all right, that's all these years. natasha butler, joining us from paris. thanks so much. natasha. at the g. 20 liter summit and volley, european council president charles michelle said he will propose a meeting with you leaders to discuss the missile. strike our diplomatic editor, james bays. joins us now from the summit in bali. james was likely to happen in the coming hours. well, we've got many of the key players here in barley and they're going to be here for most of the day. president biden, as you know, made that call to president duda. we also have the national security advisor, james sullivan, and the secretary of state antony blinking here in bali when they travel, they carry a mobile secure unit called a skiff, so they can make phone calls already. president biden spoken to president do that. i would expect lots of phone calls in the next couple of hours. i'm sure president biden will speak to the nato secretary general. yet in stilton burg, ahead of that meeting of the north atlantic council, the nato ambassadors that is going to take place later today, likely i would h

when government cracks down on immigration, let's get the latest from natasha butler who's at the port. hello then. natasha. what's happening there? yes. well, the ocean viking is a finally doctrine, the southern french port of tune. all we saw it a short while ago come in to the hall, but this is a military naval base that there is no public access in securities. you can imagine is very high indeed. now this really brings to an end, you have to say what must be a terrible ordeal for that more than $250.00 asylum seekers on board that shape? some of them have been on it for nearly 3 weeks because i've been several rescues amongst them. we've got a women's men and we are told $57.00 children. you can't imagine the sort of state of psychological distress and a physical situation they must to be in. now what we're told by the french interior ministry is that are all those on board will be diss and fog. their cases will be processed if they are eligible to apply for asylum then they will be able to stay in your. ringback opinion and they'll be mainly divided between france and germany . bu

when government cracks down on immigration, let's bring in at natasha butler who's at that port. hello there. natasha. what's happening? where you are? yes. yeah. sion viking ship, now a docked in this southern french port of a to law. it is a military naval base. so security is very high. there is no public access. but what we do know is that the $230.00 asylum seekers that are on board this ship, including women, men, and $57.00 children, will now be disembarked from the shape we understand. some of them have already been taken off the shape. they will be taken to an area not far from here. we are told by a local regional authorities to a processing center. they aren't actually officially on french territory as yet. it will still be international territory for a while. they'll be there for about 20 days. their cases will be examined and if they have a right to apply for asylum for future refugee status than they will be allowed to stay in the european union divided mainly between france and germany. if however, they do not have a right to say, according to french authorities and

k. sank, the vigil was held in the french port city of dunkirk. natasha butler. was there a silent walk in dunkirk? charity work has led a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people from died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago, most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to try to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british and french officials traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued. but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they were sent no assistance and even at times seem to be marked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english waters, replies a french rescue operator. no, no, not english waters in french waters. please come fast. then the phone line cuts and the operator is

an electric flying taxi is using drawn technology on a large scale to carry passengers. natasha. butler saw its test flight north west of paris. at a purpose built air terminal on the outskirts of paris, a glimpse at what could be the future of taxi services. the german build follow copters of vertical takeoff and landing drone the speak enough to carry passengers either as it will be open to a full community. anyone that wants to take an over to day out. there's no reason why they shouldn't contemplate taking am abolla city across the star, crossing urban urban landscape or across a city forum to, to get from a to be a lot quicker. paras transport officials plan to have to operational follow. cope to routes for the 2024 olympics. as the air craft are fully electric and quieter than a helicopter. they say that then ecological alternative to fuel powered vehicles. pull is certainly very comfortable and spacious here at the moment. there is room for a passenger and a pilot, but the manufacture before the cold da says it in the future, this service could be pilot free. several cities in th

more than 20 years after experiencing the excitement of iran 1st ever will come when natasha butler, al jazeera leon and richardson is standing by the al to mamma stadium, where us they will be taking on iran in this class. andy book, this was always going to be marked or calendar turned on the tv kind of game just because of the relations between the 2 countries. but there's also so much riding on the outcome of the game. there really is. i think it's easy to go and there will be a football game at some point. i mean, talking to some of the funds to be coming in that i, even amongst the reigning supports. is there a mixed feelings about about my child? she's taking some, some iranians we supposed to, who are against the current leadership in that countries saying, well, maybe iran shouldn't be competing as well as others are hoping that football can be a unifying force, not just for that country, but for that, for the whole sporting world, really the tensions between the 2 countries actually ratcheted up in the last 2448 hours. florida post on social media from the u. s. soccer fede

