power cuts in northern china because of tightening emissions standards. they are dependent on coal for power but a plan to cut climate change and gas. r. kelly has been found guilty of sex and racketeering charges after a trial in new york. the jury has found him guilty on all charges. 11 accusers testified against him and several victims said they were underaged at the time. he will be sentenced in may and faces decades behind bars. those of the headlines. up next, inside story. stay with us. ♪ >> this year's political crisis is deepening. can the nation return to authoritarianism? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. 10 years ago, protests pushed a leader from power and what was the start of the arab spring. now some worry the country could return to authoritarianism. thousands have rallied for the second time since the president seized executive power in july. parliament has been suspended, saying it was needed to fix tunisia's problems and he has decided to rule by decree. a small number of supporters have held a rival protest. we

module, the 3 asteroids. ne hi shang lou bombing and tang hung bo landed safely in in a mongolia northern china. shan jo. 12 is the 1st 4 man missions planned over the next few months as china assembled, its 1st permanent playstation. when i got home, if he's really good to be back flying just base, felt great. this time during a 3 months piece mission, we accomplish a large amount of construction work of the space station conducted a large number of scientific experiments and marveled at the vastness and magical universe and spare time. today, mission was the longest stay in space by chinese. esther north on the space station, cool module, piano china staging 11 missions in total as it completes the space station including launches of the stations. 3 main modules after notes arrived back in the capital, beijing to a hero's welcome. and a pledge from the chinese government to expand its mand, exploration of space. from which to shoot java. china will continue to increase at depth and breadth of international cooperation and exchanges. a might the china space station space laboratory for the ben

with the greens, the liberals after in our election when blackouts, in shortages of goods in northern china as a nation, deals with balancing its economic growth.

hong kong is dry though with the high of 33 degrees, a batch of what weather moving across the northern china, the korean peninsula is going to find a home in the waters between korea and japan. press play on wednesday. widespread rain, top to bottom for japan support rate through to cargo shima saca. what whether it's fall with the high of $28.00 degrees. that's it for me. the who's talked to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imagine on sera showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera. ah, the me. you want, you're going to have a reminder about top stories. this according kigali is delivering is a virus and the case of the man whose life inspired the hollywood film hotel for wanda paul recessive, again, is credited with saving hundreds of people during the countries 1994 genocide. voting is underway in canada and a stop parliamentary el

with the greens, the liberals, altering our election when blackouts, in shortages of goods in northern china as a nation, deals with balancing its economic growth and fight climate change. coastal areas of the spanish island of la palmer put on high alert lava, which was i so we begin to don where the tension is deepening between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional governments was created under a power sharing deal to see the countries move to democracy, protested say they want the administration dissolved, accusing the military of trying to seize power. forces of accusers, civilian politicians, are failing to govern properly, their relationships been further strained. since last week's attentive cou, hey, morgan is more now from call to after the attempted call last tuesday, when the political parties came up and demanded that the military be transparent with regard to its investigation, with the officers who were allegedly responsible for the attempted, who now the political parties have been saying for months now that the military needs to be reformed, that they need t

alert whose lava from its all kinda head towards the sea. blackouts and shortages of goods in northern china as a nation deals with balancing its economic growth and fight climate change about the same to the fault. the ryder cup is back in the hands of the american author wrinkled when the earth on home. so ah, so we begin to see on wed tension is deepening between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional government. it was created under a power sharing deal to oversee the countries move to democracy. but protest to say they want the administration dissolved, accusing the military of trying to seize part. the forces have accused the civilian politicians of failing to govern property. their relationships been further strained since last week's attentive coup. why have morgan standing by 1st in call to say hipaa as a se, tensions growing? what are the latest developments while the special representative of the united nation secretary general, who is the head of the un mission here and to dan, has met with the deputy head of the council, as well as with the prime minister to try

if you're in northern china, if you're in iran, if you're in mongolia, you're going to be using relatively cheap electricity, but also relatively dirty electricity. and that's a problem for sundry, which want to take part in a more agree that it's just the generation process. so therefore themselves costs between the demand for electricity, which is good for the companies. the fact that since the powered by the carbon intensive usage, not right for the economy, long run, and professor see very briefly again, because we have a lot of time, but the things bitcoin is here to stay. i think the coin is here to stay because it's an interesting new talk with us. i would be surprised and of course this would be to happen tomorrow when the professor says this won't happen. you can guarantee some will happen. but i think it's going to be an awful long time before we see bitcoin in particular. and for those in general, becoming the dominant way in which people transact. i think what could happen is we could have a thing called central bank digital currencies, which are similar to in concept decline.

