the former zones controlled by east and west emerged as new nations. ah, the capitalists, federal republic of germany, and the communist german democratic republic at the peak of berlin was one of the most strategically critical places in the world. the in the early hours of august, the 13th 1961. the 1st barriers of the berlin wall rose along the eastern border. the concrete block put up in the days, followed, marked an immediate new reality. cutting off families and friends and the world of freedom, the proudest on. yeah. the clear statement of us policy in the week of the construction of the wall me soviet leader nikita khrushchev maintained that as long as the concrete rules still stood, western leaders could not declare victory. but as the soviet union power and influence began to decline in the late 19 eighties, it spelled the beginning of the end for the eastern block. ah, the east german government couldn't keep functioning without the support of the soviets. change was coming in the early days of november, 1989 east germans turned out in huge

been from east germany. and do people still talk in the form of eastern life? yeah, totally. i would say even more than ever, and i notice it in myself. i never, i never wanted to be in the room and i just wanted to be a german. the meaning of the word has changed because you get stereotyped so much. it's germany, you, it's german. so you do that where your parents at this does he like at the scene for please. so did you have enough to eat all these sort of stereotypes from the, from the ninety's have changed. they're not, they're, they're not so crude anymore. the stereotype says little bit more elaborate, maybe i would say like you always in a position to explain yourself and to justify yourself. because because you're from the as a blue bar. but i've often osland printed on the front of our eyes, unless bunch of friends around the that's pretty minor. one particular what happened here, just over 30 years ago. this is significant. and exactly, so people were rushing to the border crossings like was in berl

been from east germany. and do people still talk in the form of eastern watch? yeah, totally. i would say even more than ever, and i notice it in myself. i never, i never wanted to be in the room and i just wanted to be a german. the meaning of the word has changed because you get stereotyped so much. it's germany, germany, so you do that where your parents at this does he like to see for police or did you have enough to eat? all these sort of stereotypes from the, from the ninety's have changed. they're not, they're, they're not so crude anymore. the stereotype says little bit more elaborate, maybe i would say like you always in a position to explain yourself and to justify yourself. because because you're from the revolved, but i've often also printed on a phone, so i will sit so minute i've unless one's a bunch of friends around in the that's pretty minor. one particular what happened here just over 30 years ago. this is significant. and exactly, so people were rushing to the border crossings like was in

does east and west remain an issue to day? patrice buddha, bella is berliner specifically west berlin and t. v. presenter. how would you describe yourself these days? berliner does east and west of matter to you? to me it actually does, but just like barely because like some people don't even know. sometimes it's kind of i feel offended in ways when sometimes i like travelling around with people and they asked me, so is this the east? and i'm wondering why would they think it's the east although that we are in the west. so. busy because they're not really so familiar because so many things have been, have been billed or renovated within the last a few decades. so of course i understand it's really hard to tell you have some street signs which still indicates in which pods you are. it's very diverse, but also very chaotic and berlin. of course, it's not what it used to be like in the eighty's, which is not a bad thing, but we have to figure out if it's a good thing. ok with you remember when the war was exciting, the thing was

been from east germany. and do people still talk in the form of eastern watch? yeah, totally. i would say even more than ever, and i notice it in myself. i never, i never wanted to be in the room and i just wanted to be a german. the meaning of the word has changed because you get stereotyped so much. it's germany, it's german. so you do that where your parents at this does he like to see for police or did you have enough to eat all these sort of stereotypes from the, from the ninety's have changed. they're not there, they're not so crude anymore. the stereotype says little bit more elaborate, maybe i would say like you always in a position to explain yourself and to justify yourself. because for me, because you're from these as a revolved, but i've often osland printed on a phone. so i was so minute i've, unless bunch of friends around in the that's pretty minor. one particular what happened here, just over 30 years ago, this is significant. and exactly, so people were rushing to the border crossing like wa

what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is forgotten sec of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page printed newspapers in the middle east go. and the ad that is related to the rest of that you are selling a car or guarantee going to apartment or looking for somebody to hire or offering any kind of suggest. all of those ad has shifted to open source. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open tool cleaning the way not even that, but those businesses are getting closer to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space, they're now making a costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector,

what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is trans sack of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page printed newspapers in the middle east go. and the ad that is related to us at rest, whether you are selling a car or getting an apartment or looking for somebody to hire or offering any kind of suggest. all of those ad has shifted to open source. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open talk leading the way, not even that, but those businesses are getting close to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space, they're now making costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector. congregatin