rifts continue to reality, for those who spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler. i'll chew sarah, too long. the democratic republic of congo as army says its attacking possessions of the m 23 armed group in the east, near its border with rwanda writes groups, and people who fled, say, and 23 members of executed, raped and tortured civilians in the areas it controls. malcolm one has war from the eastern city of goma. just to warn you this report contains images that some people might find disturbing. ah gloria, not her real name says she was pregnant when she was gang raped by fighters from the n 23 rebel group earlier this year. and $23.00 fighting government forces here in the east of democratic republic of congo is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. well, they were wandered, denies it. gloria says m. 23 fighters came into the bashi ran, started drinking beer, and smashing bottles. to come back in 3 men raped me before i fell conscious, there was nobody to help me. when i woke up i was in hospital, my neighbor had rescued me. i don't know wha

look at some more european reaction from natasha butler in paris and had been coming in thick and fast. isn't it? natasha? yes, and not have your reaction to, as you would imagine, to the news. all these missiles that have fallen in poland a lot more cautious. reaction from western european countries, i should say, certainly not at all pointing the thing. taking a much more cautious approach we, we've already heard, for example, on a twitter, the german foreign minister saying my thoughts are with poland. we are closely monitoring the situation, the prime minister of belgium, strongly condemning the incidence. he calls it on polish territory and he also sends condones is to the family to the families, the victim saying we are all part of the same nato family. we have seen though, is some eastern block european countries certainly taking a very different approach pointing the finger role. the rapidly off the news of those missiles broke a little bit earlier, the latvian foreign minister said russian missiles a hitting the territory of nato. this is a dangerous escalation. the slovak def

we have natasha butler following the story for us from john kirk. but 1st, let's speak to dominic cane who's covering the meeting for us in brussels. so why is this meeting being held in brussels at this particular time? dominic the significance of this meeting taking place right now is 2 fold on the 1st level. you know that we know rather votes. the italian government is particularly keen for the e. u to come to terms with what the italian government considered to be a growing problem. and so far as migration is concerned, we know that the commission is you were outlining that as presented this 20 point plan based on 3 pillars. they say all of helping to ensure stability, helping the countries which have to shoulder the burden most. and then also working with partner countries on the other side of the mediterranean, north africa and elsewhere. that's the stated aim. but behind all this is clearly the sense that the italian governments, with its agenda elected very recently where them much more right wing agenda than its predecessor wants to bring t

all right, natasha butler there in paris for a thank you. and group see kicks off at 1900 gmc to might with a blockbuster, much to stars at the top of their game will face off for the place in the knockout round at stake. linelle messes argentina and rub 11th of skis. poland play at stadium 974, and the argentina camp have plenty of respects for the boston afford. the men of his system go low to some privileged. first 11. dusky is a great pyre. it's a privilege and a pleasure to be close to him. and your question is tricky whether he is at the same level of messy. i believe we have to enjoy it for how good he is. there's no need for comparison with others. let's enjoy it. and that's it. there's no point in doing comparison. well, i share argentina, we're so confident after they're when again to mexico, but poland is going to be a lot more. tar. yes, absolutely. portland, have not conceited. a goal in this woke up, if not proceeded in the last 4 games that sort of tells you how defensively set up the we so how difficult it was for jen tina to

certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottle next on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler al jazeera, so she put was how kat, ours, how are the international airport. hernando has expanded its main terminal ahead of the world cup passenger capacity as now at 58000000 people a year. that's an increase of nearly 50 percent retardation b. when to take a look opened in time for the world cup. this new part of hammered international airport has been designed to offer often tired and stressed out passengers a different travel experience. the vision is to completely change the idea of her and be of use and industry for passengers who are used to come and not all corridors. god places, there's less the time they said they're put them to the airport until they get them to via your flight. this is what we want to change. the main concourse contains a 6000 square meter tropical garden. it's made up of 300 trees and 25000 plants source from sustainable forest simulation and thailand. in order for the rain forest to thrive indoors. this building has been designed in a particular way. f

