because al jazeera has t's on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and lied knees. here are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media spread on al jazeera government shut off, access to social media. ah, to day must be the starts of a better future for the people if yemen a truth in yemen, the un says rival sites have reached a tumult agreement and hopes that will lead to a political process. ah, the horrible watching officer unlikable headquarters here at the doe who also coming up ukraine denies bombing, a russian oil depot in the border city of belgrade. moscow says the attack could

hinder talks to end the conflict. also seeking forgiveness. pope francis apologizes to canada indigenous peoples for decades of abuse. a catholic runs schools. got back. oh yes, the stage is set for the world cup 2020 to encounter teams. now know who that lined up against in the 1st round. ah. welcome to the back of the warring sides and evans war. have agreed to a 2 month truce from saturday. the u. n. envoy for yemen says the saudi led coalition, and hope the rebels will stop all offensive operations in yemen and across its borders. the you and hope the agreement is a step towards ending the conflict which began in 2014. now both sides have also agreed to allow fuel shipments into her day to port and commercial flights to operate from the capitol center. crystal silly be has more from you and

headquarters in new york. the unbroken deal announced by special envoy hahn's greenberg will bring some much needed relief to yemen after 7 years of war. it comes at the beginning of ramadan and will last for 2 months. yeoman's foreign minister said in a tweet that his government will take steps to arrange for the release of prisoners, opened santa airport and released oil ships via the port of her data, a spokesperson for the iran backed who the rebels also welcomed the news. as did the un secretary general, these truce must be a footstep do ending yet men's devastating walk a halt to the fighting, coupled with the anthy of full sheeps and the using of restrictions on the movement of people and goods in alt and within the country. will contribute to building thrusts and creating a can thus have environments to resume negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the conflicts. not only has this conflict held tens of

thousands of yemenis, it's also pushed millions more into hunger. and the last cessation of hostilities was back in 2016. i'll deserve aside behalf eyes in the saudi capital with more of the agreement, humans foreign minister, medulla. then mo bartuck announced today the release of the 1st 2 fuel ships, through the port of her day, the following the instructions of president ob, durable months or heidi, the 4th of her day the site live, are controlled by the who, while the saudi land has said hoses are using them, launching platforms for military operation. however, some of the outskirts of the port city are under the control of the pro government forces. for years, the internationally recognized government accuse hope is of control in the 4th

and the distribution of supplies from the port, allowing them to decide who will benefit from for you and aid. the announcement comes on the you and invoke to human hands and in burg, has announced that the parties to the conflict have responded positively to the united nations proposal for a 2 month truth, which comes into effect. 19 local time. the parties accepted the alt, all offensive military air ground and maritime operations inside yemen and across its borders. that's the war in ukraine where keith has denied russian accusations that had attacked a fuel depot in the city of belgrade. that happened as another round of talks to end the convict got under way the kremlin has warned, the attack could threaten negotiations to end the fighting robert bride has the

latest from liveth in ukraine friday at 1st light just beyond ukraine's northern border with russia. fire fighters, tackling ablaze at of fuel depot in the russian city of belgrade. the governor there has accused ukraine of sending helicopters to attack the oil storage tanks under the cover of darkness. security camera and other footage on social media seems to confirm some kind of attack by helicopters and the firing of missiles if the russian claims are true. this would be the 1st attack by ukrainian forces on russian soil since the war began. ukraine's foreign minister said he could neither confirm nor deny responsibility. but the kremlin says the suspected as strike doesn't help the prospect of ongoing peace talks. ukraine's top security official later denied his country was behind the attack. russia has continued to

