savage ticket i is under a complete siege of right now people out of die. how will climate migration differ for those who have in those who don't have lot of country see, we will pay poor countries to keep refugees there upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera. oh, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is that he's are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. talks up the chance of a rush, an invasion of ukraine, but all sides agree that diplomacy is still the bless, plagued by production problems and crushes. now the race is all the salvage, an f 35 us fighter jet. that a sunk in the south china sea 1000 is forced from their homes in the democratic

republic of congo as the army struggles to contain a rebel group. i'm gabriel's on to a new york city. we're more than 55000000 people in the northeast in the united states are in the eye of a major winter storm and sport, the quarter finals of the africa cap of nations get under way. later on saturday. i was nation cameroon, faced the gambia with the indomitable lions aiming for a fix, the african tied up ah monsieur diplomacy, but prepare for conflict. that seems to be the approach the united states is taking over ukraine. president joe biden says that he'll soon be moving a small number of american soldiers to nato members in eastern europe, around 8500 or on stand i for a possible deployment. according to the pentagon,

meanwhile, biden's ukrainian counterpart is urging the u. s. and other allies to take a breath president holiday as lensky says that they've seen wash and build ups before. a diplomatic talks must continue. and for many people living in the east of ukraine, the uncertainty over will they won't, they invade is just a part of daily life. i'll just hear us patty, co haine, begins. are coverage. another sign of how serious the u. s. think the threat rush opposes to ukraine. the u. s. president announced he's moving us forces to the region. where have you decided how soon you would be moving you? eastern europe are when movies you, us through europe in the nato countries, in the near term. not a lot, he's likely talking about the 8500 troops that were put on stand by to deploy most headed to bolster nato's quick reaction force. but he's also said he has no intention of sending us true to ukraine. and a new tone from the pentagon,

given the type of forces arrayed the ground maneuver forces, the artillery, the ballistic missiles, the air forces, all of it packaged together. if that was unleashed on ukraine, it would be significant, very significant. and it would result in a significant amount of casualties. and you can imagine what that might look like in dense urban areas, along roads and so on and so forth. it would be horrified, it would be terrible again, but the administration wants to send the message. diplomacy can still work. there's no reason that the situation has to devolve into conflict. he can choose to deescalate, he can order his troops, roy pick and choose dialogue and diplomacy. if not the u. s, as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. katie gl him al jazeera washington o. meanwhile,

ukraine's president is urging the us not to escalate tension with russia for me. as lensky says that talk of an imminent russian invasion may be exaggerated. dom yamaha, so we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the u. s. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time in early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time. people in ukraine near the border with russia. i've told i was here that they've been living with a threat of invasion for years hotter, abdel how made reports it's in the villages of eastern ukraine, that the impact of the conflict is felt the most. victoria is worried about the long term effect. it could have on her children. well,

house is just on the line of contact. hearing gunshots and loud banks has become part of daily life. a difficult situation for a parent, especially when she says is little sign of any help coming. love. so no house without furniture all this time, the government hasn't provided anything and won't do anything right now. either any of nobody has told us anything going on. what will happen, and what should we do for most people here, shrugged off the idea of an imminent invasion, saying they have been living with the threat for more than 8 years now. a few 100 kilometer south in multiple life goes on. the port city has seen fierce battles between pro russian separatist and de ukrainian army the mural of little melana, who lost all of her family and her left arm in a rocket that back a reminder of the suffering. this city has been through a few days ago,

parliament passed the bill that allows civilians to carry weapons in case of invasion. but sales aren't going up yet. new finding q and marketing, there's no panic in 20132014. we were selling a lot of automatic firearms, but at the moment there's no such demand. and it hasn't been an increase in demand for ammunition buffering people here are resilient and many say they are ready to face any danger. the village is near the front line and now part of the military zone residents are allowed to return here because it's actually fairly safe at the moment. but we've been driving around and we could barely find anyone. this woman is one of the few people we came across, switching between russian and ukrainian. she tells us life is good. they have water, electricity, and a shop. and she has made her own plans, in case of war,

move out of nasa did do mom. yep. of we built an underground shelter in our own backyard. we'll go that we don't want to leave. this is all hedge, didn't a stu visiting vala demo, zalinski called on people to remain calm and he's blaming. foreign media was spreading panic. ukrainians have learned to rely on themselves carry on with their lives. while it's kidding, through the fog of information. when that bill, hamid elder 0 in eastern ukraine, people have been collaborating, ukrainian cadets for diet as they tried to stop russian troops advancing on give in 1918 o leon soldiers, including students from a military college held back the thousands of red army troops over the course of 4 days there hailed as heroes and a symbol of ukrainian resistance on the russian side of the border, foreign minister. so gay, loved process with his country doesn't want war more from officers. dorsal jabari

