in mexico . in order to tackle key issues, crime drugs, illegal integration, people smuggling, as you caring from blank in that u. s. once mexico to do more to crack down on illegal immigration to the united states, undocumented migrants reaching that border has hit to the highest level in over 2 decades. in recent times, mexico for its part is pushing the united states to take action to prevent the flow of illegal guns in to mexico, which is obviously fueling the, the crime and drugs wave. so let's go to money roughly in mexico city. now, how is the fraying relationship between the u. s. and mexico affected their ability to take on that the powerful drug cartels? what is that? what is the point of what we're seeing here today? i think that's one of the biggest challenges for both sides of these delegations from the united states and mexico. mariam, this sort of divergence in the strategy that mexico's been implementing for the last few years here in mexico compared to the strategy that the unite

man was lap aloe al jazeera mexico city. the un human rights council has voted to end its investigation into war crimes. in yemen, of the 47 member, you and council 21 countries voted against the resolution to extend the probe by 2 years with a theme in favor. independent investigators have said in the past that all signs in the amans ongoing conflict have committed acts that amount to war crimes. more than 800000 emanates, have been killed, and 4000000 have been displaced. new york comic call is one of the biggest pop culture conventions in the us band. it's back in business after the crown of iris forced it to go virtual. last year, kristen salumi reports superheroes, an super villains joint forces to celebrate the return of comic con, where a culture once considered under ground goes way over the top. the people, the people are really want me comic con, so special. it's everyone that's just like the annual comic convention is back in new york after the corona virus pandemic forced it to go virtual last year and fans could

given that mexico is a bit more reluctant to allow the united states to interfere with what mexico sees as domestic issues, mexico has also said that they want the united states to do more to stem the flow of illegal weapons, entering mexico as a sort of pre cursor to the signing of a new bilateral relationship, but really, there does seem to be optimism from both sides. a willingness to work together, mexico's president said this morning as well. that regardless of, of, of the outcome of today, ah, the, what, what he does expect is a quote strength and relationship between mexico and the united states. many, many thanks, manuel. repulse there for us in mexico city live. now the white house my correspond that alan fisher. so alan was talking about a reinvigorated war on drugs, but it's been going on on an off for what a generation now. what's the u. s. p that the by the administration brings to the table here more you got to look at this on, on a couple of levels as international politics is never just one thing as it. first of all, there's a relationship between mexico and the united s

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico realities, while many in mexico view changing public discourse towards native communities as progress. indigenous rights act of his say that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. men will rep hello al jazeera mexico city. it's time now is 40 is gemma. thanks emily and japanese for okay, it's has a flex as there so much more to come from his team after they became the 1st i to qualify for next years. wildcat, a base north macedonia, to secure tops force in that great. they were already a goal at 20. my van escort 2 in 3 minutes to put them in complete control. and 18 year old savage am out in the z all. it made it for now to become jamie's a 2nd youngest abas gora jammy then making up for that surprised a faint scent of macedonia back in march, and to kill that place at cass start 2022 with 2 qualifying games. dispatch them also see the ice sources we have now achieved our goal of qualifying as quickly as possible. we are the 1st motion of the cato to qualify the 1st offi

against people who have tried to leave the mexico and head towards the united states. united states for its part is also under biden. and using a hard line border policy that's, that's expelling people rapidly, including places like haiti, where they cannot be received in safety and all the while not following through on the promise of biden, the candidate made to have a holistic approach to migration to manage migration. and to have a humane and dignified border the, there's enormous disappointment here in the united states among human rights and civil rights activists who really hoped for something different. but i mean, i suppose that the reality is that you have many migrants that end up at the border where abuses sometimes take place. and the journey itself is very treacherous. we know that they are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, right? even murder by criminal gangs. so in many ways, is it perhaps important to find some way of managing the migrants or at least preventing them from, from putting themselves in, in harm's way. yeah, i mean, i absolutely, i mea

does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. now marian, we should note here that a finalized security agreement has not been signed just yet. instead, what we heard from mexico's foreign minister, marcella not at the end of the talks today, was that what has been agreed on is a framework. and a of it is, is a road map for how the framework is going to be worked in the days ahead with plans for more talks a 2nd round of talks to take place some time early next year in the united states. thank you. manny wrap around mexico city. brazil has become his 2nd country to register more than 600000 deaths from covert 19 are to the health ministry reported a further 615 deaths on friday. earlier. the enjo piece in rio put out $600.00 white handkerchiefs on copa gabana beach to mark the tragic

