it is three years now since cape — change. it is three years now since cape town _ change. it is three years now since cape town came - since cape town came terrifyingly close to running out of water completely. we were here to report on one of the world's big modern city —— first big modern city to face that. back then, devastating drought tender city's reservoirs into dust bowls. good news is that it shocked the authorities in the public into taking drastic action to/ their water usage. into taking drastic action to/ theirwater usage. —— into taking drastic action to/ their water usage. —— two slash their water usage. —— two slash their water usage. the their water usage. -- two slash their water usage.— their water usage. the city did uuite their water usage. the city did quite well _ their water usage. the city did quite well in — their water usage. the city did quite well in preaching - their water usage. the city did quite well in preaching the - quite well in preaching the message of saving water and we halved our water use. but message of saving

man-made climate change blamed for scenes in the eastern cape. wild animals are coming to farms in search of food. it has been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone dry pastureland and wonder if the game is up. >> sometimes i don't want to think about the future. if you see are animals now, i am not thinking about tomorrow. -- our animals now, i am not thinking about tomorrow. i just struggling and seeing how i will survive today. >> in the towns and cities here, the rain is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where taps have been drive for a month. there is more to this than drought. >> it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families. but the truth is that this is about a failure of manning, of maintaining the infrastructure here -- planning, of maintaining the ever secure here. it is about a lack of investment. across the region, some 40% of water reserves are being lost to leaking pipes. that is down t

man-made climate change blamed for scenes in the eastern cape. wild animals are coming to farms in srch of food. it has been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone dry pastureland and wonder if the game is up. >> sometimes i don't want to think about the future. if you see are animals now, i am not thinking about tomorrow. -- our animals now, i am not thinking about tomorrow. i just struggling and seeing how i will survive today. >> in the towns and cities here, the rain is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where taps have been drive for a month. there is more to this than drought. >> it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families. but the truth is that this is about a failure of manning, of maintaining the infrastructure here -- planning, of maintaining the ever secure here. it is about a lack of investment. across the region, some 40% of water reserves are being lost to leaking pipes. that is down to

but cape town's successes are the exception here in south africa. not far from the city, the worst drought in more than a century is in full fury. man—made climate change blamed for these scenes in the eastern cape. in desperation, wild animals are coming to farms in search of food. but it's been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone—dry pasture land and wonder if the game is up. sometimes i don't want to think about the future. if you see our animals now, i'm not thinking about tomorrow. i'm just struggling to see, how can i survive today? and in the towns and even cities here, the mood is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where the taps have been dry for months. but there is more to this than drought. it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families, but the truth is that this is about a failure of planning, of maintaining the infrastructure here. it's about a lack of investment. across this region, s

but cape town's successes are the exception here in south africa. not far from the city, the worst drought in more sthan a century is in full fury. man—made climate change blamed for these scenes in the eastern cape. in desperation, wild animals are coming to farms in search of food. but it's been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone—dry pasture land and wonder if the game is up. sometimes i don't want to think about the future. if you see our animals now, i'm not thinking about tomorrow. i'm just struggling to see, how can i survive today? and in the towns and even cities here, the mood is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where the taps have been dry for months. but there is more to this than drought. it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families, but the truth is that this is about a failure of planning, of maintaining the infrastructure here. it's about a lack of investment. across this region,

the monitor is not the only shipwreck off of cape hatteras. we had battleships associated with air marshal billy mitchell. these battleships tell the story of america's introduction is a world naval power and ushered in a transition to carrier warfare. after their lifespan they were actually decommissioned and used to target vessels where general mitchell use this new invention to drop tom's on these battleships to prove a small mosquito could indeed think some of the most powerful weapons of any nation. it was a huge transition going from these battleships to carrier warfare. also in these racks that help to story -- tell the story on the world stage just as we did to help our allied forces in the most prominent collection today is from world war ii battle of the atlantic or the shipwrecks restore the most economic part of the world. what we have is unable -- naval battlefield for world war i and world war ii that belonged to america. it's where we suffered similar greatest defeats and enjoyed some of our greatest victories. december 71941 th

