and on the day, tripoli fell the new york times. had a headline ready? the scramble for access to libya's oil wealth begins and it did. the largest oil reserves in africa were up for grabs, with sources on the ground reporting that some natal countries even took some cruise for free. and here we are now in a new scramble. it seems with concerns talking about how much they want to help africa while of course, help in themselves. well, in libya's case, we're seeing european support for the tripoli based government. now, you know, the ones are closer to the oil fields. well, if history taught us anything, it's that today's friend might be tomorrow's enemy. we've seen what happens with those who don't play by the western rules. the game is the same and so are the players. and the price is the natural resources at any cost to home. commentators see when so he says the you are as one of the western allies deliberately stalled and weakened governments in the arab world. so they can rob the region of its oil since 2011. and till today, the lebanon says separated

so they know how to report now from a community center in tripoli, in northern lebanon. i used to be an orphanage. now it's also taking in children from what was once level on middle class. here children get an education, healthcare, and food for her. mom, mary runs this center which has been struggling to stay open because of the economic collapse this year. we are only offering for the boarding school food because we can't afford to, to give all the students this, you know, the ministry of social affairs used to help us. 40 percent of households are less than $100.00 a month. according to the united nation, parents are struggling to feed their children. agency safe for 10 lebanese children and refugees from syria are hungry. we noticed manual fish and we noticed the level of health care is very degrading. now massively, the state is close to bankruptcy after decades of corruption and mismanagement. and the lack of social welfare systems means some of the most vulnerable or left unprotected humanitarian organizations. like said, the children warned that nearly $750000.0

well in libya's case, we're seeing european support for the tripoli based government. now, you know, the ones closer to the oil fields. well, it's history taught us anything. it's that today's friend might be tomorrow's enemy . we'll see what happens with those who don't play by the western rules. the game is the same and so are the players. and the price is the natural resources at any cost. so from a north africa to the south, all the continent of the president of south africa was rejected. western calls for the country to face out its use of cold and a push for green or energy. the country has been facing an everyday struggle just to keep the lights. dawn with more than $200.00 days of rolling blackouts reported just last year over now to office africa correspondent, catabolic cutler with details. this is the soundtrack of south africa. it is the humming sound of generators that represent the source of light for businesses. big and small. doesn't become life here for them 6 or 7 hours in a 24 hour cycle. businesses have to survive somehow. and that is the only way t

said l 0. tripoli, northern lebanon. the 3 people are dead after trench rain caused extreme flooding in new zealand largest city. a 7 day state of emergency has been ordered in oakland after the downfall of friday, the clean it was on the way up to 75 percent of the cities unusual. some rainfall fell in only 15 hours where the president jeff harrington has more on the flooding rains. in new zealand. sun is shining now, but that daylight has revealed 8 huge amounts of damage across tama key makoto, oakland, l biggest city. so just give you an idea how fast this was. we had heavy rain yesterday, then an a mess of ours. we had 3 months worth of laying at once and then quickly overwhelmed drains flooding streets that was guessing into people's houses. within a matter of minutes, we saw people having to swim from their homes as the flood waters rose, those waters up to almost my neck level. many of those people bravely actually went back into the flood bosses to try and rescue those who couldn't escape on the road and across

a situation, humanitarian organizations have warrant is not sustainable. santa hood or al jazeera tripoli, northern lebanon, ah, quit look at the main stories of.

a situation, humanitarian organizations have warrant is not sustainable. santa hood or al jazeera tripoli, northern lebanon, on our take you to nigeria, where the central banks decision to issue new bank notes has some worried they could lose their life savings. a central buying introduce the new notes last year is already extended a deadline for people to stop using the old tender. but as i might address reports, millions of nigerians are still stuck with the old money, which they might not be able to exchange in time. oh, as the deadline looms tempest run high at the banks and at meet shift currently swept centers to oh, with only a few days left my wellness have you traveled 30 kilometers to slap how old narrow notes before they ceased to be legal, tender. she also once cash to buy her family's basic needs as businesses have started, rejected the old note. oh no one wants to take the old notes. wait, you don't want to risk it. we are stuck with them and cannot buy no sell. in october last year, nigeria central bank redesigned some of its courtesy notes, introducing more security featur

