pope francis has condemned the killing of women which he says have turned latin america into the most violent place on earth for women the leader of the catholic church also spoke out against drug weiland during mass in the northern peruvian city of tokyo. are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. the u.s. government shuts down over a failed budget deal of the day president trump celebrates his first year in office workers are told to stay home democrats and republicans trades in saul's what's really to blame and what does it mean for trump's administration this is inside story.

roman catholic church says the wounds left by decades of sexual abuse by priests needs to be healed francis has been speaking at a meeting of bishops to address the scandal and calls a concrete and affective measures many of those abused by priests around the world are also attending the four day event at that city. basing the plague of sexual abuse by the church's men against minors i thought to consult you because all together we should hear the holy spirit and listen to the cry of the young who want justice the way to pass through an ecclesiastical sponsibility which forces us to discuss this together is a burden on our meeting about how to face this evil which afflicts the church and the whole of humanity the holy people of god are watching us and wait not just for simple and expect a conviction but concrete and effective measures where one of the cardinals attending the conference was reduced to tears while making a keynote speech the wounds of the recession carried the memory of suffering but they also carry. us. if we want to be agents of healing let us not reject the sea that is par

two hundred sixty people most of them children when the alleged abuse happened earlier this year pope francis publicly apologized for what he called a culture of abuse and cover up in chile's catholic church now there's growing outrage among parents in china over reports that hundreds of thousands of children might have been injected with fake vaccines a government investigation found that a major chinese drug manufacturer had violated standards in producing more than a quarter of a million vaccine doses premier league chang is called for severe punishments for those involved. and hundreds of people with disabilities and political leaders are gathering in london for the first ever global disability conference it's hoping to make the issue of higher priority for governments around the world particularly in developing countries often people with disabilities struggle to find employment and fulfill their education now the government in senegal is pursuing new laws to encourage companies to create suitable job opportunities in an effort to root out social stigma nicholas haq reports in the capita

father protesters want the end of his family didn't stay which has ruled for more than fifty is pope francis has condemned the killing of women which he says has to last in america as the most violent place on females the leader of the catholic church also spoke out against drug violence during mass in the northern peruvian city of true hero. marianna sanchez reports the pope's visit to peru is being overshadowed by his handling of a clergy sex abuse scandal in chile. well peruvians are much focused on the pope's trip here to leon's have been reacting to the pope's last comments before he left a few days ago where he said that the victims allegations that. protected sex abuse paedophiles in it were calumny and slander. like a snowball for the pope and now his top adviser on sex abuse scandals. sean o'malley from boston has to rebuke the pope's comments he said that he didn't doesn't understand why the pope has those words slander and. those words in fact cause a great pain to the survivors of sex abuse cases by clergymen this has of course has caused a national uproar in chile and peruvians.

croatia beat a man who took roger federer to five sets earlier this year at flushing meadows so that is francis. the result this time around not quite as successful forty after all though it was a close call with both it's going to a tie break seven six seven six the final score. mixed up on court austria's dominant team he faced american john isner who took the first hit in american tie break ending seven to fifteen but team fought back to take the next two sets giving team europe and front. has powered into the semifinals in her first tournament since becoming world number one the wimbledon champion in the far court here defeating caroline garcia six two six four at the w t a event in tokyo in japan the twenty three year old spaniard now faces defending champion caroline was new york. the names of the n.l. messi cristiana rinaldo and neymar are never far away from the debate of best player in the world and all three of them were shortlisted in the based men's player category on friday for the twenty seventeen best football awards of these three players only ones club manager has also received

pope francis has condemned what he calls the atrocities of child sex abuse in the catholic church and the years of cover ups in an open letter to the world's one point two billion catholics he writes with a shaman repentance we acknowledge as and ecclesial community that we would not where we should have been that we did not act in a timely manner realizing the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives we showed no care for the little ones we abandoned them it goes on it's essential that we as a church be able to acknowledge and condemn with sorrow and shame the trustee's perpetrated by consecrated persons clerics and all those entrusted with the mission of watching over and caring for those most vulnerable that is beg forgiveness for our own sins and the sins of others meanwhile international research group has released a list of child sex abusers in island's catholic church the organization says it wants to pressure the pope to act ahead of his visit to ireland this week well earlier we spoke to christopher lamb the rome correspondent for the international cathol

