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civilians. pakistan's prime minister says he will recognize any government that replaces him as parliament prepares to vote on pushing them out of power and blasting off to the galaxies. most expensive tourist destination will tell you by the passengers on the 1st private chance a flight to the international space station id to summit. him devil with your sport . former bosses' champion shawls walsall is among those in contingent on the 2nd day at augusta. ah. a warm welcome to this are of news. we begin in ukraine where at least 50 people, including children, have been killed by a missile, which hit a train station in the eastern city of cromwell tours. the ukrainian foreign minister has called the attack a deliberate slaughter by moscow, but the kremlin has denied responsibility while separatists in the breakaway region

of dentist say what happened is a ukrainian provocation. robert bright begins, are coverage even by the standards of this was brutality. this was a shocking attack with ukrainian civilians bearing the brunt of the station. a cramp tours was crowded with passengers among them. many women and children trying to get a train to take them to safety, certifying to municipal shirley bluff. every one was panicking, people were screaming and crying, then i saw a wounded woman. she was bleeding heavily. parts of a missile lay nearby. ah, the vive railway station in the west. the end of a journey that's taken well over 24 hours, traveling almost the length of ukraine from crime, a tours in the east. this train set off, well before friday mornings attack, bringing people who like the victims, were trying to escape the escalating fighting. it was

a very bad situation. liana tells us all the time there was shelling and bombing, i suggested. what will you do now in levine? we ask, i've no idea. she says, just to get out was the main thing. and she heads off with her children, not knowing where in the town of bash tanker in southern ukraine, people arrived to escape battles around kirsten and bic alive. the fighting has continued for weeks and has now moved closer to their homes. about them. yesterday they started showing us, they started destroying the houses and everything with cannons. then the tanks appeared from the forest. so i decided to leave off by so many displaced people head for the relative safety of western ukraine. in the early days of the wall, the vive railway station and the western border crossings were overwhelmed with hundreds of thousands of people. as the russian advance was halted, some refugees started returning. now there being advised to leave again,

the flow of people through the station as closely followed the course of the war from the start of with fears of a renewed russian offensive in the east. the viv another cities in the west and are bracing for a serge in people wanting to escape the fighting. antonia and arena had arrived with their 5 children escaping. fighting in the southeast were stacy's. russian physicians thought of bone with oh cities we stay we were. but just make them fishing. i bought the 1st bomb, fallen near my house. oh, take wise robinson boy. immediately ga movie domo. yes to these are a to me sales shut down near our home. the shrapnel fallen outside. they planned to leave ukraine. how far? as far away as possible, they say rub mcbride al jazeera, the vive ukraine's president vladimir sullens case told down to 0 that russia could

renew its attack on keith. if ukrainian forces fail on the eastern front. but he says, witnessing tans, being liberated is giving people hope so we can see that the war is not over yet. but so many people are excited and happy that some areas have been liberated on please to speak about such places. because in others, people are dying, some because of the blockades and others, because they've been killed by russian soldiers. but we're put up a face response and they have failed to take keys. ahead of the european commission has visited ukraine's president and called the attack on chroma. torque polling and she'll have on, de leon was also shown mass graves in the town of boucher, the russian forces are accused of committing atrocities against civilians. she vowed to hold russia responsible for its actions in ukraine. same european union is using its economic power to make president vladimir putin pay a very heavy price underlay, and also promised to speed up the process of ukraine. joining the e u. russia will dissent in economic, financial,

and technological delay decay. while ukraine is marching towards a european future, this is what i see. we stand with you as you defend your country and this is my 2nd point. indeed. ukrainian people are holding up the torch of freedom for all of us will resume, sir dera has worn out from keith. once arrived in ukraine, she had a 2 butcher where the alleged mass executions, ab conducted by the russians, happened to place an or so did the mass graves that have been discovered in the, in the symbolic town of which i later she got back to the cave and met president as the landscape during did the presser, abt or slovenly landed the president of the reaping commission, as she promised for 1000000000 euros worth or more weapons too. okay. which is something that ukraine insistently was asking for. and also she said that

a budget support for of a $600000000.00 euros is going to be allocated for ukraine. she also talk talk about the refugees, ukrainian refugees up either either internally, based in ukraine or those who went to the other european countries are going to be very well taken care of. she also talks about the reconstruction of ukraine, and that is quite important, considering that the scale of destruction in ukraine, which is world measured by the billions of the dollars or one of the public. a highlight of the tools today was the ukranian application, the to the european union. she said that normally such process take years and years . so the european commission is going to work on a, on the recommendations. and then at that of meeting weeks, they canceled european council is going to get the recommendations from deer commission. and it is going to take a positive step,

