bereft domestic animals, but as businesses can pay for customers, the speed disturbing shift to ever more exotic species. we want to find out more about how offices have been taken from the wild. and so, just in a gar remark, it is a schooling helps the animal trade a plethora of exotic species. a tiny metal cages distressed and sweltering under the whole song ah more anger into his ear after the president appoints everybody to govern the dish or re giving himself more power of judges. ah, kim vanelle. this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up. no breakthrough in the day says phone call between

the us and russian presidents to manage growing hostility of ukraine. the top u. s. at japanese and south korean diplomats meet to discuss north korea after it began a year with a series of missile tests and fight his role into triplet to support the intern prime minister after pushed to replace him. ah, trinity as president has issued a decree creating a provisional judicial body which gives them the power to dismiss judges and denies them their right to strike their re protest since sky side dissolve the supreme judiciary council last week. these a live pictures al, from a protest in tunis. oh, their committee is one of the last institutions, independent of the presidency i. aids made, several moves to consolidate power in sacking the government and suspending

parliament back in july. and it's of oakland joins us now live from tunis. i let start elisa with this new temporary judicial council. what does it mean? well, this is it sides attempt to finally take full control of the judiciary. last week he suspended the supreme judicial counsel, which is the judiciary and justice systems watchdog. but there was a big pushback from the international community who yeah, who said that they are, they're not happy about what they're seeing in tunisia. and then there seems to be a bit of a role back from that guy side to trying to calm the situation because denise is very reliance on donations from the g 7 countries. and so since then there's, there's been ongoing protests by the judiciary all week. and part of the decree is

banning them from going on strike and protesting. so this is a big move in terms of consolidating total power in tunisia. and it means you're a very clear move towards or authoritarian rule. it's not without some support because a lot of lawyers are saying that there is a lot of corruption within the judiciary, but there is a well, the difference between reforming an organization and completely abolishing and replacing it within one week. sure, we're looking at live pictures at the moment and a thea. all of a protests happening in tunis. tell us what is happening there today wants expected and, and has this latest move, ah, sort of emboldens protest is it is certainly hands the, the people who are demonstrating to guy today, a movement called citizens against the crew. they've been demonstrating since last september when kind side it just did publish his decree to rule. yeah,

absolutely. and they've aligned this time with the leading political party tenicia in nata. and what they're demanding is a re opening all of the supreme judicial council. i. they said to me yesterday that they had been in discussions with police cars at the moment. and coverage rules you lodge sure lodge events and protests are actually banned. but they said to me that they expected a peaceful protest and that the police, or certainly the police who normally god protests were actually with them because they're very concerned about their in position. that concerns that tunisia is losing its international status as it moves through and moves towards no authority regime. whereas the last 2 years, 10 years have been a process of democratic transition, which has been supported by large dana states from the g 7. so we are expecting this to carry on being a peaceful demonstration,

but the publishing of the tree yesterday could change things. so we have to watch and see how things will play out when suddenly looks like a large crowd from the images that we've been seeing for. now, think that to at least have augment. we appreciate it. how another phone call between the us and russian presidents. this one, lasting an hour has failed to reach any breakthrough on ukraine. the white house released this picture all joe biden on the call, saying he repeated warnings of severe consequences if vladimir putin goes ahead with an invasion. you are secretary of state, and ne blinkin says it's not too late to avoid conflict. a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis. a crisis created by the unprovoked massing of russian forces all around ukraine. that diplomatic path remains open. the way from moscow to show that it wants to pursue that path is simple. it should deescalate rather than

escalate. and it should not only talk about seeking a diplomatic outcome, but actually worked toward one of the kremlin, described the posen body call as business like that. added that the russian side received no substantial answers on its concerns, like nato's potential expansion to ukraine. and you asked off at the organization for security and cooperation in europe, have begun withdrawing from dynette skin east and ukraine. several countries as shutting their embassies and urging their citizens to leave ukraine right away. the situation as you are all hearing as well, ah, is deteriorating and is reaching. i very dangerous dies and i want to st. a very clear message on behalf of australia, a liberal democracy who believes in freedom and the sovereignty of states, not just in europe, but in our own region was will that the order craddick unilateral actions of russia that to be threatening and bullying? you cried is something that is completely and utterly unacceptable. tell sat that

is live for us now in the ukrainian city of ca cave. so they all se had staff and eastern ukraine, the so called people's republic, but now that they're leaving ta small. well that's right term, but let's get the figures straight here. the o. s. c, the organization, this curity and corporation in europe. their special monitoring mission has been operating in that region of donuts and lucas separatist controlled regions of east and ukraine since 2014 the round about 40 member states that participate in that mission. and the withdrawal of these are a c members. these monitors are americans. busy but there is no doubt that this overseas, a wiring development when it comes, obviously a day or hours after we've had these announcements from the u. s. evacuating, it's an embassy staff to

