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most of them are used to serve paying customers. the numbers, doubling about every 8 years with it, their carbon emissions. it's a similar story in much of the developing world. all right, as we spoke to in this town in western tenure, they did tired of coming here to the mechanic. most of the motor bikes made in china and india, a design for better roads. petro power engines where out fast, these people are not bringing or spare parts. and if you find the, you know, the little bit too expensive. so we would go for about 10. i'm the well, who not said john euchre. he's one of a handful of writers here. he's been given an electric motor like for try it as few moving parts requires little maintenance and no fuel got come back in a come to compare when i used to petrol driven motor bikes. i could save $20.00 a month now with the electric bike, i can save about $80.00, changing batteries costs less than half of what i spent on fuel. john says the cost savings make a big difference to him in his family. the buy he's riding. comes from th

in a lot of times they use the data they gathered in order to explore it or to use against palestinians in order to come out with additional information. it's no coincidence that israel has the highest surveillance companies per capita in the world. it's also not a coincidence that 80 percent of founders of israel cybersecurity companies come from the israeli military establishment and particularly from the idea of intelligence, the palestinian territories, and the palestinian people have been effectively a testing ground for israeli technologies. and then we see the disastrous outcome of handing these tools to oppressive regimes around the world to do the same, targeting their own people and their own citizens and journalists, and what israel basically saying is, hey, we're for friends of creating this cyber surveillance capability. you won't really get products as good as this anywhere else, nor will you necessarily find regimes who acts as amenable to selling this product . so please buy them. and that's what's some of its ability hardware to form relationships with other regimes. an

now the seller worries the us will break its promise to save the remaining afghans who helped us troops were not doing what necessary to save his people at every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban because it gives them just that much more time to hot down these people and killed them. reports of taliban killing, come daily. this translator and cobble is afraid to show his face. he says he's been waiting 8 years for an american visa. i'm scared, but you know, don't get me the visa. i know one of the target of the bad guys in here, maybe i will or some we're of. so i feel like now at least handed us evacuation twice a day would be required to get all special immigrant visa applicants out of afghanistan before the end of august. those were fighting to get them out here. that time is not on their side. heidi joe castro al jazeera li, virginia. diplomatic as a james bass, joins us now live from cobble. james has been fighting recently and had taken thought, 1st of all, with the situation in the west of the country. having clashes in horizon for several days now, but the i

what we do see with that, and there was the use of a lot of very typical tricks that a used to hide ownership and to make things complex and buried them underneath. behind this might be criminality. it might also be incompetent, and more likely it's a mix of it, sir. in a country where there has been a culture of impunity, the battle for justice has rarely been one of those in the hospital. and legitimately over, i'm a lead emission of us the possible dimension on, on the higher when the blast happened. lebanon was already a broken country, a state close to collapse after decades of corruption and mismanagement by a political class, still in power. it's that correct system that many blame for the failure to respond to the threat. i'm looking for to know for this nitrate came, who kept this nitrate in lebanon, who and now this night. so i'm sure lebanon who knew about it and kept this nitrates here. i mean, we, how we want a whole complete justice. we don't want to partial justice. oh yeah i, we're not there portraits in want to be able to busiest intersections reminder that justice is here to

he will not us if you can with we are going to try use or peaceful means dialogue, negotiation st. pressure pressure from organisations internal and external pressure to bring back democracy are only goal today is the return of democracy to tunisia and outcome many to niecy and seek children wolf, al jazeera, emergency crews and turkey are still trying to control the biggest fires in the region which have killed at least 4 people. they've been burning for a 3rd straight day off the dozens of villages and hotels were evacuated. cruise numbering more than 1000 have been involved in the operation. at least 14 wildfires of burning for more than 70 that broke out in the aegean and mediterranean coast and inland areas. the satellite images show the extent of those walls 5, at least 5 planes and 45 helicopters are being used, put out the flame spreading across more than 1005 the u. s. and you, nations have extended their support turkey center because all the reports now deadly terrify and the throwing everything in their path for the 2nd day firefighters. have them best thing. places in the coasta

