the wife of manila smear has turned on for a tour of the. back you ation center. after photos and interviews she enjoys a meal brought in from the local fast food restaurant. movie. there's no shortage of evacuation centers so politicians to visit. the vice mayor has arrived at noon to distribute food and told police. families have been waiting for over 6 hours for his arrival and the distribution of shoot 5 i mean i am very. sorry for you know that the tears. 5 were no more hard. for the morning but i am. least. louie. louie please. leave. leave. the victims of the fire in the squatter settlement of nguyen have been housed in a community hall and basketball court. yes. that. bus tours arrives once again with aid and his encouraging. the doing the job he was really getting out of the. involvement of the me. me me no he got me say something made up and. they go good little i'm not a good choice between them. sooner or later oh. well over 100 or so you lose and everything will finally end because. 15 years of that all i am not going to not win this thing you know i

sent it to you at manila city hall and it's considered a man of power and influence. with brown guy in the actions only 5 weeks when he's to make his district. the largest this story and one of the most one of the. them. in the world i think we have. only 30 of the only $5000.00 per square kilometer. and a. majority of the problems here are based on the essentials mean food and the 3 should be walked or how seeing. the just worry about their meal the next the they leave life. they don't speculate for well for a moment and the i mean can you just imagine for say 21 years now so there are 7 say 7 elections and nothing nothing whomp and so you just can't imagine how what's their mind set piece as far as government sponsored. it's becoming. more expensive because. their votes are for sale so you have to be there for the vote for you and. i ask you last election lost me there show how much of the going rate for councillor here. he told me it's still under the theory i would pass a spur for voter. base if you win in bondal. you've got mayor of money left. you. mean. politic

and it isn't happening in the capital manila alone local survey shows at least 7000000 families have big sperry and hunger at least once in the past 3 months that's a record high of more than 30 percent the highest incidence of hunger since 2014 the survey comes as the country is well into its 7th month of community quarantine one of the longest ever implemented by a government in the world the philippine government imposed a lockdown with the coronavirus pandemic broke out but it pushed the country into one of its worst economic recession in decades the government says it is doing the best it can it has given out cash to millions of filipinos and says it hopes to get more. the bill because it could be outside and about this that is so i we are developing the economy to restart jobs and to generate more income for those most affected but others say more could be done there has been permanent damage done to label good jobs and there needs to be a more sustained response to this problem i think we need to dispel that notion that there isn't enough funding there is funding it's just not

and organs reports from manila. even says his family feels lucky if they are able to eat 3 times a day he used to earn an equivalent of 6 u.s. dollars a day selling food but now he says he's happy if he's able to bring home 4. we've been hungry says march in the 1st 2 weeks of the lockdown the finish of the very least that cash we had as is he couldn't really go out to work he just borrowed money many people here are in a similar position they used to be part of what the government calls the informal sector they're either self employed or run businesses providing goods and services but now they tell as many people here have lost their jobs and some have resorted to. and it isn't happening in the capital manila alone local survey shows at least 7000000 families have experienced hunger at least once in the past 3 months that's a record high of more than 30 percent the highest incidence of hunger since 2014 the survey comes as the country is well into its 7th month of community quarantine one of the longest ever implem

howard johnson, bbc news, manila.an increased focus on how to ensure that schools can remain open across the uk. now, two big new research projects have received funding, to investigate how the virus might be transmitted in schools. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has more details. at the school front door, the first reminder of coronavirus, the risk their education will be disrupted again. but these pupils in bristol could help change that. taking a saliva test for the virus once a month, so cases without symptoms are spotted. if you do know that you have it, then you can stay at home for, like, two weeks and make sure that you've fully recovered. at such a critical time, learning obviously our gcses, so keeping school open for our year right now is probably the best thing that can happen. the benefits are of testing like, you know you can take precautions, you can quickly isolate, and help others stay safe. for the first time since march, all pupils are back. cases are rising in towns and cities across england.