coast. hong kong is dry though with the high of 33 degrees, a batch of weather moving across the northern china, the korean peninsula. it's going to find a home in the waters between korea and japan. press play on wednesday, widespread rain, top to bottom for japan support rate through to cargo shima saca. whether it's fall with a high of 28 degrees. that's it for me. still ahead on al jazeera, hundreds of migrants deported by the u. s. so back in haiti, others say they've suffered too much to return home. now the paypal, the focus will have more on the world's biggest boy bands, special appearance of the un general assembly. and don't months, da striker is out it again as they continue to repression on the leaders in the german league. that's coming up with joe in this port ah, off to 16 years at the helm, angular naturally stepping down as one of germany's most popular chancellor. but his kristian democrats struggling in the race to replace with the resurgence social democratic party and the green to making headway who will emerge in front and become germany's new leader. special coverage on

hong kong is dry though with the high of 33 degrees, a batch of what weather moving across the northern china, the korean peninsula is going to find a home in the waters between korea and japan. press play on wednesday. widespread rain, top to bottom for japan support rate through 2 cargo shima saca, whether it's ball with a high of $28.00 degrees. that's it for me. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on counting cost. is this the end of time is experiments with capitalism. president, teaching, ping launches, reaping socialist reform to address inequality in the world. second biggest economy, plus one second, had watches a spelling fall counting the cost on there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media. on audi 0, government shut off access to social media. ah, ah ah, you're watching out 0 reminder about top stories and the united states has announced just relaxing a career of ours travel by and post 18 months ago. it's allowing fully vaccinated for travelers to enter the country from november without needed to warranty.

in northern china lure -- china you're already seeing blackouts so a lot of alarm out there. haidi: structurally could we see as being an alleviation as we go into a seasonally heavy period for the market anyway? joe: north america is already exporting as much natural gas as it physically can. the l.n.g. terminals, you know, are already running at full capacity. if you drill a well right now in texas or oklahoma or someplace like that, the gas you produce will not show up before the end of winter. it's just -- that's the physics of gas production. so there's really no way to add enough supply for either asia or europe. so asia and europe will be trying to outbid each other all winter long for l.n.g. cargoes. the only sort of -- the only thing anyone can resort to is pray for a mild winter. haidi: energy editor joe carroll there with the latest. let's get back to that evergrande crisis. and deepening troubles, and one of the deep pocketed allies and poker buddy joseph lao of chinese estate holdings is further selling down his stake in evergrande. let's bring our chief north as

not just for china and europe, but spreading throughout the world, particularly as the northern hemisphere gets close to the cold season. we see this playing out in china where it is not just factories giving but skyhigh electricity and energy costs, but in northern china, homes are suffering blackouts as we get closer to winter. this has been a twofold issue. one part is lots of provinces cutting the uptake as a result of environmental curbs and policy priorities from beijing, and the other is the supply side. actual lack of electricity amid the skyhigh costs. we are seeing this play out in india as well and other countries. we will continue to monitor that. shery: we continue watching residents taking ahead, blackouts, traffic lights being turned off. all of this is adding to the downside on growth. goldman sachs with the latest to come out and cut the growth forecast for china. what you have? sophie: that's right. goldman trimming the trajectory for growth in china through the year and, we have seen third-quarter growth coming in at 0% on a quarterly basis, and they trimmed the annual t

easing out of the northern parts of china they're going to see some very heavy rain.e are going to see some very wet weather coming into a good part of central japan. southern japan is also seeing some heavy rain. >> in nigeria life is a bit hard for the youths and football is one of the reasons they can rise. >> i do not know anything that is followed in nigeria like football. >> my nigeria is soccer, managerial is still developing my nigeria is excellence. this is my nigeria. >> welcome back. a quick reminder of your top stories. the taliban is back in control in kabul after the final u.s. plan left but leaders are angry at what has been left behind planes and helicopters were disabled and other was destroyed. withdrawal has been greeted with celebrations in several afghan city. residents told al jazeera they are hoping for a system that protects them and offers new prospects. president joe biden says the afghan evacuation was in escrow no success but blames the country's forces for not holding on as long as expected. let's reflect a bit more on the military pullout

