but don't replace it as high as a scheduled time. the satellite could be sent to space. women, make science cognizant on space school episode 5 on al jazeera. ah, russia is accused of destroying a theatre in the ukrainian city of madea poll. hundreds of people was sheltering in the building. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from doha. also coming up, people coming for bread, shop debt in chinese. even us hopes the merge of a potential deal to end the war and you crave. i've years a war ha! moscow responds with fury off to the president biden's accusation against russian leda vladimir putin and home free nods,

named adobe ratcliffe returns to the u. k. often in the 6 years in underwriting jack, moscow has denied ukrainian claims that russian troops targeted a theater where hundreds of people were sheltering. the wood children had been written on the ground outside the building and maria pole, before it was destroyed in an air strike. the number of casualties is not yet known . earlier russian rockets hit a convoy fling the city, injuring 5 people. well, despite reports of progress on the diplomatic front, russian forces have continued their attacks right across ukraine to 0 jane bus. rob, you have the days developments from the 5th in western ukraine. the 3 weeks of war, of shelling of cities besieged, and more shocking reports of attacks which have confirmed could amount to war

crimes. 10 people queuing for bread internees, north of the capital, give killed in an alleged russian attack. in the southern city of nikolai, of the cost of conflict, counted in corpses. the brutality of this war is moving faster than peace talks. a father waged to collect the body of his 37 year old son who leaves behind 2 children of his own. we didn't really, really we were when he was so friendly. he had a lot of friends and got on well, everyone. if someone needed help, he never refuse, and he always wanted full capacity. foreign minister survey, laugh rob says russia is open to peace, but it seems we'll keep waging war to achieve it. as a michelle in our mission aims to defend the people in don't bass region from the regime in key if you're at aims to demilitarized and did not find the region. so all ethnic groups in ukraine can live in peace or ukrainian defenses have slowed the pace of the russian advance,

but battle lines continue to move to new areas. the head of the regional administration says civilian targets in upper region were hit overnight. the war following the part of more than 3000 evacuees who fled there from the besieged city of murray. awful. russian troops reportedly using heavy artillery, honestly, 1000000000 conway on that route, wounding 5, including a child in serious condition. rush and sees far violations. ukraine's deputy prime minister says are stopping civilians from using humanitarian corridors and getting the safety. but when the tora, on physical fall, yesterday they captured the emergency hospital and took 400 people hostage, medics and mary poll the shooting from inside the hospital. it is a threat for movement of people dante, monetary and corridors. we've sent a request to the red cross. under these conditions, we cannot bring people out safely. ukrainian drone strikes continue to exact a heavy price on russian forces. more russian hardware lies abandoned,

following fierce fighting in neighborhoods around keith. the capital observing a 35 hour a curfew to prepare for an expected russian assault. he would you love me in the space today is a special and dangerous moment. movement through the city is prohibited without special passes. you can only go out to reach a shelter the curfew will apply until 7 am on march 17. therefore, i ask all keep residents to prepare for the fact that they will have to be at home for 2 days, or in case of an alarm. and a shelter. diplomacy remains. the only way to end this war says ukraine's liter. so partially squad, and all of it is important, it is difficult but important because any war ends in an agreement, meetings continue as i am told that positions in the negotiations and more realistic. however, there still needs to be more time for decisions to be in ukraine's entrapment. the west of the country has avoided the worst of the violence, but the largest single missile attack so far happened at

a military training camp in yahoo, or if only about an hour's drive away from here, resident say that unless there is a cease fire, it's not a matter of if, but when the fighting makes its way here, then basra b o d 0 livia for thousands have managed to get out of mary paul using a humanitarian corridor, but hundreds of thousands remained trapped there without food or water. i said, bake has more from the knee for a while. the local authorities there has said that the russians have targeted this theater were around 10021200 people were sheltering now. mario pole has been under siege. this is the city of 400000 is the strategic port city that lies between the russian back separatist region of done bass to the east and crimea, and peninsula to the south. that was annexed by russia in 2014. that they have been several attempts to try and get aged to that city. now these humanitarian codle's are opened up on monday and continue through to choose day. but this latest news that we're hearing now is that this theater was bombed. these are the kinds but the