certainly welcome the charles to skip the bottle legs on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey port was now a trip to mars may sound exciting, but it's actually quite tricky to land on the red planet. nasa has tested an inflatable disk as it dropped to earth. the device could act as as space crafts. briggs, when it hurdles towards mars experiment, produced solid results in federal inflatable breaks, fell at nearly 30000 kilometers an hour, but eventually landed nice and softly in the pacific ocean. oh, so again, i am fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the summit of southeast asian nations is underway in cambodia capital. the fighting in myanmar is said to top the agenda, but leaders will also discuss a rivalry between the us and china and its effects on the region. us present job meanwhile is said to me, chinese leader, she ging, paying for their 1st face to face meeting since biden took office. it will happen on the side lines of next week's g. 20 summit in bali, indonesia. washington is looking to mend relations with beijing, despite tensions ov

so let's bring in natasha butler, who is at the port natasha 1st. what is happening to the people who are or we're on the ship? what we're learning a bit more about that from regional authorities here in to law, who say that there are 230 asylum seekers on that boat. and what will happen to them is that they will be disembarked. we understand some of them already have been taken off the ship. they'll then be taken to a center not far from this city will be considered international territory, not yet french territory, and their immigration officials will into view the asylum seekers and try and ascertain whether or not they will be eligible to apply for refugee status if they are they will be allowed to stay in the european union? thou be mainly divided up between france and germany. but other you countries say that they will taken as some of the asylum seekers if they are deemed not to be eligible to apply for refugee status. while the french interior minister says that they will be deported. now, amongst those $230.00 on board, are $57.00 children,

and it did so because it leaves new foreign government refused to help us bring in natasha butler, who was at the port natasha, you've been following that press conference by a swiss mitty deloney, the charity that was not running the boat involved in managing the people on board, what are they saying? what are you learning? yes, we've heard more details, a fall movie angio about some of the conditions on board over the past 3 weeks we've had is how long some of those migrants have been on board the ocean viking. now what we've learned is conditions been incredibly difficult, more than 250 asylum seekers on some on the deck outside of the shape. there's a terrible storm not long ago for 2 days. many of them were very sick indeed. we've also had many of them have physical injuries they are or do, he told the ties. and in that group of people, you've got more than 50 children. 44, if in a we are told by the m g a law, unaccompanied mind as his children who do not have a parent with them. he can only imagine how hurrying this whole experience has been for them. now what we understand from

all natasha butler reports from lira where that match took place. 24 years ago. i am a book of precious photos and memories. iranian born lily mo jack, jack remembers the 1998 world cup game in france between iran and the usa as if it were yesterday. yes, here is me. my mom and the friends and iranian friend in the own is just after the match. so we were very happy with our shirts coming freshly from your i your all to do these friend armored for sale. he was also in the stadium today. he's a wine cellar in the city of leal, where the match took place, present worth it quickly called call. i was so happy to be able to say that we are iranian playing. the americans offered people hope for these 2 countries that were tearing each other apart. costello missouri afy for jordan saw iran in the usa, pitted together was clearly welcomed by some friends. but he caused a diplomatic headache for organizes. it had been nearly 2 decades since he ran him . revolution ousted the u. s. back shaw and relations between t. ron and washington were hostile. both teams were under pre

rifts continue to reality for those who spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler. i'll chew sarah to look. ah, so it's just 8 days until the world cup kicks off here and cuts are, and joe is here to talk about the tournament and some big names have been left out of these spanish squad, haven't by. that's right there in. yes, spain coach. louis enrique is the latest to name his 26 man squad, heading to the world cup in qatar. he on short, free run, lay play, their opening match against costa rica on november, the 23rd for a place in germany and japan. my box, he's decided to leave out some big names. your former captain said he ramos won't be playing and cattle. 36 wrote has made a record 180 appearances for his country and was part of the winning team at the 2010 at woke up. the other notable and much more surprising emission is tioga alcantara. the midfielder has arguably been one of liverpool best players this season. and manchester united goalkeeper david, a hair wasn't named. he was in goal for spain at the 2018 tournament. meanwhile, senegal star man said you

