sure, for a lot of americans out there why supremacy and back all of our, if you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers, everyone goes to their campus and it becomes the us versus down. this is a deal about constraining a nuclear program. the bottom line off the big question. oh, now 20. me the money's carlita. can see me going to is declared the new transitional president. ah, hello. my name is al jazeera ally from doha. also coming on germany admits it, committed genocide in namibia and promised to support the victims, descendants. the critics want more shame on the republican party for trying to

sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they're afraid of donald trump . an attempt to investigate january deadly assault on capitol hill is derailed by senate republicans this whole process is being poisoned by politics and the w h. i hit south of the fractions debate about the origins of the coming. i the colonel who led a military coup in molly this week, while serving as vice president has now been declared into written president by the constitutional court. a see me going to ousted the other intern leaders and ordered they be detained. all were part of bodies, coo last august, attentions have been rising and boiling over when military figures with stripped of their ministerial post in a cabinet re shuffle as go straight to correspond nicholas hart who live in on the

co. so the court has basically rob a stamp, the qu, carried out by see me going to making him transitional presidents money. so what's the reaction been to this? well so far that has been no reaction on the streets of by michael, i mean this was a long time come in since the detention of the presidents of transition on monday it was clear that any veil or resemblance of a civil lead government of transition was gone that the real strong amount of molly is a see me going to. so this comes, there's no surprise in the run up to this. and now it's made made by the constitutional court. well, as we go into has been meeting leaders, religious leaders, union leaders, the opposition really trying to rallying to his cause. meaning that there was no real surprise when this constitutional court announcement was made. with surprising though, is that according to the charter of transition,

that was written out by the military and well himself and members of the civil society. and with the help and the support of the international community. it was agreed that no members of the military gent that will take that position of president of the transition, it was stipulated that was really strongly put by the chief me the mediator negotiator for echo was the west african body. good luck, jonathan. had said that only a civilian could lead this transition back to an elected government that's not happening and that's certainly not on the card. now that i see me going to is the present of transition. he's reassured the population. he's made statements through the twitter or twitter account saying that there will be a roadmap to the elections. and the presidential elections will be held on in february 20 2022. but there still remains looming threat of sanctions with the extraordinary summit of the west african heads of state that will take place in

ghana on sunday. pauline. okay. many thanks to that nicholas hack. the lie for us in bama co germany has acknowledged that it committed genocide in current colonial era, namibia from 1884 to 1915. then maybe it was on the occupation unknown as german south west africa. in 19 o. 4 people from the herero and nama tribes rebelled against the seizure of their land and castle. the military administration called for the extermination by 19 o 8 up to 80 percent of the hero. and number of people had been killed. negotiations began 6 years ago to reach a settlement, including a formal apology and financial support for the victims defendants. but as andrew chappelle reports, activists say, it's just not enough. as their land and cattle were being taken from them, the head of people took

a stand against their german colonizers at the start of the 20th century. what came next, still haunts their descendants, more than a century later. between 19041908. the germans tried to exterminate the nama, and had 0 people executing thousands and driving other tribes. people into the desert. survivors were used a slave labor and concentration camps. around a 100000 people were killed in this genocide, germany has finally accepted responsibility, its size and height to deny. we will now officially call these events what they were from today's perspective, a genocide in doing so, we are also acknowledging our historical responsibility in a light of germany's historical and moral responsibility. we will ask namibia and the descendants of the victims for forgiveness. berlin's agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in the next 3 decades in the form of development projects. some had

had to call it a betrayal of their ancestors because the deal did not include a direct payment of compensation. these have nothing to do with reparation, they call it no, not reparation, but he got reconciliation. so this is a kind of new, new art of, of, of development, age and development. age goes to this government. and this government of not be, as we know, is a corrupt government in this money will never reach the norma. and there are people that, especially though the dissidence of the, of these 2 nations, that's why we say no to this reconciliation, we want to reparation. we want to talk directly to the german government, half of the nama people, and 80 percent of the head were killed. much of maybe as arable land is still owned by descendants of german settlers. some could stand to benefit from the

announcement as money will be allocated for land purchases and vocational training . now maybe as government says, the move is a step in the right direction. to heal, we have to learn to live with the scars, but for descendants of those who were either killed or marched into the color, hurry desert to starve to death. it's a wound that may never heal. and her chappelle al jazeera in the democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands, a seeking shelter from a feared 2nd. volcanic eruption africa, the most active volcano near to gone, go rode back to life on saturday, killing doesn't, and destroying many homes. authorities have now ordered the evacuation of parts of the nearby city of goma. the order has displaced nearly 400000 people. malcolm webb is as a camp in neighboring wonder where some who fled goma or staying. there was panic when the evacuation order came. baby, you speak a tenor was badly burned when