rushes naval strength on full display in the black sea part of regular drills it carries out throughout the year. and in the country. southwest more troops and military hardware are taking part in live fire exercises. but russia has dismiss u. s. warnings. it is about to invade ukraine. use vehicles, alicia authorities. there won't be a war as far as it depends on the russian federation. we don't want to war, but we won't let our interest be rudely traveled on and ignored. you thought your girl is kitchen you possibly knew the u. s. has rejected all the russian security proposals for the last 2 or 3 years. now they're putting the same things on the table. in other words, they're borrowing from recent russian initiatives. this is something, at least for you, so on the streets of moscow, people say it's russia that's been provoked here, the little school. i mean, i believe america wants to provoke russia by any means. we live decently now in

russia. i'm 70 years old and i can see we have never lived better than now. they feel threatened by this and are trying to destabilize us. it all smells or publications really pull ivy in the my half of the people i know are ukranian. i can't believe there will be war. i can't believe it. it's the conflict of politicians rather than ordinary people. ukrainians are our relatives of neu with numer sofa, russian over tuck anyone. and it's never going to the only defense. it's the united states who escalate in the whole situation because it was profitable for them. president vladimir putin has spoken to his french counterpart emanuel, my crawl about rushes deep unease with nato's eastward expansion. so the diplomatic window is still open to avert. what could be a disastrous conflict for all sides? dorset of laurie al jazeera moscow. this is the news on from al jazeera still to come on the program, a coo and mckinney faso, cease the country kicked out west african regional blog. echo was. what's that he

why thousands of truck drivers stranded at argentina's border with chile and then in sport, australia, and 44 year wait. a distributed problem here with that and the delays. mm. around 5000 flights have been cancelled in the u. s. as the east coast hunkers down for a huge snowstorm, the bad weather is projected to move through the northeast this weekend with new york and boston expected to be hardest hit these alive pictures from new york, the governor, all the governors of maryland, massachusetts. do josie, of new york of declared states of emergency warning of possible power outages, drive us up and want to stay off the roads. i'll just here as gave elizondo his life for us now in you, your courts just off to 8 in the morning, gave

a feel cold just looking at you. what's the situation there? now? it is cold. we got warm jackets, gloves, and we've had a lot of coffee, so we're staying warm this. and this is a huge storm that's coming through the northeast of the united states. we're here in the heart of times square right now, and listen words tell the words can't tell the a, the scene as much as just looking at it here yourself. this is a big storm. there's about 55000000 people in the northeast to the united states, all the way up to maine in the northeast that are going to be affected by this storm. it's been named storm keenan, it's 2 is going to be considered one of the biggest storms we think of the entire year and you can, well, it's packing the real punch as they were expecting it to be here in new york or expecting roughly about 30 centimeters of snow, that's what they're talking about. but up in the north, more massachusetts area,

it could be as much as 60 centimeters. it could be a historic storm in terms of the amount of snow that falls. and it's the wind. that's really the thing. it's the wind is blowing through here as well. there are several states including new york and neighboring new jersey that are on a state of emergency. that's fairly common when the storms come through like this, but certainly this is shaping up to be the biggest storm. so far of this winter season, for sure. i suppose affairs are still the lighting to all of this is that the storm system is coming through at the weekend when more people are at home, they don't have to commute. yep. yeah, that's right. that's really the big thing that everyone is saying here that it is the weekend. so there isn't a lot of commuting as you could see. time square normally at this hour during the week. this would be very busy, but because it's a weekend, it's very quiet right now as you can see. and because of the storm,

everyone things stay off the roads. of course, i will say a while the commuter rail lines in new york and the neighboring states have been shut down things as amtrak, long island railroad. those aren't running at all. the buses are running in new york and the famous new york city subway that never closes right at the mayor said, we're keeping that open. we don't plan to close it so the subway is still running, as it always normally always does. it rarely do. they shut that down because they're going to keep it running for essential workers to get around. and as of now anyway, but i'll say that the heart of the storm has not hit yet. it's supposed to get worse in the coming hours. so we're seeing the beginning of it right now. okay, go hunker down at a warm coffee shop. we'll come back a little later. but he thinks indeed, i'm serious, gape. i was under that reporting live from snowy new york. the west african block echo was suspended, became a facet membership after a military crew, but it stopped short of imposing new sanctions. i was serious. nicholas hark

