meals for i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. the . the you're watching the news, our life from headquarters in del time getting you navigate, here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. the is really military says it's looking into the killing of an elderly disabled and an armed palestinian in gauze up after alger 0 broadcast the soldiers body con video of what happened. an elgin 0 investigation finds that some is really citizens were almost certainly killed by is really soldiers during very chaotic response to be october 7th attacks the

nigerian army searches for more children scoop and kidnap. and the 3rd mass of duction this month. we report from a village where a distraught parents are desperate for news. plus i'm just have some fun in this been with people. the 1st thing in the general election could see the odd rights and on piece of statements with your support, with counting down to a huge titan clash between level dimensions to city. later on in the hour and talk to them have secured a big victory against it's helpful arrivals as some products as the race for the champions league steps up the we begin this new is our in gaza where they is really army says it's investigating the killing of an, an armed elderly and disabled palestinian man during your read on

a refugee camp. and this comes after an algebra investigation obtains body camera video often is really soldier killing the mine in gaza city on november. the 6th israel says weapons were found under mine was shot as he moved towards the soldier axles i'm of which begins are coverage and he's rarely soldier recounting his actions during the rate in gaza. city body can video from last november spark, widespread outreach. it revealed the soldier discussing how he repeatedly shot an elderly palestinian man with

the victim was 73 year old at daybreak team, who was a well known disabled man in the refugee camp where he lived. his relatives say he was deaf and his attempts to communicate by sign language or feud. though, i read them the letter saturday. we were in touch with them since the start of the war. when is riley soldiers invited el shante area, we lost contact during the 1st choice. we asked the neighbors who said he'd itself, we were shocked to see his images on tv. with this is sold out to 0. the entire neighborhood served as a temporary base for res. rarely, soldiers, during the course of their operations, at least 50 palestinians were killed and there remains a buried in a mass. great. many homes were raised as he's really forces pulled out. this really government has confirmed soldiers swearing to camp at the time. and they are

investigating the family of the disabled palestinian are still searching for his remains. and if they're successful, hope to give him a dignified burial axels. i'm gonna reach out to 0. okay. for mom that was really reaction. we can speak to him to send her to joining us not from occupied east jerusalem. so just bring us up to speed with the story in israel saying that it will be investigating this of the bully for a swan. i mentioned that as ita has reached out to these really are me to clarify the circumstances around this video on a saturday morning. the army had responded that they were checking and we have not heard back since then. however, one is really media outlet did hear back from me is really are me who said that the military was operating under what they call a complex situation coming under fire in the shop, the refugee camp. the statement went on to say that an an armed man who quote, was thought to be a terrorist was shot and the student ends by saying that there will be an

investigation into the matter. the video incredibly disturbing the footage of it is really sold are essentially bragging about shooting this on arms palestinian man several times for to be exact while his fellow soldiers around him seemingly congratulating him on the incident. so the is really military says they are investigating, but again, we have not heard back from them on time that i mean to put this into context. this is not the 1st time that israel has been accused of kid killing civilians in this way. as you know, nearly 6 months of war, these really army has not once to acknowledged an unlawful killing of a palestinian. there are several incidents in which the army has says they are investigating just last week around the flower massacre. when more than a 100 post indians were killed,

many of them shot by these rarely army. the statements that were coming out from the military as they were conducting this investigation. the story had changed over the course of a little bit more than a day, essentially absolving themselves of any blame deflecting it on the palestinians who were trying to seek humanitarian aid of population. who is starving, essentially was blamed for the massacre that had happened to them. additionally, back in december, these really army is accused of executing 19 post indians in northern gonzo when i was just either reached out to these really army after the fact they had said that they hadn't even heard of the incident. and had categorically denied any sort of involvement of their soldiers of intentionally harming civilians who were not involved in the war. now it is also worth mentioning, the fee is really army did acknowledge they killed $3.00 of their own captives back in december. this prompted these really army chief of staff to say that the soldiers quote don't shoot those who are surrendering those who are waving their

hands. those who are essentially showing that they are on arms to these really military parts. the hell levy said the army does not shoot, so they acknowledge the fact that in this situation work 3 captives were killed. they had made a mistake and they had done the wrong thing in this video of an on arm 73 year old deaths and new individual and is really sold or bragging about killing him. this had gone against what these really army chief of staff said was the status quote for the rules of engagement for these really armies. so even though these really military says they are investigating some of these issues, oftentimes we don't hear the findings of these investigations and the army and the case in december when they are accused of executing 19 palestinians. this came from eye witness accounts on the ground who had actually shared their stories. another footage with inches eat up with the army, had said that they categorically denied this. so