the chances of progressing are slim, but whether it's passion, there's always hope. natasha butler, i'll just sarah paris. will be looking at all the world cab action in our special coverage with far ismael and joe. and i guess raska after the break. ah hello, there's still no let up in sight for those stormy weather that continues to swirl away across central parts of the mediterranean. horridly seeing more very heavy rains, deep area of low pressure, and continued to intensifies, it makes its way across. so the southern tip of italy just pushing across into grease and more big down poles coming through here and quite lively winds as well. a little lighter on those went somewhat further north, high pressure in chart into that northeast corner. and that's drawing in a cold air minus 6 talk temperature. therefore, moscow single figures, if not below freezing their cars. so many eastern partial 5 celsius in berlin. single figures, therefore london at all. so for rep paris, along with bordeaux with those temperatures, if anything will fall away further as we go through 1st they just to degr

natasha butler is in paris with more on nato's announcement. >> this emergency meeting that has beenesponse to the events in poland, and the request -- now what we know, the head of nato is chairing the meeting, and we will be briefed afterwards. after the meeting. we will find out more about what was discussed in that meeting. there is no doubt that what has happened here is certainly not what nato wanted to see. possible mess all landing in nato territory and poland. this is something that has been talked about over and again as a possible risk as part of russia's war in ukraine. and now i could have possibly happened -- we don't know -- they are in fact some european leaders we have heard having calls -- they are talking about explosions -- preaching caution in their approach -- how they frame this in their messaging. very similar tactics being taken by nato. nato member is really urging caution. saying darren consultation. many of the european leaders, nato leaders, i should say, and bali. for the g20. >> former u.s. ambassador to nato joins me now from washington, d.c. thanks so

as far as government is now at odds with france that allowed the boat to dock on its shores. natasha butler reports from too low. ah yes, and of an ordeal at sea. after 3 weeks. yeah, ocean viking rescue ship. finally docked in the southern french port of too long after being refused entry to italy on board $230.00 asylum seekers, including more than 50 children. most of them traveling alone, the angio that operates the ship said italy's actions and the you slow response to the crisis was a scandal. a basic principle is a duty to rescue from any one a t and then an obligation from state to coordinate to find a place of safety in a do shall to stain possible disease the law. this isn't dana shanella, this is mary them convention. what we are requesting from you member states is just a respectable french official said. the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you. the others will be deported. not object, it thought pathetic or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to

certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottle next on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey port was ah, as is al jazeera, these are our top stories. southeast asian leaders are meeting and cambodia capital prom pen. miramar be topping the as the an agenda, but the agenda has not been invited. the military took power and man mar in february last year, issue has divided the 10 member block till chang is empty. on pan with more on those me and more talks it hasn't been, it is going to be talk with the agenda book. i think very much behind closed doors . it wouldn't feature at all in prime minister and sons opening statement at the summit opening a couple of hours ago. nonetheless, we know that her teacher is very keen to do something about it. last year they introduced a 5 point plan towards peace that they tried to push on the ruling generals in myanmar. frankly, nothing has happened at all. in fact, we're most generals really delivered a slap in the face not just as young, but hudson himself a u. s. president joe biden has laughed at joint base, andrews an

the rest were refused. natasha butler has more from that service in dunkirk and brought the gathering in the center of the town. and then they going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off near a year ago. now, these 27 people died trying to reach the u. k. across the water, including of course, women and some young children. it was a tragedy, of course, really shocked people on both sides of the english channel in person. and in from, from the hearing from the police have been investigating the charged in, according to french major. what they have found is a french rescue service is really failed to help the people in that boat there being transcripts of that noise between the french rescue services. and some of the victims will not go to called multiple times, gave their location multiple times. but no assistance with them. now what the from the charity workers here are saying we've just spoken, for example cali. they say that what is needed more safe and legal pathways for asylum seekers to reach the u. k. so they don't undertake these dangerous crossings in t