at least to guarantee ukrainian candidacy as a negotiating countries with european union to say that as ukraine is going to an unusual path, european union also is going to follow an unusual pat when it comes to ukraine's membership to, to, to european union. people in shanna have say they're without electricity and they're waiting for humanitarian assistance after russian ships. finally laughed. a man con, explains what both that on they didn't know that will know this woman like many others in a suburb of czerny, that feels forgotten, forgotten by her government, forgotten by the media, forgotten by aid agencies. she can't live in a home anymore. she tells us it was shelled last month by russian artillery nailer has no idea how to even tidy up, much less moved back in the living room and says that towns like

butcher and her pain near the capital of received aid help and attention while hear nothing the girl mother, this thing is done is not her house didn't know what happened here. i can't, i just felt the damage because the government, because i don't have electricity or internet. if i could register it, perhaps there might help. but for now, we just have to help ourselves 9 that in a wooden pursuit to what kind of it will be done over the civil administration in geneva is overwhelmed. and so community groups have stepped in to help where once they sold cars, they now distribute food a while this might look like a lot of food. it will be gone in a couple of hours, leaving hundreds outside with nothing. this food distribution point operated throughout the russian onslaught. when they had food, they would open for more often than not. they had nothing today though is

a good day. they have at least something to distribute. oh, really up what i said. oh though, but i see that anxious, mostly people ask for bread and water, you know, but water less now because they have running water. canned food is in high demand that in fact anything edible should is they take thankfully. so what does this leave? this man tells us his house was flattened by russian tanks and no one has come here to offer help. he trudges over the damage with no clue where to even begin rebuilding. there are some president vladimir putin insist that his forces ought to targeting civilians or civilian infrastructure. but the evidence against that once again is overwhelming. and in this village across a large area. and this is where some of the civilians who were also killed or

buried. the authorities had to clear part of the woods to make space these freshly dug graves all bare the same months. march, 2022 will be remembered. even if those who survived feel forgotten. wrong con our dessert, a suburb of turn, eve, russian soldiers, who were killed in ukraine are being buried by their families. the day after the kremlin admitted for the 1st time that it had lost a significant number of troops. relatives of 2 soldiers mourned at a funeral in the southern town of lady cove, cass, within 20 other graves for soldiers who were killed in ukraine were also visible, rushes and tens of thousands of troops into ukraine on february, the 24th, the russian defense ministry says more than 1300 soldiers have been killed. ukraine says that number is closer to 19000. a large chunk of the world's wheat and corn supplies come from russia and from ukraine. and the un says the war is pushing

global foot prices to record levels for prices jumped nearly 13 percent last month . the highest level since records began. that's according to the u. n's, food price index, which tracks the world's most traded foot commodities in russia. the impacts of western sanctions is taking its toll on citizens. they are spending on average 40 percent of their disposable income on food, about twice as much as they did before. the war and higher food prices for basic supplies like grain, wheaton vegetable oils is threatening millions of people in africa. the middle east and elsewhere with hunger and malnutrition. disruptions from the war have added to an already precarious food situation, where many people are not getting enough to eat. there is an effect on the world because of the increasing prices of the levels we're observing today. in ceo's, especially in wheat and mays, not getting rise because rise, we have very good supplies. and that means that people which are the poorest, which their expenditure depends on foot, the biggest cheryl the expenditure. it will be the mostly affected under countries

that import youth being poor from the brain around 50 countries in for 30 percent of their sales from a green and brush affiliation. and of those $26.00 import to 50 percent. but there is one more effect, which is very important for us, which is the axis before the license. i now titled good price is all food. the appraisal for the lasers has been going substantially up. and why is this so important is because he will affect the production of the next diesel. and that's what we're really concerned. there's plenty more head on al jazeera, including election preparations on the way in france, where a last minute search for marine la pen is putting the president macro on notice plus o. celebrating the confirmation of america's 1st black female supreme court justice and his voice, the japanese baseball star, who made history an opening day of the season. peter will have the details later.

