after disappearing into siberia, they might have sought. the camera was capturing their story the newsreel was never made. the images were sent to london and sat on a shelf for 75 years. for me who grew up hearing about this place. it was a story that had spent a lifetime hearing ah, the 1st thing i can remember about my post grandmother is a voice i was 4 years old, laying on the floor in montreal and looking at a world map. she hovered over me and whispered about where she grew up before it ever understood that she was from poland. and what that meant. i knew that she lived in east africa as a refugee as i get older, she told me about being deported from poland to the soviet union when it was 11 years old. and if 10 years wandering displaced, she spoke to the bearing family in siberia, catholics down in iran. or i was surrounded by women like her telling the same stories. oh, but i didn't pay much attention to them. the 1st time i picked up a video camera, i was 15 and my grandmother walked into friends getting back 1st. okay. got you and

oh, only a few 1000 women and children made it from siberia to this refugee camp in africa. of them, only a few dozen made it into this rejected newsreel footage and the exact same place. i looked for her 5 years earlier. my son, my grandmother's face walking in front of a refugee camp hospital, young malarial, 3 years after being deported to siberia. far from home and smiling. i thought that they've been nothing left of her. when a student ruth intends near. it's only looking at this footage though, that i understood that she'd been teaching me all along to see what had been erased . ah . the longer i look at these images, the more they have to say they're full of hidden messages. that it took me a lifetime to understand. it was 1988. the last year of communism in poland. nobody in the room knew that in just every year, the country would be free. i was 11 years old. the exact same age of my grandmother when she was deported. it was the marriage between the children of 2 polish refugees in the towns that our parents and grandparents were from were no longer in the country. t

it was always going to be completed, the gas would come forth from siberia. what if it hadn't been completed? you say, what was the plan? the what was the you know, what was the be there? there wasn't one but the sense of it. well, i think this is very good on it from the european partners. yeah, of course there is no plan be in favor of the germans. the play would be that germany would be happy blackmail by polish, by the americans to deliver the very high cost, which is meant catastrophe. russia has never, never a history of being unreliable in his commitment. so this is very dishonest on the o. p and it shows who is saying the best thing against not freedom. why that to and germany, it is of course, the form of polish prime minister, who, of course has the interest in the trying to be for poland and making opportunity when gas would have being less pro poland only. so remind of you who's going to benefit your emotion this, is it just germany over why to europe? no benefits all year old. young economy breaks apart into europe. right. and it is very short mi

in siberia -- temperatures reached 118 degrees inside the arctic circle. the finding from the new intergovernmental panel on climate change represents a code red for humanity. the time to act is really now, as the secretary just pointed out. you get close to the point of no return. we don't have a lot of time. we have to act. we have to act now. in april, we agreed to strengthen our efforts as we had to cop 26 in glasgow. today i call this together again to candidly express our progress. i'm grateful to those of you have strengthened your ambitions and put forward targets for 2030. thank you -- countries committed to more than half of global gdp are committed to steps that will keep us within reach of our joint pursuit of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. but we know there is still a lot of work to do. if anything, our job in my view has grown more urgent. countries are presenting the major economies forum account for 80% of global emissions. without commitments from every nation in this room, the goal of limiting morning -- warming to 1.5 degrees s

turned on the tv this past summer and we saw the unbelievable fires in oregon and california and in siberiay are fire is larger than all the others combined with smoke for thousands of miles in july was the hottest month ever and the claimant is exacerbating these disturbances like hurricane ida which brought havoc to this proposal does not there was far as it should on climate but it is a major step forward to transform our energyss system away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency. so that is where we are right now mr. president. we are at a moment where millions and millions of americans have lost faith in their government. they think we are incapable of addressing their needs. the wealthy campaign contributors and a lobbyist and the billionaire class. that the question we face right now is at this moment, do we have the courage , to keep faith with the american people and show them they are democracy can work for them and not just powerful special interest. so let us g