like these in this rolling megacity of manila. built without proper sanitation lacking medical facilities and little. used as a dumping ground for the sick describe it in a moment they stuck over to the soap and then was invited. and with the rising crime the news they never. a little bit of a lie when the last. bit of it. but it's not just about poverty and chaos the generations have lived in these slums the. word. of the survivor. and esquire. the lot of false the man's the neighborhood of one another. these are the stories from the signal. smoky mountain for 50 years one of south east asia his most toxic rubbish dumps shut down in 1905 and now home to some of manila so homeless. presa lived on the dump for the last 2 years. her name no yelling morning good morning to you now a widow mom of 8 including a 9 year old cello. a lot of found but i'm sad for the man. that my low salt i wish and i will buy it in california and i lost a lot of one thing or i as in it is. wrong. in what i will jay leno on top of that about. what we're. g

will the levy mana in manila yeah i had the money in the many many years ago. please if you ever come i'd love to show you. how long have you been in exile. since two thousand ninine. and your family. i hope i don't have to go into exile. i mostly think that. i. whatat did you think the meeting with president. i sufficiently cycynical but myy normall pectationn f for a meeeeting wih the head o of state i is that wl bebe a problem. but essentially will be a performance for some political. but it t was a remarkable senense thahat you we actually having a conversation with somebody y who actually ha. to influence our political rerelations so we'll see what actually comes of it. it was an off the record discussion with him. one is one of the leaders that was targeted by these bad actors and social media. is he a leader with liberal values does he stand for things that the geopolitical actors did not one who is behind those thirty thousand fake accounts that's interesting. he probably knows he certainly didn't say anything about. the constitution of the philippines

this lumps of manila home to extraordinary talent and.that occasion on hard work transformed child's compensation just into a professional on the arena she has the strings technically she's very strong on mixed martial arts fighter just want to be swayed from the streets to success in the ring so i can tell you this is your stepping stone. this is not on i'll just 0. hello there across the united states it really is a country of 2 halls across the east we have some showers and thunderstorms we've even had some flooding rains across well central areas and there's another mass of rain on its way towards the midwest but of course out across the west it remains hawse and john at times it is not as high as they have been but it really is about the rain but it will be heading to california not for several days and you can see how to continue to fight all of these fires and this is what it looks like once that fire retardant has actually. being deposited now temperatures all coming down slightly into the pacific northwest seattle on sunday a hig

in a manila hotel room now, with his wife who had no news about kevin at all. >> it's just a terribleeeling helpless, totally helpless, useless. i'm just sitting here and hope the best. >> reporter: that very day, half-way around the world, gerfa got word that the fbi wanted to see her immediately. she rushed to the hotel room. >> when i opened the door, everybody was looking at me so quiet. just stare at me. i was like, "oh, something happened. something happened to kevin." >> reporter: an fbi agent was holding a phone. on the line, the mayor of a small town on basilan island. "it's for you," the agent told gerfa. >> the mayor said, "mrs. lunsmann?" i was like, "yeah?" "kevin is out." i said, "what? what?" it was just like chaos after that. and then when i talked to him i was like, kevin. "hi, mom, this is kevin." you know, he just sound so good. it was just beautiful. it sounds like my son. that's my son. >> reporter: kevin was free. but how? >> it's the craziest turn of my life probably. i didn't think it was ever going to happen. >> reporter: here he is, kevin lunsmann. now in his

howard johnson, bbc news, manila.tched two hijacked airliners crash into the twin towers of the world trade centre. ceremonies took place across the us today to honour the almost 3,000 people who were killed on 9/11. the days events began with the unfurling of the stars and stripes from the pentagon, the site of the third aircraft collision. this was followed by events at ground zero, due to covid restrictions the names of those killed were not read out live, but instead pre—recorded and broadcast during the ceremony and president trump attended an event at the crash site of flight 93, which crashed in a field in pennsylvania after the passengers prevented hijackers from reaching the us capitol building. the new premier league season gets under way on saturday with the champions liverpool hosting newly promoted leeds. here's our sports correspondent patrick gearey. cheering the show must go on, even if there's still no one there to see it. liverpool had little time to enjoy their first tackle in 30 years. they can alw

duggan al-jazeera manila. for a week now relatives of missing children and survivors of gender violence and occupy the offices of mexico's national human rights commission activists say they won't move until the authorities make progress including bringing perpetrators to justice when you're a part of reports from mexico city. protesters outside the offices of mexico's national human rights commission. they are survivors of gender violence and family members of missing persons who with support from feminist activist groups have moved into the building and taken over. they are protesting against the government which they say has turned a blind eye to soaring rates of gender violence and other human rights abuses in the country. mexico has close to $600.00 reported femicide so far this year more than $75000.00 missing persons and the murder rate higher than at any other time in the country's history. when at least west that were part of their last meeting this action is different to others we've seen in the past

