in nepal, landslides have caused havoc in the mountainous regions.lled in landslides alone in recent weeks and dozens are still missing. all this happening when the economies of the region have been crippled by the coronavirus lockdowns — adding to the despair of millions of people in this region. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a rare public appearance for the duke of edinburgh, as he gives up one of his military titles after almost 70 years. nasa: can see you coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man... one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five, four... thousa

but it's time now for the weather with ever 10 and more on those floods in nepal yeah i'm afraid there are further showers in the forecast came but i'm hopeful is not going to be quite as heavy as they have been but really will just add to the problems you can see the whiter shading of cloud on the satellite picture there just above blue turn to the north of bhutan but the show clouds never too far away from nepal as well and in a similar area to the far north east of india we've seen 179 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours there's plenty more where that came from you can see the bright yellow shading on the chart there just around the eastern side of nepal pushing across the far northeast of india northern parts of bangladesh and then it really is a case of spot the difference we go from sunday into monday more heavy downpours across a similar area monday into tuesday and a repeat performance the same again then you can see those showers never really too far away from nepal so for the problems to come here as we go through the coming days i suspect we push a little further is 1st

also, the sets of partnerships that we have created in kenya, nepal and india.we have rolled out the technology. it has been informative, many times when we do research there is a serious nature to think about how the sets of products will deployed. we have had to put that front and center. if we cannot deliver these s innovati people that need them, i am not so sure we could actually help them. >> reporter: thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having a or >> reporter: you can nd more of our coverage on our website on kqed.org. you can reach me on twitter, facebook and instagram. from all of us at ed , thank you for watching . robertunder preure. on the virus and the campaign. president trump: if you look at the chart of deaths, deaths are way down. >> it's a false narrative to take comfo in a lower rate of death. robert: case numbers rise. but the president pushes schools to reopen. even as health experts express caution. >> that's the tragedy of donald trump being president today. he's exactly the wrong person to lead at this moment. robert: and t

more rainfall is moving towards the northeastern side especially with the bordeder with nepal there.ust likike you wilill seeee in next video, peoeople have been dealing with severe rainy conditions. for the state of behar, they've had 30% more rain than usual, causing widespread flooding. the flood in the area strandede 2.4 millionn people and some highways were closed. heavy rain as well as thunderstorm warnings are still in effect for much of the state. so, you'll be seeing lots and lots of water in the roads, bridges being almost submerged and houses inundated. you can see temperatures towards new delhi as well as into calcutta, those are quite high and basically feeling the system. and similar events sbrn happening across eastern asia as well. if you look at china they've had lots of rainfall through the west, through the central parts going through coastal regions. and the frontal system slowly dissipating. as you can see also closer towards japan as well, these two higher pressure systems here sort of keeping things clear and making the front move slowly away. but warm air alo

in nepal, landslides have caused havoc in the mountainous regions.lone in recent weeks — dozens are still missing. all this happening when the economies of the region have been crippled by the coronavirus lockdowns — adding to the despair of millions of people in this region. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a rare public appearance for the duke of edinburgh, as he gives up one of his military titles, after almost 70 years. he's coming down the ladder now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet t

in nepal, landslides have caused havoc in the mountainous regions., and dozens are still missing. all this happening when the economies of the region have been crippled by the coronavirus lockdowns, adding to the despair of millions of people in this region. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. it was around this time five years ago that a tv celebrity raised laughs around the world when he announced he wanted to run for the white house. fast forward to now, and kanye west, better known of course as a hugely successful musician, producer and entrepreneur, fancies his chances of taking over from president donald trump. a chaotic campaign rally at the weekend drew quite a lot more criticism than support. and it's prompted his wife, kim kardashian, to make a public appeal for compassion for him. she confirmed he has bipolar disorder, but says the family can do nothing, legally, to help. josef sorett is professor of religion and african american studies at columbia university. i asked him what he makes about all of this. what does he make of it? to be honest,