same is true further says is it be shows you some rain coming to the eastern cape of south africa running right up towards mozambique and zimbabwe west to that. admittedly, it's looking quite dry, fairly warm, not as hot as it was. so the rains haven't yet developed, but this is probably significant. that's one to watch that could be pretty heavy. rain. ah. in the light of the open sea hides a dark secret. men forced to work without pay inflate for years. but a glimmer of hope remain for the forgotten fisherman. as a group of activists delve deep into the legal system industry, demanding justice and freedom. go sleet. a witness documentary on al jazeera. because one of the fastest growing nations in the well on the culture needed to oakland and developed whole international shipping to become a middle east and hope trade and learning skillfully myself re key as of 2 both filling up roman, connecting the world, connecting the future while the cato coco's gateway to whoa trade, hulu. ah, ah, hello again, i missed you today, and i hope that to remind you about top stories here. the salad, th

why many in south africa's poor city of cape town. so that being pushed out of areas to house, the rich ah, ah, look forward to brighter sky's the with sponsored by cuts on a ways. right. when to proper has tucked in now was snow falling in the northeast of china having come out of mongolia, the cold wind, an arctic wind really going across the still open waters, but it's a huge number of snow showers in the western slopes of han shared ha carter possibly enough for warnings of avalanches in a couple of days time. even if not that we've already got gail warnings on the coast is a strong wind, but it's left behind. a vast amount of sunshine attempt is on the low side, will creep up a little bit in the next day or so. it's a dry pictures throughout china now. it's not us human as it was in hong kong, but it's still $24.00 warm degrees. that ne, one, so now settin will tend to give you rain. nissan. sal is on as it is in vietnam and cambodia. it's not going to the same in bangkok. finally, nolan and central thailand is dry, as is most of

black people living in south africa's port city of cape town say they're being pushed out of areas to house, rich and in sort were used to big jumpers in the and b a but not quite life. ah ah well winter weather is becoming more and more obvious through europe in the form of snow, mainly which has been falling around this low in spain. as you know, much of spain is quite high above sea level 1500 meters or more. so up in the mountains in canterbury, in the north, you tend to get the 1st the snow and this is it. and the up to about 15 centimeters of warning at day for another 20 in the same sort of area. and you can see why madrid stood at 7 degrees and near the coast, of course is still much warmer. it's like to be raining fairly heavily and at most northeast and coast of spain. and eventually those are the pyrenees in southwest and france as well. significant rain that could cause some flooding. at the same time it was briefly windy and the creation coast balsamic get to wednesday that is gone and italy looks quite happy with itself. now for the north we have got another ingest of co

but cape town's successes are the exception here in south africa. not far from the city, the worst drought in more than a century is in full fury. man—made climate change blamed for these scenes in the eastern cape. in desperation, wild animals are coming to farms in search of food. but it's been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone dry pasture land and wonder if the game is up. sometimes i don't want to think about the future. if you see our animals now, i'm not thinking about tomorrow. i'm just struggling to see how can i survive today? and in the towns and even cities here, the mood is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where the taps have been dry for months. but there is more to this than drought. it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families, but the truth is that this is about a failure of planning, of maintaining the infrastructure here. it's about a lack of investment. across this region, some

set in the cape flats spoken in a cape town dialect, and that is what makes the film so special. have a look. let's see, which is going to prod, black. a. leave me to be grateful. is very important. a family. so fathers and mothers are sisters and brothers. those are all gifts and we wouldn't even even owns what i was. so, and if a lot of countries in de leon and we forget what we have been given is really a bully. the belief that you and i have that. so for me, how many of you have tasted that? ah, what is your research? ah, ah. hello amy ha from hello vanessa. nice to see you. i read all of these amazing people to introduce themselves to you in the context of the film who they are, what they do. i mean, you start the, i'm image after and i am the co writes with if i'm and the director of but i yeah, that's my role on the so i had i'm if i'm gordon and i'm the go to go directly with amy and producer of the whole, oh, south africans are going to be yelling at the screen any moment now i live in act introduce yourself. i'm renee bray here and i paid the role of the movie barter cu

for media miller, i'll jazeera caped on some not for sports this fall fall he thank you very much. the former girlfriend of diego mardina has alleged that he raped her when she was a teenager cuban marvis alvarez. now 37 had a relationship with the late argentina football style 2 decades ago. she says the assault took place in havana when she was 16 and he was around 40. the argentine ministry of justice is investigating her allegations of trafficking against the former entourage of my rodonna who died last year over i says her family only allowed a relationship to happen because of married on it's friendship with the late cuban president, fidel castro. no representatives for marijuana or the cuban government have responded. as i said, on the menial settle num, hannah, you go from being a girl to being a woman all at once. so only my innocence was stolen from me. it's hard to be in argentina, his country to see that he is everywhere. he's an idol. and at the same time everything i remember about him as a person feels ugly. i plan to pursue this case to help old women all victims of