a lot of on answered questions still about several different incidents that involve these really are me. okay, thank you so much. i'm the son who's reporting from occupied east jerusalem. the an al jazeera investigation has found that a number of is released citizens who died on october 7th attacks last year were almost certainly killed by is really army forces. the investigative unit has conducted an exhaustive review of videos, photographs, eye witness testimony, as well as other evidence from the day and has concluded that is released civilians being held as hostages were fired on by helicopter gunship attacking cars. returning to garza in the k all take really arrows of october 7 is fairly forces scrambled to engage how most fighters,

apache helicopter gunship expired on to cars, driving towards gauze, aware that some of them were carrying captives unable vill, that's something you caught me among most of the issue for the same last most of this is move, it seemed easier to use a closer to the with the shut up of the system. ok of it to call us with us of the list. maybe me the bill without the gardens some private said they joined the local. what type of groups to help pick targets? the idea that i would have to get information from once have groups is truly remarkable to sign of the initiative that people are looking for any way that they can get the information. this is an hour's time. it was kind of a way, is that to fight or monitor war, the police to $73.00 equals heat. biotech. helicopters to me is inexcusable. 5. how do you come to any weapon system to be engaging?

any target to be? don't know what that target is. now my concern is with this footage, we cannot tell whether the how much government or civilians will possibly hostages collide. i believe the helicopter pilot. well, the machine gun operator would be able to tell you these big rounds to have a certain area effect and obviously come at a certain rate. but if you shoot at a group of people you most like you're going to kill everyone you off knowingly putting your own civilians at risk. the o unit compiled a detailed list of those killed on october 7. good found the 27 captives died somewhere between their homes and the goal is to think about the circumstances of those states have not been explained because the 12, most civilian deaths took place in very comports after an attack by police and army forces on a house day of containing kept its about israel in general. 12 spoke to us about as same as you'll see some signs. eliza, how the, how does that get the sense that life is up now? isn't that a lot of the local scene is about some of the the whiskey was a man,

women for me to assist you? i'm on the computer for the mag. oh me. me mean? yeah, yeah. i asked them. yeah. the mythos. i met the last time to get me on the august the as a yeah, it was a cause i didn't even mention caught up in alabama. so that's miami. the investigative unit of the is really, i mean, they come in and tony protections on october. second. they did not reply to charlie . oh, just the euro that's i'll speak to justin schlossberg is the co founder of the institute for journalism and social change. joining us from london, welcome to alger 0. let me just get your initial reaction and your initial thoughts over this invest. it gets a piece. yeah, i mean it's, it's important base for so none there has been, obviously, room is flying around for a while. that's a number of the constitutional type of the 7 big come from a cycle friend before. it's important to say it goes without saying,

just an important to say that you know what they take place on hold for the 2nd was perfect. the trustees and will crimes are very likely committed by almost 4. it is . it's important to say that obviously in the focus or i'm in the chaos and the fine and split into very grave mistakes were made by the idea in the defensive response. and then the judge and the defense of response. but it's also important to say that absolutely nothing justifies the indiscriminate kennings civilians including the 12000 children on every day since october, the 754 days. you know what amounts to, according to the i, c, j, a possible genocide and according to many experts and not to genocide, deliberate, salvation of a popular isn't actually on just to find the stories that you do need to come out

because they show exactly what is kind of gone so bad for the role, which is right, the response to the right. i mean in the days that followed october 7th, we saw the time us was blamed for the killing for approximately or more than a 1000 is released. and that really was the narrative that was pushed out by israel and its allies, as well as some in the media, frankly. but here in this investigative piece, what you have now is video evidence. you have eye witness testimony and you also have pilots who say that they joined local. what's top groups to help pick targets as they themselves have no guidance from anyone. i mean this really flies in the face off that propaganda that was pushed out shortly after october. 7th, doesn't it as well we, i think we need to be careful here because i think, you know what, what is very clear. it seems to me, you know, standing the important findings this investigation, the vast majority, or at least a very significant majority of the casualties on october. the 2nd one, as i said,

the result of the trustees have move on to commit to buy from us fighters. but what's also clear is not on the probably in, in the response to the trauma on the 2nd floor. still reason uh, just from october, the 2nd, the community one trained underwood cleaning, exploited by the from as far as i'm concerned, the gang of murderous thugs that occupied these rated government as well as some of the phone rights supporters and commentators in the media to create a narrative in an attempt to justify what amounts in might do to genocide a war on casa. and i think it's really, really important to look at how the stories, not so much the much, but how they were amplified by mainstream media across the goals. and how little care was taken by so many john, and this to really ascertain the degree to which the stories were true. i mean, obviously including here,

the stories that you know now 30 to bunk of the deliberate massacre of babies. and i think that that is an important important thing to love from a media perspective because really in when the 1st cast it was true, the thing but populations rely on all sides of the world. is john and this to try as far as possible and come through not fall. i think that. com country the folks at least be honest about what we've done not to meet you on. this took things that were coming out, coming from these rated government from right when it's ready to commentators as facts kind of based on when they should never. and just one more for you. i mean, what do you make of the 0 has approach the, the army for comment? there's been no reply yet. what do you make off of their silence? and sort of domestically within is rule. this will matter to the is really public. will there be pressure internally to investigate this?

