this is been doing for a number of a whole through thought, international perspective tracking, claim for global audience. how that could impact your learning. this is an important part of the world, and i was very good that bringing the news to the world from here. ah, yes, president joe biden is holding tanks with present vladimir putin another attempt at a diplomatic solution. i made fears of a russian invasion of ukraine. the best friend for enemies that hispanic ukraine's president urges citizens to stay calm. as the u. s. warns of an imminent attack by russia, several embassies order their staff to lead. ah,

are you watching al jazeera alive from jo? how with me for the battle also ahead? canadian police dots clearing protesters blocking a key u. s. canada bridge as many truck as planned to gather in toronto to protest against corona, virus restrictions and sri lanka as president bonds strikes by health care workers ignoring demands for better pay and conditions. ah, thank you very much for joining us us present. joe biden is having a phone call with his russian count about vladimir putin. it's another attempt at a diplomatic solution over a potential russian invasion of ukraine, which moscow denies its planning. i had of that called russia summons the u. s. military attache alleging a u. s. submarine violated its territorial waters in the far east. meanwhile, ukraine's president earlier visited a police training camp. ramirez lensky says, warnings of our russian invasion are only provoking panic. he's our borders,

it's our 3rd through. you know, i have to speak with our people. like you, you know, like, like president and say people throughs and the truth that we have different information. and now the best friend for enemies that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie doesn't help us. meanwhile, on the streets of the ukrainian capital key ever war veterans where among thousands on the march in a civilian show of strength and rushes for in secretary sag loved accused us of waging a propaganda campaign during a phone call a few hours ago with the u. s secretary of state antony blanket. while we have a door seizure, barry standing by for us in moscow with the latest russian reaction. but for us we go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it. kimberly that all important our phone conversation between

present biden and put in underway at the sour yes, we understand it began about 4 minutes after the last hour. and by all indications, it is still ongoing, watching very carefully for updates about when that call ends and what was discussed. we do know from the contents of the call that took place between the u. s. secretary of state and his russian counterpart that we assume the message will be very similar from the readout from the state department. the message communicated by the united states to russia is the diplomatic path to resolving these security differences over ukraine remains open. but in the eyes of the united states, russia needs to de escalate to and engage immediately in good faith discussions. now, should russia ignore the warnings of the west? it is the belief of the west that essentially if latimer who decides to invade

ukraine, his actions will be met with resolute, massive, and united transatlantic response. so this is the message that was communicated. we suspect that is the similar message that is being communicated as we speak. now, in terms of this call, what we should point out is that it was put together initially, or at least suggested by the russian side. it was then suggested by the united states that it be on saturday versus the monday that initially was proposed. that leaves in question, what's happening on sunday. a lot of concern about what may happen, given the fact that u. s. military intelligence suggest that we're now in the window where an invasion could occur at any time. kimberly, thank you very much for the moment. kimberly hawk live in washing of course, will be checking in with you for the latest on that phone conversation between prison biden and voting as good of you now from moscow and dos, strawberries,

air force, a lot of diplomatic contacts happening today. door. so what is the view from moscow about how the con, the stations are going, ah, well, the russian officials are remaining very quiet. the details that we're getting about the communications that are going on between high ranking officials here are all coming from the other side of the conversation. not the russian side. we have heard from the lease a palace where they said that the ammonia microns spoke with vladimir putin on the phone for about an hour and 40 minutes earlier on saturday. and according to that, a communique, the french president has heard to know, has received no indication from vladimir putin debts. russia is ready to take it offensive against and if 80 offensive action in ukraine. he didn't believe that putin had any interest in invading ukraine, according to that readouts. the french president also said that sincere dialogue is

incompatible with escalation. and that's recommended also at the same time, french nationals do not travel to ukraine. but to, at this conversation, also highlighted out on the russian side, that's vladimir putin reiterates at debts. the security guarantees that this country is looking for are being ignored and that conversation is being ignored by their americans. where as the responses they've received from nato and the u. s. government about russia security demands to have not been addressing the main core issue. and that is at russia's concerns about nato's further expansion. so at that is one of the most latest conversations of vladimir putin has had of course before starting his phone called with us president biden. we also heard that the russian defense minister and spoke to his american counterpart earlier as well as the russian foreign minister of speaking to his american counterpart. so it's been a day of a plethora of diplomatic phone calls being made. a lot of talking indeed happening