s. lead mexico only on goal difference. officials briefly had to stop mexico's home qualifier against canada because of homophobic chanting. go from the crown of the tech, a stadium, mexico worth sanctioned earlier in the year for a similar offense and had to play one home game without fans, canada able to grab a 11 drawer in this one there and beaten, and stay 3rd in the table a top 3 finish would be good enough to qualify for casso. okay, that is a sports is are looking for now. pizza and b, thanks very much. new york comic on is one of the biggest pop culture conventions in the us and it's back in business. this year after the corona virus pandemic forces to go old. but sure, last year his christian saloon superheroes and super villains joined forces to celebrate the return of comic con, where a culture once considered under ground goes way over the top. the people, the people are really what may comic con, so special. it's everyone that's just like the annual comic convention is back in new york after the corona virus pandemic, forced to go virtual last year and fans could not be

the strategy that the united states wishes mexico would implement. and many people were expecting that that could be possibly a, an obstacle in landing this new agreement. having that said a finalized agreement has not yet been signed. what we did here from mexico's foreign minister marcella but out is that a road map has been agreed upon for a for a framework moving forward in cooperation. but it does also open the door for another round of talks to take place between the 2 delegations later this year and early next year in the united states. money, thanks that money or we're part of that for us in mexico city, we can get more on the subject left speak to eric farms with who is vice president of the council of the americas. he joined us by skype from clean virginia. many thanks for joining the program. as we had that from one correspond in the previous security pack, the media initiative channel, billions of dollars in aid to mexico, but failed to cut massive drug trafficking in violence. how do you think this initiative? when we finally see it will

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico, galleys, while many in mexico view changing public discourse towards native communities as progress indigenous exact of his see that speeches in public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. murder will rep, hello al jazeera, mexico city. i 10 members forces jo, fully thank you very much for germany's for or coach. hansi flick says they got what they wanted as quickly as possible after they became the 1st team to qualify for the cat hartwell cup. they beat north macedonia to secure top's thought in their group. they were already goal up when team a verna score 2 and 3 minutes to put them in complete control. and 18 year old sub jamal marcial, a made it for knell to become germany 2nd youngest ever scorer, germany making up for their surprised defeat to north macedonia. back in march and secure their place, woke up with 2 qualifying games to spare them into cedar ice sales. we have now achieved our goal of qualifying as quickly as possible. so we are the 1st motion of the cato to qualify th

john homan, how does it a mexico city? leon fresco is an immigration attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration, a, b u. s. department of justice. he explains what could happen to them if they reached the u. s. border. most of the single adults in that group will probably be excluded under what's called title $42.00 of the us code, which is a provision that started being used a lot by president trump during the call that situation. and now president biden has been using it would says that because of the coven national emergency, they just get excluded without absolutely in any way, shape or form, being able to apply for a silo. the 2nd thing that could happen to them is now because of court decisions in the united states. they could be forced to do what's called remain and mexico, where they seek asylum in the united states. but in mexico, as opposed to in the united states and court decisions, the forced to by the ministration to do this. even though the by the administration hasn't wan

the middle of mexico city with several 100 demonstrators. now this march was organized by religious institutions, as well as anti abortion groups that are against a recent ruling by mexico's supreme court. that effectively decriminalize is abortion. nationwide. getting the guess at it have you say we won't our conclusions following the supreme court decision to be taken into account. there are millions of women who are not in favor of these changes are mill. this more derives on the heels of pro choice demonstrations that have taken place here in mexico and elsewhere in latin america marking international women's reproductive rights day. well again, yeah, yeah, many goes far raped and then fullest to be mothers and that has to change happen. america has low cannot ha, many of the demonstrators here are dawning blue and are waving flags and holding up a lot of religious imagery. after all, mexico is one of the most populous catholic countries in the world. so there has been an expectation that there would be pushback by religious conservative

states or mexico would argue that it's on behalf of its own sovereignty. gentlemen, that live in mexico city. now the leader of the, of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested darya, antonia, as you got known as often yell was highly sought after by columbia and the u. s. he was arrested on saturday in a military operation. washington describes him as the leader of an armed and violent drug cartel. it had put up a 5000000 dollar reward to help located in a thought, i saw that several tele by members been killed in multiple attacks in nangle province. in separate incidents, to roadside bombs were killed. 2 roads bombs killed at least 3 people, including a child official say the bombs were targeting a tell him on vehicle. no group has we're claimed responsibility. but there has been a spate of it or the tax by an ice will affiliate since the taliban took power in august. stephanie deca has more from cobbler multiple security incidents on saturday and jalal about that is the capital of nangle province in the east of the country. it is believed to be the area iceland. afghanistan h

