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this is out there in life and also company out. a stumpy downside of football stadium kill to be 6 people and cameron, it happened, jury and africa. couple of nations came. we will always do what is necessary to protect and defend them all our allies. native says it's sending reinforcements to eastern europe is 5th grove of the russian invasion of ukraine. us to put troops on stand by thousands of canadian trunk drivers, converge on the capitol also against the federal bank teen mandate. ah, so the un secretary general has condemned the military cubic kena fafsa and his voice concern for president rooker bori. the military says it sees power and depose the president whose whereabouts presently unknown. earlier his party said he had survived in assassination attempt as nicholas huck. now reports after days of gunfire,

anti government protectors cheer at the sight of what is left of the presidential motorcade. for foster special forces turned their weapons against the president, security detail. several people were wounded. what's going on here right now? nothing's going well. we expected a lot from president rock and he's only disappointed people. more you appointment always with the new government, but he was the real problem for the president's party, this was an attempted assassination on a democratically elected leader. bookmark cowboy survived, but his time in office was a band of soldiers calling themselves the patriotic movement for safeguarding and restoration led by this men, lieutenant colonel following appeared on state television saying they had ousted, give away the government, and pretended the constitution to compose out their 1st duty fast, the movement which brings together all the components of the defense and security

forces has thus decided to put an end to the power mister corporation. on the 24th of january 2022. the decision taken with the soul lame of enabling our country to get back on track and together all its forces in order to fight for its territorial integrity. its recovery and its sovereignty offended on gab, face growing discontent in his inability to deal with the rising attacks of our groups linked to al qaeda. a nice millions have been displaced in thousands killed . it appeared to be a view to the on sunday with soldiers asking for more means to deal with the ongoing threat escalated into a military take over on monday with special forces taking over both the national tv station and the presidential palace earlier in a tweet president hoc marquette bowie asked soldiers to lay down their arms in the interest of the nation, calling for dialogue. the west african body echo else called on the soldiers to

return to their barracks. while the you urged the immediate relief of the present and the un expressed condemnation that a 3rd qu in west africa, i will say that was the regional organisation has been extremely responsive and, and strong and unified in their responses to these schools. after moni guinea, if you're going to now burkina faso, soldiers are yet again toppling and unpopular, but democratically elected president in the name of the people promising to restore peace in a region gripped by violence and uncertainty. nicholas hawk al jazeera. let's see, not from henry wilkins, whose monitoring developments for us on the ground. and i could do that and has this update. yeah, there's still a lot of information at the moment. we do know that the former president block boy is no longer president. the government has been to it's all for the new president.

since this morning there's been a very heavy military present from the on the street fight. the national board cost be today, treat you to me as had taken over the. the billing thing is still very, a pay is to where you, the president is a best estimate. the moment is that he's been in time the military camp camp mom is all know which is where the need to me started. gates, survive an assassination attempt, according to a statement released by the former ruling party. if there is a lot of fatigue, we see security century configuration indicator. it's been a war for 6 years now. we've armed great need to say this is the latest. this doesn't just not be on the present. the boy has been seeing also marks the end of the periods in the keen fasfa history where

it's actually had democracy. at least 6 people have been killed in a stampede outside a football game. in cameroon, it happened at the put b a stadium in lemay, just north of the capital offense, a pitch of rush stadium, where camera was about to play camaros in the africa cup of nations. min, i'm so he is a journalist. he was out the st. him and he says those the press box heard there was a stampede. about 10 minutes of to kick off an organizing committee of the f con. they put in placement, attendance, 80 percent. i can tell you that tonight there was absolutely more than 80 percent that the stadium that was nearly full. i'm assuming that's because of the barriers that hold up sort of rushed in. but from what i can tell you is that going into the stadium, there's a very serpentine corridor that's not very wide. it's maybe 2 or 3 meters in width, and that people were increasingly frustrated and run mentioned 33733 is one. so several journalist predictors simply have, okay, so i had a colleague that was at the hospital in limbo,

