the southeast rural belt of nepal— going to do. the southeast rural belt of nepal is _ going to do.utheast rural belt of nepal is one of the - going to do. the southeast rural l belt of nepal is one of the poorest areas in one of the poorest countries. 0pportunities scarce. hundreds of thousands have left this district for qatar since it was awarded the world cup. as part of our investigation we have looked at a number of death certificates going back about six years of workers who have died in qatar, notjust from here in nepal but also india and bangladesh. 0n here in nepal but also india and bangladesh. on a number of them we've seen a similar cause of death, multiple blunt injuries due to fall from height. we have spoken to some of the families who believe that these deaths are down to workplace safety not being adequate. this young man went to qatar four years ago, he was building infrastructure. he was due to his family here on the 12 october in nepal. four days earlier they received a call telling them he had died at work. translation: he them he had died at work. translation:

backin back in nepal, kidney patient hem and otherformer migrant back in nepal, kidney patient hem and ways to improve conditions. labour unions are illegal in some states like the uae, but workers still find ways to help each other. under the clear skies last night it turned out to be the coldest once in spring last year, but further east, the north—east in particular, still a severe flood warnings, more details on sepa's website there are about the threat to life because of that river flooding. about the threat to life because of that riverflooding. not about the threat to life because of that river flooding. not as much flooding around today, but the last three days has brought the best part of 200 millilitres of rain. still more rain to come, even though it is lighter today, more rain to come, even though it is lightertoday, more more rain to come, even though it is lighter today, more coming down off the atlantic in the night. a chilly feel out there, despite that sunshine, so it does look like it will be dry to start with the rugby league world cup finals. however, as we go throu

and that's why sending more people abroad is a key priority for nepal.work as domestic maids. the governmentjustifies the ban, saying it wants to ensure safety of its citizens. we have started — already started — to talk with the respective countries and the officials from the western countries that they should provide condition to the women — not only the women, to all the workers who are from nepal. gulf countries like qatar say workers there are protected by comprehensive labour laws. for nepalese women who lack professional skills, finding a housemaid job is easier. for them, any employment is a way out of poverty. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news, kathmandu. the number of women on ftse 100 boards has continued to rise this year — to 40% — but a new report released today by cranfield university highlights deep concerns about the lack of progress of women into key executive roles and suggests the increase has been driven — again — by boards appointing female non—executive directors to comply with targets. joining me now is victoria scholar, head of inves

yet nepal is one of the world's poorest countries.received compensation either from the companies they worked for or from the countries themselves, which are among some of the world's richest. for migrant workers, even raising safety concerns can be dangerous, as a kenyan called malcolm found out. i used to be a security guard in qatar. i myself have been posted outside. in just the shortest amount of time you can be covered from head to toe in sweat, you are completely drenched. it is that hot. it was around mid—2020, this was around the peak of summer. during this time, the minister of labour prohibits people from working under the sun from around 10am—3pm. malcolm was guarding buildings owned by the qatar foundation, a charitable trust with links to the qatari royal family. on one occasion, we had one vip, a member of the royalfamily, visit the property. she arrived at around 10am or "am, i think, and by this time the temperatures are crazy high. i was working in the cctv control, so i could see. people are posted on different junc

he came to nepal as a teenager, after the 1st wave of the veterans had arrived in 1959. when then came a handrail opened its borders to those fleeing the chinese occupation of tibet. in your homeland? are you allowed to practice your religion 20 mash? i'm not able to comment on that. wow. in august 20 o e. napoli, police to team 760 tibetans, for protesting against to crack down into beth by chinese authorities. in 2019 dozens were also arrested in the days leading up to chinese president cd ping's visit to nepal. since then, chinese ministers have also visited a visit by chinese minister to carmen da would have triggered protest amongst the buttons in the past. but these refugees now live in fear. they become quiet and inaccessible rights activists say. chinese officials have been the subject of protest because of violations of tibetans writes, but the tibetan refugee we spoke to wouldn't even elaborate on why he left his homeland in touch with me. the reason that people come here from the bathroom is abuse. i can talk about this on the nipple. the government has repeat

and that will also take nepal into another round of political instability, so that instability will not be light and job will create some sort of anxiety, both in delhi and in beijing because the nipple, in all, as you know, our neighbors, the, to better one of us region of china and you be be hired whispering all out that are kind of india. so i think it would be very closely watched both in daily and begging specially the possibility of instability in napoleon having months. well, hopefully there is some stability to the government can provide to the country, relieve a bearing for the time being dr. michelle law firm funded the director of the center for salvation studies and got monday. thank you very much, sir. thank you and that's it for today. does of course more from the region on our website and as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter. we're back to morris . you then, bye. ah. i embracing a new era. bollywood is out. creators are inventing new spaces and method. more courage, diversity and freedom. they're making a blast and staking things out. i think that's what i ca