amounts of up to about 60 millimeters of rain on to stay quite a wide spread of rain from northern areas of china. right down to the games, the river valley just west of watch on, on monday, on kong, strive though with a high of 32 degrees rounds of rain across indo. china can be expected and flood watches. just north of manila, as we have some solid bands of rain, setting up dry spots can be found through the malay peninsula, parts of java and borneo. on sunday. down under we go and we're talking about heat in se, asia, but look at this sub 0. temperature is making it its lowest temperature in 2 years . nice during the day, per se at $22.00, but it is unsettled toward the east and for new zealand. we've got what weather moving in toward the southern alps. both islands will be enveloped by tuesday, but the system scoots out on wednesday. the news one 3rd of all the food produce is the wasted, with tens of thousands of put outlet towel in south korea has been transformed from what still fender is the global leader in foot recycling. i is the reporting on how your technology is making this possible

at the moment, you can see the main front, still straddling northern parts of china, running up towards the korean peninsula that will bring some very heavy rain in here as we go through a wedding, stay then, and then it'll punches, way over towards the central and southern parts of japan. so hong choosing some very wet weather. coca looking fairly wet as we go on through thursday, pick down pools, coming through here. q. she will sing some live shot, but the northern parts of japan, not too bad, should be largely dry support, getting up to 27 degrees celsius. a china thing, some went well more than pass a little dry by this stage of 30 celsius, therefore basing $32.00 down towards the south or for hong kong, but a few showers around the region unusual scattering showers. meanwhile, because much of southeast asia, we've seen flooding recently into silhouette, see floods and mud slides, just the round sumatra, more heavy downpours as we go through the next couple of days. and she's a very heavy down post to into western parts of india. we have got red warnings in force at present, where

some warm rain kind of in here, we've got right also making its way back into where basing northern parts of china looking very just could see some localized flooding as a result of that chassis and sharp showers, to, to the far south east. usual scattering a showers across much of southeast asia. some big examples lingering across the northern parts of borneo over towards thailand. it, we'll see some very wet weather coming in here joining up with a very heavy rain that we also have pushing up towards me and mano, face, and parts of india also seeing some of that heavy rain western parts of india. also say some sharp showers and longest both of brian and we are still very concerned about that wet weather that we do have around good giraffe flooding. certainly lightly here over the next couple of days. and wet weather. also pushing into pakistan the on air or online be part of the debate or the people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no help take it off the table. it's a shooting atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted, and many health care wor

writing, coming back into japan has the main front that's continued to slide its way out of the northern parts of china, running across south korea and pushing across central and southern parts of japan. more very heavy rain here and for tokyo, pushing a little further southwards. it does slot a little further south, which as we go through thursday and on into friday, surprises, guys will grassy come back in, but we can expect to see some very heavy rain there. for much of central and southern chuck japan as a result of that brought to scar still in or 3rd. by the time we come to friday across the korean peninsula, some weather weather just pushing into the western parts of china. but down towards the south, the case of sunshine and showers, widespread showers across a good part of india. meanwhile, we have got some very heavy rain just around the north west of india. this little area of low pressure as producing some flooding down, pause there into good europe. we have red and abil warnings in force as a result of that. and that circulation was spills from wet weather into the far south of pakistan as

your world's weather report starts in egypt pacific and it is what picture for northern portions of china, beijing getting quickly some rainbow. press place where this goes on tuesday, running rate through the korean peninsula. we could see about 50 millimeters of rain here. if we go a bit further toward the south, we've got driving brain pulling into central parts of vietnam, soaking conditions in cambodia. and we've been dealing with flooding toward the northwest of the country. and the rain is still coming. now off to the philippines . we have dropped our flood watches, but still seen those heavy pulses of rain dial up. when you see the yellow, the darker the color, the more intense, the rain is falling off to the sub continent and an update on our monsoon brains. we've got 2 problem spots toward the east and also the northwest. so what's been gall a dish, looking to pick up a lot of rain and same goes for projects done and goods are out. in fact, over the next 24 hours, we could see anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. and that's because we've got 2 areas of low pressu