shirt during the latest rally of benedict so the pope francis' predecessor. this led to an alliance according to what we what we what we could reveal between ben and part of the u.s. and also with parts of the cardinals that are we've been devoted to can and pose but francis and his politics. and of your fantasy here in the studio steve benen has always said you know he wants the end of mainstream politics to change the system just regarding him or really the demise perhaps certainly the change of mainstream politics. first to you how well i mean is that what we're seeing across europe do you think well i think it we're seeing a new version of politics not the end of politics as we know it but it is a new version and we have to understand how that operates and populist parties are very good at dream bending themselves capturing the spirit of the times so to speak whereas more mainstream parties are more rigid in their structures and the way that they approach people so i think there needs to be a different tactic that mainstream parties can. follow in order t

spoken to putin we know that he also has spoken to pope francis according to a statement we received so certainly he's trying to mobilize as much as possible people be world leaders behind him trying to stop that move if indeed it will happen in the next days or in the next hours now certainly the overwhelming message you get from everyone that that would take to. put things in a very dangerous area many people would tell you is just going to be a disastrous move and the consequences will be very serious thank you very much. of the latest there from ramallah. well now the funeral of ousted yemeni president ali abdullah saleh and son has been postponed meanwhile his former hoofy allies who killed him on monday have been holding a celebratory rally in the capital the u.n. is as it tries to arrange more aid deliveries for beleaguered civilians and more. the killing of. has plunged yemen into even more uncertainty the ousted president with the unit dominant political force for over three decades was killed in an attack led by who the fighters on monday had been in an alliance with the ir

pope francis has again condemned the war in yemen saying the consequences of a countries that are saying civil war are quote before the head of the roman catholic church was speaking at a gathering of faith leaders in the united arab emirates one of the main coalition partners backing yemen's government and its fight against the rebels on sunday he appealed for yemen's warring parties to observe a truce and allow essential aid to be delivered to millions of people this is a first visit by a catholic pope to the arabian peninsula the birthplace of islam. before our eyes or the ugly consequences of war i am thinking in particular of yemen syria iraq and libya and i call upon all religions to stand together and oppose the logic of armed power we are against money driving international relations against the arming of boarders the raising of walls we propose the gentle strength of the prayer and the daily effort and dialogue while an outbreak of swine flu is the latest emergency in yemen the virus follows the world's worst outbreak of cholera as millions of yemenis are weakened by starvation

the appointment of seven states appoint a chinese catholic bishops the accord was announced as pope francis arrived in lithuania to begin a four day trip to the baltic states it's a breakthrough in what and what has been frosty diplomatic relations for decades over whether the pope or the government in beijing should appoint china's bishops the vatican spokesman says it's an important step. this is not the end of a process it's really the beginning it's also important to remember that while it's come to fruition under pope francis is pope benedict had a letter to chinese catholics in two thousand and seven he was working for the same goal. john paul the second had made legitimate a number of illegitimately ordained bishops so this this is really the work of thirty years and three pontificates officials in north and south carolina are a warning the west flooding from the aftermath of hurricane florence is yet to come towns and cities along waterways and mobilizing rescue crews and putting out fountains of sandbags more than a week off to florence made landfall south carolina has issued more

speak to ana burns francis who is a reporter with t.v. and said ana thank you so much for being with us please tell us what we know happened so far what's the latest the authorities are saying. the assassin and it is still an unfolding situation but there are developments coming through every few minutes we now have a confirmed death toll of nine people across two shootings at two different mosques in the city this afternoon there are still dozens of people injured in those attacks and the city is still trying to respond to what is none folding situation as you see it we have one person taken into custody but police have told us that there are a number of participants a number of offenders believed to be involved in this coordinated attack and there are fears that that means one more gunman still on the loose the city is in lockdown it's just coming up to five o'clock in the evening here and all schools across the city are still on lockdown children are being held at school that's two hours after it would normally end public buildings and

denied religious discrimination exists and his country the comments were made after a meeting with pope francis the head of the catholic church is on his first visit to myanmar and has been advised not to use the word during discussions the military crackdown on state has forced more than six hundred thousand one hundred to flee to neighboring bangor there scott hardliner has more from young gone. word coming out late on monday here the first day of the pope's visit to myanmar that he met with the commander in chief gentlemen now this is a meeting that was supposed to take place on thursday caught some people off guard because this word came out late on monday that was originally described as a rest day for the pope now. the general posted as a statement on his facebook page say they met for about fifteen minutes now he said also in that meeting he got across the idea he said to the pope that there wasn't religious discrimination in the country but that it can press office said that the discussed several issues and that the pope got across to the general that there is great responsibility for t