is well established that many are now taking greater risks as natasha. butler explains from dunkirk. we live what we've been saying is an increase in a solemn think of using small boats inflatable visa run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, the journey across the english channel, all very dangerous. they are very risky, and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and british governments have been trying to do in recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous crossings. they recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would both the security along the northern french coastline. more police patrols along the beach is the use of more civilians, drones, and also even british immigration officers station here in fog from french immigration officers station in person. things that have happened before for charity work is all saying isn't necessarily m

feelings, more than 20 years after experiencing the excitement of iran's 1st ever woke up when natasha butler, al jazeera leon or attentions between iran and the are so affected countries across the region non more so than iraq alli hash hm has more from bank that who and the rockies so forth and the world cup match between the u. s. and iran. there's no single answer to that question, but there's no doubt the country is involved in a game of geopolitical football. iraq has been a field of competition between the 2 countries. for decades, that competition as often being that the one. the animosity began with islamic revolution in 1979, although the 2 sites eventually found the common enemy said on the same. but when the long find miracles toppled in 2003, that the question after the collapse of there was some in direct cooperation i think between your own and the u. s. f. or any what? iraq floor new constitution for new political system. while your i'm back minutes in room. so i fact you as an iraq why push in form of the political allies to take he positions in the iraqi government. this all

natasha butler, al jazeera paris. a cutter 2022 has many unique features. one of them is the football fashion. attach a name went to the house. so what if, where fans are showing their teams spirit coffee stop? this football garb is unique to the 1st world cup in the middle east. the hot draw, the male head dress and the thorbe an equal length white robe worn primarily by air of men in the gulf. now feature team jerseys, and country flags. it's surprisingly cool. i was the 1st thing that i found when i put this on as i was gonna, you know, start sweating. it was hard, but it's odd. it's keeping the breeze gone. so it's nice. the more than century old souk walk, it has become a runway for football. fashion, when i go to back to san diego, that's where i'm from. i'm going to where this going for every mexican a match that goes on there. might start a trend. exactly. this is the only place on the planet where you can buy a hot, dra or a thorbe. you see there's a jersey here with the flag on the bottom. the latter costs about $20.00. the thought about 30 in one

but whether it's passion, there's always hope. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. a quarter 2022 has many unique features. one of them is the football fashion. the touch of an aim went to the housework, if, where fans are showing their teams spirit, coppery star. this football garb is unique to the 1st world cup in the middle east. the hot draw, the male head dress and the thorbe an equal length white robe warned primarily by air of men in the gulf. now feature team jerseys, and country flags. it surprisingly cool of the 1st thing that i thought when i put this on, as i was gonna, you know, start sweating was hard, but it's odd. it's keeping the breeze gone. so it's nice. the more than century old soup walk, it has become a runway for football fashion. when i go to back to san diego, that's where i'm from. i'm going to where this going for every mexican a match that goes on there might start a trend exec.

but 1st, let's head to natasha butler in paris, where that deal was signed. what exactly? natasha was agreed to. now war is seen as a dale made by phases of britain and france. i've been talking for some time now on trying to find ways to reduce a number of migrants to run, to taking these dangerous english channel crossings by small boats. and we've had the british home secretary here in paris, signing this agreement with frances interior minister. now what we understand is that it expands basically an agreement that is already in place with additional measures. britain will pay france more money each year to try and deal with the crisis at the moment. person gives frauds around $60000000.00 a year will now be more than $70000000.00 a year. france will also boost the number of police officers and volunteers the patrol, those northern beaches, where migrant boats a depart from at the moment some $200.00, a police officers patrol, though shawls were now going to be looking at around $300.00 or both britain and france of also agree to use more technology, drones, surveillance

are more legal ways to reach the case. women, men and children continue to risk their lives. natasha butler, jazeera dunkirk. though the democratic republic of congo scientists are the m 23 rebel group according to direct talks of the government. they say they're not bound by a deal that requires them to stop fighting by 1600 hours gmc, on friday. hundreds of protested to the streets of game or to reject that agreement . demonstrated say, does not recognize when does lead to support of the group? golly, has rejected any involvement malcolm web based near the front line that the con gleese rwandan border. just front lines a just a few kilometers further down this road where they were 1st congress, these government forces in the on them fighters from the n 23 and group east african leaders have called on m 23 to cease fire and withdraw by a deadline. of 6 pm on friday, that was in a communique following a meeting of leaders on wednesday in goal as capital luanda and 23 widely understood to be backed by rwanda. we are close to the border where they were, wanda denies it ruined them, president

certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottle legs on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey port was ah, now major sporting events often give a boost to businesses. as cats are gears up to host the football world. cup this month is tv repair shops in gonna that have benefiting. i'm going to address has the story. the count don't is on to kick off and no one wants to miss the moment. then m m m, i magick. i'm very happy. ganna is among 7 african teams playing and cut out 2022. and a big time football fan. and i will not miss any of the matches. that is why i have brought my tv to be repaired, so i can comfortably watch all the matches one and confident the black stars will bring the cup home. if they don't play good game, i'm surely they will be part of the finals shabani. there is a definite trend here. repair shops are seeing an increase in all television sets been brought in. it's no coincidence with the if football team come in, many people feel before i bring in the activities for repairs. civic are not of our go for the new ones dabbling in databases

rifts continue to reality, for those who spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler, i'll to sarah too long. he was president joe biden has promised with confidence that his country will meet its targets to reduce emissions by the 2030. he told delegates at the cop $27.00 climate talks in egypt, that united states was committed to action to keep the rising global average temperatures to one and a half degrees. biden also said that warn ukraine had made it more important than ever for countries to reiterate their commitments, the tackling climate change. me while the rows are still being counted off the tuesday, us mid term elections. this is a situation in the house of representatives. the republican parties in the lead had but by a small margin and forecast. the senate almost neck and neck. democrats are 48 seats. the republicans 49. all eyes are on the states of our zone and nevada. georgia will hold a ron off in december. now the world 3rd largest crypto currency exchange is gone bankrupt in the u. s. the collapse of f t x is just the latest in a series of disaste

rifts continue to reality, for those who spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler, i'll to sarah too long. he was president joe biden as promised with confidence that his country will meet its targets to reduce emissions by 2030. he told delegates at the cop 27 climate talks in egypt, that the u. s. was committed to action to keep rising global average temperatures to one and a half degrees. biden also said that the warn ukraine and made it more important ever for countries to reiterate their commitments to tackling climate change. it's more urgent than ever that we double down on our climate commitments. rushes we're only enhances the urgency of the need to transition the world off as dependence on fossil fuels. if we're going to win this fight, every major emitter nation needs to align with a 1.5 degrees. we can no longer plead ignorance to the consequences of our actions, or continue to repeat our mistakes. everyone has to keep accelerated every throughout this decisive decade. or climate activists submitted, demanding worldly, to sign up to urgent action on the

monitoring the situation and allies are closely consulting important that all facts are established. natasha butler is in paris with more on nato's announcement. this emergency meeting that has been called in response to those events in poland at the request of poland. now what we know is that in stoughton berg, the head of nato is apparently chairing that meeting and we will be briefed afterwards after the meeting by install to bugs will find out more about exactly what was discussed in that meeting. i mean, there is no doubt that what has happened this evening in european time is certainly not what nato wanted to see. a possible missile landing in nato territory in poland. this is something that has been talked about over again as a possible risk that this could happen as part of russia's war in ukraine. and now we see that it could possibly have happened. we don't know what the provenance of these missiles are, in fact some european leaders we have heard haven't even called them. they saw they are talking about explosions, taking, being very cautious the, to their approach in how they couches, h

k. women, men and children will continue to risk their lives. natasha butler, al jazeera dunker, and stella had here on out as aaron grunting a twitter amnesty, ill unmasked, says he'll reinstate even more suspended accounts. and roads are turned into rivers as heavy rains cause flooding, killing to people in saudi arabia. ah, well, it took time that tempted to come down snow has fallen in many places year, which is what you might expect for late november. we valley december. it was quite a mess if you try to analyze what's going on here. but just that means is a lot of weather around. i mean that's coming from the atlantic. so you tend to read it with windy and wet weather. but that'll produce snow over the highlands of scotland, little 3 snow of a sudden norway. otherwise, the blue indicates rain was, tempt you down. now, to single figures, the most part, 12 in paris is about where it should be. it's single biggest, most the plane of europe. course it's wall around the med, it's warmer in spain and portugal, but that warmer tends to produce winding up storms. frankly, this one that

