the threat of nonviolence. >> 46 people have been killed after floods washed through areas of northern indiaought that that number could rise with thousands cut off after landslides -- blocked roads. the south of the country is on high alert for more rainfall. after a week of devastating floods. >> an aerial survey of the northern state shows large areas of farmland submerged. heavy rain the past three days has led to flooding and landslides which destroyed homes and bridges and killed dozens of people in northern and southern india. more than 300 people have been rescued and thousands relocated. >> all our rescue forces have been deployed to several flood afflicted areas. the national disaster response force has also deployed several teams. we are working on clearing several roads that have been closed due to flood damage. >> thousands remain cut off in the districts. after landslides blocked roads. the once -- region -- recorded its heaviest daily rainfall since records began 124 years ago. kumal is on the border -- we around 50 people have been killed and 30 are missing after flooding and

but some of this, what weather in northern india may seep into northern areas of pakistan. that's something we're going to be on the lookout for. cross turkey, the black sea region. we've got some driving rain, so for tramps on we can expect that in the forecast for you next through central africa. we have also heavy falls across up much of the democratic republic of congo, and further toward the north hart to met $41.00 that's above average, unsettled for eastern parts of south africa, so i will call it durban rate to my put so 18 degrees m for the other side, cape town, 21. but let me put you for it a few days on wednesday, your temperature shoots all the way up to 32 degrees. thanks to a change in the wind season. ah, talking to al jazeera, we ask what gives you hope that it is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listen. we were never on the whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. ah, china's economic growth flows, energy shortages, a propert

decision and will now consider its options well, bad hair days no longer exist in a small town in northern india. and that's thanks to 2 brothers in the state of punjab who are turning heads with their barbershop. as you can see, the pair can replicate the taj mahal we even michael jackson's face using their customers heads as canvasses. they're hoping to cut an opportunity to make their business international. ah hello again. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. a brazilian senate committee has recommended that president gyal scenario be charged with crimes against humanity and his handling of the coven 19 pandemic. it's accusing boston aro, if pushing brazil's death told to the world's 2nd highest monarchy anika has moved from one is aries. the next step from this inquiry is that it will be submitted to a vote. this saw this document that has all these charges against the the president . it will be submitted to a vote on the 26th of october. it will be approved, but then it will be sent to the attorney general of brazil who was appointed by boston out on has been citing with the gov

florida, and he's 46 people have been killed after floods, washed through mountainous areas of northern india, is thought that number could rise with thousands of people cut off into teracon state after landslides blocked roads in the south, the country carola is on high alert for more heavy rainfall after a week of devastating floods. as elizabeth per on and reports from catan, an aerial survey of the northern state of or through con, shows large areas of farm land submerged heavy rain in the past 3 days has led to flooding and lance lives which have destroyed homes and bridges and killed dozens of people in northern and southern india, more than 300 people have been rescued and 1000 relocated in orthodox and all our rescue forces have been deployed to several depicted areas on drops and rule. the national disaster response force has also deployed several teams. we are working on clearing several roads that have been closed due to flood damage. thousands of people remain cut off in the district of elmore and ronnie kid, after landslides blocked road, the was effected region of camaro recorde

more than 80 people have died during days of flooding, affecting india, northern and southern states. schools in the state of which our conder working to save standard people, and in carola rain, has again started fall ethiopian now and as trikes have hit the capital of the northern to gray region for the 2nd time this week. the government says it was targeting facilities to make and repair weapons which are spokesman for the vital to gray and forces has denied at least 3 people were killed in strikes on mckelly. on monday, the conflict in the north has been going on for nearly a year now, and thousands have been killed. journalist samuel get there to says it's difficult to confirm details independently because of a communication blackout in the reach. from the images were able to watch but cannot verify. it seems to be a heavy target, and there will be many, many victims from this later strike that happened. then they took the government on monday, denied it, then they confirmed it. but the target this head is communication equipment to try to slow down the success that we've been wa