francis making the wearing of box mosques compulsory in all public spaces from next week the ruling follows an increase in cases in some regions mosques were already amount of tree on public transport more than 30000 people have died in the country's outbreak. in brazil with amber of cases past 2000000 the world's 2nd largest outbreak after the us hospitals in some parts of the country are struggling to cope and there are concerns that many infections are going on reported due to a lack of testing. reports. this is the old aware of a public hospital in the city of qom piñas in brazil just northwest of. video from the hospital shows there are no available i.c.u. beds left to treat covert 1000 patients the food it was recorded by a doctor who works at a facility but does not want his identity to be revealed health officials in the city have a knowledged the corona virus has become a major public health threat as many days with 100 percent of i.c.u. bed occupation for around 10 days some people had to wait to get an i.c.u. bade they could all get medical care but had to wait for a vacancy. ev

minister and a force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in twenty eighteen but francis has defended his silence in myanmar over the plight of range of refugees saying he spoke the truth in private and facing international criticism for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit to myanmar this week the pontiff didn't mention the ethnic minority until he was in bangladesh where he met with escape the military crackdown across the border. i mean that is what. i was interested in my message getting through so i saw that in my speech if i'd use that word the door would have slammed shan't i describe the situation the riots that no one should be excluded citizenship to allow me in my private meetings to go further i was very very satisfied with the discussions i was able to have a maritime curfew is in place in honduras following days of protests security forces that have been given extra powers to stop the violence that's followed last sunday's presidential election one person's died with dozens more injured after six days a clear winner is yet to emerge from the v

hospital and dhaka by the order of mother teresa for reports i am he was never going to be easy for pope francis a trip to a country that the u.s. and the u.n. accuse of ethnic cleansing meeting myanmar's leaders of the more than six hundred twenty five thousand muslim or hindu fled the latest military crackdown. rights groups a man most soldiers killed many civilians and gang raped women as they swept through range of villages following attacks by regime rebel group in late august. the pope was advised not to even use the word ranger in myanmar for fear of a backlash against christians there if. the future of myanmar must be pace a pace based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society respect for each ethnic group and its identity the avoidance by the pope of using the name of the ethnic group that these people come from jury in the myanmar leg of his asia visit costa dark shadow as he arrived here in bangladesh and it wasn't until meeting some of the people from these camps that specifically travelled to the car to talk to him and him hearing some of their horrific stories

roman catholic church has led a mass for a hundred thousand people in bangladesh as capital dhaka pope francis is on a six day visit of the region and will meet richenda refugees late on friday it's a new president. has announced his cabinet it includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who helped oust former leader robert mugabe japan's emperor akihito will step down in april two thousand and nineteen making the first monarch to abdicate in two hundred years a key utah city's age and health would make it difficult for him to fulfill his duties eighty three year old will be succeeded by his son crown prince not only to . hopes have been dashed for the relatives of forty four sailors aboard an argentine submarine which disappeared almost two weeks ago navy commanders have ended the search for the son of one those are the headlines the news will continue but first it is one of one. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied with the state of the economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought

coalition that has been fighting the rebels in the country since two thousand and fifteen and pope francis is in peru ways been visiting communities affected by illegal gold mining in the amazon the leader of the catholic church then time in the city of porto with indigenous leaders. up to date with our top stories counting the cost is next that's it for myself and the team in london but more news from doha. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the me and more government calls you a gringo all the terrorist hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time . hello i'm sam is a that this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week wall street's happy but is the us recovery all down the trumpet moments what does it mean for the rest of the world. also this week official figures show the first acceleration in china's growth since two thousand and ten. plus how companies hit with a huge negative brand publish the can win b

on his vice presidential ticket but mike pence will deliver his speech from a fort in maryland where francis scott key route the poor and that became the u.s. national anthem the theme for the 3rd night is a land for heroes you can understand that perhaps wisconsin might even get a mention and might paint a speech we should say an official at the white house for us thank you. now what could be the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. this year is just hours away from making landfall hurrican lore is already a category 4 storm and officials say it could be catastrophic its power grew by nearly 70 percent in just 24 hours this is what it looks like from space as it crackles with lightning and races towards texas and louisiana 2 states of course that are also grappling with coronavirus authorities have warned the storm could churn of floodwaters as high as 6 meters making its own survivable around 620000 people have been told to leave their homes with oracle warnings issued to those living as far as 322 kilometers inland i was there as i got a cousin join us live now from miami. it does seem tha

