a joke, it else seems to be transforming western mentality. it is a lot about this transfer. i want yoga. why is it literally yoga should belong to everyone? but i'm afraid that simple truth is getting lost in a world that so commercialized and politicized owns yoga on al jazeera ah, an under c volcanic eruption of tongue triggers synonymy alerts across the pacific from japan to the u. s. west coast. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, tennis, dont know bakovich faces a deportation hearing in melbourne,

which could bought him from the australian open and the country for 3 years. the 1st reported case of armstrong in beijing prompts must testing in the neighbourhood locked down just 3 weeks ahead of the winter olympics and refugee shelters near the us border and mexico are running out of spaces as more people arrive. flea gang follows ah, a powerful synonymy as hit be pacific mation of tele offer un under c volcano erupted, the extent of the damage is still unclear as many phone lines down. when he was more than a meter in height, it fiji van a war 2 and american saw more warnings and advise res austin in place for parts of japan and the western united states. what thomas king has been moved from his palace to safety people on a small island nation, not to scramble to reach high ground. phil laval reports now from los angeles,

where an advisory is still in place. it only took minutes for the waters to arrive tsongas main island tongue, a top you being hit by a tsunami. the result of a massive volcanic eruption in the pacific ocean even from space thousands of kilometers away. you can see nature's strength. there would be warning signs. this was coming, the who gets hunger, who the high party volcano has been running for days on friday, it said dash 20 kilometers into the sky. saturday's eruption though, so violent. they felt it more than 2000 kilometers away in new zealand. but it was tonka, the caught the bronze of it was like explosions in town. i guess it was from her. okay. no. and they like literally popped out here. jonathan, everyone just rolled the ash cloud, turning daylight sky's as dark as night. people fleeing in their cars from above

you can see just how enormous that cloud is. please head to higher ground if you are in danger zone waves. more than half a meter high. reaching american samoa, japan, seeing high water 2, smoking warnings in fiji and thousands of kilometers away in the us, particularly here on the west coast. normally it is earthquake for that of main concern hair, but soon armies caused by events for, for a white. also a real risk right now, the supposed to be staying off the beaches out of the water. but clearly that isn't happening. i was suppose i could earn a toy for the circling the ball, which is probably is pretty unusual for west. well, so right. something soon, army related but so far was still here. oh, very thing. yeah. even if like a one foot wave come through that smile then went here. well, i'm all right, my mom. i like to why my go to therapy. when i was a kid, amy further up the coast, northern california,

so some choppy, a waters the bay area waves up to a meter higher than normal flooding in santa cruz 2 and hawaii getting strong waves and some minor flooding. this very much a watch and see situation and a warning. the disruption 7 times more powerful than another one from the same volcano in december may not be the last or the worst. fill of al jazeera los angeles. were to women are reported, have been killed by strong waves, along peruse northern coast. no, some army warning was issued in the country. the waves are said to have reached 2 meters high mineral new zealanders offered assistance to tara official with their inclin. take her tongue and authorities on priorities for further aid. the ministry of foreign affairs and in c, d, f, and other nissan agencies are working through fear the ear and see options. to get aid to tara, the government has also approved an initial half

a $1000000.00 to be able to respond to requests for assistance from tongue and authorities. this would include cost of release supplies and technical support, as well as supporting local responses. please let me be very clear. this is very much a stashing figure in the government will provide additional assistance is required or some immersive as a reporter with t v and said he has more now from oakland. some communications have started to be reconnected with at least the area around the capital of tongue, nicole ofa. but most of the last 22 hours that many, many thousands of commons living in the field and elsewhere around the pacific had been in the dark, extremely concerned about what happened in their homeland. what we've known. because of that, it's really very hard to know at this time to give you an official overview of the extent of damage or injuries or did what we know is that the volcano erupted about