in china, residents of northern provinces are dealing with blackouts as the country faces shortages ofoal and gas. in china, the situation is pretty bad. can you walk us through what each region should expect? >> yes, i think what you are seeing in europe is going to reverberate around the world. when it comes to their natural gas shortage, because demand for heating in the winter is the highest, and asia is the biggest importer of natural gas already. you are seeing in china there is a coal shortage because prices are so high it still does not make sense for the power plants to produce electricity. for some parts of the country, that is resulting in power shortages, blackouts, rationing. it is difficult. in korea you are already seeing the electricity utility boost the price cut consumers have to pay -- the price that consumers have to pay. the same could happen in japan if there is a colts bike. there are economies that are more cash-strapped. they might not be able to afford fuel because it is too expensive. that means when november, december, january rolls around, they are not goin

europe is grappling with the looming energy crisis, record high prices, and china residence in several northern provinces are dealing with a shortage of coal and gas. our guest joins us now. stephen, you walk me through whether we are in a crisis or crunch this winter in china. good morning. stephen: i don't have a crystal ball, but i can tell you what is happening right now. there is a growing energy crisis and growing energy fear. first, without talking about china, first you have to talk about europe. europe is facing eckerd low inventories -- record low inventories from their main supplier, norway and russia. whether politically motivated or not, they are not getting enough gas to power the post-pandemic economic recovery. because of that, prices of gas have surged higher and higher, leading to skyhigh electricity prices across the continent. at the same time, china is facing a similar issue, they are out of coal, they don't have enough to power their economy. they are also facing power outages in some regions. it is interesting because some provinces are ordered to cut industrial use becau

i mean, president obama, as he was trying to make the pivot to china, went to northern australia, rightir military partnership with australia because of australia's proximity to china. so this is a strategic decision here. >> it's a strategic decision. but remember france has territories in the endopacific region. it plays out economically. it plays out in terms of strategy. and it wanted to be part of the kind of western alliance in dealing with china. >> when you see the pivot to china, closing up shop in afghanistan, how are you evaluating what you see the biden administration doing? >> well, joe biden of the most experienced president ever in foreign policy. he knew the world. he traveled it. and what's happened, whether it's in afghanistan or with the french and more broadly in dealing with the europeans, our closest allies, he looked rather clumsy. i think it backfired on him. france and the united states will repair a relationship but there will be cynicism and skepticism about u.s. credibility all over again, especially with the french charging pine is acting as trump did, ameri

whether it occurs in china, northern ethiopia or anywhere in the world.ts of lgbtqi individuals so they can live and love openly without fear whether it's chechnya or cameroon or anywhere. as we steer our nations toward this inflection point and work to meet today's fast-moving cross-cutting challenges let me be clear. i am not agnostic about the future we want for the world. the future will belong to those who embrace human dignity, not trample it. the future will belong to those who unleash the potential of their people, not those who stifle it. the future belongs to those who give their people the ability to breathe free not those who seek the suffocate their people with an iron hand. the authoritarianism of the world may seek to talk about the end of the age of democracy but they're wrong. the truth is the democratic world is everywhere. it lives in the anti-corruption activists, the human rights defenders, the journalists, the peace protestors, on the front lines of the struggle in belarus, berma and everywhere in today in the brave women of sudan wh

china. at the same time, the northern bay of bengal, this massive trans piece, a great deal of rain in o disha, 394 millimeters. that rain, which the tropical depression moving west in towards marashi for actually the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. it was meant to be there day just here to care was going on quickly. but a project attack stunned the world and the u. s. president, a guy came in and whispered something into the president's ear. what did he just waited for? the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911. witness on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera life from a reminder of us. top stories unified has warned that goes to 1000000 children, enough ganeth son or threatened by severe acute mom attrition. the secretary general is holding. i don't have conference in geneva today aiming to raise $600000000.00 to avoid mandatory and it's actually not found has been on top of the agenda, talk between foreign minister and his french cou

