report is a damning indictment of china's treatment of the week population. it found that we goes and other mostly muslim groups held in detention camps have been subjected to torture, including forced medical treatment and sexual and gender based violence. bachelor's report with commission more than 3 years ago and was due to be published last year . it was finally released 30 minutes before her term, as you and human rights chief ended. obviously there, there is pressure fall, chinese government on the un system, but it's the you, the high commission as job to investigate human rights crimes around the world, including china. so we're very glad to see at least report reports out. oh, obviously will wish it was with are released sooner. china has condemned the report . it says its policies in shing jang fight, what it calls terrorism and provide we goes with better economic opportunities. we all know so well that is the so called disingenuous who is completely yeah, isa completely fabricated, lie alt off political motivations and it's proposed definitely is to undermine china's stability and to obstruct the china. sir development in the past. passion aids, faith criticism for not being forthright about the persecution of the week of community. her visit to china re may, was widely condemned as a whitewash with the u. s. state department, calling it a mistake. human rights group say her report is better late than never. this is a blueprint really for a member states, especially those are on the human rights council to adopt a resolution that create an independent international mechanism so that you can start investigating these crimes. and you can start identifying the perpetrators and prosecuting those perpetrators. hello. this is the latest of many reports, detailing human rights abuses against weakest. but this one carries the weight of the un and those campaigning for justice. hope it'll mark a turning point, victoria gate and be al jazeera, a team of viewing inspectors will soon cross the front lines and southern ukraine to arrive at this upper region nuclear plant. their convoy lifts the near by a city of in a hota earlier this morning, despite what the of called significant risks. shilling near the plant has spiked global concerns. the potential nuclear disaster. i am going to consider the possibility of establishing a continued presence of the i. e a at the plant which we believe it's indispensable to the stabilize the situation and to get regular, reliable, impartial, lou troll updates or what the situation is there. so we shall slack we are moving now. thank you for your interest is very important that the world know what's happening here to young palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during rides in the occupied west bank. one of the victims was shot when his released soldiers stormed the ballasa refugee camp. the 2nd victim was killed by israeli police and albury city. rose my men saw the wife of malaysia's jailed former prime minister. now she resolved is in court and about to hear her fight in a corruption trial. the 70 year old is charged with soliciting and receiving one and a half $1000000.00 worth of bribes. the u. s. has authorized its 1st update to cove it 19 vaccines and booster shots. the target the omicron strain, the food and drug administration hopes the modified pfizer by on taken medina jabs will provide a higher protection against more contagious variance and fires and brazil's amazon rainforest surged in august to the highest for the month since 2010. more than 40000 wild fires have been reported. these numbers come as brazilians are preparing to vote, vote in the upcoming presidential elections. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after exiled up next. ah, we had yeah turbo because the water does all i can do water in the line with real nice live blah blah. me ah let me go there. but i will also go to paula bogus. i don't or do i do that? yeah, i sure will. or should i give you a money that i meditated the money much alcohol due to how that was hemoglobin in that how that was other in august 2017. the burmese military to launch a large scale security clearance operation. and that drove out close to 800000 bro hinge or children, woman, elderly people, and babies across the border from nima to neighboring bangladesh. and this was happening in my own country. oh the this is the largest can of genocide survivors and today's world, this is the embodiment of the burmese genocide and its impact. its felt across the border in bangladesh, in the form of the world's largest camp. or the thing that i would say that a lot better for him. i did, i did go for i did look at it and had a mother financial. how to then i had a boy that there isn't a mother military than they do. and i do money. i had sunbridge in the city as vanessa. grammatically. no, i shall rush in in the morning. so i'm on a saturday. well it i didn't want to megan. the minute are tele mother. what i the letter about them . ah and luna to their bob, i live it wednesday night and the only beat off the will. will you queer job the door? the amana will molly? we'd be me all along with hulu, or near my or burma a might. my country is a patchwork or different ethnic communities living across to different regions. the country is about twice the size of england and about 50000000 people. we became nation state as a result of the british empire, dissolving itself towards the end of the 2nd world war $94748.00. about the time india was petition we regain our independence. and before we were just a cluster of feudal kingdoms, number 10, downing street making boma an independent state outside the british commonwealth. or any not any got line it. i'm gonna leave this thing as a note by your kind of name. ha, who do ya? ya, dining that pleading without it at all or muslim rangers and reclaim purchased they started