people and power reveals long hidden, scandalous practices. diff infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on, ouch, is iraq. ah, it striking a defiant toe. the president of guinea, bizarre blames corruption and drug traffickers for failed to the attack on the government palace killed many security holes personnel, countries, leaders. we're meeting there at the time. ah, of the whole robin, you're watching old. is there a lot more headquarters here in doha, also coming up? it is vital that russia steps back. the latest warning to russia not to attack

ukraine youth, a prime minister says it would be a military disaster. a decades long conflict in memories, gaining support is opposition for the military coup grows. ah, and riley's against vaccine mandates take place around the world. but there are concerns about the groups involved. ah, welcome to the pro. we begin in guinea. bizarre, where the president survived a qu attendant o matos to cisco, and barlow says the situation is now under control and that some of those involved have been arrested today we are facing an assault. i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister. and we were attacked with very heavy weaponry for 5

hours. but now everything is under control. and one thing i can assure you there is no side that is linked to this co attempt. it is an isolated force, but it is also linked to the people we fought. when i was elected president of the republic, i promised to fight 2 things and corruption and drug trafficking. and this is also linked to the s, and i knew what the price was, but the fight continues. this message came out after sustain gunbar around the presidential palace in the capital a cabinet meeting, including the president and prime minister was taking place there at the time president and barlow's security forces were able to stop the attack. but that many members died. now the coup attempt in guinea besides follows a string of successful military takeover in africa over the past 18 months. in molly anger over the government's failure to protect the people from arms groups that a qu,

it'll this 2020 president abraham mover cock yet he was arrested and resigned on state television. 7 months later, the military seized power enchanted after the president was killed on the battlefield. his son was quickly installed as leader in breach of the constitution . in september, a soldier trained by the french foreign legion lead a coup to depose guineas, president of a condo, a year after he was a disputed term demo. tobar, it was sedans. 10 top generals took control appending the country's democratic transition, and prompting months of protests. and just last month, soldiers and became sasa detained, president ra, a board, a, another qu, filled by frustration over a conflict with armed groups. marie russia below is president and ceo of the africa international media group. she says it's too early to know what will happen next. we had a situation like that, a similar situation in looking at houses where after the 1st hour of her, do,

you know, the, the incumbent president, he should have communique saying that everything was under control. and weeks a really not to weeks. so i, the difference is here that we so the president on tv, he could speak directly to the people. so he probably has some sort of control. and especially i think one of the differences between the situation with him and book in a facile concent or even model. the cool mind he that he's a former, he's a former gym, so he, he has an obviously, a kept in strong, dies within the armed forces. and an unlike a hot mcawain was disobedient, and it was an assault offer and not trusting the army because they went

to my to linked to the form of president, compile b u. k prime minister boss johnson is pledging wall support for ukraine's army is face grow of a possible russian invasion. johnson who met ukraine's president in kev says moscow is holding a gun to ukraine, said in an effort to change the architecture of european security hot abdul hamid reports now from give or is i it's not every day a prime minister feels relieved to step into a crisis that has the potential of developing into war, but that may well be the way bar is johnson fields arriving here in cave, away from the party gate scandal hoping to deflect attention at home. here the prime minister is facing what he called a grim reality. but he is a welcome friend coming with you funding some 118000000 dollars to fight

corruption alongside other countries. we are also preparing a package of sanctions and all the measures to be enacted the moment the 1st rushing to cat crosses further into ukrainian turret d. u. k has so far trade more than $22000.00 ukranian soldiers and donated more than $2500000.00 in defense. 8th. these are days of frantic diplomacy. it feels like you have has become the center of europe. there's not one day that goes by without a high level visit, money and weaponry out, also pouring in. but there's one crucial point that is still lacking. and that is a united front among nato members of what you this image could only worry ukraine hungry, prime minister victor, or been at the kremlin meeting russian president vladimir putin. the visit was