reports from walker to abdur rahman, not his real name is getting ready to fight. burkina faso is icily affiliate in the countries north. he's not a soldier, but a civilian is returned to the capital to gather weapons and equipment for the hundreds of volunteer fighters. he commands, he says muslims in the north are being butchered. burkina faso, security forces are too scared to deal with a threat, leaving it to volunteers, to fight and die on the front line. we are very frustrated with book in this uneasily. that armed grooves are better equipped than us. they even attack us with rockets. but the amine never comes up to help us me while the military is busy by taking of it a capitain instead of protecting us along the bodice lamp gentle leader, but on the dummy bough is expanding on a strategy devised by the president. he toppled on monday and that's equipping civilians to fight armed groups after 2 weeks of training provided by the army, villagers are supplied with basic weapons and ammunitions. that's because al qaeda

in iso affiliated groups have shifted their focus from attacks on security forces to villagers. and that's forcing millions to flee their homes, leaving large swath of land in the hands of arm groups on the outskirts of the capital neighborhoods. already crushed by poverty or taking those displaced by the fighting. children have no access to schools or medical facilities. they receive no help from the government or agencies. both those this place and there was hosting them share this only well, but to access this water, they have to pay almost a dollar for a couple of these, jericho tens. there's a sense for many here that the state has abandoned them and hope that perhaps their circumstances will change with this new leadership in charge of the country. oh, in his 1st address to the nation, gentle leader beat the drum of war, appearing more like a commander in chief than head of state,

promising security and break from the past. he is also called on the support of the international community. but during an emergency meeting of the west african body echoes heads of state suspended, burkina faso as a member state, the region is marked by military takeovers and facing growing insecurity in this a hell, presiding my guy, member of parliament for the country. so hell, region piece will come up with more weapons, but through dialogue, we know those that are taking us often. it's her sons in our family members, there are local people influenced by outsiders, and we have to engage into dialogue and alleviating poverty. is a key factor here. for abdur rahman, the people of this a hell have been forgotten left to fight in the shadow of war. they cannot win alone. nicholas hawk alex's iraq walker do. thank you live to walk into granola now . somebody, they can sit there for a search and explain the significance of this suspension for us and tell us what

would happen if a co was did put him sanctions right now he was saying that suspension is largely symbolic. i and that sanctions really depend on how the military needs and wants to proceed in the coming days and what it decides to do, whether it will return the country to constitutional law. there are meetings taking place right now in the capital. what would you do with the military delegation sent from the west african, our regional block meeting in a hotel and they're still going to go to the presidential palace to meet the leader in me. but i, so it's, it's, you have to be seen what to say. she didn't do, they could be economic, they could be travel things, and it really depends on the dialogue. in the coming days. it's been one almost a week now since the military took power. ah, what's the mood on the streets there in one category? so, me was speech on thursday, really went over well with the population in the capital, people that i spoke to around the country. he said that his message of security

eating back the aren't groups unifying. the country really resonated with them. some people are skeptical. there been many martinez also in the past. and people say that military leaders say the same thing all the time. so i think they're really waiting to see and hoping that but this time it's different than previous times. all right, sam. many thanks. did sam med napa reporting live from a kid a threshold? capital worker dooku in the democratic republic of congo. thousands of people have been forced from their homes because of fighting between the army and the rebel group, not as m 23. on tuesday, an army position was attacked in route through north of the city of goma. m 23 was widely believed to be back by lawanda during previous conflicts. it's one of more than $120.00 armed groups operating in the eastern democratic republic of congo. houses here as prayer. co gupta reports outside

a church on the deal can sky villages in the eastern democratic republic of congo. find the only shelter they hope will keep them safe from the bullets and the bloodshed vianza near sissy. and we'll go got normally the attack began and you see see, go go in columbia. we were in the field on wednesday, we had bullets over the hills, and we flayed abandoned everything. and now we are here in cuba. we spend the night in the church while others sleep outside like we have nothing to eat, no food with no bullshit or medicine that i'm got nisa. at least 2000 people abandoned their homes this week to escape fighting between the army and the m. 23 an om group that rebelled against the government in 2012. very cool. thank you. melody put the uh, we saw several dead people. i lost my children and my husband and the chaos. and i've been left with nothing now messenger in the

a c. c. one of the 6 villages called in the crossfire farms land tended homes, they're empty and not a soul to be seen back at a church in cuba, people from other villages tell how they 2 were caught in the violence. they do well when i was at home, when i saw soldiers shooting bullets in the hills, another bullets coming from the other side. i'm rid him. since november m 22 fighters have been accused of several attacks on the arm. the latest on tuesday, un peacekeepers are on the ground. but for these families, it may be too soon to return, cancelled, and severe. a military court in the democratic republic of congo is expected to deliver its verdict on the 2017 killings of to you and investigators american michael sharp and say the capital of swede will killed while probing alleged atrocities in the central cause. i region. the fighting was between government