and i mean, i think that will be, i think there's a growing awareness in israel now that not only is this was being a full time, the one that one falls pretences in the sense that this clearly no way in which what the government says it's a new switch for you from the war that it could ever possibly achieve. so ultimately, any sense of security hormone term sheets for these rainy people. and i think that that in itself is leading to very serious questions that are starting to get attention, including in the mainstream media about how these trails prosecute to the school and how they've been prosecuting it from day one. which includes, as i said, the, the very great mistakes and probably in some cases, deliberate misjudgments, on the part of the idea on the part of these are the government. it includes also the serious jeopardy, said i think these ready governments policy has put hostages in these radio hospice

and, and is continuing to do so. and i think that that is starting to become a major tool to point with a new trial. and i think it's incredibly important that it's amplified as much as possible. all right, we'll leave it there. thank you. justin schlossberg, thanks for speaking to us from london. next. them. well, you can join us on monday at 12 g, m t, for the 1st screening of our investigation units, one hour documentary, which is called october 7th. and the documentary will arrow and algebra english of these times throughout the coming week will start vacation and gaza is worsening by the hour. and israel's restrictions on allowing food medicine and essential life saving supplies is increasing the palestinian death tool. and that comes on top of is really strikes targeting displace palestinians in the south of gaza at least 16 people were killed in con eunice in the north residential buildings,

had been hit in bet law here victoria gate and be reports the latest victims of israel's s drawing soon, garza already displaced, they were killed when rockets hit tense. they with sheltering it and called units and the southern part of the strip in northern gauze, or the family enclosed by israel's restrictions on the food medicine. and the central lifesaving supplies has led to more palestinians dying of hunger and dehydration, the latest victim and toddler, who died at el cheapo hospital in garza city. the regrettably, she's to come to the address in unknown nutrition. more of a she's suffered from a chronic disease and given that we have been in wolf for the 6 consecutive months, we are now running out of the medication. she required. we encounters similar cases every day. the 8 puzzles continued to be dropped, but not nearly enough and saw her phone and into the sea, with no way to retrieve them. they go as i was about to impart in wasting some

stone. i have a family of 7. i came back empty handed. i've not been able to get even a handful of rice age must come through the border crossings. all with honora. this is not working. this is to milly, a saying age group say it's critical that israel stultz blocking a trots from entering the strip paperless, starving to death. now. and when people reach this level of hung up, they have hours in which an intervention might help them. they don't have weeks and so i think we're sort of skirting around the real problem, which is land access, which is going to be much more effective until that happens. they won't find me and will continue just spreading garza and alarming rate. victoria gay to be out as they were at the beginning of the war on gaza. israel ordered palestinians to evacuate to a so called safe stone. and on my wall see you that's near han eunice. but for the 3rd time since october, the 7th is really middle tree has attacked the area among the dead,

or at least 8 palestinians who are sheltering in a tent. and then how dirty reports square tentatively in the milwaukee area in san eunice square. here behind me, that is, riley are talary shells. this area last night at least 8 policy unions have been killed. they have been homeless. and this place is this den. let's take a closer look where these plastic houses were turned into their shelter. for the past couple of months after that is really forces asked the people in her newness to evacuate to milwaukee area. people thought that this was a safe area where they could spend almost done here. and we saw here they made all the preparations for remo. done and they may, there may be a stove and unfortunately it's got effected severely damaged by the is

really selling. not only palestinian civilians were killed, but also animals where there has been cheap uh, killed where we know that gaza has been in the risk of farming. and people are trying to find any source of food, at least once the families took this case of their house after they evacuated from can you in this and now they are re evacuating again, not knowing where they will go. they're telling us that tomorrow is the 1st day of ramadan. they were supposed to have their meals to gather more than 30000 palestinians are missing and they're going to be missing on if tom is doing robert dunn palestinian families, welcome remo. done with their tears. and heartbreaks this year, this is in the city of to zita units on milwaukee area. plus asked me to thought about zone thought it is joining us on the phone from the cells of the gaza strip. so tighter, it's the, even from a don starvation wide spread across the gaza strip,

the air strikes as we've been seeing continue. i mean, how are people coping and what's really a pretty desperate situation as well? in fact, during this situation is beyond being really desperate people here have been going through incredible level of desperation. and tongue does people in the north and the south are struggling to find food, water, and even deal for medical cities. part of the same time they are on folded by intense compartment as they've been seen yesterday. clear quin areas that supposed to be as a safe saving this palestinian and this time of the year just get prepared to a to but it to welcome to all the amounts of permit on as they're ready to get costing. but right now they've been tied before they have been used to go to market by everything. they are really in a very desperate need full for the month in terms of food, in terms of speech visits and everything. right. now markets house, the streets, the inside golf, the strip items are reduced to the russell that people are right now are completely

frustrated. they do not know what will happen next. they have been also, we've been seeing them completely drained. they are completely wondering about the day next, as they did not really expect that the work will extend just such periods of time as the abutment did not stop and received. calling people inside the gall, this trip are still struggling as they are already to work in the month of ramadan, with completely empty abdomen and with hungry mouth that there could be waiting for more. flo, the humanitarian supplies to the farm, restricted by the is very minute treat which completely continuing constantly to bombard the 33, causing a great deal of destruction for every single corner of the territory. thought i was on target. thank you so much for that reporting from the south of the gaza strip. the the will turn to some other news now and then i jerry and armies searching for at least