i'm eating mexico's president and their counterparts and mexico city. the goal of these talks is to try to reduce violence, drugs and gun running across the border. li agreement on addressing bonnets back in 2008 failed to produce any results. let's go to manuel wrap low in mexico city. i say there, but you know, these things, drugs running and, and, and weapons as well. i mean, it is a major issues. they don't get solved quickly. absolutely not come all. and while transnational crime and bilateral efforts to combat drug cartels is certainly going to be of a big topic, there are other topics that will be discussed as well. these talks have kicked off here in mexico city with a, a meet and greet between the u. s. and mexican delegations, the mexican president would participate in the opening remarks, adding that there will be a lot of ground covered from bilateral coven response between the u. s. and mexico . immigration is obviously going to be a big topic of conversation as well as reopening the border between the united states, mexico, which has remai

my newest lap alo, al jazeera mexico city. ah, and let said he, through some of the headlines here now jesse are now the nobel peace prize, has been jointly awarded to philippine journalists, maria theresa and russian editor dmitri murat office. they were commended for standing up for press freedom. both have faced imprisonment off to criticising authorities miss raisa and miss.

. mexico produce drugs, mexico and traffic. but they consumers outside what you don't do. i be not, you know, globally started, you will not be able to resolve these, these problem by yourself. this keeps going round about hernandez. great to talk to you. thank you for your time today. you're welcome. thank you. no reminder. we're waiting to hear from the secretary state and the mexican foreign minister, little light on al jazeera, now still ahead on the voting in iraq's parliamentary election. 2 days ahead of the general vote. some are angry, they aren't allowed to counterbalance picking up the pieces, search and rescue teams are remote areas will survive, is following an earthquake and focused on your sports teams with fire lighting into history. a bicycle for him is player series. ah.

hello al jazeera, mexico city. i want to show you an awesome live pictures from the spanish island of la palmer's train of lava, from the con brave. yeah. volcano. as in gold, a cement plant, prompting authorities on la pa, my to implement lockdown orders. these are live pictures from the town of to decay . the fumes are engulfing banana plantations and re remaining houses. there are people in parts of the spanish island have been told to remain in doors and shut their windows to avoid inhaling. toxic fumes from the burning facility at the korea volcano has been sphere, neva foremost, 3 weeks now about 6000 people have been evacuated from their homes. still ahead on this out as they are in use, our a string of dance on board for in fishing vessels has john attention to the flight of indonesia, migrant fishermen. they tell us fist always of exploitation and abuse when the man said you have one with you must be making a joke. al jazeera speaks with the latest nobel prize for literature. tanzanian warn abdul right bac

and mexico has had them stuck in southern mexico and have used in recent month and weeks, excessive and abusive force against people who have tried to leave their mexico and head towards the united states. united states for its part is also under biden. and using a hard line border policy that the expelling people rapidly including places like haiti, where they cannot be received in safety and all the while not following through on the promise that biden the candidate need to have a holistic approach to migration to manage migration and to have a humane and dignified border. there's enormous that appointment here in the united states among human rights and civil rights activists who really hoped for something different from a human rights perspective, wants to see people having to undertake irregular journeys. you know, journeys that don't, aren't as easy as you are. i might have getting a plane ticket and getting on an airplane and going somewhere that's, that's a recipe for harm. and i've got us on several of our members have been killed in multiple attacks and none got province in se

city. senior government officials from the us and mexico finalized talks in mexico city on friday. the dialogue covered a wide range of topics ranging from immigration to kobe, 19 and climate change. the main theme, however, was the launch of a new bilateral security initiative between both countries to reduce violence and better address the problem of trans national crime. it's time for a comprehensive new approach to our security cooperation. one that will see us as people partners in defining our shared priorities. tackle the root drivers of these challenges, like in equity, like corruption, and focus not only on strengthening long foresman, but also public health of the rule of law inclusive economic opportunities. the new security strategy is being called the us mexico bicentennial framework for security, public health and safe communities. this new security agreement between the u. s. and mexico is aimed at replacing the medi that initiative, an agreement for signed in 2008 as a strategy to curve violence and reduce international drug trafficking. many security experts in mex