5 p. m local time tunnel. yes. but the waves arrived within. we told 15 to 20 minutes, but the images that some tomlins were able to record and post do show some people leaving the coast equal to evacuate to higher ground. some people were caught unawares. we've seen pictures of people inside the homes with waves, especially against the windows people in the church, literally the way the washing to the inside of the church and through the pews even here, new zealand. some hours ago, you cylinders were warned to stay away from the northern and eastern coasts because of surges and strong currents. one very popular holiday spot up in the north of the country, known for boating, had moorings and boats damaged by title surges. so it's really very much await to get more information from the ground as to the extent of this disaster. judges and melbourne caught considering arguments to decide if tennis don, nova, jock, of it can play in the australian open oh, be deported. well,

number one's appealing the decision to revoke his visa for a 2nd time. the players visa was 1st cancelled after questions over his cobit 19 vaccine exemption with sarah clark. john just live from was when sarah, so just talk us through what happened in court today. and the arguments put forward by both sides of the federal court, hearing in melbourne has just adjourned for the afternoon. we've had 5 hours of legal arguments presented by both sides. being docked, reached dr. which is tain. and alex hope, the immigration minister in the federal government's side. so 5 out of arguments, the judges have said as a full bench, i should note that 3 judges have said that they will notify or reconvene potentially on sunday afternoon with their decision or potentially out monday. morning they also have ruled out re listing the case if they believe it deserves to have more hearing. oh, more arguments presented from both sides. so just tame as challenging the validity of the federal government's cancellation of their visa at the main argument. they

from their side is it, it's a logical and irrational approach and that the government has cited no evidence to suggest that to the world. number one, a men's tennis plan poses a public health risk in australia. you've got the government's case. they are saying they made this decision in the public interest, and that he does pose a health wrist and not simply as an individual, but because of his high profile status as a, as a world tennis champion. and as a result, they believed that he could galvanize all few this anti milan sentiment. so the case is ongoing. the government has said that you've got the likes of his bad behavior when he flouted the isolation rules. recently when he did an interview with a journalist, when he knew he was private positive and that also he made some false declarations on his travel document on arrival. so the court has adjourned a. we had thought that we would get a decision on sunday from the ranch, but i have notified the public as well as by saw that it could be still on monday morning. of course,

that's the 1st day of the strain open. and in the next hour we expect the strain i've been organizes out to again look at their draw in case they have to make changes. because jock of it, you sit down to pace 1st round of the tournament on monday evening. i'm sarah. what about public opinion on politics? how they been playing into this case? will a po, released on sunday from the age newspapers suggest that there is quite widespread support for jock of inches deportation. it says 71 percent of australians a want him removed. of course, there are some critics in including some of a former labor prime minister, kevin rod, who argues that this whole bees a stash being randall, fueled by the government, is politically motivated. we do have an election year and the government is cain to uphold. it's tough border restrictions and that being said, they keep arguing that rules are rules and i won't make exemptions for the likes of the tennis. stop abduct norton. i've joked edge, so a joke which is that he's announced that he, when he did a nazi, was coming to australia and he was given a special at travel

a medical exemption. there was a lot of anger within australia that it was allowing a, a tennis champion to arrive and struggle unvaccinated. so it's been a lot of public opinion and a lot of criticism doc, which and he's behavior of light that we've heard either the last week. wallace saga has continued. all right to sarah clark live for sand brisbin syrup. thank you . marana in his native serbia, jacob, which is these are problems down under her promote to fis reaction his support to say the australian government has politicize the issue and turned it into a witch hunt. belgrade born player is a national hero. soviet a god knows going back in the agency and i'm the only person but i'm with wonderful why the government failure was heading touch

high people who wasn't amused, he didn't deserve this. he's fighting for serbia for sport, for tennis. beijing as opposed to its 1st community case of the micron variant of code 19 positive cases from the cities northwestern idea district. beijing is one of the venues for the winter olympics, which is less than 3 weeks away. a prominent sudden these pro democracy group has conditionally accepted the the sound of children practicing the violin, breaks through the clatter, the parents of this aspiring musician, tell us they've been here for more than 2 months, but say returning to their home in southern mexico, where they feast gang binds and extortion is not an option. anything that i see not being here is difficult. we're not here because we want to be who would want to live like this whole and further complicating the matter is the re implementation