least 41 people have died and dozens others missing after flash floods triggered landslides in northern indiaheavy rains battered a city, and one department extended a weather alert, predicting heavy rainfall in the region over the next two days. more downpours have been forecast for the southern state, where floods have already killed at least 27 people since friday. next, coronavirus in other news, we're going to tell you the latest on breast cancer awareness month. this tuesday is the international day against breast cancer, the initiative by the who aims to raise awareness about the disease and promote access to treatments. one way of significantly reducing the risk is to exercise regularly. our reporters went to where one sport center has classes especially designed for women battling cancer. reporter: with their swords drawn, these women are all battling a common enemy. they are all suffering from breast cancer, while some are in remission, others are still going for chemotherapy. like natalie, who was diagnosed last march. >> [speaking in french] reporter: most of the women are recover

rescuers in northern india continue to search for people stranded by heavy rains and flooding. ny are missing. the forecast calls for more rain in the area. a 96-year-old old woman has appeared in a northern german court, charged with helping nazi forces murder more than 11,000 people in world war ii. the former secretary was due in court last month but intended to escape the trial. she was apprehended 60 kilometers away. axel springer, europe's largest publishing house, has announced it has completed a $1 billion takeover of the u.s. media outlet politico. but the news is overshadowed by a scandal that has hit the best-selling german tabloid newspaper. the paper's influential editor-in-chief was fired over allegations of misconduct not to life by the new york times. reporter: the berlin headquarters of german media giant axel springer, europe's most powerful publishing house, has an imposing presence in the center of the german capital. its flagship publication, europe's largest tabloid, with a daily circulation of 1.2 million copies. until the end of this week, julian was an i

internet services and northern india have been suspended after at least eight people died in protestainst agricultural reforms. farmers union's essay a car carrying a government minister drove into protesters, killing four people. a more -- a mob then reportedly killed the driver and three others. our next-door it comes to us from scotland -- our next story comes to us from scotland, we meet an 80-year-old man finding solace at a difficult time in his life. he is leaving a valley of personal darkness by climbing a mountain. make that mountains. reporter: one step at a time, nick gardner is climbing out of a dark place. >> my wife got alzheimer's for years ago and when i could not look after her two years ago, i had to get a challenge to refocus my life. and it had to be a challenge that would last sometime. reporter: his challenge was to climb all to hundred 82 of scotland's mountains above 3000 feet in 1200 days. so far he has completed 177. >> during this climbing, i was able to refocus to some extent. i had to find something of this type, otherwise i would've had until problems, m

now bad hair days no longer exists in a small town in northern india. that's thanks to 2 brothers in the state of punjab who are turning heads with their barbershop. the pair can replicate the taj mahal or even michael jackson's face using their customers heads as canvasses. they're hoping to cut an opportunity to make their business international. ah ha, again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. at least 14 people have been killed in an explosion in serious capital. it's a worse attack in damascus in years 2 bombs went off in an army bus. and separately, it's been reported. 5 people have been killed in a blast inside an ammunition depot in the homes, reaching russia is hosting the taliban at an international conference on afghanistan, a delegation is in moscow. and it's meeting representatives of regional powers, including china, india, and pakistan. they're discussing security threats from i saw and the humanitarian situation in afghanistan. the kremlin says the taliban must meet me to basic expectations on human rights before it can g

would do much by it to resolve this because language has at least 9 people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a fond this protest, their crowds and it was a per dash surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister farmer's group say one car ran over protesters and then demonstrate his fit, the vehicles on fire, tens of thousands of farmers, of, and camping on major highways now for months to oppose new agricultural laws. elizabeth brought him, has moved from new delhi. the farmers protests have been going on for nearly a year, and in that time we have seen on several occasions, scuffles between farmers and security forces, but this is one of the most a major escalations. we have 8 people dead for farmers. 3 workers belonging to prime minister that in the morning by the a john, the party or b j, p, and their driver. now we have with the police, the state where it took place, the head of police. they're saying that the situation in the district or lacking for katie is tense, but under control, police have imposed a ban on people gathering. they have

india. let's head to northern indian now and bring in a garage of tele, he's a journalist at the times of india and joined us from the capital of auto rec hon state. thanks for joining us. what's the latest in northern in india? we've just heard that things are really awful in the south. what's the situation to the north sewer. hi, emily. so monthly. you know, i would like to tell you that we did officer these 240 things and i think it was we do have to get it and reported to be missing according to on them. if you don't, you know, my conversations, you get offices. i can tell you that the numbers right across about, you know, 55 today only. i'm no matter how many time would you be to district a monday or you know so you go along with along with me i did the job work, you know job without the physical if your patient is jumping the office you can being there. why do you get up to me so that if your permission to rev, i'm sorry, the connection there is just too difficult to understand you, we will try and cross back to you with an update when things improve. but thank you for your time then. alr