after all, mexico is one of the most populous catholic countries in the world. so there has been an expectation that there would be pushed back by religious, conservative against the d criminalization of abortion. what's interesting as well is the timing of these protests which are occurring as pro choice demonstrations have swept the u. s. following that court ruling in the us state of texas restricting abortion rights. opening the door to a scenario where women in the u. s. could be turning to mexico for safe and legal abortions despite abortion. di criminalization being finalized here in mexico religious group, see that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned, or at cuddle us government is meeting indigenous leaders and rural community groups . and a dispute about the future of the mining industry that they are threatening to stage protests unless the government blocks mining project, which they say caused huge environmental damage. and at no time, no reports the idyllic town of law must said that one osiris high in the an the

and the united states on martina's in mexico city for us. thank you. manuel. security forces have freed at least a 187 people kidnapped by armed gangs in northern nigeria. a hostages, including babies, were rescued from the forest in some far a state. after being held for weeks, my dear in forces recently launched a major security operation against kidnap as in the state that borders neesha, his mo, from made address, he's in kaduna. these operations have been going on and ahead of these operations are, there were measures a raft of measures announced by governments in the region announcing measures that will help security forces deal with the situation. these include the cutting of telephone networks and those areas banning the cell of patrol in cans and other containers and also binding the use of motorcycles in the region, which is of course, ah, the preferred means of transportation by these band is because it's easy to maneuver in the forest and other bushes, with motorcycles rather than heavy duty vehicles. they've also announced the s

how does it a mexico city? the united states and south korea are calling for com nearly a week after north korea test find a new type of ballistic missile. the u. s. envoy for north korea is in sol for meetings with south korea and officials. pyongyang says it won't return to talk until washington drops what it calls hostile policies from the fuel. from government today i had serious in depth discussions with representative kim, over the proposal for an end of war declaration. we reconfirmed our shared stance that were willing to discuss all matters, including north korea's interests, wants to dialogue with north korea resumes. as u. s. government has been expressing its willingness to talk and we hope that north korea response to this as soon as possible. we call the dca to seize these other bases and other different identities. and is that engage in dialogue? remain ready to meet with rebekah without leaving? and we had me in the united states. i was no. oh, wait, hold on positively. wow. probably kelly's wit

that's if mexico's authorities don't do so. first ensued as under us pressure, they always have done before. john holman, out visited mexico city or i'd still to come here on the south. our goal remains the complete in a position of the grant as the u. s. issues more calls for com days after north korea said that it testified a new type of ballistic missile. plus i'm adarine on a wild poor hunt in tuscany. we'll tell you why the hunt for this animal has taken on greater meaning in sport. this master's champion, clenches his 1st big victory on home soil. ah, ethiopia is air force has conducted more strikes into gripe as the government intensifies aerial bombardment of rebels who control most of the northern region. the government says that one strike hit a military manufacturing facility run by the to gripe people's liberation front in the town of ad, walk the other targeted training center in western to grier police and sudan of sod tear gas in protest as who blocking a bridge and cartoon, they put up roadblocks and cut off the

does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. my name is lat. below al jazeera mexico city abortion clinics in the us state of texas of reopened falling a federal court ruling suspending a law that effectively bound the procedure. wednesday's tempered judgment criticized the legislation as an offensive depravation of such an important right. some texas clinics are wary that could be shut down again with the possibility of an appeals court reinstating the law in the coming days. the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to the tanzanian born novelist abdur was at gunner. his work focuses on colonialism and the fate of refugees as a 1st time in 35 years that a black african has won the prize and comes as the swedish academy tries to avoid charges of western bias poorest reports fr

after all, mexico is one of the most populous catholic countries in the world. so there has been an expectation that there would be pushback by religious conservative against the de criminalization of abortion. what's interesting as well is the timing of these protests which are occurring as pro choice demonstrations have swept the u. s . following that court ruling in the us state of texas restricting abortion rights . opening the door to a scenario where women in the u. s. could be turning to mexico for safe and legal abortions despite abortion de criminalization being finalized here and mexico religious groups say that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned. a number of slums in iraq has increased in recent years because of growing poverty, nearly 10 percent of iraq's population less in them mahmoud abdullah had reports from baghdad for 9 years old. however, there is nothing more terrifying than a train. she was struck by 15 years ago near her families make shift shelter. her arms had to be amputated in this slum under one of