all of us. we have a us flag on our shoulder. and we were fighting for 2 years for the flood. and we thought we were american, she worry, is credited with saving the life of his assigned us soldier, army, captain, mat zeller during a fire fight. if he does reunions take place makes all of this work worth it. now the seller worries the us will break its promise to save the remaining afghans who helped us troops were not doing what necessary to save these people at every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban because it gives them just that much more time to hunt down these people and kill them. reports of taliban killing, come daily. this translator in cobble is afraid to show his face. he says he's been waiting 8 years for an american visa. i'm scared, but you know, don't give me the visa, so i know when the target of the bad guys in here, maybe in trouble or some we're of. so i feel that now at least handed us evacuation flight a day would be required to get all special immigrant visa applicants out of afghanistan before the end of august. those were fighting

and i can see people using masks they are using less. so the decline of it derek is due to the effort by brazil and people itself, not by government, but the president is currently being investigated in congress because of mishandling the pandemic. it's show that the president it has i, how can i put was not prefer to have to face such a situation. his name, it seems to me that he is not well suited in india. any house in the share of president? is this trying to do? what's, what's physical in this situation, but you are concerned about the situation in the country and you've met a former president lula silva in an attempt to, to unite in the, in the coming elections against president board tonight. or is this the case? could you tell us a little bit about what this alliance is all about? i said, though, if this is our case or the case of the present of cause, the discussion in congress is always kind of trying to of the man as the president attract to the present president has the to deal with the congress and, and what now, what is imp

now the seller worries the us will break its promise to save the remaining afghans who helped us troops were not doing what necessary to save these people every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban because it gives them just that much more time to hide down these people and kill them. reports of taliban killing, come daily. this translator in cobble is afraid to show his face. he says he's been waiting 8 years for an american visa. i'm scared that you know, the have the don't get me the visa. i know one there. target of the bad guys in here. maybe in trouble or some we're of. so i feel that now at least handed us evacuation flight a day would be required to get all special immigrant visa applicants out of afghanistan before the end of august. those were fighting to get them out here. that time is not on their side. heidi joe castro out a 0 port lee virginia. meanwhile there's been a rise in the number of attacks and fighting across across afghanistan. that includes an attack on the un office in harass province. diplomatic editor james bays is incredible. the security s

he joins us from london. happy. if i welcome to al jazeera, redistributing wealth and irrevocably damaging the economy aren't necessarily the same thing. so what is it? people are worried about worried about depletion at the moment at the moment, dismal economy minister have if al, hey, apologies, we've got some quality issues there on that line to you in london. we will try and go back to have a if we can here on our to 0 still to come all miss program in the u. s. newly released documentation sharing new life on donald trump's efforts to reverse the 2020 election result. and we'll hear from the son of demoted martinez, journalists ethnically of the, an inquiry to the government. does their responsibility, bernadette? ah, hello. then let's start in north america. and once again, it is a story of severe heat, not just in western areas, but also in the south. we've had heat warnings and advisories issued for 20 states in the u. s. ranging from washington all the way down to florida. so it is going to be hot and humid

them against us. i want to thank you both. john tierney, executive director of the center for arms control and nonproliferation and jacob hobbling editor of the national interest. thanks so much for illuminating this complex topic for us to see. so what's the bottom line? first, strike capacity. mutual assured destruction. icbm space based missile defense. the nuclear football, these are not terms that most of us use in our daily life or think about global annihilation caused by nuclear conflict is the stuff of nightmares for very few people in the world. the truth though is that nuclear weapons exist and time doesn't go backwards. they're here to stay. nuclear ambitions exist, and a nuclear warhead can make a country, or even a small rebel group. very, very powerful. we don't live in the utopia. the nuclear powers will always have these weapons and their citizens will have to pay for them. the 2 most important things are number one, they should never be used, and number 2, governments aren't given a

they went us flat news. news, news. ah ah, i am from you. okay, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream. it's a compilation of conversations that i have with guess after i tell you, for us, thanks for watching you next time. there is always plenty more to say, as you're about to find out. coming up journalists in india, being intimidated by the government. it's an accusation president modi's administration denies. but i guess have evidence. the stream checks in on indonesia desperate battle against coven 19. and i'm going to wrap up a show at ocean, keep watching, to find out why next starts in the u. k. where police forces across the country are looking at how they can better deal with racism amongst their ranks. you'll hear from sound a theme, a regional director for the independent office for police conduct or i o. p. c. for short. kimberly min garza who is campaigning for the release of her daughters yonder from prison of the she was the victim of a racist attack. and former metropolitan police superintendent leroy low, good, evil, to