here and now on tuesday, still rounds of rain through indo china. tropical depression, just one level below a tropical storm. moving through northern parts of thailand, looking for that land fall around northern lose on by the time we get toward thursday heavy pockets of rain also south the dang. down under right now and temperatures. we're starting to dial them up. so we're at $21.00 in sydney. i'll show you a bit more on that in a sec, but we got to talk about these winds on tasmania, hobart scene gus about 82 kilometers per hour on tuesday. i promise you we will talk about sydney. so here's those temperatures as we dial them up to $26.00 degrees of real stellar forecast, whether anything but for news elaine's, we've got a potent weather system impacting both islands wind gusts, a 120 kilometers per hour. and we could see rainfall amounts over a 100 millimeters. ah, challenges and tractors, circumstances pushes forward. let us step into uncertainty and experience the happiness of the moment. let us persevere. the 4th al jazeera comes international documentary film festival. sorry, a vote went online from the 10th to the 14th of s

and families returned to town destroyed by fighting in northern mozambique, but still not a 2 canadian citizens who were detained in china. the more than the 1000 days have not been freed. canadian prime minister just intruder says, michael coverage michael space will have now left chinese space there arrested in december 2018 for espionage. shortly after police and vancouver arrested chinese tech executive among when jo, it was windy, labeled as hostile diplomacy by western critics. there is going to be time for reflections and analysis in the coming days and weeks. but the fact of the matter is, i know canadians will be incredibly happy to know. right now this friday night, michael covert, michael spacesaver are on a plane in their coming home. while the release of the 2 canadians comes just hours after the war, where chief financial officer men, when joe was freed in canada, a canadian court discharged long after her us expedition case was dropped. the incident has strain china's relations with the us and canada. when joe is now on her way back to china and she spoke outside the court before her departure. what a past

china's northeastern region, are experiencing power cuts because of coal. shortages and tightening emissions standards, initially only factories were affected and many have had to stop production. now residents in 3 northern provinces are seeing unannounced power cuts. the extent of the blackouts isn't clear yet, but nearly 100000000 people live in the area. china is highly dependent on coal for power leader he's paying has pledge that his country will reach a peak at carbon emissions within 9 years. a 2nd hearing in the trial of 14 palestinian authority, security officers accused of being an activist. death has been adjourned in ramallah, needs that, but that was an outspoken critic of the p. a and its president muscle, the bus. he died in june hours after being arrested, his best lead to public outrage and protests across the off if i were signed a family. so when has called for an independent inquiry, he, the ibrahim has more now from outside the court. his mom this session has been postponed and another one has been rescheduled on october 4th, we answered the board session. you're behind us. no media was allowed to film, but journalists were allowed to enter when we've seen diplomats and human rights

here and now on tuesday, still rounds of rain through indo china. tropical depression, just one level below. a tropical storm. moving through northern parts of thailand, looking for that land fall around northern lose on by the time we get toward thursday heavy pockets of rain also south the dang. down under right now and temperatures. we're starting to dial them up. so we're at said $21.00 in sydney. i'll show you a bit more on that in a sec, but we got to talk about these winds on tasmania, hobart scene gus about 82 kilometers per hour on tuesday. i promise you we will talk about sydney. so here's those temperatures as we dial them up to 26 degrees of real stellar forecast weather anything. but for news elaine's, we've got a potent weather system impacting both islands wind gusts, a 120 kilometers per hour. and we could see rainfall amounts over a 100 millimeters. the stories that to be told find away and demand to be heard, the opening, the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases in firing documentaries. the

and so although my meeting is shutting down in china, if the opening up in other places like in the u. s. like in northern europe and other places around the world. so the industry and ecosystem tends to kind of slow around rocks in so far that you know, when there's a gap, it's opened, it will be sold by other players. so i think you no longer term this won't have that much of an impact, but certainly shorter term as having a strong impact on the global capital currency markets. very interesting to get your thoughts then on capital director of capron asia speaking to us that from singapore there's a risk of more flash flooding in northwest in italy to has the details in your world whether update. hello. thank you for joining in wind, and also flooding will be the big story across europe on sunday, let me show you what i mean. we've got this weather maker moving in to the republic of ireland and northern ireland. look at the winfield associated with it. so for places like belfast in northern ireland, i think we'll see wind gusts here of about 60 kilometers per hour. by monday there's shifts into england a