15 children, abducted from a religious school in northwest nigeria. an armed group broke into the village school and so koto state on saturday morning, this is the 3rd mass kidnapping in nigeria and less than a fortnight's. and it follows the kidnapping of 287 to pulls as a teacher from a school in kaduna state on thursday night, various reports from that village and central nigeria dazed and confused. most of our returns to the school, why he and many others web ducted more than 200. i'm missing now, how do we know who i am? accommodations know because they shot indiscriminately hurting us like cows and beating us twice. he says military jets flew over them before he managed to escape calling within to do that it was that was a long bus of gun fire at one point. but i'm not sure if it was from the aircraft

or from the bandits as we meet the villages, of course, there was a commotion of wild reactions as news filled it out, the students went back. it turned out to be a false alarm. religious a 100 to a taken from the school shortly after the morning assembly on thursday, 108, the southern student went up to the front. uh, just as could he go and 140. so i updated for an uh, jesus, uh, from other school. it was you from other school. could you go on? this compound has both a primary on the 2nd of school, it was moved here because it was vulnerable to attacks and my some directions which has caused the closure of many schools in the north. that has caused the region to like behind the rest of the country and school enrollment. that's good. the government and agencies worried about the future. millions of children in nigeria

debates make sure that the president is a part of the test. it maybe can sense of a sense of government is to think rather than that except for back is but we think that that was then i'd just say that could be gap duction was carried out by more than 100 so called bandits or keep a vast forest at areas of northwest nigeria, the mazda abduction key, they use of to more than 100 displays purses. why kidnapped by a non groove affiliated to ice or in all of these nigeria. and i did as president, as for the military to rescue them immediately. but the armed forces are struggling to deal with various emergencies, all across the country. retailers have this cannot have a system. most of those people's back, including the family who had 5 children in the school. she could not skew her name is, there is no peace or peace of mind in this family. none in the village. we hardly

eat or sleep. we only come home and day time and find a safer place to stay the night. that's our lives. since the abduction, it's clear why gunman a powerful in these spots? there is little no government presents along the ones busy highway, entire villages have been ransacked by groups. they styled us where about with his brother taken from the greek school. his father tries unsuccessfully to come forward to reflect in the general mode in this chapter of the community. how many degrees i gives it? i could he got northwest nigeria, so let's now speak to my definitely is joining us from can i do? and as a 1st estimate on the face of these 15 children, do we have an updates on, on their whereabouts? what's happened to them any mornings? right. whatever to get spread, the risk to you of these children,

it's been kept so. so they heard something for just yeah, they don't want to discuss about this and they are outside lead rejecting any reports of negotiating with defendants. but what is clear is that with the military unable to bring them back, 3 days i've taught the production, did they play each of these children just increasingly becoming di? we're talking about children as young as 5 or 6 years old. forced to match for something kilometers long distance. now, if the ministry takes longer, it will. in bolden bees of the groups to do to sort of course that followers and push the limits father. and of course, the goal sir, is just if any negotiation is taking place that's not to leave these, nicholas is not chief much at the moment because there is no indication as to when his kids are coming back. now what we understand is that the children are being

march to very long distances to afford a substrate just from this stage. yeah. in components stage to or 5 other states like kind of a testing uh uh, some sort of circle to stage. and these are areas that are being taught by pundits and of course they help that comes in those for us to get you to just separately send people every night. and as we've been reporting, and as you've been reporting, i mean this is not the 1st time that this happens. how do we explain that, and what is the government doing about this? it's beyond anyone's comprehension. i think now is it is becoming more number 2, happenings like this in this country. we're talking about the city of 527000 people did not says 2003 year, 2023 up to now. and there is no any side to this uh, mazda of doctors,

on killings. we are on average receiving news of abductions or tenants on a daily basis across northwest and that we're not talking about north eastern. i did it right before i has been there for more than 14 years. we're talking about northwest judy. i'm simply parts of nigeria. but apart from these areas, we also hear about abductions down south in the south, west of nigeria, in the south east of. and i did at wow of course, separate to so i also are giving the or for it is a severe head a. 5 sort of thought that the community just started trying to justify their full cost separate the home line for the different people. so we want to buy your thoughts as you, as a result of the month, hour and what they have to do with the problem. but apparently these are stepping out of control and of course these funded to kind of start rendering anytime soon. some of the fees are you also have to deal with in the north west or north east of