and was apart, black people living in south africa is cape town. see they are being pushed out of areas to house, to ridge ah route the ne monsoon setting now, which means they will be rein in viet nam to can the east coast. so it will go through cambodia to southern time that has been particularly wet a recently. same is true in northern sumatra, particularly band ha, where it's been flooding recently. bit further south. it looks rather dry than java's, i think had it's phil if heavy rain recently seems true. western bonnie of a can't say it's all finished just yet. this also sees me correct. now we've seen the cold go into the northeast of china minus 7, hub in that codec goes across the open water. so snow quite significant, started back on the western slopes of honshu and her card in the sunshine elsewhere attempted to be below normal in beijing added. so for example, in india, it's not a big surprise to find flooding in bigler. this time, the years, the ne monsoon, every now to can you do get that chain. i was hit a lot worse a couple of weeks

so, you know, sort of back pay jump in the south african city of cape town. real estate developers are being accused of putting the needs of the rich before the poll. people are being evicted from shelters to make way for new buildings. and the situation is drawing comparisons with the apartheid era. as for me to mila, explains. living on the sidewalk and shelters built of scrap metal. and plastic sheeting, this group of homeless people in cape town have been here for 2 years now. in 2019 they occupied a vacant old people's home on the site days later. city authorities evicted them and demolished the building. where in this up, up now together was ever reported, but he doubt so now when the out you are sucking out, they are showing that they want to keep this city wide. they don't want anyone to here except right between his in his city, while the eviction has been taken to court, the lives of people here remain in limbo. this lands been sold to a developer and barbara is hoping the courts will intervene. there is definitely a prioritization of capital in our

it's often to the outskirts of cape town to areas like this one where there are a few of facilities. and it's further away from the city where there are work opportunities. people at the re settlement camp say where they live is pushing them further into poverty. in a city already plagued by deep economic disparities. for media miller, i'll jazeera cape dom november his black conscience month in brazil, which was the last country in the americas to polish slavery. in 1988 constitution made promises to amend the wrongs of the past. but black brazilians are still battling for equal rights as monica. yet to hear reports from munger cheaper. this meeting takes place every november in the settlement of slave descendants. it's a moment to relieve stories of brazil's dark and silent path. as you can make me say slavery's over soon, but we still feel its consequences undergo a lot of pressure to leave the lens which are rightfully ours. 62 families live in the sky. long women got sheba, 130 kilometers from the city of rio de janeiro. it's one of the $5000.00 communities scattered around braz

p-town, located at the physical lands end of cape cod, has come to embody the pilgrims' initial intent, however. and the monument commemorating their landfall in the new world, standing 252 feet tall, is an omnipresent beacon informing all who set eyes upon it that this is a community where personal liberties, self-expression, and above all, acceptance aren't just cultivated. they're celebrated. the pilgrim house, as it's aptly named, while it doesn't actually date back to the pilgrims, it does have a very storied and rich history. i mean, it's an institution here, the pilgrim house. thank you. yeah. institution's a good word for it. narrator: ken horgan holds the distinction of being the current proprietor of providence town's oldest inn, first opened in 1810. in 1857, i think henry david thoreau stayed here and famously wrote what i call our, you know, first bad yelp review. he actually, in-- in his journals, mentioned us by name. and then the pilgrim house, at one point, became the vixen. it was dedicated to woman. it was known as a lesbian bar. it was a nightclub. and that motivate

ayesha who is about to introduce a new love interest to her sons, said in the cate flats spoken in a cape town dialect. and that is what makes the film so special. have a look a a leave me to be grateful is very important. families, our fathers and mothers are sisters and brothers. those are all gifts in deven owns a lot of countries in de leon. and we forget what we have been given is really a bully. the belief that you and i have a how many of you have tasted that? ah, what is your name? ah, ah, ah. hello amy ha from hello vanessa. nice to see you. i read all of these amazing people to introduce themselves to you in the context of the film who they are, what they do. i mean, you start the, i'm image after and i only be co writes with prime and the direct but um yeah, that's my role on the so i had i am if i'm gordon and i'm the go to go to with amy and produce overhaul. oh, south africans are going to be yelling at the screen any moment now. hello, vinegar? introduce yourself. i'm renee debra here and i paid the mother role in the movie barrett cut. and i'm also mother to every but you