independence or separatist move french monarchy are gone, murder that is actually a doubt on my god that given good to go to one given for jordan ari herrera. bruce irma, that are part of mother article or more of william when the ro hinges started fighting the government. there was no walls for several years. and then at the time when they reach an agreement, and they stopped fighting the raw hinge us where promised that no as citizens, they would be recognized as nature. most brooke bell or the bottom. my other daughter. yeah. were you know, and your daughter, your daughter fell and got a boy or girls at the bottom of our store on his logan do. laura, laura, resume will oriented out of the kids that don't know. they're asking the other, i don't mother on a silent are wrong or something i really was on monica would get it or i get the just i go glides over. all right, do you, what are my bra? yeoman were you? one of their demands was bought. gus, for the language is undeniable. the broadcasting service yellow heads and sucking up program. i didn't like w a la la la la la la. la la la. oh oh sure. oh oh oh. oh, have done my year with that a i live alone. my learning is on monday, so my new day in 1960 to the army to fall, i included in general, new in he was evicted for 26 years. politically and economically, he was a failure there. when had an idea that the berman would be good this, that they would look like him. he wanted people not to look like indians. and he didn't like muslims, he done like christians. so he 1st started by expelling foreignness meaning all the westerners who had been there during the british time, an egg near when ton to the issue of the hinges. this distinct muslim population that were so far officially recognized as an ethnic community. ne, when's deputy general canoe? she was a new window into military intelligence in his book discovered the as early as 966 . the burmese military started to see the ro hinder. as a problem, a british government kick alana grew up diarrhea, deep bravo. and the applegate ave bizarre hook up, bundled discounted recoil. ave collab, you know, my, the, our media bd, those. anela, who burgundy, bro, band, validate back on the will at it. 20, a party. lim, connect the claim. mazda. there were many legal immigrants from bangladesh because there was a wall in the finance going on. they started a military campaign which resulted in over $250000.00 or had jobs escaping to bangladesh. thou was the very 1st a wave of 8 us of rangers that happened in 1978. ah. is quite a young. i still remember some things. there was a shooting by the miss jane henderson, family book shadow, and elijah, and nobody left. this has gotten a dummy operation, ching dragon operations, when he laughed, i was very young and i was born in moscow and my another sibling was put on the other bus musket. my father candy i was crying. my hands legs were very leg fingered. so within the 1978, we've wars, the direct result of centrally organized, forced expulsion, organized by the central government in rangoon. i still remember miss green all the people every days, a really pants of henders jonas and that possibly night without foot man notation, the hydrogen a. ready after by lay trillion payment. when we ascend back to burn, millennial when attend there. i see the only jungles house is columbus jungle. i think there when had no choice, ah, because the international community had proof that these people came from home. he proceeded to essentially copy cat what the nazis did to the jews. in 1938, his legal advisors come up with their citizenship law. the intention was to make sure that ru hinges, no, we're no longer entitled to either a basing rights or citizenship rights. anyone who had not resided in burma as natives by 18. 24. they could not be entitled automatic burmese citizenship then. and again i am on i allowed he did it. and when i went, oh, see, and congo van would he be the man and i would he should i know would it now that is impossible because ah, in the penance came in 1948 and whoever had been living in the country before that many of the people in jamar, not only the royal job during the british period, did not have any papers. so they went natives, but they were forced lee ah, framed as bengali migrant. ah ah, i will know my letter. will you though? no other areas are mazda on the arrow or ye auto head that they are v are they are gone. are they on the on amazon or wooden mizzi? that, that almost. yeah. on the mahoney, god on that damn hotel casara od i said great grandfather. you are not allowed in need of who shall rule too odd by that darzy. i've got a lay of the most of the i'm at the did by the heck the other day i ga i'll no so the on the go to the anti it on the 100 on run a road. i only want to move that are doesn't because you've been on the law was brought in as a weapon of prosecution. the law wasn't pursued as a, as an initiative to establish citizenship. the law was coded to primarily persecute the rangers and to dis enfranchised them as the ethnic community. now mom, when at independence was one of the richest countries in sunset, asia. and by the time they, when i left office, it was one of the poorest nations in the whole one of the biggest mistakes in there . when did we, was that in 1987 may when had made all the big bank notes? 