 2 m p. 's charged in connection with the explosion was a wake up call. or you can't ask for criminal to judge criminals. i'm the lack of solidarity coming from the people of lebanon. we are alone, machine alone. today, lebanon's political and sectarian fault lines have been exploited by politicians in the battle for accountability and not just with the baby with port blast. and in my own case, as my father's legacy trying to circumvent a geo political problem in lebanon, you pay an ultimate price river mohammed shutter was among the politicians who opposed syrian and iranian influence in lebanon, killed in a wave of assassinations, investigations haven't been credible. and culprits were never caught for his son, roni, an independent judiciary, and having the tools to pursue justice won't be enough. it's a security problem that lebanon i

it sounds like you don't expect anything change there, problem, lebanon, it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the goal of this my security, and thus creates a government that has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data. global headlines . this is can be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back. no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera lou ah, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, a summer heat wave has swept europe, sparking wild fires and leading to hundreds of heat related debts. transport to go grease on spain are among the worst hit countries. russian missile strikes have had a number of towns in ukraine. it follows a declaration from moscow that it was ramping up a tax in all operational areas. and voting has begun in a local bi election in pakistan's punjab province, which could have national implications. prime minister shibel series muslim league has been challenged by the party of former pakistani leader iran con you

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oh, lebanon is over. the pensioner says lebanon no longer exists. before midnight in a large bakery in southern bay route. they quickly sell what's available. bakeries here, don't have large stocks of flour. many places are running out of bread and the country imported much of its wheat from war torn ukraine. that's making the problems here. even worse. put them up and cover. there's no more verona and i have 7 children at home. may god help us summer, may god help this country? amanda hobbins, my family and a root has no bread. they asked me to buy some here it is none, but i've searched everywhere. i lead mahal. they root may look pretty on a postcard from afar. you wouldn't suspect the tragedies behind every door. marva eunice, a special education teacher, takes us into her children's room a little intact world. but appearances are deceiving. her daughter alu me is full and is battling an aggressive form of cancer. but there is no medicine in the country for her as a but none of gay. we've reached a point psychologically or where we wake up sudde

a search for justice, why crimes, old, a new, a going unpunished, lebanon? ah, a cargo playing carrying weapons is crushed in northern greece, killing all a crew members creak authorities say was traveling from serbia to bangladesh by jordan. but nearly a 3rd of the way into the flight. the croft made a shop you turn before crashing near the greek city of karbala specialists. greek army investigators are now on site to determine whether any dangerous materials are left in the wreckage. say bas ravi has more eye witnesses describe a plane on fire lighting up the night sky. the crash of an ant enough cargo plane, tearing through an open field. there was put their name to say a band was to speak to them as i wonder how it didn't fall in our houses because it came from over there. it was full of smoke. it had a noise i can describe and went over the mountain. it passed a mountain and turned and crashed into the fields. there were flames. we were scared. a lot of cars came, but they could not approach because there were continuous explosions. what are the scale o

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the united nation says this city more than any other in lebanon, is in need of social housing. there has been no development or investment for decades. many of the buildings are old and haven't been maintained. some were damaged during the civil war that ended in 1990 and the political violence. in the ensuing years. others were built illegally with poor quality materials, yeoman's, that comes up with a bit that how can you blame those who can't afford construction materials or restoration costs that were already poor and they have become poorer with the collapse of the local currency? many here, no, their buildings aren't safe, but they have nowhere else to go. all they can do is wait for the next tragedy center for their elders. either tripoli, northern lebanon, the fast moving fire in the us state of utah has burned through hundreds of hacked as of land around the town of fillmore, firefighters have been, sprang the surrounding hills with flame retardant. they've also ordered evacuations of nearby properties. meanwhile, thick black smoke filled the skies over the italian cap

the 8th of august 2020 was a dark day for lebanon. a huge explosion at the port of beirut, decimated areas of the city and destroyed much of the country's grain stores. that damage is still taking its toll. grain prices shut up and now we to imports from ukraine have ceased around 80 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. many who can now trying to leave perhaps the most telling sign of the collapse of any country is garbage pining up on the streets of its capital. and people rummaging through it. the liver, knees have lived through so many wars, but they have never gone hungry like this. in any of them. i beg while picking scraps from the garbage. i have no money for food to la. hopefully the war will come back sooner than later. even war is better than what we're going through now. below. oh, lebanon is over. the pensioner says. levin on no longer exists. before midnight in a large bakery in southern bay route. they quickly sell what's available. bakeries here don't have large stocks of flour. many places are runnin

in lebanon, because they're to hold as well. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to cat hook your travel package today. hello, i think we may see more fighting coming to northeast in parts of china across the korean peninsula, over the next couple of days. big area of stormy weather, just rolling through the yellow sea, some burst of very heavy rag could cause that flash flooding. now the system linking all the way back into we're or beijing pushing further westward. again, we're seeing some intense downpours coming through and that st. shane of where to whether affecting a similar area as we go on through tuesday. so flooding, i suspect, is more likely than not, sir, quite heavy showers, crashing make their way into japan as well. 28 celsius there for tokyo, with some heavy downpours coming in across on she, he, she little dryer, dry across a good part of southern china was settle and sunny here. sunshine and showers across indo china, but southern parts of vietnam. cambodia. pushing across into thailand, monsoon range being some i

the united nations says this city more than any other in lebanon, is in need of social housing. there has been no development or investment for decades. many of the buildings are old and haven't been maintained. some were damaged during the civil war that ended in 1990 and the political violence. and the ensuing years. others were built illegally with poor quality materials, yeoman's, that, that comes up with a bit that how can you blame those who can't afford construction materials or restoration costs? some of the were already poor and they have become tutorial with the collapse of the local currency. many here know their buildings aren't safe, but they have nowhere else to go. all they can do is wait for the next tragedy. santa hood, their elders, eda tripoli, northern lebanon, a growing wild fires threatening a grove of ancient trees in one of america's most famous national parks. yosemite is home to more than $500.00 giant sequoia trees, which can grow to more than 76 meters. official say the fire has more than doubled in size in a day. personal jordan reports. ah, the wash