culture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to reasonable takes you want to journey into the better national park to explore what's being done to protect nature and meet some of those determined to work on. we wilding, argentina, talk to al jazeera in the fields. ah and you overnight. curfew ordered for the ukrainian capital after russian forces strike a shopping and residential area killing at least 8 people. ah . hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from dough also coming up. ukrainian soldiers in the eastern city of mario poll. defy a russian deadline to lay down their weapons. struggling for food and shelter, we assess the damage in ukraine, 2nd largest city of ca,

keith. after weeks of bombardment and a passenger playing, carrying 132 people, crashes in the mountains. the whoo joe! in southern china for begin this bulletin in the ukrainian capital key, where at least 8 people have been killed in late night shelling by russian forces. the cities mer says several homes and a shopping center were heaps. the tally cliche, co has announced a curfew from 18 jam t until wednesday morning. keith has seen a number of tax in the past week. the russians advance on the city has slowed for more on the situation there. let's bring in him ron khan, who is live for us in cave. hello, they him, ron, talk us through the scenes of destruction you're witnessing in the capital. well this attack took place about 1030 last night and we actually heard it from

where our location was by kilometers away from here. but the residents are telling us that when it happened, they thought to quite one person, the sky had fallen in on their heads. in fact, they were telling us, this is they thought that was it a rule about to die. you can just see all of the destruction. this is a fairly new residential block. it's still being built in parts that shopping mold that you can see is about 2 years old or one resident said it was a lovely place to go. school retro vill though, lumber, coffee shops, they, they loved going there. it's actually been cleaned up in the last few hours about an hour and a half ago we heard a controlled explosion. clearly, a lot of heavy ordinance still in the area that they were getting rid of. we've also seen a ukrainian soldiers come out with fragments of whatever that ordinance will be. that's going to be part of their investigation as to what was actually used in the last couple of hours. we also seen anti aircraft fi go up and we've also keep

hearing explosions going off in background, the outgoing arterial incoming artillery. i just take a look at the destruction. it is quite extraordinary. this is about a half square kilometer area, judging by my estimate, it's certainly the largest attack that we've seen in keith since the attack started taking place. that's actually been confirmed by the deputy mer, upkeep. you says this is the largest attack so far, but again, you cranium, residents are going to bed or, and they're hearing air raid sirens, go off. they're hearing explosions, happen very nervous. a lot of these attacks has taken place either late at night or early in the morning. now, according to military analysts that we've been speaking to, trying to figure out if there's a patterns or all of this, there seems to be a suggestion that this is the russians testing ukrainian air defense system. certainly,

that's something that vladimir zalinski has been asking for more air defense units to the international community. but that child, we keep hearing of close disguise for nato to establish of no fly zone over the country. that's not gonna happen. nato say it's an escalation, but that is still a chance we're hearing. i'm just going to move out the way again. and so you, you probably can't see, but there is some black smoke in between those 2 buildings over there. that is, are pain. it's one of the front lines about 15 kilometers away from here, or where the russian forces are being fought up with that we're fighting, sorry, with the ukrainian forces. a lot of people are suggesting that if there isn't a attack in cave, if there is a ground and vision into keep, it will be places like that. that will be the staging. post up for attacks like that. but that doesn't matter right now. right now there's a campaign where, where people are just completely fragment. this has been yes, intern. thank you very much. have brings up to st. imran con line press in keith.