we have got a few years back in cape town.— years back in cape town. explain what ou years back in cape town. explain what you mean _ years back in cape town. explain what you mean by _ years back in cape town. explain what you mean by that? - years back in cape town. explain what you mean by that? when i years back in cape town. explain . what you mean by that? when there years back in cape town. explain - what you mean by that? when there is no water at all — what you mean by that? when there is no water at all in _ what you mean by that? when there is no water at all in a _ what you mean by that? when there is no water at all in a particular— no water at all in a particular area, people cannot access water. there is no waterfor any area, people cannot access water. there is no water for any business, for anything. that drought was a wake—up call to south africa, to say that it wake—up call to south africa, to say thatitis wake—up call to south africa, to say that it is important for us to accelerate measures to ensure that we don't direct

but cape town's successes are the exception here in south africa. not far from the city, the worst drought in more than a century is in full fury. man—made climate change blamed for these scenes in the eastern cape. in desperation, wild animals are coming to farms in search of food. but it's been seven years with almost no rainfall. farmers here now trudge across their bone—dry pasture land and wonder if the game is up. sometimes i don't want i to think about the future. if you see our animals now, - i'm not thinking about tomorrow. i'm just struggling to see how can i survive today. _ and in the towns and even cities here, the mood is not much cheerier. frantic scenes when a charity brings a water truck to a settlement where the taps have been dry for months. but there is more to this than drought. it is easy and very tempting to blame the drought for the desperate conditions facing these families, but the truth is that this is about a failure of planning, of maintaining the infrastructure here. it's about a lack of investment. across this regi

um, from cape town in south africa. so let's cross live now to charlotte davinsky comparison. talk more about the european reaction to all of this morning at charlotte. as we heard there, the south african president has been quick to say, look, there's no scientific basis for these travel bands, but exact, that's exactly what europe has decided to do in it's acted very quickly. is there a sense at all that there's been an overreaction here or in europe or people happy with the you, you and other countries to in europe and their stance on this well, for the moment it seems that there is panic spreading at since the emergence of that new variant, this, omnicom, and many people now just fearing that their entire travel plans as we head into the holiday season, that just going to be up in the air. so there are many people in the same situation . furious feeling as if there is a lack of information from their governments at the same time. there are others who think, you know what, it's probably best to cancel flights right now until we know more about the situation as it develops.

the pilgrims had hardly explored the shores of cape cod for four days before they robbed the graves of my ancestors and stolen their corn and beans. wamsutta went on to i am number rate broken promises and ended by saying, you, the white man are celebrating an anniversary. we will help you celebrate in the concept of a beginning. it was are the beginning of a new life for the pilgrims. now 350 years later, it is a beginning of a new determination for the original americans, the american indian. now, frank james was not the first native new englander to remind the public of the long history and continued presence of the native population of the region. in 1838, not too far from the boston public library where this event was originally scheduled for. the methodist preacher he reversed the pilgrimage story to turn them into heroes and english into villains, but wamsutta address on poles hill was significant, it was the first of an annual event called the day of mourning which has evolved over the years in its demands and tax particulars, but which edits harm and remains assertion of the i

on december 30 of 1862, it encounters a storm off cape hatteras. on december 31st, the next night, modern battles stay afloat, and that evening the monitor goes down for the last time with the loss of 16 officers and crew. now, the vessel was discovered initially in 1974 and the announcement was made between duke university and the u.s. navy that discovered it. in 1965, it became the first monitor sanctuary. maybe you remember in the early 2000s that we recovered major portions of the vessel including that rotating gun turret, the first in the history of the world, this gigantic naval innovation which is now undergoing conservation with our partner at newport news, virginia. but what that will loud it to do was now to look further afield of the monitor shipwreck. here it is just last year what it looked like on the sea floor, but after all this work we've done on monitor, the archeology, the conservation, the artifact recoveries, the exhibits for the public, it allows us to look at the other shipwrecks surrounding the monitor at north carolina, and

but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina. and we're 240 feet of water with a labrador and a gulf stream currents collide so it is a very challenging environment, we have one of the most important and significant ship wrecks in the world that we are interpreting. so we're proud to tell the story of the uss monitor. it is a strange basically cheese box on a raft that was union ironclad that was the first of its kind it is a prototype and designed forestuary harbor warfare to fight the south during the civil war. you could see it is a strange looking vessel. but this is the days of cannonballs and cannon fire that was purposely very low to the water and not giving much for the enemy to hit so you just had a little ford, which is that little strange square box by the bow that you see there to the right side. and then that rotating gun is the first working rotating gun in the history of the world and it is the first time this is been employed and it is great great grandfather of every gun on warships today. and here is in the wate