compared to what other countries are doing to protect young girls 2000000 in turkey reports from manila thanks shiloh gardy is a journalist who focuses on gender related issues she has been speaking in schools against a culture of harris meant and victim blaming towards women and young girls in the jeep this guy kept leary when i got out of the jeepney it was about 15 minutes of the guy just following me home. saying very vulgarly basically asking me to come home with she's one of many women who have joined the filipino version of the global need to movement a core which means i'm a girl was created after a facebook message posted by staff at a police station in june told women to dress modestly to avoid getting harassed this fight having one of the highest number of female executives in the world and to be a male president in the past it remains to be the only country globally where divorce is still not recognized and where the age of sexual consent is still at 12 years old one of the lowest in the world. congress has now filed a bill that would criminalize sexual intercourse between a

going al-jazeera manila. quick recap of the headlines this hour now u.s. president donald trump has announced that formal balkan rival serbia and kosovo a normalizing economic ties kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but isn't recognized by the serbian government or its allies trump says serbia will also follow his controversial diplomatic policy a moving its embassy to jerusalem while kosovo has agreed to establish ties with israel i want house correspondent kimberly how kit has trumped announcement came at a difficult time for him domestically in terms of the sort of diplomatic win that the white house is touting this is something that donald trump needs badly on an already bad news day he's been battling back the domestic press here continuing to downplay it article in the atlantic magazine that alleges that donald trump called servicemembers an even war hero john mccain. losers and also saying that they didn't win if they were killed and found themselves buried in a military cemetery now this is caused outrage at the white house the presid

dogon al-jazeera manila easy fangled is the chief of education at unicef philippines he says more help is urgently needed. this school closure has been afflicted 28000000 children in the philippines and the department of the occasion has speaker learned continuity plan that includes different more than 2 to reach the children in different areas of the country so there is a part on one or layer lean or so there is t.v. occasional relocation and also distribution of printed materials so there is a concern on the gaps that can increase because right now the private schools already started with the new school year and public school will wait until the official start which is october effect so you need a piece of ok to do to start this as will not force you all are not just for their or soft we we are also advocated for face to face nearly a lot reese areas deliriously ok to it so we think that that resource also with the safety and wanted actions that it's a possibility that the department of children once you are. being a fair again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera

the slums of manila home to extraordinary talent need a little bit occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessa into a professional ballerina she has the strength technically she's very strong and mixed martial arts fighter just battles his way from the streets to success in the ring fight you tell you this is your stepping stone. this large on al-jazeera. oh i'm fully back to doha with a look at our top stories on al-jazeera the southern u.s. is being hit with what's being described as catastrophic and life threatening flooding that's why is so i'm sally made landfall originally as a category 2 hurricane and gallagher reports. are concerned we came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt of 165.

temperatures in manila all the way to shanghai. that's all for your weather.ake care. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that brings us to end of this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you for watching and hope you'll join us again. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm shibuya aki. empty stages, empty seats, performers robbed of a chance to do what they love. make no mistake, the coronavirus pandemic has brought the creative industry to its knees. today, we look at the work being done by one of europe's most famous choirs anand one of japas finest orchestras to ensure the music never stops. >>> and we start with the vienna boys' choir. it has moree t than 500 years o history. and witith over 300 performrman each year, delights audiences around the world. the concert revenue supports most of its operating costs, including the young men's boarding and education. but one concert after another has been cancelled since the pandemic. income has shrivelled up. if the choir's financial situation doesn't improve, its future could be silenced. ♪ >> reporter: recently, angel

our report is in manila with this story.g -- strain in the global job markets in the migrant workers in the home country support? >> yes. migrant workers from ages development-- asia's developing countries have been hit hard by the pandemic. says the locked, many have gone back on their way home. actually here, the philippine government estimates 300,000 overseas filipino workers are going back jobless. despite this pressure, interesting ly, these workers have managed to send home record amounts of money, and that is helped cushion that pandemic impact on their families. wonder woman -- one wonder how that is possible. suspect they are taking any money they have left back home with them. pacific willasia drop in the second half as temporary support for, from the money, rather, that these furloughed migrant workers bring back home with them. so, this is likely going to be a long-term pain for many developing countries, including the philippines which faces record of employment locally. rishaad: a big challenge for the dutarte