china's relationship with the u. s and with canada and runs and troops drive back rebels in northern moves and beach, local communities are paying a price. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in the middle east and levant and it's hot and it's dry and it's relatively quiet. we are seeing if you coastal showers affecting the caspian sea, edging down into iran, but temperatures are where we are expecting them to sit for this time of year, re add and do by sitting at $38.00 on saturday. now the wind does pick up blowing down from iran across q 8 and into guitar and further afield. that's going to create a lot of hazy sunshine. particularly on sunday. we've got quite a bit of cloud building up across oman and yemen. a few showers in the west, edging up into saudi arabia and these join up with the thunderstorms that are rolling across that central band of africa. we think some intense rain once again for south sudan, that's not going to help the flooding situation here. and it's a similar story for uganda. we've seen land slides in the east. we could see more with those heavy rains. but come sunday it's going

bring some very heavy showers into central and northern parts of vietnam and sunday and going on into monday. plenty of showers, meanwhile, cost much of indo china and quite a rush. how's that through the philippines? starting to see more in the way of where to whether they're into indonesia, java sing some rather heavy rain from time to time. heavy rain also making its way across the grace australian bite that'll run towards the southeast corner of elsewhere. it has been fine. and right recently, kersey of this area of high pressure wet weather will sweep through victoria 3, tasmania, and gradually make his way to new zealand. by somebody the pot too of a special investigation. one when a visitor western astrology is only youth detention center and travels to the remote town where many of the indigenous inmates come from 10 to 0. the taliban has taken control of afghan. 20 years after it was the whole from power the country now facing a new reality. how will that impact the people as events on falls and the world stay with us? the latest news and analysis from us going on now to hear me . ah ah, hello again. i'm to sell your home. that's remind

divorce steel will program that members of northern ireland government go as far as to resign over the conflict the we leave the program with the latest on china's new and more aggressive regulatory climate. beijing is now taking aim at ant groups. alley, pe owned by jack.

does it renews our wide china is imposing new rules that were moving celebrities from the spot life on pole, reese and the arctic in northern norway where a lack of interest in drilling for in the bar and see a case you were being called human rights green policies of norwegian election could me in the country is finally pulling out of love with oil. and we have them for to kind of talk number one things on course to in a for us. okay. ah ah hello good to see you. it's all about the heat across the middle east, as you might expect, that some of these places are well above average. so i don't want to keep you hanging. we're talking about q $849.00 degrees or september average is $38.00. but we've got a small wind here, so that's coming out of the northwest and that's going to swirl around the sand and dust. and the days ahead, you know, for pakistan settled both for the south and also toward the north. but we may see some what weather leak in here for the hor, with a height of 35 degrees, is stumble, may catch a thunder storm. but i think the bigger story here is those brisk winds through the black sea. come in through the b

divorce steel will program that members of northern ireland government go as far as to resign over the conflict the we leave the program with the latest on china's new and more aggressive regulatory climate. beijing is now taking aim at ant groups. alley, pe owned by jack moore. the owner of ali baba, according to reports, china appears to want to break up alley pay the hugely popular payment app to then create a separate app for the company's highly profitable loans business. this latest move underscore is just how seriously the chinese government is looking at how big tech companies have gain the power to shape a society. so joining us now to break this all down our boom bus, co host, ben swan and christy i. christy, let's start with you here. so our pay is an incredibly successful platform. how does this move stand to impact the company overall? well, it's going to impact alibaba in a huge way. obviously thing as all the pay and as long business is one of the most lucrative arm of this conglomerate and goes kind of hand in hand with its retail shopping platform. because you always want to extend credit to buyers so that they can shop more on

the pacific, super typhoon chanthu struck the northern philippines on saturday, before grazing taiwan and bringing strong winds and heavy rain to eastern china at its peak, the storm was the equivalent of an extremely dangerous category 5 hurricane, with sustained winds of 160 miles per hour. parts of the texas coast are under a hurricane watch as tropical storm nicholas is forecast to gain in intensity ahead of its landfall late today. meanwhile, torrential monsoon rains in northern pakistan triggered landslides and destroyed homes sunday, leaving at least 17 people dead. a record number of environmentalists, land and water defenders, were assassinated in with advocates 2020 in the global south disproportionately targeted with violence. that's according to an annual report by global witness, which documented at least 227 environmental activists were murdered last year. more than a third of the killings involved indigenous leaders. colombia, mexico, the philippines, and brazil recorded the most murders as local communities resist mines, deforestation, and other destructive industries that contribute to the climate crisis. the report says --