ukranian authorities and around 10021200 people in it at the time. and as for these humanity and corridors, we're hearing that around 20000 people have been evacuated from mario pole. and we've also heard that a convoy was a hit by heavy artillery, according to the governor of this up to reach a region. and there were 5 people injured, a, including a child that was injured seriously. now they have been allegations against russian forces that they have been talking convoys. yesterday we were in suffer richer. we spoke to many people that were coming. they were coming there that escaped the fighting. they were exhausted and tired. and we also spoke to a bus driver who go goes into these areas to help people evacuate. and now he said that many times that they've had to stop their bosses because they've come under fire. and there's been heavy. shelley, russian forces are believed to be closing in on the port city of odessa by land and

sea, taking ukraine's 3rd largest city would effectively cut the rest of the country off from the black sea. but the city is prepared or the abil. hamid has more from a desert in southern ukraine. oh, the russian invasion is yet to reach odessa. but here is a feeling that is just a matter of time and not much longer to wait. oh, visiting viola, demure zalinski has called an all ukrainians to join the war effort. and people like envy have lamb of who's an opera singer. have answered his call. it's ugly. are for dan, maybe 20 here. he thinks that it's going to be a long war despite ongoing negotiation and complaints that ukraine has been left to fight alone on you. you could almost have to just, they didn't want to help us right now. they promised weapons more active

involvement of the war fighter just now the u. s. is refusing and biden hasn't delivered. they are not closing the sky. they're not taking away rushes ability to bomb our peaceful cities and annihilate women must children and be elderly than not protecting the humanitarian corridors. from mario po, the city is frantically building its defenses. civic organizers say they have so far filled more than 400000 sandbags. this is under threat on several fronts. the russian army is trying to advance from the south while russian war ships are said to be approaching the coast. but it won't be so easy because the city is heavily fortified. long stretches of the shore line have been laid with land mines to delay any beached landing. capturing this port city would give russia control of the black sea and land lock ukraine. ah, back in town,

the air simon goes of day and night, but this city hasn't been directly hit. the sandbags made at the beach surround cultural and municipal buildings. and kelly pat of tells me about the efforts to preserve their says cultural treasures. most of when you move away from group name, you know, we're talking about saving the heritage, ukrainian, european russian. it doesn't matter. we're saving art with the museum in hockey was bombed. sadly the collection there was mostly last. so it's a part of the, something that has been bothering me a lot. the ukrainian museums have to protect masterpieces of russian art from the russian aggression. it is a paradox. if we want the world to know about that grains, this has long been deprived of russia. it was founded by catherine, the great, the city has embraced its russian identity ever since. but with a war looming, those voices have gone all but silent in odessa. that was saved by the soviets

during world war 2 is now getting ready to defend itself from his former protectors . and at the hamid algebra, odessa, ukraine for president biden's comment that vladimir putin is a war criminal, had been called unacceptable and unforgivable by the kremlin bite and use the term just hours after a lot of mass lensky had addressed the u. s. congress, our white house correspondent, kimberly hunk it as more from washington after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians. u. s. president joe biden, for the 1st time called russia's vladimir putin, a label that until now. the white house has been hesitant to use. oh, here's a war for you being the president initially avoided the term given its legal implications, and an official review of put into actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s

congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looked like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7th. 1941 remembers september. the 11th reviving memories of when the united states was also under attack, zalinski again pressed congress for no fly zone over his country to create a no fly zone. to save people. is this too much to ask aircraft that can help ukraine helped europe? and zalinski went further appealing to president joe biden directly,