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ah, i and i 19 seventies. punish geniune boone on you in the middle east and enrolled as a student in california. stanford university. the transition from the middle east to marry cast west coast was not an easy one for the young physicists. knife admits that they are standing reputation of a diversity and it's award winning. the professors left him an o and that he 1st challenge was coming to terms with the setting. one of his early men twos was arthur al shallow and nobel. nor yet in physics, who credulous from the help on jemma, which cover much is old and that you quit us no home issue or he quit another he alon. you were looking for subtler and if he had sit there noble prize, well, no neck for canada. no love. you know, so what i should give the highly hon. sean will do. has a lot of mine with her min, gemma from her that uncle danny, in missouri. tool ok, either. for kelly her there's a media home in celtic enrique enrique landmark. why little stand? we're still seeking who was circuit always euro yes and when right when james when and shipped down the street so short in him. w

what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is transfer of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page? granted newspapers in the middle east go and the ad that is related to the rest, whether you are selling a car or getting an apartment or looking for somebody to hire or offering any kind of suggest. all of those ad has shifted to open source. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open talk leading the way, not even that, but those businesses are getting closer to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space, they're now making costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector. congregating s

what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is target sec of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page printed newspapers in the middle east go. and the ad that is related to us at rest, whether you are selling a car or getting an apartment or looking for somebody to hire, offering any kind of suggest, all of those ad has shifted to open soup. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open talk leading the way, not even that, but those businesses are getting close to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space now making a costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector. congregating sectors,

what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is transfer of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page printed newspapers in the middle east go. and the ad that is related to us at rest, whether you are selling a car or getting an apartment or looking for somebody to hire, offering any kind of suggest, all of those ad has shifted to open source. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open talk leading the way, not even that, but those businesses are getting close to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space now making a costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector. congregating sectors,

there are just 2 men on board who are middle east and yeah. as we walk through, looked up into the last carry, jump into the top. dick, you could actually say those 2 young guys getting delta. well, i got fully up into the carriage that i could see through the table. those 2 young boys just curled off in a ball and just taking the hit, yelling at them really had no effect. the only way to move the table was by striking them with my baton. i wasn't going to have 2 people kicked to death trying to wait for me. i need to get going out today and and some medical attention. so that's when i went down trying to start and they haven't paid own. yeah. the yeah, i had a carriage for the table. they got 2 young boys. what sort of hero aya? you know here you just scum the, the riot flashes around the world. britain, canada, and indonesia issue travelling, urging the citizen to exercise caution when visiting sydney yeah. the intensity on the bombers and the racism that underpins the bonds is what makes this different. it says those something deep and dark

even at home, harris was it i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem. let's take a closer look at the details of the law. inhabitants of the outside where frank and the gaza strip are ineligible for automatic israeli citizenship even if they are married to it is really citizen, a critic for the loss and discrimination, and disproportionately affects palestinian israelis. they're far more likely to have spaces from the west bank and the gaza strip than other israeli citizens was in favor of the law. said kate fis, real. as a majority, jewish states will get more on the snow from akiva elder. he's a political analyst and author, insurances, by skype, from tel aviv it israel, thank you for joining us on the user. i guess my 1st question is, why know, given the recent tensions within israel itself, after the attacks on garza and the inter camino violence that we saw within israel? why is this bill being brought before parliament's at this time has to be renewed. all completely dropped the government. this government is not likely to be dropping together. ce