ah, august don's prime minister says he won't recognize the government led by the opposition. if parliament bolts to push him out of power among com has addressed the note the nation before facing a vote of no confidence on saturday, which is expected to lose. the can not be gone cubic. i don't get a good. i want to tell my nation, especially the youth. they should save themselves from these kinds of foreign plants which interfere in your country. you have to save your children's future and you need to stand up against this. you know, no one from abroad can save you, but joke qua hider has more now from islam abad. remember, on con, basically talked about the fact that they saw position, which had now rallied together on a one point a agenda to get rid of him. as instigated from overseas, with dialect and defendants and internal affairs of the country, he said he was disappointed by the fact that god did not look into that matter

which but gained to article 5. that day was a foreign conspiracy. loyal deed wedded question. he also lever cbs, george of horse trading, saying that the opposition bought the buggers on derek and saw a member of parliament with hefty sums of money. saying that this horse trading was unthinkable in any developed or mature democracy. but he also hinted by it by saying that his subordinate 3rd to come out on sunday and out of god means that he'd now ready to face that no confidence motion. and a nice and assembly is going to be a heated debate. and it will be important to see how this plays out by day of god. i saying that he's going to go to the people. he said that any self respecting nation should reject foreign and deferred and saying that a country like india would not be bullied or forced into making

a decision. contrary to her national interests and his appeared for the people to come out. the man accused of masterminding, the 2008 attacks in the end in city of mom by has been sentenced to 31 years in jail on separate charges. a pakistani court convicted huffy side on 2 cases of terrorism financing. it's not clear though, how much time he'll spend in jail because he's already serving at separate prison times, said is the founder of lush scar a tiber armed group, and has never been charged in connection with among, by attacks which kill a 166 people he denies any involvement shanker central bank has doubled its key interest rates as its struggles to carb soaring inflation on the worst economic crisis in more than 70 years. since the clash of police in columbus calling for prison go to via raja fox. the step down to ranga has little money left to pay for imports, leading to a shortage of fuel power, food and medicines. protests over the crisis have been held almost daily for more

than a month now. roger pox is now running his administration with just a handful of ministers after his entire cabinet resigned this week. israel security forces have shot dead a palestinian suspected of killing 3 people in a tell of if bar on thursday is the latest in a number of recent attacks which of putting the government under pressure hold. abdul, hamid has this report now from television. the attack took place in the heart of television targeting the ill cabal, when it was bustling with customers. the gunman from here escape to jennifer, only a few kilometers away. but it took security services about 9 hours to find him and kill him on the spot. and even of israel security services had been on high alert. prime minister enough tele bennett, said, what he describes as lone wolf attacks are difficult to stop the way he'd been bullied terrorist attacks without an organizational infrastructure. or really

a major challenge for the security system himself, but it will was standard to our enemies will look for every crack and take every opportunity to attack us. the whole bit will fuck a show mother. good it. we are in a difficult and challenging time. this might take time. just 10 days ago, the prime minister had cooled, an israeli gun owners to carry their weapons. since then, applications for new licenses have rocketed. even though rules on fire, arms remain strict. civilians can only own one gun and up to 50 bullets. this comes at the time where israel is inching closer to political crisis. the prime minister's coalition has lost his majority in parliament earlier this week. after a member of nicholas had defected. his government is not about to collapse yet, but it's facing a major challenge from israel's most acute politician. benjamin netanyahu is

believed to want to make a comeback. this wave of attacks, a perfect storm for the former prime minister, wanting to re position himself as mister security. he treated we are undergoing a wave of terror isn't with 4 attacks within a few days. a tough hand and a firm stance is needed to restore peace and security to the citizens of israel bennett pledged. there will be no restrictions. and israel's response to this later security challenge. that is a worry for palestinians with the holy month of ramadan underway. one major check point near jeanine was shut down indefinitely. palestinians living in the occupied west bank, now bracing themselves for more raids, detentions, and possibly fighting in death, adapted hamid algebra. tel aviv deforestation in brazil's amazon rain forest is moving at a record pace despite promises to end and reverse the products by 2030,

the level of deforestation during the 1st 3 months of this year. set a new record that's according to data from the brazilian government, as the spike, a dip in activity during march, 941 square kilometers of the amazon were destroyed, that 64 percent more than the same period last year was largest reinforces homes, about 3000000 species of plants and animals, and 1000000 indigenous people. it's also a vital carbon store that slows down the pace of global warming. want to kind of join us not alive from rio de janeiro and want to good to have you with us would tell us why this is especially worrisome. huh. well, because as you were saying this is the rainy season right now. and during the rainy season, laveries aren't cutting down trees because they're where they can't dry. so farmers don't burn the the wood to clear the land to so there should be, ah,

less activity there should be less deforestation. and what we have seen is that it's increasing compared to previous years. it's the biggest increase in deforestation since 2015 when the system of measuring this through satellites in real time was implemented in brazil. a want to spin, re at what's been the reaction to these new figures, if, if any will, at this very moment the representatives of over 100 indigenous tribes will turn the capital. brazilian there protesting to make sure that congress will not approve bills which have been pushed by the government to make it easier to our exploit, the amazon forest commercially. and our president is able sonata was trying to get this done before he tries runs for reelection in october, mike again to camp they're joining us live from rio de janeiro,