. and adding to the tension dosa or the russian saying a u. s. submit has violated russia's territorial waters in the far east. what were you hearing about this was courting to the defense ministry here. this incident took place the are the coral islands in the pacific ocean, and it rushes for this east point and just near japan. and apparently their russian navy is carrying out lewis an act exercises there. and there was an american submarine that came into russian territorial waters. apparently, and they are russians warned the americans and the americans didn't respond initially. and then it was a 2nd warning. apparently the americans submarine left the russian territory a waters. now since then, the russian defense ministry has summoned the u. s. military attache here. and that we just heard from the defense ministry saying that their country reserves the

right to use on any means to insure their safety and security in its own territorial waters. and that provocative behavior by the us submarine, oppose the threat to russia security. and that the a russian defense ministry urges the u. s. to prevent and such incidents from taking place in the future. this could also explain the reason we had a very unusual phone call between the russian defense minister survey, chicago and his american counterpart. so it's something that doesn't happen very often, but the 2 men apparently discuss security measures. and i think it's clear now that this incident that took place earlier on saturday was at the top of the agenda. so it just shows how sensitive and tense the situation is. that the moments and date door said you barry in moscow, thank you for that. and al jazeera is natasha butler is in ukraine's capital kia if she says many people, they're feeling anxious despite the president's calls or com. he's calling on

people not to panic, and that's pretty much been his message over the past few days and weeks. he is saying the business of life must go on as usual. but at the same time, of course, what is happening in ukraine reality here in kiev. is those several countries have decided to advise their citizens to get out of the country as soon as possible, unless they really need to stay here. and on top of that, you have the u. s. embassy pulling out all of it's a diplomatic stuff. so all of us, of course, is making some people feel really rather anxious indeed. now, at the same time, you have moscow saying that it has no intention of invading ukraine. but the u. s. has a very different story. washington painting a different picture saying that could be an attack, an invasion, a by russian military force is on ukraine at any moment at any day. so that is that the situation, it is extremely tens people here are still of course trying to get on with their

daily lives. but as the days pass is certainly much more pessimistic picture right now than it was earlier in the week where we were talking about hope and optimism. where diplomacy seem to be working in some way to find some sort of solution. right now people are in a very unpredictable situation. meanwhile, russia is continuing military drills with bella. russian forces set boston is near the bela roast ukraine border. she says the exercises are raising more concerns about moscow's intentions. there's a lot of anxiety about these exercises that officially started the, the main face a couple of days ago, officially belarus and russia are training for an attack by and they told they these are war games. but as a lot of speculation, if this through build up was basically meant for something else, maybe a 2nd front for russia, basically in belarus, they can easily go to the ukranian capital key f, which is the closest the nearest from here,

not only exercise is happening at this air field, but there are training grounds around this whole area. this whole stretch in the southern part of bella, luce and of course for bella, was for russia. i have to say it's quite easy to use this country right now. because alex, i'll look a shot guys looked to, well, let me put in for help since he became a very isolated and battled leader. so russia is using these grounds here now to at least show this amount of forest that they're having. but we are speaking to villages also, they can't really feel that there's an imminent threat of war. but of course there's a lot of anxiety, especially here as well. hey, now the world news, canadian police have begun to move in on protesters who are blocking a vital bridge, connecting canada to the u. s. on friday, a judge gave police a power to end the demonstrations against corona virus. pandemic restrictions, 5 days of disruption on the ambassador rates as for some auto factories across the