the forecast little bit lighter on sunday the heavy rain is actually further to the north through nepal working its way into be tom but really sunny back dishes some very heavy amounts of rain and also the western gas particularly down into carol a bit kind of widespread pushing across into tunnel nodded as well and then on monday you can see these dark blue areas the yellow indicates again where the very heavy rains will be and generally get it will be nepal and be tom but still those rains very extensive right the way down towards the south. in the conclusion of the 2 part series people in power in vesta gates' allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic of babies the torture realize that babies that are the could be sold to america a charity quite a nice and reveals shocking new evidence of how and where religious orders disposed of those who died frankly torn in the system like this one church and state are clear to keep the truth from coming helps islands mother and baby scandal on al-jazeera. who. you're with al jazeera these are our top stories this hour investig

more than 130 people have been killed in severe flooding and landslides in nepal dozens of people aremissing while millions have left have been left this place because of the floods triggered by heavy rain houses have been destroyed buildings swept away and roads damaged emergency personnel are searching the debris for missing people floods and landslides are common in nepal during the summer with more rain still expected. it's a world famous architectural tresor revered by both christians and muslims now turkey's high gas sophia has gone from museum to mosque hosting its 1st friday prayers in nearly 86 years but it's changed several times since it was built 1500 years ago it was originally the largest church in the eastern roman empire in the christian city of constantinople now called istanbul in 1453 the city fell to the ottomans after a 55 day siege and how i guess sophia was converted into a mosque almost 500 years later in 1935 and became a secular museum reflecting the inclusive vision of istanbul after the fall of the ottoman empire turkey's highest court ordered the conversio

in bangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar and nepal monsoon floods and landslides have destroyed homes and tran—thomson has this report. monsoon season. at this time of year it is an annual occurrence in many parts of asia. already this year at least 50 people have been killed and more than 2 million affected in the indian state of assam alone. heavy rain has submerged villages and hundreds of relief camps have been set up to shelter the many thousands of evacuees. and this year there is the added challenge of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. so far in assam there have been 17,000 recorded cases. translation: we have two challenges here, one is covid—19 and the other is the flooding. still our personnel are working here day and night to save lives. in india's kaziranga state more than a million people have had to flee their homes. most of the national park is under water and hundreds of animals have needed rescue. including this 1—horned rhino calf separated from her mother. many others have not survived. in neighbouring bangladesh, around a third of the country is submerged and more

s entrenched pools have been across the areas of the northeast but in particular nepal there is more to come there we've also seen some good monsoon rains across the final question see the storm clouds leaving there more of that in the forecast on sunday across into pakistan as well and then really this monsoon rains very extensive throughout much of the country but again the heavy rains the taken early on monday there will be across nepal bhutan and again into assam. in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction those partitions in courts and violence into. but across the country and there's a dark side in detroit is we do see the grit from his office the majesty of the hidden fish into something more like the team i didn't see on the british football i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the country join me on my journey in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. welcome back let's update you with the top story so far this half hour millions of syria's displaced people have only one turkish border crossing thro

that we'll hear from people in nepal and in bangladesh affected by the worst monsoon rains in years. and it was just been substantial flooding in south korea some landslides reported as well as this thing and wind across it as an active diddled area of low pressure on the seasonal rain now the heaviest rain is going east so it will be home sure that benefits us the right word from that on saturday there's an easterly a fairly chilly easterly in a brisk from bring in yet more rain to south korea and to some degree north korea and if i go through to sunday the same story exists because rather less of it all will materialised and rather less rain for most of japan much of it is going to be offshore but you could run one for the system back into china where the next pulse is trying to develop and looks like it's all going saif round the north which is still unusual for this time yet but the heart of it still running across the yangtze which is of course in flood. much of the laziness news here is seeing fairly frequent thunderstorms and they are coming through in clumps and if you're in

s entrenched pools have been across the areas of the northeast but in particular nepal there is more to come there we've also seen some good monsoon rains across the final question see the storm clouds leaving there more of that in the forecast on sunday across into pakistan as well and then really this monsoon rains very extensive throughout much of the country but again the heavy rains particularly on monday there will be across nepal bhutan and again into. a secret mass grave in arlon discovered at an institution run by catholic nuns is. a nation shocked to its core. people in power investigates a scandal but destroyed families cost thousands of lives and still raises profound questions about the ties between the catholic church and the irish state's. arlin's mother and baby scandal. on a 0. 4 rule order. to form. welcome if you're just joining us let's just get right up to speed with the main headlining stories this hour millions of displaced syrians will now have only one turkish border crossing through which to receive aid that's after several efforts to keep the 2nd crossing o