learned that in siberia, their fire was larger than all the fires combined. smoke went thousands of miles. we learned that july was the hottest month ever, and the climate is exacerbateing extreme weather disturbances like hurricane ida which brought havoc to louisiana. this legislation that we are proposing, it does not go as far as i think it should on climate, but make no mistake about it, it is a major, major step forward in transforming our energy system away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. so that is where we are right now, mr. president. we are at a moment where millions and millions of americans have lost faith in their government. they think that we are incapable of addressing their needs, that all we do is listen. the wealthy campaign contributors and the lobbyists and the billionaire class. and the question we face right now is at this moment, do we have the courage to keep faith with the american people and show them that their democracy, in fact, can work for them and not just powerful special interests? so let us go

our moscow correspondent traveled to siberia and bulgaria to meet the candidates barred from the ballotporter: the veterans choir. it is gearing up for a special performance. they will be entertaining voters at polling stations. elections in russia are quite a show. but not everyone is invited. sergei boyko isn't. the city counselor wanted to run for parliament, but because of his jail opposition leader, under a new law, sergei is barred from elections for five years. is tre any real opposition on the ballot? >> no. for example, i could not participate, my friends cannot participate. only people linked with them could participate. it is not an election. reporter: on paper at least, voters will have a choice. but critics say all of the parties on the ballot have been vetted by the kremlin, approved opponents, stage-managed democracy. as f the kremlin's fiercest rivals, they are being capped at a distance. -- kept at a distance. dimitri goot trough is an opposition politician. 's problems in russia began when he said was going to stand for parliament. at least attained him -- police detai

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you for people have been killed by a passenger plane making an emergency landing in siberia. it had 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board came down 4 kilometers from its destination after what is believed to be an equipment failure. those all the headlines we've got a full bulletin in half an hour right now back to edge 0 world news . news news, news, news. with me. the news i'll just get out of a report, a timing on the sound of his team. obtain the original 2016 script for the action movie, the misfits, and the revised 2019 script, which was amended after the abu dhabi production company, both the rights there are several key differences between the 2. the originals was pure fiction, as typical hollywood action claim stores said in the exotic car to be in. but the revised screenplays had multiple references to politics and real life events. it mentioned cut more than $25.00 times. the muslim brotherhood group, the 11 types linking it to quote, capitalism. the, the new script also mentioned names of real cassidy people and others with links to cut on as well as the doha

heat waves and forest fires -- there have been heat waves and forth fires in america, europe, and siberiae have been terrible floods, including germany and china. a drought in madagascar are reckoned to be affecting 400,000 people. it is all part of a pattern of increasing extreme weather, says that u.n. >> climate science is boosting the variability that we have. that means more rain, it means higher temperatures, drought, more forest fires, and more tropical storms. reporter: the red line it's showing us that the number of weather-related disasters have gone up fivefold over the last 50 years. the black line shows that the economic impact of those disasters has increased, eightfold. the good news is the gray line is showing us the number of people who have died in those disasters has fallen threefold. that falling death rate shows warning people when bad weather is on the way can save lives. >> although we are seeing an increase in the number of disastrous events, the mortality rate is decreasing, and that is with a down to the fact that we have improved early warning symptoms -- system

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this year alone, w record-breaking wildfires caused extensive damage in europe, siberia, and north americae rise in global temperatures and warming of oceans have strengthened the intensity of tropical storms. that is causing extreme rainfall and devastating flooding from china to germany and now the u.s. still, more than 90% of deaths related to weather disasters have occurred in developing nations. medicus car injured four years of drought and is on the brink of the world's first climate induced famine. -- madagascar are endured four years of drought. in washington dc we have a planetary emergency partnership member and a former member of the environmental protection agency's national advisory committee. in the u.k., we have a professor of climate science in the department of meteorology at the university of reading, also the co-lead author of the intergovernmental panel on climate change report that has just come out. in new delhi, ceo of the international forum for environment and sustainability. thank you for joining us. i want to start with what we've seen over the last week. as some

well, 1st of all, far east and siberia are what makes russia rush. otherwise, it should have been that just one of the big european powers. but what makes russia global power is possession of deer and far east. that's why russia is been naturally interested in the development of this. rachel's and as it has been discussed already today, during goal forum and making these regions good for, for, for the people, for leaving them. and that's why, from the longer perspective or from sustainability of the rational stayed it is of course much more important. and then catching bay or establishing privileged relations with any european nation, including ukraine. we mentioned versions can before. and i think many people in, in the west as well as in moscow. i still believe him. he's all thesis that without ukraine, russia sees, is to be an empire. and yet you rode that without the ukraine. russia retains an imperial scale, but not imperial obligations. and you went even further saying that having ukraine as part of one state with russia during the soviet times