even in our dream and all of us, we have a us flag on our shoulder. and we were fighting for that year for the flood and we thought we were american, we considered our sulphur an american because we were, we were serving this country. we're running out of time and we're not doing what's necessary to stay these people every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban because it gives them just that much more time to hot down these people and kill them. and there are many questions why this evacuation didn't begin earlier when there were still more protection infrastructure, more airfield available now, the only air strip of us and offering the danger in that way. all right, thank you. might be forcing to that. ah unicef is warned that more than a 100000 children into where i could suffer life threatening acute malnutrition in the next 12 months. unless aide is allowed into the region. the un children's fonda saying that half of all pregnant or breastfeeding women integrate or acute malnourished, leaving them, and their babies prone to sickne

us flag on our shoulder. and we were fighting for 2 years for the flood. and we thought we were american. we considered our self as an american because we were, we were serving this country and a situation in afghanistan, it's growing ever more desperate. as more reports of taliban targeted showing of afghans who had helped us troops are arising each day in order to get everyone out before the end of august, which is the deadline for moving all us troops. there will have to be at least 10 flights each day. from now until then, the u. s. government has also said that even after the august 31st withdrawal deadline, you continue to continue with the evacuation. how does your culture? thanks so that update the kim's, the theory is executive director of the association of wartime allies. that's a charity that works toward helping iraq and i've got to tough for those who worked for the u. s. she says the path to the united states can be difficult. the program is, is quite broken in many ways and in some cases so mu

he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded the doctor. when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought, oldest misfortune is over. but now we think that was the start of our misfortune. most prized possession is passed down through families are also being left behind. hum, mohammed faces a conflict of interest as a 2nd hand dealer. he profits from the goods that come his way, but he knows what people are giving up in order to flee. yes, gonna stone. he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o jazeera cobble. the son of the top multi journalist says the government must take responsibility for its role in her murder. death. nicholas sale was killed in a car bombing in 2017. an inquiry found the government failed to recognize the risk to committee his life and take reasonable steps. prosecutors believe a leading businessman organized a murder, but he denies any role. greta exposed cronyism among multis elite. earlier we spoke to andrew co on the going to see the son of the slain journalist. he says

he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded. i'm because when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought all this misfortune is over. but now we think that was the start of our misfortune. most prized possessions passed on through families are also being left behind. hum, mohammad faces a conflict of interest as a 2nd hand dealer. he profits from the goods that come his way, but he knows what people are giving up in order to flee. yes, gonna stone. he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o jazeera couple. on to other news and israeli soldiers of attacked the funeral procession of a 20 year old palestinian man was killed on thursday in the occupied west bank by fire, rubber coated steel, bullets, stun grenades, t a gas and through sewage. water towards people mourning the death of shall cut our web towards hit with live ammunition in the head and stomach during the funeral of a 12 year old, who was also killed by israeli. me my 40 pound estonian protesters were injured during attack sp

but look at this, the us, the u. k. russia, where else singapore, indonesia, even australia, all of those are outputs of 90 percent. the new infections in the past 2 weeks. that's the amount that has been of the delta variance. so let's try to make some sense of all of this with us on skype is oksana physic, curious, a global health adviser electorate university college london's school of pharmacy. so i want to put together on that sort of data, also combined with what we've seen in israel, who said, let's do a 3rd shot or 5 that in your opinion, is that gonna work? is that or how does it work having a suit? because i thought having 2 shots meant you were fully vaccinated. yes. well doesn't have definitely changed the battlefield. and we see that israel is not taking any risk here by because they have an increase despite having a higher back most improper 2 years. it's already in the world, but they even increase in almost 2002 cases. so they saw a very sharp turn in events due to the delta variance. so while immedia

this is what the numbers show to us and to have to do. of course, we've his be his behavior as a president and he has a very peculiar kind of behavior. he's a very aggressive president. he doesn't respect the tradition of the behavior that all the president had in terms of how to talk with people, how to talk with the representatives of other branches of the government. and it has to do, of course, again with the policies. and mainly in this case, the policies regarding the health and the policy you guys and how both. so not dealt with the funding mix, not only in terms of sabotage in all the time and the measures that were necessary to keep people apart. one from the other in terms of health security measures, but also in terms of the crime vaccines are prescribing medicine that really don't work and even the have the present, the show, the consequences for the people. and so we've considered this, this whole thing. we can say that people now of a weight both so and worse than they used to do before. as i said before me, he's still relie