now there were just la pakistan in northern india were part of one states. i think you would recognize that that country has deep connections to india and security interest. and you, russia, security, interest to pakistan, security interest, and pretty much everyone who is in the region has say, in afghanistan, do you think all these varied and sometimes very opposite? think your interest could be well aligned with some semblance of harmony. i mean, the only alignment that he'll bring be store every one blue with the entire region is up for that is that if offline is done, is we are seeing that there's been military action that have been spin on whatever else was going on. we have seen that it has led well the instant before i believe that every country, every country, should respect the sovereignty of an understand a let this piece be a full on lead and a plan on. however, that said, i think the legion has a responsibility to facilitate that these who assist the land foreman is inclusive government and done bit affairs as a normal country. now speaking about

at his age, people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmer's protest they'd gathered for a demonstration in or to pradesh when cried surrounded. vehicles reportedly linked to a federal minister, farmers groups claim one car ran over protest as leading angry demonstrators to set the vehicles on fire. those, the headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera after one or one east. good bye. ah, how many nukes has too many notes? america has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british parties down to them. there are fewer regulations to own a tiger, then there are its own. i god, how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and society and that's the bottom line. oh, across asia, the covey 19 pandemic is creating a human catastrophe. amount of dangerous medical weiss is flooding from hospitals and clinics for it should be incinerated. but increasingly it's being dumped illegally in ribbons city landfill, even by the roadside with as health kids. tom thought to curb surging corona, virus, deaths and infecti

more than 30 people have been killed in northern india by flash floods and landslides triggered by torrentiala—rakhund five of the victims were from a single family — their house was buried. 0verflowing rivers and lakes have flooded several townships, submerging homes, businesses and cars. the british government has set out a range of measures to transition to a greener economy, to try to reach its target of no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. it comes less than two weeks before it hosts the un climate summit in glasgow. it hopes this "green industrial revolution" will create thousands ofjobs. but environmental groups say the plans lack ambition. more from our science editor david shukman. every aspect of life is going to have to change as we go zero carbon. and now, after a long delay, the government is laying out its plans. and the key to it all is a belief that new green technologies will quickly become cheaper. the market is going green. and people know that we have the technological solutions to these problems and they want to go green. and they know that we'll be able, one day

more than 30 people have been killed in northern india by flash floods and landslides triggered by torrentialse was buried. 0verflowing rivers and lakes have flooded several townships, submerging homes, businesses and cars. the fbi is searching properties in washington and new york linked to 0leg deripaska, a russian billionaire and associate of president putin. a representative of mr deripaska said the operation was being carried out on the basis of warrants related to sanctions. washington imposed sanctions on mr deripaska in 2018, because of his ties to president putin after alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. now if you're a regular viewer of newsday, you would know that we do check in on the volcano in la palma in the spanish canary islands. it has been one month since it first erupted. 7,000 people have been displaced and nearly 2,000 buildings have been destroyed. the volcano is continuing to spew lava with no end in sight. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is there. it still has the capacity to attract and enthrall, but after a month it's become an overbearing backdrop to m

at least 9 people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmers protest. crowds and to pradesh surrounded vehicles reported a link to a federal minister farm and say, one car ran over protesters. well, those are the headlines a fully we'll have more view after talk to al jazeera. ah, how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british parties down to that there are fewer regulations to own a tiger and there are a dod, how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and disability and that's the bottom line with he's widely praised but devoting her professional life to serve the poor country, south africa. nobody. pandora has held several positions in the government under different presidents minutes stuff, education minister, science and technology. gonna stop home with as administer of higher education to. and in may 2019 president soror. i'm a pose, a pointed vandal, minister of international relations. at south africa's top diplomat, she faces many challenges from a country

well bad headache is no longer exist in a small town in northern india and that's thanks to 2 brothers and the state of punjab who are turning heads with their barbershop. as you can see, the pair can replicate the taj mahal we even michael jackson's face using their customers heads as canvasses. they're hoping to cut an opportunity to make their business international. ah hello again. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. a brazilian senate committee has recommended the president.