for decades, tibetan refugees have fled to nepal and sage protests against china. the due to beijing is going pressure on cap monday. tibetans now fear speaking about their country on or below has more now from cap monte every morning in the bulk hot district, the cotton do pilgrimage around this holy site. the stoopa. it is a daily ritual that may look ordinary, but for tibetans who have been living as refugees in the pump, it's one thing they could do without fear of getting arrested. we managed to speak to a man who asked us to conceal his identity. he came to nepal as a teenager, after the 1st wave of the veterans had arrived in 1959. when then came a handrail opened its borders to those fleeing the chinese occupation of tibet. in your homeland, are you allowed to practice your religion duty, but i am not able to comment on that. wow. in august 20 o. e. napoli, police detain, 760 tibetans for protesting against to crack down into bed by chinese authorities. in 2019 dozens were also arrested in the days leading up to chinese president cd pings visit to nepal. si

i was born in nepal. i moved to canada with my dad and my brother in 1999. so i was around 6 years old at the time. i think there is this really deep desire to belong. and i think when something is taken away from you, it like it becomes, it becomes that much more important. and so like just the fact that i can't go to bed, it's something that i care about so much and like to answer your question, simply like why do i do it? it's just because i love it. it's something that makes me feel human. it makes me feel full art is definitely a form of activism and resistance for tibetan inside and outside of it. the chinese government's main sort of strategy to get rid of tibetans is to move us from our culture. mm hm. with that, this is how we honor residence inside of tibet by continuing this part of a culture. this is tim. mm hm. oh my friend i, we've known each other for so long and in our community. she is the youngest board member ever to be a part of that threatening canadian culture centers board. ever since we've just kind of been there is biggest hi girl is

notjust from here in the nepal but also india and bangladesh. 0n here in the nepal but also india andblunt injuries due to falling from heights. we have spoken to some of the families who believe that these deaths are down to workplace safety not being adequate. he was building infrastructure as the country prepared for the tournament. he was due to visit his family here in nepal on the 12 october. four days earlier they 0ctober. four days earlier they received a call telling them he died at work. translation: ., , at work. translation: ., ~ translation: he was working when hea debris translation: he was working when heavy debris fell _ translation: he was working when heavy debris fell on _ translation: he was working when heavy debris fell on him _ translation: he was working when heavy debris fell on him and - translation: he was working when heavy debris fell on him and he - translation: he was working when heavy debris fell on him and he was. heavy debris fell on him and he was crushed. his friend was also in qatar. he told me. iwould not crushed. his friend was also in qatar. he

today ober nepal has shifted more to what india that worried china, which has invested heavily in the country under its belt and road initiative. napoleon, future stance remains unknown for now at some pulls need to be repeated due to outbreaks, filings and final result could take up to 2 weeks to declare and gentlemen offer more perspective on this is dr. mr. love monday, he's director of the center for south asian studies in kaufman. do dr. funding the election saw a lot more than expected. turned out of about 61 percent. does that mean that the nepalese people are frustrated with their political close? yes, indeed, this is the lowest voter turnout since gender elections in 1991. it shows up public disenchantment and apathy towards the you know, and a political system. but it would also be that the increasingly young nepalese are abroad for walk in the gulf in militia, in korea, japan and dana post go there. does. there is a great demand for walkers abroad, so there are hardly any young a, please living in the country. but he could also be at the same time, as you mentioned, that pe

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in strict europe covered rules, plus nepal volts in a parliamentary election where the stakes are high. but so is voted this satisfaction with politics for you to have the details. ah, my british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. it's good to have you with us. china capital b gene has closed several school districts up for a sergeant corporate 19 cases and is urging residents in its hardest hit areas to stay home over the weekend being reported to corporate 19 debts. the 1st in the country since may. meanwhile, the port city, one job began a 5 day lockdown of its most populous by your district. china has made adjustments to with 0 forward policy, judging local authorities to deploy targeted closures, rather than catch all locked downs. but even with the changes, lockdown, fatigue is still palpable. when should i told her? if you can't go anywhere, i will. everything's closed. customers can't come either or . so what can you do, jojo? nothing her right now. i don't know how it will go out. the policy is changing every day. but i feel that chain is covered. policy is still pretty