that it is a bigger movement going on beyond the small fraction of drought that we are facing here in cape town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but even that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white people stuff. this is for people that have money and rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't really say, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth inheriting to the futu. you are defaulng on that contract, and we're he to collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated

look at that. >> tackling a few more guys over the next few years. >> he is going to need a longer cape. >> yes. >> just saying. >> i can not stop thinking about that kiss, the almost kiss. >> you win some, you lose some. >> brutal. >> thank you, vern. >>> tonight, a wayward seal pup is enjoying all of the comforts of home. plus a little something extra after -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >>> northern seals spend their lives out to sea. >> most. one little guy found roaming the streets of san rafael. he is cute. his name is ivy because they found him on a patch of ivy. he was found on saturday. they say he almost made it out on h

. >> our correspondent is in south africa and sent this reaction from cape town. >> the past few weeks feels too good to be true with low infection rates, life slowly getting her to normal. for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, tourists from around the world filled the city once again. now the new variant was discovered and rings back a deja vu to what has happened about one year ago. south african scientists discovered the beta variant. while detection here does not mean it originated there, the same case for the current variant, it has devastating impacts on the economy of the country. there were lots of travel restrictions imposed on south africans who were not allowed to travel to many countries abroad. this also reduced the number of tourist arrivals here in south africa. a scenario we are likely to see again at a time when summer, the major tourist season has just started and would have brought much-needed boost to the tourism industry. the pandemic has made a poverty crisis in south africa worse and no end in sight. >> let us bring in the head of the division o

will go directly to our dw correspondent in cape town. how concerned are scientists about this new variant? >> local scienst here today held a press briefing and they say they are very concerned mainly because of an unusual constellation of mutations in this new variant. the new variant was discovered -- has more than 30 mutations. if you discover -- if you compare to the beta variant, discovered in south africa a year ago. that only has three mutations. this is a reason for concern because that could possibly mean the virus uld spread easier to people. it could evade the immune response. the big question is are the current vaccines protecting against the new variant? so far, only 22 cases recorded. more testing will happen. we will have more details. scientists indicated they are optimistic the current vaccines that are available at this point are also helping with this new mutation when it comes to protecting against severe disease. >> south africa is battling an increase in infections. is there any relation to this new variant? >> very

for me de la al jazeera cape don. ah, hello, are you watching out 0 and these are the top stories is our prime minister says he'll travel to the front line on tuesday to leave the military against the rebel forces. the long war with the t l. f has intensified in recent months as the group advances towards the capital. if you up in journalist samuel get it to fall, this update from others of all. this comes us. been jeffrey feltman. the u. s. invoice is was in december by last night trying to end this conflict outbreak on union employee. mister o butter angel is still in the suburb are looking at solving this issue, but the both sites are saying there's no. busy end in sight, they're going to fight until the end the prime minister has been saying he is willing to pay and see your pants. pay with our blood and warranty had said, and this is what lead him to make a decision to join the battle. ground. 12 ministers have resigned in sudan in protest against a deal between prime minister of dela, hummed oak and the ruling m

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so just bear with me a cape. we asked no, no supplies to go. trussel agreed. ugh, put an illusionist. but i was pushing absa is slug with leah modesto. but if a ensign ah, so a nickel is of such as the of the of come oh gosh it is the oh felina. but where his alicia is so roosevelt brown used to dish may have come to the boot camp. disco barrow says m, as in business with a quote just to put a glass, a couple of to do must be a little she had to pursue his appeal to chicago children, which now with resolution is the slowest thing against him. i wish the rivers coming out the whole of it put a lemon crimson in missouri to put a bundle of louisa shadows. but there was a thick step across him the week of the month, just a year to look for it. but the trusted with him sort of dissent from the course tradition of the comment book, literally position, known as ocean goes to an end with sure what nuclear they just include him, put him a book with us for a moment. yeah. but it couldn't move from absolute a must have. kim