the 1st flight of off, down to help american forces arrived in the us. ah, the real life from a headquarters in delphi, i'm getting gauge are also coming up 9 years in prison for an act of defiance. the sentencing of the 1st person convicted in hong kong under beijing's national security law. they've fenced off just a week into the olympics. there is growing concern about japan's current, a virus crisis. running dry iraq find itself sort of water after iran diverse what were once reliable supplies ah well come home. the words of us president joe biden, who's called the 1st evacuation of afghan interpreters and their families. an important milestone for the u. s. is carrying out a huge operation to relocate off gun interpreters and their families who are afraid of taliban retaliation. now we don't know the specific numbers, but thousands of people could be flown out in the coming weeks under operation allies, refuge, 221 off guns including children landed in virginia early on friday, or 20000 and others of applied for a special immigration immigrant visas

awe thanks for joining us. the u. s. congress have overwhelmingly passed emergency legislation, which includes more visas for afghans who worked alongside american lead forces during the war. there'll be a 1000 additional visas and $500000000.00 to help pay for emergency transportation as well as housing. the 1st group of i've gotten interpreters, their families and others who assisted foreign troops are due to arrive in the us soon. let's bring in charlotte bellows joining us from travel. so how is this being viewed? and i've done the sun. well we have to tell you that actually one of the 1st flights that we just talked about according to the associated press has actually arrived in the united states. now, yesterday, a couple took off, they were the 1st afghan interpreters, and others had worked with the government and military to leave campbell. and we are expecting about 2500 to leave by the end of this week. although the u. s. embassy is very secretive about who is on these slides when they're taking off and when

we can't exactly drive like the way we used to use it because you go there we go, the way they got to shoot to guys, 3 guys came in and around the corner. and then with just enjoying that side of the container where we might operate and those guys came towards ending with guns. and then they came shoots. one of our colleagues piece talks of so far, failed prompting authorities to close the notorious route for the next 2 months. and to make passes available to commute her as an alternative. emissions taken by government have hope to qualify violence for now, at least, but commuters also being severely affected every evening, thousands q 4 hours before making the journey home by bus. for many, it doesn't stop there, fail then for to walk long distances in the dark in order to get home last night. no, no, i have to take the nick. that was it. and then i said, oh no, i'm not please but i'm thinking with lives and livelihoods at stake. commuters effectively help hostage by the taxi was a desperate or inclusion to the vine. and robinson and al jazeera have done an inquiry and molten has hel

and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy. and his waited suits thing at this guest house. last week he was approved for evacuation, but he has heard nothing more. when i wake up in the morning in the morning i check it again, but there was nothing. so i called to my other friends, but nothing happened. and he said they be patient. ali is one is about $20000.00 africans who replied for a special immigrant visa. those who worked for at least 2 years for the us government or military eligible. the process has been long and advocate to say, increasingly confusing. a lot of people have received, offers to relocate them and evacuate them safely out of the country. the problem we're seeing is that these people are responding to the letters. and at this point there are some that are saying it's been a week. it's been 7 days and it had no response back as the telephone take more territory. the stakes arising from many of those who worked with foreign forces. all of my relative and other people who are living in our area. they know me.

all of us born after independence, 982 is the one free generation. and now that you're going to be out of the people who don't is within reach in and me me never the live 3. don't know one member you know, i don't know. and i know you know, i know me and i oh oh, why? yeah, i love some fun done. make them come into play at them. i think we're done on tv of this is where did our girl know most sleepy said i go on to the freedom grocery shopping, is it that we take to to go to and then to repeat that i didn't want to do that when they in the well, mostly just like around the way the the, the every single city was july. no actually people, many of them are young and the high. i didn't put it right outside of bed than waiting in a long line hoping to get us started. people please go home, there's no money to tax out the color we give you. oh, oh i i mean i would been to be a preacher mean, but one day just so compensate need to this. you may dream it. fist. i think the photo is joking when they said i went to bed generally, but instead of telling people