forces and the local group. the come when samples following this case for us in i robi, is also serious at malcolm where malcolm, what's the significance of this trial killing that it relates to was certainly very significant. indeed, at least insofar it was unusually bold and brutal move on the part of the killers to execute you and investigators who were at the time themselves investigating reports of massacres that have been committed in that conflict. taking place in cosign province at the time. it is, however, military cause sitting all of the judges, army officers and military court in high profile cases in congo before have been widely criticized for not being fed or independent of military chain of command or of state control. so in that sense, a lot of people are just going to be expecting the verdict to be whatever those in

command choose it to be. do we expect the vote? it will actually shed any light on the alleged involvement of the stays. c c well, there was extended to the investigation by a group of international press outlets 2 years after the killing took place. so don't covet, substantial evidence that there was, in fact, states involvement in these killings. one explanation, one possible explanation, being that people hi and the security operators of the government of the former president joseph capella at the time, had wanted these killings to try and prevent massacres. which government troops responsible from being exposed by the un investigate. there's not, the government always denied it. and this child today, there is one connelly's army colonel who is among the 32 suspects who are standing in court, but nobody of any senior rank than that. so we're not expecting to see any hope

profile or powerful figures being held to account. there is no come web reporting live from my robe email committee. thanks. the u. s. navy is racing. the salvage and advanced fighter jet from the bottom of the south china sea, the plains highly classified technology would be a qu for china. if it found the aircraft 1st, the f $35.00 c crashed on monday as it tried to land on an aircraft carrier. it's the 3rd time that an f $35.00 is had to be retrieved from the ocean in november, a british f, $35.00, be a short take off a vertical landing version crashed as it last power, taking off from an aircraft carrier in the mediterranean at, in 2019 a japanese f. 35 a. the conventional take off of landing versions, crashed over the pacific, killing the pilots, and leaving a lead day bree to be recovered. let's bring in lawrence corbin, washington. he's

a retired navy captain and former assistant secretary of defense. now a senior fellow at the center for american progress. lawrence, good to have with us. again. what do you make of what's happening with the f 35? it. why does it keep crashing? is it simply teething troubles, or is there something fundamentally wrong with this aircraft? what happened is we rushed, the production of it was in when it wasn't ready to go into production. because we had put all our eggs in this one basket. we stop producing the up that the, the f 16 and we wanted to have one plane for all of the services. and when it ran into problems, we had no alternatives. so we kept building them and worked the problems out as we went along. but unfortunately, some of the ones that got into the fleet or with the other countries, they stay had these of problems. and what are the problems with the aircraft?

i mean, with the reasons that that, that they keep, you know, this is the 3rd accident involving one of these aircraft that has gone into the sea . what is it? is it, is it pilot error? is the aircraft simply too clever by half? well, it's not pilot error, it's much more too clever by half trying to do too much with one particular plane. so you end up having technical problems that take a long time to work out and they didn't have the time. so they went ahead and moved into production and because they're selling it all around the world, it became very profitable for a lockheed and you have people working on it at all 50 states of the united states . and when people like adam smith, who's a chairman of the house armed services committee, said buying these things now is like pouring money down a rat hole. they still go ahead the airport secretary frank kendall. it's called that acquisition malpractice, but we're doing it. and this is

a result of what happens when you get it out into service. one that you haven't worked out all of the problems, if it's such a fundamentally flawed aircraft. why would china be so interested in getting it's hands on it? why is that? now this, this race to get to it 1st well, because even though it does have these problems, we've had the most sophisticated electronics. i mean, the chinese are not that concerned about getting the engine, but it's the electronics that are on the plane that we can use to track other planes to lock on 2 targets when you're, when you're flying to negate the radar. and so, by the way, i mean the technology very good. it's just a question of working that out as well as the mechanical problems together. lawrence, it's always good to talk to you really appreciate you giving us your time any thanks and lawrence cold white. let's go with a full cost his kara hello. then let's have

a look at the weather in north america. and all eyes are on that severe weather event that's affecting east scenarios of the us and canada. but before we have a look at that system, let's have a look at the rest of the u. s. and it's a largely quiet and settled picture. we are seeing a winter conditions, pool into western parts of canada with heavy rain and snow for british columbia and the pacific northwest, but not as significant as that east coast go to nor restore. we haven't seen one of these in this area for a number of years. it's also called a bomb cycle, and it's going to bring some very severe conditions. we've got blizzard warnings out in at least parts of 10 states in the us. we could see record breaking snow for that system moves up towards new england and onto eastern parts of canada, coastal flooding as well from those high winds. and of course, we could see more travel disruption by the time we get into sunday. it's going to work its way rather quickly to eastern areas, taking the wet and windy weather with it. now behind it, it is going to remain rather cold across from those se states like florida,

the temperature in miami, sitting in the mid teens. and it's a similar story across the caribbean is immune to central america. we'll see the temperature come down in havana by the time we get to sunday car many thanks. and it's still to come hell, but he's out. we're in the mountains of pakistan from where all the groups a launching attacks at a crusty issue. why rouse, are opted in france over the price of it, but get of that in sport. a massive wind for peru looks on a fine for this year's world cup. the folk football action with farmer coming up in around 20 minutes. ah, the 35th meeting of the african union will see heads up states discuss cobra. 19 in the conflict in ethiopia with climate change, but keener faso and other west african coups high on the agenda. can they deliver