monitoring the situation and allies are closely consulting important that all facts are established. natasha butler is in paris with more on nato's announcement. this emergency meeting that has been called in response to those events in poland at the request of poland. now what we know is that your story book at the head of nato is apparently chairing that meeting and we will be briefed off the words after the meeting by install to bugs will find out more about exactly what was discussed in that meeting. i mean, there is no doubt that what has happened this evening in european time is certainly not what nato wanted to see. a possible missile landing in nato territory in poland. this is something that is being talked about over again as a possible risk, that this could happen as part of russia's war in ukraine. and now we see that it could possibly have happened. we don't know what the provenance of these missiles are, in fact, some european leaders we have heard haven't even called the missiles. they are talking about explosions, taking, being very cautious the, to their approach in how they couche

certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottle next on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey pot was, ah, 1st game of the football. well, cough is now just 10 days away, and the 1st of 3 giant cruise ships that will house thousands of fans as arrived in cutter. the brand new m s. c world. europa will provide temporary hotel space for 6700 fans during the tournament. and i show your name as more from metro ha port. the arrival of the m s. c. world europa right behind me. she is yet another reminder that the start of cuts are 20. 22 is near. this ship has 22 deck decks and can accommodate more than 6700 guests. i with bernhard stature with m. s. c. cruises to talk more about these ships. this is one of 3 that will be arriving. the next one is on the 10th, the 3rd one on the 18th, you'll be able to accommodate what? $12400.00 guests. it's insane. why do people pick? do you think a crew ship option for a world cup? and what kind of experience can they expect? i think to pick it because it's a destination in itself. so we have $33.00 restaurants and lounges. we

and it did so because italy's new far right government refused to help. natasha butler has more from tool. we've heard more detail for fall movie india as some of the conditions on poured over the past 3 weeks. because that is how long some of those microns have been on board the ocean viking. now what we've learned is conditions been incredibly difficult, more than 250 asylum seekers on some on the deck outside of the shape. there's a terrible storm not long ago for 2 days. many of them were very sick indeed. we've also heard many of them have physical injuries, they are all deeply traumatized. and in that group of people, you've got more than 50 children, 44 of whom we are told by the em geo. unaccompanied miners as children who do not have a parent with them. you can only imagine how harrowing this whole experience has been for them. now, what we understand from french regional authorities is that they will be brought to a processing center a not far from here. the city of to load their cases. i will be examined to see whether or not they can apply for refugee status if they can.

rifts continue reality for those he spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler out to sara to la. ah, no votes or so being counted after tuesdays us mid term elections. this is the situation in the house of representatives. the republican party is leading with 211 seats, that 7 short of the 219 needed for a majority. democrats are expecting more winds from western states such as california, but they're behind at the moment with 200 seats. meanwhile, in the senate, it's neck and neck. republicans and the democrats both have 49 seats with mark kenny projected to win reelection in arizona. officials are still counting votes in the swing state of nevada. georgia will hold her on off in december shabby town. she has worn out from washington d. c. when there is a consensus that the republicans will eventually take control of the house, certainly by with 218 and but not much more potentially, maybe just one or 2 to 2 other seats, which is amazing. and already again, as discussion about what the implications of that will mean for the republican party in the house. and t

rifts continue reality for those he spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler out to sara. to know the vatican is launching an investigation into a french cardinal, whose admitted to abusing a 14 year old girl jean pierre record is the retard archbishop of bordeaux. he should a public letter admitting to abusing the girl 35 years ago about and says, is now evaluating. who would be the best suited person to conduct the investigation? the revelations come a year of the church found evidence of widespread abuse by priests. more than 300 towns in columbia or on flood alert. following heavy rains, countries experiencing its heaviest, rainy season in 4 decades. a river has burst its banks after sustained downpours. in the western town of one chito without you say above average rainfall could continue until april next year. now you might think growing grass in the gulf is a tough ask, but organizers of cat are 20. 22 will deliver some of the best football pitches in will cut history. and it's all part of trying to deliver a carbon neutral tournament to and i got her o

