jessica, washington, out a 0. look somali ha! the resignations, appealing for support to speed up recovery efforts in the philippines after the devastation caused by typhoon roy last month. the storm killed more than 400 people . and now that a warnings about disease. armstrong, vision, general alan dorgan report. typhoon ry caused extensive damage in the vis sayas and the men to now regent in december, known locally as a debt. it killed at least $400.00 people and displaced millions survivors. see the damage is comparable to that of so port type. we're now young in 2013 the world's strongest storm on record. according to the united nations, more than 2000000 people are still in dire need of assistance and access to food, shelter and medicine remains limited. hundreds of towns are still without power and warning water. in the province of southern liter, around 90 percent of 2 prison facilities have been damaged. the situation of the island of sher gao, another to his destination, is no different the devastation, the real, the rec

jessica washington met some of them in indonesia as ha province in knox. murray in north r t. his children are now safe after surviving a dangerous journey at sea for more than a month. many of them miss their loved ones. some asked if they could use our phones to call home. this young girl tells her family about a fellow passenger who died on the boat. i saw them put her body in a sack with a heavy rock. she says, i saw them throw her into the seal of the 105 ro hanger. refugees staying here, nearly half our children. around 2 weeks after their arrival in indonesia, the rank of refugees have been vaccinated and completed their initial health checks with their daily needs being met. the focus is now on trying to gain a clearer picture of the individuals in this group and helping them make contact with their families. or to spending 10 days in quarantine, they are now able to share their stories. this 13 year old says the journey was terrifying. where sometimes the bose would tilt so much. we felt like we were drowning by. she says her parents wanted her to leave the refugee ca

jessica washington spoke to the man in the prison in archie. it locks me away until province noodle heater and her 6 children are hungry and increasingly desperate. her husband fazel has been in jail for 15 months and the family source of income is gone to them. my baby was only 4 days old when they arrested vital. sometimes we only eat twice a week because i was working as a fisherman when he was arrested on a good day he would earn about $9.00 in june 2020, a group of $99.00 ro, hank of refugees, including 56 children, were stranded in waters near northern archie, they rescued by a group of indonesian fishermen including 50, captured global attention. but that wasn't the end of it. fossil and 2 other fishermen were convicted of smuggling for their role in that rescue. going along our line, my priority was the safety of the hinge children. i just wanted them to be safe and on land puzzle says he was approached by abraham a man who asked him to help rescue his family from the sea. the 3 fisherman accepted a payment of about $200.00 each. that's

jessica has his hand chopped off by rebels. children the war because of the truth requires this uncle, my son, that we will forget that we will forgive, but we will never forget because we are karen. did. did it? did it? did the off house all day activities which was not dos, 11 years of civil war killed at least 50000 people enforced half a 1000000 from their homes. one of the bloodiest conflicts started on rebels attempted to overthrow the government as well as rape mutilations enforced used of charge. soldiers fighting was often funded by so called blood diamonds. mind with slave labor. one of the coppers bottles of the federal, your civil war was 41, west african foot, but the local office. we are here then in control of that you stuck without. i think the wife this morning and the bridge over there, which is now called the piece bridge, stand as reminders of some of the doctors, doctors, instead of you rebel, so forth in the war. i also still struggling to decades old. most of my colleagues, some of them are not gone against legally such as societies because why they have already

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta clamp. he will weather his rob. the rain recently around middle east picked around the gulf has been pretty nasty. it's on its way out, but it's a slow moving process. and it's just this. the 1st stage of the 2nd stage is still to come dance around. just the side of the of iran across the states or moves in this governance in northern and that there was rain the proved to be pretty. rather, the thing when it should do sitting in raw dotson and shallow valley's, however, that rate is still to be followed because it may, will produce bit more. i think, to date in mind that it will cross and will focus on pakistan the following. whether is a fairly strong wind that shamal normally when that comes out of iraq, because the ground is fairly dam, would be no sand in this, but it is certain going to be felt is already being felt as it's chilly. 17 or 18 degrees. as maxima, susan middle, the de maxima and his when keith blank day and night dancer, the emirates as well, where the temperatures will equally drop. so as far the