ukraine is accusing russia of attacking residential buildings in the outskirts of the western port city of odessa. the city council said there were no casualties, but the strike deed cause of fire. moscow has been shelling military targets in the area for days. if russia were to seize odessa, it will effectively cut off ukraine from overseas trade and military ain't. while emmy east ukrainian forces have rejected russian demands, they surrender in the city of marian palm. the dead line for them to lay down their weapons was add to j. m. c. moscow had offered to allow civilians to leave as zane bez ravi reports in during the obstacles of war, indignity and death. this is life in mar, your pal now. produce, i hope there will be some sort of a burial. this is just temporary. the military told us to put the body somewhere in

the cold, the early cold place now, or basements with the people in basements. so we bury them here with them with a problem. it is difficult to see how life can go on for people in a place like this. many looked at me moody, but we didn't. we story the blockade marybell. we go down in history of responsibility for war crimes, to do this, to a peaceful city. what the occupies did, or it is terror, that will be remembered for centuries to come more or escaping war every day. but getting to safety can mean risking your life active conflicts, films, russian checkpoints, ukrainians, say it's difficult to know which way a safe and not everybody makes. not about of 19 inch does right. they began to destroy our city completely house after house of battles took place on every street . every house became a target. murray, opal's residents fled

a city still under russian attack from levine, a plea to end the war. better. he arossi young. my dear russians always. we ask you all to go home, deal with your own families with them. you have entered some one else's land. if someone else's territory with you are not liberating or you are barbarians. what we hope that you all leave and never disturb any one ever again. you fool, you will. yeah. at the largest reception center in review, volunteers prepare for an influx of evacuees from the wars of thousands of come and gone thousands more expected in coming days. one family from a village near keith said the worst part of their journey was witnessing the horrors of war. norma, when we were passing through a russian checkpoint and saw a lot of bodies lying near the road, some of them were shot for some missing body parts. no one ever had one checkpoint in the village. we were waiting for 2 buses. there were part of our convoy,

but they were all gone down by pro russian forces at another village. pro russian, chechen fighters hold people hostage, they say, knowing ukrainian military will not shoot at civilians. well, what, what can i say? she says i'm scared a lot. i don't want to leave they are safe for now. together. warm, happy. but once his family is in poland flooded slough says he will go back to fight. then basra, the old 0 live. let's get the view now from russia kremlin spokesmen. dmitri pet called says there hasn't been any significant progress in pays talks between moscow and ukraine. hashem barra is in the capital hashem. why have these talk

stores with basically, emily? the absence of a breakthrough means that on the key issues, there is no progress whatsoever. now from a russian perspective, this is exactly what would they be saying they wanted the, the want the ukrainians to recognize crimea as russian and the independence or, and le ganske under the esc as an independent states. and then they would like to move forward with the idea of a neutral status of ukraine. something that the cranium indicated the are open to, which is given strong, guarantees to the rushes that ukraine won't be other contemplating the idea of joining nature by the key. crucial issues for the time being, remain those 2 issues, or they want the ukrainians to recognize crimea as a russian and recognize the independence of le ganske and don yeske. this is quite

an important moment because the rushes i've been saying that they are looking forward to see strong indications of progress that would pave the way to a cease fire. and then for the political talks to move forward. but that is not going to answer most of the concerns that have been voiced by the russians over the past few weeks. i mean, the russia has also being saying that the needs to be a, we're thinking of the whole security architecture in europe. this explains why, for example, saga lover of the russ appointments that have been saying over the last few days that the russians have lost illusions that they would rely in the future or with that with their markers when it comes to those security arrangements. and they said that the nate who has never been an forthcoming will come to an to the need to stop moving eastward. so now there are 2 paths which are happening as we speak, which is basically the 1st and the most important one. now, looking forward to see any progress when he comes to the earth,

to the issues regarding ukraine and russia and on the bigger picture, the need for stronger rent is to the russians that the nature is going to rethink its strategy in the eastern part of europe. and thought, talking to the russians, because they say the russians say that the expansion of nato is, was, has been always a major national security concern that was never addressed by the americans. and by later on, this was why they have been all we think that we have been betrayed by the trans atlantic a life now. they would like to see what they have been describing of injustice to be fixed and dressed once in full. alright, thank you for breaking down for us hashim l. how bother are in moscow? thank you. to the world. use down a passenger playing, carrying 100. 32 people has crashed in southern china. the boeing 737 came down in countryside. ne would jo in the long she region of the country start media says the