up out there is john holeman joins us live now from mexico city. this is a, a grueling and treacherous johnny for these refugees and migrants. john, tell us about attempts that have been made to, to prevent them from making their way to the you us? yeah, exactly married. this is a pattern that we've seen repeating again again over the last 2 years after the 1st caravans, which involved thousands of people were in some way successful in getting up at least as far as tiquana on the border with the united states. what makes can officials have done since then is firstly, tried to prevent people from getting into mexico toll on their southern border. and then once they are in southern mexico, they've been trying to combine them in a city called tap. a chula which is one of the biggest cities on the southern border with guatemala. that's what's been happening for quite a few months now, with haitian as well as central america migrants trying to get out are many of them in the united states. now what's happened now is a lot of the migrants and also some m

hello al. jazeera mexico city. well then $700.00 people have been ordered to abandon their homes on the spanish island of la paloma as lava advances towards them. a con vivia have volcano has destroyed almost $1200.00 buildings since it began erupting nearly a month ago. on monday emergency services ordered around 3000 locals to stay in doors to avoid toxic fumes created when this lava hit a cement plant. be to settle, we're guessing things out of my aunt's house before this demon arrives here, because the path that flows is expected to lead here, we're at least taking what we can because you can't rise against nature and when with good news for one elk in the us, for 2 years, it's been roaming the hills of colorado, with a tire stuck around its neck to 3 failed temps. this week wildlife officers managed to tranquilize the animal and cut off its antlers to remove the cumbersome neck. where rangers 1st noticed it 2 years ago, but the elk was hard to track because it disappeared for long periods in winter. ah, top st

it's now from mexico city. ha, another caravan emits code. it's been a reoccurring picture of the last 2 years. migrants grouping together to try and full sway through the country and to the us. buddha. the only surprise it's at this time around them been stopped by mexican authorities. yet i about a 1000 people left up a tula, the city, close to mexico, southern booth with guatemala on saturday morning they were trying to break through a ring of security pieces confining them there over mumps. they called the city a prison. i was of many can i want to have in the taint, he forsake 7 or 8 months and then we'd be look up for a long time. we can't take it anymore. we don't have war guy and we can't leave he nor gone to, which is much worse. so we need to get out of here to feed our family, alma oh, shortly after leaving tampa, tula, a shield. wool of the national guard, the block, the road ahead. that usually signals the end, the caravans detentions deputations this time around of, for a struggle. most people through. 7 7 now they go on, but ve

this state is in the grip of criminal groups like other areas of mexico. they don't want bodies found. but this time authorities have come with the families. it's the 1st large scale search for the disappeared ever and make you a con maria and the others have accepted. they won't get them back to life. but it's tough. with the food, i don't know. if with them there are almost 80000 people disappeared in mexico as if a full football stadium had suddenly vanished peter blanca, his are many of them murdered and then hit him by criminals or even authorities. their relatives usually search for them with rudimentary tools. it's all they can afford a metal rod screwed into the ground, then sniffed for the smell of decaying flesh. they spread out, come the hillside, but they find nothing in the ranch, not a bell or any one else. and so over week the search goes on. we saw them bust through concrete floors pull up stones, upper trees and bushes, dread, swampy ground on a mission to find them and all the time that being watched by criminal groups with him, a little

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico, yet is at least one, many in mexico view, changing public discourse toward native communities as progress indigenous rights act of his say that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect manuel rap, hello al jazeera mexico city. it's time now is fought, he has gemma. thank you, emily. while big news coming out of the m. b a. the brooklyn that's of decided kyrie, irving won't play or practice with the team. and so he's vaccinated against covet 19 she to kind of virus restrictions in new york, the nets players must have had at least one jap to be allowed to play their home games. having was clear to train at the home facility as it's considered a private building, and he is eligible for some away games for the naz on irving fully involved. so until he gets the job all rules in neil change, he isn't allowed. take part in any team activities. cypher martinez for now joined vie and be able at cost at brandon robinson and washington. brandon, thank you for joining us. can i jus