authorities in northern india nepal say something or a 1000000 people have been displaced by monsoon flooding nearly 200 people have been reported killed in floods landslides and lightning strikes officials across the region are warning of further flooding from the rising river levels. and parts of china it's been raining almost continuously since the end of june whole regions along the 6000 kilometer say river are under water dozens of people have been killed and businesses left completely devastated. chinese social media footage offers an unfiltered look at the devastating floods and tires cities along the young sea are practically drowning heavy rains have caused china's longest rivet's whoever flow nearly $20000000.00 people are believed to be affected in danger of losing their livelihoods like this man who fears his tea harvest has been destroyed you know if you were trying to drawing some of the harvest in order to save it but we have to throw away most of it. meanwhile china's state broadcaster c.c.t.v. is mainly showing images of heroic rescue efforts. we're gathering materia

authorities in northern india and nepal say some 4000000 people have been displaced by monsoon flooding nearly 200 people have been reportedly killed in floods landslides and lightning strikes officials across the region are warning of further flooding from rising river levels. france has remembered the nazi round up of thousands of parisian jews in mid july 1902 they were taken into custody in operation known as voted eve and after the cycling velodrome where most of them were 1st sent only a limited number of people were allowed to attend this ceremony amid toben 1000 precautions. this was a very controlled environment were even the children of survivors could not attend but the significance of the ceremony loomed large it commemorates the events of july in 1942 when more than 13000 pairs jews were rounded up by the german occupying forces with the help of french police most of the jews were brought to the city's indoor cycling track they and the others were then deported to the auschwitz concentration camp. at the ceremony a leader of the jewish community in france expressed his conc

. >>> in nepal, a motorcyclist got caught up in a flood. his bike was pushed down the road and down he went. people nearby worthing fully able to rescue him, the area has been battling flash floods and landslides for nearly one month. >> no flash floods or landslides for us, we are very lucky. >> we haven't had any rain for weeks. >> normal rainfall for the month of july is precisely zero. so we are months away from that. we have been tracking some thunder strums that developed for northern california. satellite protect perspective, those are thunderstorms with an upper-level disturbance. and it's also the location of the hog fire, with camillus clouds developing with the heat of the fire largely out of control, that's been helping to get the air to rise, producing actual thunderstorms. it is hard to tell where the upper-level low begins and where the influence of the fire comes to an end, and vice versa. the air here is very, very dry. a lot of this evaporates on the way down. the last thing that they need are these cloud to ground lightni

at that heavy rain again it's the same regions that have had the recent flooding on the mudslides nepal bhutan and again the far north of west bengal but also heavy rain across into bangladesh some areas in the next 72 hours could pick up over $400.00 millimeters of rain now that system which brought the heavy rain into southern pakistan that is now already impacting oman's there is at it across the open waters and you can see all of this cloud here now this will continue to produce some very heavy amounts of rain since you see dark blue and yellow you know that means very heavy downpours that eventually work its way sunday in some more eastern areas of yemen but in fact over the next 48 hours we could see about 70 millimeters of rain into southern amman that will undoubtedly cause some flash floods and as we go through monday that rain then very heavy into these areas the yemen and the fall southwest assadi so again another area peter that could see some flooding in the next few days ok jenny thanks very much for that we'll talk to later i'm sure still to come here on the news hour for

in nepal, landslides have caused havoc in the mountainous regions.coronavirus lockdowns, adding to the despair of millions of people in this region. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. back to issues of coronavirus. ventilators have been a crucial asset during the coronavirus pandemic, and now, experts in cambridge have come together to design a new model that helps two people instead of one. designed by royal papworth hospital and the university of cambridge, this machine is still being tested, but it could eventually be used around the world. 0ur science correspondent richard westcott reports. when covid—19 first came, many countries including the uk were worried they will run out of hospital ventilators. they are the life—saving machines that breed for you. a second covid—19 wave could still leave hospital short. which is where this new device comes in. it is one ventilator but for two people. you can see clearly hear what makes this device unique stop imagine these bellows are human lungs. the one closest to me isn't going up one closest to me isn't g

in bangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar and nepal, monsoon floods and landslides have destroyed homes andsophia tran—thomson has this report. monsoon season. at this time of year it is an annual occurrence in many parts of asia. already this year at least 50 people have been killed and more than 2 million affected in the indian state of assam alone. heavy rain has submerged villages and hundreds of relief camps have been set up to shelter the many thousands of evacuees. and this year there is the added challenge of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. so far in assam there have been 17,000 recorded cases. translation: we have two challenges here, one is covid—19 and the other is the flooding. still our personnel are working here day and night to save lives. in india's kaziranga state more than a million people have had to flee their homes. most of the national park is under water and hundreds of animals have needed rescue. including this one—horned rhino calf separated from her mother. many others have not survived. in neighbouring bangladesh, around a third of the country is submerged

richard nixon signed the nepal legislation. we are in another critical point but this is getting to be as i said to you look at all the number of people, 50 million more people have died since they haven't taken up the bill and a large number more have become infected. we are going to have 137,000 since we passed the bill. 50,000 added to that in 2 million more people. on the floor, to ensure that parents go back to work and childcare workers can keep their jobs. this is very very important and a very high priority for us. and then we have great outdoors, bipartisan bill the past the senate and we are protecting our natural heritage and honoring our values with the no ban act, and access to counsel so we have a number of things including this next week or the next. removing statues from the capital. our children. what we want to do - they can't do it if it isn't safe. they can be safe if they execute the defense production act to make sure it does. thank you all very much. >> the house and senate return on monday to resume legi

also, the sets of partnerships that we have created in kenya, nepal and indi we have rolled out the technology times when we do research there is a serious nature to think about how the sets of products will deployed. we have had toput that front and center. if we cannot deliver these innovations to people that need them, i am not so sure if we uld actually help them >> reporter: thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having a or >> reporter: yocan find more of our coverage on our website on kqed.or cebook and instagram. itter, from all of us at kqed , thank you r watching . captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, july 12: coronavirus cases continue to climb across the country; more onoger stone's sentence commutation; and one city's attempt to curb residential waste. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anders family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss wh

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india, china, nepal, russia and bhutan. to give you a few examples.pulation. and neighbouring nepal has seen its population of tigers is up from 121 in 2009 to 235just under a decade later. very encouraging numbers. bbc news' beth timmins is here to explain more. let's start with the problem, beth. why weren't there numbers falling so much ten years ago or so? the main issues here have been poaching and also ruining the forested areas that the tigers live in. so deforestation to both the tigers in the play as well. these have been the major issues affecting the tigers in these areas. 100 years ago there would have been thousands upon thousands of tigers roaming in these areas. what's change? in 2010 the 13 target range countries, the countries that still have tiger populations got together and decided to make a concerted effort. that was included at everyone from local government to big charities like wwf to drop an plan to basically try and work out wildlife corridors for these tigers to go through and better protect both their habitats and their foo

south asia's devastating monsoon season storms through nepal killing dozens and displacing millions of people coming up and scored an individual award for the player who led the season's outstanding i'm your lead singer. but 1st more than 40 years since the u.s. recognize china's communist government relations between the world's 2 largest economies have now sunk to their lowest levels in decades tensions are soaring with accusations of espionage state secrecy and a blame game over the coronavirus pandemic among the newest developments a chinese researcher who had taken refuge in the san francisco consulate is being taken to courts sanguine has been accused of hiding her military connection when she applied for her american visa it's the latest in a series of diplomatic disputes between washington and beijing so the u.s. is warning china against it for its retaliation after beijing ordered the american consulate in the city of chengdu to be shut down that order was in direct response to the closure of china's consulates in houston the trumpet ministration says it was part of a massive