100 char, those big notes illegal. he just declared it all the money was what less. so everybody, suffolk, i'll family become bank cash. that all the money is around $1000000.00 law at alley. the agenda could of any man, any masula village on a road, they devona deacon and it it at the time of 1980 h. i uprising? i was her original strike comedy. generous wickertree. oh, the whole 20, there was a democratic prison. it's either started from or angle. all this cause, including premise goes i hadn't been born mismanaging on as a student who joined in the mail for the movement for dissing her as did find him of as in the whole night in the whole day shouting democracy, democracy, democracy, all the races, all the religious went to get us all the students went to get us. there's not any conflict in between any others in action, etc. edema, who eugene peterson and are told amy warren, she did calling you with an appeal id card. jeremiah virginia wing up a to need money timothy. do when you d l m a d b i you were jo g. so moni barnett bob driebe, your mom a kidney minute brought the invalid yarborough, martha now lucinda says add your mom. note the name of o phone said he had been some popularity before began to know about her. and she formed national league for democracy, known india together with other mid mil mandate, as well as i also sent you the leg also or johns a at the military, the a w. together. i've, you know, little general time, you might nunez we're planning amazing in the pool. the be mostly nekisha, either when the abdougla and 98 september a d. the allowed as to from id and the promise that they will hello play and say less yet. and then the ball i do the with yellow body wall. so i believe the problem is that the, as my morning when don't mistake the ra hinges were already a marked population for prosecution. when they decided to participate in democracy uprising when they decided to support our son, sushi and national lead for democracy in the eyes of the burmese army, they became doubly guilty before they was guilty for simply existing. now they were expressing their political support for our son, sushi, and in all the party and n l d and our son sued. she were seen as the greatest threat to the military. they began to institute measures to essentially make live for ro hinder in their own areas. utterly impossible. in junior dominator all nasa casa web review. la saca was essentially the burmese equivalent of ss nassau cow, was the executioner, and out of my me over got it in it. and i got you mind i got you and you got my listen and you know that the, the mom i went to it evidently, i'm going to do it. can they? well, at it anyway, barbara, as i remember when you do my need in you mom we did so you know, o d u r t i the k u of it. now media, bill donnelly, k, i miss you go mussolini radio. all kinds of like you're restrictive measures, were put in place, severe restriction on physical movement. nasa got started to extol money every little blotter. louie, whoa. how late or the new yellow? the new and he will not body. there's a will set you to call ronnie david, i don't know how to let you know hello for him. well, what a lot of them are you going to look yet the day the what was it all so happy to. there's my day and he called in on a little money and i only know not 1001 and my mom was want to fund no, no, no data hold on. one of the population was extracted for labor to build the mill, the military cool comment of fresh see nick on this and in their call, k b t arrow through korea pope your daddy machine and newman, hollow obama law on both of us on how to show how to maneuver minute we can use words, the guy in charge of institutionalizing killings and destructions of the ro hinder to the point that ranger community will be wiped out. can you or should be prosecuted for not simply crimes against humanity. for genocide who we attend to who and who are deli. i was taken to military outposts and our severely beaten are not playing in force. they were saved. and following days, i decided to leave my country, burma in 199 to one and 92. the burmese military operations in northern reclined state trigger, another accident. and this time, according to the military intelligence statistics. about $270000.00 rangers flipped the country within 2007, they economic situation was so mad that the monks decided to come out and to protest. and everybody was very happy because they felt. now there was somebody i would take care of the people i don't make it is our goal. i know they got google. yeah. they got convict jedi and little, you know, contact jazz or any ahmad it dramas. urgent need to contact somebody amongst throughout the history had been seen as a force for good rising up against the british colonial rule or against the japanese fascists occupation or the burmese armies of repression against them. the majority buddhist population, monks were always on the right side of history. they were always supporting the people. i mean, as i don't remember, the tongue are you. i pick him out was i to was our guy at it. i don't get it. julia chung and i was the machine and thou was when the military realize that the monks they had to be controlled to the army, send truck blow solve military commanders, $200.00. so buddhist monasteries. 100 so monks, flint, the country and thousands of monks wins. g everybody was shot. it did not think that the leadership was tracked down the months and that's where the crisis of confidence came for the military. so the military decided that they needed to change about when did your so we the at that will be re dot edu. but am i was, oh, i see. i see we will de kennedy mr. legal and you, you asked me calmly. anybody camaro up military garb, i'm in military governments or or go gotten, ang, agony, my j food, civil government, she, our civilian government, p l, a low body up was this same body was in body. would it? they be nic. what am you multiplied? there is no channel that coverage world used like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen access to health care. but we want to know how do these things affect people? we revisit places state even when they're no international headline. al jazeera really invests in that, and that's a privilege. as a journalist with with julie is going to the polls in a historic attempt to change its constitution. 