economic conditions for people have been killed by a passenger plane making emergency landing in siberia. it had 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board. the l. a for 10 across was flying from the city over cooked . it came down 4 kilometers from its destination, afterwards, believe to be an equipment failure. those are the headlines. so right now, it's just in a world ah ah, the glitzy hollywood movie, exotic middle east locations. dot com and globally to go into a middle eastern country, one that you've been explaining for them. godly amount of time. that is filled with terrorists to steal their adult thoughts while this crime adventure has all the elements of a multi $1000000.00 big screen drama. it may also be a soft one that is stranger than fiction. me. ah! in june 2021, a new action movie called the misfits premier in united states cinemas. ne bring up violet yard yard, a chance to meet the con artist formerly known as prince. there's a store caused led by one time james bomb, doctor appears bozeman supported by several big international a list performers. the why isn't anyone s

and it set to deliver low cost natural gas from siberia to central europe. after $911.00 they did not. that have been if you are not the america you deserve not, i not these fascism. on the weekend of 91120th anniversary are key looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from a former guantanamo prisoner, released after 14 years of unlawful detention. and moscow says it has on it has irrefutable proof that big tech helped washington illegally interfere in russia's upcoming elections. moscow, some of the u. s. envoy for an explanation. that's all for this. our stay tuned for more in just about 60 minutes the the, the, the the, and this week show where were you 20 years ago when our lives were for ever changed . and how did $911.00 and what's happened since make us more vulnerable to the super human threat cove? it poses, i'm holland cook in washington. this is a big picture on our t america. ah . john adams, our 2nd president, reckoned that facts are stubborn things, and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations or the dictates of our

construction of the controversial north stream to pipeline set to deliver low cost natural gas from siberia to central europe. and i know they did not. that is not the america you deserve. not. not these fascism on the weekend of the not of 91120th anniversary r t looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from a former guantanamo prisoner, released after 14 years of unlawful detention. and moscow says it has era, irrefutable proof that big check helped washington illegally interfere in russia's upcoming election. summoning the u. s. envoy for an explanation. ah, it's the top of the hour and you know what that means. it's time for our international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. welding on the final sections of the colossal nord stream to pipeline has finally been completed. the head of gas from the company leaving the project announced that the underwater link between russia and germany is now officially finished. despite assurances from both countries that the north stream, too, is strictly an economic project. it's come under massive pressure

the construction of the controversial lot stream to pipeline which set to deliver low cost gas from siberia to europe. after $911.00. they did not. and if you are not american, who does not fashion ahead of the anniversary of 911 r t looks the lasting impact the us led war on terror today we'll be hearing from a former guantanamo prisoner. he was released off the 14 years of unlawful detention and the candidate for the french pregnancies coating for his version of brakes. it telling his countrymen to receive control. i'm free themselves from the clutches of the european union. as it were leading they charge. and there are several other armored vehicles behind us that are following our lead of all responding hitches arrived on the, on the vehicle as joint russian and central asian military war games come for, for mattie cat ah, well can be watching all the international disco nor one in the afternoon, i have moscow now our top story, the sound will stream to has been successfully completed, the chairman of the management board of rushes, gas problem. and i am saying earlier this morning that

once the tops are turned on, it will bring siberia and gas via the russian port of lucca under the baltic sea right here to germany. the mayor of the si size town where the pipeline arrives in europe, who doubles up as a life. god says the energy project brings not only gas, but money and jobs as well. because the pipeline pipeline is very important for the town of lubin. we still benefits both during the construction and operating stages for our industrial port, which is a municipal court in which living has a state generated jobs. there was a result of the projects in the long term operational phase. the time of lead me will receive a share of the business profits generated by the north stream to pipeline, as well as gas gates and other companies. that's one and 1500000 euros that will go to leave mens town budget. it's not all being smooth sailing though for us president donald trump wanted to sell europe more of america's liquefied natural gas problem. there though is it's more expensive than the piped russian variety. so he slept sanctions on the nord stream to project causing hold u