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heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud all was when we covered the nepal of quake of 2050 a terrible much older soft stuff and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important at the time. a team of chinese scientists in patna gehring deep sea mission searching for rare is also the one who when it's produced china's underwater on al-jazeera. today i'm announcing a surge of federal law enforcement into american communities plagued by violent crime. donald trump says federal forces will be deployed to chicago and albuquerque democrats say it's a political stunt to boost the flagging reelection campaign. i don't like law this is al jazeera life also coming spying claims in a mysterious fire china is ordered to shut its consulate in the u.s. city of houston as the diplomatic war intensified its.

displaced from their homes struggling to survive amid the rising waters in the himalayan country of nepal floods and landslides have killed more than 130 people sara reports a river in the nepalese district of cheats one is just its banks umbrellas are a necessity to watch the phones flowing flood beneath further along the river bank and to minute to temple just about managed to stay unscathed for many nipponese their hinds business isn't even livelihoods have been swept away the monsoon season in the poll started last month into could turn for the worse on sunday the flash floods and landslides in 70 of the 77 districts across the country the number of deaths is 3 times higher than the same time last year. there's no way to get up there my house is now surrounded with water that has risen up from what used to be a small stream. search and rescue teams the sifting through debris to find missing people and clean major roads which think mountainous parts of the country to the camp to katmandu. house near a begum is trying to get to her house things are also banned in bangladesh where this y

the cross than to india bangladesh as well of course has really been an undated but also so house nepal this is the one major river there which of course burst its banks and believe it or not this is actually the floodwaters that have actually begun to recede but there's more very heavy rain in the forecast to take you up to the northeast and really have the next couple days also very widespread across much of bangladesh. but. growing up in a harsh and unforgiving circumstances children learn to play dangerous games they exist without studies that destroy the house and take worn down by frustration and broken promises young men living under the constant threat of imprisonment they took me to the cheap and blindfolded me the time for them to regain control of their lives is when the boys returned to prison life inside and out. on al-jazeera. org for. the 4th. to get to what she had 0 her mind about top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump has warned that the corona virus outbreak is likely to get worse before it gets better he's urging the public to wear masks and promise to

of a japan and then the monsoon rains very heavy of course across much of india bangladesh up into nepal and as we go through saturday the rains once again becoming fairly heavy through maharashtra down towards carola as you can see a bit of a break across areas into the northeast sunday cross into bangladesh and then to sunday we should stay in the slightly dry same but again some very heavy downpours out across the west. incarcerated. in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunity. for a singing contest like no other offers a chance of it and hope for the talent to fill in on the prison life inside and out a tale of singers and murderers on al-jazeera. the original jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour friday prayers are being held in turkey's highly is sophia for the 1st time in nearly 86 years that's after turkey's president of egypt i heard of one declared the structure originally built as an orthodox christian with the drop would once again be converted into a mosque following a court ruling. china's foreign ministry has ordere

through sunday the rains wrong again very heavy across the north and northeast and pushing on again into nepal and bhutan. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i am afraid because i'm not on the minority thing to afraid of where do these ideas come from the tragedy of more lives how much we've tried to send a close getting to school a happy family move over the course of joining me opticians our seat on the final part of my journey when i had to become a target of the hindu fust policy in search of india's sole knowledge is 0. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour investigators from the international criminal court of arrived in libya's capital to look into whether forces loyal to war nor the need to have tough have committed war crimes meanwhile the leaders of france germany and italy have issued a joint statement urging an end to foreign interference in libya. iran's president hassan rouhani says 25000000 people more than a quarter of the population may have been infected with corona virus iran has officially reported abou

through sunday the rains wrong again very heavy across the north and northeast and pushing on again into nepal and bhutan. which is the relationship between culture religion and a deeply divided city everything here is overshadowed by politics even the most basic of things food in 2008 al-jazeera traveled to jerusalem to see a food could cross deep lines of division jewish history to be a cruise ship it together we cook together the casual the people that love history . rewind street food jerusalem on al-jazeera. oh. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here this hour investigators from the international criminal court have a ride in libya's capital to look into whether forces loyal to the warlord only for have to have committed war crimes meanwhile the leaders of france germany and italy have issued a joint statement urging an end to foreign interference in libya. syria is about to hold his 3rd parliamentary election since the uprising against president bashar al assad 9 years ago the opposition says that the light switches are missing as the candidates or rather members or allies of