not too far from the stadium. who told me that there was a brief criminal set up around the hospital from on the ground according go there. if you could tell me that at least one child had died, there have been other unverified videos that have surfaced on social media showing that they're crying for her kid. ready and spoken to 2 other according sources and confirm that minor did pass away. unfortunately, nature is expanding his military presence in eastern europe with more ships, fighter jets and forces on stand by, as russia accuses the alliance of escalating tensions. ukraine and the e. u says it's ready to impose never before seen sanctions. if russia attacks ukraine. moscow has massed an estimated 100000 soldiers near the ukrainian border, but denies its planning and invasion. natasha butler has this report as western powers step on diplomatic efforts to diffuse tensions with moscow over ukraine. european union, foreign ministers, met in brussels, of the talks joined by the u. s. secretary of state by video call. the east top

diplomat said that sure to russia invade ukraine. the blog could impose sanctions, although he refused to give more detail. we agree a firm how a full and unquestionable shoe bore to ukraine, and that any military aggression against ukraine will have, should use consequences. i massive cash for the perpetrator. earlier the head of the u commission announced an emergency financial package to help kiev. i am announcing a new hind angel assistance package to the country. made both of emergency loans and grants. first of all, the commission proposes and your emergency macro financial assistance package of 1200000000 euros. this package will help ukraine now. to address it's financing needs due to the conflict. meanwhile, the head of nato said the alliance would reinforces deployments in eastern europe,

with troops, ships, and fighter jets. a response said yes, store to boat to the deteriorating security situation. we are considering to further enhance or presence in east on part of the lawrence. this could include the appointment of additional natal battle groups to move by nato has angered the kremlin. it denies accusations by western how is that it is planning an attack kremlin spokesperson. dmitri pet scoff, said me, li insurance. we are seeing statements from the north atlantic alliance about more troops pushing forces, an assets on to the east and flag. it is all causing tensions to rise. i'd like to point out, it is not because of what we rochelle are doing. it's all happening because of what later at the united states were green and the information they are spreading in care of the u. s. and u. k. began the withdrawal of some diplomats families and non essential workers

from the city. although the embassies will remain open, the reduction of empathy staff, another sign that without a diplomatic break through the threat of conflict looms large. natasha butler al jazeera or the pentagon has 8 and a half 1000 troops on heightened alert, and it says they're prepared to deploy, if needed, along with other native forces. in some cases, some of these forces were already on a, a heightened posher readiness to deploy posture. and the secretary decided to make it even more a shortened a tether even more so in some cases units would go from say, 10 days prepared to deploy. now there at 5 days, dosage robberies and moscow has more reaction from birth. was heard from the kremlin who has reacted very strongly to the meeting this been ongoing in brussels . the russian government says that there believe that's a risk of key of actually starting

a conflict in eastern ukraine is at an all time high. and they believe the tensions are soaring as a result of nato and u. s. actions and that their information is just creating hysteria and they say that information is laced with lies. that's the official reaction. so far we've just been hearing from officials from the duma that is they a house of parliament here who say that to add the nato dispatching further troops and forces to eastern europe is going to create a severe crisis. this is of course, exactly with this country. wanted to avoid that. the russians that were concerned with nato further expanding eastwards and that they were trying to prevent that from happening. but it appears all the diplomatic efforts have failed and now that will continue to move forward. and the russians are very much concerned and believe that this is a security concern. and they wanted to make sure that nato was not expanding any further. they didn't want ukraine at to join the 30 member alliance. they said they wanted to go back to 1997 levels. and after that point,

14 new countries joined this alliance. and that is why we're in this position now, according to the russians, they believed that their security is at risk because they are now very much surrounded by countries as that are part of this alliance. and they believe this alliance has its own agenda led by washington, a still head heron out 0. suit and the security forces 5 live rounds and tear gas, the latest protests against military rule. back to school in columbia despite reco cobra 19 infections. we look at the lessons learned following an extensive lockdown . ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by cut on airways. hey there, thank you for joining in a way we go with your weather update for asia. we're going to begin in the northwest of india. this is our satellite,