along the east coast. we've had thunderstorms and showers, all those have now east and the temperatures are going to pick up from monday, but it will remain rather hot and humid, particularly for new york city with plenty of cloud cover for the wet weather. we have to go to the deep south, we've seen severe storms rolling across texas and affecting parts of louisiana. we've seen flash flooding in new orleans and in part of florida. and there's more wet and windy weather on the way for florida as we go into next. week thanks to tropical storm elsa, it's been downgraded from hurricane, it's moving its way across cuba. we could see a storm surge of up to 1.5 meters and up to $300.00 millimeters of rain expected, particularly in southern areas of cuba. and as we go into monday, we're expecting it to impact the florida keys, and we'll keep an eye on that and bring you more updates. the the ribbon are and flows through the coldest region of cutest on temperatures have dropped to 20 degrees below 0 at this time o

it's not just to be a middle east and bought into the weekend. it's thousands of dollars, a very long beach and it's gonna been taken over by the scum. what is it about us that you have so much for name at car boot, lee. the vitriol is hard to take. the media didn't say anything to positively contribute. oh crit, come to the situation in any way. all they did was promote slander, perpetuate feel for cation perpetuate discrimination and racism. and it was really, really hurtful me. 4 days before the riot announcer alan jones raids out a message sent in by a listener. my suggestion is to invite one of the bike against the president numbers for another railway station. one of these liberties thugs, arrived at the price of admission to watch these cowards scurry back on to the trying for the return trip to the layers. we will really, really afraid the voice of moderation was silenced by the views that we were hating on the radio dog by. she was so awful that i felt ashamed to call myself australian at that time. up by newspapers and radio. people fan

what a rash showers to just around the greater antennas east, and until it will be a little drive. we go on through the next couple days across the east and should say, but i think as we go through friday more the west sunshine than showers. but it's just a little weather here. as we go on through the weekend. the mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting that is dangerous. profitable, with global demand set the skyrocket. people in power investigates claims that industrial mines contracting the precious material needed for cleaner energy. are in fact poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow. the cost of cobalt people in power on an award winning programming from international. so make it one quick, so it's right on the back side of the global. that doesn't guarantee that the the, the right to 65 life giving voice to the voice here in california. it almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on house program that open your eyes to view the world t

ah, hello, we got the burning re continuing across the middle east. we got lost the clear skies, but notice some storm rumbling away just around the black sea. we'll still see some showers there into northern paths of turkey, just one or 2 showers students in northern areas of afghanistan, $33.00 celsius, the in couple temperatures have doha about where they should be around $42.00 sales has been look a little further north and not too far off at 50 degree month, q weight and foot bag that over the next day or so. pretty much dry wherever you are, but there will be some showers just around the caucuses, georgia. i mean, as a bizarre, could see a shower or 2 as we go into the middle part of the week. just want to to shower, just around the southern end of the red sea, as well as she was just gathering now around the european highlands as they should pulsing their way quite nicely across south sudan, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. some shop at downpours just coming through here. as a result of that, we'll see some wet weather to enter the demo

the transition from the middle east to american west coast was not an easy one for the young physicists. knife admits that the upstanding reputation of the diversity and its award winning. the preface jurors left him an o. and that he 1st challenge was coming to terms with the setting. one of his early mentors was arthur al shallow bell, nor yet in physics, who credulous help on jemma, which is over my she's old and that he does not have issues or he quit another he alon, which we're had, we're listening to such religion. if he sit there, noble prize went oh neck again. you know the love, you know, so one should give the highly on sean will do has a lot of mine with her miss jana from her that uncle danny in missouri tool. ok either for kelly her, the media home in celtic, emery can wreak landmark wiley, stan, which t c k o who was circuit always feel for us and when right when james, when and ship demonstrating some short in will met food. this also has glue statue to shoot them and show up havoc instead of did this, he was lion or the whole that i'm glad he has slipped. sorry, joe, me

the east african country says it's killed some fighters and it's army is pursuing others. this one is a much bigger than just protecting one or 2 aspirations. i think, you know, the situation there is much bigger than just one is the lesson. so we are handling the into, you know, we are, we're participating with the muslim beacon forces to restore order. 22 in the, in couple of the, they're going to the conflict in kabul. delgado province began in 2017 thousands of diets and been more 800000 people had been displaced, human rights workers worry seen the an extra troops could lead to more right for decent. the questions i got this morning if the muslim become government, the muslim become security forces, have that child and they are unable to distinguish insurgents from celia. and what assurance do we have at this stage that the fundamentals are hiding from both? said again, the one that i have to do that distinguish if they aren't able to be dark, could they please explain to the residence of god? how can d, e b is secure, then the sure that the fighting that is now going