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. a court in canada has ordered iran to pay around $84000000.00 to the victims, families killed and the downing of a plane in 2020 damages were awarded to 6 families with canadian citizenship or residency. may remember re run the military shot down, a ukrainian passenger plane mistaking it for an american cruise missile. killed all a 176 people on board. this is 2 years ago. at the time of high intentions between tax on and washington over the killing of a top iranian general in the us drone strike. now, beaches in gonna have reopened 2 years after being close to the public because of the pandemic. but only people hvac cited will be allowed to go. he tore cation be as well. oh, the pleasure beach resulting, gone is capital i cry is once again welcoming visitors. beaches across the country will place to the public in march 2020. because a play with 19 people here were thankful to be back and eager to make up for lost time. don't go out lodge. could they be there thursday at lol. i think

jessica washington reports from jakarta. he fell in indonesia is utter a province. days of unrelenting rain has forced thousands of people from their homes. at least 15 sub districts are affected. many parts of indonesia experienced flooding during the monsoon season from november to march. but some people here told al jazeera they have never seen floods like this is about our landlord. this time it's really bad. we are taking refuge, some of us are going to our relatives houses because the war is up to 2 meters high in our homes. are local authorities are providing food and other essentials. to only is legal fees. i believe we have resources in our warehouses and so far it's still enough. we distributing it to the people today and tomorrow. he says it is difficult to know how many people are impacted by the floods due to communications being affected. ok, i will see the number of people taking refuge is in the thousands. we do have some issues because many areas are currently experiencing blackouts. thousands of homes have

jessica has his hand chopped off by rebels. children the war because of the truth. recklessly uncle michel, natalie will forget that we will forgive, but we will never forget because we are karen. did they did? did it? did they off house all day activities, which was not doors 11 years of civil war killed at least 50000 people enforced half a 1000000 from their homes. one of the bloodiest conflicts started on rebels attempted to overthrow the government. as well as rape mutilations enforced used of charged soldiers fighting was often funded by so called blood diamonds. mind with slave labor, one of the coppers bottles of the ferry or civil war was $41.00, west african from battle global forces. yeah. do you have them in control of that? you stop, we val. i tend to pull west this moment and the bridge over there, which is now called the police bridge, stand as reminders of some of the doctors, doctors, instead of your rebels so forth in the war. i also still struggling to decades own most of my colleagues, some of them are not come again to legally such as societies because why they have wa

jessica washington out a 0 to carter. the court in canada has ordered iran to pay $84000000.00 to the families of those killed in the dawning of a plain in 2020 aaron's military shot down the ukrainian passenger plane, killing all 176 people on board air defenses had been on high alert days after the u. s. assassinated, iran's top general, caught them so many back to toronto. are susan beach isn't gonna free up in 2 years after being closed because of the pandemic. now only people who are vaccinated can go back victoria, gate and b has more than that. oh, the pleasure beach resulting gone is capital i cry is once again welcoming visitors . beaches across the country were placed to the public in march 2020 because of clothing. 19 people here were thankful to be back and eager to make up for lost time. don't go out much. could they be there thursday at lol. i think that very day in that new year we decided to come in half on year. yeah. by we all 7, every protocol, the strict rules are in place only vaccinated people are al

jessica, washington al jazeera mac somali ha. the global singer and answer meatloaf has died at the age of 74. ah, he's brought out of album, was one of the best selling records of all time the grammy winner on marvin lee at . i played eddy in the rocky horror picture show and sold more than 100000000 albums worldwide. the cause of death is not being made public by his family. let's talk now to david sinclair. he's a music journalist to join us from london. david, good to talk to again. i was, he is theatrical was he is emotional in real life as he was when he was on stage. ah, he was yes. i had the pleasure of interviewing him or in the ninety's just around the time. that is the 2nd bath out of hell album, but out of all the sequel as it were, came out and surprised everyone by being a huge success and being very good as well. and he was, he was a study in himself. he was a character meatloaf, obviously was a non wps. the stage was his stage name, but he was a character that inhabited absolutely larger than life. ah. 1 and her a

for more on the response, and its potential impact, i spoke with infectious disease epidemiologist jessica malaty rivera. we've seen a few things come out of the administration recently, that we are going to have access to more tests and access to more masks. in a way, a lot of us thought that these responses would happen a couple of years ago. is this better late than never? >> i mean, it's better to happen than never, for sure, but i am one of those people, too, that lamented the fact that it took this long, particularly because if you look ck at the beginning of the pandemic, one of the most obvious failures in our response was that we weren't testing enough. and unfortunately, we're still not testing enough. and i think one of the ways in which we could have alleviated some of that testing burden was to provide easy access and free testing to every american. >> sreenivasan: where are we falling short? what are the communities that are still not covered by these new policies? >> i mean, throughout the pandemic, we've seen a lot of disparities in access to things like testing, proximity