number of casualties is unknown. president she jan ping has ordered and investigation rescue teams have been sent to the area. katrina, you is covering developments from by jean. we do know that this was a boeing 737 passenger plane run by the airline china eastern and it deposit from the chinese city of couldn't me, in utah, proven at around 1 pm local time that it was destined for the city of wong jo, due to arrive at 3 pm, that's gone, jo, not far from hong kong. so this is not a very long flight. it's less than 2 hours. now, according to trying to do a v, a floor here with carrying 132 people including 9 crew members. now officials say that they lost contact with the aircraft as it flew of a globe. she proven an area known as joe, and at the time they said it was cruising at about 30000 feet before it abruptly started descending. now there is no wood on the call whatsoever. we do know that

according to state media rescue, teams are on the way and there were a number of social media video circulating purporting to show scenes of the crash. and it tells us 2 things. one that this is the inexperience, the remote mountainous regions are, will not be easy for rescue team to reach this area. and secondly, this crash appears to have caused a wildfire as well in this area sort of fall, no official statement had been made by the airline or boeing. but we do know that their websites have both turned to black and white out of respect to the assumed victims of this crush. ron botch is a professor of international aviation law at the strongly national university. he says the 1st 24 hours will be crucial for investigative $37800.00 has been work horse and i believe that china a still have $600.00 jet aircraft and i think they've got turn somewhere

along the lines of 13737, so it's a very reliable aircraft, and it's, it's quite a amazing story that an aircraft impression on our client. it's not wise to speculate that look a 2 hour flight and it was 40 minutes landing. and it probably wouldn't normally if been at top of descent. so you're looking at next thing about 30000 seat, but apparently our witness accounts indicate that it crushed into terrain at a very high speed. so it's most most unusual situation. they've got to make sure that the, the wreckage site is being completely contained because it's within the 1st 24 hours that they've got to make sure that they can find all that. and

obviously the, the evidence will be from the cockpit voice recorder in the black box that will give indications as to what happened on why dick, during that time to tennessee and now where at least $95.00 people have been injured. when 2 trains collided in the capital, no deaths have been reported in the accident. in 2 news authorities say only one of the trains and passages, the other was empty, because is unknown. still ahead on al jazeera officials in hong kong update coven 19 restrictions. we've plans to lift a fly fan on 9 country and facing a historical test hearing the set to begin to the 1st black woman to be nominated to the highest court in the us. ah.

you're locked into your weather update for asia. first we're going to begin in se asia we're across java, we've seen some bursts of rain that continues on tuesday. across the island we've scooped up about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. also rainy forecast for the yangtze river valley toward the south. we've got this wind out of the north, so that's pressing down the temperature in shanghai course. we are getting closer to april. we would expect temperatures to be about 20 degrees here. so while below average, that rain is also starting to screwed into southern portions of japan. we're going to get down with rain here. congress. she met 13 degrees but in the clear for the korean peninsula. so looking good signs out with the high up 13 degrees. now this activity that we've got around the admin in nika, bar islands, pushing further toward the north that could turn into a tropical cycle, making mindful and myanmar also shoving some brain toward thailand as well. not going to impact mainland india, but temperatures here. well above average,

new delhi, 36 degrees. yes. should be about 30 this time of the year. and speaking of that high heat, here we are for the gulf states on thursday, temperatures well in the low to mid thirty's, but what goes up must come down. so re i just high of 23 degrees on saturday. that's below average. that's up that ah, as you know me of mud, very 16 in denise in villages submerging the homes and livelihoods of 60000 people. years later, local inhabitants is still fighting for justice from the fricking company they play . and the hot sludge continues to flood, greet a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah

ah ah. hello. are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder about up stories this hour. a passenger pine carrying 132 people has crashed in southern china. the boeing 737 came down and countryside. ne woo jo in the guam she region start media says the number of casualties isn't known. new overnight curfew has been ordered for ukraine's capital. key bumps or at least aged people were killed in light night shelling the cities may. i says several homes and a shopping center were targeted. and a deadline set by russia for ukrainian forces to surrender in mary a pole has passed. cave rejected moscow's offer to allow civilians to leave the city in

exchange for soldiers laying down arms. he crane's 2nd largest city has been a target since the start of the invasion. ration forces are yet to take control of cock give. but as, as sad bag reports, the constant bombing has caused a catastrophic damage. an eerie silence hangs over car keith with apocalyptic scenes, the center of the city, frozen like a page in history. standing still for the world to see. there was a huge explosion as that my was heard all over the city's saint. i lived quite close, so i myself heard it and there was a waltz was shaken. and after that, there were several and ours are airstrikes and, and in the following days, i walked through the street thousands of times and there are so many,

i great little coffee shops or restaurants on the 1st floors here. and people will even hear my friends live in this house. and so now there is no place where then cat can come back. since the start of the war, maria has refused to leave her home city in ne, in ukraine. this strikes is, was she stayed to document what the russians are doing. christa did with here during the net. so keep press and saw even the nets, as for your, in the, with the vault were to didn't destroy the buildings. and now they are in ruins because of the russians hoyle, our neighbors, people here think that one day soon the damage can be fixed and buildings reconstructed. but the impact of the war and the minds of people in hockey would be hard to, to overcome. the russian thought the could just walk in and take the city, but they were mistaken. they were met with fierce ukrainian resistance. and as a result,

to punish her gave the roof coat. it's historical hot. for weeks it has been bombing day and night. once the city of 1500000, many have left mill who some of those who remain struggled for food. this man brought frozen chickens and bread to donate to those in need. i'm not sure, i hopefully will end soon so that our children can leave. may put in, begun by fortune, and as the sound of a, tim refills the sky, people head to the underground station to hunker down for the night. every space is taken this, including inside the trains, little jelly, my darcy been like a holiday slowly here. so i'm sleeping here. what took the mattress and pumped it up and more or less settled down. some people sleep here or on the floor. we also eat here. the food is so,

so volunteers bring it to our side. but as the doors and the subway are closed for the night, there's hope here the next day will bring an end to the war. and no need to hide from the bumps. i said, beg, i'll de cedar hark if he cranes, president villani zalinski has called on eli late, is to do more to stop roches attack on his country. she now she's seamlessly, she vices seamless. our values are the same as yours, ukraine. as part of europe, you can see our desire to be together with euro bundle part of europe, what we are fighting for it on the battlefield. you and you can find for this with your words, with your pressure on the politicians, germans, you have the power. europe has the power, which is more than any missiles and tanks without trade with you, your companies and banks. russia won't have money for this war. in order to have peace as soon as possible, you can do it just no one has the right to destroy people. so landscape comments.

com as a foreign and defense minister the meeting in brussels to discuss the latest developments in ukraine. they use foreign policy chief, which are separate burrell, said, the indiscriminate embalming and mary paul could only be described as a war crime. they had to condemn into stronger terms. this is a war crying, a mason war cry, and what's happening in the city will be completely destroyed. and people will be odd by what we will continue to work in supporting ukraine with all of our sources. we continue talking about what kind of sanction we can think again, more especially related to energy to us president joe biden. meanwhile, as jude is appalling. this week, after meeting of nitro latest in brussels, the alliance is likely to consider for the aid for ukraine,

as rosalind jordan reports from washington d. c. the nato meeting convened by the secretary general. this coming thursday in brussels will include the world leaders of the military alliance, and certainly they're going to be discussing the best ways to improve security assistance to the ukrainian military. but the world leaders, including the u. s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister boris johnson, are also going to have an opportunity to talk about ways of trying to keep diplomacy on track. russian and ukrainian diplomats are supposed to meet on monday to try once again to find a way to get to a cease fire. but the bigger question of how to reach a lasting peace between the 2 countries is certainly already top of mind in world capitals. there's also the question of trying to make certain that the economic sanctions package is actually taking effect in russia, and that it is somehow having an impact on the way that vladimir putin,