the country. so basically, what is clear right now, the military and there's a georgia services almost strict at the moment, and there is no, you know what's on the ground. like up north carolina state, told me that into just a few days ago. there is no boots on the go and what the communities are green right now is try to set up new companies just to try and protect those villages. those little companies as well, i'm able to protect the people of that privilege was 200 entered into someone's wife's top to a corner that was taken away by defendants and use a similar story across the country. especially in the most of the country. why people continue to be targeted by these people who are called defendants. it's the state, for example, yesterday one of the local police, your community police just, i've been launched by the government. we heard about another 15 students from i really just pull the kid up is so cool. just good. as at the time that somebody was going on to launch that, look, i'm going to show that read. thank you so much. i smoke the entities reporting from nigeria, thank you. off monday,

are still ahead on the houses are and those are the united nations describes haiti's capital as a city under siege will be live in the dominican republic to find out why haitian refugees are being deported. and surely on, but they could only makes the bench for p. s v. find out how they got along without him. but that story is coming up a little later and support was peter the the it's sunday, march the 10th. here's how it's working right across the americas, and let's start with this flood alerts and play for the us northeast with dispatch of what weather. moving through this once, packing to punch in terms of moisture, rain will turn to so in montreal, looking to pick up to 15 centimeters of snow. that's now we'll also move into canada as new brunswick, providence. other side of the country and canada also for the alerts and play for

bc, south coast through to the us specific north west. if we go south of this, that weather is dropping down into northern california, but sunshine for los angeles and your temperatures are gonna shoot up over the next few days. us called state students have turned cooler here. that cool. they're rushing out over the gulf of mexico pouring into mexico. that's fucking some showers in store and secure through southern mexico. and then you could 10 peninsula. there has been some funding across bolivia, including for its capital in the past. and then look at all of this what, whether reporting into that northeast corner of brazil, some good verse of rain to go through the analysis as well. and still more storms coming for argentina's wine country, likely to see some hail as a result of these storms in central argentina. and with this breeze off this topic line tickets pumping and moisture and humidity. so showers in store and seems likely in brazil. the

in an increasingly complex world, it's paramount to be direct. there should move in international law is vehicle be this model on sort of discussions that come through the noise is real, operates under climate of absolute infinity. we challenge conventional wisdom. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community a sense that message that antibiotic bigotry, that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of hates upfront one out of here. the latest news, as it breaks several tell us the news were killed as they were trying to get much needed food to survive with detailed coverage, families of captives for joined by thousands of israeli as they marched from the gauze of border to west jerusalem from the heart of the story on my left is a mazda has been completely lost in the news. really, they have no place to where everywhere is top nowhere say the,

the, [000:00:00;00] the, all over again, the top stories on the out. is there a news our, the is really army says that it's investigating the killing of an elderly, elderly, disabled, and on online and goes off after body comm video was brought costs. a soldier, a scene admitting that he didn't find a gun and bragging that he repeatedly saw 73 year old. i thought i brought him. the army says weapons for funds. and algebra 0 investigation has found that some is really citizens who died in the october 7 attacks last year were almost certainly

killed by is really army forces themselves. the investigative unit concluded that is really civilians being held captive were fired on by helicopter gunship attacking cars. returning to gauze off the nigerian army is searching for at least 15 children, abducted from a religious school in northwest nigeria. and that follows that kidnapping on thursday of 287 pupils and the teacher from a school in a nearby state. the united nations is describing the capital of haiti as a city under siege. thousands of fled portal prints as arm gains battle to seize complete control. caribbean leaders have called an emergency meeting on monday for talks with canada front on the us and were on with the con reports patients force from their homes. we portal prints with what little they can carry. these of heavy gunfire have been reported across the haitian capital,

including near the national palace. we haven't been able to sleep since last night . we are running way me with my belongings on my head, not knowing where to go. i worked for the ministry of social affairs for over 20 years and was able to build my own house. but now here i am homeless on the games. one prime minister ariel already to resign and have blocked him from getting back into the country. he was recently in kenya, trying to finalize a deal for a canyon for us. of peacekeepers. un says it's getting ready to send the multi national security mission and caribbean leaders have called an emergency meeting with the us, canada, and france to discuss the conflict. we have taken to this as soon as the community, the right, the heads of staff and heads of government, of the key countries with whom hetty is engaged as partners, inviting them to meet with our heads and colleagues in kingston, jamaica. on monday, the 11th of march,