withdraw units from towns and cities, north of the capital, keep being the chickies girl with the big, the partial withdrawal of units of the russian occupation forces from the north of g. every japanese towards the state border with the republic of bella, ruin continued singing drunk. one of those battlefields has been the airport and military base at hosta mel to the north west of cave. drone footage shows the air base heavily damaged, but the russians gone. russian forces had seized the base in the opening hours of the war, but were forced back by ukrainian counter attack before recapturing yet again later, the ukrainians accused the russians of indiscriminate shelling to cover their withdrawal and launching multiple missile attacks. them kind of him out in the mainstream or what does it means killing down come, but actions in you've entered his direction of it? does. it means that there will be $100.00 drug instead of 100 drug about launch in give or something else. on the southern front,

following long and complex negotiations between the 2 warring sides and the international committee of the red cross, a convoy of buses was sent to the besieged city of mary pole in the hope of evacuating trapped residence from the i need. we are currently on the move from you in order to ensure safe passage for the civilians who desperately wants to see the city. the i. c. c is also looking to bring much needed humanitarian aid into the city. robert bride al jazeera levine. now the intentional committee of the red cross as a convoy to help people leave the besieged city of mario pole with falls to turn around the i. c r c says that he was also unable to leave humanitarian aid because it had not had permission from russia. the convoy had turned back to nearby, as of a spokesman says the arrangements unconditionally made it impossible to proceed, but it's possible on the people's efforts to get out of mario pole. most people

who've left mary awful had to make their own way out. pavel says he's used to the walking. he's a shepherd. love that. we've got 35 kilometers to go. he says he and his wife yanna, a heading to their village, away from the fighting. they hope. around a $140000.00 people have escaped mario pole in the 5 weeks since the start of what russia calls its special military operation. but not everyone made it to safety. those that do find themselves in reception centers in russia or schools like this in don yet looked up. what usually sort of to me about, why did we come yet? because it became too hard. we were exhausted. i took you earlier. she hasn't been outside at all for a month because she was scared, very scared. and we went on foot a group in

a column until we reach the edge of the city and the shooting and bombing, but we made it. thank god. hello. the people al jazeera spoke to say they're here either because the only route they could find out of mary apple brought them this way or because they relatives in russia than you know, which it's in the morning. of course i want to go home because i have a flat there. so i went to return to my beloved city where i was born, where my daughter remains and all my friends and relatives, all my life was spent in mary hopper. all you bob went on holiday to mary awful. when she was 18 years old. there she tells us. she fell in love. i got married was and as live for 50 years. it was a perfect city. she says, oh luna media lisa and he is it. we must make pace with each other. we learn these words grads, machine, guns, women, children, why do they need to know those words? it is better to learn other words, those of you pace love,

respect towards each other, but not machine guns. when your flight is on fire or the car, that's not real pain. the real pain is that we are being torn apart. from the reception centers, people will go either to relatives in russia or temporary accommodation that can be hundreds of kilometers away. no one knows when they'll be able to go back home to mario and the red cross as, as the russian government for permission to open an office here in raw stop on dawn to service easton, ukraine. we're about a 90 minute drive from the border. an indication perhaps that this won't be a short term conflict. bernard smith, al jazeera roster fonda ah, so, the drawer for the football woke up has taken place in the host nation of cattle. the sub was tournament will be the 1st to in the middle east and the only one safe

place. so late of the year, cutter have been handed a tough draw in a group, including the netherlands and african champions, senegal, while european heavyweight spain and germany together in the same group pete estimate was at the event here in doha, germany. whenever the drawer for a fee, for world cup is made, $1.00 of the fixtures fans most look forward to is the opening match. and in 2022 host nation cutter will be up against a could all the south americans are finished. 3rd, in the world cup, qualifying campaign, now also in that group african champion synagogue, as well as the netherlands. now it's difficult to know what to expect from the dutch cutter might say, well, in 1974, 1978, and 2010. the dutch reached the woke up final, but at the same time, in 2018 in russia, the netherlands would even they didn't qualify and they didn't qualify 420162020 either. as far as the european championships are concerned. as speaking of fixtures, we can also look for to a block vast the match. when spain take on germany,