cape cod became a tourist attraction. it was the fastest developing town in massachusetts and today we just got recognized as a people. what we do today we have health services, education which is july 4th weekend. this right here is a special dance we did and for my brother that passed away in 97. we dance for him. up the cemetery where my family is buried, my grandparents were raised here, my grandfather was a second. my grandpa moved here and my grandmother born in 1895 passed away in 1964 and had a stillborn son. i visited the grounds yesterday. i came across the picture that i have on my wall. this is my grandmother. the society has it right here. i'm going to do some more digging to see where the actual roots are from. i can't find the records so i will keep digging to see what i find. that'sth my story. [applause] granted a full unconditional presidential pardon. i wish all americans a happy thanksgiving and mayss god bless you. [applause] the ceremony also marked the centennial of arlington cemetery's tomb of the

the pilgrims headed for virginia but wound up at cape cod. the captain sets his course almost due south to gain the help of the tradewinds. in many ways the ships company lived and worked 17th century style, even on a small ship that means lots of work. the diet was largely lime juice and salt beef, all-time nautical staples. they are solid but not monotonous menu was brightened by the watercress garden grown in the box by the ships doctor fresh greens every day. salt beef and greens all the way without an epidemic of seasickness, , that's some kindf record right there. for 16 16 days the mayflowers southwest from england with the steady wind and smooth seas, , i sense of adventure and only saltwater to shape in. what better time to grow a beard. going it is easy. trimming get on the deck of the heart rolling ship looks downright hazardous. in the tradewinds the vessel turns the corner heading west a meeting its first rough weather and the ship is rolling sharply. but the wind is there and each days of voyage is longer and longer. once the ma

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new strain. among 13 passengers from south africa, they were on 2 passenger flights that came from cape town in johannesburg. with nearly 600 people on board that was on friday. more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions as well. morocco is suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. israel shut its borders to all foreigners. and this is creating a lot of anger about the travel band, south africa in particular, which says it is being unfairly targeted for sharing data about the variance. let's take you to south africa now the south african present several rubber porter addressing the nation, austria, denmark. and these are the, any identification of this variant is the result of the excellent work done by our scientists in south africa. and it's a direct result of the investment that our science and innovation, as well as the health departments have made in our, you know, make surveillance capabilities. we are one of the countries in the world that set up a surveillance network throughout the country to help us monitor the behavior of covered 19 the early detection of thi

south africa, from johannesburg and cape town. on friday, 13 confirmed cases they, together with the other passengers, $61.00 in total who tested positive cove 19 are now isolating. the dutch authorities are taking this very, very seriously indeed. but you're right to say that. so we are right now counting things one by one. we may soon given the significant rise start to see this as being sought to see a surge of numbers in multiple countries. it is the view of one prominent south african scientist who 1st flags on the chron brought it to international attention that this very, it may already be present, may already be seated in multiple countries across europe, including here the united kingdom. the best line of defense says, or slow von de leon, the head of the european commission, who's been speaking in the past few minutes, is that we must vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate, or prepare for the worse and hope for the best. and lest we forget neve about the delta vary, which was the biggest cause of concern across europe before th

their journey began on friday after the 2 airlines took off from cape town on johannesburg, nearly 600 people were men. the way through the 11 hour flight countries started shutting their borders to south africa and the region. the netherlands decided the passengers already in the air would have to be tested on arrival. or at least 61 people in those flights tested positive and have been kept in isolation. let's go straight to ne bianca who's in london for us. what is the latest we're hearing from authority? the netherlands below. so hearing as a, the investigation into whether or not more passengers will test positive the i'm a convergent is still underway. as you mentioned, there 13 of the 61 you tested positive coven 19. have now have their cases confirm, asked this a new variant. there was 624 passengers on 2 flights, one from cape town, one from johannesburg that arrived in the netherlands on friday. all $624.00 were held for several hours while this testing was underway and those that have tested positive for either the original variance or the new variant are now isolating. we b

to meet mila is in cape town, where the funeral home of president, if w declared, has been committed in a private ceremony just outside the cape town, attended by just close friends and family at their request. declining a state funeral usually held to commemorate the death of a former head of state. at the time of his passing president sla, rama paused, spoke positively of the former president saying that he had played a vital role in the transition to democracy. and in fact, had been courageous when he announced that the political prisoners would be released, including nelson mandela. and that's political parties would be unbound. but the former president does continue to have his critics who say he's nothing more than an apartment, apologised and criminal. and in the, a final message, a video message that was released shortly after his death. he did apologize for some of what happened during a party. but his critics say he still didn't acknowledge that apartheid was a crime against humanity. however, did win the nobel peace prize with former president nelson mandela for the role h