that's one election in nepal has finished. it's 5 year term to to power struggles, incumbent prime minister. sure bother. dubai has been into post 5 times. his main rival, k p sharma, only 3 and both are running again for the top post is shaping up to be a 2 horse race between the ruling nepalese congress and the main opposition party united marxist lenin is both of held power in the past ticket and a half or so, and are making the same old promises deposit economy struggling to recover after inflation reached nearly 9 percent. the pandemic exposed flaws in its public health care system. and basic services are still inaccessible to many in rural areas. analysts say this partly explains a surprise victory for new commerce in local pulse in may, it was on part of that the independent voting block would infringe the proportional representation because they would not have the nice and white influence. but what has happened, you know, the, the influence of this newcomers are an ottoman space where you have a more population these d

a great deal of thanks means voters in nepal have headed to the poles to choose a new government, rising prices and poor job prospects at the front of many people's minds. a record number of independence are competing for seats that establish parties are expected to dominate on or below reports from catman do the early hours of federal and provincial elections in nepal and a steady trickle of borders. casting their ballads at pulling stations across kaufman do is to 2nd time nepalese voted under a constitution approved in 2015. this time, thousands of candidates are taking part. a significant number. not allied would major coalitions. independent candidates have been doing my time to give the hamptons with me anywhere to can go on as a candidate. but because it's a fact is a stone my people at parking affiliated and they did so the parties will realist, the big no party. that's one election in nepal has finished its 5 year term due to power struggles, incumbent prime minister. sure bother. dba has been in deposed 5 times. is main rival, k p sharma. only 3. and both are running again for

so being counted in nepal after millions took part in a general election on sunday. a final result though, could take weeks. rising costs of living and poor job prospects were the front of many people's minds. barnaby le reports from chapman gish, the early hours of federal and provincial elections in nepal, and a steady trickle of borders. casting your ballads at pulling stations across cartman do is to 2nd time nepalese voted under a constitution approved in 2015. this time, thousands of candidates are taking part. a significant number, not allied would major coalitions. independent candidates have been doing weight his time to give the youth a chance anywhere again, gone as a candidate, but because it's a party system, people at barclay affiliate since. so the parties will win with big no party. that's one election in nepal has finished its 5 year term due to power struggles, incumbent prime minister. sure bother. dba has been into post 5 times. it's been rival, k, p sharma, only 3. and both are running again for the top post. it's shaping up to be a 2 horse race

other information about the details or the level of support he's got. balance of being counted in nepal after millions of people voted in a general election on sunday, could be weeks before the final results are announced. many hope the new government will bring political stability, the rising cost of living and poor job prospects. sorrow many votes is binds all below reports from captain do the early hours of federal and provincial elections in nepal and a steady trickle of borders. casting their ballads at pulling stations across cartman do is to 2nd time nepalese voted under a constitution approved in 2015. this time, thousands of candidates are taking part a significant number. not allied with major coalitions. independent candidates have been doing weight. it is time to give the youth a chance. anyway, again, gone as a candidate. but because it's a party system, people at barty ethylene, since so the parties will win with big no party. that's one election in nepal has finished its 5 year term due to power struggles, incumbent prime minister. sure bother. dubai has been into post 5

it's notjust from here in nepal.ture projects have created many more jobs for them to go to, but have also led to more stories of poor working conditions and lax safety measures. qatar's government says its efforts have led to significant improvements in standards, and that it remains committed to the health, safety and dignity of everyone working on its projects. this man worked in qatar in 2016 on a construction project linked to the world cup, but within weeks, he was badly injured in a workplace accident. now he's unable to walk without a stick. he says he's yet to receive any compensation, but was concerned about safety from day one. translation: we had to go up and down in the man lift. - i feared i would fall down . while working at such great heights or even die. the project sudesh was working on told us they can't comment on individual cases, but that any incident that happens on their site is fully investigated. but for many in south asia who left for qatar from these areas, the opportunities the run—up to

well then a powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.5 occurred today at noon in nepal as a result of which the capital of the country, kathmandu, was seriously affected by many houses were destroyed on the basis of the sky, now we are talking about a hundred dead, but remember, the scale of the destruction is still unknown. from areas located close to the epicenter of events , messages continue to be yelled at, people are needed in their homes and about dead people. and now, on a direct line with our studio, our special correspondent tormented alexander allo hello, please call roman. this is urgent. and where? yes, i know this place. thank you so much. now not the field, one very good person. i have to find out what's wrong with him. that everything is all right with him preferred others establishments more respectful? pillows thank you that the number of people injured at least 588 people reports the administration. qi did not come out. ok this may take a very long time. you please go home as soon as there is news. i'll let you know right away? why are you sitting here? you would have bee