for those of us who don't follow the brazilian politics closely. what was things like in brazil find the election, took place and job both sonata was put in place? well, i think that both. so now he was elected because he present themselves at that time as a kind of outsider. he's there just to say that both. so natalie is a real outsider. both on are, is much more a margin out insider than properly an outsider since he was a federal representative for 20 years. all his sons are members of the political class. the one of them is a sample right now. the other one isn't again, a federal deputy. the other one is a cd counselor and so well, so i was a member of this is that he was able to present himself as an outsider. and since there was no widespread feeling about the bleeding, politics in brazil in terms of really reacting against the traditional political part is against the traditional politics against the representative institutions that don't work properly. accordingly, to the perception of the brazilian people, both on how to present himself i

he joins us from washington. lawrence called welcome to answer 0. dara has always been different, unique i guess at some level. but why now? well, i think what happened after the election, most of the people in here, i did not even both. and i think i saw and is trying to get control of the whole country now that he's had this 85 percent support in the election. and when he tried that, the rebels who were allowed to maintain on their arms on the russian broker agreement and 2080, they resist it. and so now you've got a lot of violence there. and the question becomes one of the russians, does this change the status quo for there are forever in as much as you've already touched on it 20183 years ago when this immediate area was, quote, reconciled, the people of dera did not go to italy, but they refused to be bossed away from their homes. they stayed put that's right. i mean, basically you have the best of all possible worlds. because you put down the rebels without having to really get into a very, very drawn out

now it says, here's correspondence, she had returns, he joins us live. this are from the washington bureau. she had hi there. what was mr. bite and central message you don't have to die, i think was, was the central message. you don't have to die. and if you get vaccinated, you won't die in the extent. but, but i mean, to the extent of vaccines to protect, to protect abroad, at least give you a formal minor, a minor code infections and without a vaccine. but was interesting that one of those, i was just thinking, he started off with a defense of vaccines. been quite specific, actually he was saying for some of you who think that's the, the, the vaccine was rushed through. and that's why your suspicion actually wasn't, it was based on decades of work into credit viruses both thinking about did some familiar. i just looked up some surveys, you know, we often, we often focus on right when trump supporters and so on who aren't getting vaccinated. and there is a correlation between right wing and transport getting boxes. but there actually lot of african amer

he joins us on skype from geneva. good to have you with us. so as i'm sure you're aware, there's been an uptick in fighting and a lot of people are being displaced. where of the majority of these people going though trying to sadly, we have seen other ones being displaced inside the country inside was found by large numbers. so far this year, conflict and insecurity has displaced nearly 300000 alons inside the country and 100000 in the last 2 months. so along mostly currently are being displaced inside the country and be at unix. yeah, the you under g agency has been warming about looming humanitarian crisis . if efforts to find peace and stop is escalating. why and do not give results. and if you're in outlined in one is done to dave after 20 years of international engagement. you want everyone come to you or help and support to find that piece. if a 100000 people are being displaced in as little as 8 weeks in a place like half gonna stand, is that any infrastructure available to look after him? what, what happens to them? but units y'all are

they use them to be of power around the globe. on al jazeera, a lot of the stories that we cover highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can, as all just correspondence. that's what we strive to do. me the the me here on the new down here down to the are, these are the top stories report that to you john. you have begun investigating 3 political parties on suspicion of receiving foreign fund. among them is that the largest party and the coalition government has been pushing for elections after president. i dismissed the prime minister in for parliament earlier in the week of president sharp needs and giving a policy speech on the future direction of the country. fanny's address comes as the taliban continues to make games across a thump. last week, the government opposed the nighttime curfew. america's top diplomats reiterated the only past piece in afghan astonished negotiations. secretary state anthony blanket made those comments in india. he is there on his 1st visit, is joe biden, to th

and the year after the us secretary of defense and also the u. s. climate on boy earlier in the us, secretary of defense, lloyd austin's in fact on a tour of asia right now, visiting cinnapool, philippines and vietnam too. but just as importantly, this visit as being seen by both countries as the us seeking to reassure india, a key partner in asia as they would draw the military out of, of gone, a sort of gone on is set to top the agenda. in fact, for both countries, because india has very, very deep concerns about regional security with the u. s. and nation restore from the sun and u. s. government officials speaking to local media have said that india will be seeking, will be asking us to maintain pressure on pockets on, again what india says, you know, as pockets on providing not only funding but also safe havens to goods. as taliban is gaining ground and has gone a song with the u. s. withdrawal. us police officers have described in vivid personal terms how terrifying it was and rises, storm b, u. s. capital building in january. the violence