even though biden has already rejected previous requests. as a leader of my nation, i'm addressing the president bother you are the leader of the name. yeah, i wish you me the leader of the all being the leader of the vault means to be the leader office. what balis a no fly zone could lead to a direct confrontation with russia add to possible nuclear war. he again resisted zalesky se, please. instead, announcing 800000000 in additional security assistance for ukraine, anti aircraft, and anti armor systems, small arms and drones, more of what the u. s. has already been providing. united states and our allies and

partners are fully committed to surgery, weapons of assistance to the ukraine and moral becoming as we source additional stocks of equipment that are all that were ready to transfer. but the new aid package stopped short of the mig fighter jets and the no fly zones. the lensky wants putting the white house and some congressional leaders in conflict. while i oppose a nato no flood zone, i support enthusiastically, the sending of mig aircraft from poland to the ukrainian air force so that can be more competitive in the skies. well, president biden has rejected the idea of a no fly zone for now. it is still under consideration and will undoubtedly be a topic of discussion when the u. s. president has to brussels next week for a special meeting of nato leaders. kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. when our president putin says he's ready to talk about ukraine's

neutrality, he said russia can still meet its objectives in ukraine. the other that western sanctions against moscow will backfire in a very cowardly way. there are some cultures who have lived down. they are parcels, the great financial prussia against russia have been noticed. and we will do what we can to make sure that the new package of sanctions against russia will be met by our late orders against them. lot more sense coming out as they are, including we meet some of those looking for safe haven, half a world away from the front lines and ukraine. i'm the head of a key court decision in cambodia. the government is accused and using cobra 90 rules to stifle dissent. morning steamers ah hello there. let's have

a look at the weather across the u. s. and we've got 2 storm systems that we're watching. one is pulled across the deep south bringing some flash flooding. here it's not working its way across the east coast, moving its way north, bringing those conditions to the mid atlantic. now behind it, we've got another storm system. it's appearing as a winter storm pulling across the 4 corners states dumping heavy snow in colorado as well as new mexico. by the time we get into friday, it hits that woman and turns into some severe storms. roading across kansas and missouri. we could see tornadoes, hail, flooding rains as well as very strong winds. now the temperatures recover in the southwest as that system pulls away a time we get to friday. however, a lot of that warmth is going to be knocked out of southern areas as well as areas around the great lakes toronto coming down rather dramatically by 10 degrees celsius. but along that east coast for washington, dc and new york, we are going to see the warmth come back in. if we look at the 3 day for washington, d. c. we will see some sunshine with a few scattered showers on saturday and was moved to central america. it's got that

showers and sunshine for many areas. it's dried up nicely across western areas of cuba, sunshine in havana and sunshine for much of mexico that you ever ah no place inside gone was so press retreated with the car about a media hung and vital vantage point during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see rectory, the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war, saigon, caravel war hotels. on all g 0. lou.

ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this, our russian strike on the southern ukrainian city of mateo bowl as destroyed a theater where hundreds of people were sheltering. the number of casualties is not yet known. earlier russian rockets, his convoy filling the city in drink 5 people. the u. s. embassy keep says russian forces of shop dead several ukrainians. while the accounting for bread in chinese international court of justice has ordered russia to immediately cease. it's mutual peroration in prey on president biden's comment that vladimir putin as a war criminal, has been called unacceptable and unforgivable by the kremlin by little. so now the us will give you crank $800000000.00 worth of military hardware, not to follow them on the dressed of the u. s. congress by a lot of me as an entity not more than 3000000 ukrainians. i've left their country

looking for safe havens elsewhere in the world. some i've traveled as far away as the united states southern border with mexico. i'll just here was john holeman reports now from to wanna dasha her. mum, vera and dad are about to try and complete more than 10000 kilometer journey. this is what they fling from as they say the video show the hometown, nikolai and ukraine now via moved over and remain yet they've arrived at the mexican buddha town of p. one, the hope to get across that line. and in the united states, i was, it's been for you. it was hard. we was sleeping in the car by 3 night. stay in the queue to leave your brain. i mentioned to you the english speak. you haven't a lot of the logistics that she's 14, but all her effort can still be for nothing. they've been reports of ukrainian