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ah. hello again, adrian finnegan here in dough. how with these out from out to syrup, the headlines u. s. president joe biden says that he'll sent troops to eastern europe in the near term, to boast of nato forces of attention over ukraine, top defense, defense officials approaching russia to deescalate around 5000 flights have been cancelled in the us as the east coast prepares for a huge snowstorm about whether it's projected to move through the northeast this weekend with new york and boston expected to be hardest hit. and the west african block echo was suspended. the king of fencers membership following the military kuda on monday, but the group hasn't imposed sanctions. delegation is arriving in the country for talks. ruling parties in italy is parliament of aust, current president socio matter ela to carry on for

a 2nd tongue. it comes off to lawmakers, spent the past week voting, but failing to agree on an alternative candidate. 80 year old martha rella has previously said that he doesn't wish to continue in the role. the italian presidency has considerable powers, including appointing prime ministers and the ability to dissolve parliament. i'll just say that in barbara is monitoring the situation for us in london, but him tell us more about matter. l. a. carry on as president, as he said, anything to this request from will make us well, adrian, that's the fascinating thing. he hasn't so far, but it does appear that there's a strong consensus now on saturday that there should be an approach made to ask sergio mater, unless he's 80 years old to stay on for another 7 year term as president. now this comes after a whole week of voting to try to pick a new head of space,

which is really go no way. so there are reports in italy that actually the prime minister. mario, dr. g. how's aust? sergio mater, i like to stay on that's off to all of those coalition policies in government, basically realized that they were getting nowhere fast with all the other options. and so really trying to urge matter rather to stay in his position, but he's previously made it very clear that he is not interested in doing so. what is the background to all of this? the d? what i was mentioning the voting that sexually involving a, just over a thousands parliamentarians and regional represent representatives from across italy whose job is to pick the new president. it is a largely ceremonial role, but it is seen as a very important one as well. and during his term, sergio matter, rella has actually seen 5 different governments come and go in italy as well as the

copied 19 crisis, which of course isn't over yet, which devastated his country. so a lot of people are saying, well, he has actually got the experience needed. one person that who was being touted on friday, and it's understood that both the right wing and the, the, the right wing league party and the 5 star movement we're backing is the, the head of a secret service is a woman called eliza. better bologna. they were saying that she could well be the country's 1st woman president, but that caused a backlash among some other members of the rights when a coalition. and so that then was crushed vis has led us to a point where basically people are saying there's no one who's, who's going to unify us all. let's ask the current president if he can just stay on a bit longer. it's not the 1st on that would have happened. back in 2013, we saw a president and carry on persuaded to carry on as well. i'll just hear that he baba

reporting their life from london the day. many thanks. indeed. the trial of the man accused of a museum jewel highest and germany has begun. highly valuable treasures were taken in 2019 from one of europe's greatest collections of art, if convicted with face up to 10 years in prison. julia wolfe reports the 6 men aged between 22 and 27, appeared in court on friday, accused of the daring diamond robbery inside the greenville museum of dresden royal palace. the suspects are said to have taken just 8 minutes to steal 21 pieces of 18th century jewellery encrusted with more than 4300 diamonds. their worth is estimated to be more than a $126000000.00. but experts say their value is priceless as a deal, i get lucky going to thought the defendant on lucidly prepared the crime meticulously . according to the prosecution, the defenders checked out the crime scene beforehand or it is also

a light touch of parts of the window was cut out before the crime was committed in order to get into the building as quickly as possible during the exclusion of the crime i'm one of the museums, best known treasures, the 41, kara green diamond, was a way on loan to new york city's metropolitan museum of art. at the time of the heist, the stolen treasures had survived allied bombing raids in world war 2, only to be carted off as war booty by the soviet union. they were returned to the german city in 1958. the trial is expected to run until october, and while there still no trace of the stolen jewels, experts say the chances of recovering them are slim. in what has become known as germany's biggest art heis in modern history. gillian wolf, al jazeera, thousands of truck drivers stranded on the border between chile and argentina as they wait to be tested for cove at 19. some have been waiting for weeks, putting a strain on the goods that they're carrying and on themselves, i'll just seriously