the germans have won the world cup 4 times spain of one at once as well. in the past, lisi teens have had some really good matches in the past. so that's something to look forward to. talk about a group of death. well, it may be argentina, mexico, and poland might be that group of there. other than that, there's not really a group where you would say, well, this team is probably not going to make it because the other 2 teams are just too difficult. that's obviously outside of the minnows. now, i want to talk about a politically charged fixture. iran and the united states of america probably doesn't get any bigger than that in terms of politics. while these 2 teams got a little bit of history, they played each other, france, $98.00 and iran, one medication. the teams promoted piece in the aftermath of the fixture. but something else you talk about politics is the fact the ukraine could still qualify for this woke up they one of 3 teams that haven't yet secured, they place at the tournament. and if they do, if i for the woke up by beating scotland and by beating whales, they will take their place alongside iran and the united states of america. by the

way, england also, america also had here on al jazeera ah, a 1st, but amazon in the u. s. wire vote by the company's work. as a new york has been described as a victory for labor rights and fighting between a rebel group and companies. horses like thousands of people seek shelter in uganda . ah, the journey has begun. the 3 full world camp is on its way to cat. your travel package today. the hot and dry weather continues across northern sections of india . he everyone hears the forecast on saturdays, so new delhi did not see a drop of rain for the month of march. and the thing is, normally we expect $15.00 to $16.00 millimeters for the hot and dry weather continues stretching from central areas. the indian state of telling ghana rogers

stoneroad insur, punjab and delhi for example, you've got a high of 39 degrees on saturday. i think we're going to see thunderstorms flare up wide spread across our sri lanka. so colombo, for the next few days. thunder downpours in store for you indo china. it's also really wet picture here. first, it started with vietnam that what, whether now it's starting to pivot further toward the west and really fill in for southern sections of thailand on saturday, we're going to see strong winds across the coast as what now for southern sections of china, what weather is starting to slide away, so we'll get back into the sunshine eventually. but that's 16. well below average. but we'll get you up to $23.00 as we head toward monday, which is closer to where you should be for the month of april. japan temperature is below average, where it took you at 13 and beijing 18 degrees. your temperatures are also on their way up. in the days to come to actually above average. i saw

official ally of the journey on the bombardment, mtv and odessa, the missile and see it on the road. al jazeera ukrainians, determined to stay. you will not surrender just like to fight. don't you shoot. had a train you 2 days ago, the show me how that works and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses tool from the front lines, despair and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera. ah, the me look back to that with me. so the reminder of our top story is the bible sites and

humans, maybe a 2 year war agreed to a 2 month truth from saturday. both sides of also agreed to allow fuel shipments and today to port and to let commercial flights operate from the capital. british military intelligence says an attack on a russian field that will likely strain. the armies already struggling logistics. ukraine denies that carried out the early morning and helicopter attack in the russian city of belgrade. and the line up for the welcome. 2022 opening games in the draw to decide the team and how and who they will face off took place in the whole country. cast off. this will be the 1st time competition is be posted. in the middle, e m 20, the rebel group in democratic republic of congo has declared the unilateral cease fire of the 5 days crashes with the army. heavy fighting broke out on monday after the group attacked 2 army positions to the borders with canada and rwanda. malcolm,

where passed the latest these people fled here in fear of their lives. dance off the fighting broke out between the n 23 rebel group and government forces in the east of the democratic republic of congo. they walked over the border to this refugee camp in neighboring uganda, where sticks and plastic sheets make their new homes. is not the 1st time give them up. ok. families have to run away from fighting. they were displaced when m. $23.00 for the con, the lease government 10 years ago. well, if it was going under was in the 1st conflict, some of my brothers went to a refugee camp, which is very far away. and i've not seen them since i'm told the camp is far inside uganda. so i've never seen them again. and its recent fighting, we continue suffering, not knowing what to do. people here is staying close to the border so they can go home in the daytime to collect food. but the un says it's not safe for them here. down the road, others have come to this transit camp hoping to get food, water,