the origin to be addressed this state of affairs. at least 15000 haitians had been forced to leave their homes because of days of fighting between gangs and the freaks. food and water and other basic necessities are increasingly hard to find the director of police that care. feet in human men must do what she wants to defend the contracts anymore. we've lost all positions. everything we've owned, we've lost our families. we are on the streets today seeking refuge in other c for shelters with no functioning government and hating people, see the games which control large parts of the country are making life unbearable and run all the fun houses here. we have our correspondence here is about joining us, invisible, and that's on the border of haiti and the dominican republic. so a city under seeds is how it's being described by the un. what are you hearing about the situation inside the capital? and generally inside

a hate see right now. well let me tell you, we've been talking to lots of patients. we've been coming here many of them trying to leave the country. others just coming here to getting some supplies to go back to the city. that's right on the other side of the board here. and what they're telling us is that there's an ongoing security crisis in the country. many are just for flux in the country. we've been hearing that there's like new things. sure things are shown a cd infrastructure on friday for example. attacking submitted silver interior trying to attack that report. there was a big we'll try to attack the national pilot. not been confirmed, but it's been a little more ongoing in the past few days. the latest information that we have is that united states and marines, and lifted the non co sharla personnel from the american embassy in the capital, the poor to print. so also saying that this is

a standard operation. that'd be also, if you increase security personnel there, that's don't forget that there's hundreds of people outside that and was trying to get a visa to leave the country legally. but while this is ongoing, there's also lots of negotiations ongoing between the political opposition in haiti and carry come to carry the in community to whole, trying to find some type of political solution to this ongoing conflict. but they're basically saying is that the united states and france and others have constantly supported prime minister audio. and we, after he was hand picked by the women, and the lease was a subsidy native back in 2021. they're saying that he's in illegitimate is that free and fair elections should be happening in haiti as well in a private land with this multi national security mission that is supposed to be deployed at some point in the hazy. but that for many is not coming fast. enough so, so i police lots of conversations ongoing, but for the people in haiti,

especially in the capital for the principals, a dire situation, a security situation, people struggling to access medicines to access full to access water. and as i said before, for them, assistance to their a nation is not coming fast enough. all right, thank you so much. teresa bowes reporting for us from the border between dominican republic and h. now it's time for all the sports news. here's peter 13. thank you. very much, we'll start with a match that could have a big saying champions. the qualification is talking to move to within 2 points, a full face to aston villa with the full no victory against their opponents. when the other way could have opened up and each point gap between the sides, a full 2nd toss goes into a victory and plus the coldly side chains medicine with the 1st. so even 2 minutes later, brennan jumped submitted to new fiscal full spoons. that his golf with west and

village captain john mccain shown a straight read for this challenge on destiny. d, which in seems the space phase that goes from sonya in maine and team build. i completed the routes for that. let's finish the 1st champions. the qualification for 41 years now and the 3 of them as well. the main focus on sunday is the late came with livable hosting. the defending champions mentioned specifically both of fighting to re take the lead from also who went up with a late win again spring foot. david stokes reports to god again. this was the goal, but since most of that so but the premier league, but now at least let me pull the mentioned at the city both have a game in hand and go head to head. i'm field lights on sunday. a win for our the side would send them back above us. no, with 10 games to go tie the race decided to physical. so for brought that up, i have been graduating earlier. if you went go through all the different possible

scenarios and then i don't think after whatever result anybody should open the bottles of champagne. this really, really important part important game for the title challenge to try to fight for the for planning. he can narrow that no team i've done never, ever a decent child that you would have to face overcome? absolutely. everything defending champion sits. yeah. and beat. and then the last 12 lead games and after 2 months out injured, ending holidays. now back to someone that he's best with 7 goals and his last 3 games. but he's not the only play a little pool need to be wary of. if both of them, dyke would be able to really fly at holland. yeah. then folding files the ball from 30 odds and it's all content and i'll, i'll give you the brand new so we can check the same or for roadways arriving for whatever. yes, of course, if the scoring then that's good, but they have enough all the options. let me pull it on the last one,

the last 20 home games against city, but whatever happens and failed, this is definitely a 3 horse writes with us know why she has run this up. and now 18, primarily games in a row. you want to be on that, you're gonna have to win this type of games on the team show that it has in their tools and, and especially as i mentioned on the believe and to this hospital the top of the league for the 1st time since december and they could still be there and go different spell the end of sunday if livable and sitting drawer. david stokes, don't you 0 in paris. kidding. and buffy started on the bench a p as t, as he saw it, had the signal for 2 to drew against reading. it's become a growing training for the french. so who's leaving the club at the end of the season and pay attention to be seen re k as previously said that they need to learn to play without him. he doesn't expect to move to rail madrid while they come. seated early on bucks, consolidated ramos was on hand, so put them in front by eventually came on in the 2nd off, but not the full load. the, i think they equalized. we have a sound finished p of