as well all over the world message of taking action has resonated with young people like scarlet and francis their worry that the older generations do not understand the crisis the planet is. facing i don't have direct democracy they can directly control the composition of the legislature to get across. to decided to strike from school. something we haven't seen before. the parliament has declared to. propose to be carbon neutral by 2050 target which is already too late according to . the vessel will also be collecting essential data such as measuring the temperature of the ocean to assess how much carbon is being absorbed but it is a journey fraught with risk but with the effects of climate change already being felt across the globe it's one this teenager believes is worth making. so than england. now facebook has admitted that it pays contractors to transcribe audio clips and between uses of its messenger service the revelation is raising questions about the social media giants privacy policies facebook says the contractors were checking whether artificial intelligence software was interpr

approached for this role my producers said look this is the opportunity to just take a swing for the francis and say you are who is the ultimate person that you would want in this role and there was no question for me it was the pedro. because she just looked if my son was stuck on a field trip and surrounded by zombies i would want to bring younger there to protect him. well he could be a lie i just see it as a stream austin. thanks we'll discuss why black characters have often been the first to die and how that's changing essentially is actress rachel true also out of. doom she's the executive producer of toronto art that's a documentary that examines the role of african-americans in horror films and in college station texas robin means coleman she's vice president for divesting a at texas a and m. university and author of current law blacks in american horror films which inspired the documentary hellova he's so good to have you here i want to show you something here you may have already seen it go into all this is official trailer a shot of a regional high school for some of the comments

an awards ceremony in twenty thirteen blatter has told the guardian the claims are ridiculous pope francis has spoken out against nuclear deterrence policies developed during the cold war saying they provided a false sense of security the head of the catholic churches has to go to day international conference on nuclear disarmament be back with more news in thirty minutes next of al-jazeera it's talk to al-jazeera. provoking debate challenging the established line every single one of the three and a half thousand people who was killed with a drug dealer yes join mehdi has sung for up front at this time on al-jazeera. you can go on. would see. pakistan traditionally seen as an important partner with the united states but president trump recently adopted a different tone pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos violence and terror. pakistan those sees things differently in fact they say there are no more safe havens and are now looking east towards china for a new economic relationship that may change the power dynamics in a volatile region. this week on talk to al-jazeera pakistan

now pope francis has landed in the united arab emirates for the first visit by a catholic pontiff to the arabian peninsula his three day trip will see him all talks with the crown prince meet with muslim elders and attend and inter religious meeting is due to celebrate mass at a stadium in abu dhabi on choose day the u.a.e. is home to around one million roman catholics mostly from the philippines and india . goalie is a professor of theology and religious studies professor at villanova university says the pope will offer a message of unity. it's a historic visit because. he really represents the callup message what francis now represents in a global world there is much more fragment the then it used to be and the catholic church is really acting as a messenger our unity area for eternity and also facing a significant headwinds not just in the global world but also within the got a church were presses sometimes in is too would a logical to go to church there ease in the western world especially in north america especially there is this elite around what kind of catholicism people shou

country which will be announcing we're going to be talking about that tomorrow family $700.00 sailors the francis charles de gaulle naval group have tested positive for the cause at 19 many of them were on the aircraft carrier when it returned to a port in to do not on monday france has reported a huge jump in the number of deaths nationwide with 1400 fatalities reported on wednesday sweden has also reported a sharp increase in the number of fatalities with 170 people reported killed by the virus on wednesday that's up from 114 the previous day so fast we didn't has not imposed total lockdown compared to other european countries. german chancellor angela merkel has extended nationwide social distancing measures until may well some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen starting next week she says germany has achieved a fragile partial success against the outbreak large public gatherings remain banned until the end of august in colombia 4000 prisoners will be put on house arrest try and stop corona virus from spreading and its crowded jails to people with co the 19 died shortly after

court will deliver its verdict on thursday in a major child sex abuse scandal in francis catholic church they are suspicious of the southern city of the young cardinals barbash is accused of covering up for a paedophile priest the dash about lawyer has details from the all. over the ninety's trial in january french called north philly barbara told to colton lee all that he had never covered up the sexual abuse of boys by a catholic priest the cardinals accused of failing to report bernard pray now to authorities over allegations he abused boys from the one nine hundred seventy s. to the one nine hundred ninety s. as a child falls for divorce was one of the priests victims now he campaigns for justice he said aloud pray not to work with children until his retirement in twenty fifteen and i thought for the. brain that is a six word predator against children deb use was on a massive scale that cardinal barbara rung collette hume continued to work in a position of moral and spiritual authority is unacceptable off the case is shaken france's catholic church and inspired a film that won a top