john holman, out is in mexico city. the u. s. and south korea are, are again, pressing north korea to refrain from any further missile tests. days after it said it fight a new type of ballistic missile us, envoy for north korea's in sulfur meetings about the test than the long running stalemate. in nuclear diplomacy, north korea's refusing to return to talks until the u. s. drops at what it calls hostile policies only from the fuel. from government. today i had serious in depth discussions with representative kim, over the proposal for an end of war declaration. we reconfirmed our shared stance that we are willing to discuss all matters, including north korea's interest once the dialogue with north korea resumes. as u. s. government has been expressing its willingness to talk and we hope that north korea response to this as soon as possible. we call the dca to seize these obligations and other different identities. and is that engage in dialogue? remain ready to meet with rebekah without me? and we had me in the united states. ho

my name is lap a low al jazeera mexico city. to lebanon's main public hospitals have scaled back their services because of a strike by staff demanding better pay. they've been affected by the countries unprecedented economic crisis that has seen the salaries good on in value zenato. now from beirut, this is the emergency room of the main public hospital in the lebanese capital. only patients with life threatening cases are being treated. members of staff have been on strike for nearly a week. the country's 2 year old economic crisis led to the collapse of the local currency, and that's why they want better pay to have them under to be in latin, on their, our salaries, and enough for a decent standard of living. we can't even afford to pay for transport to get work . we can't survive any longer. they aren't the only ones struggling. many people have sunk into poverty and have no financial safety net. le him king. i don't think any one can afford to admit a patient in a private hospital any longer. i would have had to sell propert

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico, yet is at least one, many in mexico view, changing public discourse toward native communities as progress indigenous rights act of his see that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect men will rep hello al jazeera mexico city research as a hailing and new treatment for head and neck cancer. a trial testing a combination of immunotherapy drugs showed it may work better than chemotherapy. find is in london, found mixing to medications significantly reduced or killed tumors in terminally ill people. survival rates are the highest reported in a 1st time. first line therapy child for people with head and neck. cancer patients who took part lived an average of 3 months longer than those receiving chemotherapy, and the new treatment reportedly cause fewer side effects. kevin harrington is a professor of biological cancer therapies at the institute for cancer research. he explains the aim of immunotherapy. so in contrast to normal treatment with chemotherapy, immunotherapy tri

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico. he, i live in war many in mexico view, changing public discourse toward native communities as progress indigenous rights act of his see that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. manuel rap, hello al. jazeera mexico city. human rights groups are calling on southeast asian countries to do more to in the exploitation of migrant fishermen. it follows a string of work as deaf son ships overseas. jessica washington reports from tegan in central driver. on this chinese fishing vessel of the waters, new crew. these indonesian fishermen prepared to say good bye to one of their crew . after months at sea, so carefully has returned to indonesia, unable to forget his friend, who never got the chance to come home. yeah, i got, i got my la it'll. he kept working despite his pain. perhaps he was scared. then his whole body became swollen. these fishermen have come together to discuss their experiences, sharing stories of e

here in mexico religious group. see that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned. of vaccination rights in the united states have been climbing is more, more places require proof of a job to work or play, but thousands of people are still expected to lose their jobs and health care and education. as a result of vaccine mandates, as kristen salumi found out the impact on an already tight i remark, it remains a concern. health care workers were among the 1st to be offered vaccines in the united states. and many consider it a privilege as well as a responsibility, i believe. yeah, the mandate is a good idea. i think people should get access to it. but now it's no longer a choice in new york, it is a state and soon to be federal requirement in the medical field. yeah, i think everybody could get linda. you know, i don't care if we get them, but they want me to follow the flow here at erie county medical center in buffalo, new york, more than 95 percent of the staff are compliant, but the

long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico realities. while many in mexico view changing public discourse toward native communities as progress, indigenous rights act of his say that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. manuel rap, hello al jazeera mexico city. have his partner, his jeff. thank you, lauren, we start with big news coming out of the n. b a. the brooklyn ets have decided to carry. irving won't play or practice with the team and that he's vaccinated against cove. 19 shooting current of ours restrictions in new york. the next place must have had at least one job to be allowed to play the home games. having was clear to train their home facility as it's considered a private building, and he is eligible for some away games. but the next one irving a fully involved. so until he gets the job or rules in new york change, he isn't allowed to take part in any team activities. well, you not covered charisse, it's 2013 when he was a member of the cavaliers.