t of comfortable pain points ahead of news challenges breast now that talk about chance, the winning return to the california and deserts a nice 1st match of indian wells in 5 years between the folds on grand slam champion beach alexander focus to 6 to one, to reach the 3rd round with the winning chunk of which becomes tough to say, man to record more than 50 victory alongside roger failure. and i found that out. so i'm going to choose a fight on a champion at indian wells. it's been long, i mean, 5 years, it seems quite a long time for a professional tennis player at the same time you're playing here, las who goes and i it seems felt like it was yesterday. so, you know, i connected with the crowd with everyone that i haven't seen 5 years. amazing to see that much passion and really respect and appreciation for tennis and tennis players. so it's uh awesome to be in a, in the tennis paradise in the woodlands,

competition australian open champion arena sutherland coast se for match points and needed for her own to be patient. so that was really pushed in her opening. match by the american outside are rank 60 full. but you for me it wants to face 20. 21. us open champion. emma read new car. new next 2018. chevy. know me. a soccer head. a biggest win. so far since coming back from maternity break to be full teams, the lead minutes samsung over and straight 6 weeks i saw the remains on coast are possible meeting with us open champion, cocoa, golfing, around full. well, the golf, that's a really from 5 to down in the 3rd safe against on see to florida bureau the 19 year old eventually closing out the match to 6637. if you could, don't just become the 1st paving in the history to record 6 consecutive 50 points. triple bubbles is late is coming. is the dallas mavericks beat the detroit pistons? flipping in super salt, wrapped up 39 points tennis,

this insane rebounds don't take tools to extend it. he said wrinkled with 5 stripes, $35.00 points of the doubles. it helps out us when comfortably 140 to 124 spanish write a whole came out. so you will start from po, position for the 1st most of jeep erase of new season here in kata later, multi one set today's for 12 points. some of the 5 lights after the se suitcase is the 1st right. it's a winter and spring prices and also the rest. the last wrinkle in qualifying a big final day could be on the calls between new zealand and australia and christ church. the hosts need 6 more weekends to seal the 1st victory against their opponents since 2011. and the 1st, when for 1st one use easy to say to save you 279 once a victory. such things from rushing, roving, dra and down, mitchell helping them get this in response. but so for, for the strain you will dismiss to find the best to, to,

because the piece. so mat henry and ben c is straight required to 100 and to move on to victory, a huge opportunity to the black caps to tie the ceilings abraham, and say it has claimed the full $1000000.00 lives. hong kong title, the final round. so to only one's chinese walk in that name and the $42.00 shots straight in at the april and then finish track kelly. similar, i did the same thing as the 2nd is now being 6 h as in total sensitive to assaulted in 2022. it was and say, who disliked loving a fine shortly ended up using full k c and can smith in a playoff. it's the mexican plays 1st live. when i go to a level one school he shifted. i have the shape of lead heading into the final round of the on the phone there, invitational the american had been 6 jobs back. but one positive, he's fine. a 7 greens on saturday to get himself and mine on the falls at the level with islands. shane lowery,

going back always full shots back and the when it will take him full $1000000.00. and how about this for a 1st that finishing the latest round of the snowboard cross new cub canada is any it's a girl named just age over the line ahead of american check bid a include tina, it's an a, it's these flips stick to the season or that's what will leave it for now. most of those things related there. okay, we'll see you later. peter. thank you so much. we'll still ahead on the al jazeera news, our, the portuguese are voting and a snap general election, which could see the defeat of the ruling socialist. we'll have the latest for you from the has been coming out the the latest news as it breaks. the lead is attending, this is national people's congress all under pressure to stave off potential. i'm rest and convinced the public the chinese economy is not defined with detailed coverage despite the show of course money here. realize you're not ready to defend

itself without how somebody united states from around the world. advocates for the homeless se criminalizing people who live on the street simply won't work, especially in a city like los angeles, of the the so voters are holding stations across portugal in a snap general election. nearly 11000000 voters will elect be 230 members of the national assembly and to moderate parties of alternated in power for decades. the central left socialist party and the centre right social democratic party. but the far right jacob party is looking to capitalize on corruption obligations that have

dog the 2 main parties. that's also butler is in lisbon to tell us more about the selection and how it's all going. natasha. when we're at a parenting station in central lisbon. we've seen here since the polls opened and each day and a half to say it has been consistently busy with long queues. and that is reflected in official figures here in portugal, which suggests that so far, at least from what people have turned out from the selection that they did in the north federal elections, back in 2022. there was a sense of this selection being particularly devised, decisive so let's find out for a little bit more why with wells fargo. and she was, she is a political commentator based here in this. and thank you very much, these for joining us. hello people. we've been speaking to kids, some of the pieces come to say that they really felt that this time around is taking importance to call said father. because when they came to try to rice. yes,

it's true. it's really, it's, i try since people are feeling it, these 2 lights are on, and i pray we all celebrating the faith to send the advisory of the revolution of democracy. and the feeling is that we my celebrates its doing as political turmoil because the result of today's election is not really clear. it is a close call. the polls are showing it as a tides race between the center, right. and the tensor last. and it's not really clear when either the social refers, you will cease venue in for 8 years now, but now with a decent lee, then for the center right. full. so we the new leader. we've also seen in this next one of the big stories in this for which of these are election is the rise of the ha, divide popular shake of policies made fine andres into your young policy. really making an impact. yes, it's been making a great impact. this is the,