a consulate closer to the polish border, and we understand or over a dozen other countries saying that their citizens, nationals should if they can leave ukraine as quickly as possible. of course, the ukranian government here saying that certainly the president yesterday president zelinski saying that the biggest enemy, for the people of ukraine at the moment is actual panic. a situation here remains very calm, certainly in car cave in the east of the country. but sir, this announcement from the o. s. c also comes a couple of days after a press conference by the dpr lead, other the leader of the self declared to many people's republic, a dentist for shilling, saying that you are accusing the ukrainians of what he said of planning a military solution to this conflict. he said that he was very skeptical as to whether they would be a peaceful resolution in the east. and yesterday there was reports of an

explosion inside don acts. and this coming phase of what are often called false flag operations, operations. busy that potentially could give either russia or the russian back separatists, according to analysts, a pretext to escalate. so certainly this announcement by the americans that they are pulling out their o. s. c, a star from the don. it's region a worrying development child that you've also been learning more about who is that he's fighting, rushing back said protests in that part of ukraine already. that's right. and along with one hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of ukrainian troops that we understand of move closer to the contact zone and into the south of the country around crimea. over the last 8 years, there, our number of paramilitary groups that fight alongside ukrainian army. many of

them are accused of holding a far right or not see ideas or nazi ideologies or they have been particularly effective. so analysts say in helping the ukraine army defend this country against what ukrainians call russian aggression. but they are very controversial. busy in their political ideas and we've been speaking some members of some of those groups here in car cave. and this is our report. lot. these men training on a football pitch in easton, ukraine. so they want to defend their country from russian aggression. cry core has its origin in german nationalists. groups of the 18th and 19th century and the leaders of the group said, has thousands of members want buffalo not, but only 60, have bought their own license weapons and regularly serve alongside ukrainian army soldiers on the 420 kilometer front line. 24 year old glib,

studied homeland security and crisis management university. he says one day he wants to open a gun shop. why did you choose? why? because very more logically, closer to me. so i decided to join the when you said they are more ideologically closer to you, can you tell me what you mean by that? how. what do you believe in idea? let you pause that. why call is not the only group accused of being neo nazis that is appeared in ukraine's is the conflict with russian bank separatists started in 2014 others like these men with the powerful as of the battalion, been incorporated into the ukrainian security services under the ministry of interior for i co and many groups like them have been praised by ukrainians for their willingness to take up arms and defend the country against what they describe

as russian aggression. but that does not mean that they are popular amongst voters at the ballot box. the coalition of right we groups only managed to win leslie sweet. the center devoted last parliamentary elections in 2019 with some of its leaders, such is dimitra. yarrow sh will be made, advises to the head of the ukrainian military discipline in this torch rally resembling nazi gatherings. in 1930 germany hold a banner honoring stefan bond era. ukrainian nazi collaborator, widely recognized as organizing the massacre of tens of thousands of ethnic poles and ukraine towards the end will to go forward and dera is the nickname, fellow fry co volunteers, gave this man 24 year old barden says the group has its origin and what he calls pans slow visible,

connecting similar minded people across slavic regions of eastern europe, including russia. that change when the conflict started off and it's moved the market. if the west respects democracy and pluralism views, they have to respect off use the tickets of political future, we would need to show people we can be competent leaders. we need to gather light minded thinkers, qualified and educated people. if we manage that and we'll have a political future and political strength experts say the far writing ukraine has its origins in football, hooliganism, poverty, and a country that along with many other post soviet states, as struggled with political corruption, the russian ukrainian border didn't really exist for the move and the russian fire rate and the ukrainian fire right moved in the same circles. and then when the war came, sullivan chose one side and some of them chose the other. and the fact is that the connections are still very much there in some parts. and it's almost certain that

there are russian agents of some sort within these movements. for co leaders say they've been overwhelmed by people wanting to join since the crises between ukraine and russia has escalated, nato countries throw their weight behind ukraine. they should have to be aware of what this conflict is creating on both sides. charles, drop it al jazeera car kid, eastern new grain, new the head. i'm out of money in southern italy. police are on the lookout for members of the mafia. after a string of bombings in the city of jack upset people on edge also super bowl showdown. 100000000 american football fan such to get in to see the los angeles rounds take on the cincinnati bengal. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored by kettle airways.

