rapid home test kits for americans. that of the high national election committee and libya says that he's dissolving the electoral committees and ending their walk . presidential and a presidential election was scheduled for december 24th. the rebels from ethiopia is to guide region, so they've completely pulled back from several more than territories to gripe people's liberation front has been losing its foothold in the regions of m. hata and afar. the governor of a central philippine province is wanting that people may resort to looting if aid doesn't reach affected areas. soon. tens of thousands of people without food. after typhoon roy made landfall on saturday at least 375 people are known to have died. 56 are still missing. as jermel allen doggone reports now from the delegate highlands. this is central said didn't get i live at town, which bore the brunt of super typhoon rice piri, on thursday. what was once a thriving coastal community, now desolate ma maritza and you are on the your to ring. i have been living here for more than 50 years. i home the built to raise a family. this is all what's left of it live up very lot of for so like i own when, when you know that they phone was very strong and we went downstairs to hide, but our walls ca gallon. so we went to the ne, we're a laura barry scared of an animal right everywhere you look, there is destruction. it's been days since they fall in right. devastated the southern philippines. but this community remains cut off from the rest of the world, though. so survived here tell us. life will never be the same again for them. many years feel frustrated and abandoned. hardly anything is spared here in the market. not even it's provincial capital, like a landscape scraped by a steel brush or the immediate aftermath of a bomb explosion. this is how this devastation looks like. up close. mary jean basil you says she's grateful. she survived the typhoon with her family and one month old baby. now hunger has become pervasive here. there is nothing left to harvest. they have no money. oh, this woman of wilma, the kids are so small. i still need to be with my baby. i prayed to the lord to please make the typhoon stop. the wind was already so strong and it started at 12 noon. well, 88 year old anesthesia tells us she wants to be reunited with their daughter, who lives from another town. anesthesia was rescued after home collapsed beneath her. there are many others in san jose to shocked to share their ordeal. while others see the ply dawn simply because they have no choice. everything was wiped out in an instant. they say. now there is only suffering. jim l, as in dog and al jazeera in haggard province southern philippines, people in the worst flood had regions of militia being moved to safety. 17 people have died. 4 of them were found in selling all the countries wealthiest most populous region. the government has been criticized over its slow response, which it's blaming on the lack of boats and manpower of florence louis reports from columbia, missouri city, philadelphia. yeah, i asked him more than a day, tramped in her home by flood waters. this woman is finally being rescued. 2 days of torrential rain last week had caused waters to rise swiftly, inundating homes and damaging property. many couldn't leave their houses in time and ended up sheltering on the upper floor or roofs desperate for help. the roads had become impossible and the only way out was in boats. those who managed to escape barely had time to grab their belongings. i think i did, but i yeah, i mean we are left with only our clothes and important documents like her children's birth certificate. so that's all we brought with us. we can't bring a lot of things. so we just saved what we could carry with us. i know about some of the 1st on the scene were volunteers who drove to flooded areas and used their own equipment to transport people to safety. i was actually disappointed on the government to provide it for the long term. when i know that a lot of people doing your work and all the mom was coming down everything but is this rose little and all this because of the policy softener. and the government has deployed tens of thousands of emergency service and military personnel to help malaysia's wealthiest and most popular states. the language is badly affected, which is unusual because the monster in floods typically affect states on the east coast of valencia. malaysia, tens of thousands are taking shelter in relief centers. some say they are worried about their future, give her baby will be very little in if you could say be a starting from 0. nothing else could be saved if possible. please help us right now. people are suffering due to the cold with 19 pandemic. we are living in the shelter week on working. those were self employed, cannot run their businesses, like my husband who works on his own. he has an automated workshop, the because of the flood, it's a total loss. the government says it will provide more than $20000000.00 for the repair of homes and infrastructure damaged by floods. florence louis al jazeera column poor thailand has announced that to laying the closure of bangkok central station for a month. the station was to, to shut on thursdays, make way for a new high speed railway funded in part by chinese loan. sanchez, he was trying to return reports from bangkok for more than a century, while m pon station in bangkok has stood as a testament to tie independence in the face of colonial dominance. opened in 1916 at a time when thailand was threatened by british regional control, it says that the center of southeast asia is 1st railway network. but while m pong is due to close, to make way for new grand central station. at the heart of a high speed rail network that's caused considerable concern for many, particularly as china is the main investor on a va loan and why it's important to make sure that when china makes investment, how are we going to make people of this country or of this region get benefit from the investment. china has long held ambitions for a high speed rail network in to southeast asia. as part of the belt and road initiative designed to bring chinese investment to neighboring