monica. thank you. i'm now joined by rounding away charlotte, professor of environmental management at the federal university of mine, is she race? he's in belo harris zante in brazil, a very warm welcome to the program ronay. just listening to our corresponds in there. i am talking about these figures and the impacts of them having you read the situation. i think i believe is the question is quite dire because during this time of the year there's usually more rain. and so different stations tend to start slow over the. the fact that we already have a record high and actually numbers that are usually to be expected media when it's dryer, and it also user to access the forest and to actually do some damage, isn't worrying. how much has the deforestation, the 20 percent of deforestation overall? there's been how much is it changing the reality on the ground, the way that the environment is and behave well,

right now we have about 80 percent of the forest spending, which might look a lot. but if you look at the picture at the movie, actually we have been losing the forest at the speed rate and together with climate change and the impact is substantial. so right now, not only the air is directly affected by human activities, but even in the areas far away from the culture. from here, we're starting to see the progress drain up and also become more prone to fires. and it is very concerned because it indicates that we might be getting closer to a point whereby the demonstrative force might become reversible and we'll need that . my question was, my next question was going to be, how close are we to that tipping point? and how do we know when we've reached a point of no return? why it started difficult to measure that also because you might have a via year together, you know, and then lose them over carbon and also be more prone to fires. and this kind of dryer environment is also one of the aspects of the tipping point. when it goes

beyond that, you restart more strongly. a process just looks like a cell phone is ation process. so rather than having more human progress to have a dry forest, also a forest which small fragile, and these are really happening in the salt bars of the forest. for instance, we have last about a month of rainfall, solving parts of the forest. it's actually quite a lot to raise the quite a lot of damage in relation to cultural per prediction there. and so it's, it's difficult to measure how close we are, but it definitely too close for comfort and lonely walk can be done by the brazilian authorities. and i suppose more importantly, what will is there for things to be different? while at the federal level, there is that there is a strong will actually to do last and that's very concern. you can look at what happens, especially the last 3 to 4 years. it's possible to see and explicit dismantling offloading for spent with very low budgets, and also changes in the regulation,

which basically makes us impossible for once to be to be punished. and so, and also there was a very strong public discourse in a sense depicting environmental criminals as they were heroes. and they are hearing that on the ground. and of course, they feel supported by the current that demonstration at the federal level. we see some movement coming from are state governments and also from the markets and that's positive, but definitely is, has not been able to offset this big push towards deforestation as we have seen today. while they're joining me. i'm from been a horizontal. thank you very much. give. when 4000 residents have been ordered to leave their homes in australia's most populous city is rising rivers, burst their banks. for some people in sidney. this is the 2nd evacuation in just a matter of weeks after an intense weather system done more than a months worth of rainfall over a few hours. as drill is east coast has been hammered by 3 separate weather patterns in the past. 6 weeks. still had this news hour,

it was one of the world's biggest money laundering and bribery scandals ever. and one of the key players involved in it was on trial and a jury delivered its verdict. i'm gabriel's onto a new york, that story coming up facing closure. could it be the end of an era for chile and museums honoring the life of a world renowned poet? this man achieve something never before seen in the n b a piece. it will tell you all about it a bit later in sport. ah . hello there, there's more unsettled weather to come for europe this weekend. i'm afraid we've got a weather system that's pulling its way across. central and eastern areas is going

to drop temperatures across the balkans. by the time we get in to sunday, but for saturday we start up in the north, very cold. across scandinavia we got snow from norway, stretching across sweden and on to finland for the south of this, it is looking rather murky with wintry showers across germany and into poland. west of this, however, it's a lot mild of bruce and an island, some sunny spells, but it does remain rather cold. now we are going to see an improving picture for france once that where the system pushes its way further east, that low pressure. taking those wintery and wet conditions, farther to the east, across places like italy, for the i barian peninsula, we are going to see some sunshine come back in the cell. a few showers, but the rain isn't very far away, as you can see. and it's going to get very wet and windy for much of the mediterranean, particularly for countries like romania look at that drop. we are going to see the temperature come down rather dramatically by the time we get to sunday with rain all the way through to monday. but further east of this for greece and turkey,

plenty of sunshine and clear skies. that sure weather update. ah, it's the largest war usage, wooten, president put in reclaiming what belong to russia. was natal coming to growth and what does and gain look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine. hooton's plan wasn't with ukraine soon on it just, you know. there is no channel that covers world use like we do, we revisit places state deserve really invests in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist on counting the costs, why did orders what he says is an unprecedented release of oil reserves. would it