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but by the time we get to choose there, you can see it does clear up much of the wet or weather can be found down in the south. now we are seeing a lot of warmth, still remain in that west coast, the temperature in min bye at 28 degrees. and it's a similar story for much of pakistan that should weather update. lou weather sponsored by katara always own into different worlds. but creatively and philosophically aligned, al jazeera world explores the surprisingly between the egyptian islamic scholar, muhammad abdul and russian novelist, leo tolstoy, and the french addiction. surrealists all 3 brittle and shoes. i literally think his answer released on al jazeera. ah

ah, he wants to know, and is there a reminder of our top stories this our more protest to taking place in the news he and capitol after president chi asides gave himself the power to dismiss judges. and you decree has replaced the supreme traditionally council, which was one of the last institutions, independent of the presidency. the latest phone call between the us and russian presidents has lasted an hour, but failed to reach any breakthrough on ukraine. joe biden repeated warnings of severe consequences if let him have put him, goes ahead with an invasion. the u. s. secretary of state says is not too late to avoid conflict, and the diplomatic path remains open. but adney blink and says, moscow must walk towards easing tension on ukraine's border.

with secretary of state made those remarks while discussing another global holds bought the korean peninsula. these been hosting foreign ministers from japan and south korea in hawaii. they talked about how to proceed with north korea after a series of missile tests. we have our proposal and we are very concerned about 4.2 futures and multiple you initially particular, i hope for return. also have quote, exchange of u. haul 2 period, 5 un staff members have been abducted in southern yemen. they were taken on saturday while travelling in d. r beyond region to the city of aiden. 4 of them yet may nationals. the internationally recognized government in southern yemen says it's working to free them may be invited to back the interim prime minister hobbs or how much the baby had ended the capital tripoli and convoys the armed groups. so they want to sure up

the variables position of the parliament and eastern libya moved to replace him to bay bar says he won't handle the power until long delayed election to hell. molig. trina has more from tripoli. we saw yesterday. how's the mystery? he's the speaker of the high council of state that the legislative house based here in tripoli that shares power with the parliament. and he said that he received enough recommendations from its members for him to move forward. a sort of like a nod of approval from the high council of state. does this mean that that he will come into power while we're going to have to wait and see, but still needs to form a government. he's going to give that list to the parliament if they give him a vote of confidence. i mean, really, it's a, it's a on a political level, it's going to be a done deal for me today, but he's going to be forced to hand over power on a political level. what he's trying to do, what the baby is now trying to do,

is trying to change the general view, the, the, the view among people. here. he's saying that he's going to announce a roadmap for elections to happen in june. and this comes after elections were postponed in december. we need to remember that the baby came into power in march, and he was tasked with leading libya to election. and more than 2800000 librium register to vote, and that's more than any other election. and look at history, so there's a huge appetite. libyans are sick and tired of these legislative houses that have remained in power for year upon year, right. they want to vote who they want, they want, they want to control them. they want to vote for who they think can leave the country towards. the ability in anti vaccine protest is in canada have begun moving their trucks off

a key bridge on the u. s. border. it's been blocked since monday. is part of a protest against covered 19 vaccine mandates. the movement has fogged, similar protests, australia, new zealand, and france. katya lopez hardy on with this report. ah, police in the canadian city of windsor begin clearing out demonstrators. the protesters have locked the vital bridge crossing the border with the us for days are going for no reason. most our truck drivers have leather protests against a government order requiring they be vaccinated against cope at 19 to cross over many drop off voluntarily. but others seed on the street near the ambassador bridge, a small yet defiant crowd of people who say they will not give in a number a date in the passport. they let us live. alright. we're sick and tired of in about

25 percent of tree between the u. s. in canada, passes over the ambassador bridge out or manufacturers are especially relied on the route and say they've been losing tens of millions of dollars during the protest. but many of those drivers transporting good se deep had enough on friday working on monday. i ridiculous. i survive this long. i'm a big boy or girl myself with norman what kind of medicine lining the truckers? fontes has resonated and other parts of canada leading to criticism of prime minister justin trudeau in the capitol, ottawa, thousands of people gathered outside parliament hill on saturday to protest against government mandates. and in toronto, demonstrators, march on the streets showing support for the so called freedom handle. that name has also been taking up in france, where protesters drove hundreds of vehicles into paris in a similar rally against coven restrictions. but these protests have angered others

in canada. what is freedom me, what freedom do they want? in january and february, all the provincial governments and the federal government started to say that they will unlock things. they will open up things. this was all ready in the works. what they've done is actually shut it down for the protest are now impacting more than trade in have extended beyond coven, 19 into a car for an end to perceive, to restrictions on personal freedoms carts. hello priscilla yan al jazeera hundreds have gathered in mexico to remember a journalist who was killed at his home in the southern states of aka, ever love as is the 5th reported to be murdered so far this year in mexico, making it to one of the deadliest he has forger, unless fair, in decades, usaa suspended imports of avocados from the mexican state of miss your con,