border to shut down. because of the lack of parts from canada, the bridge carries one quarter of all trade between the 2 countries. judy trin, is an investigative reporter at cdc in canada. she says, the canadian government underestimated the truck as protest. this all began with a tactical mistake onward police, which is the local police force here, allowed trucks thousands of heavy transport trucks, weighing between 5 and 10 tons to drive into the capitol. what they did was not only did they drive up to the gates apartment hill, they then disabled their trucks. some we had vehicles that had their view, their tires removed, and they refused to move them. and once you have those trucks, but in the city corps, it's very hard to remove, it's easy to remove protesters very difficult to remove thousands of trucks in the

capital. what's going on is that businesses have been so frightened by the amount of harassment that they've and residents have received, that they've actually shut down their businesses. these are the city of ottawa has a masking policy you before you can enter an establishment, you have to be wearing a mass. there are many, many activities that require you to show proof of vaccination with the entry of these outsiders. what has happened is that they are floating all the local bibles, and that is causing concern. what impact that has economically is that, for example, just our largest mall, our largest shopping center here in ottawa has not been open for 15 days. we are now going on the 16 of a protest of a occupation, and some would even use the word siege that has locked down this tires locked down the city's core. still ahead on al jazeera,

these bostonians are being thrown out of their homes because these really military wants to train on their land. i mean everything from the occupied life, beg, i'll bring you the story next. and an ancient spanish village resurfaces after being submerged to make way for a reservoir 30 years ago. ah . the winds up again and not so much thinking about the breeze it brings a few showers into levant. is this seasonal one? there is the shamal, which tend to bring dust time with it when it's coming from a dry area, and iraq is now fairly dry. on the grounds, this orange is plu potential. not so much heavy dust storms, but just a lot of dust in the air. poor visibility tends to drop the temperature as a doe half max is 20 deposit $23.00 and it shows around the southern part of iran

round the youi and probably omar for the next day or so as the wind tends to decrease. beyond that sunshine is predominant or showers, maybe in lebanon, passes syria, but otherwise it's looking pretty good picture. we still got that same story to the whole of africa sunshine, which is not a big surprise at is no surprises. a drought here's well, until the rainy season arrives. it's coming from south slowly. it's going to stay that way. shes finals townslee and maybe uganda, but really not very much. now the main rain belt in southern africa still extends from madagascar worse cycling season through southern part of the company. i'm allowing them background to zambia is an awful lot still to come. i think in namibia they're not necessarily on the coast but on the subject to psych lens and take you to tuesday that the potential landfall and madagascar want to watch. ah frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call the strategy if the rest,

the world cannot get together informed opinions at all on sundays and friday from the critical debate wide report claims that need to come and then she'll thread to russia, but it's precise he's actually created the insecurity in the region in depth analysis of the danes global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah oh, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories, a phone call between us president joe biden, and russia's leader vladimir putin has jest, and it is the latest attempt to find

a different magic solution to the stand off over ukraine. russia earliest summons the u. s. military attache alleging a u. s. submarine violated territorial waters in the far east. meanwhile, ukraine's president has urged citizens not to panic as warning school with potential russian invasion. something moscow denies. the u. s. is evacuating non emergency american stat from his embassy in p. f. and canadian police have begun to move in on protesters who are blocking a vital breach, connecting canada to the u. s. on friday, a judge gave police the power to end the demonstrations against corona vice pandemic restrictions. and to police in france have broken up a convoy of vehicles in paris that try to block traffic in protests against pandemic restrictions. thousands of demonstrators from across the country had made their way to the city, inspired by the truck drivers that shut down canada, x capital, need bach? i reports a quick call for me. of car horns has demonstrates his opposing cobit 19

restrictions. burge, on the most famous street in paris. oh, no, soon spied by all blaring freedom convoy demonstrations elsewhere. sport, the canadian flag. defeat is on north dakota. it's been 2 years and we know with fed up now. the people are suffering and we don't understand anything their law is, but we don't understand them. all i've understood is that when now in a nazi dictatorship, honestly, pain as equal. oh, paris is no stranger to scenes like this. demonstrations of frequent and passionate . ah, no stranger also to the liberal use of t, a gas by french police. on the edge of paris,