a cooking thought was not over. you need medical attention, but there isn't any available. he had this reception center. in rwanda, people fled over the border from the city of goma to come here for the people have already spent the night sleeping under this head. they say it's cold. several of the people that are going to hear their homes and everything they own was destroyed in the initial reaction. nearly a week ago when lava came gushing out the side of the volcano, they were waiting in the city of goma for help that the government and promised, but it didn't come and they wanted to evacuate that. so now they hear. many of them say they're hungry and they need help. but to tell us to another, let me come. we had people screaming, we're going to die and wondered what was going on. that's when we saw among near a gun going up to you and the whole level came down. all residents are left with

nothing and the level destroyed everything in its pass. some help as a ride. you and the red cross have brought these parcels of food and blanket, which is prepared to distribute the people keep arriving to registering at this desk. the whole line new arrivals waiting, everyone sitting on the floor around here as arrived within the last few hours. one of the things is the uncertainty people here really one a need to be in their home, but they have no idea if or when it will be safe to go back to them. all of an ac candidates had been running in mexico, local elections next month have been murdered. many others have been attacked. the most recent being the mayor of the central city of pueblo, who was shot in the hand, the vehicle of another mayoral candidate was sprayed with bullets earlier this month. he escaped on homes that his driver and body guard wounded criminal gangs accused of trying to get their candidates into power by wiping out rivals as k to

john holman, whose live now for mexico city to join bring us up to date. why is this happening? well those 2 reasons, really the case that you just referred to that the kinds of the got shot in the hand. we were actually in that municipality in pueblo called or could you can and the last elections and we went the right after another kind of it had just been killed into the, his successor about the threats that he was facing. the problems there seemed to be dirty politics, different political parties in groups, trying to get that kind of a into power by force, and that's happening mexico for quite some time. so that's one reason. and then another reason, as you mentioned, is the gangs the call tells, trying to dominate a particular place in a particular local area, and to get them man a women into the merrill see to be able to do that. and we're seeing that in different parts of mexico as well. actually if you look at the map and where these

kinds of it's a being murdered, one area is better a cruise, but seen a lot of political and rest, but also a lot of cartel action. also, mitchell can get at 0 and in the north of the country in time, a leap us were actually today, just a few hours ago that broke the news that the ruling, the leader of the ruling party and metzger, been stopped by a truckload of gunman. he put a video and on social media talking about this. so it's things happening everyday here to those 2 reasons. political parties fighting it out and also called tells buying it out. and we have to sort of focus is what on why this is happening in terms of the politicians. these are the victims, but also in different parts of the country. there's also benefits, obviously to be had by dealing with cartels money and power. we actually interviewed earlier this month with kind of want to buy the d e a so he might be involved in those things. so a lot of sort of murkiness as many goes to the polls they 6 of june. many thanks to

the update. john holman, for us in mexico city, large numbers, the people have gathered in columbia as capital to mark one month of anti government protests. the rallies in many other cities and towns to people demanding police reform off to at least 17 people die during a crackdown on demonstrations. they response by now council tax reform proposal, but abroad and into other social problems coming up in the knees ahead rights groups the keys, warring sides in ethiopia, p grey region of trashing school, and not quite kicking the habit and you study reveals the number of smokers is acid time high speaking to a public health ex med ah

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through sunday, from 10 degrees below the seasonal average to cool enough in d. c. some showers and new england eastern parts of canada. central areas, canada and the u. s. sinks more heavy rain and we could see some flooding down towards a deep south once again. weston area, stay fine and dry. find a dry cross. a good part of the caribbean sea, but we have got some showers for the greater antilles. ah, the bit going block chains and crypto guarantees. disruptive technology joined with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair financial system. with big open for software, we can create money without being government award winning filmmaker. thorsten hoffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto crypto bit going chains and the internet. on out of sarah

oh the me you're watching out is a reminder, top choice this hour, the colonel who led a military coup in molly this week while serving as the vice president has now been declared into him president by the constitutional court. see me going out to the president and the prime minister, or what part of bodies to talk and germany has acknowledged and committed genocide in namibia. in the early 20th century, german settler forces kill tens of thousands of indigenous herrera and nom up people, often uprising against colonial. tens of thousands of people as seeking shelter in