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monday and tuesday, and he has an unusual sight for you out of season rain and snow movie up into northern india. thank you. rob. still ahead on this news are a ceasefire declared in central african republic. not everyone's on board though, without expert analysis on badge. the economics of the plantation haven't really gone away. also in your exhibition which seeks the roots of climate change in colonial exploitation, plus your sports news auction from indian wells where the spanish tennis player has just reached the biggest final korea ah plan. it is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop $26.00 climate summit. al jazeera showcase is program dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate emergency witness screen films documenting the human experience on the front line planet. at the wet reports from greenland on how the rapid rate of melting ice is having a profound effect on the population, people and power off why politicians have been so unaffected in fighting climate change. folk lines investigate how rise in temperatures of fueling a water war in the us algae, they w

at least 8 people had been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmer's protest had been gathering for a demonstration in october dash and crowds surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister, tens of thousands of farmers champs, among some major highways to oppose new agricultural laws, let us go live now to elizabeth ford on them in new delhi, as we were just saying these campaigns, these protests have been going on for a long time, but there is this an indication that tempers really are beginning to flare. hello, rob will as you mentioned via pharmacy protests have been going on for nearly a year. and in that time we have seen on several occasions, scuffles between farmers and security forces, but this is one of the most a major escalations. we have 8 people dead for farmers, 3 workers belonging to prime minister that in the movies bought at the a john, the party or b j, p, and their driver. now we have with their base the state where it took place, the head of police. they're saying that the situation in the district all thought lacking for kat

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d p into a general election in november at least 8 people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmer's protest. crowds and with a pradesh surrounded vehicles report, lee linked to a federal minister farmers groups. a one car ran over protested demonstrators then set the vehicles on fire. tens of thousands of farmers had been camping on major highways for months to oppose new agricultural moors. the spanish government has pledged $239000000.00 to help the island of la palmer recover from the devastation caused by it's wrapped in volcano. john hall has this report now from la palmer, volcanic ash and toxic gas explode into the sky. 6000 meters up and the wind can carry it almost anywhere. for the island of la palmer, that means everywhere. here on the southern shoreline, on the opposite side of the island are salt pans carved into black volcanic rock. this farm faces disaster. much of the crop has been ruined by falling ash, gallagher toronto thought up by the development of the last boss, i beg of you, thought it undress explains that the salt was about to be

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but some of those what whether in northern india may sleep into northern areas of pockets on that's something we're going to be on the look out for cross turkey, the black sea region. we've got some driving rain, so for tribes on we can expect that in the forecasts for you next through central africa. we have also heavy falls across much of the democratic republic of congo, and further toward the north har to me at $41.00 that's above average, unsettled for eastern parts of south africa. so i will call it durban rate to my put so 18 degrees in for the other side. keep town 21, but let me put you for a few days on wednesday, your temperatures shoots all the way up to 32 degrees. thanks to a change in the wind season, the weather sponsored my cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. question the narrative. you don't have ways to check whether this information is real or not. you don't have any way to very identify who is telling the story that motivation. these are multi national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perp

army helicopters are helping with rescue ands evacuations in northern india while the pilgrimage has been temporarily halted due to the extreme weather. traumatic images show personnel forming a human chain to help people through the raj mathaiing people through the raging waters. here's pedram javaheri with the weather. >> in 24 hours, it sets the stage for another round of deadly flooding that unfortunately is taking shape across parts of northern and eastern india. we know this is the tail end of the monsoon season. we know typically in late october into november, we see the regression of the monsoons, the withdrawal of the monsoons that push farther toward the south. but the soil here has been so saturated that any additional rainfall yet leads to flooding and any time you're talking about rainfall that is 3, 4, even 500 millimeters worth of rains coming down in just 24 hours, that is going to be devastating. and really by comparison, you look at some of these numbers, say, major city across western europe, take london, for example, well known for its rainy conditions, they see a

this occurred in northern india near the border of nepal earlier this week from the heavy rain that fell. i want you to take note of the mountainous terrain across this region telling the story. what is taking place is a phenomenon called oragraphic lift. think of the mountain side or himalayas as this immovemberable panel or, let's say, a wall, for instance. if you were to take a sponge, a wet sponge, push it against the wall or mountain in this case, it is going to wring out available water. that's what happens when air gets pushed up and over this immovable surface. it wrings out immovable water and allows clouds and rain to condense. when it falls in areas like this, we get ravines and canyons, it funnels down and creates that immense amount of flooding and flash flooding. it can happen at a moment's notice. in excess of 400 millimeters. we're talking about several inches of rain within this area. over a foot in some instances. now, the good news is the water vapor satellite imagery showing this retreat of the monsoon that helps form this hefty rainfall across northern and central in