hundreds of vehicles was stopped before they could enter the city with on the spot finds handed out in abundance. the pandemic scene, european governments exert power over people's private lives like never before. most you come trees including from beginning to gradually eas restrictions mosque wearing a most indoor settings will be lifted later this month. but the vaccine passed to and to public places will remain in force until hospitals are able to function normally. a campaign by president manuel my crohn against anti waxes has the backing of most french people. but the government's demands are too much of an intrusion into the liberties these demonstrators are out to defend. the bulkhead which is 0 is rainy, military drills in the occupied west bank of forcing some palestinian families from their homes many times a year as need. abraham reports the temporary re, housing,

and constant disruptions to their lives is causing many families to move out permanently. in the early hours of the morning, these palestinian families are being forced to leave their homes and belongings. these really military sometimes uses this area in the north of the occupied west bank as a training ground. this means that people who have lived here for a decade have to stay away for as long as the army decides is necessary. israeli military jeeps, move between homes to ensure everyone has left palestinians here. say it's not their 1st order to leave their home this year and fear it won't be the last or then while the frontier not they'll stay here until each one of us leave their home. they'll say, why aren't you out yet? it's 8 a. m, you have to leave explosions like these often break the piece here. you know, you must, i fear for the children they get scared of the bombing. i tried to calm them down, but we're scared to i remind them not to touch anything. the army leaves behind

because it might explode with the bad people here say they have nowhere else to go . so they have to stay out until they're allowed to return to their homes. after midnight, the military drill will continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again. twice this week. the israeli army told al jazeera that it takes measures to protect civilians during the exercises. but is really officers previously said that trainings are used to push palestinians out 7 families left their homes on tuesday, but many more people used to live here. 48 families once lived in this village called bleak. now there are only 20 to get a command says he had to relocate his home 5 years ago because he was tired of these displacements. still, he says his land is under threat, auckland. one will sure. i've lost half of my groves because the thanks went over

them. i've had a piece of land landed with bodily and they completely ruined it. these videos are from his really through his in january. people here say 8 structures were demolished, then farmers we spoke to said they're not leaving their land. some even snuck back in before the end of the drill. they wanted to take care of the cattle and you lamb was born. while sam took the risk to return home, others remained without a roof over their heads until they're allowed to go back home. neither abraham l just eda the occupied west. thank lydia's entering prime minister is refusing to stand down even the parliament has chosen a successor. abdul hamid dabei says he won't hand over power until long delayed elections are held. malik, trina has more from triply. this is a situation that libyans know all too well for the last decade since the revolution of 2011 livid libya has been engulfed in political divisions and violence. and

we're seeing that reoccur 2 prime ministers, vine for power. on thursday the parliament voted in a new prime minister, fet. he pushed other the former minister of interior. he seemed by many as western libya's strong men. and when he was, when he was a minister of interior, he took a strong stance against a malicious and armed groups. he was seen a somebody that could help stabilize the police force in the security apparatus. on the other hand of the hamid the baby came out through a un led a process that brought him to power back in march. he was supposed to lead a libya to elections in december, and that never happened. so lives are extremely divided. the inter prime minister abdul hamid de vega, attended a reconciliation forum here in western libya. and this is what he had to say. so violent hands are, these people have suffered enough because of a few people in the parliament. on february 17th, we will announce a plan. we will urge and call upon all libyans from the west, south east,

from everywhere in libya. we will urge the youth of this country, every one in this country to take to the streets, to cove, the right to elections. this is our right, no more delays. so abdul hamid, of as refusing to hand over power to fatigue bazaar. he says that the only way forward is for elections to happen and let the people decide who they want to see in power. so the next up for, for tape washer is to form a government, or he'll put that list to the parliament. and if they give him a vote of confidence, it's going to be really hard for the baby to stay in power or what that means to electrons. well, that means that we're not going to see elections in libya are for at least 14 months. and that's something that libyans, many libyans are not happy about us. we're gonna have to wait and see how the situation develops. in the coming days and weeks ahead, hundreds of prisoners in myanmar has been granted amnesty as far as the 75th union