bring prices down again? germany, we did sell off russian gas in 2 years and taxing crystal currency profits in india . how will it affect invested counting the cost on al jazeera lou. ah, ah, reminder of our top story 0 now to 0. at least 50 people have been killed at a train station in east in ukraine. u. s. is russia used a short range, ballistic missile and the attack, the criminal denies involvement blaming key for attacking its own people without free evidence. the head of the european commission has visited booth where russian forces have been accused of committing war crimes. ursula borderline then held

talks with president vladimir so lensky and keith, where she promised to speed up the process for ukraine to join. the hawkins sounds . prime minister among khan says he will recognize the government led by the opposition if parliament votes to push minds of power, he's expected to lose a vote of no confidence on saturday. french president, a manuel makeover is accusing his main rival of line to voters. he says the far right leader, marina pan has racist policies that aim to divide the nation. candidates are putting out last minute bids to get voted on site before sundays election dash butler has more from paris, where preparations are underway for the 1st round. the war in ukraine, the cost of living a crisis recovery pandemic, and immigration of the main issues. in this french election campaign voters will go to the polls. on monday, there are 48000000 people who are eligible to cost their ballot. there are 12 presidential candidates and stuff in this town hall in northern paris has been

preparing some of the ballot boxes and equip austin, which is cricket. this is clicked on the p. we've been preparing for the election for 6 months. we've got about 30 staff have been working on it. there are 68 ballot boxes here is office. 68 local pudding stations. opinion poll suggests that present a manual micro he's running for a 2nd term is in the lead thought the fall, i party leader marine. the pen is closing the gap. it looks as if it could be a very tight race. now they are urging their supporters to go out and vote because there is a lot of concern in the selection overflows to turn out. it has been low in the past, and it is believed that a 3rd, the french voters are still undecided, valuable. i'll go and vote because it's my rice, but i've no idea who i'll choose it up, but it's important to vote and vice round, and those are just saying don't understand the reality that could await them. go

vote well the top 10 candidates for sundays vote. we'll go through to a 2nd and final round on april 24th. the 1st black woman to serve on the u. s. supreme court has spoken about her historic nomination. it's angie brown, jackson, because it may have taken 2 centuries to happen, but it's making many americans proud. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could, has more night. it was a ceremony on the south lawn of the white house, had mark an historic confirmation that had been centuries in the making. it has taken 232 years and $115.00 prior appointments for a black woman to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. but we've made it. oh,

we've made it all along, all of us. and his nomination has confirmed judge to 20 crown, jackson was confirmed to the nation's highest court on thursday in the u. s. senate, the significance of the moment was not lost on camella harris, who made history is america's 1st female and woman of color, vice president. you will inspire generations of leaders. and they will see for the 1st time for women sitting on that court at when i get to angie brown. jackson's confirmation is a victory for president joe biden, whose approval ratings are in need of a boost, including among black voters who helped elect him to the white house. but on friday, it wasn't his political future that by them was focused on. but instead,

the women this moment could inspire this is going to lead so much sean sunshine on so many young women so many young black. so learning are presently look back and see this is a moment of real change in american history. jackson says that is the child of parents who attended, racially segregated schools more america is on the right path in my family. it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court. another when jackson sworn in later this year, for the 1st time white men will no longer make up a majority on the court. for the 1st time, the u. s. supreme court will look more like the america. it's sir, ah, the goal of president biden's when he took office?

kimberly help hit al jazeera, the white house. now it was a corruption trial that had it. oh, hollywood, a star banker and billions of dollars in stolen money. sh. now, a court in new york has handed down a guilty verdict till former goldman sachs thank of bribery and corruption with some of the embezzle wanna use to finance the blockbuster movie the wolf waltz. she gave ellison to report snap from new york. now i own a tea player in one of the world's biggest international money laundering, and bribery schemes found guilty. roger eng, a former managing director at goldman sachs, now a convicted fraudster and money launder. the jury's verdict came after a 7 week trial in a u. s. federal court, prosecutors allege ng while working for goldman sachs received more than $30000000.00 in kickbacks in a larger scheme to steal billions of dollars for malaysia sovereign wealth fund,

known as one m d b. today's verdict is a victory for not only the rule of law, but also for the people of malaysia, for whom the fun was supposed to help. by raising money for projects to develop their country's economy. goldman sachs under wrote $6400000000.00 worth of bonds for the fund. the bank made 600000000 in fees out of it. ng was accused of helping divert more than $4000000000.00 from the fund to malaysian government officials and others through bribes for future business. but ng was just one player in a complicated web of corruption. his former boss, tim listener, is the most senior goldman sachs banker to plead guilty, receiving tens of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. goldman sachs malaysian unit pled guilty and paid nearly $3000000000.00 in fines. former malaysian prime minister naji bra, zach convicted in 2020 of money laundering,