50000000 people are eligible to choose between a welfare state and strength and rides, or to keep a constitution adopted under the dictatorship of augusta. finishing julie referendum on al jazeera. ah. until mccrae and doha, the top stories on al jazeera sch, the u in human rights chief, has released a damning report into china's alleged human rights violations against the weak population. rachelle bi, shall, i says, beijing's arbitrary and discriminatory detention if we just may constitute crimes against humanity. it was 13 minutes before the end of her term, the end of the month that the report was finally released. and i can tell you human rights groups pretty angry about that. pretty angry about the way this was done. but they also tell me that is probably indicative of the pressure behind the scenes that was coming from china. we have a statement from human rights watch of the i commission is damning findings. explain why the chinese government fought tooth and nail to prevent the publication of this report. a tame of un inspectors will soon cross the front lines and southern ukraine to arrive at the separation nuclear plant. their convoy left the nearby a city of in a hota earlier this morning, despite want of cold, significant risks. shelling near the plant has sparked global concerns. i am going to consider the possibility of establishing a continued presence or of the i. e. a at the plant, which we believe it's indispensable to the stabilized integration and to get regular, reliable, impartial, neutral updates or what the situation is there. so we shall slack we are moving now . thank you for your interest is very important that the world know what's happening here to young palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during grades in the occupied west bank. one of the victims was shot when israeli soldiers storms the balance of refugee camp. the 2nd victim was killed by israeli police and albury city ross. my men saw the wife of malaysia's jailed former prime minister. now she bra. zach is in court and about to hear her fight and a corruption trial. the 70 year old is charged with receiving one and a half $1000000.00 worth of bribes. the u. s. has authorized its 1st update to covered 19 vaccines and booster shots. the target the on the chrome strain. the food and drug administration hopes the modified funds of bio taken medina jabs will provide a higher protection against more contagious variance. both are the headlines. the news continues after exiled up next ah, the constitution of 2008, drafted by the military to legalize and perpetuate is stay in power stipulates that the military is above the law. the miniature jose as ministry of defense. elizabeth as well governed by the generous, the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself. and if you want to change the constitution to remove the military venue, needed more than sam 75 percent of the goals. you cannot get more than 75 percent of the roads because the military has been 5000 feet. and there it is. is the big, big use, but still formidable. the ma crazy. it oma in 2010. the military. ah, how elections. but nobody believed that the military was really going to change. so they went ahead and held the elections. and you know, surely they won the lens slide and they were in power. and then 10 days later on, santucci was relieved. they were allowed her to run in the bi election so that why was her home from her prisoner? she is now wonderful from years we hope that the beginning all that you hear that will be full emphasis on the rule of the people, the everyday politics of the country. the military was completely shocked that the n o, the party remain extremely popular. as the country started to change within the military, there were some who had thought it was going to fast. so they manufacture the ro hinge a crisis. it started with the story of a buddhist woman, being raped and killed by and growing young was the pictures of the murder victim, spread it by an inflammation ministry. when 5, what has not been proven is that this woman was raped after the women read until them so called buddha's stopped the bus and dug and wisdom passengers and killed them and retaliation they thought to learn to all the while didn't know about. it was silent, processed to destroy people, you had knocking the rights you, you apprised, arresting, killing, also, raping tortures, but no burning of homes for after a june morning started. the record, villagers were organized by whom is a more difficult question. letters were received by the village administrators prior to the violence. they were told that all reclaimed villages needed to supply manpower to the operation. both came to pick them up on the morning of the 8th, and 9th and june. we think thousands of people probably, we talked to, some of the people who were both found. they said they were given free food when they arrive and they were told where to go. some were told to go and burned down range of villages and others were told to block escape route. and if the color vale would marvel doubt to the most part of it long military who live forgot either old or would you know they were on that day on my oh boy, out of the of it that i don't that i could always do the whole not oh, no, it is. i other than the hulu. you know, to the mother don, i'm going to let him do it. when he was in the upper develop a little book that morning last with the little waterfall, you know, don't know what, why they manage that. will you? my dad will. most of them are mazda mom on, if you will let mom and dad had them. i wouldn't, i just went into alia. the other thing we don't do, don't know any other, mom was lieutenant louis by that. and a bunch of warriors, don, on the how bye. yeah, bye. la my mama, my mother, he muttered again, you did of the motto i didn't want to know. got in yoyo didn't what order they're there my whole wash. ashed also genoa shaw us. i will lay