see some of that cloud in fog popping up in new delhi, your temperatures while below where they should be for this time the year. but if activity some shower activity around that time and they do, but the bulk of it will pull out toward the base, then goal may clip the mar with some showers as well, but nothing major. we do have our usual plentiful storms across southeast asia, but i want to get your rate to the philippines where there is a disturbance swirling around and it's just whipping rain all around from sebu rate into devout. and in fact, for the devout region, we do have a severe flight advisory in play, and this is being amplified by the ne monsoon. so with the ne, spon soon pepin up again. it's given us some showers for coastal vietnam on tuesday . now for central and eastern portions of china, we got his fug of rain and snow working its way across the yangtze river valley northwind is pressing down that temperature and shanghai at 8 degrees. and it's going to stay that way for the next few days. batch of range us off the coast of japan on tuesday. press play. see where that goes on wednesday. likely to strike

tokyo with some showers. but the bigger stories that see effects snow engine, turning on again. some more snow for the hills over honshu sea later. ah, the weather sponsored by katara always on the comfort zone, where assumptions are challenged, travel to the ends of the earth, and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentary is that also a perception witness on a just a year. oh

oh, i hear what you out 0 reminder about top stories this i'm the spokesman for the un secretary general has condemned a cue and became the fafsa and voice concerned for the president. the military says it sees power and to praise president alcorda, who's whereabouts are unknown. at least 6 people have been killed in a stampede outside a football game. in cameroon, appear to rush the stadium for kickoff. recovery was about to play morris, and he says it's ready to impose never before seen sanctions. if russia attacks ukraine. russia has massed an estimated 100000 troops near the border. nato is expanding, military presence in eastern europe, leading the kremlin to accuse it with escalating attention. at least 3 people have been killed in the latest protest against military rule in sudan. witnesses say they were shot dead by security forces who fired live rounds,

9 doctors without borders, staff treating the wounded in the capitol were arrested him. morgan reports now from cartoon. protestors against military rule in for dan, facing tier guard and live ammunition by security forces. those injured arrest on motor bikes. the hospital where medics most of whom are volunteers tried to provide assistance. i was in front of the protest. deer gas was fired, i protested, and i got hit by a connoisseur. it hit me right behind my left ear. there was shots fired on one of the streets when we were tracing from the security forces. i got graced by a bullet in my head and was rushed to the hospital. since october last here protested have been taking to the street to voice their anger against a military takeover which resulted in the dissolution of a 2 year transitional government. meant to lead to down to democracy. security services have repeated names, tear gas and live ammunition against unarmed civilians. the u. n and other international bodies have condemned the use of force,

which it describes as excessive. it's human rights office says tear gas canisters fly directly at protest is, is a violation of international standards. at least 7 protesters were killed in the previous protested to the presidential palace. but that has like the 3rd protest, it will continue to take to the 3, at least 73 people have been killed. and 2nd, bruce asked them to take over 3 months ago, more than 2000 have been entered. but getting treatment is not easy. ambulances are repeatedly blots from reaching those injured hospitals have been rated by security forces with tear gas fired inside them. and protestors have even been arrested while receiving treatment inside hospitals as those who are already sick and bleeding when the attacks happen and the tear gas is fired, terrorizes, the staff, the medics come to provide assistance. and the attacks make it hard to continue working until the situation passes. that could be half an hour or an hour. and

sometimes we're forced to transfer patients because of the lack of security sedans, military legs, governing body. the sovereignty counsel has promised to protect hospitals and medical facilities gearing protests, but those on the streets, one, the counsel gone and ones accountability for the lives lost. and those inkjet demanding a civilian rule. he bought morgan al jazeera cartoon with the head of the world health organization says it's dangerous to assume the current of ours pandemic is ending at central scheduled here. says says every country will need to vaccinate at least 70 percent of the population. before that happens. there are different scenarios for how the pandemic could play out and how the acute phase could end. but it's dangerous to assume that army kron will be the

last variant or that we are in the end again on the counter, the globally, the conditions are ideal for more variance to emerge. while china has ordered 2000000 residents of a district in beijing to take korean virus tests, this follows a series of caves. 19 outbreaks in the chinese capital ahead of the start of the winter olympics. the government has told people in neighborhoods considered high risk to remain in the city. i less crossover straightaway to bay jr. katrina, you standing by there for a se, katrina. so what's the latest without braver? well, china has recorded so far more than 3400 cases since december. in this current outbreak, the latest figure is 18 locally transmitted cases marked on tuesday morning. and some of these are in major cities including tendon and shanghai. but of course, what's worrying authority is the most is the outbreak now that's in beijing. now