of a u. s. policy known as the migrant protection protocols or m p p, which forces asylum seekers to return to mexico while their cases are processed. oh, with m p. p, scheduled to be reinstated in more cities along the border. it's feared overcrowded conditions at shelters and migrant camps. will only get worse. manuel, filipino al jazeera, tiquana, mexico. compress or break out his era when we come back 25 years on, on this iconic moments we take a look at what still needed to be done to clear countries of landlines. and the winds of change kenya aims to be a global leader. renewable energy. wanna stay with us. ah, ah, look forward to brighter sky's the winter sponsored by kettle airways.

hello there. thank you for joining in. here's your world's weather report. nice to see it will begin in the middle east where we do have energy moving across the levant with some soaking rains. same goes across the northern sections of the rock, impacting floods stricken areas of her beal and that energy has shifted into southern iraq. we're not too long ago, we also saw some deadly flash flooding there around the gulf, the risk of thundering downpours to be expected across cuts our into the u, a. e on sunday. and there's that feet of rain through southern drawn, the darker the blue, the more intense the rain is falling through. pakistan. smooth sailing here, both in the south and the north. plenty of sunshine to go round grouchy, a hive. 24 degrees and lot of activities through afghanistan. so showers over the lower ground snow over higher elevation now for turkey, snow through the black sea region to be expected here, but some showers for tribes on at 5 degrees, really chilly and nippy air across the levant. ramallah just

a high 7 degrees temperatures of also come down across the hall tomb. so just a high of 29 degrees on sunday, and showers and storms have really cooled the atmosphere and vin talk. it's a high 24 degrees, but we do have storms bubbling up from johannesburg, great into the eastern cape on sunday season. the weather sponsored by katara always joined the debates. 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not for you the future. 8. now, not our lot can't believe you cannot know school. we know what to do, and we have the tools to build the dream on al jazeera. ah, ah

ah, welcome back. a good reminder, our top stories here, this, our a, some army as hit be pacific nation of tongue up after and under c volcano erupted, but there's no word yet on casualties. as many phone lines are still down, it's an army alert. some advisors were in place for parts of japan and the western united states. a verdict to novak jock of h as deportation. the hearing is expected in the coming hours. judges are still deciding whether or not jacob, which can stay in the country to defend his australian open title. the tennis will, number one has been in a court in melbourne to appeal the decision to revoke his visa for 2nd time. and beijing has reported its 1st committee to a case of the honor con variant of cobra. 19 the positive case is from the city is north western heidi and district countries less than 3 weeks away from staging. the

winter olympics with beijing, as one of the venues for the games are joining us live from beijing as the journalist, patrick fox projects. or what more do we know about this community case in the capital live? well then we're still waiting to get more details, but as far as we understand this woman in high dan had reported on thursday that she had a sore throat. she then came down with a fever the following day. and on saturday, authorities confirmed she was infected by the on the kron variance in the worrying thing is that set were told that she had left town or the last couple weeks. and she haven't been in contact with any cases that are known to authority. so it seems more than likely that there are going to be other cases that are uncovered in the coming days here in the capital. for now, authorities are in a little bit of race against time. they've traced more than 2000 people. they know were in contact with her to try and get them test and they've also sealed off her residential compound and sealed off a workplace. and so they have also taken measures in 17 other related areas.