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that east side of the u. s. right through new england. sherry rain coming back into behind for central areas. still some pretty heavy right into the deep south because we're looking around mexico at the moment. that's the part of also making its way away from the caribbean, quieting down nicely here now with sunshine and showers, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah ah, look back, you're watching on just bear with me. so rob, the reminder of our top story says being a big explosion at the middle east, largest port causing a fire. official say the blaze fell on a container on board. a ship anchor that divides general ali port authority say there were no debts or injuries south africa full present. jacob zoom or is on his way to 100 self into please be 17 annual the sentence. past weeks 15 months in jail, failing to show up as an inquiry into corruption during his time in power

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the east african country says it's killed some fighters and it's army is pursuing others. this one is a much bigger and just protecting one or 2 aspirations. i think, you know, the situation there is much bigger than just one is the lesson. so we are handling the into, you know, we're spitting with the muslim, become forces to restore order and sanity in, in a couple of the, the, the conflict in kabul. delgado province began in 2017 thousands of diets and been more than 800000 people, had been displaced. human rights workers worry the in the an extra troops could lead to more rights of the. so the question got these mormon. if the more of them become government, the muslim become security forces, have that child is there able to distinguish insurgents from ccsi? and what shows do we have at the stage that the fundamentals are hiding from both said they're going to wonder. i have to do that distinguish if they are able to be done, could they please explain to add to the residence of cub god. how can d, e b is secure, then the sure that the fighting that is now going in cub,

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and as those weather weather systems move further east. within the winter weather in ukraine, we could see more flooding around areas of the black sea there. now for the south, we have got a smattering of storms and showers around the balcony, some of those showers, affecting parts of greece, and we could see some stronger winds around the greek islands. but the heat is really building across the iberian peninsula for southwestern spain. we have got a heat warning at mercy is seeing the temperature edging up to 40 degrees. and by the time we go to shoes, they'd be 42 degrees with plenty of sunshine coming through. and it's a similar story for northern areas of africa. things of course, slightly for egypt with 30 degrees in cairo, the across the world, young activists and organize their own. the move to the day we do the work in the 1st series, 2 people in new york city use different to me to flight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a wide problem that wires a systemic solution generally can change on your game. oh,

those rains continue to fall, and those showered in storms extending all the way up into the north east with beijing seeing wet weather this weekend. that sure weather update. the mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting that is dangerous. profitable, with global demand set the skyrocket. people in power investigates, claims that industrial mines contracting the precious material needed for cleaner energy are in fact, poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow. the cost of coal, both people in power on an escaping a war. finding a new identity, confronting the reality of racism, religion, and the struggle to be accepted, al jazeera, tells the story of what it's like to be lebanese, and color straightly home. once upon a time and punch bowl on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers the world news like we do, we revisit place in the state are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello mary. i'm new

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the u. s. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington ah, type of krycek of the headlines here on, i'll just say are the senior most us generals. the taliban fighters now control many half of the countries, $400.00 plus districts. mcmillan says the group has a strategic momentum as it takes of a new areas. it coincides with the continued pullout of us troops.