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the money sent by citizens working abroad forms one part of nepal's gdp. the emirates has rejected calls for a compensation front from workers. now ready to fly to doha but still waiting for his visa at his hotel with two of his village friends. they will have a two your walking period. >> there is nothing in it. the bag is completely empty. i've taken two or three sets of clothes. i've planned to work and fill this back with money and then returne. >> they decided to go in the hope of giving their children a better future. >> i tolmy son with a good education you can make our country a better place, make better roles. he could create jobs for people like us and maybe then we would not need to gto oth countries to make a living. this is my only dream. >> tourists had started pouring into qatar and are outnumbering foreign workers. now heading to saudi arabia which will host the asian winter games in 2029. >> our special focus feature. stay with us. more news to come. >> special events. the titans will clash in qatar. the world's bt players battle for the w

i could not even think of coming back to nepal. >> eventually they did go back. they had to. had his work permit taken away and he tried to switch jobs. he was deported under covid related pretenses. neither was paid what they were owed. >> i had expected to earn $9,000 in these three years, and i earned a third of it. >> not only me. there are thousands of workers like me who are not getting what they are owed. there are many of us. >> they are not alone. there are thousands of other workers like them, each node thousands of dollars up to about half $1 million of money. those lives could be transformed if qatar and fifa compensated those workers who made the tournament possible. >> the teams taking part in the world cup will share an estimated $440 million between them. there is a call for fifa to set aside the same amount for the migrant workers who made it all possible. stage is set for one of the world's biggest tournaments to kick off. the hope is those who helped build them want to be left behind. -- won't be left behind. >> in our ongoing series, we have documented the

i could not even think of coming back to nepal. >> eventually, they did go back. they had to. he had his wk permit taken away when he tried switching jobs. he says under false covid related pretenses he was deported. neither were paid what they owed. $4000 for him, $1700 for him. >> i had expected to earn $9,000 in tse three years, but i earn one third of it. >> not only me, there are thousands of workers like me who are not getting what they are owed. there are many of us. >> they are not alone. thousands of other workers like them are each owed thousands of dollars, in total to about half $1 billion of moy. those lives could be transformed if they compensated those workers who made the tournament possible. >> the teams taking part in the world cup will share an estimated $440 million between them. they are calling for them to set asideto the reimburse the migras who made it all possible. the stages are set for one of the world's biggest tournaments to kick off. the hope is those who help to build them will not be left behind. in our ongoing series searching for justice, we h

it may not happen now, but there are signs a new generation of leaders could govern nepal one day. a barnabees live for us now in a cath, mandy, a bobby. we saw that in your report, the clamor for new blood in government, but how much progress are they lucky to make in these elections? while, as you saw there, there is a lot more citizen participation. there's a lot more awareness. people are able to speak out, especially with the advent of social media. there is an online online campaign called know not again where voters are urging our voters to vote for new blood. they're saying that these old guards have been making promises for decades now, but they have not been able to fulfill those promises. and so they want a new basis in government, but at least are saying that this may have gained some traction on the internet as well. as on the ground in the cities, but this is not gain traction in the countryside where most folders are. and so, boulders are likely going to still go the way of traditional politicians. these grand old parties are so well entrenched in communities in the

here in nepal, they said this is going to take time. that right now people are still going to go to, to vote for traditional politicians, especially in the countryside where a legacy voting is the way to go. where people are going to vote for who their community leaders are going to say. who they're going to vote for. and we're elders are going to say, this is who they're supposed to vote for. and so it will take time. but there is hope for change barnaby. just briefly, one of the main issues then that voters have been concerned about well, so if you look at the headlines over the past few days, there has been a sharp focus on this so called citizenship bill. now this bill has already been passed by parliament by the ruling coalition, but the president is part of the opposition and so she has not signed this bill. now this bill would have given citizenship. so a lot of people living in the border in between nepal and india. and so people there want this bill passed there want this bill signed, but people living away from the borders the

but there are science a new generation of leaders could govern nepal. one day barnett below al jazeera kaufman, do ah.