this lums of manila home to extraordinary talent move a little bit occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessa into a professional on the arena she has the strength technically she's a very strong a nice martial arts fighter just a lot of his way from the streets to success in the ring so i could tell you this is your stepping stone. the slant on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the racism protests continue in a number of cities across the united states when people who need to be heard in this trial for the area line nearly 500 points were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land does al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar is it that's going to solve the problem if want to bring you more room mood when in documentaries and life moves on and on and on line. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. but more to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to keep the most russian goals hardly a tre

short of what rights organizations and women's groups are demanding jamila durban reports now from manila thank shiela gardy is a journalist who focuses on gender related issues she has been speaking in schools against a culture of harris meant and victim blaming towards women and young girls in the jeep this guy kept leary when i got out of the jeepney it was about 15 minutes of the guy just following me home. saying very vulgarly basically asking me to come home with him she's one of many women who have joined the filipino version of the global need to movement a call which means i'm a girl was created after a facebook message posted by staff at a police station in june told women to dress modestly to avoid getting harassed this fight having one of the highest number of female executives in the world and to be a male president in the past it remains to be the only country globally where divorce is still not recognised and where the age of sexual consent is still at 12 years old one of the lowest in the world. congress has now filed a bill that would criminalize sexual intercourse betwee

are in the 20s in beijing as well as seoul and thunderstorms are possible in the south of china and manila on your thursday. now, let's go to north america. lots of wildfires occurring in the western areas. but in the rockies we saw a huge temperature drop. on monday it was 33 in denver and only 1 degree was reported on tuesday. so the temperature d dropped by about 32 degrees in just 24 hours. snow is falling heavily too. take a look. a drastic temperature change brought snow and damaging winds to the u.s. rockies on tuesday. the cold weather follows a long spell of hot and dry weather. casper, wyoming, has had 43 centimeters of snow in 24 hours. denver had a 2.5 centimeters of snowfall. it looks like cold weather will continue and then it will shift to the north. that's it for me. stay cool. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. >>> tokyo's benchmark stock index dropped sharply on wednesday tracking overnight losses on wall street. the nikkei plunged amid worries sparked

it's going to be sunny in beijing and rainy weather in hong kong, manila a as well as bangkok on yourednesday. let's go to europe. unusually high temperatures have beenen battering portitions of europe. that includes paris. we saw thehe high reaching 33.4 degrees on monday making it one of the warmest september days in recorded history. it was even warmer in the south of france i want to show some video coming out of the uk as well as france. the temperatures climbed up once again on monday as highs moved past their normal levels. in the united kingdom people flocked to the beaches to cool off or catch sun. in london, the merkley reached 28 degrees celsius monday. across the channel in paris, highs moved into the 30s, some ten degrees warmer than average. weather will remain very hot as we go into tuesday in paris, but starting wednesday, things are cooling down. 30 for the high in paris on wednesday, even cooling down to the 20s as we go into thursday. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ >> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching an

from poor backgrounds are being disproportionately affected as demeter linda graham reports from manila. 14 year old marketeer is loves art specially drawing happy faces but the last few months were spent not inside the classroom but in the fields of bangor province in the central philippines. he is farming every day just so he can save a $150.00 to buy a cell for the needs for the newly implemented rule of distance learning them but they have no money. and they further research will there the idea is indigenous tribe is considered one of the earliest inhabitants in the philippines but for decades their population has dwindled and now live in scattered mountainous parts of the luzon region and the walk is a village of about $900.00 people and just like most indigenous communities across the country they have suffered dispossession and this placement for decades but the coronavirus pandemic adds another layer of difficulty for the item families here. the philippine government has implemented a distance learning program for all schools to help stop the spread of coronavirus education offi

there's lumps of manila home to extraordinary town and being a little bit occasion on hard work transform child scavengers just into professional on the arena she has the strength technically she's very strong a mixed martial arts fighter just battles his way through the streets to success in the ring so i can tell you this is your stepping stone. this man on al-jazeera. examining the headline that said to me business wire is to enron and we watch it on the news and i think you guys the committee looking for unflinching in journalism how relevant is the debate here in this day and age how he treats your eyes the protest movement i would say that 3 observes the awakening of the nation sharing personal stories with a global audience to. explore an abundance of world class programming the world is watching on al-jazeera. the world health organization sounds the alarm over surging coronavirus figures across europe as the number of cases worldwide crosses 30000000. play watching al-jazeera live from a world headquarters in doha battle also ahead the pandemic disrupts education for millions of