in the past, similar made regarding the use of record goes on what can go the vector. this is jessica wiggly denied by on 14th, including the president of it in july. 2000 also appear to be an attempt to understand that new since june. as you can tell, just from the noise level that not everybody was in agreement run. what impact is that having on journalism in india, from your perspective? so quickly, i mean one of them falling on the list of you know, potential i will go into that. this is the most bizarre thing offer. so that was really vital. who is the t minister? the i t minister was found on the list of people who have potentially pegasus spyware on that phone. that is bizarre. all right. let me run a couple vindictive ment, scientific vindictive government for him. he does not just keep a job on his enemies, but also keep the job job on his allies. and that's the last explain it. majority the, the g. it's been dictate majority in regina that they are constantly so railing. people who are giving opinions about them, the general who was just talking about, about

we're here and from the us secretary of state. it doesn't seem like any criticism of the indian government that even if it is any criticism of the indian government, certainly will not be made public. thanks so much, elizabeth. per on an afghan president, i shall money as given a major policy speech in the countries future direction. but as the dress has been line on details about how the government plan, the counter territorial gains by the tommy bon gun, a broadly spoke about having full confidence in local forces as international troops continue to withdraw. our diplomatic editor james base has bought from cobble it was a long speech and certainly he's praising the commitment of the afghan security forces in the ongoing fighting, saying that many retired officers joined up for the fight. but he also added that he felt there was no military solution to the situation in afghanistan. and i'm sure there was some observers watching that, wondering whether the taliban agreed with that assessment because it's all about all committed r

the churchmen used to be in judgment. he was one of the most powerful figures in the vatican, and for him now to be facing trial is really extraordinary. it is, i think, a sign of the seriousness with which pope francis has taken the task of cleaning up. gotcha. can finance it. bet you who had once considered becoming a candidate for the papacy. denies all charges and says he's the victim of, of vatican conspiracy. andrew simmons al jazeera fill ahead on al jazeera, we'll have the latest corona, virus numbers of asia, which countries are reporting, record infections and peruse peasant former turned precedence federal cust. you prepared to take office struggling citizens, share their hopes and fears for the future. ah, ah, is the time the year when you get thunderstorms in the desert? south west. if you look at the big circulation, they tend to move up then and they're going across the great lakes. so the big circulation around the us, this is the result of those stores in the full corner states. these for here, it happens

no one remembers us glenda breastfeeding fizzle guest. he has promised that there will not be any more poor in a rich country, but analysts say the road for him will be up hill em tough though. field samuels, in 200 years, we have learned to survive rather than to lease our hardships are severe. we have gone from being one of the countries with the highest level of development to where we are now, at the end of the scale. from being almost unknown dated august, the year rose to the presidency, offering change for millions of peruvians. and well, many hope he delivers on his promises. many are wary that he will be in a center. so i'll just see that my pedro fonts in cuba have both condemned to petro obama to call the cuban embassy in paris. cuba says 3 home it exposes, were thrown at the building just before midnight on monday. it says no one was hurts, and embassy staff put out the fire themselves. the french foreign ministry says an investigations under way. cuba is foreign minister, has called it a terrorist attack and is blaming the un

, and they will use that were involved from southwest sidney. i think it really shook the community towards call i think it really made every family question what they were, how they were raising their kids. because it was something that was on foreseen or unheard of unthinkable that people so local, so close to home could do something, not terrible to somebody and think that they had a right to do that. when the media storm wraps name at crudely mohammed future wife is a teenager in high school. it was very scary. i think a lot of families became people for their daughters. my carmen, the person, me thinking, i'm never going to marry a lebanese move from god because if that's what they liked, and that's disgusting. the young women still just teenagers. every live they do writing ordeal in the courtroom. hearing again and again, the horrifying crime committed against them in all they were 4 victims. 3 separate attacks in several locations in sidney south waived. the daily telegraph in particular finds the victims and gets them to repeat allegati

do i go hand in hand on people protecting us? i guess. and unfortunately, a gun culture certainly has come into prominence or the guns are supplied by crooked gun dealers and it's the beginning of illegal international gun import through the post. so suddenly you've got the capacity of young people to get guns, fuel by money, and they see themselves as likely new drug lords, they're on a short shoes. they think money is easy and the police will never touch them. there were significant police response to this which, which resulted in police undertaking surveillance, coven operations into life history, buying drugs em sills, making sure that on the cover are pretty, with down the street. identifying that as you're responsible for selling drugs. but the police under political pressure to get tough on crime, also struggle to keep the community on side. the community policing at that time did not exist. police officers on the street did not communicate as a force communicated and treated young people and a very bad manners. and at the same tim