but you know, a lot of people will tell you like, it was really only a matter of time before the i'm a convert emerged in beijing because we know there are cases and gen jin chang. jim is a city that neighbors beijing, the right next to each other and there are many, many people coming back and forth between the 2 commuters every single day. and it goes without saying that it comes out of a bad sign right before the lunar new year. holidays and of course the winter olympic games. yeah. patrick and, and chinese authorities appear to me keeping tight lit about the extent to the spread of on the corner more. can you tell us? yeah, it certainly seems to be the case because we know there were at least a 2 a micron cases detects and change in at least a couple cases in hernon province as well. and authorities of already told us that there are other people that were infected that were linked to those cases, but they haven't confirmed or lisa taking a very long time. indeed to confirm whether or not so there are additional people

that have been infected by the i'm a constraint. so that may be because they want to avoid any panic. a particularly ahead of the spring festival, holidays and of course, millions of people are going to be traveling back and forth and trying to return home for the break. but we do know that there are now locally transmitted cases that have been confirmed in 4 separate provinces. and if you're including important cases as well, what's all actually that's around half of all provinces, and municipalities and china have been affected. and there are signs as well that authorities 20 at step things up and they may be brace for a little bit of an onslaught of lee is to search in cases in hearne and province. authorities of all the thousands of make shifts, quarantined, brahms to be built. and so it does seem as though they are concerned. there could be quite a big rise in the coming days. all right, patrick fox, they're in beijing. patrick, thank you. now hospitals and intensive care units

and peru are filling to capacity as cases of the on a crown and delta variance surge. the number of new infections is now and its highest ever soaring to 30000 a day. half of the kobe 19 patients in peruse, hospitals are unvaccinated. the country has the highest corona virus death rate in the world. full, the number of on the con, cases is up across south america in butter alzheimer's. amazon ram petty has the latest from the region. this was in many ways expected in particular, after the recent holiday, so years christmas and new year's eve when people were probably less careful. and after the 1st cases of the only con, barian 2 were discovered in december throughout much of latin america. there was this expectation that in january and probably throughout this month and in february would have seen a rapid spread of this variant across latin america is what we're seeing. that happening now with the doubling of the numbers of daily infections in most

countries. but fortunately so far with the exception in part of peru and brazil, the rest in the rest of the region, the consequences of that so far at been a mild at the main issue as being a lack of a testing. dat, as many countries have seen with the rise of request of people looking for a test that has been the case in mexico for example, argentina, partly here, but not as the as much. the other issue has been with airlines, many flights being canceled daily here in columbia, for example, 40 flights are being cancelled every every day, but so far. and the majority of the countries hospitals are not a fool. this is obviously a very good. and if you ask experts, they'll tell you that a lot of it has to do with the high levels of vaccinations across much of latin america, which is now the highest the vaccination vaccinated the region in a, in,

in the world u. k. prime minister bars. johnson's facing growing calls to step down, including from within his own conservative party. more revelations, had emerged about drinks gatherings at johnston's official restaurants during corona virus knocked down the daily mirror. a newspaper says these took place weekly, more than a dozen such occasions have now come to light. when the lead of the opposition lay the party says, bonds, johnson is not fit for office. he says the prime minister has lost the trust of the public. rather than concentrating on getting through the pandemic, a brilliant are waiting list. this self indulgent tory party is having a fight about a leader who they should have known from the start is not for office. where we're witnessing every day. the broken spectacle of a prime minister minded to see to the suction and unable to lead, but was the tories bricker and fight each other on what's up. i want to look to the

future man and grew bria tiptoes plans to excavate, lithium and serbia may hit a snag. people are again protesting against the development of a new mine in their region by honestly on of inches in las nits in western. so the environmental activists have blocked the roads across therubi and this saturday as well. but for the 1st time, they have blocked the border crossing between serbia and both young had cigar vina . they are protesting against 3 attend to company, which is planning lead to mine project in western serbia. during the protest, there was no reaction from the police. the prime minister anna, but in a beach, said earlier that they are close to for feeling the demands of the activists. on the other hand, president alexander voltage thinks that the project is good for the people and good for the country. experts have warned that the plan lead to mine would destroy farm land and polluted waters. routine to has said, it would adhere to all domestic and european union environmental standards at the