that has ever happened in the middle east. it brings the world together. it brings the are brought together. it's a moment of pride in the history of this part of the world, and as we move closer to the tournament, we're sure that the excitement going to keep building even further. if men semi finals day at wimbledon hole, eyes will be on will number one know that chunk of which it was to wins away from equalling the men's record of 20 grand slam titles. later he takes on dennis shop of olive on the women side world and number one ashley bossy is through to the final. she b 2018 champion, actually curb in the semi but were made to record her but was 53 up in the 2nd set . but body battle back to when it's in it's, i break, she's the 1st straining woman to reach the finger. finally, in 41 years, she will face catalina plesk of in a fine there was a predictably fiery news conference involving u. s. e for economy greg doing which he aimed to kick at his opponents every sherman, the irish wine who walked out on stage to greet the

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. when liz stevens is an associate professor in climate risks and resilience at reading university here in the u. k. and she specializes in early warning systems and forecast based action. she joins us live via skype. madam, thank you so much for joining us here and al jazeera, we have seen over the past few minutes is just sort of different extreme weather conditions are right around the world, and we are seeing more and more of these in life of that. do you think governments should be more prepared? i mean, if we look at china and flooding in the sub boy, that was still filled with passengers and criticisms levy that the german government high. but, you know, i think the, the things that we can see in china are incredibly scary. this is the stuff of worst nightmares. when we look at these,

our province in the east of asking the stone appears to follow to the taliban. no official confirmation from the government side or the taliban. but which is there is spoken to local sources, spoken to military sources who prepare to speak of the record. now, districts in afghanistan, there are about $400.00 of them, relatively small spots. this is important, i think strategically, because a mountainous area but is right close to the border with pakistan. afghanistan also is planning to impose curfews across the country in all, but 3 of the provinces. and we hear from overnight that in helmand, one of the provinces, that's going to have a curfew. 25, a taliban were killed according to the african government and african air force as strike. we're also hearing of developments in cobble province over night and the city, the capital city in the province around it will not be subject to a curfew, but we hear that just north of the city in cobble province. there were 5 intelligence officers who has been reported have been killed. i can tell you officially, on the reco

legend, the lead komatt has died at the age of 19 ah, in a container on a ship anchored at the middle east. largest port has exploded, sparking a fire official say the blazing bye has now been brought under control. but not before the blast shook buildings right across the emerald city, the civil defense guard rushed to the jail alley ports to put out the blaze and residence of neighborhoods as far as 25 kilometers away felt the explosion, which happened just before midnight. the authorities say that no death or injuries have been reported. or mohammed a shirt cow, he is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university in washington. he joins me now via sky. but these are the details that we have so far. what do you make of this explosion? one i would say get on to school of thought or 2 scores of analysis, one as we have just heard from the official narrative that when a natural accident, however, the sound of this blood was heard. 25 can make there is a way that means it is a very significant explosion and it could have matched what happened in but you don't last year, which

be 2021 south east asian gain due to take place in vietnam had been postponed until next year. the olympic council, malaysia, made the announcement during a meeting and qual, i'm for. we're all members agreed. the current covered situation is not safe enough for the games. police and haiti say they've killed 4 suspects, believes to be involved in the assassination of president john m. o. e 's police also arrested other suspects but does not provide any information about those in custody. the afghan government has sent hundreds of commandos to the northwestern province of batteries as fierce fighting with the taliban continues for a 2nd day. the battle is centered around color. you know, making it the 1st provincial capital to be surrounded by the taliban since the united states stepped up its true withdrawal. the taliban. his captured dozens of district since early may. south africa was former president, jacob's humor, as in police custody after turning himself in late on wednesday nights a court sentence 10 to 15 months in jail for failing to show up at a corruption inquiry la

we can see those storms moving up to the north and to the east. we've seen a tornado and land slides. we could see more to the north of beijing as that rain falls particularly heavily. and it's also going to affect the korean peninsula, a few showers here and there. but for the wet weather, we have to move to japan. those torrential rains continuing affecting parts of a southern horseshoe, but tokyo will see the wet weather all the way through to friday when things start to dry up. and it's going to be hot and dry picture across the east and the south shanghai, seeing a lot of the heat and humidity with a temperature, is sitting in the high thirty's at the similar story for hong kong ahead of the wet weather this weekend. and as we move to south asia, it's very wet, picture for northern areas of pakistan and north west and india as the south west monsoon is starting to inundate those areas as well as india's western coast. that sure whether sponsored power cut on airways departed from the u. k. indoctrinated by somalia as how can a young man disil