pope francis is taking a step towards settling a seventy year old dispute with china has agreed to recognise seven bishops in china who were appointed without his approval the announcement was made as the roman catholic leader arrived in lithuania as capital at the start of a four day tour of the countries his paid tribute to the victims of the nazi and soviet occupation say the pontiff will also visit not via an estonian all of which are marking a hundred years of independence but the visit could be overshadowed by clerical abuse scandals in several other countries the opening of hong kong's first high speed rail link to the rest of china is provoking protests pro-democracy groups are angry that part of the new rail terminal in hong kong is in forcing mainland chinese law on passengers star clock has more. it's three years behind sched jewel and three billion dollars over budget the hong kong china high speed rail link is now officially open. the city's chief executive kerry lamb was joined by the governor guandong declaring the mega project abroad on china's calling card so yes i'd fight s

pope francis has apologized to victims of chile's clerical sexual abuse scandal and asked for forgiveness it comes after days of meetings at the vatican with three of the victims they have urged the head of the catholic church to end the epidemic of sex abuse egypt's military court has renewed the detention of journalist ismail iskhandar army for another thirty days he spent almost nine hundred days behind bars without trial for allegedly journalist mahmoud his same has also had his detention extended after nearly a year and a half in prison those are the headlines i knew bin laden is next. on may second two thousand and eleven u.s. president barack obama announced important news to the world. tonight i can report to the american people and to the world the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda. the al qaeda leader was shot dead in a raid by u.s. special forces on a compound about sixty kilometers north of pakistan's capital islamabad. the death of bin laden ends a ten year manhunt for the world's most wanted man. before his death the

videos but francis wraps up his trip in me and mar with a message of hope before heading to neighboring bangladesh plus. i'm going to hold on liz boss island greece where thousands of asylum seekers are living in such appalling conditions that some a prepared to commit self in the hope of getting out. the u.s. is pushing for the international community to cut ties with north korea the united nations security council held another emergency meeting following missile test on tuesday or the launch proves it has the capability to reach the u.s. mainland president al trump is threatening more sanctions but not everyone agrees with his stance i can of reports for the ninth time this year the security council gathers to discuss yet another crisis centered on north korea an emergency session called for by the u.s. japan and south korea and a grave warning from the french representative this test is another confirmation that the north korean threat has changed dramatically in a few months both in scope and scale the threat has shifted from being regional to global. the u.s. ambassador makes a dir

peninsula chinese state media say she's message was that the easing of tensions must continue pope francis has arrived in chile his first stop on the visit to south america crowds greeted the pontiff fans he drove through the streets of the capital santiago but there were ten scenes ahead of the visit after five churches were vandalized in recent days security for the papal visit has been ramped up. the number of people having been killed during a shootout between venezuelan special forces and members linked to a former police pilot accused of leading last year's rebellion against the government now the pilot has been on the run for more than six months after he stole a police helicopter and attacked government buildings. has posted videos of himself on social media showing his injuries from the fighting in jude last year president stole a helicopter to throw grenades and shoot at government buildings in caracas those were the headlines and back with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera it's the street do stay with us. a year in power america's controversy of president continues

typically in europe they snow's been falling thick and fast on the frontal systems this one took it through francis's northeastern france now that's a fairly typical picture with that a switched on that snow has been pushed across from monday to fall in austria and quite possibly get stuck in germany and then run through denmark into southern sweden now to the east of that is particularly cold in poland some of the baltic states and russia we're talking about temperatures by day of no higher than minus 12 by night minus 25 warsaw is forecast does see a warming on tuesday as that frontal system they land it comes in and temperatures rise considerably and snow starts to fall in fact there could be considerable snow in poland as a result of the storming system and there's more coming in on a changing complection the weather as you can say as the atlantic search takes over in london's up to 11 and prague sees snow so then monday looks fairly fine for turkey the still plenty of snow to come on the north coast. 'd held for over 3 years in an egyptian prisons. denied the right to a fair trial no charges hav

back in bed to president francis bill such as the title restrictions in many regions imposing early curfews till the end of january analysts blame the covert spike in latin america to a more contagious virus strain and they say the consequences may be devastating but if you don't we go through it seems provisions don't get wood says to have 90000 dead in our history and they don't understand this doesn't end with a vaccine you must continue using masks everyone is affected we must be strong and listen to the governments message. but healthcare workers have the wrong message to the government do more to help those on the front line of this crisis. again a scientist i just you. know again i'm fairly bad with the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump has become the 1st us president to be impeached twice the house of representatives last charged him with inciting an insurrection over his repeated questioning of election results which included as speech she gave to supporters before they overran the capitol building call for unity in a video message but has made no mention of his impeachment mean