cruised into the semi finals the top seed drops just to games in a ruthless display against american jessica beulah bossy hook just over an hour to close out the match. 6 to 6 love in front of the home fans. she still on course to become the 1st australian woman to lift the tray, fin melvin, since for so nail in 1978 bossy will face at madison keys next. at the unseeded american pulled off a big upset to knock out the french open champion. oblong critique, eva the number for seed was beaten, convincingly 6360 keys whose rank 51st in the world is now on a career best at 10 match winning street. and in to have 1st grand slam semi final for 4 years and away would shot from nick curiosity during his doubles port of final accidentally hit. a young boy in the grandstand curious is known of the drawing. a few laughs from the crowd, but this time there were few tears. australia declared he felt bad saved by way of an apology. he gave the boy one of his racket that he was seen smiling again. nice else evening. that is what you're supposed to me to have more like thank you so much jim for that. and th

cruised into the semi finals the top seat dropped just 2 games in a ruthless display against american and jessica pergola party took just over an hour to close out the match. 6 to 6 love in front of the home fans. she still uncles to become the 1st australian woman to lift the trophy in melbourne since personnel. in 1978. barty will face at madison keys next the unseeded american food of a big upset to knock out the french open champion. barbara cray, jacob, the number 40 beaten it convincingly 6th, 360 and away was shot from nick carol's, during his doubles caught a final accidentally hit. a young boy in the grandstand curious is known for drawing. a few laughs from the crowd, but this time there were a few tears you australian lady felt bad saved by way of an apology. he gave the boy one of his rackets. so he was soon smiling again. and as i will sport for now, we'll have more later we'll see later on, drama. thank you. and thanks for watching the news. our we're back and just a moment as a coming of age story in the community. fighting to preserve its heritage in an ever changing world, causin

present. alexander lucas shanker managed to hold on to power by force in 2020 at now bring in lucca and jessica, who is a professor of your asian studies at glasgow university. how is the intervention of russia at the invitation of to kind of current, either the country likely to affect his domestic legitimacy? well, it is very likely to make is a government issue more stable because they obviously have been a series of internal struggle between bots or the elite and russia will scalding battle. kind of in order to bolster up is only g and ensuring the continued to cuss and the governance at this time. unfortunately though, i mean 40 for the cause, like i said in general, these kind of russian intervention is going to have deeper and longer term consequences on the choices to carfax, on the can make in terms of foreign policy. so you have a short term effect in terms of governance in terms of to kind of be bolstered by the other hand, you're going to have a series of more, more important, more consequential each one impact on what kind of son kenyon come to in the longer term if he's feeling co

especially older voters who registered decades ago that is not the only thing causing confusion, says jessica, and editorial director. ssica: people are not used to filling out the forms and they fill them out incorrectly and then there is a problem where the voter role in texas is missing some information from voters. if they write down the incorrect number that is missing by accident, or because they don't know which one or it is missing, their registration will be automatically rejected. jeff: the problem that could have been prevented. guest: the pointed this problem out in july of last year, well before this law passed. there was an opportunity for texas lawmakers to dress the issue. jeff: james slattery with the texas civil rights project warned members of the texas house in testimony last summer. james: is easy to see the chaos and distant pride -- disenfranchisement this will create. ff: he sees it as a barrier to the ballot. james: texas is the hardest state to vote in the country and this just turbocharge is how hard it will be. these new vote by mail requirements will particularly

and that's not the only thing causing confusion, says jessica huseman, editorial director of votebeat. >> peoplaren't used to filling out the new forms, and they fill them out incorrectly. and then there was also a problem where the voter roll in texas is missing some information from voters. so, if they write down the incorrect number that is missing by accident or because they don't know which one is in the system or that one is missing, then their registration will be automatically rejected. >> reporter: a problem, she says, which cod have been prevented. >> we pointed thisroblem out initially inuly of last year, which was well before this law passed. and so, there was an opportunity for texas lawmakers to address the issue. >> reporter: james slattery, with the texas civil rights project, warned members of the texas house in testimony last summer. >> it is easy to see the needless chaos and mass disenfranchisement that requiring this matching process will create. >> reporter: slattery sees it as another barrier to the ballot. >> texas is already the hardest state to vote in, in th