more heavy downpours particularly to the north east of india into bangladesh up towards baton towards nepal and then of course more very heavy rain right up the western ghats pushing up towards the fall of pakistan with more showers to come this week. territorial social and ethnic divisions. france has seen some of the biggest recent protests of the black lives matter. al-jazeera will close to some of its least privileged communities. where treatment by the police is still a contentious issue. carries a divided city on al-jazeera. org . welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here at this hour coronavirus cases across latin america have passed 4300000 which is more than the u.s. and canada combined there's been a surge of infections and brazil mexico peru colombia and argentina experts say the actual figure is much higher than the official. florida has overtaken new york as the 2nd worst hit state by coronavirus in the u.s. more than 12000 new cases were reported in the past day taking the state's total to more than 423000. on the body of u.s. civil rights pioneer john lewis has been

million of people are displaced by torrential monsoon rains in india, nepal and bangladesh.

nothing like the heavy downpours we have seen over the last week still some heavy downpours across into nepal but really the rains are heaviest out towards the west up into rock just dropped whole way down into kara and all the while to the north we'll see areas of brain scan to thunderstorms will see some of those certainly to new delhi with the hive 33. coveted beyond well. taken without hesitation. bolton died from. power defines how we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas here we make the rules people in power investigates exposes and question the use and abuse of power around the globe. on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera let's talk about a reminder of the main news this hour staff of the u.s. consulate in chengdu in china apparently leave after beijing ordered its closure it's a response to the u.s. ordering china's consulate in houston texas to be shot. by clubs discos and event holes being closed down again in catalonia the more than 280 new outbreaks across spain and the number of corona virus infections there tripled in the past 2 weeks and libya's prime min

across much of luzon and into india more heavy rain here of course and it's not just india up into nepal. as well the helping some torrential downpours mudslides and landslides this does and while you can see all the see what happens there many people gather there and they actually get the young men act and eventually also get his bike out of the same time it's very heavy rain through friday and a similar story as we head on into the 1st part of the week at. the . territorial social and ethnic divisions. france has seen some of the biggest recent protests over black lives matter. al-jazeera world comes to some of its least privileged communities. where treatment by the police is still a contentious issue. carries a divided city on al-jazeera. well again you're watching out to 0 remind our top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump has canceled the republican national convention that was to be held in jacksonville florida next one florida is one of the states hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic trump says the recent spike in infections is the reason . scientists in south af

prospect for the next couple of days across the northeast of india bangladesh as well across into nepal there is still some way to the for cars but you can see it's much lighter and in fact the heavier rains are going to be further to the west central areas down across into canada and really through saturday and sunday. seeing some of the heavier downpours like we possibly could see some flooding across into mumbai. is a tipping point. scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree upon a solution. but taking matters into their own. you know how. we're trying this action to get its understand that it kills people and that it kills people now it's ridiculous both sides would turn the people's doors on al-jazeera. but the buck you're watching over there with me said whoa robin a reminder of our top global news stories chinese stuff and moving out of the consular office in the u.s. city of houston to be ordered to close it washington described it as a necessary move to protect american intellectual property china has retaliated by orderi

ways and then borders falls apart before you get further south in for example java heavy showers in nepal and in assam in northeast and india have produced flooding recently it is of course full monsoon season seed expect the heaviest rains will be to be in maharashtra mumbai south was and indeed that's where they are. in the aftermath of the 2011 quake and tsunami a remarkable more trade of a remote japanese village. that is later how has the community of me. been able to move on and rebuild their lives. rewinds japan aftermath of the catastrophe. on al-jazeera. i want you to see a reminder of our top stories this hour the international court of justice has ruled in favor of qatar in its dispute for blockading arab states which is seen qatar prevented from flying over the airspace in the 2017 in the un's aviation branch will not settle the dispute. the u.k. has banned the purchase of new 5 g. equipment from chinese from far away from december the 31st by mr bowers johnson has been under pressure from within his own party and the u.s. but says the company is a security risk. china's calle