refugees being turned away. they have to decide what they would be much and then let in what we saw, several of the ukrainian family similarly usher would, they would, it seems here. the blue passports become the ticket 3, by the way. and the red, one of russia is proving less effective, a smoke of dissidence from that country was stuck outside the gate asking for asylum too, after opposing the war conversation. mike is also half ukrainian, and he's frightened of being conscripted to fight against the country where he is family. 24. february might turn to a tech. great, really. my brother leave it sucks for me. for the russians here, you're isn't an option. flights and countries are close to them,

but not mexico where they can get in by a tourist visa. they travel up to the one. there are far more than than ukrainians here. sleeping rough outside the entry point to try to pressure officials to let them. and so far, the only word has been white. the united states has a public health folder in place because of the pandemic, which says that it can reject just about anyone who is asking for asylum apart from unaccompanied children. and what that means in practice, at entry points like this one is that it can really pick and choose who it let's in . and it seems that at the moment that's ukrainians. yes. this is the russians like the ones in the camp, not so much on the mexicans and central americans that say they've been living in unofficial conflicts over the years now with next to no hope of getting into the u . s. we found this family of 17 watching as the ukrainians went in ahead of them. their green passports carry little weight on the ground,

they told me they fled southwest mexico after he was kidnapped to be out of the way the rest of the family friend. that was 2 months ago. you feel bad because you can see that they give priority to another country. how am i going to feel that? but what can we do? that's going to be a constant question for the desperate in countries neighboring the united states as they wait and others go 1st. i think you cream but at least exhausted ukrainians like gotcha, better. a finding is safe haven. they called us from her father's house in los angeles, was the way and in this moment for a long time, we were hit the everything is like john holeman al jazeera tiquana to british. iranians arrive back in the u. k. after spending years and attention in iran knows means the gary ratcliffe and anooj ashery were convicted of plotting to overthrow your arms government, but always denied the allegations. a 3rd prisoner, murat to boss,

has been released on furlough to his house and tear on norbert madly reports. this is natalie agari ratcliff, arriving in the ari as bryce newton in oxford chair. she is home and a free woman. for 6 years she endured detention at trans evan prison, a hunger strike house arrest, and a brief release followed by re rest. 3 days later, now she looked forward to a future with her husband richard, who had campaigned tirelessly for her release. and her daughter, gabriella, i mean, definitely getting a lot lighter. not quite believing yet. phil phil flight, i mean i'm kind of in campaign mode but, but yeah, he's on a plane from a home with an and the whole family in iran are similar to like the whole family here, but it's been a long day. it's been

a long journey that we've been in the doorway for quite on their audio began in april 2016 when natalie was detained it to her an airport while traveling back to london. she was arrested on charges of spying, which she always denied. after 4 years in prison, she was put on to health rests at her parents home and was late a sentence to a father year in detention with a travel. been joining her on the flight. a new she assured, a retired civil engineer. his family had also called for his urgent release after he was arrested spying in 2017, a charge he denied against this a question of a $530000000.00 debt. the u. k. owed for not completing on a deal is invoke the sale of tanks and military equipment to that then ruler. the shaw of the foreign secretary lives cross acknowledged the government had paid the debt without to contravene in the sanctions imposed by western countries. matter

what i can't do is go into the details because that is confidential between the parties. but i have had this thoroughly checked out across government to ensure that we help these guarantees that it will be used for humanitarian purposes. now lessening anti family will look forward to future together laura, but among the al jazeera, now the supreme court of honduras is approve. the extradition of former president, one orlando, atlanta, as to the us on drug trafficking chargers were for more on this money rattler joined us on the phone from la cba in on duras at money. so just talk through the details of this extradition hearing and al significant as it. 1 orders, it is a significant development here in the country. many people have been waiting with a lot of instigation for about a month now since the 1st extradition hearing to play to get about 12 hours now to