about signing an energy deal. but do you claim crisis took center stage? there too, or been, has ruled out any nato deployment to his country when you were around the same time in give president zelinski was meeting with the polish prime minister. gas was also on the agenda here, finding ways for ukraine to rely less on russia when it comes to energy supplies. the ukranian president would have also urge his visitors to turn down the rhetoric . feeling that the already fragile economy could go in a tailspin, his methods to ukrainians. this is not the time to panic yet, and the country is well prepared. the government has issued a map with more than $5000.00 shelters around kiev. the main ones being the soviet bill. so boy stations, for now, life goes on as usual. again,

she was in the building. i feel people are worried in words, but not inaction. if you're talking about people leaving the city or stalking up on food, or looking for bomb shelters, i don't think that's happening. i don't know anyone who's thinking like that them, we should be a big what she like worldly. there's also doesn't know, is how all this will end up the, this is not only about the sovereignty of ukraine, or it's right to one day become part of nato. it's also about drawing new lines, east and west, competing over the new security architecture of europe. ukrainians hope they won't be left out in the cold. what does that mean al jazeera give? no, russian president vladimir putin says he hopes talks on ukraine will avoid what he's calling negative scenarios, including wall putin says the us and its allies have ignored the kremlin main concerns around nato. bring it over with them because pretty, pretty minister. we are analyzing the response from the u. s,

and i have already said that our concerns have not been addressed. we have not seen any guarantees that nato will move, its presence in our country also has a right to choose its own security. we cannot allow one country to increase the security at the expense of another country in the us senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell says, sanctions should be imposed on russia before an invasion happens. the ones that really could bring the russians to their knees related to the banking system. i know the president, according to what he said publicly, has been discussing the possibility of that happening with. but to go back to my initial statement, i think what we ought to be doing right now before the invasion occurs, send the ukrainians weapons. they confide with what was the news now where the u. s . is calling for an emergency un security council meeting on thursday to discuss

north korea as recent miss our launch that comes after appealing, young confirmed it tested an intermediate range, ballistic missile, which is capable of reaching the us territory of guam. sundays. tests was the north most powerful since 2017 and the 7th in a month in the earth. since near malls, qu, many opposed to military rule have joined the ranks of ethnic groups fighting. the government can stay in the east has seen some of the heavy as fighting as the decades old conflict escalates. its full estimated 170000 people from their homes. tony cheng explains rebel fighters launch a rocket propelled grenade at me and my army positions in reply, a thick burst of automatic gunfire. forces them beth. they are just outside the provincial capital. lloyd gore where fighting has been fierce throughout january.

that their enemy was much better quit the fight is from the currently national defense was the k and the f. a new militia formed after the military coups nearly a year ago. but what had started as a gorilla campaign is now becoming a full blown conventional war. i was in the fall are 12 months ago. philip, a well educated man in his thirties, worked in communications, missouri. now he's a k and dear fighter from he entered thailand illegally recently and wants to keep his identity hidden too much. but he'll return to me on my soon to continue the fight against a vicious a bursary bug. bugger behalf nor, you know, rules due to everything goes smooth in order to civilians. the 2 women and children sticker it innocently rose the grievous, furiously door fight. all like you know how to say a normal,

a standard army will do, you know, accompanied by ty, border authorities. we crossed into miramar, thailand's kin to stay out of this fight, but it monitors the situation closely. this is the last current position before the time border, which is just up the hill for the ty authorities asked the current to move out month ago, because there are 250 myanmar soldiers based in these hills behind me. and they didn't one fighting to break out right. on the border while were there, a group of carini fighters arrived to re occupied the base. the fight is a friendly to the ties, but the relationship is clearly awkward, and a little strained. plenty of been met. there was heavy fighting here, so we couldn't stay harmony. we moved to another base until the fighting went quiet . and now we're able to return. for now, the rolling hills of easter myanmar are quiet, but this is just 190 kilometers from air mass capital and the current leadership