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality. uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes in lives already lost, and many more believe likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. the 4 major drug companies have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 to resolve thousands of claims over their role in the us opioid epidemic. the lawsuits were brought by state and local governments which accused the companies of letting the painkillers which attics through illegal channels, distributors marry source bergen, cardinal health and mckesson along with the manufacturer that johnson and johnson will pay over a number of years. well, this is the reaction of one, the recovery period addict and reform advocate to that agreement. the monitor drugs i was using, i was no longer able to work. so i turned to the life of selling drugs to support my wife. and i went to prison for a long time because of that. and the part this doesn't to me discourage from happening again because no one is going t

also an explosion caused the fire at the biggest pause in the middle east rocking buildings across the city of dubai. and tele, bonsai just tried to take control of the provincial capital in north west of afghanistan . but the government says they've been pushed back. ah, hello, welcome to suburban ford. he's in haiti say that they've arrested 2 people in connection with the assassination of president juvenile maze, for others were killed and a gun fight with security forces. louise was killed at his home in the early hours of wednesday morning 9. his wife was injured and has been taken to the u. s. the treatment fascination has happened as haiti grapples with gang violence orientation, an antique government protest, we'll get an update with both in jordan shortly. that 1st is and you galler the home of the haitian president job. now luis is now sealed off the scene of an assassination that sharply international community. the nations deputy prime minister says, armed men speaking english and spanish storm the house in the early hours of wednesday, killing the 53 year old and badly inj

ah, 11 east. on out there a me the to more athletes test positive at the limpid games and took care was the official opening ceremonies set for friday. like japan, countries and parts of asia continue to deal with a rising number of current virus cases. ah, alarm darn jordan. this is algebra, nigh from dough also coming up to teach meant them appears to be sort of with the tell him the pentagon raises the alarm over the taliban, that bombs enough canister as us troops continue to pull out times. and as main opposition leader is arrested ours before rally, demanding constitutional reform. well, we're just one day away from the start of the summer olympics in tokyo, it's normally a highly anticipated sports event with view as tuning in from around the world. but this year, it's being overshadowed by the pandemic. more athletes of tested positive for koby 19 on thursday, bringing the total number of renee to cases to 87 will and the riches enjoy us live now from tokyo, andy. so we were told that the

ah, well, more than 1300 people are missing and western europe after severe flooding there that east 81 people have died in germany, which is experiencing its west where the disaster in decades and towns and villages . as you can see, that happened left devastated german chancellor anglo michael says she fears the full extent of the disaster still won't be known could days step out of her for later. this is what residence in storm back part of germany woke up to record rainfall caused major rivers to birthday bang a few from the ear showing the full extent of the devastation in the states of rhineland for la nate and north ryan west valia. c costs were tossed around like toys in the rising water, homes and businesses washed away. as the flooding in some areas receipts that so rises with several people's still missing. rescue efforts are on the way to bring the stranded to safety. and village is cut off by flood water and landslide helicopters, pluck, people from their rooftop. i was told to give to you see here now is worse than after a bombing raid. and this is guaranteed to take 10

many pushed east into this camp and benny. but people live in constant fear of attacks and with overcrowded tattered tense people, such as back to a will moved into this local school. but he says it's only a temporary solution. starting to forgive us all with america. as classes are resuming soon, the direct me ask us to leave. my stay here is long overdue, but i don't know where to go. next. people have attempted to return home. some say the findings has forced them out many times, but the un says it's low on funding and can't accommodate the sheer volume of people seeking help. nor about the answers era. more people across the western united states have been told to evacuate their homes because of wild fars cruise and california trying to control the tama rock far, which has been burning for 2 weeks. they're raising the surrounding area to hold its progress. drives and high temperatures. have created ideal conditions for wildfires. there are currently around 80 blazes across 13 states. we drove in today just in hopes to mayb