the former 100 president one. remember advantage of like supreme court building, taking to golf, offer that back in the final extradition during americans want a 5 states on charges related to drug trafficking, conspiracy and weapons charges. what prosecutors vendors helped facilitate the tracking of hundreds of times. kotik specifically came from countries in south america such as columbia, but as well over the course of the years as president contours, drugs that ultimately make their way to the united states. these are course charges that perform a 100 leader has repeatedly denied while the court has granted that extradition request that was announced by the united states just last month of february. it's our understanding that the former president defense team will have about 72 hours to file because this is

a developing story. i don't have any word as of yet when exactly that extra distance like united states will take place or when you will be expected to appear before the federal judge. i should know. a it's news here in honduras has been met with elevation where i am now on the coast hunters certain fireworks going off. it's a book that the supreme court has to be approved. that extra duty request is yesterday national security courses in hundreds of been deployed across the country in the event that a decision by the supreme court could, could have liked to industry. but there are many countries instance support the president people and outside the supreme court show their support for the call. personally, however, the overwhelming sentiment in hundreds today is that a celebration president is not like in the country. generally, they are received by the supreme court as

a positive step toward justice that accountability in a country that can play by drug violence for many years. all right, minor rapids, unless he been on juris money. thank you. now human rights watch the cues. the cambodian government and using cobra, 1900 rules, new online restrictions and national security legislation to stifle dissent. it comes as a court repairs to deliver its verdict from a case involving opposition. activists accused of plotting to overthrow the ruling leadership. tony chant reports from palm dressed for a date with destiny sang terry arrives outside nonsense, municipal court. the human rights activist and lawyer is wearing the dress she wore to the opera with the number 9 inked on her arm date when cambodia is opposition. leader was due to return from exile and they said that the thing that i have and i submitted invites me those on order.

but the opposition leader sam ramsey never returned. instead, a 130 government critics were arrested and now face 12 years in prison, had shaved ready for jail. she tells us she's not afraid. she survived cameras, prison camp as a child, and she sees disturbing similarities to day. without exaggeration, can board. it currently is a prison without wall the same way that during the cairo's years, cambodia was a prison. all of it was a prison without walls turn prime minister and sen served as a commander in the cameras, military leadership. in the 1970s, he defected to vietnam. before that country invaded cambodia in 1979 overthrowing the camera rouge and installing a puppet government that hunt send lead in 1985. he's been in power of

a since in what many fear is now a one party state. and it's not just the political opposition. her being shut down . the government's been increasingly strict on workers who are trying to protect their conditions, arrest they are closing them down with the security services. the demonstrations have attracted international attention. but united nations observe as a, bustled out of the area by the police. behind the cover of a bus. the protest is a put on board and taken out of the area. they faced detention and fines for what the government says. a violations against coven 19 measures. a cries ignored, was jealous. a hustled out of the way. and the early major opposition leader who hasn't fled into exile is also under the threat of jail palmer. and normally every one knows what the cambodian court is like, my i do not need to comment, but it depends on the repressive atmosphere. if the political environment works

well, i believe the court will make a good decision mit and as he hates to court, also charged with treason that might be optimistic with his party band, his colleagues exiled, and hundreds of his supporters jailed defiance. looks like a lonely snake. toni chang, owl to 0, non pin. a magnitude 7.3 or greater struck of japan's eastern fukushima coast. the tremor knocked out powder 2000000 people as an army advisory was issued, but a since been lifted. the company working to decommission the fukushima nuclear plant says it's checked the site and found no abnormalities in nigeria. gunman of kil, 11 security staff in 2 attacks. the 1st injury in new jersey states mcgarr magistrate was a raid and a police station, 2 officers and 4 members of.