the thing that will not be a surprise, a huge growth. if she goes to the far right far teen port, you know, she gained 2019 rates once the congress fan, which is in today's, in, sooner than in 2022. we grew up to 70 percent and reached 12 congress people. and then d, c, h is expected that he may at least double in reach. 15 percent samples have been showing even more of an even bigger growth between 15 and 22 and 20 percent. but in the last weeks see this trunk a little bit because of the statements of the sensor rides and lead at which has said that you will not do any agreements at home with him. but i have been to the, which is quite a statement like cd you with i, if the in germany it's interesting because because whoever wins this next, just essentially sort of a sense why they may not have a problem mentioned majority my father,

thank you very much. indeed for joining us and kyra finalized points on this for the selection i've tried twice indeed. and it looks as if we should get results probably just off to 8 o'clock in the evening. had this been time. all right, thank you and the task. so i will speak to that natasha butler reporting from lisbon as well. official campaigning has begun, and set a goal for the rescheduled presidential election later this month. 19 candidates have only 2 weeks to rally, supporters before that vote, and the outgoing president, microsoft for both weeks of protest when he suddenly cancelled last month's election opposition. candid bussey row de moines, fate is expected to be on the ballots. once he is released from prison, hollywood is gearing up for its biggest nights, as filmmakers and stars gather for this year's oscars. and while many countries are represented, latin american films have received just a handful of nominations this year. and filmmakers from the region say they're

struggling to get funding as our line america editor to see a new member reports from santiago this year for spanish language films, to from chile and to from spain. are nominated for oscar. it's in different categories, including best international film. it shouldn't be surprising in terms of native speakers. spanish is the 2nd most spoken language in the world after chinese. by 12, so makers from spain receive generous government incentives for their projects in latin america. they are struggling on the infinite memory, a touching julian film about all time which disease and love has been nominated for best documentary. yes. obtaining public funding to get that project off the ground was nearly impossible. you know someone when he goes to the phone so that we aren't considered an industry rather an activity at the moment. because if we will regard

it as an industry, we would have initial support from the public sector, which should realize that we provide employment, economic impact, and per student for the country. despite it's recognized how is the new economic incentives, the latin america's film industry, with the exception perhaps of columbia and met as adult argentina's right? when government has just slashed all funding for cultural activities, including the countries prestigious film school setting, my visa we're being stigmatized is that we live off public funds and they're taking milk, bread and education away from the miles of poor children. it makes it very hard to receive support from society, which is being deprived of our culture with little public and private support from home. latin america's most talented filmmakers turn to hollywood or american platforms like hbo or netflix, low ending video symphony gladto. the great, impossible was understood the role of culture and in that sense,

we've been colonized by the foreign entertainment industry. it's great, we enjoy it. but we also need room for other coaches to express themselves so that we can recognize all diversity as a human race. that is what i think gives relevance to the chilean films in the wall to go about some of the and even when local filmmakers managed to complete a movie, getting them shown is a major challenge. internally. for example, there's only one distributor for locally made films, nearly all the rest of from the united states. and so not surprisingly, nearly all of the movies that are shown in international movie chains like this one are also from the us. even if you can get your local moving through the door here, with rare exceptions, it's taken off and this thing almost as soon as it gets on that is unless are nominated for an oscar. while the lack of local resources and political will from the public sector persist,

the chances of that happening will continue to be few and far between the sea and human al jazeera santiago to her back in just a moment to have more news right here. and obviously run the hard hitch. i mean, to be used as the oil see, suffered casualties. we have not suffered fatalities. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say. no double standards to all of us. any, any one in particular, i said, all facing realities government seems here to whittle down democracy. if this is troubling for you, it's very, very painful. here. the story on talk to how does era generation for the full needs premier league legend vinson company to discuss the importance of leadership and representation. most of it starts in appear in it is the representation is rides

for the rest will follow and travels to add syria to discover how this will pay the key role in shaping the country from its struggles to liberation, to the 2019, to test the political reform generation civil episode to phone which is area this medical facility in the man incidents coughing so hard to him is a single room that provides health care for dozens of people every day. and it's run entirely by volunteers. for dance health sector is nearly destroyed after 9 months of conflict between the army and the parent minutes for your rapid support forces. the un says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i took care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes

performed here as well. and the sense of ultra receive patients with a gunshot wound or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest 16 volunteers of say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the v is really, ernie says, it's looking into the killing for an elderly disabled and an armed palestinian and gospel auster soldiers, body count video shows him bragging about the shooting. the you're watching all to 0 life or my headquarters, intel time getting obligate to also coming up and al jazeera investigation finds