have taken the wrong turn i think for many points of view they are concentrating now once again in nepal in the northeast of india and bangladesh and a few showers in northern pakistan but this looks worrying. but for. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis you know how many do not know how to die with this horrid stock of his heart he says all are really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in yemen the sapphic case is an interesting. one for the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour oxford university has made a breakthrough in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine only results appear to show it's safe and triggers an immune response the world health organization has welcomed the progress. egypt's parliament has voted to allow president abdel fattah el-sisi to deploy troops outside the country allows for a possible intervention in libya u.s. president donald t

centimeters of water but there's plenty of very heavy rain again on monday particularly again through nepal and across into bhutan assam as well and then really pushing down into bangladesh but really extending throughout much of india some heaviest spells as well further towards the south and choose day we'll see more of the same particularly across the northeast and widespread showers across the. but. an image can change the way we see the wu if we had not seen this week with me talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created this longing for a follow opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this is a play on the talking points were pretty identical it can forge narratives or rewrite through the listening post gives you the full picture on a. i'm back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now aid groups say they're deeply concerned over restrictions on the flow of aid into syria the un security council agreed on friday to a compromise that leaves only one border crossing with turkey and turnout ha

of southeast asia plenty of showers continue into the northeast of india into bangladesh up towards nepal the rain is going to continue to the west and gets. a scandal that's rocked the nation to its core and exposed hundreds of court officials. just a short. the most dangerous commodity can one and sometimes take a spac the whole an edifice to blow up the passing of time against judicial corruption as in my house i am i think i can look back on this in an exclusive documentary al-jazeera and examine one man's extraordinary battle for just in donna at this time. o. . book about you what you don't deserve me so wrong a reminder of our top stories the united states has toughened its stance on china's just suited claims to offshore resources and most of the south china sea calling them completely of lawful. also restrictions are being imposed in california to combat a surge in kind of virus infections businesses including james bars and to movie theaters have been told to close it's one of several u.s. states which has seen a spike in cases thousands of protesters in the democratic republic

india bangladesh still seeing some very heavy rain the rain pushing right up across a good part of nepal and in fact we'll see the rain also extending into a good part of northern india by the middle of that week. talk to old was there a wee hours is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues that we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the older 0. play an important role protecting it would. ringback be. a. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha your top story is the israeli army says there's been a security incident along the northern border with lebanon on in the sheva farms region israel says it 48 an infiltration attempt by hezbollah fighters. israelis living along the border weren't actually told to stay indoors but they've now been allowed to resume normal activities there's been no comment so far from hezbollah. and other news at least 2 people have been killed during p

india bangladesh still seeing some very heavy rain the rain pushing right up across a good part of nepal and in fact we'll see the rain also extending into a good part of northern india by the middle of that week. on counting the cost this week rich countries a quarter of the market for covert $19.00 vaccines but what does that mean for the world's poor will look at the coronavirus treatments off a low income nations and check out the real price of developing drugs counting the cost on al-jazeera every generation has a higher purpose. ours is a home. hello again this is all just there and it's remind you of the main news this hour israel is accusing his boss of launching what it's calling an infiltration attempt on the border with lebanon and the shaba farms region this paulo denies engaging in clashes or opening fire at the united nations is calling for restraint from both sides. at least 2 people have been killed in antigovernment protests in iraq's capital baghdad the 1st deaths during demonstrations since prime minister the stuff out that he was sworn in 2 months ago. and shouting in

dry there but plenty of rain elsewhere and against the very heavy rains into bangladesh and up into nepal. but. what is the relationship between culture religion and a deeply divided city everything here is overshadowed by politics even the most basic of things food in 2008 al-jazeera traveled to jerusalem to see a food could cross deep lines of division jewish history in it together and we cook together because of the people that the love history. rewind street food jerusalem on al-jazeera. order. talk about what your visit with me said the reminder of our top stories an intelligence report has found the british government actively avoided looking into russian interference in u.k. politics it says the government failed to take action even after evidence emerged of moscow trying to influence the 2014 scottish independence referendum. e.u. nations have agreed a multi-billion dollar quota virus recovery package after a 4th night of talks intends to go she the majority of the deal is being offered as grounds to hardest hit member states. the issues surrounding china have topped the agenda du