and corruption was sentenced to 12 years in prison. and finally, there's jo low, a flamboyant malaysian billionaire business man, and the alleged architect of the scheme who prosecutor se pocketed $2700000000.00 for himself. he still on the run from authorities. analysts say it was one of the biggest corruption schemes ever. this is corruption at the grand luck. unlike most sovereign wealth funds where you actually have wealth and you invest that this was largely borrowing money from other folks to allegedly invest it, but according to multiple governments to actually siphon it. ah, now that ng has been convicted, it's up to the judge to decide what his punishment will be. that will happen at a later date. ng who's 49 years old faces up to 30 years in prison.

gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york. well, it's probably the most expensive holiday you could ever take. 3 rich businessmen blasted off on a spacecraft and the 1st have a private flight to the international space station. very fun there. uh huh. you guessed it is not cheap. they each paid $55000000.00 for the trip, and an astronaut is also on board. the mission is a collaboration between the loan mosque space, ex naso, and commercial flight is commercial space flight company. axiom fall goes to plan, the team will arrive on the i assess on saturday and they'll spend 8 days conducting scientific research. but amy lynn thompson is a writer space. don't. com and she joins us live now from orlando florida by skype . am. hi there amy lynn. it's nice to have you with us. what's the significance of this flight to you? yeah, i think so much for i'm having me. so this is,

i'm the significance is this flight is something that nasa and space accent. it's other commercial partners have been working towards, you know, where they are able to take commercial industry and put it into space. and so this is the 1st step into a broader world for that. so it's very exciting in terms of the people who are on boards, amy lynn and tell us a by the trading they have to go through it is it's not just turning out with your carry on suitcase and jumping on board it more complex than that. yes, so i'm all for crew members. have spend more than a 1000 hours training for this. and so they go to different locations. they spend a lot of time at space, ex headquarters in hawthorne california, where they get to, you know, play in the dragon simulator. they get to learn all of the systems are they also have their space suits and they learn how to use those and operate them. and then they also spend some time at nasa johnson space center. so they get to do a lot of the, i assess training and i'm other work that the actual nasa astronaut,

get to do a me have is the cap. she'll itself operates because obviously there's a, an astronaut on board. but how does the old work like, what responsibilities do they actually have? sure, so the dragon, for the most part, is autonomous. it's controlled by mission control at space x in hawthorne. and then they do have several different um systems that they kind of monitor as um the flight is progressing. i know that there is um, the capability where they can manually pilot the craft if they need to. so so it's a lot of monitoring systems and making sure that everything is working appropriately. so that relies heavily on in this case michael lopez allegory a who is the commander of the mission. and he's the former nasa astronaut. so he sort of leading the way one of the big and criticisms of these kind of trips is that it's essentially, you know, which white guys playing at being astronauts but east that

a where the criticism or is there a bigger, more important picture? sure, so i think that this fight is sort of um, different from some of the other commercial flights where you just have a lot of rich people paying for a ride into space because they are doing very valuable research. and they have spent more significant time training that is actually on par with professional astronauts. so the axiom space is planning a nother mission with nasa, and that one is going to be lead by peggy whitson, who is also a retired nasa astronaut. so she will be joined by 3 other passengers who will get to fly. i think sometime next year. so right now it's a lot of rich white men, but it is sort of the 1st step into bringing down the prices so that other people can go in the near future. and he sat with the future of space to him at to as him

as you see it, like just how big could again, how quickly i guess i'm, well, i've seen that a check for blue origin for example, they had recently had a successful fight. so i know that this is their 4th crude mission and they are planning to double that number of launches this year. and as far as axiom goes, when it goes to the space station, it's kind of a little bit more difficult because they have to rotate everything with the professional nasa astronaut who are flying. so i'm the future is that there will be several stations in orbit. so maybe axiom is planning one and then they will have a lot of crude flights to go up there. so researchers more every day people will have a big opportunity to go a 1000000 thompson. they're joining the live from orlando. thank you. thank you. now they've john fans from all over the world for decades. that night, 3 chilean museums commemorating the life or world around poet, pablo,

nevada. i facing closure 2 years of cove at 19 restrictions of let the foundation that manages his former homes with no money the see a new man reports now from santiago 70 years after writing 20 love poems and a song of despair. chilion nobel laureate, problem, new law is one of the world's most translated poets. he died 12 days after soldiers rated his house following chillies, 1973 military coups. but he left behind not only his work, but his 3 unique homes. all of them reflect new, this eccentric personality, his love for the ocean, and his passion for collecting unique objects, large and small. since 1991 knew this homes in santiago valley, but i esl and eastland, ada have become museums. attracting tourists from the world over their entrance fees keep the museum running. but the pandemic forced the museums to close. and now