six domestic routes and one international flight linking kansai airport to manila face possible cancellationanother low cost carrier is suspended all domestic flights once again, starting from next month, citing a slower than expected recovery. the affected flights operate out of aichi prefecture. the airline resumed flights last mont but hasn't bounced back as hoped. >>> the leader of european commission has proposed increasing the target for the european union to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. the commissioner said the new goal should be cut compared to 1990 level. that's considerably more ambitious than the current target of a 40% reduction. she made the proposal at the european parliament on wednesday. it's unclear whether all eu members will support the higher target. some countries still rely on coal power generation, which produces large amounts of greenhouse gases. >> i recognize that this increase from 40 to 55 is too much for some and not enough for others. but our impact assessment clearly shows that our economy and industry can manage this, and they want it. >> the commissi

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notoriously overcrowded prisons but he was actually in solitary confinement in a military facility in manila to the visiting. forces agreement which is an agreement between the philippines and the united states of the military personnel. carrier procedures that tell us more about the reaction to this pardon well as i mentioned before the family of jennifer love they were in the process of an appeal and in fact virginia now she's a lawyer for this family called the decision a mockery of the country's judicial system and also as you can imagine there was a lot of reaction on social media and actually if we take a look at some of the reaction this is quite telling of the sentiment the government is transphobia the government deems a white murderers life more important than that of our transistors and also we're seeing other sort of reactions as well which are similar this pardon is an affront to the so freeing of jennifer. and her family and rewards criminal behavior it's a big step backward for justice in this case and in our country and the thing is sumi that the pardon is renewed as well int

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duggan al-jazeera manila this is gold is true for education and unicef philippines he says more help is urgently needed. this school closure has been afflicting 28000000 children in their feelings and the department of the nation has be paralleling continue with the plan that includes different more than 2 to reach the children in different areas of the country so there is a part on an online learning or so there is t.v. a location relocation and also distribution of bringing materials serious. concern . gaps that can increase because right now the private schools already started with the new school year and public school will wait until the official start which is october fact so you nice a piece of ok good will to start this as will not force you all i'm not the least bit farther or soft we we are also advocating for face to face nearly a lot risk areas the myriad cases so we think that there is for schools with the safety and conservation is that a possibility that the department of education once you are. still ahead on al-jazeera how policemen and woman are feeling the pinch of

their waste every day he comes the streets of manila to collect and sell it for 4 decades already. but since the corona crisis things for him have to change drastically. the pandemic caused a lot of problems my son lost his job and for me the junk shops were closed for one thing even if i go out and there are barely any junk shops to sell to lower. only what the mines in egypt i don't know. normally as to a store would earn up to 80 euros a day selling plastics and metals now his income is cut by half he's had to sell his bicycle to get by even when the amount of waste has risen due to corona especially plastics but demand is low a problem also for the philippines which produces around $40000.00 tons of waste as a. the country is largely relying on and former waste pickers like us to have to deal with the problem. the pandemic is really increased benteke bill you share in. in the philippines and also in other countries just because there's a lot more people using disposables now due to misconceptions and fears are around transmitting the right areas and then of course there's thing

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does lumps of manila home to extraordinary talent move little bit occasion and hard work to transform child scavenger just south into a professional boundary now she has the strength technique i mean she's very strong on mixed martial arts fight that just bought his way from the streets to success in the ring so i can tell you this is your stepping stone. this long on al-jazeera. winds pick up in the fire spread in california but u.s. president donald trump insists the scientists blaming climate change have got it wrong. watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha i'm daddy navigate also. heads facing trial for marking a massacre some of hong kong's most prominent democracy activists appear in court over a chinaman square memorial. i'm stephanie decker on the greek island of lesbos where the army is.