a typhoon has been hitting heavily populated areas in east in china. it comes just days off. the devastating floods killed 58 people, enforced a 1000000 people from their homes, hyphen in fall packed winds of more than 130 kilometers an hour. is it made line fall in the coastal province of jo. j. young. thousands of people have been moved to emergency shelter. typhoon has also hit taiwan, causing major damage in some areas. wind gusts reach a 191 kilometers an hour, even though the eye of the storm save more than 300 kilometers out to sea. more downpours forecasts in the philippines where the typhoons added to the heavy monsoon reign. 15000 people have moved the safe ground. in manila, the government says it's having a hard time opening emergency shelters because of guidelines prevent covered 19 as get more with our weather presented. jeff harrington is here in the studio. very difficult pictures to look at coming in from the region. any ray of light of hope for people they, you know, send me those pictures that we're seeing right now. i think they're about to get a lot worse

the smoke from those wildfires in the west and states now blanketing the east coast, its even prompting a pollution alert in washington. d. c. worth 5 in the state of oregon, forced fire fighters into retreat for the last 10 days. petticoat have as this report band in your mission, and this is the western united states and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this. not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. in oregon, the bootleg fire scorching more than 1500 square kilometers of land. roughly the size of los angeles happening in the state that is already seen and share of weather challenges in february and we saw devastating ice storms over a half a 1000000 people lost power. last fall as you are well aware. we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes last and that fire and it is literally climate change playing out before eyes. the flyers and oregon are so intense, so they are creating their own weather system, producing massive dry thunderstorms

what is the found or east of turkey and west and georgia? this car was over the next day, or same time she was in the middle of iraq, sidney, down the east. dana was foster of been in excess of 51 that continues in that hot, dry with a wind, which has been bringing sandstone perilously down as far south as re out. it might do the same thing can come wednesday. it's very dry and very hot air. fatty, obviously, the seasonal rains in ethiopia, and in sudan and further west of also been quite extensive that the more flooding iraq to me and for the south and east in sudan and the orders talk shares all the forecasts for the next day or so. big clubs, heading slowly west the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah, welcome back. you want me to run the reminder of all top stories, trinity as president of the fact the minister of defense on the acting minister of justice, of to dismissing

the east african country says it's killed some fighters and it's army is pursuing others. this one is a much bigger and just protecting one or 2 aspirations. i think, you know, the situation there is much bigger than just one installation. so we are handling the into, you know, we're spitting with the muslim, become forces to restore order and sunny to in, in couple of the they're going to the conflict in kabul. delgado province began in 2017 thousands of diets and been more than 800000 people, had been displaced. human rights workers worry fin the an extra troops could lead to more rights to decent. the questions at this moment these, if the more of them become government, the muslim becomes security forces. have dutch and they are unable to distinguish the surgeon from celia. and what assurance do we have at the stage that the put in the tools that are hiding from both said they're going to wonder. i have to do that . distinguish if they are able to be dark, could they please explain as to the residence of god? how can d, e b is secure, then a sure that the fighting that

some wet weather there also into sydney that east side. new south wales looking particularly unsettled. not too bad in these aliens telling dry them has been recently winced. not to pick up when picking up a cross japan over the next day or so. lots of wet weather coming through here. cloud and rain from seasonal front. the menu from pulsing out of central china pushing across south korea. good part of japan sing somewhat by the river. the next couple of days. a human 27 celsius, their pets. ok. the an extra judicial killing and a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into our house. that's my 100 people shouting so full masked men for not only the eyes and hair showing. 0 will his red eye witness accounts of the dramatic story of the assassination of major p l. o. figure kelly was here in a secret israeli operation. assassination in tunis on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes device shaken