the near to the foundation says it's broke and in desperate need of donations, and especially tourists, to ensure the poets legacy stays alive. joe, i don't even want to think of that possibility. we hope, or if it's drawer attention to the situation and we'll reverse it. the legacy of pavlov. no dollar at all, it implies can't disappear. it's incomprehensible. noodles it was close to writers and artists of his time such as be castle and gabrielle garcia. marcus, the mexican painter, diggory, veda, gave him this portrait of my dd. all rude deer, with whom do i was having a secret affair at the time. hence, ned, this profile subtly painted into her hair with a pandemic, slowly subsiding, tourism is seeing a resurgence the world over, except here in chile, this is the only country in the world where foreigners are not only obliged to be fully vaccinated,

but also to have their vaccines validated before attempting to enter the country at least a month in advance, and even then, it is a cumbersome and awful impossible exercise. european and latin american travel agents say coming to chile has become too difficult. a thumbs helmet had been suddenly, were seriously considering whether to continue promoting chile as a destination unless the policy changes. it is a beautiful country. but torres cannot run the risk of losing their bonnie and holidays because of this bureaucracy additional point. for now, the only option is philanthropy, and the hope that restrictions on tourists will be lifted in order to save what is considered part of chiles and the world's cultural heritage. you see and human al jazeera santiago still to come this hour. oh, we made a comedian for side, suzanne, as the country prepares to host an international festival and

a sport some tricky times as formula one returns to melbourne. peter asked the story. ah. castle airway, official ally of the journey with mm. ah

oh yeah. with the fishing and line of the john lulu ah, hollywood act to will smith has been banned from the oscars for 10 years, was slapping comedian chris, while on stage the board of academy of motion, picture arts and sciences which organizes the awards ceremony, made the decision after meeting to discuss the disciplinary action, smith has apologized for his actions and resigned from the body. the actor hate chris rog for joking by his wife, shaved head, a result of the hair loss condition,

alopecia and international comedy festivals being held for the 1st time. this weekend and south sudan young comedians are hoping to follow in the footsteps of trevor noah who's now a global household name. archive jumble is one such performer and he says, the best quality comes from hardship. here's his story. my name is a code jumble and i'm a stand up comedian from south to dunn was the only only room. i was locked up in a row before the bus for the last 8 months of the funding. then after that i went, but that's done and done was not as locked up as the rest of the country. i navigated my way through that. a little bit of zone shows a little bit of online content. there a little bit of a run of run into a few 20 people like a 35 and as of by the way through up through it. yeah. you'll, you'll be glad to get that all that. so if you want less of the

we not, there was little bit anything from a country that's going through a very tough political time at the moment. yeah. we have an accommodated government where we have like the opposition and the government trying to walk together and under document they need to be forced to walk together and you can see. and when you start to see that thing, there's so much tension. and so the easiest when you, when you come from a place with laughing 1st proctor you don't, you don't have a lot of, don't have a lot of places that you can set up committee, a little committee, cloud computing at my age of my, at my level in a different country, i would be like driving and like doing a lot of things. so it is like, it's like a plant growing in, in, in iraq. i'm fighting my way through it. comedy is going on the right direction. we were exploiting african comedians from the continent like putting them on there. they're doing big things out that we've seen lucille ball out the trib. i know that

when they say trouble as the 1st african comedian to perform at madison square garden, he won't be the last. he just opened the yeah, it just made it easier for someone to come in. like i feel like i can do this. a comedy comes from doc moment and all that. and there's no money to continue. that seemed like more like more than africa. we believe that we we have the funniest people in the world. it's because we have amazing stories here. and the more we keep on pushing, the more we keep on doing this. michelle, we shall blow up. now. here's peter with the sport. thank you, julie. let's get to augusta national, where it's day. 2 of the master's gulf of his great opening round tiger woods struggled early on and has dropped 4 shots so far. but it's scotty scheffler who currently leads the way at 4 and apart. meanwhile, 2011 champion shall swadell is also in the hunt for a 2nd green jacket. the 37 year old south african quarter,