that there was a tripoli, northern lebanon. at least one pilot has been killed after 2 indian falls fighter jets crushed in mid air. the collision happened over the face of mother production . roger stone, 2 crew members from one playing with taken to hospital. there are no details on nation. the 2nd, both jets trickle from the law at base and some people in nigeria, thanks losing their life savings as a struggle to switch old bank notes. the central bank introduced new notes last year is what extend to the deadline for people to stop using the old tender. but as emmet, interest reports, now millions of nigerians are still stuck with the old money. they will be able to exchange after the end of january. oh, as a deadline looms tempest run high at the banks and at meet shift currency swept centers to oh, with only a few days left. my goodness, have you traveled 30 kilometers to swap how old narrow notes before they ceased to be legal, tender. she also once cash to buy her family's basic needs as businesses have started, rejected

that there was a tripoli, northern lebanon, will go to weather update next on the user. then why cause a growing my jerry a to extend the deadline, but people to swap old currency going nowhere? tens of thousands of travelers are left stranded after a british regional airlines stops operating out of sport and eye catching move from one of the biggest stars in the m. b. a. that's coming on. pizza. ah. new york city has set a record for them most days, consecutive days above average at 32 and likely to set a record for the longest period of time are without snow hither, by the way. so 9 degrees on saturday, we got one system after the other rolling through the great lakes. this is a clipper system and it's dragging down arctic hair. so toronto, a high minus 10 on sunday. bullock new york rain 11 degrees for you. after the west we go and the winds are keeping this precipitation further toward the south, but we got attack about the cold. waken up monday morning, dark, the blue and the purple. the lower the temperature sub 0 from vancouver to portland . and winnipeg will wake

weather drops down to the northwest of africa and you know, temperatures from robot right through to tripoli are below average for this sum of the year, up in 2, in the northern k province in south africa for the 1st time in a week below 40 degrees and we got a tropical storm coming in to madagascar. the worst of the rain will be north and east of and 10 an arrival on thursday a ah ah, oh. lou . oh, they're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our top stories this our israel forces that killed 2 palestinians during a raid in the occupied west bank. there was shot in the jeanine refugee camp in the north. this takes a number of palestinians killed by israeli forces this month to 70 scenes of celebrations in the small village of ara after israel release is one of his longest health, palestinian israeli prisoners. my eunice was in jail for about 40 years. he was convicted of kidnapping and killing, and he's ready. soldier, in the 1980 and chinese president changing thing says he's concerned about colvin 19 spreading in the countryside as millions head home for the upcoming lunar new y

that there was a tripoli, northern lebanon. 3 people are dead, and one person is missing after torrential rain caused extreme flooding zealand largest city. the estate of emergency in oakland will remain in place for 7 days after fridays damn pole. the city received 75 percent of its usual summer rainfall in just 15 hours. i was in church is a reporter for one news and says the deluge has caused widespread damage. the sun is shining now, but that daylight has revealed a huge amount of damage across tama key makoto, oakland, l biggest city. so just give you an idea how fast this was. we had heavy rain yesterday, then and the mass of hours we had 3 months worth of laying at once, and that quickly overwhelmed drains flooding streets, that water guessing into people's houses. within a matter of minutes, we saw people having to swim from their homes as the flood waters rose, those waters up to almost my neck level. many of those people bravely actually went back to the flood bosses to try and rescue those who couldn't escape on their own. across the ceci, our roads and most ways were also cove

a situation, humanitarian organizations have warrant is not sustainable. santa hood or al jazeera tripoli, northern lebanon, ah, quit look at the main stories are following now, and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his response will be strong at swift and precise following a series of attacks in occupied east jerusalem. the police high commission and several ministers are urging every israeli citizen who has a licensed weapon to carry it and use it to defend themselves. on saturday to israelis were injured in a gun attack in still won and occupied east jerusalem. this just hours after a palestinian gunmen killed 7 is ready. settlers near a synagogue on friday night. james bass has more. i think there are 3 main parts of what they've decided to do. number one is reinforcement and reinforcement of troops and place both to jerusalem and the west bank. the next element is the element of dealing with the family and friends of those suspected of recent attacks . now they're going to seal off the homes of those people. they're going to, in some cases, arrest the family and friends