down late and what i thought over there at em. you didn't want to do it when you're ready. ready? really read through my mind. i did it and i am the other from what would be solid. you will learn more thought and through my my little thinking we to be that one another more than one on monday will along with on the old on oh, poor dear god yell the wrong are only there. i got to go the mongolia there. i don't mind them my when i look good in the you do actually that i heard it. what am i glad? i'm glad i knew i had, but i mean by the normal hoarder louder. more manually. one new thought up is in a while i look. i don't good all injured. once the villages were burned down, were funneled into what is now the comp complex, where 82240000 bro hinder are basically in prison. they are, concentration comes to pension firms. it's not into communal violence. this is the burmese stays organizing and watching over to destruction of ro hinge of villages. and the, rounding up of hundreds of thousands are a hinge into camps. it was instigated by the government control press where they had front page news about the danger of muslims and the rape and murder of buddhists by muslims. and this was to create a kind of a juicy upon the reclined buddhist, to protect themselves against this press address, which is invented and propagated by the burmese steaks. we many, all the cal learning any a good in the fair range. you did a table where they you, they have, are you here? ah, well, i mean, i mean my time out in any way i healy, he then you gotta do 40 the way, do valued it. and he got a real. i've always healthy. well, you got you, they may for yeah, the reason i ha them wanting i buena window will shadow a little lonely. you been not emotionally got a mono. would it? monday i'm about it might have been yeah. on the book doesn't i'm will when it then i told i know who i fully. i met a genie mood county. didn't me bad. thank you. bye. hey. well, although the glamour pull university in the other for language liberal angry, we like to look a lot of it will be uni watermark more the bottom model removed. i don't go on monday. the rather you little more out of vision. what it oh wow. in 2015 november the burmese military held another round of general elections. and the onset sutures nationally for democracy are one in a landslide. and just that, you know, the, the whole country would shoot for rick. and believe it d, he won nearly 80 percent. so the people supposed to, as well as an sustain threw up but we must tolerate so far, the army wanting to wither with them. i am willing, you often willing the 1000 i general election a tuesday. you go women, and then the any. mostly can the deeps, bama only a lot. you say to him, i want it. yeah, i only oh, look, let me do that one machine. mm. good. now, me tube, it'll 2 pm loop bailey's little. we'll send you a met and eliana you ladies me. so now you had called wilma amused, i assume you owe the money upon dea gala and then down them was seen you and my u. e kind as a so i don't see any c a, it's only recently that the government started using bengali to identify or injure people. young people for known to the world as roy a, there was a self to be goal. right? yeah, that's why we have to call them right. ah, but actually it's not, well, it's a wrong, ah, i want to use the word when gaudy. they are not from bangladesh or from gamma. until i did comma, now to their booty got big enough to beat them on. and with regard to citizenship, a strategy which specific timeline has been developed to move for what the national verification process about it had to do. they can let them. ok. so that was indeed one shot. how about that? it was out of my study of good as it had a hot dog. i would have a lumber window. i would really this by said it was on my yeah. in some were slim communities. the leaders have decided that they are not to join in the verification process. what i'm busy the music on the dilaudid this yanna 500 by notice of the don't particle. read the length for ellie. we would appreciate it if all fans could persuade them to join in the process because they have nothing to lose by the national verification card is a card which allows you to say that you have now become part of the national verification process. what is the process? there is no such process, but this is just a process which needs cooperation from all communities. the national verification card is a way of pressuring their hinder to legally identify themselves as foreigners, so that they legally won't be under the jurisdiction of the burmese government music article. this is handling a jada call like this idea where there's gotta be a kind of how does not i can get it done on my own shot. his big shot. i don't know . you have agreed to that to didn't was really, really happy with in the lot of money going out and i bet on all of you have and i will, i will go on, but i will, i will and their refusal to sign this lead the military to decide that either you got to get out or we're going to kill you or if you don't. so yeah, well and then yeah. like value to a play of john, i will do a lot of what do i know? what do i know? i know what a month in russian weather really are near you so much on nice. got it. got a lever bomb is military. ok. even of us as true that patrick is never to attack the arm groups. they were attacked the population and that's what happened with the range with the engine. well, that would be the minor sheet that i'm getting. what i'm going to like being in what i'm going in the door on may not order that didn't allow me to her. him, look at it. i know it didn't know what to do with godaddy who i do. there has to the me, i've been lucky enough mother. her dad has i you want them or do they roy jashka then will i be 010. well there would be the mom as shit, but i'm getting what i'm going to like it. i don't know