a harding reports. ah, going nowhere fast. thousands of trucks are stranded in argentina as the driver's weight to be tested for coven, 19 to inter chile. and the weight is taking its toll. yes, it will say my like it go, you'll, i've been here for 2 weeks and when i've got a refrigeration unit, but not enough guests to run the fridge. many of these trucks are carrying refrigerated goods, with the engine having to stay running to keep the products from spoiling, also got killed, come, diesel is running out. they have equipment that cannot handle being on for a long time. the engines running all day and night and they starting to fail and fix the cargo. when we get to chile, we'll have to come back because of this. it's all stopped going in and going out there with with know where to go. the drivers rely on sharing food to eat and use makeshift toilets and showers again. cuz i know that when we go into the city buffy

things and split them among ourselves, the people nearby give us a little bit of food, whatever they can do to help. even if it's a little right now we have a bathroom and a shower that they sent for us, but we have to pay for it. a similar problem has been affecting drivers on the northern border of chile, where they also faced long queues. endo jonathan. this is becoming a real problem. the authorities of the presidents have to take care of this row after row. these truck drivers are forced to wait in close quarters during a pandemic for a test they need to finish their job. leah harding al jazeera truck drivers in canada have been protesting at the capital ottawa against a vaccine mandate. convoys have converged on parliament. new rules went into force a week ago, requiring all truckers to cross the border into the us to be vaccinated. the gang rape of a woman in uruguay, a week ago, has sparked protests against sexual violence in the capitol,

montevideo both of those places gathered in the city center in a show of support for the 30 year old victim. 3 suspects of being questioned by police . 10 people suspected of people smuggling, been arrested during raids. in guatemala, they believed to be part of a gang responsible for the massacre of 16 guatemalan migrants in mexico. a year ago . investigators believe that mexican police officers were involved at least 4 people have been killed in a bomb attack in pakistan's, troubled baluchistan province. security officials say that a vehicle was targeted using an oak remote controlled explosive on a road in dela booked the district. it came up to 10 soldiers were killed in an earlier attack at a checkpoint in catch on tuesday come, i'll hide a reports, bug is gone. has seen a spike of our dag across the country. the responsibility of god's being taken by

the islamic stage harder on ad rella the day to get dollar bon buckets on. and balloon and surgery who have been carrying out data every day that crushed up august on of one on border after a load last year for several months, it appeared that the hindu kush mounted may once again. he wore klaus, with a thread from the de dollar bon bugging on to continue dead or dag inside bug. it's done. and i've got a serious threat from the atlantic state. horace on after the $1.00 bond ripped into power in august, they offered to mediate between the budget on new york started days and a $30.00 on august on who had started refuge inside of our integrity escaping from successive budgets on the military operation. where the fire now gone, the number of our culture increased and focused on military. okay. they're determined to continue to fight against that day to get dollar bon budget on to be

is also a lot of, moodily, they have some internal differences. also, there's no see spot, we are fighting, we're taking them on. we can go patients every day and will continue doing so. till the time we get rid of dismiss the avalon taliban of god had assured that all neighboring country would be safe, there. choice will not be used against any other country by any group. however, the problem now is that thousands of their t t p fighters are still inside of our data duty, according to intelligence report that in disarray, there are also splinter groups emerging amongst them. and the big problem is that some of the leadership had now on the run after our targeted killings of some of their key senior leaders, including the spokesman of the day, a good dollar on budget on bye, have a way to measure from the buckets on your daughter days, david, in order to have to cross the border in order to neutralize this trade. the most

important thing to see now the next few weeks and months and red under t j. b. and elements of diet, also known as the law, mixture of hornets on we'll be able to once again started tagging targets, insight budgets on that good lead to a serious security situation. scientists are concerned about a new sub variant of cobit 19 alma crohn. be a point to it's being called stealth omicron because it's harder to detect using pcr tests. it's been confirmed in 40 countries. experts say it appears to be even more transmissible than the original on the chrome strain. dr. richard bless losses and infectious diseases specialist of the counselor natal research and innovation sequencing platform. he says that the sub barian isn't a major cause for concern. the fundamentals haven't changed. so we have some good preliminary data from the u. k. this week that the protection from the vaccines is

very similar against b, a dot one, and b a g dot 2. and so the fundamentals of what we need to do have not changed. there may be some subtle differences and there may be something about this that, that makes it slightly better. it didn't factoring people and passing from person to person. but ultimately, we know what we need to do to protect people and to protect populations focuses in india, have been struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic rising infections and restrictions that fit the industry hard. but a famous circus is one of india is, is in one of india's worst affected states mahash truck. and it's hoping for a revival the that to be, i'm a long time we restarted after the 1st wave of just 20 days later we faced the 2nd

wave. and we not a lot of investment about $337000.00. all the money we had in listening to reopen was gone. so it was a huge loss. like god's grace were getting back on our feet and probably we did some events who showed performers an artist, the song and the movie. somehow we survived. now were allowed to open with 50 percent capacity. we're taking all the missions like negation fiction, according to covered safety protocol, about the crowd is less than normal, but it's enough for us to survive. we believe somehow we're moving towards what's known i just had here on that. he's off. oh god, why is that good in school botanist. all the talk to himself, it's a big trouble. more for this regular from coming up with just