which has chronic problems with gang violence. the decision was made after an american official received a threatening phone call during inspection work. resident sandra manuel lopez abra daughter has struggled to get on top of gan turf walls, which have kept violence at ne record levels. under his watch has been a series of bombings and austin attacks in southern italy, puleo region. since the start of the year. it's a sign of the local mafia continued presence of region where the government is trying to root out organized crime. the community has tried to rid itself of the mafia for years, but it's adam rainy reports from the city of fortune. that is unlikely to happen anytime soon. the aftermath of a string of recent bombings in our attacks and for just a small city and southern italy, no injuries were reported. that the message was clear, the local mafia was pushing back. over the past 2 years,

police have seized millions of dollars in assets and made several arrests. some businesses are now refusing to pay protection money to the mafia. typical alessandra lito ran a construction firm here until his business was burned down by the mob facing death threats. he relocated his family, now had the new launch to local anti bracketing association. she thought she was done by some estimates 70 percent of businesses here, paid protection to the mafia from a figure we can't come up with the association. we are trying to show people they are not alone. the only way to route out his problem is to stand up together. ammonia in the wake of the bombing police have increased patrols and investigations and set up roving checkpoints. poor and under developed like much of the south fortune has been the base for the so called forth mafia. for decades, unknown to many outside italy, the collection of clans in the area, most of the money of stores and drug trafficking and prostitution. the bombing

weren't yet directed at people not paying protection. the owner of this flower shop that was bombed, wouldn't speak on camera, but she said, no one ever came here asking her for money. and that's what scares for most investigator said these attacks were meant to spread fear. prosecutor antonia longer showed us the mafia's reach here and how the case rolled this area on the south east coast of italy. we're going to need the organization clearly feels the need for marketing use of tax. i meant to send a clear message. the 5 we are here despite recent gains longer isn't convinced to take the local mafia down soon. sort of all talk to me, but i'm not optimistic. the path to justice is going to be a long one. there. awesome. hopeful signs. if the situation is still uncertain, there are lots of powerful clams on the culture of crime. here, the fiji. look at the gelatin and his family run a chain of health clinics in the area. treating thousands of patients. the mafia

came calling despite the risks, his family said no, no money must not be a fee in the future if my children follow in my substance in this work book after teaching them their whole life about morality. christian values, i'd have to say, look, if you want to continue this work, you'll have to give money to criminals. if at all it would be hypocritical and absurd and a really awful thing for them. not all here feel they can stand up to the mob. they know when the police aren't there to protect them, the mafia could come calling again. adarine al jazeera father, italy after a season full of upsets and nail biting clothes coals. american football super bowl kicks off tonight. the showdown between the los angeles rams and the cincinnati bengals will play out in a brand new stadium near los angeles, or reynolds as their final preparations underway for what promises to be an epic

clash between the cincinnati bengals and the los angeles rams. in the national football league super bowl. wow. to say that excitement is running high would be an understatement. just look at these bangles fans celebrating their teams 1st trip to the championship game since 1988 in l. a. rams fans are snapping up souvenirs. i'm happy and i'm thankful and hurtful, but we can for part i see that we can come out and be rambling family. the game will be held on the rams home turf, the futuristic new, so fi stadium in inglewood. just outside l a. the venue was chosen before the season began. the football is going to be great and we've got an amazing stars in the game and you know, really good stories around that. so we're just really excited. fans are already flocking to events and exhibits in los angeles in advance of the game,

like this one called the nfl experience. so just how much are fans willing to pay for a ticket to the big game? the answer may astonish you. ticket sales search engine seek geek is keeping track the range we sort of see right now at least as you gotta get in the door around say $6500.00 a ticket. ah. and then if you want to set, say behind the bench, you know, and as ye seats, you're going to pay maybe $30000.00 a ticket. super bowl t. v commercials will cost up to $6.00 and a half $1000000.00 for a one minute add this year. this beer commercial was directed by last year's oscar winning filmmaker chloe jour. unlike last year super bowl when coded 19 restrictions, limited grout size, the $70000.00 plus seat place is expected to be packed. the league will place masks on every seat and wearing them will be mandatory. everybody can holler and scream

and celebrate. and route on our hometown team safely behind a k 95 or in 95 math. about 100000000 people are expected to watch super bowl 56 on t, v and online rob reynolds, al, jazeera inglewood, california as the 2 week lunar new year celebrations come to a close. people in taiwan, have put up hundreds of lanterns into the sky. the men to symbolize the release of hope and prosperity into the world. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories, more protest taking place in the to news in capital, or to present to sky side scape himself the power to dismiss judges in you decree has replaced the supreme judiciary council,

which was one of the last and institutions independent of the presidency and he to evoke min has more from tunis there's been under.