long lived the cultures of pre hispanic mexico yelling at me while many in mexico view changing public discourse toward native communities as progress. indigenous rights act of his say that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. men will rep hello al jazeera mexico city survey flooding in china has killed at least 15 people. it's affected more than a 1000000 people overall in the sions she province. how does eras rub? mcbride has moved with unrelenting rain since the start of october, shang sea is said to be experiencing the worst autumn flooding in history, resulting in the destruction of dams, rail lines and highways. there have been multiple landslides and the fan, her river, a tributary of the yellow river, has recorded its most powerful flood peak in 57 years. emergency teams helped by heavy equipment, have been racing to shore up defenses to prevent more flooding. but already thousands of hacked airs of farm land have been inundated, 19000 homes, destroyed, and 820000 people evacuated, considered the birt

she says the migrant crisis, so the mexico could have been avoided. this is a situation in which a crisis is being created, but it doesn't have to be yes. there are a lot of people who are on the move and hemisphere. a lot of people who are fleeing from insecurity from the effects of climate change in mexico have had them stuck in southern mexico and have used in recent month and weeks excessive and abusive force against people who have tried to leave the mexico and head towards the united states in the united states for its part is also under biden and using a hard line border policy that the expelling people rapidly including to places like haiti, where they can not be received in safety. and all the while not following through on the promise of biden, the candidate need to have a holistic approach to migration to manage migration and to have a humane and dignified border. there's enormous disappointment here in the united states among human rights and civil rights activists. who really hoped for something different from a human rights perspective,

here in mexico religious group. see that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned. still a hand on al jazeera. can't we just say that that is a basic right that everyone has to know that they'll be safe when they enter a healthcare facility, job or job? how a debate over vaccine mandates in the u. s. is having an impact on a tough labor market? we're gonna keep you updated on that volcano erupted in the canary islands. stay with us. ah hello, here's her headlines for the americas. we've got disturbed weather as stretching from paraguay rate toward the southeast of brazil. it will eventually make its way into rio de janeiro. so this is gonna kick down your temperatures, you go from 33, down to 24. so those thunder storms really cooling the atmosphere. rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia, but i think we'll get into some sunshine for bogota. a cloudy day and lima with a high of 17 degrees, jolts and bolts across the caribbean. more so for the eastern portion of cuba. jama

john holman, how does it a mexico city? still ahead on al jazeera western ambassadors designed a lesser criticizing turkey government to wait to learn that fatal angry reaction from the president election where the result is not in doubt. we haven't bose is in who's back histone ah or back to nor when i assert the revenue and potentially but event, the whole western asia attempt is back down to where they should be. the winds up particularly strong. we're waiting for the change of season. well, tempt to the shipment that has happened. we have briefly had some snow once again northern pakistan, but this might be a significant change that normally when the commander western russia ought to bring temperatures down. the 1st thing it's doing is producing significant rate in the form of thunderstorms for azerbaijan and iran, and probably those fell across it took my son as well, cold enough to show some mountain snow, but nothing worse than that. just yet. the picture, the size of the radio blitzer, so through tropical after a we

ah, to reach the border with texas, they have to cross the whole of mexico. a journey of 2 and a half 1000 miles and a journey which but most heading north begins at the out of yoga railroad station. the only means of transport for the illegals off freight trains every day. thousands take the moving trains by storm. ah, regardless of the danger, each one tries to find himself a little spot on the roofs on the axles between the cows. that can be as many as 1000 hitching a ride with a right that can turn into a trap. because in order to round up the maximum number of illegal immigrants, the police stopped the train in the middle of the countryside out here, there's no way to run market back. i think i got, i think about a week today. it's a big hole. 300 are arrested 300 illegals who have crossed just a few 100 miles of mexican territory. it's the end of their journey. there'll be deported to their countries of origin. only 40 percent of those who attempt x out reach the united states border. with these 4 young people from el salvador that were walking along th

there was something like 12 to 14000 asians gathered at the us mexico border. many of those families, those people hadn't actually lived in haiti for years and years. some of them have been living in chile and, and, and south america and mexico. and now they are being returned to a place. they do not want to be a place or that is now essentially in many neighborhoods, run by gangs where there is no real government at the moment. there's no congress, there's no new leader. of course, the u. s. has been pushing for fresh elections to happen as soon as possible. that isn't going to happen very soon. they want to take a vote on the constitution and changes that might be needed. meanwhile, at the security situation in haiti just gets worse day by day. this is why people don't want to go back there why they've been living in other countries. but the biggest criticism of the u. s. is it didn't even give those people a chance to claim asylum. they weren't even processed. they were on the basis of covered and health threats simply sent back to haiti that was daniel foot