as well all over the world message of taking action has resonated with young people like scarlet and francis their worry that the older generations do not understand the crisis the planet is facing. i don't have direct democracy they can directly control the composition of the legislature to get back rates across the economy. to decided to strike from school it was bowed and something we haven't seen before for example in the u.k. the parliament has declared to climate emergency but this isn't neatly binding there's no option proposed to be carbon neutral by 2050 target which is already too late according to the fire and. the vessel will also be collecting essential data such as measuring the temperature of the ocean to assess how much carbon is being absorbed but it is a journey for all with risk but with the effects of climate change already being felt across the globe it's one this teenager believes is worth making. al-jazeera southern england. our web site as al-jazeera talk calm take a look when you get a moment keep it here for a recap of the headlines. richelle carey these are the hea

francis departs rome for what could be one of his most delicate yet focusing on the plight. so that at least fifty people have been killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian asterix in syria twenty three people were killed in a government to strike in the rebel held in rebel held damascus suburb of east and the area has been under government siege for years and three hundred fifty thousand people there are in desperate need of aid thirty seven people were killed in russian air strikes on a gathering of displaced people in the province monitoring group says fifteen children among the victims his own binge of aid has just returned from syria to go just across the border in turkey. despite a cease fire agreement between iran turkey and russia the violence in syria does not seem to be coming to an end the airstrikes in the hooter district of damascus targeted three different residential areas according to activists on the ground the number of casualties is on the rise they're saying that they're not able to provide help to all of the victims because they have ve

weakening its hand during negotiations the opposition is demanding the resignation of the deputy leader francis fitzgerald who is accused of failing to protect a police officer he was smeared in victimize after revealing widespread corruption prime minister. who's standing by his embattled deputy now faces the prospect of a no confidence vote taking place next week by the second largest party fianna for oil now that could pull down his minority government and lead to snap elections leaving arland in political chaos just as negotiations reach a critical phase over the irish border because the. barker. who is director of research at the school of law and govern dublin city university but it this on this occasion he's talking to us from may dover. first of all how seriously how seriously dangerous and is this moment how critical is this moment for the government the new government in ireland there was only book voted in and put in place in june. yes it's it's critical it's come completely out of the blue you mention of course it's about speed new administration and the vulnerability of this admini

pope francis has spoken out against the concept of countries owning nuclear weapons as a deterrent he says it gives them a false sense of security the head of the catholic church is hosting a two day conference on nuclear disarmament attended by nobel peace laureates along with delegates from nato and the united nations. those are the top stories stay with us the earth rises next will be back at the top of the hour see them by. some people don't have to worry about whether the next meal comes from. but these food supplies were always be so reliable. eight hundred million people around the world economy undernourished that this is nothing compared to what's maybe to come . by two thousand and fifty two billion more people who production will need to increase by seventy percent demond. by then climate change could have increased food insecurity to disastrous levels. its effects are already being felt by farmers around the wild but solutions are being developed to help them adjust to new conditions so they can feed a growing population as climate change intensifies. i'm tony in south afr

pope francis has described opposition to the cove in 1000 vaccine as suicidal denial the leader of the roman catholic church says he'll be vaccinated next week he's urging others to do the same when they can vaccinate vatican city is home to 450 permanent residents and soon launched its own vaccination campaign. in china millions of people living in 2 cities south of beijing of been ordered to stay home for at least a week ching thai and. the capital of her bay province are on the lockdown authorities say 16000000 people have been tested in both cities canada's most populous province on tare it was recorded more than 3000 new infections every day for a week nearly 3500 cases were reported on saturday doug ford says the province is in crisis and is considering further measures that's on top of a region wide lockdown that's been in place since late december the discovery of a more infectious variant of the corona virus in latin america is raising alarm tough restrictions are in place large numbers of people are defying orders by traveling in attending parties daniel shriner reports from

pope francis arriving here at the archbishop of young guns compound this is where he's going to spend the next three nights here in myanmar today on monday is a rest day he's going to stay here meet with some of the local clergy and then on tuesday morning tuesday afternoon i should say he's going to head to naples or the capital that's where the bulk of the meetings with the leadership of this nation will take place and that's where we assume a lot of the discussion about the real hinge issue will be brought up but right now on monday rest day he's just arriving to the compound here of the archbishop and then on wednesday here whole come back to yangon and will be a large mass in the stadium here that's where all the christians with in myanmar are heading to see the pope speak that's going to happen on wednesday then on thursday morning they're going to be some interfaith meetings another meeting with maybe some officials here in myanmar and then he'll take off and go to his second stage of his trip in bangladesh now the funerals have been held in syria for some of the people killed