the democratic republic of congo office. he ordered the evacuation of areas near the city of goma, volcano may erupt at any moment. the government says maybe 400000 people have been displaced in just a few days. the un refugee agency says it's alarmed about reports of soldiers taking people away from displacement camps. if you're appears war tone t gray region and follows warnings from the u. s. that european is a retreat and allies could face further action if they don't do more about the worst thing. humanitarian situation. and as charles stratford reports all warring sides of being accused of destroying schools, computers smashed equipment stolen, a place of learning, destroyed. this is just one of many schools which according to a report by human rights watch, has been damaged by both government and opposition forces during fighting. in the t

gray region of northern ethiopia. the organization accuses government troops of using a high school as a military base. part of this is obviously going to be ensuring accountability for the abuses which these communities have seen happen. as i said, there is a real fear of returning to school because forces that have abused and have destroyed the schools often around fighting beginning t gray 6 months ago. that's when the se open government, backed by its ally era trail, launched a military operation accusing the t great people's liberation front of attacking its federal military bases in the north and the stabilizing the country. the us has been a strong ally of yoke as government for years, but he's growing frustrated with the scale of to fighting and widespread reports of sexual violence. the senate foreign relations committee was told on thursday that an estimated 2000000 people that being forced to flee their homes and 5200000

people are an urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns and the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. us president joe biden has called for an immediate cease fire. the senate has unanimously called for the withdrawal of ethiopian troops and secretary of state antony blinking, says, what is happening amounts to ethnic cleansing. ethiopia has been warned to the faces, strong economic sanctions if the fighting continues, but it has dismissed us interference in its internal affairs. the red cross which is supplying food to around 40 villages in the north says farming essentials like seeds and fertilizer are running low. when the situation has hurt us a lot, we all left our homes with nothing, and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there is no school. all

the children and women are hiding in the mountains. the united nation says people in t gray, a facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop, shall stratford 0. republicans in the us senate have derailed on inquiry into the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. support is back in january democrats and some moderate sentences from trump's republican party wanted to set up a commission looking into the events leading up to the riots. 54 senators voted in favor short of the 60 needed to advance the legislation. we all know what's going on here. senate republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset donald trump could hurt them politically. we've all lived through the horrors of january 6th. i was no further than 30 feet from those white supremacist hooligans. to my republican colleagues, remember that day to my republican colleagues,

remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capital. men with bullet proof vests and zip ties, breaking into the senate gallery and rifling through your desks. police officers crushed between doorways, shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they're afraid of donald trump. the number of smokers around the world has reached an all time high. this is according to study in the land that medical journal. it found that 1100000000 people smoked in 2019 population growth, young people picking up the habit, have outstripped efforts to reduce the overall number. also in 2019 smoking killed almost 8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds of the wealth, smoking population that includes china, india, and denisia. you know,

it just stays russia and turkey. one in 3 tobacco mochas, or that's about 341000000 people are in china. let's bring in doctor oscar ellen, he's chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. he joins us from washington, d. c. many thanks to speaking to us on out his era. so we have seen this crack down in recent years from a number of countries binding things like indoor smoking, raising the cost of packets of cigarettes and so on. but as my direct to put it, smoking is just not cool anymore. so it's surprising, isn't it? that the numbers on the rise in some cases, yes and no. yes. in the sense that smoking, the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor. but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken a turn with why folks really been using more of these tobacco products than

a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course, e to gars heated tobacco products. there's so many different aspects of folks. no go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately we're seeing unremarkable right. to really do. just want to be going for that direction. and what was interesting in this report was that it showed that just 10 countries make up to the well smoking population, which includes countries like the us, china, india, russia, and turkey. why it's smoking more prevalent in these countries? it's interesting because we look at the high income nations and countries, we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another instance point that it's very important to realize just in the us alone,