northern areas of the country are plum rains. we've got a batch of wet weather, just north of shanghai, scooting out toward the east china sea. and this plume of moisture is slamming into japan. so this is going to have a big impact on tokyo show the 3 day forecasts look into scoop up about 40 millimeters of rain on friday with a high of 24 degrees. that sure weather c. a soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. eye witness accounts, historical events from arab israeli conflict and sinai. i witness dissident 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank. jordan government started to destroy the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production antennas, al jazeera world, his personal stories from those who are that my own private history on alger there are ah, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response, w h l is the guardian of global health, delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across the board as to speed up the developmen

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equipment and china who is involved by proxy, isi and pakistan intelligence and isis is there. the northern alliance had no chance. we didn't help them which is insane to me because we had americans going there for refuge, we had allies going there for refuge and it's not surprising to hear that it's already fallen. jillian: that's sad. and the president is in delaware on this labor day. is that the place to be, given what we're seeing still unfolding in afghanistan? >> no. i mean, the commander in chief has a duty and responsibility to the american people. we have americans and, again, i'll say we have thousands of americans still in afghanistan right now. but even if it was one, even if it was one american, the commander in chief should be 24/7 around the clock in the white house in the west wing of the white house making sure we get that american out and in my time in special operations, if one american is on the ground, one american is in a bad place, we'll scorch the earth to go get them, we'll exhaust every resource we have to get them and now we have thousands and we're not doing any

northern areas of the country are plum rains. we've got a batch of what weather, just north of shanghai scooting out toward the east china sea. and this plume of moisture is slamming into japan. so this is going to have a big impact on tokyo show the 3 day forecasts look into scoop up about 40 millimeters of rain on friday with a high of 24 degrees. that sure weather. see you soon. ah, sponsored power cut on airways. the latest news as it breaks the storm, spare the worse for a long island, which fear to direct it, but it's still with the high winds and high waves with detail coverage, the government consider to feel risky to send all the children back. not only took them from around the world, hundreds of children have been born to women abused by fighters. in addition to social pressure, these can only carry their religion if both parents are v. oh, a you want to get out a reminder of our top story is this. the un says food enough canister to one out in just a month. and there isn't enough cash to buy basic supplies. it's warning of a humanitarian catastrophe with $1.00 and $3.00 times now facing hunger top pentagon officia

northern beijing's favor. and i think that's why we're hearing these strange, angry reactions from beijing come on. i mean, us have suddenly to nuclear power attack submarines. china has 6 there now and listening australia at the tune of about $3400000000.00, a piece for virginia tax submarine with all the goodies. and that doesn't even begin to clued what it's going to cost. and by the end of 10 years, plan and get more than a few of them, given that your military budget is about $35000000000.00 a year, you're going to be committing a tremendous amount into that. you know this, this, this thing that somehow it's all self righteous. nonsense. i mean, what it, why would trying to close down the she legs, get 80 percent of their oil, 40 percent. it goes through the c length. how would that actually work would be pure suicide. so all this stuff about balancing and marbles in your mouth about, you know, this isn't, you know, this is a credible and their church is nonsense. this is an economic war. australia doesn't have a foreign policy of its own and is just relying on the u. s, which is only concur her concert with being king of the hill, making sure that it has the

china respond in the coming days, boom bus, chris, the professor ritual. thank you so much. thank you. thing in the region, the completion of the northern to pipeline comes as europe is facing a shortage of natural gas. that is sent prices skyrocketing by more than 35 percent in the last month alone. natural gas prices have already doubled this year, and experts are warning they could have a 13 year hy, this winter, as a lack of supply nice rising demand. to put that in the context, washington storage of natural gas is 7.6 percent below the 5 year average. but europe storage is 16 percent below the 5 year average hitting a record low for the month of september. all of this putting the pressure on germany to move as quickly as possible to certify the word stream to pipeline, and hopes that the increased flow of natural gas from russia will come before temperatures drop and prices rise even more. so joining us now discussing david mckelvey and the ceo of macaroni financial group. now david, it's no secret that we're seeing problems with supply all around here. but how big are the warning signs when it comes to the current natural gas shor