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wild animals and men may threaten the constant, vice versa, blank, briskin it botswana on al just lou aah! oregon for the sports sciences. say that they've been able to extract animal dna from the air for the 1st time. a method could be a powerful new tool to help try, can conserve wildlife, alters there is alexia bryan reports. armed with a tiny vacuum and a filter scientist christine bowman is gathering data at the copenhagen. so she's trying to find out which animals kept there, not by wandering the enclosures,

but from the air. what we found was that we can not only detect the animals that are kept here at the sioux. we could also detect even species that i used to feed the animals here and assume they're using what's called environmental dna. it's been used before to work out the kinds of fish or plant living and water. but these scientists and denmark in the u. k. have worked out how to capture e dna from the air filters catching microscopic pieces of fer saliva and faces. while life is difficult to monitor, but if you look for giraffe, an open savannah, that's fairly easy. but if you look for something like a tape here, like this, not in a, in a pin like this, but intense rainforest, it's immensely difficult. if this works in a greater scale, it'll revolutionize the way we look at greenforest animals. the teams worked in zoos because it made it easier to confirm the source of the dna and how far it had traveled. identified dozens of species, including mere cats living,

245 meters away. the researchers think it will be useful in the field to help track and conserve wildlife. there are 2. it's a small one until now scientific to rely on the signs animals leave behind travelling to remote areas using camera trips to snap pictures of hard to find creatures. the wonderful thing about environmental dna is almost every other bio monitoring methods we have requires that the animal be present when you're assessing them. so if you use a camera trap, they have to walk in front of the camera. if they walk behind it, you'll never see them. the great thing about environmental dna is it's more like a footprint. they leave it behind. it's early days for the researchers who don't know why some animal dna wasn't detected, even though they were in the zoo. and it's unclear won't impact the wither could have on collecting the data. but the scientists hope the answers to some of the

toughest questions and conservation could just be hanging in the air. alex here bron al jazeera, fascinating thomas for his foreign adrian, thank you so much. a quarter finals of the africa cup of nations cake off. later on saturday. the 1st much these, the host nation cameron take on tournament debutantes the gambia and do walla cameron are the 2nd most successful side in african history and are looking to win a 6 title. baganda are knocked out guinea to advance. i had of the match cameron's sports ministers as the fatal crush outside l. m. bay stadium was caused by a reckless decision to open a perimeter gate. 8 people died on monday ahead of cameron's game against camaros. the mean minister said stadium workers had to be overwhelmed by a search of people outside the venue. we would speaking to sports, broadcaster gary al smith, who's in to ala covering the tournament, he says,

mondays, tragic events had motivated the cameron team a. i don't think it's less dumped in the mood of the ts c. i just got them because i'm going to see that there's been a lot of lead game going round, organize just leaving this party, this particular response as well. the players including someone led to it must be said, i've been trying to galvanize themselves and each other to get a win to center. you know, i think it's sort of memorial if i can see for those who died. i deal in the stadium on monday, even though we're in the quarter finals, he's got to be honest and see that come in here. they did not feel very ready for it. so yeah,

the basics are there. but in order to give it, see what class of content around is. if you knew no way, for example, what egypt organized to, to my team actually move still act, you know, so i, for the basics i get to write access. is that, but they still quite a bit, especially i used to prepare for these things. it's not what i have expected and i think also on saturday, burkina faso take on tennessee and the other 2 quarter finals happen on sunday 7 time champions of egypt faced morocco and san ago are up against the equitorial guinea. ah, peru had visited their chances of reaching the 2022 world cup and counter they

secured and away went over columbia. on friday, the scene united winger at saint forest, or in late to seal a one year victory, the result means peruse set forth in the stalings. olivia's hopes of making it to the world have been severely damaged. solomon rando scored a hattrick as the group's bottom side. venezuela, security for one home when over the belief that result leaves bolivia down in 8th place. the top 4 teams qualify automatically for the world cup, while 5th place will seal inter continental play off. ashley bardy has ended a 44 year wait for home australian, open champion. well, number one, doing it with a straight sets when in melbourne and final. so hell malik reports. it's the site that australians have been waiting 44 years to see the country finally has a home grown slam singles champion. once again. ashley body has been in