3 and the past 69 on friday to move into contention fossils only major victory remains the master's title he won 11 years ago. that also makes him the last man from south africa to have one at august. the national overnight leader south korea's sunjay in is also at 3 under this was ins. birdie pat at the 60 danny will. however, england's danny will. it has fallen away after a promising start in which he took the lead. yes, actually, to over par for the day, this is will it on his way to schooling a birdie on the last 6? i'm grand slam tennis champion bars becca is facing a possible jail sentence in the you gave you some guilty on friday in a london course of 4 chargers relating to bankruptcy in 2017 the 54 year. busy old that was accused of not providing full disclosure of his assets. at that time. he was found guilty of concealing property chaise and an outstanding loan owed to him,

but was cleared on 20 at the count's becker. it was decayed bankrupt 5 years ago in connection with a private debt. have guardiola an yoga clock go head to head on sunday and a key clash that could go a long way to deciding who wins the english premier league title match with the city or appoint tier of livable at the top of the table. there's plenty at stake, but both managers have said they enjoy their rivalry in schools. i think we'll have the most is a strong, a strong opponent. that's in a long term, especially. it helps you the most. not all, but i think especially not allen fellow, enjoyed a lot the derived and so i'm not sure if they would still play if they, if they lived in table on the tournaments either. and so i cannot see that, but they enjoyed adams. that's how it is. in sports, when i will be retire watching goals. so i'm playing, i remember my riley, the biggest oh plan was a liverpool for sure. as it the old saying,

well that's how coughing, whereby you wouldn't been as good a football team if liverpool would push it. yeah, absolutely. actually in the english premier league, newcastle united have taken a step closer towards safety, from relegation after one no home when against wolves strike, a chris word was brought down in the penalty area by wolves keeper. joe's a saw easy lens all time leading gold score a picked himself up to slot home, the spot cake at one the match for eddie housman. meanwhile in spain, sylvia and granada played out of 4 to go faced the match with level a to 2 off to 88 minutes. but too late strikes from raf, amir and papa, go men's and should sylvia took all 3 points that remained 2nd, 3 points ahead of barcelona who have 2 games in hand. whereas grenada are just 3 points clear of the relegation. so stay one of the new season in major league baseball. so japanese star show, hey, oh tony, make history. it became the 1st player to throw,

he seems opening pitch of the season and then face he seems opening pitch himself the any bad news. they, him. ethos, angeles angels went down 31. so the houston astros attorney was named nbc for the american league last season. and there was late drama between the pod race and diamond backs and fittingly that came on national be a day in the u. s. arizona. we're training to one before that 3 run. homer gave the home side a 40 when history was also made in the n. b a with denver's micheler york. it's becoming the 1st they really history to reach 2000 points. 1000 rebounds and 500 assists in a single season. the reigning em vp led the nuggets to victory over the memphis grizzlies to secure a spot in the playoffs. rockets received a standing ovation when you left court towards the end of the final quarter.

formula one is returned to australia after 3 a gap caused by the pandemic, and it was ferrari who set the pace in both friday practice sessions. sharla. claire was one of many drivers. you had some slips with the new circuit layout at albert park in melbourne. but he would go on to top the timings finishing almost a quarter of a 2nd ahead of red bulls max. fast up and for the final run, or we change the car around a bit and i felt a lot happier, a tiny bit of ferrari. but i do think that we can maybe make it a little bit closer. it's just nothing you change on the car makes a difference to them. so that's the difficult thing. you get in very optimistic and then you make changes in it. and then it doesn't seem to be wanting to improve china has handed out awards to it's athletes, workers and volunteers who contributed to the success of the beijing winter olympics. and paralympics, 18 year old i didn't go was among those on it on friday for winning 3 medals,

2 of which were gold in freestyle skiing. the american born athlete also gave hence as to what her future plans might be able to be able to compete in my homeland and represent well the youngsters and women, i'm more than happy. i still don't believe that is real. i want to stay in beijing for a while. i will start my university studies next year, but we'll keep doing my beloved skiing. and that's all the sports needs. julie. peter, thank you. no cause to we cause main international airport has we opened after a cargo plane skidded on the runway and split into 2 during an emergency landing the impact caused the tail of d h. l. operated aircraft to break away from the body. costa rica, civil aviation for as he says, the boeing 757200 was buying for guatemala. when it's hydraulic system failed. forcing that emergency landing no one though on board was harmed

to climate action group extinction. rebellion has staged a protest on london's iconic tower bridge to demand the u. k. end it's use of fossil fuels to demonstrate his release flares in a banner from the bridge after dangling from suspension corps, the bridge had to be kills to traffic for several hours and police were called to the steam extinction. rebellion has stage daily protests across the country since last friday and vowed to cause more disruption to the capitol next week. you k house of course, committed to reaching a net 0 goal for carbon emissions by 2050, but it's plans of come under pressure following the war in ukraine. where you can find out much more about the stories we are following on our website . of course, the latest in ukraine is front and center. you can find lots of input from our correspondence and experts at w, w, w dot al jazeera dot com. that's it for me to leave it on for this. these are,

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