important purina to challenge that old beast international order. advance its own narrow commercial and tripoli tickle interest undermined transparency and openness. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. the u. s. has already chipped into one of the continents and biggest economies at south africa with washington investing in m multinational projects called in just the energy transition partnership. this is not foreign energy aid is fallen as a hindrance will never be rich. well, the all respected by being a continent health, welfare, queens, african, manage, a dependency on western nations is not the royal role to prosperity. however, pro western groups in south africa seem more focused on wooing washington that had of the us treasury secretaries visit as africans. political opposition has spoken out against the countries upcoming joint naval drills with russia scheduled for next month. this gives the impression of not being neutral, but being biased to one side. clearly it can alienate us from other important trade partners. the west, this is in the best interests of r

that there was a tripoli, northern lebanon. at least one pilot has been killed up to 2 indian and 4 fighter jets crashed in mid m. the collision happened over the states of medea pradesh and roger dunn. 2 crew members from one plains are taken to hospital. there are no gatehouse on those from the 2nd jet, took off from the whale or a thanks. 3 people are dead after torrential rain caused extreme flooding in new zealand largest city. a 7 day state of emergency has been ordered in oakland. after the damper on friday, people are being evacuated from their homes to escape the flood waters. western suburbs are the worst hit, the city received 75 percent of its usual summer rainfall in just 15 hours. the u. k is publicly funded broadcast the b. b. c is cutting hundreds of jobs in its world service that's leading to the closure of radio broadcasts in 10 different languages. hurry force, it has the story from london. ah, 85 years broadcasting to the arab world. last goodbye from the bbc's arabic radio service. news reader, mom would al

when i joined from tripoli, libya by federico, soda, head of mission, all international organization for migration as the i o. m, which is part of the united nation system. welcome to d. w. news. now we know libya has become a major hub for migrants trying to reach europe by the mediterranean. what are the main problems these people face? well, you know, the, as been mentioned in the report there, we continue to have a very difficult security situation in the country. the work conditions are generally far from acceptable and basically, you know, we don't have, you know, a functioning state in terms of law and order safety and even basic safeguards for people. so we have very, very high vulnerabilities and risks. criminality is, is rampant. and that includes the smugglers and traffickers that facilitate the movement of these people. so you know, between the violence and the criminality. it can be a very dangerous place. emotional discrimination, see what's being done to, to fight it. well there's, there are a lot of efforts to, to reduce actually the problem before it reaches libby in

libya, they are allied to general haftar in the east, who set up a rival administration to the one in tripolih troops, partly thanks to a slick pr campaign, like this poster praising mali's military ruler, colonel assimi, and president putin. some propaganda goes even further, like this anti—french video portraying wagner as the partner that african countries can rely on. in the central african republic they have been providing security for the president, and they are in burkina faso and sudan. but in mozambique, they got ambushed by isis and took heavy casualties. they were pushed out quite quickly. it was a month—long deployment, a very short while. islamic state was able to take on vast swaths of territory, to a point where they were able to seize palma, which is a rich oil—producing area, one of the big gas towns. but it's really in ukraine's donbas region where wagner group has absolutely hit the headlines. they're often more effective than regular russian forces. their ranks swollen by 40,000 convicts, recruited from russia's penal colonies and often used as cannon fodder. so what does

have tried to enter the fort of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers, pushback, relatives of saturday. ship rack that kill 2 people, and other 200 of the migrants rescued by the lebanese navy. right, those are the headlines. news continues here after one. 0, one east. ah . a new south korea's brother's home was assigned to. one of the countries was to peacetime atrocities. with a good inmates were inflamed, raped, beaten, and even killed. cutting from cooper, cooper, high blood which caught tomato. so the image was hello to submit a decade later survive is a still fighting for justice in the 2nd part of our investigation, 101 east exposes those allegedly, behind the atrocity. recently marianne jolly from l. g 0 living thousands of kilometers away from is elijah victims. we tracked down one of them here in australia recently am ah. 6 6 6 celebrated by the self green government as a refuge from the homeless. the high walls of the notorious brothers own concealed, grotesque greed and criminality. operating during the 19 seventies and eighties under a government policy to read the streets