spelled win and racial riots in france all stood on our side we have shared the history of civil rights francis simone de beauvoir became a respected figure in the modern and for gender equality in america in the seventy's woman's right as long been a fundamental driver for our societies on both sides of the atlantic says explains why is the me too modern and has recently had such a deep resonance in france democracy is made of day to day converse. and mutual understanding between citizens it is easier and deeper when we have the ability to speak a choice as a language the heart of hunger from the old sore beats here in the united states from new orleans to seattle i want this heart to beat even harder in american schools all across the country. democracy relies also on the faculty of freely describing the present and the capacity to invent a future this is what culture brings thousands of examples come to mind when we think of the exchanges between our cultures across the centuries from thomas jefferson who was invested a lot of friends and built his house in monticello based on the building a

argentina's congress will vote for the first time whether to legalize abortion the catholic church and pope francis argentinian have stepped up efforts to influence the vote it seems. there is a belief of the power the church has to take votes away in every province to mobilize catholic schools in the streets to excommunicate them. and that's why activists will support abortion rights have taken to the streets sent to ride president says he is in favor of the debate and he would not veto a measure even though he personally does not support abortions. this public debate has increased the social visibility of this problem this makes it easier for us in the health ministry and regional offices to speak seriously about sexual education in schools educate about contraception family planning so we can definitely prevent abortion which is not a solution for anyone for anything thousands of people who are for and against the abortion bill i would expect it to demonstrate on wednesday it is a vote that has divided the country and even though its outcome is expected to be close it has forced argentina to deb

never kill facilities you know to provide care to people francis made this one of the we'll make this one of the priorities of our chairmanship of the security council we must act for peace and security in syria and we must also act against islamic terrorism. but we must fight against terrorism in syria in iraq that is what we're doing we are. acting for the for the benefit of all those who have perished over the past months because jihadist terrorism has hit our countries. across all continents regardless of religion and we must protect ourselves by joining forces security must become our first priority. and that this lies at the heart of the initiatives that france has come up with against the use of the internet for terrorist purposes and against the financing of terrorism in two thousand and eighteen it's for this reason that i will be organizing a conference on this specific topic and i call for all of you to become involved in the good it's also the purpose of the military action that we are undertaking as part of the coalition in syria and iraq and our fight against terrorism i

it's really the beginning it's also important to remember that while it's come to fruition under pope francis. pope benedict have a letter to chinese catholics in two thousand and seven he was working for the same goal. john paul the second had made legitimate a number of illegitimately ordained bishops so this this is really the work of thirty years and three pontificates. the u.k.'s main opposition party is warning it will call for a general election if the governments breaks that deal falls short. corbin says he will challenge prime minister to resume a on any deal made with brussels on friday may said talks with the e.u. had reached an impasse and called for the block to come up with a viable counter proposal person is due to leave the e.u. in macho. the american documentary make a michael moore has released a film that has u.s. president donald trump's rise to that of hitler as fahrenheit eleven nine is the sequel to his controversial film fahrenheit nine eleven about george w. bush it's also a play on the day trump won the u.s. election. gabriel amazon has more now from new york. he's o

now pope francis has marked while day for migrants and refugees with a mass at the vatican the pontiff says a culture of comfort has led to indifference towards the global migration crisis around $40000.00 people packed into st peter's square for the service including like grants and refugees from all around the world. well just a bit of news from india more than 40 people have died during 24 hours of heavy rain causing severe flooding relief camps have been set up for thousands of people forced from their homes nicola gage has more. entire communities underwater this is what remains of one home in the northern state of utah pradesh to rancho rain proving too much for some buildings now destroyed some say what is almost the biggest problem here is that day by day the water level is rising the water has entered houses as you can see there is. the powerful weather system drenched the state for more than 24 hours affecting close 260-0000 people schools were closed down and thousands of displaced families have been moved to relay for camps it's not knowing how long they'll be allowed to st

friday also marked the catholic church's feast of st joseph the worker pope francis used the morning mass in the vatican to say too many people globally are either denied a fair wage or treated like slaves in forced labor his audience just a few months from priests his message universal the barber al jazeera. al jazeera is investigative unit has obtained exclusive video revealing a backlog of goods at china's biggest export hub this is causing a delay in the supply of medical equipment for the world's health care workers long queues of trucks loaded with cargo at shanghai airport are waiting to unload customs and hundreds of boxes are piling up in warehouses china produces nearly half the world's supply of protective medical equipment notably to the u.s. and europe well for now is executive producer at al-jazeera as investigative unit he explains now why the supplies are stuck china as you rightly said produces just about half of the world's protective medical equipment they exported very large quantities of it to europe back in march when the pandemic started to take grip unfortunat