there are just 2 men on board who are middle east and yeah. as we walk through, looked up into the last carry, jump into the top. dick, you could actually say those 2 young guys getting delta. well, i got fully up into the carriage that i could see through the table. those 2 young boys just curled off in a bowl and just taking the hit, yelling at them really had no effect. the only way to move the table was by striking them with my baton. i wasn't going to have 2 people kicked to death trying august when for me i need to get going out today and and some medical attention. so that's when i went down trying to stop and pay phone. yeah, yeah. i had a carriage for paypal. they got 2 young boys. what sort of hero aya? you know, here you just scum, the riot flashes around the world. britain, canada, and indonesia issue travel unions urging the citizen to exercise caution. when visiting sydney yeah. the intensity of the bombers and the racism that underpins the violence is what makes this different. it's is those something deep and dark inside the st

the storms are toward the east, rumbling through ontario, quebec, and pushing into the maritimes. look at the winfield associated with this. so we will see some fierce winds as we show you the rest of north america. we do have some storms brewing for south dakota, nebraska into iowa on friday. now we'll go bit further south into central america, some heavy rounds of rain toward the pacific coast of mexico. this will impact acapulco and if we look toward panama, we know that there's been a life in land sites lately. and more than 5000 homes destroyed off to south america, and the cold front has really punched across here, dropping temperatures down rio de janeiro, 18 degrees below average. they're also below average. as we look toward a saw see on, we've got a rain through the amazon basin toward the south east of columbia and southern areas of venezuela, crockett high of 29 degrees for you on friday. the sponsored cut on airways ah, sandy beaches, judy free shopping and low taxes could probably go island of high non become china's new hong kong. 11 east investigates on iraq. it's

little bits of atlas here, but more especially further east. in marcia, you stop record, but it is higher than you might expect. now where it's been hot in greece and turkey, the longer the case the breezes picked up, the clouds picked up and the rain, especially for northern turkey. the something was going to change anything really changed. this is systemic violence.

but to the north east, it's been inundated with those monsoon rains and we could see more flooding in a some sponsored power cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeating the end because it in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the glen white man touching our dream, where a global audience become a global community. jump into the comment question and part of discussion. there are like domestic efforts to silence palestinians on the online page on al jazeera . ah, ah, ah. challenges era, reminder of our top toys. this all matches the teams in thailand battling contain of fire at a factory. no bank, hawks and horse caused by explosion. at least one person is confirmed, have been killed. dancers have been injured to try and find the flight recorded from a philippine military transport plane that crashed. getting 47 soldiers on board c 130 over shot runway, while trying to land on long island. and other people missing off the land sighted japan has risen to more than a rescue. cruise in a t

it's been very hot across the levant and middle east over recent days, and there's more heat to come. we're expecting temperatures for climb, particularly in to wait in iran and in iraq. we could see a challenge to an all time high sit in baghdad. last week temperatures edging up to the 50s by the time we get into wednesday, so some relentless heat on the way. for the south things are looking slightly cooler. we've got a southwesterly wind keeping temperatures down in yemen and in oman. and it is going to round on tuesday, we'll see temperatures coming down in the cross areas in the u. a and cook tom. there is any what, whether it's to the west of yemen, the mountain seeing some showers there. and as we move across to central africa, it is a very wicked wet picture across that central band. we've got tons of storms rolling across, particularly west and areas of central africa. nigeria is expecting to see some of the really wet weather as we go into choose day. it'll be uganda and south sedan that see some of those heavy showers. we could see some flash flooding here. but for the south

the disaster has the entire state will not fooling the east to have a show in the west. the rains have been unprecedented and we are facing an unexpected emergency filled up all. a combined rescue operation is underway with the army coast guard and national disaster response force. taking part and in the navy has deployed helicopters to evacuate those stranded. it also has rescue boats and expert divers efforts to reach the thousands of people stranded are still being hampered by high water levels and landslides, blocking off major roads and cutting access to hundreds of villages, even for those whose properties have been spared. for now, there is another scare good bodies, trouble, but neither if the water is released from the dam today and the rainfall continues water me and try our homes. red alerts have been issued with heavy rainfall expected to continue for a few more days, but saves further south are also facing dangers with rivers overflowing. season monsoons provide more than 70 percent of the nation's annual rainfall, a lifeline for india's farmers who make up