know the fighting will resume. now don't get the chimney narrow, gay. we think it's because current state is very close to napier door, so this poses a security threat to them. the real cost of the fighting is being felt by hundreds of thousands of civilians forced from their homes. the tie government has turned thousands away from its border, yet many remain close to scared to go home. and rebel fighters say military forces are setting fire to properties as they advance, leaving nothing behind but scorched earth. toni chang, owl to 0. the tie me on my border while still had here on al jazeera, the u. s. takes a step closer to vaccinating children. i was younger, 6 months against coven 19. and we looked at some of the proposals chili's assembly . we'll have to consider as it re writes the constitution, those stories after the break. ah

hey there, here's our headlines for the americas. after days of rain, there's been flooding and central and southern ecuador. thousands of people displaced from their home states of emergency declared the water powerful enough to carve out this road. that's not too far away from the capital kito in still more rain in the forecast on wednesday. more than a dozen people have died in flooding in south polo and look at this. it's still coming at you through wednesday. and it shift it further to the north and the east into rio de janeiro as wall warm and cold air fighting it out across north america . there's that cool air rate, they're meeting up with the warm air. so that's going to sparked some storms and it swath of heavy snow. so let's break it down region by region. pretty much from kentucky rate to louisiana. the risk of seen some storms here and around the great lakes. here's a swath of stow at this, going to be a multi day event. so toronto over 2 days could pick up to about 20 centimeters,

was found. we go some snow sneaks back into vancouver as while thinking about 5 centimeters for you and quiet for the west coast of the u. s. but low temperatures here, thanks in part to a north wind and a cool pool of air over las vegas. 10 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday . was sunny skies. okay, now i'm out of time. that's it for me. see as soon ah, still be on the comfort zone. we're assumptions are challenged. traveled to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it. probably the most trade to us. and i've been involved in quickly. things can chime award winning documentary, but also a perception witness on a, just a una,

like the ah, book about kill watching all desert me. so robin a reminder of our top story is guinea, besides president to survived a curtain and says the situation is now under control. president of moral cisco and barlow says the attack was aimed at killing him and prime minister as well as cabinet members. the case, prime minister has pledged more support for ukraine's army in the face of what he is calling russian aggression. or as johnson says, russian forces massed on ukraine's border post a clear danger. also, the u. s. has called for an emergency meeting of the un security council to discuss

north korea's latest ballistic missile. lord sundays tass was pyongyang 7th this year, and the most powerful since 2017 right. when political groups are becoming increasingly involved in protests against vaccine mandates around the world, with some threatening violence against government leaders, the latest rallies have taken place in australia's capital. cambra, wayne, hey, reports. ah, this protest took place in australia's capital cambridge outside the national press club. the message was that journalists are somehow involved in a conspiracy to spread misinformation about coven 19 vaccines, and government mandates. this is not just about the vaccine. that's their defense. that's the way that they're actually trying to silence off anti vaccination movement to nothing new. but they were traditionally regarded as fringe organizations with concerns about the safety of vaccines cove at 19 has changed

that and muddied the message. there are now a wide range of rally and cries at protests like wanting to win countries back from so called dictor tauriel governments. they're a conspiracy theories and miss is of hate violence and even anarchy far right. groups in their political allies are seeing an opportunity to spread their messages and are increasingly showing up to and in some cases, organizing rallies. ha, ha ha. they want to vaccinate us by force. now they even want to vaccinate our children, who do not need such experimental vaccines. in canada, thousands led by truck drivers gathered in ottawa to protest vaccine mandates. some of the organizes a well known far right activists, including one who says the vaccine was created to de, populate the white race and another who spreads is lam, a phobia. prime minister justin trudeau, who on monday announced he had tested positive the coven 19, says, protest is,