the churchmen used to be in judgment. he was one of the most powerful figures in the vatican, and for him now to be facing trial is really extraordinary. it is, i think, a sign of the seriousness with which pope frances has taken the task of cleaning up gotcha. can finances that you, who had once considered becoming a candidate for the papacy, denies all charges and says he's the victim of a vatican conspiracy. andrew simmons, which is their peru, is celebrating 200 years of independence with a change of power and a new president who like millions of peruvians, grew up in poverty. federal castillo has promised change as marianna sanchez reports from lima. that could be a challenge. the 200 years of republic. wednesday pedro commemorates a landmark anniversary, the independence from the spanish colonialist. now for the 1st time, a former and rural primary school teacher takes over the presidency. they look a feel comes from one of the poorest districts they do. and you prove, you'll see the feel represented by jessica lagu

the prime minister. unfroze parliament, but the enact parties warning against an autocratic regime. us president joe biden says all federal workers could be required to get vaccinated against covered 19 cases continue to climb, driven by the delta variant. while vaccination rates appear to have leveled off at lower than 50 percent, mike hannah's in washington dc and says mandatory vaccinations for federal workers . what impact millions of people. they have been some states that have already introduced a vaccine mandate, new york, for example, new york city, as well as california has now introduced a vaccine mandate. now in both of those areas, the mandate is there, but at the same time, there will be no action taken against workers who refuse to have the vaccination, but it will be made difficult for them given that they will then have to agree to very regular testing. they would also have to wear a mask whenever they were indoors and in contact with the public. the world trade organization is discussing demands for a waiver of vaccine. payton said it's meeting in geneva, the u. s. sou

good to have with us on all to 0 . what do you think that the president would have to do now in order to reassure the people of chinese and countries, particularly in the gulf that this was not a qu? i think the best step to actually to read to what you, what you've done. because according to going to the fusion, i think he has the only version. he's understanding that she can discharge the government. he can do sort of the parliament, the best thing they can do right now to undo what he's done before. and i'm sure i'm not sure he has the character to do that because he's a clear, he's stubborn. he is not all been, are you to on your the out of the but he's got parties the invited all civil society organization for the police that he has such an attitude against the police stations as a rob and this is the same attitude for popular leaders we have seen in your body and he says during administration, i think this is a dangerous more i should hearing lies and understand that this is being a part of the democratic process

he says the us will continue. it's counter terrorism cooperation with iraq and assist local troops. alan fisher has more 18 years, more than 4000 american lives. a war that divided one country, devastated another. but in just one moment, at the white house, the president called for an end to us combat missions and iraq. our role in iraq will be as a dealing with not just to be available to continue to train to assist to help and to deal with isis. whereas is as arrived. iraqi prime minister says us fits are no longer needed to fight their battles, but their expertise and their support is america. they help together we fight. as i'd like to thank the american people that we have all iraqi people. george w bush launched the water and iraq the assault in baghdad brought shocking off a deadly attack. aimed at removing saddam hussein from power. he had weapons of mass destruction was the argument. none. whatever phoned george bush declared mission accomplished in may 2003. it was the fighting continued more american li

he joins us live via zoom. david, let me just put a working theory to you. consider this a qu, if you're part of the elite, if you're part of the rich of chinese. yeah. but if you're part of the people outside of the big cities and you're poor and you're living in the countryside, you consider this a decisive step in the right direction. well, there are a couple of things involved here in ron. and i think you did a good job in your, in laying the story out of quoting both white house spokeswoman jim saki and the state department with the emphasis they have placed on protecting tunisian democracy. and that's very different from what president chrysler has decided. he has emphasized the provisions of the constitution and particularly article but article 80 is subject to a lot of conflicting interpretations by his rivals. and the number of them would not accept his interpretations, which sounded a little bit like a constitutional nit picking on his part. the fact is, the united states does support the general idea