many of the states submit data that are actually confidential data derives from petroleum industry francis so and those data they have to be treated with a very high level of confidentiality there are powerful interests behind the state's petitions seabed data that have enormous economic significance this information contains important clues for where natural resources might be located 'd industries and states are not inclined to share this information which can be worth billions i think what we did what i could say is that as members of the commission i think we consider ourselves really scientific and technical experts but we also. cautions of the fact that our recommendations or decisions that we make have huge impact both politically economically. and so on so is it possible to distinguish those 2. for geologists in the commission have the job of evaluating continental shelf data submitted by countries officially the commission only makes recommendations but since their conclusions are not cooperated by anyone else they have de facto or pfoa t. to decide which nations get which territo

well again i'm come out santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera a call for action as pope francis urges the international community to take decisive measures to resolve the range of refugee crisis. north korea shows off its latest political missile launches international calls for tighter sanctions grow louder. and it's safe to say good by the way is clear for tourists to leave an indonesian island threatened by a volcano. so we're going to begin with these new tensions between the u.s. and the u.k. the british prime minister to resign i says she is fully focused on tackling extremism that is in response to the tweet from donald trump telling her to focus on quote destructive radical islamic terrorism all this back and forth began when trees and i can dems don't transfer his anti islam retorts and then just a few minutes ago we iterated heard distain for the transactions. but the fact that we work together does not mean that we're afraid to say when we think united states is wrong and to be very clear with them and i'm very clear that retreating from britain first was the wrong th

pope francis begins his visit to chile find out about the controversy overshadowing his church. and the star american gymnasts of the rio olympics simone biles says she is among dozens of athletes sexually abused by a former team doctor. taking syria and russia have criticized a u.s. plan to form a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria turkey's president accused washington of trying to create a terror army and pledged to quote drown it before it comes into being and the syrian government has vowed to drive the u.s. presence from its territory the u.s. says a force will secure areas along syria's border to the north with turkey and to the east with iraq it will be mostly made up of fighters from the syrian democratic forces a large part of that group is made up of kurdish fighters who turkey considers terrorists yes death is a u.s. backed alliance of kurdish an arab fighters which currently controls almost twenty five percent of syrian territory in the north and east or each islands reports. russia's foreign minister had a stark rebuke for the u.s. on mon

people have died in bangladesh capital dhaka are after five ripped through several buildings and pope francis has opened a landmark meeting on child sex abuse in the catholic church by demanding concrete action against predator priests. well in all the stories we're following india says that it will cost off water supplies to pakistan from rivers that come under a treaty between the two nations water of three rivers flowing into pakistan over which india has full rights to under a treaty will be diverted to the young moon a river will move is in retaliation to last week's attack in indian administered kashmir in which at least forty one indian troops were killed hamad an armed group based in pakistan says it was behind the attack the indian government accuses pakistani authorities of supporting the group first jamil is following the story from new delhi. water has always been a contentious issue between india and pakistan that's why the world bank brokered this treaty in one nine hundred sixty s. it covers water lockin of six rivers the three western rivers that flow through india into pakist

control fire broke out in a residential complex which also housed a chemical and plastics warehouse francis has opened a landmark meeting on child sex abuse in the catholic church by demanding concrete action against predator priests one hundred ninety cardinals bishops priests monks and nuns are attending the event decades of scandals of rock the church but many catholic officials still either deny or downplay the problem francis called on the pledge to hear the cry of the little ones who plead for justice. and india is saying it will cost off water supplies to pakistan from rivers that come under a treaty between the two nations the move is in retaliation to last week's attack in indian administered kashmir in which at least forty one indian troops were killed is so it was claimed by jason mohammed an armed group based in pakistan the indian government accuses pakistani authorities of supporting the group they're upset with all of our top stories coming up the teenage box in belgium punching out racist stereotypes that story in this is year and. a moment of this now. since i'm thinking ye

both francis compared having an abortion to hiring a hit man. and many in the country agree an orderly once again, they are taking abortion law. they want to tell us abortion is the solution for poverty in argentina. we also all good argentinians to do what they can on the streets, to pressure legislators to oppose the bill. the abortion law cannot make it to congress. the law is likely to be debated in december during an extra sessions. these people say they'll remain on the streets pressuring congress to legalize abortion, and helping women to get the treatment they desperately need. a seat at one of situs chileans are demanding the resignation of president. sebastian pinera after a crackdown on demonstrations. police in santiago have used water cannon to disperse crowds and arrested people near the presidential palace 3 weeks ago. chileans voted in favor of rewriting the constitution after more than a year of protests. there also demanding the release of activists who've been jailed at least 3 people have been killed in protests in uganda. af