you're right in saying that 2 flights arrived from cape town, johannesburg shipple airport on friday is one of europe's busiest international travel hobbs. we gather that they were held for several hours before authorities there concluded that 60 warm people had indeed tested positive for covert 19. there had early this morning being the assumption from the dutch authorities that some of that number would be tests were test positive for the arm across variance, as well as that, of course. now appears to keep be the case. the figure 13 for the time being was on that whether or not that will change, we will undoubtedly know in the coming hours. and what does this mean for the spread of the very end from the rest of europe, the u. k, for example, i believe had a flight from south africa on friday, but no one coming up that plane was tested for cave and according to the u. k. health minister. yes, i was like a bit of a delay in the information. i think that's what's behind this and no, undoubtedly the british government will be under an awful lot of pressure to justify why it didn't perh

officials have confirmed the strain. among 13 passengers have come in from south africa to flights from cape town and from johannesburg, nearly 600 people who landed on friday. it means more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions. morocco is suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. israel has shut its borders to all foreigners, and there is a lot of anger about the travel bands, south africa in particular, which says it is being unfairly targeted for even sharing the data about the varied semerano force of the pair. the president will be addressing the nation at next hour. it's not with this report though, from the bank, looking at the situation across europe. the, on the corn variance is in europe with every passing hour. more cases are detected with a single largest number of infections found on 2 flights that arrived here at amsterdam . shipple apple on friday from cape town, and johannesburg of the $624.00 passengers on board. $61.00 tested positive for cove at 19. the more than a dozen half the omicron variant, all and now isolating will the present 100 percent of the p

things are looking nice and sunny in cape town with the high of 21 degrees. on monday and port elizabeth, you've got a height of $21.00. that's it. that's all. see you soon. ah! the to the 19th pandemic has led to a spike and child trafficking across india, one each. those fighting to say hon children analogies. aaron, if america held up a to itself, what would it see in the sense race is the story of america what's working and what's not? a lot of people were really talking about this. it wasn't at the top of the agenda . if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple frauds, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, ah ah, he watching out as a reminder for top stories this, our south africa's president has criticized border closures following the discovery of a new strain of the koran of ours. describing it as completely unjustified. several rama falls are also says there's been a rise in coven 19 cases since only crohn was identified. cases have now been found in more than 10 countries, and a number have added travel restrictions,

the to flight sickle from cape turn and johannesburg at around 1 am local time friday with the 600 people on boards. the chair line can't say whether a negative test was required before departure. midway through the 11, our flights country started shutting their borders to south africa. the netherlands announced its own ban. once in amsterdam, people were kept in plains on the tarmac for hours before being bused to testing facilities. so far. at least 61 people have tested positive and are being kept in isolation labs or analyzing those samples to see if they are the only kron variance . well, let's get more now from for me, the miller. she joins us live from johannesburg. for me do this is all quite troubling stuff as needs begins to filter, right. 3 about these new cases and you variance, at was the reaction, been like inside the africa itself, where to be fair, they're the ones excited the alarm a bite, this new strain. and that's the, precisely the message that the government is putting out that we've done good work . our scientists have been at the forefront of ensuring that they sta

things are looking nice and sunny in cape town with a high of 21 degrees on monday and port elizabeth, you've got a height of 21. that's it. that's all. see you soon. oh, the weather sponsored by katara always. the listening post cuts through the noise, you are talking about competing now they see monday tools being you perpetuate. there's competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some element of the truth that the full story remains and contains hung packing, the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media on a jesse uta. ah ah, you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories this hour. south africa's president has criticized border closures following the discovery if a new strain of the current of ours describing it. as completely unjustified. several ramirez are also says, has been a rise and coven 19 cases. since only crump was identified. cases have now been found in more than 10 countries and a number have added travel restrictions all foreigners not b

the strain. among 13 passengers from south africa, they were on 2 flights, which were coming out of cape town in johannesburg, with nearly 600 people who landed on saturday. more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions, morocco, for example, spending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. israel shut off all of its borders to foreigners. there's a lot of anger about these travel down south africa, particularly says it's being unfairly targeted for sharing data about the variance president storage room for so we'll be addressing the nation in the coming hours. we will be hearing from harry forth that he's in the occupied the easter islam about israel's travel band. in a moment, we're going to stop. i need the bucket in london covering across what's happening in europe. the numbers sounds small. ne, 13 passengers, 60 total. the dutch government expects it to go up. can i get the distinct impression in the coming days that we are going to be stop? we're going to stop reporting each individual case that goes up because the numbers will be so significant that they, they will just becom