except to deliver low cost natural gas from siberia to central europe. the 911. they did not. if you are not mitigating you did not i that these fascism on the weekend of the 911 anniversary i'll t looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we'll hear from a former guantanamo prisoner, released after 14 years of local detention. moscow says it has irrefutable proof that big tank has helped washington illegally interfere in russia's upcoming election. some of us envoy for an explanation. ah, oh, good, happy with. it's just a midnight here in moscow. it's now saturday, the 11th of september. i'm calling bray, welcome to the program. first welding is now complete on the final sections of the colossal old stream to gas pipeline. the head of gas problem, which is in charge of the project, announced that the underwater length between rushman germany is now officially finished. despite assurances from both countries, nordstrom too, is strictly in economic project. it has come on a massive pressure from both united states and the eastern europe. ponens foreign minister s

completes construction of the controversial node stream to pipelines, upset to the local f gas from siberia to europe. after 911, they did not speak. if you are not the american life ahead of the anniversary of 911, i'll tell you looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we'll hear from a former guantanamo prisoners, released after 14 years of unlawful detention. moscow says it has irrefutable proof that big tech has helped washington illegally interfere and brushes upcoming elections. some of the us envoy for an explanation. ah my, they're going to be with us friday night at 11 here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news from our international. first welding is now complete that on the final sections of the colossal node stream to gas pipeline. the head of god's problem, which is in charge of the project, announced on friday morning that the underwater length between russia and germany is now efficiently finished. and a sponge surance is from both countries that nordstrom, too, is strictly an economic project. it's still come on a massive pressure from bot

the said to live a low cost gas from siberia to europe. after $911.00, they did not. that is not the american who does not know that these fashions and the anniversary of 911 looks at the last thing in parts of the us led war on terror . we'll have from a full guantanamo president, released up to 14 years of unlawful detention elsewhere, a french presidential candidate today, calling his version of bricks it demanding to receive control. he said and free his country from the grip of the you see, we're leading this charge and there are several other armored vehicles behind us that are following our lead correspondent, which is a ride that on a kirk is on the vehicle, but of action coming up as joint russian and central asian war games called frontier 2021. come to a dramatic and we got great pictures to show you. ah, hello there life martinez, world news h q e most this friday 10th of september is kevin with you for the next. with our latest, thanks for checking in. and as you heard, welding is now complete on the final sections of the colossal north stream to pipeline

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what weather toward the north atlantic, we're not out of the boards yet for flash flooding across siberia because we have pulses of heavy rain still in the forecast. madrid getting up to a hive. 22 degrees. some of the best weather across the continent can be found toward the bulk in belgrade $26.00 degrees. sophia bulgaria, 24. so these temperatures are running a few degrees above average. we are starting to bounce back and it's down bowl. you're up to 24 degrees, but we do have what, whether for the northeastern lack c region, places like our hobby, once again being hit hard for western africa, some big storms for southern sections of nigeria, affecting lego. same goes for the ivory coast gonna and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast, debbie john can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with what weather and the forecast. that's it for me. we'll see again soon the china has been very strategic. the way to find longest reach in indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in with

we're not out of the woods yet for flash flooding across siberia because we have pulses of heavy rain still in the forecast. madrid getting up to a hive. 22 degrees. some of the best weather across the continent can be found toward the bulk in belgrade $26.00 degrees. sophia bulgaria, 24. so these temperatures are running a few degrees above average. we are starting to bounce back in its stem bull. you're up to 24 degrees, but we do have what, whether for the northeastern lack c region, places like our hobby, once again being hit hard for western africa, some big storms for southern sections of nigeria, affecting lego. same goes for the ivory coast gonna, and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast savvy, john can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with what weather and the forecasts. that's it for me. we'll see again soon, the news from frank assessments. what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of indiana . we need somewhere where sovereign states can exchange use informed opinion is likely to change biting behavior and it's not goin