and shelter. all the new arrivals have to take a covey test. something nice on heard of the village of east in congo. congos army blames nearby were wendy for supporting in 23 and displacing people from their homes. rwanda denies it. those who gander and wander have been accused of repeatedly meddling in eastern congo ever since they 1st invaded 26 years ago. eastern corners, been unstable letter sent to the community. please to continue this process in dsb and also to the what instruction to come down to. i will not to be to give that to give peace and safety. like most people here, maria katty is scared to even talk about who's fighting, who people lived on the m 23 occupation before is fighters killed civilians and executed prisoners refugees,

fear retribution if it happens again. and all they want is to be safe. there got a gun when they started bombing our village at midnight. we were very scared and decided to run, registering here can lead to a new life in a remote refugee camp. everyone says they just want to get home only even when it's safe. malcolm web 0. now, retail, john to amazon, it's about to get it says union in the us, workers out of facility in new york have approved the move. it's a win for labor rights groups. we've tried to years to full the union. it's americans, 2nd largest, private employer. but the company says the vote is a disappointment and it's reviewing its options. gabriel under has war from new york in america, his ha, and his storage victory workers at a massive amazon warehouse in new york. voting to unionize the winning margin more

than 500 boats out of nearly 5000 cast. meaning that the $8000.00 strong workforce will become the 1st amazon employees to unionize. in the retail giant's 28 year history, beware of what a top dollar because we want every other industry, every other business to know that gangs to change. we go, we go united and quit our jobs and more workers who are demanding better pay and working conditions at the warehouse. where jubilant. many say the ramifications of the unionization push will be felt far beyond the walls of one amazon warehouse. this is a victory, and it's a tide and it's not stopping. and it's kind of sweep us all. it means everything. it means worker power, the potential for working fast revolution, because if you can unionize amazon, you can unionize anywhere. it's a remarkable story for the amazon labor organizers, a small independent union that began only last year and set up shop at

a bus stop or the warehouse winning against one of the most powerful companies in the world. some believe the pandemic and its impact at amazon has sparked a see change in workers attitudes across the board. people realize how expandable they were these companies, how little these companies cared about them, and workers aren't going back. there's a new sense that they want something more, they risk their lives for this country that recalled, essential workers and workers are going to keep pushing and pushing. and i think this is the beginning of a new era of organizing in a post pandemic period. amazon spent over $4000000.00 to try to defeat the union boat. the company argued among other things that their $15.00 minimum wage is competitive. union leaders here have said they've already heard from amazon warehouse workers in over a dozen different locations expressing their desire to unionize as well. while the results at another amazon facility in alabama remains in the balance tension now

turns to another new york amazon warehouse due to hold a unionization vote next month with this victory still very fresh in their minds. gabriel's dondo al jazeera new york ball. gusto peers is executive director of the workers' rights institute at georgetown university law school shows me now from washington, dc via z. good. have you with us on the program, sir victory for one warehouse, but they will be repercussions not only for amazon workers, but also for amazon itself, specially when it says as we heard in gabriel's report, it's reviewing it's options. mr. gaston perez, can you hear me? i can just kindly hear you i'm, i'm are determining that you had asked whether or not there is some concern

about what amazon is saying about quote unquote, reviewing a church and indeed the repercussions. yes. okay. well, procedurally, what amazon can do is file objections to the conduct of the election similar to what the union did in bessemer, alexander at alabama, at the conclusion of beryl action, there were certain certain conduct that they could file procedural objections to the amazon could likewise do this, this time, ah, there are several challenges and there, there will be between $5.00 to $7.00 days for them to be able to submit objections to conduct to the analog be that would have to be investigated. interestingly, amazon claims that be undue influence on the election chain from the agency itself,