rifts continue to reality for those who spent so long on board is a future that still uncertain. natasha butler. i'll chew sarah, too long. the vatican is launching an investigation into a french cardinal who's admitted to abusing a 14 year old girl, john pierre. ricardo is the retired archbishop of bordeaux. he issued a public letter admitting to abusing the girl 35 years ago. vatican said it's now evaluating who would be the best suited person to conduct the investigation. revelations come a year after the church found evidence of widespread abuse by priests. ah, boats are still being counted after tuesday's u. s. at midterm elections. this is the situation, the house of representatives. the republican party is leading with 211 seats. that 7 short of the 218 needed for a majority. democrats are expecting more winds from western states, such as california for their behind at the moment with 194 seats. meanwhile, in the senate, hits neck and neck, republicans have 49 seats on a democrats. 48 officials are still counting votes in the swing states of nevada and arizona. georgia will hold a run of

k women, men and children will continue to risk their lives. natasha butler, al jazeera, dunker, united nations is setting up an investigation into the protests in iran. the fact finding mission will look into alleged human rights violations, demonstrations the accounts across the country, hender after 22 world monster armine died in police. custody un says more than 300 keys, including 40 children of been killed and at least 14000 people arrested. the security forces, notably the atlantic revolutionary guard car and bus. each forces have used life ammunition, shot and other mental pallets t a guess and battens. according to reliable sources, a conservative estimate of the death toll so far stands it over $300.00, including at least 40 children. this is unacceptable. funerals have been held for 2 palestinian men shot by israeli forces and occupied westbank. one was shot in the head in july, finally succumbing to his injuries on wednesday. another was shot on tuesday for the confrontation between palestinians and settlers. alan fish reports from novice . we came to see a final goodbye to

certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottlenecks on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey port was that trip to mars may sound exciting, but it's actually quite tricky to land on the red planet, nasa has tested an inflatable disk as it dropped to earth. the device could act as a spacecraft breaks when it hurdles towards mars. the experiment produced solid results, seen fatal inflatable brakes fell at nearly 30000 kilometers an hour, but eventually landed nice and softly.

k women, men and children will continue to risk their lives. natasha butler, i'll jazeera don kirk, now record heavy rains, hit the western part of saudi arabia on thursday, killing at least 2 people. the downfall who was significant flooding, as you can see in the red sea port city of jetta meteorologist say it's the regions, heavier sample in a day with 3 years worth of rain. and just 8 hours school have been forced to close and flights delayed. a hong kong court has find a catholic cardinal for failing to register a fund connected to pro democracy protests. 90 year old dresses ends now defunct fund help those arrested during demonstrations 3 years ago. 5 others will also find than himself was arrested in may and accused of colluding with foreign forces under the national security law imposed by beijing in 2022 and twist abbas ill unmask says he is going to reinstate thousands more suspended accounts in a poll musk asked uses if those that have not broken the law or engaged and spam should be given. amnesty 72 percent of those who responded on the platform voted yes. mosque, controver

but where there's passion, there's always hope. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris or be looking at today's world compaction in our special coverage with for her smile, angina, gush raska. after the break, japanese and american pharmaceutical companies have published results of a trial. we show a new drug can slow down cognitive decline in alzheimer's patients. the drug called la can't m. i was tested on about 1800 people with early stage old timers. it's the 1st strong shown to slow the progress of the degenerative disease . but it can also cause serious side effects, including a higher risk of brain hemorrhage. we believe this provides hope to patient caregivers and physicians stimulates further research into alzheimer's and her degenerative diseases and provides evidence lab that it is possible to treat these devastating conditions. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now, just to run out nato foreign ministers meeting in romania capital, discussing air defense systems for ukraine. on tuesday, western allies pledge to suppo

but where there's passion, there's always hope. natasha butler, al jazeera paris, or be looking at today's world cup action in our special coverage with for her smile, angina gosh raska. after the break, japanese and american pharmaceutical companies have published results of a trial which show a new drug can slow down cotton to decline in alzheimer's patients. the drug called the can a mob was tested on about 1800 people with early stage old timers. it's the 1st strong shown to slow the progress.