he certain he could shut down the national assembly -- threatened he could shut down the national assemblyf this, blinken's trip is seen as a show of support to an ally that is facing a difficult time. barbara: the latest on the visit from antony blinken. brazil's parliamentary inquiry of the government's handling of the covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a damming report that will be made public on wednesday. senators had said that they will ask for indictments against the president and many of his close advisors. >> the last day of hearings in the most -- are the most painful of all. white handkerchiefs, a symbol of tears shed for those who pass in the pandemic. brazil reached the tragic milestone of 600,000 deaths by covid-19. they world's -- the world's second largest. there were -- the handkerchiefs were carried in a box. this manna spoke on behalf of thousands of brazilians who lost their loved ones and blame the government for their suffering. especially the president, who denied the severity of the pandemic, scoffed at social distancing measured, and delayed the vaccination campaign

plus, we speak with the president of the united nations general assembly. is is bloomberg. ♪ >> these prices are soaring. all politicians with national responsibility are nervous because they don't want their citizens to suffer, but we need to make sure we don't throw away the baby with the bathwater. transition to renewable energy is the best answer to this crisis because had we done that five years earlier, we would not be in a situation that we would need so much natural gas that we would see these soaring prices. shery: senior climate chief on the answer to this energy crisis. the united nations general assembly has held its own high-level debate on climate action titled "people, planet, and prosperity." to find out more on that and anticipation for the glasgow summit, let's welcome the united nations general assembly president. mr. president, thank you for your time today. thank you so much for coming in to the studio. let me start the energy -- with the energy crisis. any shifts, any changes, any additions to the commitment? >> the message is clear --

translator: in the name of god the compassionate, your excellency, president of the united nations general assembly, your excellency, secretary-general of the united nations, excellencies, members of delegations, ladies and gentlemen. may the peace, blessings, and mercy of god be upon you. this year marks the 73rd anniversary of the nakba. more than half of the palestinian people were uprooted from their land and disposed of their property. myself, my family, and many others still possess the deeds to our land. these deeds are registered as part of the united nations records. here is that deed. and many palestinians carry theirs as they still carry the keys to their houses to this day. nevertheless, we have not been able to recover our property due to israeli laws that disregard international law and united nations resolutions, which affirm the right of the palestinian refugees to return to their homeland, recover their property, and receive just compensation. most notably as enshrined in resolution 194. in contrast, israel, the occupying power, enacts laws and holds court hearings to displace pale

she was national assembly has approved a rast of laws broadening citizens legal rights. the country has been coming under fire at home and abroad for a crackdown on protest earlier this year. the new laws stems from the 2019 constitution, which requires reforms to modernize cubic judicial and penal codes that just say to say they increased protection for those accused of a crime and improved transparency. the laws are set to take effect in 2022. the espionage case against argentina's former president meridian mockery has been suspended. he is accused of ordering intelligence agencies to spy on the families of crew. members of his submarine sank 4 years ago, rebels and ethiopians. tiegram regents at least 10 people including 3 children, have been killed and another government asked strike. the european army says a targeted facility used by the t g. ride people's liberation front in the regional capital, mickely. government forces increased air raids in the region and the past 2 weeks. nearly half a 1000000 homes in the australian state of victoria had been left without po

a national assembly issued the asking not as a bond bearing 5 percent interest with the recently nationalized church lans as security. by september 1790. the assembly made the asset now into a paper currency and the amount in circulation was increased from 400000000 leave. to 1200000000, the initial effect of the paper currency was beneficial, simulating economic growth and eliminating a money shortage. that sounds like today, right? all the positive stuff that happened after 2000 the financial crisis. and now here we're doing a 2nd round of money printing, but a deep public distrust of paper money, and the fear that the currency would be worthless if the uncertain revolutionary regime collapse soon cause he asking not to depreciate, i hyper inflate memory, it's a political event it's a change of mindset that happens that is very dangerous to any theat currency. for right, so the peasants, after winning the revolutionary insurrection against the royals, and proceeded to collateral eyes, lots of stuff, including church property, to issue some paper money. and this was met with this stunning, a