scintillating form throughout the tournament in melbourne. and that continued in the final against danielle collins. as the world number one took the 1st that with these 63, her american opponent, however, wasn't about to roll over. collins showed some real fight and she even managed to break, serve in the 2nd fit. oh bought you rallied though she came back with the 2nd said going to a tie break? oh, from there the outcome was routine, body dominated the tie break winning? it's 72 for the much and the championship. oh this is just a dream come true man. i'm so proud to be nosy, so thank you so much, everyone. ah, australians with the, with the much anticipated triumph. they'll hope the wait for the next home singles

champion won't be as long as to hail molly al jazeera. i had a lad final activist handed out where is punkish way? t shirts group say they won't stop until they're satisfied, the player is safe. but 1000 t shirts were handed out just 7 days after a video online show to people enforcer move their shirts by melvin security. the activists say they'll take their campaign to other grand slams. hung has appeared only a few times since november when she accused the former chinese vice premier of sexual assault. social media post was quickly deleted soon after. on sunday, while there were 2 danielle method out, we'll take on rafael and the dell for the mans. australian open title of the russian received a fine for his controversial outburst on friday. oh with

. 7 the 25 year old has been slapped with a $12000.00 fine for calling the chair umpire, stupid, and a small cat that you'd have accuses semicolon opponents stuff. no, cisco father coaching him from the sidelines. beijing, 2022 organizers say they expect coban 1900 cases to hit their peak at the rivals for the winter olympics, increase one week out from the games around 3000 olympics related personnel have arrived in beijing in the last 2 days. the games which begin on february 4th will take place within a closed blue organizer set on saturdays. 36 new corona virus cases were detected inside the bible. 29 of them found among new arrivals covered is something that is unpredictable. and therefore, we always have to be ready to review plans to change plans into monitor very closely that we are confident that the system we have in place is the right system

. what we've seen so far, it is working well and we expect to continue to work with and in the and be a the milwaukee bucks be the new york next to record their 4th consecutive home when game yanis and tito can move both score 38 points and grab 13 rebounds a day after being named and all star for the 6 seasons in a row. a box going on to win this 123 to 108. they set forth in the eastern conference. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you adrian. for many thanks indeed. now roused, broken out in france over the place of a beget that usually cost around a dollar in a bakery, but a french supermarket changed decision to sell the bread for a fraction of the price was upset. baker's al jazeera latasha, butler reports from parish the french bakers a baguette, isn't just a loaf of bread. it's a work of art or both goofy by you, too. so far i look bomb, you said the morning, not often. people think old bread is the same, but it needs

a lot of care. the dough is a life. you have to feel whether it's good or not, in your $35.00, your traditional bakery sell packets for around $1.00. so a decision by major french supermarket chain to slash its packet price to $0.30, a scandalized or tis nor bakers, like john felipe catherine to reply. oh, they are disrupting prices compromising on the flower and quality making is about passion. it's not just about money in business with faulty retail in the class is the cut price by get aims to shield customers at a time of inflation and rising prices. but the move has caused something of an uproar in france. some fear, an erosion of french values, others, the demise of quality. the debate has even made its way into the french presidential campaign. let me get that out of santino. i looked through laclede left out in $0.30 for a big flour is $0.10,

so prices are being destroyed. savage of chain destruction venue. the bagget price war has so, and he stirred emotions. but there's also the question of taste every year in frogs, the prize is awarded for the best bagget in paris. the jury is made up of top bakers, but also members of the public because nearly everyone in france has an opinion about what makes a good bye get. so let's see if people can pick a 30 cent by get from a traditional one. she says, hello. yes, yes, version to la. yes, that always gets a tradition. you know, when you go abroad you can try hard to find a french bag out, but it doesn't exist 3 times stronger, get profit, but i know the cookie. it has to be all crusty and very fluffy inside. the supermarket is called the bagget ro, ridiculous. it says the promotion poses little long term threat to bakers, as it will end in a few months. but the debate reveals that few things in sight. passions in france

quite like this. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. sure, oddly peckish. now a quick break. why? one and grab a sandwich. but i'll be back with more of these news on a full mouth. just a few moments. i see them as the world's best athletes prepare for the winter. olympics staging is embracing itself for the arrival of an estimated $11000.00 people. kind of 0 tolerance corvette strategy work, and despite diplomatic boy cloth will shine his winter games, triumph will bring you the latest from dayton's 2022 winter olympics on al jazeera . palestine was once a very different place from today. that of palestine horsberg and the postal cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film al jazeera world. his historians, an eye witness accounts with portray, early 20th century palestine as

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