rob, those developments are under close watch by the us and today and a phone call between us state department, secretary, antony lincoln. and the president of tenicia, of lincoln told, said that he should adhere to the principles of democracy and human rights. and said that open dialogue was needed between all political actors and the 2 nation people. lincoln follow that up with a tweet, saying that this was a good phone call and that he was able to express his support for, to need years. democracy. now the u. s. has been hesitant to call this a coo white house. so foreman said that a thorough legal analysis would 1st be required, but that if this is determined to be a coo, then us a to, to need, could be on the line that's totaled 1400000000 dollars. since the countries revolution in 2011 much of that money going toward the military and security expenses. heidi, thanks very much indeed. it's hydro capital talking to us from washington d. c. well, best, more money is a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada. and she says the president's takeover is not the solu

thank you very much indeed for being with us. so the president says, this was essentially the only way to break the deadlock. the tunis got itself into its critics saying, this is a power grub, which is if you think on the ladder, i mean how we've seen this happen. and certainly, as you pointed out, the article of the constitution is really the extreme situations and not to to sort of discount enormous economic and socio economic challenges that you are facing. and we've seen protests on and off since january. certainly i don't think that's really qualifiers. i think it really was written in the spirit of being sort of an external threat or an internal catastrophe. this is not one of them. and i don't add that the fact that you've had the president take over the role of the public prosecutor sucking the justice minister or the defense minister, and also preventing parliamentary from coming into the parliament. that all doesn't bode well. it all sounds like a paragraph. absolutely. what do you think the military is going to do and

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use rod her new. she is a spokesperson for in that that that's the biggest party into noisiest parliament. she is also the daughter of the speaker, she says the move is a power grab, it is a coo and this is how folks into the suspension of the rule of law, especially of democracy, a suspension of all the rights and freedoms and trying to the constitution or the freedom and gains for which to sacrifice so much over generations and over the last 10 years. and we are not ready to gain anything that will be undertaken by, by the president of police from the school is equal and against the constitution and will be rejected. and we continue to call on him to re both the great violation of the constitution and to restore democracy. and we cool on all supported of democracy and our international office to can firmly against the school and to support in it's in democracy because nothing justifies the suspension. optimal christie and this struction of the last hope in the region. while earlier security forces d

she joins us live now. madam, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. first of all, i'd like your reaction to the new announcement that we've had from the president. so a nighttime curfew just announced and also crucially, the banding of more than 3 people being able to meet in public roads and squares effectively binding any kinds of demonstration. what will you now do if you can't demonstrate they, like all previous announcements made by the by 5 or less any legal basis. they are agreed by a nation of the constitution that was approved unanimously by the 2014 . we reject the unconstitutional announcements and we welcome all the rejections that have come from most of the political party as well as some of your patients. and we call the changes in people to the call and vigilant, and you ready to defend the democracy. while speaking of defending democracy, what do you make of the role of the army? and all of this, especially seeing as the defense minister raheem pathology has actually been fired . yes, this pulls from from because this is a coo and this

a chinese thing use has high level talks of the us have opened with a and exchange and still waiting for help. why mexicans caught in a criminal careful feel more isolated than ever. ah hello. notice you over the last few days, we have been talking about the buckets of rain falling in costa rica, take you to the ground. now we see those water levels rising rapidly, and it's just because of how intense that rain has been. now unfortunately, on monday, it's still in that red zone, costa rica right through to panama, the darker the color, the more intense the rain is where we are seen some showers in storms for the you could tam peninsula that includes can coon, also for his van, you'll rate through to cuba. next for go into the u. s. gulf states into florida where we've also seen some heavy rain, tampa orlando rate down to miami. now if i take you toward the bat, i want to give you an idea of what crews are up against. it has been a very active wildfires season. you know, further to the south where rain could be used here. we're starting to see it with a north american bon soon, partic

he's joining us by skype from washington, d. c. it's good to have you with us again and i'll to 0. i want to ask you about the potential political risk for the president himself because he is essentially if i understand correctly, bringing a tremendous amount of power and centralizing it on himself. he's essentially saying that he is the one that is able to move the situation forward. improve the economy and improve the covered 19 response, but that's putting a lot of responsibility on him. and if he doesn't deliver, one would imagine she engines are going to be very intolerant about well, this is the problem tonight. and i would not say that the main risk of volatility here is that the supporters show up to defend parliament. i would say the main volatility tonight is what's the military going to do? because, of course, the condition people that wants the military to go after that new. she does a portion that want the military to go after the site and there's a portion, the larger portion in the military itself that would like to stay neutral. but when the military started prevent