but again, political instability is nothing new to nepal. there have been pan changes of governments says 20 or 8, not one political party that has won the election has finished it's 5 year term. and so what they're going to do is what they've done in the past. they're going to form coalitions so that they could form a legitimate government. and this is what people want. they just want political stability as basic services can get to them. living conditions in opposition, harold, areas of syria are deteriorating due to a lack of job opportunities. and declining support from aid organization's food and fuel prices have increased also and the economic crisis in neighboring turkey is having a knock on effect. sonya griego has this reports. you may think this is a traffic jam, but these lines are caused by a shortage of fuel. in it lip, the most densely populated city in northwest syria. i might like many others here. it uses a motorbike to get around. he was only able to buy one liter of fuel and it cost him $2.00, a price considered high in th

it may not happen now, but there are signs a new generation of leaders could govern nepal. one day barnett below al jazeera kaufman do. ah, this is out to sara, and here are the main stories now with kickoff for the 2022 football. well, camp less than a day away team. brazil has arrived in cattle. the last thing to do, sir, i have won the tournament 5 times more than any other country. fee for president john the infant tino is accusing western critics of hypocrisy. when it comes to cattle. he defended the treatment of migrant workers, saying europe should not be giving what he calls moral lessons. this doesn't mean that he shouldn't point. edward doesn't work. hitting carter as well. of course, there are still things that don't work or the need to be addressed. but this more a lesson giving one side it it's just hypocrisy or ships are docking in cat hire. i said, calls on security expertise for around the world to keep fans safe. 6 countries have signed up to be part of the operation. blazer is facing a hung parliament after a general election to live with no clear winner o

ah, voters in nepal have been of the balls to elect their next government turn out was law over the weekend in an election held at a time of severe economic hardship. the principal contest is but been incumbent prime minister shared bothered, uber and former prime minister cutty gov. brossard. only results aren't expected for sundays and are unlikely to deliver a clear majority for any party. nepalese young and old, stand in long curious to cast their ballots. but they're willing to wait to have their c, s, the elected parliament members which used to countries next leader. most candidates belong to either the centrist nepali congress party lead, but incumbent prime minister, or the communist party. the mood for change is palpable estimation grapples with widespread corruption, slowing economy, and many other problems. our health education on the new government should move forward to provide health and education because their common facilities is needed by everybody in the common facilities that we're going to visit with you here. we need you full leaders. we've seen the old generation work

and in nepal, why a national vote that many hooked would bring change, could result in get more instability. a stories and more coming up in data between his eyes with brush energy that's coming up after a short break canal on anthony house in berlin for me and the team here. thanks for watching to stay with ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the foot of the.

my son did not recognize me when i first came from qatar to nepal.e name is to play football. i watched him play for little bit. i met my son only five times in the 14 years i was away. ice to cry and feel bad i had to stay away from my children a for work. amy: a multi-country investigation by the guardian cooks my husband used to work as a driver. used to come from too much every two years. this time only his dead body came four years after. he used to say i will work here until i can. we have loans we need to repay. my husband was my source of support stop without him, do i rely on you, i sit and cry on my own. whom can i show my tears too? amy: for more, we're joined by minky worden, director of global initiatives at human rights watch. researching human rights she has been violations around the world cup. >> fans of all or soccer absolutely cannot forget the high human cost to deliver this world cup and it takes place against a backdrop of completely unacceptable this coming nation against lgbt people, lack of protections for women's rights -- q

places around the world like egypt nepal and syria, but also here in the united states, in places like post-hurricane florence, south. another way we protect cultural heritage is through our collaborate nation with the u.s. state department, cultural heritage, coordinating committee. as a charter member, the smithsonian facilitates sharing data and knowledge to better preserve and protect the cultural output of peoples everywhere. the war in ukraine is a reminder of just how important these kinds of efforts are as the war takes terrible toll, not just on its citizens, but also its history and culture. it is vital that we continue improving ability to make a difference, dismiss cultural risk resource initiative who is partnering the virginia museum of natural history on the cultural heritage monitoring lab using satellite imagery to monitor about 28,000 ukrainian cultural sites to document any damage and share it with the proper. and the profound value of making connections was underscored when colleagues from ukraine who participated in previous cultural heritage courses alerted us to