is also trying to distance himself from the facebook run and cuba national assembly has approved a raft of laws, broadening citizens legal rights. and the country has been coming under fire at home and abroad for a crackdown on protests earlier this year. the new laws stem from the 2019 constitution, which requires reforms to modernize cube is judicial and penal codes. lawmakers say they increase protection for those accused of a crime and also improve transparency. ah, and are there this is al jazeera and these are the headlines top oil and gas executives have deny and misleading the public about climate change. the ceo's of major oil companies appeared before the u. s. congress. it's the 1st time they've testified under oath on the subject. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden doesn't. yes, appear to have full support of his party for his $1.00 trillion dollars spending bill. a group of democrats says it won't vote on the package without a separate $1.00 trillion dollar bill. these are not about love versus roy, or moderate versus progressive or anything else that puts americans again

he has threatened to shut down the national assembly ankle for elections because he has been unable to pass laws to introduce the market friendly reforms he says, are necessary to jumpstart the economy. labor union and indigenous groups have been taken to the streets to protest the rights and the price of food and petrol level is facing an investigation because his name appears in the recently released bundle of papers with allegations. but he's looking to at least 14 offshore companies, the secretary said blinking with it is seen here as a show of support one in the region during difficult time. that he said, well, i'll just see that kito hundreds of migrants are stranded in the western colombian town and at coakley. they're trying to get on boats to reach the border with panama, where they will hire through the jungles of the darian gap towards the us. panama only accept $500.00 migrants per day, creating a huge bottleneck. more than a 1000 asylum seekers, mainly from haiti arrive in nicole coley each day in peru, hundreds of coca farmers had been blocking a road for the 5th day ther

lifestyle is also in the middle of a political crisis who has been threatening of closing down the national assembly because he came to power with the objective of jumpstarting, the economy in this country. that it was hardly hit by the pandemic. and he has not been able to do so. so the lincoln's visit to this country is definitely a show of support towards the jetta, more law sort of ref, and proposal even look at columbia, that's where he's heading next. teresa. but with the latest there for doctors are for the moment. thank you. oh, supporters of pro iranian factions in iraq are protesting against the result of last week's parliamentary elections. oh, parties linked to the paramilitary group, known as the popular mobilization forces, saw big losses in that election. crowds in baghdad gather to demand a recount. the pop listed shia cleric knocked out there. i saw that. his said, his move went secured, the biggest number of seats in parliament muffin with a bill where he has more now from back that thousands of angry protest her as are protesting in front of the green zone. and by the dod, demandi

africa stolen, historic and cultural artifact. ahmed edris al jazeera of boucher, our keepers national assembly has approved a raft of laws, broadening citizens legal rights there. the country has been coming under fire both at home and abroad for a crackdown on protests earlier. this in the new law stem from the 2019 constitution, which requires reforms to modernize cube is judicial and penal codes, legislator, se they'll increase protection for those accused of a crime and also improved transparency. that will take effect next year. when the kidnapping of american and canadian missionaries and hazy, has captured the world's attention, and there's still no word on their fate. nearly 2 weeks later, now, the wave of abductions and recent months has left people traumatized across the country. rob reynolds spoke to one victim under warning, some view as may find his report disturbing. she is a 15 year old girl. the only child of a family that is far from wealthy, but that didn't stop kidnappers from grabbing her off the street last month. on her way home from school. she asked us not to show her f

he has threatened to shut down the national assembly and call for elections because he has been unable to pass laws to introduce the market friendly reforms he says, are necessary to jumpstart the economy. labor unions and indigenous groups have been taken to the streets to protest. rice in the price of food and petrol. lasso is facing an investigation because his name appears in the recently released bundled papers with allegations. but his link to at least 14 offshore companies. ah, secretary said, lincoln's visit is seen here as a show of support to an ally in the region during difficult times. there is, i will, i'll just cedar kito, a volcano in japan's main southern island. does q shoe has erupted its few to ash more than 3 and a half kilometers into the sky, mount a so started erupting early on wednesday morning. if they no immediate reports of casualties or major damage. it's been one. msn see. com or if you have okay, now, on the spanish island of la palmer erupted in scientists say there is no indication that it will stop any time soon in that time, more than a 100 or 1800 bui