day anniversary. a day celebrating the unity agreement with ethnic minorities is overshadowed by the repressive life. for many under military val, tony chang reports a squad of soldiers marching through the dawn light, the man mas capital nippy door. part of the celebrations, the union day. the parade marked 75 years since the signing of an agreement. the united mia mas ethnic groups, senior general men on lie who lead last year's military coups the guest of honor, hugo ali, in his address to the nation. he praised the unity of all the people in myanmar saying they had come through thick and thin together. as part of the celebrations state meteor announced an amnesty, but 800 prisoners across the country. since the qu, more than 12000 people have been arrested as military try to silence, protest has and stopped descent slow whose identity were concealing, was

a student when the protests against the qu started, he was arrested and jailed in march. the conditions he says were brutal regard. there were intimidating us in prison, not to fight against the gender. you authorities in prison use the criminals to repress us. if something happened in the prison, not only the prison staff but also the criminals, came to beat us. eventually he was released in october and despite the fear he felt in detention, he says he still prepared to show his opposition to the qu, who not bowler for the although i was arrested. my revolutionary spirit isn't gone . i still resent them and one to fight against them. protest is now appears flash mobs quickly, unfurling their banners and running down the streets before the security services arrive. despite the arrest disappearances and shows a force from the military. it seems to be one thing that unites the people of myanmar these days. their refusal to accept life under military rule,

tony ching al jazeera, she lancaster president has declared that health and power workers provide essential services, which means it's illegal for them to take strike action. abby, cat care workers walked out earlier this week to demand better pay and conditions in al fernandez reports in columbus. obviously, these services are continuing without disruption or as cancer treatment or women's and children services. for example, there was a man who i caught a few minutes ago walking out of the accident service, had fallen off a roof. now, yes, he was treated, but he had to go off site to our place close by to actually get an x ray. because lab technicians, i included in the nursery, the other technicians and our services that are affected by the stroke. the health worker said that they are still in consultations with their lawyers. they haven't called off the work stoppage. it's in the 6th day. and they said that this is

a very, very serious fact that the government should not be bringing in this essential services act to force them to come back to work. on the other hand, the electricity engineer say that this is a very cosmetic solution, and they agreed that obviously electricity is part of the essential services. but they seem the same when the government should give it do recognition. the problem is the effect it has on ordinary people. people who do not have the resources to seek private healthcare. and this is the worst part of this work stoppage where the health strike is concerned. and that's what the government says is the key factor that has prompted them to take this measure to bring in this essential services act, provision a rendering all such a work stoppage as by these sectors as illegal an ancient village in spain, which disappeared 30 years ago. to create a reservoir is back above dry land. years of charge have uncovered the submerge and

evil in which are now a new tourist attraction. uncle sam has the story. an abandoned village reappears. it was submerged in 1992 when, as he read on spain's not best and galicia region was flooded to create a reservoir. but a major drought has revealed the costs village beneath it sent him into his dental style. he annoyed feeling as the soldier, cuz i see the home of a family member, their own or of someone they know re emerge in younger people or those who are not from here. it triggers curiosity and their mouth. the ruins make for great viewing visitors, walk down muddy parts to see partially clapped roofs, bricks and wooden debris that once formed, holmes. it's like a shock to provide with is well, much of it's impressive to see it like this. it is rare to be able to enjoy this scene, and this is why we came to take pictures into at least have the picture of what this was like. natalie, no letters of your gift bill will go over that. my feeling is that what will happen

over the years to drought and all that with climate change. for months now, spain has suffered from low rainfall and data from the environment. ministry shows reservoirs of well below capacity for taught us a nostalgic trip round a coast village is also a reminder. the region is facing a tough reality. who may consume under caesar? ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines us present. joe biden has held a one hour phone call with russia's leader vladimir protein. it's the latest attempt to find a diplomatic solution to the stand off over ukraine. earlier russia summoned the u . s. military attache alleging a u. s. submarine violated its territorial waters in for far east.