there were 2 clusters. the 1st. a was an on the kron variance that was identified and about 5 to 6 people last week in authority. say that that seems to be under control. but what we do have case number's growing is with a delta variance, which seems to have centered around the cold food storage plant. in the district of sometime they've identified more than 40 cases that now the 2000000 people who live in fungi district in beijing have been asked to undergo a 2nd round of mass testing. and they've been told that they cannot leave their homes until they've tested negative for cove at 19. but the whole city really is under high luck. even other districts and aging had been asking, there was events to take the curve and test just as a precaution. our team were told late last night, but we have to today go get tested even though we live on the other side of the city and just all of the we have stricter enforcement of things like mosque wearing the scanning of health codes and something that is near is that if you go to

a pharmacy and you try to buy any medication that's related to a sore throat, a fever or allergy you will be marked and alerted that you need to go take a cobra test as well. right, and we're hearing that some cities have been able to control the spread. that's right. so we had the city of she on of quite a major city in central china home to 13000000 people. they will put under locked down from december the 22nd. so that's been a few weeks, a very tight restrictions, unable to leave their homes. finally, those restrictions have been listed, lifted off the case numbers, a shrunk down to single digits. so not only can people finally leave their homes, they can also even leave the city if she and if they test negative. but i do have to say that domestic travel around trying china right right now is still very tricky. china is trying to maintain 0 tolerance approach to cover 1900 head of the

11 pix, which open in 10 days only. so if you do travel very often, you have to get a test beforehand. you have to get a test afterwards. and of course, there's always an ongoing risk that if there are any cases identified even a single case, you could be put under lockdown or katrina, katrina, you that in beijing, nearly $10000000.00 school peoples in columbia have returned to in person classes after 2 years. disruption, but it can sides with reco corona, virus infections nationwide and a surgeon day the depths amazon to ramp yet reports now from the capital of book a tough, no much fun fare. schools across most at columbia. open their doors on monday, receiving all of their students for the 1st time since the start of depend damage for friends and classmates. long separated a day to rejoice with him because i don't know them. the truth is, you don't learn much at home. it's not the same as being in class with teachers that can answer your doubts. and i miss being with my friends,

but having somebody to share a joke, an activity. schools in latin america have been closed for an average of $231.00 days longer than any other part of the world. and many lower income students have been particularly affected by the lack of internet connection or computers at home . or working parents like single mama to karen could be at or the reopening couldn't have become sooner. and i couldn't be happier. i work and had to stop to take care of the kids. my daughter last year because we only have a cell phone at home. so it seems like it was, my son was in 5th grade, and my daughter in 1st class is at the same time. so i had to sacrifice a younger one. it's been hard. the reopening is happening, despite the countries experiencing another major surgery covered cases. some cities postponed reopening schools for a week as they pushed to increase the number of vaccinated food in that in the

capital. but the reopening went on as planned. at least 64 percent of public school students have received. at least one don't have direct seen or you want to me off today is much more than simply returning to face to face schooling. it's the beginning of a new form of life and education. we all need to learn. it's the beauty of education. both climate change on the pandemic forces to live and learn in new ways that many professors and unions remain weary of the decision. saying little has been done to deal with overcrowded classrooms, lack of infirmary, and promised hygiene kits in many public schools. in the last, within a year, it's evident that all the bias security tool has little support. in reality, if you look at the, the crowning the students in a small space, it's dangerous for them. and for us, we're on one hand with satisfied the fact that we continue to wire for the epidemiological situation with the government says it will closely monitored the