political leaders have been in rome who will be in glasgow next week have their own national assembliest not be able to get legislation through. then you have public opinion as well that might be sympathetic broadly but would worry about some of the aspects of what this could do to the cost of living. so you have politics and electoral cycles, which worked on short—term expediency, and climate change, which needs long—term solutions, and that might explain why limited progress will be made next week. very interesting, thank you tojon sopel in rome, and stephen mcdonell in beijing. we'll be back in glasgow a little later, but now let's join clive. british transport police say a number of people have been injured, after a crash involving two trains in wiltshire this evening. it happened near salisbury, around 7 o'clock, when a train carriage was reportedly derailed after hitting an object on the line, knocking out all signalling in the area. it was then hit by a second train. our correspondent jon kay is close to the scene in salisbury. bring us up to date with the latest. what we have ma

i think it will be in the national assembly, but they say that they're not represented in the states, and that's why they put the thing they calling for why debate for more presentations in all parts of the country. but we keep saying transitional government. can you remind me how long this transition was supposed to be? because i suspect that's a big part of what fits people there. yeah . now when the 2nd agreement was signed in august 2019, it was set to be 39 months 21 months for the military and civilian component of the car, sharing government. now a peace agreement with finding october last year, which we set the clock back again to the starting point against another page. my month was not clear what happened to be a month where the military was in control. so the civilians are expecting that it would be divided equally between the civilians and the military. that's something that has not been written about and that has created a lot of conclusion that confusion and that's why them, by my last month with the civilians are political parties. rather, if you think the military bein

in rico south texas the head of a group his mom is a national head of the republican national assembly. there is an awareness among republicans they still do have a demographic problem and that they are not ignoring the fact they also need to reach out to latino youth and that over time, among a growing population of latinos continuously winning 38 -- 35 even 40% of this increasingly important demographic. this is not good news for them. they cannot do that. that when 30 -- 40% of an demographic is going to lead to success. i think it democrats get too caught up in what they think if they only reach out to latinos. they only spent more and reached out earlier that would inevitably lead to success. but they don't understand or don't pay attention to her want to ignore the fact republicans are also organizing along these lines. so yes i think latino youths are more progressive. they are more likely to support democrats. i think that i'm trying to avoid a situation where anyone becomes too comfortable thinking they know how to reach out to latinos. we are fine because latino youth are pro

and i think setting up the transitional national legislative assembly is absolutely essential, so thatan be some sense of democratic oversight and accountability over the actions of the executive, both the civilian and more importantly the military, because the military continues to operate in the shadows. i think also there is misapprehension here that there could be a fixed and final formal settlement, a permanent constitution and a system of governance in sudan that is going to satisfy everybody. what the sudanese have a particular talent for, and a very underappreciated talent perhaps come is continuing national discussions and a very civic and open ended way, so that it is not in a transition to a fixed, permanent, future state, but we are in a transition to another transition. and endlessly, sudan will be evolving in the response to changing circumstances, the management of these radical differences in view about the nature of the country, the future direction, and the particular talent sudan ease political leaders need to have is to keep that dialogue ongoing, to keep it civic,

during his recent speech at the united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home asked for chancellor merkel as she did acknowledge that there were differences on the 2 state solution. something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow thousands of haitian immigrants who have been living in july for years. and now leaving the country faced with discrimination and strength of these rules, many want the head to the u. s. our latin america that alysia newman revolts from santiago. these men and women make a part of the largest haitian expect community in latin america after their countries, 2010 earthquake chile opened its doors to tens of thousands of haitians. many are min

well, my, my message to the united nations general assembly yesterday is that people are, have lost hope in the united nations. they truly don't, but that is people in the more they do not believe that the united nations, the international community really cares. and so they desperately need an action and i and i outlined up some of those steps should. the international community can take deny weapons to the hunter, denied money that they need to supply those troops. this is one of the largest militaries in the region. indeed, the world and deny legitimacy to the, to the hunter. those are the 3 things for wanted, needs from the international community. and we need to deny them those things we've seen indications than when that happens. such as when asi on nations that are happening after summit next week, they decided to not invite me not lying, the leader of the hunter, immediately following that there was an announcement of the release of over 5000 political prisoners in me and more. so it works, international pressure worked, and this is exactly the time that we need maximum internati