does have concerns about china, but not necessarily in the pacific ocean in the indian nation now with the for the gun us down the bolton road initiative for from chinese northern border. we're trying to, but they weren't necessarily keen about being part of this maritime security thing in general. and yet the company talking about maritime security. so i think we're all trying to figure out what is this for? is this another, another block, the china is already dismissed as another clique, the biden is forming, is going to reduce tensions, is going to engage. oh, is it going to be more saber rattling? is it just will photo opportunities and just like, you know, where watching it's all entirely clear yet not noise and trying to create a lot of people in the asia pacific region, which is what we used to call them. thank you. kim washington job returns to joining us. thank you. sure. you're watching the news out live from london still had on the program. people displaced by violence in northern mos. i'm being star. returning home, off the troops from on the african nations pushback fighters. the town of bonds defense minister on is a crack down on abuses and repri

elsewhere, the northern chinese city of harbin has ordered recreational facilities and religious venues to shut down million. the move is part of china's zero tolerance approach to stamping out new outbreaks of the virus. mexican authorities have started violently apprehending and rounding up haitian asylum seekers who left a makeshift and unsafe encampment in del rio, texas, to return to mexico. it's believed the asylum seekers may be sent to a massive immigrant detention camp in southern mexico. meanwhile, the biden administration continues its mass deportation of haitian asylum seekers, expelling hundreds of them since sunday without due process under the trump-era title 42 policy. back in washington, d.c., immigrant communities, advocates and allies took to the streets to demand the government provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of people and pass legislation protecting workers and combating the climate crisis. the march came two days after the senate parliamentarian ruled democrats could not include a pathway to citizenship as part of its reconciliation package. >> millions of immigrants work to provide a better future f

indo china through thailand and louse, we've seen $7000.00 millimeters of rain next up for the philippines, a tropical depression. so just below a tropical storm spreading a lot of rain for northern sea bu and just starting to creep into loose on island on tuesday. quite the run of rain through the korean peninsula, but this time heaviest will be relegated toward north korea. so young yang, anywhere we'll call it $50.00 to $60.00 millimeters of rain. you could see tokyo is drive for now on tuesday with the high of 26 degrees. but the wet weather will move in soon. fear soon. still i have here on the 0. on the campaign trail, you look at how the corona virus casting a shadow morocco. general elections will tell you why some work isn't lanka still doing their job. despite the panoramic locked down on the short part, secured a huge pay day and he has those days out for you. ah, one 3rd of all the food produce is wasted. with tens of thousands of put out. all in south korea has been transformed from what still found to be the leader in foot recycling either reporting on how your technology is making. it's possible in kenya, i mean the farmer and sunday. bloody heavily did the oil lig

northern mozambique, but worry they're still not safe and explosions from interrupting volcano on la palmer, the canary islands force more evacuations. ah, the 2 canadian citizens who had been detained in china for almost 3 years have been freed and are on their way home. their release just hours after the chief financial officer of hallway mcglenn, joe was also free in canada. she'd been under house arrest for almost 3 years, while awaiting extradition to the u. s. bonds reached to deal with american prosecutors. the details and this report from she hubbard, tansy hurley smith, 10. thank all those you'd helped her since she was 1st attained to vancouver international airport in 2018 over the past 3 or my life has been can i find out it was the reparative time for me as a mother? i wife and the company. exactly. eric cloud has that they were lining it really was an invaluable experience. mung had been under house arrest. pending expedition to the u. s. to face charges that she deceived hsbc bank in 2013 into breaking us sanctions against iran. under a deal with prosecutors, she pled not guilty, but admitted wrong doing. as a result, the u. s. will drop the charges against them. a few hours l

northern ireland government go as far as to resign over the conflict for the staff. we have a lot to cover today. so let's get started. the we were the program with the latest on china's new and more aggressive regulatory climate. beijing is now taking aim at ant groups alley.