indicated it might hold talks with its southern neighbor at least 8 people have been killed in northern india or off to violence broke out during the pharmacy. protests crowds and pradesh surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister. farmers groups say that one car ran over protested throughout your state with headlines here in our desert. we got more news coming up right after inside story i for now of so, but it was the iraqis, it, they, to the home in a long overdue general election math products and political unrest around the country lead to an earlier than mandate a new election laws being put in place, can the government now deliver on a promise paid an open process. second, covering an idea. outspoken and controversial rigor. the 30 says that he's retiring from politics. the philippine president leaves a legacy marked by a harsh crack down on drugs. but how has his trial in office shaped politics and will his successor keep his policies? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. philippine president can only serve a single 6 year term

at least 8 people have been killed in northern india or off to violence, broke out during a farmers protest. crowds or to pradesh surrounded vehicles reported the link to a federal minister farmers group say one car. i know the protest is demonstrated then set the vehicles on fire chinese housing john, debbie grant has had it share suspended in hong kong as investors await a statement about its future of a ground has run into trouble over the past few months. is paging tightened rules in the property sector to rein in debt levels of the company. shares have fallen by nearly 80 percent says his daughter this year to american scientists have been awarded. this is no well prize of medicine. david julius, an odd m p 3 percent were singled up for their discoveries in receptors for temperature. and for touch, nobel committee secretary general called the discoveries crucial to our survival. alright, upstate with headlines. more news coming up here on out 0 right after inside story . ah had spoken and controversial, rodrigo the 30 says that he's retiring from politics. the philippine president leav

the himalayan state of uttarakhand in northern india was the worst affected, with a series of landslides in brazil, a new report today is expected to recommend charges, including murder by omission, against the president, jair bolsonaro, in connection with his handling of the covid—19 pandemic. he's accused of failing to take appropriate measures to control the virus, that has so far killed more than 600,000 people. president bolsonaro has labelled the report, "a joke". the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has spoken at prime minister's questions about "tackling violent extremism". he called on the prime minister to bring forward measures to make it safer for people online. our political correspondent damian grammaticasjoins me. this follows in the wake of the death of sir david amess last month. that's right. sir keir starmer said he wanted to put aside the knock—about party politics and focus on where the two sites might be able to cooperate, and particularly there he was looking at the legislation the government is going to bring forward about online sites, and particularly keir starm

at least 200 people are dead after torrential rains and flooding hit northern india as well as nepal. crops are destroyed. bridges and homes collapsed and washed away by massive landslides. it comes amid an unusual monsoon season that experts blame, of course, on climate change. >>> well, a new round of dire warnings about our warming planet. they come from the biden administration with the headline, climate change will be far reaching and create problems for every country. four major reports were released on thursday that really examine current and future threats to the united states. just days before the big u.n. climate summit in scotland, president biden is trying to bring ironclad commitment to the conference, but keeps running into domestic opposition. cnn's chief climate correspondent bill weir explains. >> reporter: the first acknowledgment that climate change is a so-called threat multiplier came from the u.s. naval war college over 30 years ago. but now for the first time ever, all 18 elements of the u.s. security apparatus have put out a consensus report saying this will be

to demand, recount no sign of relief as heavy rain and flooding sweeps through parts of northern and southern india and armed gangs co. dozens of people in nigeria is troubled. northern region, ah haiti's, justice minister says a criminal gang is demanding $17000000.00 for the return of 17 foreign christian missionaries. the group of mostly americans and one canadian was kidnapped as they left, an orphan near the capital porter friends on saturday. f. b i. agents and other u. s. officials are now helping haitian law enforcement police in haiti say a well known gang is behind the abduction lives you. john henderson, who's in millsboro go higher outside the headquarters way. those christian missionaries are usually based. so what more have you heard john about this ransom and about the group behind the kidnapping? well, this gang 400 no, was 0. which means $400.00 simpleton has placed the price of a life at $1000000.00. that's a total of $17000000.00 for each of the 5 men, 7 women, and 5 children who have been held hostage after being taken outside for the prince, where they were building an orphanag