has already put police around he main vital facilities of the government, including the national legislative assembly which is currently vacated because there is no functioning but legislative assembly as part of the power sharing agreement that's yet to be formed, but nevertheless, processes took to that building to show that they wanted these government to be formed. their reports of not only appeared as being user on processes, but live ammunition as well. hospitals as are, have already been listed for injured people to go seek treatment that avail concerned that because with 2 opposing fights here, calling for protests, there will be violence as the day progresses. now, libby is unity. government has stressed its commitment to a cease fire to presidential elections in december. as an international conference and tripoli, it's been hosting delegates from the us, russia, turkey, france, and egypt as it seeks the port ahead of the vote. a planned parliamentary poll has been delayed by the to brook based house of representatives. the u. n. says it set up a special trust to supply afghanistan with urg

within the formal system of governments itself, and i think setting up the transitional, national legislative assembly is absolutely essential. so that can be some sense of democratic oversight and accountability over the actions of executive, both the civilian and even more importantly the there, the military. because so much of what the military has been doing and continues to do is operating in the shadow. i think also there is that there is a misapprehension here that there could be a you know, a fixed and final formal settlement, a permanent constitution, a system of governance. and saddam, that is going to satisfy everybody. what student is have a particular talent for a very under appreciated talent is continuing the national discussions in a very civic and open ended way so that we're not as wearing a transition to a future fixed, permanent state. but we're in a transition to another transition. and endlessly so done, we'll be evolving in response to 2 changing circumstances to the that the management of these radical differences in view about the nature of the country, the future direction. a

them not just in the national level or in some states where as some of those groups are but ended around the country in those states around the country and in the legislative assembly that is yet to be formed in those are states and those states and in the national exclusive assembly. 7 activists in hong kong have been sentenced to prison for their roles and lawsuits pro democracy protests. their sentences were between 6 and 12 months. tributes of being paid to the u. k. m. p, david amos, who was say to the stamped on friday. prime minister bars johnson visited lee on see alongside the leader of the opposition. british police are describing the stabbing as a terrorist incident and what's expected to be nasa's longest and most extensive mission is blasted off from florida. 321. lucy will be the 1st spacecraft to study jupiter's ancient trojan asteroids. it'll take 12 years and cover more than 6000000000 kilometers. it aims to help explain the formation of the solar system and one of asteroid threats to earth. you're up to that with the headlines on al jazeera, the bottom line with steve clements is next. ah, i am steve clements and i have a question. whirl leaders a

has already put police around the main vital facilities of the government, including the national legislative assembly which is currently vacated because there is no functioning but legislative assembly as part of the power sharing agreement that's yet to be formed, but nevertheless protested, took to that building to show that they wanted these government to be formed. their reports are not here as being user on processes, but live ammunition as well. hospitals has already have already been listed for injured people to go seek treatment that these european government is carried out as strikes on the northern to dry region for the 3rd time this week. the government says it targeted a military training center in the capital mckelly. 3 people were killed in air strikes on monday. rebels in t cries, say they were civilians, but the federal government disputes that thousands of people have been killed and moved to minion, displaced since the fighting broke out and to cry. almost a year ago. 1000000000 doses, if current of ice vaccines have been administered in india, the government wants the entire popula

during his recent speech at united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home. as for chancellor merkel, as she did acknowledged that there were differences on the 2 state solution, something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow. china is condemning the taiwan president sighing. when's national day speech to day? beijing called at confrontational, while insisting the island is part of china presidents. i said her government will not be intimidated, and promised to increase taiwanese defenses. rob mcbride has more in the face of increasing pressure from china, including recent incursions by chinese war planes. this was ty, one's response, ah, a national day celebrat

during his recent speech at the united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home asked for chancellor merkel as she did acknowledge that there were differences on the 2 state solution. something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow the chunk. president miller salmon is being treated in intensive care for complications from an undisclosed chronic condition. he was to the hospital shortly after meeting the prime minister and rubbish, who narrowly lost parliamentary elections held over the past couple of days. the president is supposed to lead party talks about forming a new government. that in baba is in our european new center in london. now being that him, what do we

it has already police around the main vital facilities of the government, including the national legislative assembly which is currently vacated because there is no functioning legislative assembly as part of the power sharing agreement that's yet to be formed. but nevertheless, processes took to that building to show that they wanted these government to be formed, their reports out, not only here guys, being user on processes, but live ammunition as well. hospitals has already have already been listed for injured people to go seek treatment that the bail consent that because there are 2 opposing fights here. calling for protests, there will be violence as the day progresses. hidden organ, there was one relations for us on the ground and called to him. thanks so much about. center. the pandemic, and 1000000000 doses. as coven 19 vaccines have been administered in india. the government there once the entire population immunized by the end of the year, and it's also started exporting vaccines again as production there is ramped up, but in parts of europe, the reluctance to get not collected is hunting