impact of the reopening an infection data that that schools will not close again for the joy of friends and colleagues finally reunited allison and dizzy, and with that thousands of truck drivers from across kind of their converging on the capital of all to a, to protest against the federal vaccine mandate for travel across the us border. they say the policy hundreds businesses in the livelihoods of drivers. judy vance's following developments from vancouver. the freedom trucker con boy departed the west coast of canada on sunday morning and have been making their way west or excuse me, east, through the west, that is on their way to the nation capital. and ottawa, many stops along the way gathering together truckers against this mandate, a mandate that the canadian liberal government adjusted to the prime minister and back in november it came into effect on january 15th. of course,

there are vaccine mandates now on both sides of the canada. us border checkers were exempt from that 14 days quarantine and there was no vaccination passport of sorts or mandate of any kind until january the 15th. as essential workers, 90 percent of truckers in canada like the majority of canadians overall have been fully vaccinated. but it is this vocal group who feel that this is political overreach on behalf of the liberal government. and indeed, there is an expectation that thousands of truckers will descend on ottawa, the nation's capital, and gather in front of the parliament buildings on january 29th. so making their way through the west now towards ottawa, the latest word on social media as we follow along with those postings from the con boy are saying that they're a little bit behind in gathering steam across the country. we'll see how that

convoy continues as they roll their way into ottawa. come this weekend's president joe biden is being blamed for empty shells in us soup market, winter weather, and the sides in oma cohen cases. i think the disruption and the she returns, the reports from maryland. the pandemic has exposed problems within the truck, driving industry. across the us, supermarkets are again experiencing supply shortages of such basic goods as milk, eggs, and other household items. a wave of on the chrome cases, global supply chain issues, labor shortages, and extreme weather being blamed for the lack of goods and other contributing factor, the trucking industry, some 70 percent of goods delivered in the u. s. r by rode the main lobbying group for the trucking company says it needs an extra 80000 new drivers to get goods where they need to be and helped meet that amount of drivers. people as young as 18 could soon be allowed to drive trucks into state after completing a federal apprenticeship program for decades ago. in 1980 deregulation turns much

of the trucking industry into what we now call the gig economy drivers are not paid for the time on the job. but for miles travels, they basically give the company that you're going to deliver to pick up from day give them 2 hours free the sit there and do whatever they need to do. the driver doesn't get paid. many truck as a classified as independent contract is not employees, so companies don't pay for the upkeep of their trucks or invest in truck, stops a warehouses. a truck drives the allotted legal time and then stops wherever they are. you get after 56 o'clock, especially here on the east coast 5 o'clock a might be on the road somewhere, trying to find a spot. if there is a shortage that husband steve declared in wages for truckers between 1977 and 987 truck compensation fell, but i'm 35 percent. the average trucker salary is now around $50000.00 a year. but there is another stock. sophistic trucking has an overall job turnover

rate of between 74 and 92 percent. that is between 7 and 9 out of 10 drivers leave their jobs. after a year, we reached out to the american truck association, but they declined to speak to us. but the u. s. census, in fact, shows a record number of qualified truck drivers in the us. that's why others say the problem lies elsewhere. there is no shortage of truck drivers in the united states, and in fact we have a surplus of drivers. we have millions of people in the us who trained to become a truck driver and then decided not to do the job. dr. shirley says the trucking industry has used the same tactics since deregulation in 1980 to insist all further deregulation. so you can have as many workers to choose from as possible. that way you can offer the least wages and benefits while maximizing its profits. simply lowering the driving age is, is not going to make things better and burns them out. most people won't last won't last 6 months. something we've heard throughout the supply chain crisis is that it's decades of deregulation that focused on corporate profits instead of building

infrastructure like truck depots, for example. i'm taking care of workers that got us here. she ever chancey al jazeera maryland, the world's biggest and most expensive space telescope has arrived at its destination. 1000000 miles from earth. and nasa says it will begin firing up the james web telescope, and it will begin observing the inverse. in june. gdc has the ability to look at objects from mars on out. so it can of course, again, it's orbiting i just outside the orbit of the, of the noun about it's about 4 times further away than the man. so it always has to be pointed out towards deep space. it can ever look back towards the earth. ah. so this is odds, are these all the top stories in the spokesman for the you answer could you general has condemned to queue and became a fascinating voice concern for the president. the military says it sees power and

opposed. president rackaboto whose whereabouts? personally unknown. the secretary general's following developments had burkina faso