now relatives of a mind, a boat that sank off the coast of 11 and have tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relative the fact that a shipwreck that killed 2 people and other 200 of the my rents for rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat were from syria and about 50 lebanese trying to reach europe. its been a 2nd day of protests in bolivia, santa cruz region, off the arrest of a right wing opposition leader police went out in force off the friday. the violent confrontations with the forces of jail. governor lewis fernandez camacho. he was arrested on thursday and placed in pre trial detention camacho denies accusations of leading a qu during protest in 2019 false, then president, if what others from power. john claudio la chin is a political i list. he says, support for camacho is grown beyond this stronghold and santa cruz. 6 months ago. nobody of the rest of the provinces would be backing a commercial very much. they didn't have very much sympathy. they didn't have very much they didn't have a good opinion of camacho, today's di

have tried to enter the port a tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relatives of saturday's ship rag that killed tea people. another 200 of the migrants were rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat were from syria, and about 50 were lebanese. they were trying to reach europe. columbia's government has agreed a 6 month long cease fire with countries 5 largest arm groups. the groups have been locked in a deadly dispute over revenues from drug trafficking and other illegal operations. there's been more than 50 years of conflict and columbia between the government and various rebel groups as well as drug traffickers. there's been a 2nd day protest in bolivia, santa cruz region, after the arrest of a right wing opposition leader police were out in force after fridays, violent compensations with supporters of jailed governor louis fernando camacho, who was arrested on thursday and placed in pre trial detention camacho denies accusations of leading a coo during protest in 2019 the 4th, then president eva morales from power. though a lack of affordable housing n

above average for the sum of the year. top end of africa, temperatures below average from robot to tripoli could see some showers for the coast. val, jerry, unto nicea, and then we've got a lot of what weather just fighting down the coast of the congo into angola. and for the 1st time in a week temperature, it's po, 40 degrees and up in 10, and then have to talk about this. so tropical cyclone for madagascar, the worst of the rain will be north and east of antenna rico on thursday. that's it . see soon. ah ah ah, with whole with ah ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines now. ukraine secret services launched a criminal investigation into a helicopter crash and the key of region that killed the interior minister and other senior officials. 14 people died including the child is ready, security forces of kill 2 palestinians during a raid in the occupied westbank. there were shot in the janine refugee camp in the north, takes the number of palestinians killed by the military. this month to 17 new zealand prime minister jer, cinder. a durn is announced, she steppin

lviv, supporting the rogue general who has been defeated not long ago and the us support regime in tripolitony blinken, is really to assure the relationship with this long—standing ally, egypt. egypt has also been a successful intervener between the palestinians and the israelis. for example, in 2021 it brokered a ceasefire, so you have got a lot of multi—, crosscurrents, very high—stakes crosscurrents, very high—sta kes security crosscurrents, very high—stakes security issues all tangled up in one. . , security issues all tangled up inone. ., , . in one. thanks very much, jeffrey. — in one. thanks very much, jeffrey. for— in one. thanks very much, jeffrey, forjoining - in one. thanks very much, jeffrey, forjoining us. - in one. thanks very much, | jeffrey, forjoining us. lots of interesting comment. thank you very much. jeffrey stacey there.. it's been reported that a late—night missile attack has hit a residential building in ukraine's second largest city, kharkiv. that's according to local officials who say one person has been killed. others are reported to have been injured, but it's n

in libya, they were allies of general hawtar in the east, who created an alternative government in tripolipushed out the french troops, thanks in part to a slippery pr campaign, such as this poster praising the military ruler of mali colonel asimi and president putin sometimes propaganda goes even further how is this anti-french video portraying wagner as a partner african countries can rely on in the central african republic they they provide security services for the president, this was the case in burkina faso and sudan. and in zambia, idols were ambushed and suffered heavy losses. then they were pushed out quite quickly . it was deployed for literally a month . was the islamic state able to capture such large areas of territory, or did they later manage to capture and palm-rich oil-producing area but the wagner group became really famous in the ukrainian donbass. they were often more effective than the regular russian army in their ranks of 40 thousand convicts recruited from russian penal colonies, which were often used as cannon fodder, so what does a typical wagner contract mercenar