in the region around cape cod where the pilgrims would settle some communities suffered losses of over 90 percent. in one village site that became but those were not in those communities. but then in champlain impacted here, was deserted in 1620. in addition to the ravages of disease the native suffered from the aggressive intentions of some traders who kidnapped individuals brought them to europe. but then that was a fate that they spent time in london to make his way back to new england and his devastated homeland. given this history that the natives with the exception of a brief clash that first encounter beach observed them but made no attempt to make contact the english found deserted villages ands desecrated graves and seized for their own use for their own spring planting. there are two accounts of these explorations by bradford and the plantation and for the first time we receive is a significant difference when winslow with much more curiosity with that expedition came across when bradford mentioned abandoned villages in graves. recording the nature of those inin the first enc

. >> the flight left from cape town south africa, arrived at the company's base camp in a little over five hours. >> landing a commercial jet of this size on top of an ice glacier, of course that's a number of challenges, such as glare and lack of visual landing aids for pilots, also i would imagine skidding and worried about cracked ice and a million other things. i don't know. >> there's just a lot. also leave antarctica alone. we need to save those ice -- that ice from melting. doesn't sit right. >>> also from the friendly skies, a pint-sized flight attendant in training. >> this happened aboard a southwest airlines flight departing from texas. a proud papa captured the moment his thoughtful young daughter began handing out snacks and collecting trash. this is so cute. >> we've been telling you the airlines are starved for workers and worker shortages. a little guidance from the aircrew, she was able to tend to every other passenger aboard the plane and spread a little pre-holiday cheer. >> here, there's plenty of concern about putting kids to work, but the benefit is now you won't

is frt lifts off from cape canaveral launch conflicts. sorry, i was so excited. they're spacex tracks. it's 53 starling satellites in space. tonight a rocket lifted off from cape canaveral space force station this morning. that rocket deployed the satellites about 16 minutes after launch. starlink is a satellite based global internet system. it's spacex has been building for years. the united states is going back to the moon, but that mission may take a little longer than expected. nancy nasa announcing this week that the timeline for the first human landing in about 50 years getting pushed back, nasa blames funding and a lawsuit for the delay originall. there were plans to get humans back to the moon by 2024. but now nasa says that won't happen before 2025 max gordon reports for us. step inside the cavernous confines of one of the biggest single story buildings in the world. the scale in size of what we're doing is really significant, and you'll find the most powerful rocket ever built. it stands over 322 ft. tall. so think about that is almost twice the size of

it and cape town could be the last for some time-— some time. it is absolutely ridiculous _ some time. it is absolutely ridiculous that _ some time. it is absolutely ridiculous that they - some time. it is absolutely ridiculous that they have i some time. it is absolutely - ridiculous that they have imposed it again so quickly, without really investigating this new variant. the timin: for investigating this new variant. the timing for south africa could hardly be worse. it is summer here, and the tourist industry was hoping for a big boost after two richard years of lockdowns and red listings. no wonder south africa's foreign minister has criticised the travel ban, calling it rushed, economically damaging, and are urging britain to reconsider. not that that seems very likely, at least not in the short term. today, south africa is gearing up term. today, south africa is gearing up for a likely fourth wave, dominated by this new variant, but scientists here insist that trying to isolate countries or regions makes no practical sense. we saw with th

munster can leave cape town to isolate back home, minus one of their players that tested positive and a close contact. but cardiff are still stuck there, with two positive cases in the squad. their chairman, alunjones, says there's concern in the camp. there's obviously concerned to get home, there's obviously concern around the new variant, and it's obviously very difficult to be doing, in effect, self imposed quarantine, you know, in south africa so far from home. quarantine, you know, in south africa so farfrom home. so, it's of paramount importance to us to get them home. the former flat jockey freddy tylicki's £6 million high court case against the fellow ex—jockey graham gibbons got under way today. tylitski is suing gibbons for the "life—changing injuries" he suffered when his horse and three others fell during a race at kempton in october 2016. tylitski claims gibbons' riding was "dangerous in the extreme" — gibbons denies causation and negligence. here's our senior sports news reporter, laura scott. frame by frame over 5000 different camera angles, the high court today