the russian president, is prosecuting this war. but certainly, they're going to have to start thinking about what happens once the war ends. how should the west engage with russia if vladimir putin is still in power to the world news now in hong kong is easing some of its kind of a 19 restrictions in class learning will resume fiscal students next month and the quarantine period for travelers entering the territory will be reduced, but clement is they. these were some of the strictest border controls in the entire world. so for residents here, it does come as a huge relief crossing the quarantine period to 7 days. if you test negative at scrapping of that white band from 9 different countries, including the united kingdom, including united states as failure, india. this caused a huge headache and a lot of heartache. it must be said as well for families here who weren't able to go and come back and see family members because of the quarantine time because the

expense of it because they couldn't take time off work. so indeed, it is a relief for people here. residents here, but also to the business community who have been crying foul about this. these border measures for many months and it must be said, these border restrictions have been in place more or less for 2 years, a different shape for form. one time, one point, it was 3 weeks quarantine on arrival. we had business tycoon like allen ziemen saying that the measures would jeopardize the city status as a financial hub as a gateway between east and west. so certainly, the cries were growing louder from the business community. there are also another host of strict measures that the government says it will be relaxed and then coming weeks and months, including the 2 people gathering ban a dining curfews right now the beaches are closed. there's mandatory mars where even if you're on the hiking trails, even if you're exercising outside, these kinds of things will also be relax. we are told on the provision that there

is no surge or rebound of cases in the coming weeks and months. that is one thing that carry land, the chief executive of hong kong has warned that if cases do go up again, like we've seen over the last couple of months, then those measures may not be relaxed. the u. s. senate is beginning confirmation hearings on monday for the 1st a black american woman and nominated to the top colds. catan g brown, jackson is president joe biden speak to replace justice steven brier. who's retiring? i did your castro reports kentucky round. jackson grew up in a middle class suburb of miami, where both parents worked as school teachers and where she made a name for herself at debate competitions, by writing her name contain g on the chalkboard for all to see. she would have to speak before largely white audiences and had to sort of bridge that gap and convey

to them instantaneously. in case there was any subtle bias. we're just lack of celerity with her just starting from her name. steven rosenthal was jackson's classmate from an early age. he says he never doubted that one day his charismatic friend would achieve these heights. so she just drew people toward her. and people wanted to support her and respected her. so she just had all the tools. in addition to being roja to succeed in whatever she chose to do, jackson has been a federal judge for 9 years and currently sits on the dc court of appeals. she's issued about 500 opinions, but none on the hot button, issues of abortion, gun rights and freedom of religion. she did game fame in 2019 when she blocked president trump from shielding former white house counsel dom again from testifying before congress. writing presidents are not kings,

judge jackson deserves to be confirmed as an act just as supreme court. some republicans have accused jackson of being the favored choice of far left groups. but the same senate confirmed her to her appeals cor position a year ago with support from 3 republicans. jackson were place another liberal stephen briar, the just as she once clerked for. and she would be the 1st black woman to join the u. s. supreme court. i can only hope that my life and career my love of this country and the constitution and my commitment to upholding the rule of law and the sacred principles upon which this great nation was founded will inspire future generations of americans. even me, when i think about myself as a, as a lawyer, i didn't have many people to look up to that looked like i did. and so i think for young girls to be able to look at justice jackson and

see where she is and, and how she's com is really, really going to be an important moment. jackson has seen her future clearly since high school telling a yearbook editor she wanted to go on to law and eventually have a judicial appointment. now on the brink of being appointed to the highest court in the land, she's also serving as inspiration for many heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington. ah, and are you watching out a 0 these the top stories this hour and you overnight? curfew has been ordered for ukraine's capital cave after at least 8 people would.