an earthquake in nepal has killed at least 6 people. the magnitude 6.6 tremor struck ali on wednesday morning houses in the western district of doughty collapse, and the armies been searching the rubble for survivors. you as basketball player brittany griner is being transferred to a russian forced labor camp. reiner was sentenced to 9 years in prison in august for smuggling and possessing cannabis oil. a lawyer said they don't know where she's being moved to and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on orders here in about 25 minutes time. that's after the stream. good by sears. from al jazeera on the go and me tonight, out is there is only mobile app. is that the you? this is where we dissects, analyze. the fine with from out is there is mobile app available in your favorite app. do just that garrett and tapped are made a new app from al jazeera new at you think it ah. ready ready ready ah no heater, no, and some other thing i want coffee knew you were making a as in the through feel myself kind of had yet a litt

look, tuli in honor of the river in nepal, jia in indian means sunlight, or bahula is translated from in the wild is heavy only found in some parts of india nepal, their number does not exceed 3,000 individuals ekaterina come on. here is an outcast, too, some of his own. but you will say an opinion about the name. tuli g or bahula, what are we going to vote for, we need to give some of our names, e, a snowball, for example, a bear cub. yes, with nasal movements, maybe i know some who call cats a dog and vice versa. but by the way, according to this picture, which was now on our screen. i knew for myself. i don't know, i just never thought about it. still, a rhinoceros is born without a horn, and then he only has one appears like this, we continue our morning to open, but now let's talk about such large numbers, a lot of stars. gathered at pre-castings and castings and tv castings of the most rated and largest show in our country. now, of course, i'm talking about the factor byte, season 2 of the factor bye, is already on the air of our tv channel. every friday at 20:45 for two hours.

what did he send to himself when he was in nepal for the first time? is the scheme of the national park pressure. here it's routes this is about 20 days, there is very cool, but you don't need to go there, why is it very difficult, i got there myself, but this 9 days is simple and beautiful. just go in the spring. come on, show me your idea. regular training is the key to success; the key to the success of any erudition game is calmness and confidence . please translate into russian the belarusian word. how confident do you need to be in your answer in order to multiply it in triplicate, both adults and children adhere to this rule andrey valerievich hello? if you don't know, don't answer wrong answer. it's -5 points, no big deal. i just remind you to watch on belarus 24 tv channel. do you want a gardener ordered by a gardener? i'm already on my way, of course, i won't feed. uh-huh, one more for a bread box in that house, the main one, yes, in the room where he lived older. i am a new gardener. i wasn't told to live here. no no no no no don't go, i'm e

that's one election in nepal has finished. it's 5 year term due to power struggles, incumbent prime minister, sure bothered, dubai has been into post 5 times is main rival, k, p sharma. only 3 and both are running again for the top post. it's shaping up to be a 2 horse race between the ruling that police congress and the main opposition party united marxist lenin is both of held power in the past decade and a half or so. and are making the same old promises deposit economies struggling to recover after inflation reached nearly 9 percent. the pandemic exposed flaws in its public health care system. and basic services are still inaccessible to many in rural areas. and to say this partly explains a surprised victory for new commerce in local pulse. in may, it was on part of that the independent voting brock would infringe the proportional representation because they would not have the mason wide influence. but what has happened, you know, the, the influence of this new commerce on an ottoman space where you have a more population

in 1993 in nepal for an indigenous woman, you know someone who was never allowed to go to school, sody told her she wasn't allowed to do it. so um, i just found it to be such an incredibly compelling story and one that i personally wanted to share everybody. also coming up on the show. we asked viewers what they're thankful for. you can catch the special episode of voices for change this sunday at six p.m. right here on ktvu. alright still ahead tonight, 49ers looking like they are putting everything together at a key point in the season are joe fonzi is up next with sports on the 11 o'clock news at church in the south bay morning to homeless people two years after they were killed. why church leaders say this is a sign of a folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data for 55 dollars a month. plus get a free flex 4k streaming box. oh my! and for a limited time, get hbo max included for 1 year. even you in

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government. rival leaders are now scrambling to broaden their coalitions. boats had been counted in nepal after millions voted in a general election on sunday. a final result could take weeks. many hope that a new government will help bring political stability and help with development. 7 people including 2 children, had been injured in cross border fighting between pakistan and afghanistan. it happened along the durand lines separating afghanistan's patio pakistan's cable pack to our province land disputes between people living in the areas of being blamed for the violence. a historic deal has been struck at the you ends cop 27 summit negotiators have agreed to compensate. poor nations hit the hardest by the impact of climate change. but many nations are leaving the meeting in egypt saying not enough progress has been made. at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting. and again, night club in colorado springs in the u. s. police say 18. others were wounded in the attack. customers overpowered the gunman. a 22 year old suspect has been taken into custody and powerful explosions of sh