weather drops down to the northwest of africa and you know, temperatures from robot right through to tripoli are below average for this sum of the year, up in 2 in the northern k province in south africa for the 1st time in a week below 40 degrees, and we got a tropical storm coming in to madagascar. the worst of the rain will be north and east of antenna river on thursday. a this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. i'm. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live any more, was too hard. a survivor, da da gates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to way. there is a witness documentary on a just, you know, lou ah ombang watching out his era life. look at main stories. now. grades interior minister dennis one s 3 and his deputy of been killed after the helicopter. they were traveling and crashed in bro, very near keith. it came down near a nursery killing at least 14

that's above average for the some year. top end of africa, temperatures below average from robot to tripoli could see some showers for the coast. val, jerry and to nisa, and then we've got a lot of what weather just fighting down the coast of the congo into angola. and for the 1st time in a week temperature, it's po, 40 degrees and up in 10, and then have to talk about this. so tropical cyclone for madagascar, the worst of the rain will be north and east of antenna and rico on thursday. that's a season ah, depleting the issues of the day, i largest polluters that the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on the field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult, giving all of voice we chose to do because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the street on al jazeera ah ah, come yo watching al jazeera, let's recap. our had lines. ukraine secret services launched the criminal investigation into

his boat sank off the coast of lebanon, who tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relatives there. saturday, a shipwreck that killed 2 people. and under $200.00 of a migrants were rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat were from syria, and about 50 were lebanese. they were trying to reach europe. brazilians continued to mourn the death of the man who is widely known as the king of football pele. he died on thursday at the age of 82. a coffin carrying pallet's body will be taken from sao paolo, to his home town of santos, john home, and visited the port city where there's a museum dedicated to the football legend. this is the saloon of jorge, the king, red badge fellows private room. his own museum used it with during interviews, a meeting, friends, claudia, on the staff here is showing us around. let's do a photo of him with his parents. say the chair he sat in silly that was introduced as ordinary objects made somehow important by the presence of one enormously famous as it is now gone. she got to know during her time working here

in it lay, the prime min -- italy the prime minister met her counter part in tripoli.wo oil companies sign add deal worth $8 billion and signed a single investment in the sector in more than two decades. ? spain, the trial of almost 50 hells angels starts on monday in madrid and charged with being in a criminal organization and illegal possession of a firearm and money laundering and some charged with running a prostitution and drug trafficking ring. in brazil, animals in rio's zoo were given flavored ice blocks yesterday to try and keep cool in the hot summer temperatures. the carnivores were given flavors of minced meat and chicken. primates offered sweets and colorful treats. other herbivores given flavors like pumpkin and carrot. that's a look at stories from around the globe. the democrats have a plan to try and keep people from leaving their high tax states. more taxes. the move backfired and we'll take a look at that next. ♪ john: get this, some democrat-led states are banning together to try and get money out of wealthiest residents before moving to lower tax s

unless they take interest rates so high that things like tripoli's burrito season doesn't happen anymoreurrito season. yes, the fed is making real progress against inflation. and dr horton says they are showing weakness. a truly punishing quarter, talking about a challenging demand of 2023. at the same time, dow chemical reported weak results. in europe, sky high energy prices make it hard to handle. what are they going to do? i don't want to cancel burrito season, but i think they will not be able to expand their business without immediate return. the economy holds its breath a bit and catch up. eli lilly spending to expand its operation. its fda drug will probably be used for weight loss. i think these plans get shelved once rates are too high. but maybe it stops before the feds can crush inflation, simply we don't have enough people in the country, and they can't create them. that is a fortunate and unfortunate thing. anyone in america will be able to find a job, and that's fantastic. those jobs will have better pay and better wage conditions. the working conditions are terrific. the

initially, the british almost -- in 1941 we're on the verge of taking the libyan ports of tripoli but at this moment that hitler began his assault on the vulcan's. he was slicing through yugoslavia and then moving into greece itself. churchill filling that he had to keep a promise to help the greeks if they were invaded -- launched an assault on agrees with the italians. it did nothing to stop the germans from taking greece, putting the flag at the top of the acropolis. having lost greece, the british were transferred to the island of crete, we're german paratroopers help to force the british forces to create -- a notion of forces who could not be evacuated. by this time you could add greece, and crete, to norway, and dunkirk, to a string of evacuations. at the time one would say that the. -- this great debacle force a confidence rate for churchill, for his handling of the war. this is not the first time of no confidence. he won it but it was not a good sign. more immediately hiller has dispatched his best general, erin romo., a new force called the africa court. churchill himself had