. >> next, palestinian president mahmoud abbas addresses the united nations general assembly about theof the two-state solution. this is half an hour. >> i now give the floor to the

in korea, the president is scheduled to deliver a budget speech at the national assembly area local mediats the government will unveil a draft plan for a gradual return to normal life. third-quarter earnings are in focus. now we look at japan. they are delaying expansion projects until march. the ruling secretary general, and on the semiconductors shortage. they want to shift supply chains away from risky places. plus, a big story. almost 30% of voters plan to use that ldp and the upcoming general election. haidi: ahead of that vote, the party has lost one of its two special elections. bloomberg's politic reporter joins us now. what is that say about his chances in the general election next week? >> i think you have to be careful about how you look at this. all constituencies have their own particular circumstances. if we look at them, the opposition candidate does have the support of the local governor. and also he was a relatively low -- relatively young candidate. many politicians are quite elderly. nonetheless, it's not good news for the prime minister, who has only a week to go for t

mr lee, it is now my pleasure to invite his excellency the president of the united states nation general assemblyo address the plenary. excellency, you have the plenary. excellency, you have the floor. excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dearfriend, allow me excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dear friend, allow me to excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you ourfamily. we are dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you our family. we are facing dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you ourfamily. we are facing an exit essential crisis. we have the capacity and resources to... we are simply not doing enough. we must be honest about this, with ourselves, with each other and with the rest of the world. we have had decades to argue the facts about climate change. but the power of renewables, about the fine details of monitoring or cost—sharing, yet we have still failed to act with the conviction and determination required. that may be a hard truth, but it is the truth. another truth, we are entirely capable of turning this around if we so choose. excellencies, since

the president went to the united nations general assembly last week and gave a speech in which he refused to even say china's name. he said we don't seek a cold war, of course we don't. the united states would never seek a war of any kind hot or cold. if china is waging a cold war against us as they have by taking our jobs in factories the last 30 years, by conducting espionage throughout the united states, by rapidly building up their military to counteract ours in the pacific, our choice is not whether we seek it. our choice is whether we win it and right now i don't think joe biden is up to the task. >> bret: is china beating us on the technology military front right now? >> i would say they are rapidly closing the gap, bret. in some areas they may, in fact, reached parody. and security competition between nations is not like 100-meter dash. it's not enough to win just by a nose. because you elm boltedden aggressors like china to take a shot at the title. you want our military to be so strong, you want our intentions to preserve our national interest and international ability to be so

obviously it is a very high rowing incident, violent infant today assembly shot the nation as now the investigation is underway . the mosque attack enough gamma stand has reportedly killed 37 with more than 70 injured in the blast. not a bit of a warning you may find the following. images disturbing explosion happened at a sheer mosque in the city of kandahar during the weekly friday prayer, a large crowd had gathered there. the telephone says it has launched an investigation of today's last comes a week after an explosion tore through another she a mosque in the north of the country. 50 people were killed back then and even more injured lama state course. han has claimed responsibility for that attack. archie contributor richard met hurst looks back at what happened a week ago asking why islamic state is intensifying its activities in the country. last week, a tragic terrorist attack in the galveston. the explosion occurred during friday. prayers that a musk include dues in northern part of the country. at least a 100 people were killed or wounded. most of the victims has ar, she is,

gentle assembly by the united nations and today they had another signifant step back when assian is now see it at its upcoming such. the people that are being rodriguezed are else radioed for exercising their basic human righ, their opposition to this coup. they did knowledge get released because the junta decided boy, 234 is a terrible thing, let's change course. they're doing i. precisely because of pressure. so theless softball i think for all of us is that pressure has tan impact. the junta's claims that naval impervious to special pressure is false and it was important for us to focus on all three times of fresh. money, rev newspaper and apons, and legitimacy. ros: which country or countrys in the region is driving the decision to exclude myanm from this subsummit? >> assian is eager to act by consensus us so they've had a series of contentious disc discussions, as they've described it, trying to come to a common position. they said in a public statement that we've had a request by the national unity government, that is. opticianties -- of decision government to attend, and we've h