countries. laos opened at high speed rail line in december. but huge cost of the project laying line through difficult to rein has left allow government with a debt to china. the critics say will be crippling. after the military coup in 2014, thailand's ruling generals quickly signed up to a chinese high speed rail project. but ty, negotiators bulked at the high interest rates and plans to construct a network that ran the length of the country were curtailed. but when you go into the details, i would say that that i, bureaucrats are very good at tardy lane projects. when, as our terms and not favorable cause civil servant government officer, i'm a government officer. we are, we have been taught from the beginning that we have to do everything to protect the interests of our country. those delays a clear to see while the project well underway, work has been slow, and thailand remains reliant on its old rolling stock. the elevated shack has been raised, but there is still more than 200 kilometers to go before the final destination on the gulf of thailand. and those delays go all the way down the line. and this is bank got brand new grand central station below high speed trains arriving today. because the thai government hasn't yet decided whether it's going to use china's high speed track. and the crowds arriving at the new station on coming to catch a train. this is now the ty, capital central cove, at 19 vaccination center, with delays and the vaccine roll out this year. that's a process. the government's far more interested in keeping on track. tourney chang l to 0. banker. how much would you pay for a blank canvas? will amuse him and denmark has given an artist more than $84000.00 to create that piece. the frame was supposed to be filled with the cash, but all they got was an empty portrait. the artist kept the cash for himself as bob jumped june reports now from our book. this now a public and legal dispute about whether the empty frame is not, not or theft. just days before new cove at 19 restrictions forced the closure of museums across denmark, art enthusiasts in the city of audible. take a peek at pieces, questioning how happy we are with our jobs and why there never seem to be enough hours in the day. the exhibit is called work it out and museum director lassie anderson tells us one particular piece has created quite a stir. when you work with artists who they challenge the way we perceive the world . and you can you can never know what you get. the constant museum of modern art certainly had no idea what they'd be in for when they loaned danish artist. yes, honey. more than half a 1000000 krona approximately $84000.00. the cash was supposed to be placed inside these frames. an attempt to recreate an earlier work by haunting and to illustrate income gaps affecting danes. but when the canvases were delivered, they were blank. hunting had decided on his own to create a new work when he called take the money and run last off was really worried saying, oh my god, we don't have the options. we wander than wells, all the money the museum is displaying the piece. but there are also threatening legal action if the money isn't eventually returned. the controversy has both rivet of attendance an spark. the debate in denmark about the true value of an artist's work, which means the constant museum now finds itself in a unique position, exhibiting a piece that some have called art, and others have labeled theft. when we meet haunting in his studio in another town, he explains how inspiration struck. do something about the an average stains in commer. why don't you do something about your situation as well? so as the ness or no, no, i'm gone to a fantastic piece for the show. harling says creating what the museum requested would have cost too much out of his own pocket. he considers the new piece a commentary on low wages and believes that makes it even more appropriate for the art show. oh, i ask if he plans to return the money? no, no, no, no, no. the, no strictly, that's not gonna happen. back at the museum, we heard what visitors think. brilliant. if someone gave you a lot of money, i'll ask you to put them on a painting. wouldn't you be tempted? doesn't seem like an arc to me ever thought blank, blank. an argument that won't be settled any time soon. as viewers continue to ponder, how one piece can seemingly be as conceptual as it is literal. mamma gym to him as does either. elbow denmark when sprint james rushing. daniel, who is an associate teaching professor at the university of washington. he joins us now live from philadelphia. good to have you, willis. ah, it's a great publicity stunt. everybody's talking about it. but is it art? i think it is art and i think it's a wonderfully provocative piece. that's a very important piece in the contemporary art scene. i think that what haunting is doing is he's calling attention to the underpayment of artists. and i think even more provocatively, he's demonstrating the hypocrisy of certain kinds of organ institutions within the art world like art, fairs and museums. that can be critics of capitalism on the one hand and yet under pay artists on the other. so you approve of this? is that what you think it is saying to us this, this blank canvas? i do, i do think it a hunting is a provocative tour with a political message. and i think it is precisely saying just that, is it any different to saying what, what are they normal tangible tokens and f t 's that people are selling now, which are digital pieces of ours which don't physically exist is, is this a similar sort of thing? i think it's certainly related with non functional tokens. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not exactly a critique of the world, but really evidence of the world's hyper capitalism. we are moving increasingly to digital art and it's a, unfortunately, it's a, it's a wonderful way for the, for the rich to find a way to place their money. thanks. he had this, this out work that was finally over a $1000000.00 and then self shredded when it was sold at auction. what is all this say about where art stands today? well, unfortunately, what i think it indicates is that while there can be criticism of capitalism and of the world's capitalist entanglements from within art. that potential, the potential that critique is quite frequently captured and commodified with bank sees a piece. it gained enormously and value over $20000000.00 us dollars gain and value when it's self shredded. so the, the value of that critique pales in comparison to the fact that this is an enormously profitable venture. very briefly, aren't going to get very boring though, isn't it? if we, if it's going to self shred, if it's only available digitally, and if we're going to look at blank canvas like this. absolutely, in fact, many and f t artists claim that their work is not good. the artist, people who got $69000000.00 for an f t claims that his art isn't good and that is certainly a disappointing thing to hear. really good talk to you, james. rushing daniel that in philadelphia many thanks just ahead here. all that is on sport will hear from fisa presidents gianni infant tino as he makes his case to hold the world come every 2 years. ah, if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense? race is the story of america. what's working and what's not, lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line, one out there, m. m. mother nature's gift of colorful landscapes. a strong infrastructure governance arising where investments are waiting to flourish, where creativity even supplied by tradition and where beautiful possibilities are offered all be the hero, the world needs right washer. oh oh again, the government of care, gustavo is taking control of a private gold my and saying it have concerns about safety and the environment. the canadian owners, though, say the environmental concerns are a pretext for nationalization. al jazeera has been given unprecedented access to the mine zane bus robbie reports now from kirk sustan's is a cold region. ah, the foothills of the tear and shone melton rage dramatic terrain that stretches across 5 countries. its highest pete is in the central asian nation of kurdistan, where idyllic landscape hides the secret what the country's precedent describes as an environmental disaster. ah, for 30 years, a major industrial operation has scarred the land and been at the center of serious industrial accidents. earlier this year, following decades of public protest, the new government seized operational control of the come tor goldmine from its canadian partner, centera gold cross thunder. beautiful. not comfortable. i just noticed on kenya, this was done only with comb total kyrgyzstan because they damaged our environment . they violated our laws, worked outside the law. all this was proven after we initiated a criminal case. as for the come to mind, it is a very big organization. it's the organization that could decide kyrgyzstan is destiny about hang on for the past $2530.00 is. they worked only with corrupt practices that bob barrack lee of destroyed our environment. make a mega mama like a t n. john. while negotiations are under way about the future of mining operations at the site, new management is trying to lessen environmental impact and improve safety conditions, especially the monitoring of seismic activities. at bunker as soon as temporary, external management was introduced, they brought attention to improving the safety of mountain mining operations. we bought new radar systems install this a white stumps and earlier we didn't have them on dollars. we also bought turn you right as which now in australia and under going tasting and calibration come to where is the biggest industrial operation in the country. the single biggest generator of revenue and the biggest private sector employer. everything here is just bigger than thank you over operation that the comb for gold. my new management is added a gleam of the giant, dumb from having more moving power. these being able to extract more go more quickly. kruger started economy depends on this gold mine, but pulling or from the ground and gold from the or is dirty work with great economic benefit comes inevitable ecological harm. at one of the communities closest to the mind, there is open support for nationalization, but worry for the mountains. in the midst of that, i think come towards the good for our economy. but the same time, there are some damage the environment we are concerned about receiving leisure. there's also talk a 1000000000 to tons of ways. we have some concerns. dig for gold and grow the economy or preserve the natural environment. a question that is likely to keep coming up as long as there is gold in these hills. zane basra b l g 0 at the come to our gold mine an eastern curtis spun time for sport. his and a thank you so much. aiden will faith or president shawnee in francine. i was told allergies there that holding a world cup every 2 years will benefit all countries, the european and south american confederations vote strongly against the idea that a world football house did an online summit with member associations in dough hall to discuss the plan fif, say by annual world count will generate more than $4000000000.00 an additional revenue over a 4 year cycle. i spoke to infancy now after that meeting, he told me the revamped calendar should result in a fair distribution of footballs. well, there is a gap which is which is getting bigger and bigger, no longer club level, what it is already. huge, but also national team levels between or some continents and, and it's our responsibility to work and to make proposals on how we can not close this gap by bringing those were up down on the country. those were up, we need to make them grow even more, but we need to bring those one down up as well. and the proposals that are now on the table i think are going into the direction we have to discuss them. we have to debate them to consult and we'll see where we end. you wait for obviously assuring their research painting a negative outlook for them. will your proposal undermine and d valley full in york? well, i think that the reserve shot has been commissioned to my fees are 2 nielsen and to open economics. demonstrate that there is a huge upside and a great benefit for all, including in particular of course europe. this is important because we need