africa early 1941 when they were on the verge of taking the italian or sorry the libyan a port of tripoliit was just at this moment that hitler began his assault on the balkans. first slicing through the slavia and then moving into greece itself. churchill feeling that he had to keep a promise to help the greeks if if they were invaded did just that when hitler launched an assault on greece with the italians it did nothing stop the germans from taking greece putting their flag atop the acropolis having lost greece the british then retreated to the island of crete. where german paratroopers help to force the british forces from crete itself and another huge surrender of forces who could not be evacuated by this time. you could add the names of greece and crete to norway and dunkirk. to a string of evacuations and defeats at the time one width said that bef for did not stand for british expeditionary force it stood for back every friday. this group debacle forced a new confidence vote against churchill for his handling of the war. this was not the first vote of no confidence he had to deal

so in those kinds of cases is known to tripoli. i think it's, the only thing we can do is to say, hey, this is what i believe and i'm going to advocate for. what do sovi lovingly. do so, understand that it's a democracy and 51% 1% the people get to make that choice. and we are perhaps a shrinking part of the population, and if we lose, that doesn't mean the whole system is invalid. and then singg quite a lot of that out there, the sense that ifot we're losing companies will system is rotten and we should give up on democracy itself. don't think that's the right answer. i think it's kind advocate for your view on those few issues will eternally true is impossible, but understand what mean.acy does >> i'm going to ask some others to take a quick follow-up. i'm curious what your perspective it is on at what point those losses, presuming that they occur, add up to create such any irreconcilable differences to justify giving up on a basically corrupt system? >> there is a famous case in 1992 when the magazine first thing ran a symposium

of relatives of a migrant both them sank off the coast of lebanon, have tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers, pushback, relatives of saturday. ship rep that kill 2 people. another 200 of the migrants for rescue by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat were from syria and about 50 were lebanese. they were trying to reach europe. in uganda or at least 10 people have died in the stampede during new year's eve celebrations, the tragedy took place inside a shopping mall in the city of kampala, there was a crush from people try to get back inside the mall after watching a fireworks display. many of the victim suffocated to death. a means to meet me there. see told us that we should go up on which fe alex, from fucking up. then as we were going up the door less, now you have to go back. so people are, some people had already reached the bucky, so the 1st them to come back to the main hall. so that krisha from up under pressure from don't lead to a loss of breath to some, some colleagues of ours, which literally had with several people have been killed in soma

era. relatives of migrants whose boat sank off the coast of lebanon have tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relatives who saturdays, shipwrecked at hilton people. another 200 of the migrants were rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on boat were from syria and about 50 will never need ill trying to reach you and back of affordable housing is contributing to an increasingly visible homelessness crisis across the united states. experts say the origins of the current crisis go back decades, but issues such as poverty, mental illness and addiction have made the situation worse. it's estimated an additional 3800000 housing units are needed in the us to cope with demand questions, roomy, has more. it may look like an ordinary apartment building, but for 67 year old helen, it's the home she never had before coming here. 3 years ago, she spent years cycling in and out of jail as she struggled with addiction life before here before fortune society for me was hell. i was not been darkness since i've been, he had been to a free and i don't ever want

above average for that sub the year. top end of africa, temperatures below average from robot to tripoli could see some showers for the coast. val, jerry and tunisia, and we've got a lot of what weather just sliding down the coast of the congo into angola, and for the 1st time in a week, temperatures below 40 degrees and up into and then have to talk about this. so tropical cyclone from madagascar, the worst of the rain will be north and east of antenna to revoke on thursday. that's it, susan ah, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world right extreme, either he's real and need to be tackled. as soon as possible, frank assessments, you guys failed. it's time to back in you julio. that's why you get to get out of the minute over by the informed opinions with dorothy. this is the one inside story on al jazeera. oh, he's ready for says kill 2 people during a raid in the occupied westbank. 17 policies have been.