if you ever did a movie. a cool. ha. that kind of been in it, but then lou mo mind, is there any current tonia? no, jeanette there any? think only that she did. oh gender. any the good that guy? let me open it. no guess we medina, so we know got his ged mo, data. yeah. but oh no. tell me. but in the community, oh, who is in 2017 military is bad and reinforcing all the troops and there were combat troops. there were not henri garrison or the one we shall be brought in, the gunship, helicopters from which they were fiery weapons and artillery. so rocket launchers, we have reports from time, but they were told officially by the military, but they needed to leave in the few days before the 25th of august. this was in preparation for the genocidal attacks that happened later on in august, aust. yeah, several months old, seemingly quite and peace. on the 25th of august, 30 produced outposts as well as the regimental headquarters in don don zach village . i jacked by armed boots. the secured you forces have been instructed to take measures to avoid collateral damage, and the hardening of innocent 7 civilians. we have never been suff on human rights in this country. oh, to not to let us get into the study congress diaz. i thought i would, but dean t, i store by that i submitted it throughout the integral lazy. i don't believe oh by jim, i gotta get the what i want to move out of the home and allow my dad to bring it to me. i what i wins when i see that going on at the false one in the known on don't on delhi pursuing the idea of what i, when i heard of them. but i didn't a part of this house in that i guess who does that. another one that i had a new or you know, i knew my little boy in my, in my student id when to find one me. 2 i don't want to be lonely of any ah but i'm not about it wasn't a good it doesn't cause on how long. how long have somebody might have a one? a somewhat busy, but i'm not a whole lot of got the money. why not? i don't know. got has it? well i guess what got a lot of lien and all the results and a lot of thought you might want to lead a lot of my back give me a ring. ready i talked to when you actually did, i went in to liz, i read or not. yeah, 0 this ideal a lot. you all have a mother a lawyer. but anyhow, i our labor management a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a who, a, and a rabbi, as a mailer, i guess i had done the good one. i don't know that there was a bio grandma who monica left. water, you know, loud, talking about for a lot of business. i already had it. my mom is the law who are were killed by the military during that time. me as being on the head of the military. he called it unfinished business. the business being the destruction of the injure. me job. what are you doing? you know, how do you live? one of you what? yeah, be going. yeah. let me me fall. rob, you can reach me at her bank in the how do you want to know who might, even though i did my mom went to get a different i gave i'm. is that the color or whatever but i think most of them are not. i don't know, i mean by anything wrong barnett, this is valerie wine. why hydra has got to hang on it on the day that i show that i'm already there. lynch, l y n d y a y, hydra has a vanity blue hang out on the day that i'm showing on that i had that on monday, the day the it said half of the day for your weather update across the middle east and africa. great to see you and no real change across the weather in the middle east. we've got some showers moving up the he jazz mountain, some of that activity. nice fill into mecca. so the chance of a shower or thunderstorm there. right. so i've kind of found and pakistan it remains dry and maybe the odd shower around as long about up against the foothills of the himalayas. first, let's talk precipitation around turkey and the levant. still some showers for it's stumble. got to talk about that heat. so let's take the precipitation off, put the colors on dark, the red, the hard, the temperature, amman still in the upper thirty's. that's remember, we're into september now. so you should be about 31. but there are some signs that the heat is starting to break toward the tail end of the weekend. you know, we have seen some flooding across the northern areas of the democratic republic of congo. but look at these solid bands of rain around western in central areas certainly could see some flooding there. as we dipped toward the south, big drop in those temperatures for cape town, the wind still a factor across the northern cape province. and nemo, for quite zulu natal durban scott high 20 degrees and still a big cool image. put so after those wind shift from north or these to cooler southern piece c a later ah. in columbia, transforming open ways to building block we use is still for a same there waste. last of the war we can finish day. i was in charge because you know the america and you just can use any single pole critical farms and living buildings. anything you do on land, on the ground. it doesn't make sense to do that apply on a building. and we might have not just decorative that can we make it biologically productive. first rise describe its cutting edge solution for sustainable cities. on al jazeera, this november, the world is coming to cat on the clock is ticking as the main event gets closer. with every step of the way. so i'm going to go through that with a new show each month. things can expect some strong support here in tulsa, bringing the latest news teams and fans in different regions across the globe as they look to make them up on the 2020 them to the well come, come back with everyone else. oh no, josie. new belief keeping up the airway. lot of chinese listen actually was kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting paleface, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how did happen? 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