2019 found about $8200000000.00 that buy back and company to market their products. $8200000000.00, which is roughly about $22500000.00 each day, roughly a $1000000.00 per hour. so imagine the friends of the impact of that marketing campaign on a community is you mention where not much money is being spent to counter these effects. so there are several mitigating factors that we're seeing, especially in high income populations, as we, as you, of articulate, as you say, it is the young who are more vulnerable to picking up this habits according to this report. so how best can not be targeted? really, we have to meet these populations, these demographics, where they're most highly influence and what has been shown from the study. it's really that if you're able to get them before they mid twenties, they're less likely to take up smoking the 1st time. so it's important to both

address parents, winces social media, whatever folks to use. and we really have to really focus our double down those efforts if we're truly going to influence change, as well as the likelihood of getting these products into the hands, the natures, an adolescent, whether it's flavored easter gars or you figure it, you know, all of these items make a really tough time and try to reduce the attractiveness by virtue of how they've been marketed, how the readily available, they are to these population. and dr. is, is there a connection? do you think between this increase of smoking and the coven pandemic? because there is some risk research in some parts of the well this seems to suggest that's why we're seeing a jump in smoking, especially in the young. yeah, that's a very some question. and when you think about things, this data was until 2019. so it hasn't even included what we have experienced from

2020, which was the entire length of breath of the coded pandemic. so within the 2019 data you are seeing that individuals who are younger, lower education below the poverty line, you know, individuals disable. 4 those who have high anxiety, they have a great predilection for smoking or keeping or taking up smoking capacity to others . now you overlay that on the intense pressure of the social isolation and all of the other factors that we have experienced this past year. we've proven we anticipate that number of smoking will actually go up unfortunately, and not the right direction that we want to see. for this particular scenario, dr. oscar at n is really good to talk to you chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. speaking to us from washington dc . thank you. thank you. the world health organization has criticize the increasingly bitter debate over the origins of the

corona virus. earlier this week, joe biden gave us intelligence agencies 3 months to report back saying they still hadn't reached a consensus. at issue is the theory that the vars leaked from a chinese lab, a scenario found to be unlikely by a joint w h, a china investigation. this whole process is being poisoned by politics and if you expect scientists to do their work, if you expect scientist to collaborate and actually get the answers that you want, actually seek in a non blame environment to find this, the origin of the wires. so we may all learn how to prevent this happening in future. we would ask that this be done in a deeper letter sized environment where science and health is the objective of this and not blame and politics because quite frankly, over the last number of days we've seen more and more and more discourse in the media with it terribly little actual news or evidence or

new material. and this is, this is quite disturbing, quite frankly, the netherlands will once again allow bars and restaurants to serve indoors and museums to open in what the prime minister says is a calculated risk. the decision to further relax restrictions has been made as infections dropped and more people are vaccinated. the government says more rules will be lifted at the end of next month. if infections remain stable. french president, him on your micro has discuss vaccine production in south africa. well, visiting the lead us several rum opposed. he and other states believe south africa can ensure regular supplies for the entire continence or my post once vaccine payton's to be temporarily spend it. hong kong media. hi, karen. jimmy lie has been given another prison sentence to taking part in anti beijing protest back in 2019 the pro democracy activists is already serving

a 14 month jail term on similar charges. katrina, you have this report. democracy activist and media tycoon gimme lie is no stranger to courtroom. on friday, he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his role in protest against the chinese government on october 2019, he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. this extends his term to 20 months form a democratic hong kong legislator albert her and 6 others received 14 to 18 months in prison. activists say beijing slowly, smothering the territories pro democracy movement. above the majority of the problem, democracy activates the leaders and now being detained in prison and so on. and meaning that the chinese authorities do not intend to allow any room for the movements existence for the movements activities. the verdicts come just

one day after hong kong legislative council. many parliament approved sweeping changes to the territories electoral system. china's communist party cannot vet candidates for the territories top job. now held by waging back to carry lab critics, including the us secretary of state entity blinking say the overall undermines democracy and prevents people in hong kong from having their voices heard. they jing says the changes will ensure stability after the historic and at times violent unrest of 2019 team will truly the previous system had defects. these changes will help hong kong got back healthy and orderly track. this will encourage prosperity, democracy, and a social stability, hong kong authorities and hong kong have also for the 2nd year in a row council. the annual vigil commemorating the gentleman square, cracked out 100 full citing concerns around the pandemic. hong kong was the only territory on trying to deal with those killed. the gentleman was stand up for the

government in 1989. well remembered here on the mainland, the event it's robbed from history books and any mention of it on line. quickly centered jimmy lies, assets were frozen earlier this month. and hong kong banks were warned this week not to deal in his accounts or risks 7 years in jail. the 73 year old belinda and founder of the apple daily newspaper faces a raft of other charges including feds is under a national security law. if found guilty, he could be sentenced to life in prison. katrina, you ought to 0, bating. ah thousands. there are the top stories, the colonel who led a military coup in molly this week while serving his vice president has now been declared into the president by the constitutional court. i see me going to also the president and the prime minister, or part of the.