prospect for the next couple of days across the northeast over end bangladesh as well across into nepal there is still some rain in the 4 cars but you can see it's much lighter and in fact the heavier rains are going to be further to the west central areas down across into canada and really through saturday and sunday and also maharastra seeing some of the heavier downpours i could see some flooding across into mumbai. jump into this stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on hand will online be part of the debate any person you see coming steve when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic problems that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to need to transform lives the way to see which way to do business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out to 0. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for a reminder of our top stories chinese style from moving out of their consulate in the u.s. city of houston in texas they have met

rainfall across south asia or coast will pick downpours over towards bangladesh pushing up towards nepal and bhutan we are looking at some very heavy rain is the final thesis of india once again the west and saying big downpours possibility of flooding rains here and notice that rain just not just a little further north yet again as we go through wednesday. but. what is the price of luxury. an undercover team travels deep into the illegal cocoa plantations of the ivory coast simple solutions are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor of chocolates hearts of darkness and counters unpatrolled labor is working in a $100000000000.00 industry well over half of the country's cocoa produces live below the poverty line. on al-jazeera. ui . a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour at least 2 people have been killed during protests against corruption in unemployment in iraq's capital baghdad in the 1st death searing demonstration since from mr mustafa alani was sworn in 2 months ago anti-government protesters have rallied in the philippines capital the presiden

and the is more in the 4 cars site is a go through monday very heavy again through the northeast but nepal as well across into be tan similar story on tuesday and all the while the rains very heavy through central and southern areas. they signed up for a luxury groups but some would never come ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ho ho ho ho when i went to investigate new zealand's deadly vocal. on al-jazeera. every. you're. the oh. you're with al jazeera these are the top stories this hour aid groups are deeply concerned over restrictions of the flow into into syria the un security council agreed on friday to a compromise that leaves just one border crossing with turkey. in mali prezza being held for antigovernment protesters killed in bamako a prominent religious leader mahmoud dicko who is spearheading the demonstrations has called on protesters to remain calm and libya's u.n. recognized government says forces loyal to ward khalifa haftar are now reinforcing the city of sirte its released images appearing to show the transportation of russian made defense systems. many african families who depend

crops and weather experts expect little relief soon and the monsoon season has also brought misery to nepal at least 100 people have died there and some 500 homes have been swept away there are an estimated 74 landslides in 15 floods over the past week. while hundreds of bolivians have defied coronavirus restrictions in the capital to protest against the lockdown they're calling on the government to reopen businesses thousands of people have lost their jobs and the economy is expected to slip into recession this year because of the pandemic bolivia has recorded nearly 50000 cases last week several ministers also tested positive for the virus while the u.s. government has reversed its plan to revoke fees as from international students if the universities hold classes exclusively online because of the corona virus pandemic the decision follows 8 federal lawsuits and opposition from hundreds of universities thousands of foreign students travel to the u.s. every year to study and are also a significant source of revenue. well thousands of israelis have rallied outside the prime minister's resid

bangladesh pushing up towards butan some heavy showers too standing their way across a good part of nepal and the heaviest rain for the west advance. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons. in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. every generation has a higher purpose. ours is just stay home. are you watching our german of our top stories this hour and there are more protests in ethiopia 3 days after populist singer and activist was murdered a child who does so who's been buried in his hometown of both was an icon for the country's biggest ethnic group the oromo. f.b.i. agents in the united states have arrested a close friend of sex offender jeffrey epstein play maxwell is accused by many of many women of recruiting them for epstein and his wealthy friends to rate and use. his president trump says the latest job figures prove the economy is roaring back to life after taking a hit from t

less of the cross than to india bangladesh as well of course has really been and data but also so has nepal this is the one major river there which of course burst its banks and believe it or not this is actually the floodwaters that have actually begun to recede but there's more very heavy rain in the forecast the ticket up to the north east and really of the next couple days also very widespread across much of bangladesh. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy social media online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic violence that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he gets human equating to business if we're going to adapt to climate breakout this stream on al-jazeera. org. but again you're watching out there among of our top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump has warned that the creative arts outbreak is likely to get worse before it gets better is judgi