to encourage those who are working well and new wave and europe works well . i mean, i've been there for 16 years, so i know that i need to college them to work even better to do even more, to generate even more revenues. and this proposal is exactly going in there. that actions, i think it is a win win situation, of course, are a few things to fine tune. and the few, how should i say, maybe more in depth, philosophical, big discussions to have as well, at least now we can discuss also based on some facts and figures and bring the discussion to a different level. and you believe it is compatible with player welfare as well. not only is compatible with play of her welfare, whether it is actually positive for player one. i mean, if i don't trust our son langer and the medical team that we have in the phone, in our network, or about that, then we have to stop here immediately. there are people who know the player well for while it's actually them. and one of the keys of the proposal is to reduce the travels for national team players, because that's where most of the injure injuries and fatigues this is happening in and also to guarantee mandatory recipe that at the end of the season. and another important element when it comes to players is that all players are competitors. so when you are competitive, you want to play and you want to play big games to play. big match is big teams, big tournaments. so we offer them as well. somehow this what you know, the head of african football patrice meant set, they insist, his consonance biggest tournament will go ahead as planned. and steph is visiting host country cameroon, and says, the cup of nations is on target to kick off on january the 9th. many clubs with african players at one to the events the postpone due to the global search in corona virus cases. now a record 90 english premier league pies and staff have tested positive for current virus in the last week. the clubs have decided to carry on playing regardless. teams have been advised that if they have 13 fit players plus a goalkeeper, they should fill fill left fixtures. will 16 percent of players in the league remain unvaccinated. i'm predictable. things are going to happen and i stop complaining about everything that happens. one more and then then you'll find excuses. we can finance yours to anything. we know he's going to happen. we know that bad news are going to come probably. so we have to expect them, we have to to try to prevent them. of course we can, we though the protocol that we have, but we have to prevent as well have plan b, c, n, d. the national hockey league will take an early christmas break g to carve at 9 seen this game between the minnesota wild and the dallas stars to take place on monday. and then a couple more games later on this tuesday. at 5 games set, the 1st they have been postponed. total of $49.00 games is now being delayed due to the pandemic. there are renew doubts as to whether the league will release flies to compete in february winter olympics. on the electric thing i think gets that is the case in my opinion, smart decision. i mean, i don't know who would really want to go and, you know, those circumstances, you know, especially, you know, i just put myself in that situation with the family and that's not, is there a chance that you want to run the risk of being stuck over there that alone makes it not doing enticing stuff. kerry was once again in game winning for the golden state warriors carries 30 points help secure a 113 and 98 when over the sacraments or kings or things that were missing place to, to curve it. 19, your current of ours is put more than 70 plans out of action across the lake for off and just being as smart as, as possible. wearing masks as often as you can and, you know, doing all the things that are recommended. so it's tough to be back in this this state but tell for everybody all over the world or is a brighter prospect on the horizon for the worries head coach has been picked to lead the u. s. mens team at the next olympics that will be in paris in 2024. the us have won the gold medal at the last 4 summit. games and next g. 's doc. all right, we'll break new ground for the 1st time in the rallies. 44 year history, spain's miss say marty will lead an old female team into the events. the $4000.00 closer race thoughts in saudi arabia next month. we know that they are being drivers but diverse but never a whole team. and i think this is a good opportunity to give me the ability in one of the biggest platforms, motorsport and they encourage 2 other girls to be mechanics and to be part of the, of these adventure. okay, more sports in a couple of hours time. but that is how we're looking for now. and how many thanks and it will just about to it for this news out. but of course that he's had a soft, holler back in just a little bit more of today's news. i'll see you then. ah . is done with the with healing the debate, 90 percent of the world refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8 now it's not a lock. can get, it cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get back with all these patients. this dream on al jazeera, from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more urgently needed now is system innovation? systems design and system transformation? part one of human rights activists, q, me, 90 and environmentally. when own electric, i lived as you have the fossil fuel arrow my entire life, and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio be and split data on out his era. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, you 0, we're bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you. counties, era ah, the u. s. steps up its commitments in the fight against the over chrome very of pledging more than half a $1000000000.00. the world health organization of other 8 groups. ah. hello again, i'm adrian for the good. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up, the desperate plea for aid, tens of thousands, still without food and water. after the typhoon that hit the philippines, the head of libya's election commission orders polling administrators to stop working.

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