site. serbia is a candidate nation for european union and 3, but little so far have been achieved with regards to improving the countries environmental situation. activists are now announced that they will continue with the protest until are you into company is definitely out of serbia. that's been 25 years since britain's princess diana was film walking through a minefield in angola. the event attracted worldwide media attention and some light on the danger landmines posed those living around them. a few months later, the u. n. and not to the anti personnel mind ban treaty or ottawa convention, which many countries have since signed, but millions of people are still at risk. well, land mines have killed more than 7000 people. last year, civilians account for the majority of the casualties most occurred in syria. marley, ukraine, and nigeria. 30 percent of people kill the children with more than 1800 dying in 2020 alone. countries with most landlines include ukraine, cambodia, bosnia,

herzegovina, and afghanistan. the nation is not signed up to the mind ban treaty haven't released their figures. they include china, north and south korea, cuba armenia and the us. but pull mecan is the head of communications at the halo trust that's an engineer working to clear landlines. he says the work is painstaking and needs much more funding. i was in by way. last month's well, our minds were laid extensively about 975, but that war ended in 1979. and for decades after that, the local people be living with thousands of land mines. it's getting to the war sources are getting to scale. i think that what's required to remove my minds is essential, political will, and funding. the more funding there is the quick month can be removed. it's an incredibly painstaking effort to remove minds. it's easy to put them in the cheap to produce, but it's not quite expensive. to deal with them because you have to make sure that you hand land back that you know to be 100 percent clear, a 100 percent safe. so you know from, in some places we work with heavy equipment,

the machinery. they said like a rack in the urban centers, we are able to to clear id quite rapidly. but in other places, it's almost like a fingertip search and you have to and you're using delicate tools to deal with things. so it can be an expensive business because you want to hug back land is completely se. now, kenya is aiming to be fully self sufficient and renewable energy by the 2030. the country already gets 90 percent of its electricity from natural sources, including solar power and has the largest single wind power facility in africa. catherine saw reports now from mar, submit the blades of 365 turbines rotate on the edge of lake to canna. this wind farm, the largest in africa, is perched on a stretch of rocky desert it north in kenya. yet it is key to the country's plans to have a fully green energy supply by 2030, with

a capacity to dispense $310.00 megawatts of low cost power. it will increase energy supply by 30 percent. those who leave and walk in masa bit home to the wind farm can't wait to be connected, but some are not happy. it's not already happened. season for clear thought, you know, we got our problems, we will end telecom, we're told the wheat energy will help us when it comes, but is taking too long to reach us. how sad that is. one of the theory does in pain is still running on generating people here. say they want to go green and benefit from the wind farm. many are increasingly using solar energy to power. the whole renewable energy from natural sources, including geothermal, weaned solar and hydro electric account for about 90 percent of kenya's electricity needs. the country's electricity company is also diversified by using geothermal, steam for other uses. it's like a direct impact in aggregate because we have the greenhouses,

we are growing our hot cutter. we have fish. that is also agriculture. we have a drink of crops. if we didn't want to get to lodge skin pharmacy, even people who are rico my sure life, we have to fit them adjustment to your number. feel all this makes kenya a global leader in climate change. but some on really see that in itself may not help you. the developed world does not do better. option one is to continue investing in cleaning mechanisms for the already put you 2 industries. option 2 is to invest a new renewable technology st. cleaned technologies in africa and make use of the clean elijah africa. that is the cheap, the cheapest option we should sell now. and that's what the wild features jaffar abduct mine says. all he wants is a clean and a more reliable pass horse to run his business. catherine, sorry, alta 0,

our sabot, kenya. ah . type of quick check on the top stories here. this ice, an army has hit the pacific nation of tongue after an undersea volcano erupted, but has no word yet on casualties. waves more than a meter in height had fiji van o. r 2 and american saw more. so now me alerts and advisors are in place of parts of.