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she knows that the battle she chose is difficult but she's determined to continue duggan al-jazeera manila. pro-democracy activists in hong kong are urging people to boycott the movie the star of moulin nearly 3 caused outrage by voicing support for the police crackdown on anti-government protests process leader joshua long says anyone who believes in human rights shouldn't support the film. fred hochberg isn't asia analyst in the former chairman of the export import bank of the us he says the american film industry should be concerned because personal views can impact the movies financial success. i'm not a big fan of c.e.o.'s of companies even or artists sort of a voicing their personal views when it impacts also their craft and their are work now and china is overly sensitive is very sensitive to this we had that issue with the national basketball association earlier this year so i'm not happy about china's views of this and that isn't a good thing but that is also the reality we're facing if if one wants operate in that market they're going to be some of the conditions upon that and co

duggan al-jazeera manila. well the easy fame goal is the chief of education of unicef philippines he says intervention is helping but just isn't enough. this school closure has been afflicted 28000000 children in defeat bins and the department of the nation has to be fairly early on the plan that includes different more than 2 to reach children in different areas of the country so there is a part on an online learning or so there is t.v. a location relocation and also distribution of bringing materials serious. concern . got that an increase because right now the private schools already started with the new school year and by league school will wait until the official start which is october in fact so you need say he said ok good will to start he says will not force you or not be lazy for there or soft we we are also advocating for face to face nearly a lot reese areas in the area we ok so so we think that that the source who also with the safety and health on today shows that that's a possibility that if i he

for the majority of manila slum dwellers the only way out of their makeshift homes is in a box. generations have been born and will die here. but against the odds a few manage to break out of the slums and achieve success beyond their wildest dreams. jessup a lot their lives in a row muslim she shares one room with their family of 9. when jessa and her family arrived in town door 15 years ago they worked scavengers . a default job for newcomers to the slums on the big one governor i want to but i'm ringing a similar lot also because well want to buy a lot of money we got a 1000000. i'm going mother force article i'm liable. jessa scavenging days are over for now. she won a ballet scholarship and has been attending classes for the last 5 years. you know good vision well. my son up with some i got a boy will. step. up will be believing with. the bulls i think. that one. for a good one another but i mean. they all possible that they are going in. but i. don't want to be the nothing. but i'm so well that if he. doesn't like the way it was. then in my will. well i know. he will. just

be being prosecuted for what he did chris hedges host of on contact you're on r t you could join manila chan in question earlier and to touch on their sons' case here is what he had to say. how after figures. and not. evident a court system. into the same. european courts. security. area radio into. numerous. activists. are skewed going old busy. but it is stir. it represents is. this separation. of course because of the good point you see this of this aeration the constitution of verse aeration the rule of law but we're not seeing that we're seeing this not only in a major scale of the songs but we're also seeing this across the country in light of the black lives matter protests and how they've been treating press who cover that especially independent press exactly what. well watching is a full scale disillusionment of the press as we know it happening on the administration happening fast and we're watching these journalists who are literally trying to get information on the ground to really tell people what is actually happening which in many cases specific to the protests is in star

there's lums of manila home to extraordinary talent who will act that occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessa into a professional ballerina she has the strength technically she's very strong and mixed martial arts fighter just battled his way from the streets to success in the ring so i could tell you this is your stepping stone. this large on al-jazeera. all. so these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera news democratic presidential nominee joe biden says donald trump's plan to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg before the election is quote an exercise in raw political power. and government protests are taking place across egypt police fired tear gas in the city of deezer just south of the capital demonstrators there are among those calling for president of the father of sisi to step down and surrounds government aid agencies and volunteers they're all a race against time to stop outbreaks of disease after record breaking floods 120 people have died in 100000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. tens of thousands of people have again marc

there's lumps of manila home to extraordinary talent move a little bit occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessup into a professional on the arena she has the strength technically she's very strong a mixed martial arts fighter just battles his way to the streets to success in the ring so i can tell you this is your stepping stone. just love on are just sirrah. rules her or. balogun add reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera un investigators have accused the venezuelan government of crimes against humanity in treating the killing and torturing of protesters a fact finding mission found response grounds to believe president maduro ordered the crimes to silence position. a powerful weather system is pummeling the united states gulf coast with life threatening storm surges and 165 kilometer an hour winds aurukun sally we can to a tropical storm several hours after making landfall in alabama. and a prominent generously in protest leader has been charged with undermining national security area kolesnik over has been held in jail in minutes since last week but she ripped off he