are being misled to the politicians. exploiting people's fears. i ask you to think long and hard about the consequences of your actions. most protests around the world have been peaceful, attended by people who have genuine concerns about vaccines, but their message is increasingly being lost in a misinformation campaign being waged by others who have ulterior motives. wayne hey al jazeera. now denmark has become the 1st e country to lift all crew of iris restrictions, and that's despite a surgeon infections over the past 2 weeks. and it's relying on the high vaccination rate to ward off the on the comm variance, acceleration passes and masks are no longer required and to restaurants, shops or even public transport. pfizer has asked us drug regulators the position to offer its cove at 1900 vaccine to children. his youngest, 6 months old trials for the age group began in may last year. the dr. to vaccinate

children has been spurred old by the outcome variable. now if approved, vaccinations could start by the end of the month. genie fischer is an associate research profession professor of micro biology and immunology at georgetown university medical center. she says, regulators will have to weigh at the risk of infection for younger children against the results of clinical trials. while children have have been shown to be at lower risk of developing severe disease than older adults, most certainly, they are still vulnerable to infection. and during the search of the omicron variant in the past month, in the u. s. rates of hospitalization for the youngest children under 5 years of age search. and they were, they were 3 times higher than rates in older children who are eligible for vaccination. so why that lower risk? it's certainly not, not negligible. the clinical trials are not on enormous numbers of kids. i think the number was about 1700 kids. so they,

the doses have been shown to be safe that the dose of thing kill them to 2 small children is much smaller than the adult. those about the 10th of the dose that adults and teens get the, the size of the clinical trial is very carefully constructed, to be able to look at potential side effects. and the, the data that was initially filed by pfizer and that will be reviewed very carefully by the federal regulatory agencies with input from expert outside advisors is to, to look at that safety. and so far, the early reports are that the safety profiles very good. and that they will certainly be extraordinary scrutiny on that. in the next few days, johnson and johnson, 3 of the largest drug distributors in the us, have agreed to pay $590000000.00 to native american tribes to settle claims they fuel the fuel epidemic. indigenous american communities of suffered high addiction

and death rates from the use of pain killers. under the terms of the settlement, the drug companies will not have to admit to any wrongdoing. they fall as a $75000000.00 pay out to the cherokee nation. last year, the demonstrators have marched on argentine, a supreme court to demand judicial reform, the ruling parent, his party, and several unions accused the court of being biased against them. the protest come to the vice president, christina passionate faces several trials now. she denies accusations of bribery, embezzlement, and money laundering. tuesday is the last day for jillions to vote. old line on 7 proposed articles for the country's new constitution. it's a novel system in which ordinary citizens, all the ones who suggested initiatives these cover a range of issues from animal rights and the environment to universal health care. allotted america editor lucy in human reports now from santiago. ah,

him where robin christiane up. your last one is an animal rights lawyer who has an obvious bond with his pets. but his love and concern for animals goes much further . he's presented us citizens initiative to delegates for drafting chiles. new constitution is called they aren't furniture and government member of our goal in limbo is all over the world. animals are legally classified as movable property like furniture over which a person can have ownership or days ago. but we understand that animals are much more. there are beings with emotions that feel pain and pleasure. abdulla believes constitutional recognition, but would help promote laws from better protection of animals when a creditor, chili's constitutional convention is committed to promoting citizens participation . and one way is to allow people to present initiatives on line delegates would be obliged to consider and debate them if they obtain at least $15000.00 signatures. this is a time consuming exercise to say the least. there's everything from the constitutional

right to acupuncture, the right to highways without paying toes and to bar people found guilty of corruption from holding public office. but only about 50 out of the $2500.00 proposals appear to have obtained enough signatures. the ones who made the cut include the right to abortion, to private property parents deciding over their children's education, an independent central bank, the defense of the environment, free and quality health care in education, and the animal rights measure that got nearly 20000 votes for his part architect, sebastian gray, but support for an initiative to guarantee decent housing for all. that means that it's and it's interesting that the proposals represent a kind of x ray of what chileans want. and obviously those proposals that are sufficiently serious and supported will not only be debated but possibly incorporated into the new constitution. the president of the convention causes