meanwhile, the robot who whips up tortilla chips that one tripoli location in california, all of that also cost $3,000 per month to operate, it is still cheaper than paying a full-time employee. not a fan of replacing real workers with robots, guys. >> steve: unless it's the robot that sweeps up your house. that one's okay. >> ashley: [laughs] yeah. >> ainsley: i like when there's both. if you are at cvs and have some ladies and men behind the cash register and two or three options over here if you want to do it yourself. like the grocery store. you on the check out. okay. >> ainsley: it's a different type of robot, but... >> steve: ashley, thank you very much. oftentimes that lane is much faster. >> ainsley: i know! >> steve: 8:18 here in new york city. the world set to mourn the passing of pope benedict xvi at his funeral tomorrow. among those in rome, timothy cardinal dolan, who will join us live next. ♪ ♪ at red land cotton. our traditions are grown and sewn right here in our hometown of moulton, alabama. from our heirloom inspired sheets to our super absorbent bath towels, to our

have tried to enter the port of tripoli to meet survivors. soldiers pushed back relatives of saturday, shipwrecked that killed 2 people. another 200 of the migrants were rescued by the lebanese navy. most of the people on the boat, or from syria, and about 50, were lebanese, trying to reach europe. columbia's government as agreed as 6 months long cease fire with the countries 5 largest armed groups. the groups have been locked in a dispute over revenues from drug trafficking and other legal operations as be more than 50 years of conflicts in columbia between the government and various rebel groups, as well as drug traffickers. as we the 2nd day protests in bolivia, santa cruz region, after the rest of a right wing opposition leader police were out in force after fridays, violent confrontations with supporters of jail. governor lewis fernando camacho. he was arrested on thursday and placed him pre trial detention. camacho denies accusations of leading a cou during protests in 2019 the force them president eva morales from power. one claudio lead sheehan is a political analyst. he says,

the stratificates, the fight against which should now become very effective during a state visit to tripolithe libyan coast guard 5 new patrol ships and drones in 10 years italy just did not try to stop the flow of migrants, but there is only one most effective method so that refugees do not cross the border of territorial waters with libya. need to negotiate a contribution, italy's stabilization of libya should bear fruit in the fight against illegal migration. today , on this important day, we signed an agreement. between the ministries, in order to strengthen the potential of the coast guard forces of libya, libya, ships and drones to ukraine, air defense systems and possibly aster 30 missiles for sup-t anti-aircraft systems, italy will purchase them instead of france, technical details are still being discussed, write french publications, and the deal for two billion will be announced personally prime minister and president macron. kiev demands to hurry up with the supply of combat aircraft. waiting for 24 fighters within the first phase of support to start an accelerated pilot training

weather drops down to the northwest of africa and you know, temperatures from robot rate through to tripoli are below average for this sub the year. up in 2, in the northern cape province in south africa for the 1st time in a week below 40 degrees. and we got a tropical storm coming in to madagascar. the worst of the rain will be north and east of and 10 in a refill on thursday. i think a pause, tough drug led to a string of execution, devastating families and walking where protested one to one investigation on the al jazeera, examining the headlines and how big a breakthrough is this story moment for all towers. research, unflinching journalism. i can see the part of the tree where 2 of the bullets hit there about my head, high sharing personal stories with a global audience. nature is so much more than income for shareholders. it's the library of my people. explore an abundance of world class programming on al jazeera . how do you state control information? how did the narrative informing public opinion? how is this is in journalism, we flaming the story, the lifting post, dissect the med

and now they have markets iannh downtown tripoli.e so she does have the qualifications when she talks about internationans wheni affairs, sheng knows what she's talking about. >> so you may remember it until about a year ago. in fact, until last february, every media outlet, every politician in this country, every professor of international relations in described the capitol of ukraine as a place called kyiv, had always been kyiv. but now, because russia is bad, it's called kiv, just like nicaragua became nicaragua in the nineteen eighties when the east took charge. p >> say atto you should pay atten when they changeobably the pronunciation. probably shouldn't go along't with it. g actually , we're not we're not going alon itg with .ctually.ned with the >> then, you know, something just happened in the czech republic. it's now czechia. , so >> i guess that's how you pronounce it. so with that in mindat, the bite nsadministration wants to change the name of turkey .hey turkey is a country. they want to call it gooseneck. no, just kidd