they've been accused of inciting others to take part in unauthorized assemblies against a controversial national security law imposed by china. now, russia has reported the death of more people from crone of virus. the last day, the 1st time the daily death toll has passed a 1000 no more than 33000 new infections in the same 24 hours. the number has been rising for weeks with the government, blaming people for not getting vaccinated. despite notaries bonuses and other incentives only 29 percent of the countries, nearly 146000000 people are fully vaccinated. more than one in 15, new zealanders were not collated against curve at 19 on saturday, during a 24 hour vaxatone country had been loaded for it's handling of the pandemic. but the maxine rollout has been slow and it's now struggling to contain an outbreak of the delta variant wine. hey reports. ah, it was called super saturday and was designed to entice new zealanders to get vaccinated against coven. 19, the goal was to administer 100000 doses in one day, which was easily surpassed maynor ship, gun hard to form its on. and i have just been re

he couldn't during the general assembly at the united nations, but now the meeting was scheduled for g 20 this coming weekend in rome. so the obvious question is if turkey was to declare these ambassadors persona non grata, including the american ambassador, what the u. s. president still meet a president and there do on and if he would shy away from doing that, what would the impact be on dervish markets? right, so why then would he do this at a time of rising inflation and financial instability in the likelihood of the turkish lira weakening even more? as a result of us it's really hard to figure out a president. hurdle on is obviously a man who has, who wears his emotions on his sleeve when he's angry. he's angry when he is happy, he's happy, but there's also a stylistic issue. his way of dealing with hard times, difficult time challenges have always been upping. the ante is a risk taker and he's taking a huge he, i think everyone is aware that he is taking a huge mega risk. but a usually a gets the ups the ante escalades of hoping that his counterparts would, you know, sort of ta

secretary-general to work on the basis of relevant united nations resolutions on protection including the resolution adopted during the general assembly emergency special summit held in june 2018 entitled uniting for peace. i call up on secretary-general to take all necessary steps towards gu developing an international 01 mechanism for protection as foreseen in his report of august 2018 and i call upon him to activate this mechanism on the borders of the occupied state of palestine including israel to avail our people of international protection. the borders of 1967 in parallel and in accordance with the aforementioned resolution i call upon the secretary-general to convene international peace conference in line with internationally recognized terms of reference and un resolutions and add these initiatives under the soule offices of the middle east quartet . ladies and gentlemen, to ensure that our initiative is time bound, we give israel the occupying power of one year to withdraw from the palestinian territories it occupied in 1967 including east jerusalem and we are ready to work through this year on the deviation of borders and s

nation very much at risk from sea level rise. we've also heard from the president of the un general assembly who's been speaking as well, but all eyes on tomorrow with the national leaders arrived and give their national statements in what could be a tumultuous fortnight. now moving on and the sudanese teaches committee has called for a strike and all states of sudan that comes a day off the hundreds of thousands of people rally that to denounce the military takeover soldiers use tear gas unblocked. major roads and gunfire was reported, at least 4 people were killed. had morgan has more now for us from khartoum on the phone. this is normally the time of the day where you see a lot of cars on the street of the shop open. and we can count on, you can count the number of cars that pass by and if not, many, normally people are either on their way back home or on their way to see other assess. and you can see some kind of what could be. but since the military take over on monday and especially following yesterday's mass protest, there's hardly any kind of business activity here at the central business district . now the resistance commit

nation very much at risk from sea level rise. we've also heard from the president of the un general assembly who's been speaking as well, but all eyes on tomorrow with the national leaders arrived and give their national statements in what could be a tumultuous fortnight. now moving on and the sydney's teachers committee has called for a strike in all states of sudan and comes a day after hundreds of thousands of people rally there to denounce the military takeover soldiers used tear gas and blocked major roads. and gunfire was reported, at least 4 people were killed. hidden morgan has the latest force from the streets of cartoon. where on one of the main roads, incidents capital from central business district, and normally on a normal day around this time, which is mid afternoon in heart of whom the roads are jammed with scars and the shops are open. and that's because this road connects to many state institutions and many banking institutions in the heart of the capital. but right now, there are very few cars on the streets and many shop remain closed. and this is a week after the military takeover. now today is the 1st day of the