from the analog b, claiming that the al r beads federal court filings and ah, process, ah, was an undue influence on bi election. these filings stemmed from m, ah, dnl, r b's, general counsels ability to pursue injunction proceedings in the wake of unfair labor practice allegations. okay, so the likelihood of this being successful as well, and it is a r c. this is debbie t went drop, but it does seem that's going to be a long, protracted legal case that will be ongoing for some time. but this is surely a wake up coal for other large companies who prefer not to have their workers union ais. this is certainly

a wake up call badge. ah, you lou worker voices is something to be seriously consider this follow. it follows the success in starbucks and several of its facilities and starbucks continues to see more facilities attempting to get organized. and there is also an interesting dynamic here in, ah, instead now, and because we're talking about a worker lead union. so we have the impetus in the desire flemming directly from the workers to unionize themselves. and that's a stronger force than say, what an outside union can provide. during the pandemic of the past 2 years, certainly globally, we've seen more people work from home. and companies preferring that staff to work

from home. which companies or what type of companies now have to re think about the way they treat their staff if they are large enough to, to unionize if they're working from home because the ground reality for many has changed across the globe. yes, that's true, but it's usually the case of the companies where they most abuse has taken place. other companies where the workers do not have the option to work from all the companies where the workers are considered, quote, unquote, essential. because they have to have face time, they have to be hands on, they have to deliver goods. they have to interface with, with the public because they're in retail. they don't have the option to work from home. and those are the companies where they have to be concerned about how their employees are being treated. because those employees have been subject to

what is considered by i'm a lot of entities abuse ah, and long hours and all of the issues that prompted these workers to, to organize in fascinating speaking to you about gast, old piss, are joining us, washington dc. thank you. very much for your time, sir. sure. francis. apologize to canada's indigenous people. what he described as deplorable abuses at schools run by the catholic church at brady reports from the vatican where the head of the roman catholic church asked for forgiveness. an apology that was years in the making hope. francis spoke on friday, the vatican to delegates from various indigenous nations who had travelled from canada. the library will con daughter. the queen may be there, kissed her tony care. so the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church, i asked to given us from god. and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my

heart that i am very pained and i joined my brother bishop from canada in apologizing to you. in these calls, pope francis said he felt shame for the abuse indigenous children suffered in canada's residential schools. he said he hoped to visit canada in july between 1831 in 1996. around 850000 indigenous children were taken from their homes and communities stripped of their languages and customs. many were raped and abused in church from school, a truth and reconciliation commission in 2015, called a cultural genocide. for years, indigenous canadians had been calling on the church to apologize. the movement gained momentum last year when the remains of $215.00 children were found at the site of a former residential school in western canada to morrow. and it will be the 1st day of reconciliation, not only with ourselves,

with our families and communities, but with our neighbors. and indeed, with all of canada, there's work requires full participation from all parties. the reason there is that we're all there is in there together. and will not happen overnight. the delegates i spoke to said there's still a long way to go to true reconciliation. and the moment after francis issues apology come down to st. peter's where and celebrate the moment. the work will continue. they say some who traveled to room or former students of the schools themselves. the pain and suffering is very real for them. many delegates are calling for more action from a church. they want indigenous artifacts, kept in the vatican museum, returned in documents from the schools that might reveal other secrets buried in

the past. adam rainy or g 0. that can kitty american oscar with the actor will smith has resigned from hollywood motion picture academy after he slapped comedian chris rock, joined the oscar ceremony. it happened after rock made a joke about smith's wife. now the actor walked on stage during the wood 70 and smacked rock in the face. smith went on to with the best actor award for his role in king richard. now he has apologized, but the academy says it will be full with disciplinary proceedings against him. ah, got you on there with lisa hill, rob the reminder of all top stories, the rival science and the navy ain't here. war of agreed to a 2 month truce from saturday. both sides of also agreed to le fuel shipments into had a to port and to let commercial flights operate from the capital city. the truce, which has the possibility of renewal,

coincides with the start of the holy month of ramadan. it opens the article with se gehman is urgent to military and they can amik needs.