complete construction of the controversial nor stream to pipeline to deliver low cost natural gas from siberia to central europe. the 911. they did not speak. if you are not the american desert, not i. not these fascism. on the weekend of the 911 anniversary looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we'll hear from a former guantanamo prisoners released after 14 years. the unlawful detention from moscow says it has irrefutable proof that big tech has helped washington illegally interfere in russia's upcoming elections. and some of the us envoy for an explanation. ah, hi that just 1 in the morning on saturday, september the 11th. this is the international. i'm calling bray with the world news this our 1st up for you. then welding is now complete on the final sections of the colossal nor stream to gas pipeline. the head of gas from which is in charge of the project announced that the underwater length between russia and germany is now officially finished. despite the assurances from both countries that nordstrom, too, is strictly an economic project and still come under massive pr

breaking wildfires triggered by unprecedented heat waves have caused extensive damage in europe across siberia and north america. the rise and global temperatures and the warming of oceans have also strengthened the intensity of tropical storms. and that's causing extreme rain fall and devastating flooding from china to germany and now the us, but still more than 90 percent of debts related to whether disasters have occurred in developing nations. madagascar has now enjoyed 4 years of drought and is on the brink of the world's 1st climate induced famine. the. well, let's now bring in august in washington dc. we have michael dorsey, he's a planetary emergency partnership member and also a full member of the environmental protection agency's national advisory committee and reading in the u. k. we have richard allen. he's a professor of climate science in the department of meteorology at the university of reading and also the cur, lead author of the intergovernmental panel on climate change report that's just come out and a new delhi contribution ceo of the international forum for environment. su

for the 1st 3 weeks, 4 people have been killed by a passenger plane, make an emergency landing in siberia. it had 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board. the l for 10 across was flying from the city of quotes, came down 4 kilometers from its destination after what is believed to be an equipment failure. how when e scooters zoomed on to the market, they were hailed as of breakthrough in the drive towards green transport. they're now a common site worldwide and a multi $1000000.00 business, but it's pool race reports that popularity has come with problems in no ways. capital does a game you can play and low. see how many seconds it takes before you see an e scooter. they're everywhere on the pavement, on the tram lines. almost sitting at your table in the cafe. the norwegian capital has the most e scooters person in the world. you can get from point a to point be really quick. they're cheap because shared wish ahead you can pick them up, right anywhere and leave them anywhere. it's great. scoot as a meant to reduce call trips in cities worldwide in those low, it seems to be working. the

also a lot of sun can be found across siberia say for this run of rain for the northern portion of portugal affecting porto also for northern sections of spain. through western africa. we've got some big storms setting up over a liberia just starting to squeak into the air. the own free town has hi of 30 degrees that you're up the catch later. the little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well aside from then being punished. boy, salvador victor, boston, lot of seem women incarcerated. some say their own, the crime was a devastating still, but i mean, the story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage, of justice, a witness documentary on al jazeera. oh, a welcome back. the main stories now, vote counting has started in germany's general election exit, showing the 2 main parties, d, s p d and the f. do you see a few lines running, neck and neck? the greens are holding in 3rd place. they say that they're open to coalition discussions. thousands of people have been protesting against the tradition. presidents moved to rule by decrease the portions o

also, a lot of sun can be found across siberia say for this run of rain for the northern portion of portugal affecting porto, also for northern sections of spain, through western africa. we've got some big storms setting up over liberia, just starting to squeak into sierra leone. freetown has a high of 30 degrees. that's your update catch later. the frank assessments. what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of isn't dna. we need some or we're sovereign states can exchange use informed opinion is likely to change biking behavior. it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games ontology in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah ah, you're watching, how does it all remind of our top story is this thousands of supporters, a civilian rule, and so done. i've been protesting across the country, calling for an end to the power shaving agreements with the military. i 2nd hearing in the trial of 14 out of standing authority se

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it's set to deliver low cost natural gas from siberia to central europe that a britain's m. i. 5 intelligence agency warned that extreme it started looking to fill the void left by the pentagon, pull out from afghanistan. and moscow says it has irrefutable proof that big tech helped washington illegally interfere and russia's upcoming election loss. gal summons the us envoy for an explanation. that's all for this our on behalf of our international thanks a lot for watching and we hope to see you again soon the ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle for many of us, the end of the american war enough can stand was inevitable. in the end, the conflict was more about a massive griff than about nation building and smart strategic thinking. joe biden says the us is done with we making foreign countries through the use of force. there is no reason to take the american president at his word, the cross talking, what comes after afghan and i'm joined by my guess. joshua land is in oklahoma city . he is the director of the center of