unprecedented level murder. this is the 1st constitutional process of its kind and surely for us, it's clearly something very new. because unlike in some other countries, chileans have never had the right to present legislative initiative. delegates have until july 4th, to present the draft of the new constitution on which the hopes of millions of julians for a more inclusive society are writing. to see in human al jazeera santiago, dozens of journalists and doctors, no salvador, a military grade spyware. technology has a news to hack their phones. government critic say it's the president's latest tactic to silent opposition. john homer reports from the capital son, salvador julio everett. these phones have been acting strangely. she re lives the moment she realized for sure that it was bugged. well, i was writing and i remember that i got the 1st email in but that mom and we

were confirmed that they got it was targeting pegasus. the spying software, only sold to governments with julio was one of 22 stuff. is that the new site or photo who had the funds repeatedly infected? according to the university of toronto, citizen lab for she says, many of the types came as a photo published expos, a's on the government of those salvador headed by president naive. bu kelly will, can they pull out of it during an attack? everything they can see, for example, what the message that you are typing, or they can get access to your context here. ah, images your videos. it's like to have enough unlocked cellphone in your hand. it's the, it's the jelly cell fodder went the only ones. other media outlets and civil rights figures would bug to says, citizen lab, including transparency, lawyer, halsy maldonado. i think this is also a sign of the times a sign of this government. this is a government which is intolerant to critics,

is in father and to public scrutiny is in fuller and through accountability. and while there's still no, no hard evidence that the, the spine came from the government. everything seems to point to the doorsteps of a similar in government, it which strongly denies the fund bugging. but there have been worrying signs that the president doesn't have democracy, the top of his agenda. se critics starting from 2020, when he march soldiers into congress, a shock for a country which only escaped civil war 30 years ago. the president, in turn, is accused independent media outlets like hell father of lying and attacking his government. in 2020, he announced the outlet was under investigation for money laundering. and el salvador, many people are on his side. his approval ratings are in the eighty's. he, i see the, in the working class body of sundries 3 color vasquez puts out that they still

t is and tells us why. what i think me though my, i like it helped more than the other government for them. it was only in the campaign only then they remembered our neighborhood like that with him. no, he hasn't forgotten us. he always remembers asked the poorest neighborhoods less dangerous. under bouquet has been cash to help them through the pandemic, even laptops for her boys to be able to keep studying. she dismisses the meteor exposes as fake news, montages, like many others, she believes the president. just walking around this neighbourhood san luis 3, you understand why president bush kelly is so overwhelmingly popular with the majority of salvadorans has given the money has given them food has even given them computers for their children during the pandemic. and what all that means to them is that he, someone that is concerned about them, the poor salvadorans in a way. the other presidents haven't b who kelly promise is these people he will take care of them. we do the same for

the countries, journalists, lawyers, activists, all those who are critical of him in el salvador. that's the burning question. john homan, ow does it? 2 babies have died in freezing weather in northwestern syria, where snow and rain have destroyed the 10th of hundreds of displaced families. the humanitarian agency says a 7 year old girl and a 2 month old girl died from the cold and it lived province around $2800000.00 people have sought shelton camps after fleeing their homes during serious decade long civil war. while it's a red light in tune is in a group of women hitting the road on motorbike sun, all women, queens bike has crew to attract more drivers to join them in a sport as traditionally male dominated. there are more than $300.00 women antennas here with a motorcycle license, a few ride because it's not widely accepted. we're still not getting lots of most is id is always afraid of a woman who drives

a motorcycle or women who drives the car. in general, when a woman approaches anything that has to do with mechanics, she becomes dangerous. but in fact, it is possible to be better than men in driving patches and men in many things. even in raleigh competitions of women can achieve a better ranking than a man. this is not restricted to men. ah, what's out there with me? so rob, the reminder of old hope story. guineas bizarre president has survived a coup attempt and says the situation is under control. present moto circle. and barlow says the attack on the government palace was aimed at killing him. the prime minister and cabinet members. today we are facing an assault. i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister and we were it's.