on a latent center and rivers in iraq and the st asked how societies can respond to global warming, the climate emergency, a season of special programming. oh, now jesse ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i am sammy's a dan. this is the news out live from dell. how coming up in the next 60 minutes, ukraine's brazza and cold for tough global action against russia after a missile attack at a crowded train station kills at least 52 people. we meet residence in one ukrainian region desperate for 8th. some say they've been forgotten. a

palestinian is killed and 13 others injured. as these re, the army raids, a refugee camp in jeanine and pakistan's prime minister on con, faces in no confidence vote for his attempt to dissolve parliament in sports for ari, continue that strong start to the foreman one season and speaking of impressive tiger woods battles. tough conditions out august us, and make the cuts at the mazda. let's begin in ukraine, where the government is describing the attack on the commodore train station as deliberate slaughter and a crime against humanity. at least 52 people. many of them children were killed by a ballistic missile that hit the station. in the eastern city of thousands of people had been hoping to board trains to safety. the kremlin denies responsibility

san francisco, in the break way region of on the as called the strike, a ukrainian provocation president for the me as the landscape has told out just russia could renew its attack on kia if ukrainian forces fail on the eastern front by the says, seeing towns liberated is giving any people hope we can see that the war is not over yet, but so many people are excited and happy that some areas have been liberated. and i'm pleased to speak about such places because in others people are dying. some because of the blockade and others because they're being killed by russian soldiers . but we have put up a face response and they have failed to take keith. well, the european union is promising to speed up the process of making you cry and a member of the block, the promise was made by european commission president sort of on the land during a visit to give russell saw them. now, when the highest level, diplomatic with ukraine, since the war began,

the president of the european commission or sla, want leon joined by the blocks foreign policy chief joseph burrell, 1st visited the town of butcher. the city north west of kia has drawn international attention since the evidence emerged of mess it rusty's allison, committed by russian forces. it's an allegation that russia denies. when de leon appeared visibly shocked when she saw the zoom, the bodies of those found in mass graves. here in hotel we saw our humanity being saturday and it is the whole world is morning with the people of witcher on, on bread. when you're welcome, you innkeeper, you delegation was welcomed by ukrainian president. one of them is zelinski at the presidential palace, where they discussed a what a 2 of our standing issues from the construction of the war on country to the

supply of new weapons. at the press conference afterwards, both promises were made. chief among them, ukrainian membership of the you, the president of the it will be not as usual and matter of years to form this opinion, but i think a matter of weeks if we work closely together for you, the of one of the thing is i want to give you the ask the question yeah. will be ready with answers or select in hawaii. huh. which presents the lensky welcome to promises an offer of a fast track membership. but hinted to at this unity in the union over the severity of sanctions placed on russia. us number the, the most important thing now is to be united to be together. even when leaders of certain countries are slowing down or breaking this process will say your best for your barge. at the brink of war,

the capital q sovereign exit is of diplomatic missions. now as european leaders, reemphasized their support for ukraine draws, a board of told me, diplomats what this thing that they're dead delegation are due to being union. my delegation to the negation of the for ng, of hers is coming, is coming with us, accompanying us company in breton them on the line and myself and they will remain here. and the allegation we'll beat reopen as key reconnects with the world doors killed. here are, remember, ukrainian war, eastern neighbor appears to be pushing it closer to east european allies in the west. the south master said that al jazeera kid. i've got more now from him, ron kahn. he's live in the capital, kevin, and ran wild places like clamor tolorisk and butcher getting lots of attention. we shouldn't forget fighting his flaring around the country, right? that's absolutely right, and it's not just fighting,

it's places where russians of withdrawn from where no help has been received by the people that are have survived that russian onslaught we've been going to towns outside of churney eve of villages. and we've seen some harrowing seas. now what's happening is that the government is simply overwhelmed. the simply fought too much damage across far too wide of an area for people, for government inspectors to get there. and to try and do surveys about the damage, much less actually give people any help. and we're seeing civil society now really step up and try and help people. but even then they only have a few things that they can hand out. they rely on other people giving them aid that they can then eventually and out to the people that need it the most. now those have been talking to the mayor of cheney the says, going to take at least 4 years for the town to be repaired. he says 70 percent of it is destroyed, but that's just the center of the town in the outskirts in the villages. people

have simply been ignored and now they're angry. they feel like they've been forgotten. let's take a closer look. vote on they're good to know that will know this woman like many others in a suburb of churney 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 boucher and her pain near the capital of received aid help and attention while hear nothing the girl was at this thing is done is not her house didn't know what

happened here. i can't register the damage is the government because i don't have electricity or in there. now, if i could register perhaps they might help, but for now we just have to help ourselves 9 that in a wooden pursuit to what level gonna be it would depend on the civil administration in geneva is overwhelmed. and so community groups have stepped in to help where once they sold cause 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 a put i. so the award though, what i see net anxious, mostly people ask for bread and water, you know,

but water less now because they have running water. can food is in high demand that in fact, anything edible should is they take, thankfully say what, yes, i believe this man tells us his house was flattered 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. the russian president vladimir putin insist that his forces on 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 bear the same month's march 2022 will be remembered. even if those who survived feel forgotten and it's

not just about those that survived. it's about those though, who trying to survive as well in places like mario pull in a car to keep in the east and towns around there. now we've heard from her the deputy prime minister here in a very shook. she's in charge of the humanitarian corridors. she's announced and humanitarian corridors articulate coming out of mario po. but this time there is a slight difference. normally, when you announce her humanitarian corridor, the ukranian authority sent bosses to try and pick up people. clearly, that's the most efficient way of getting a large number of people out of a city and to safety. however, they have been able to agree with the russians about sending buses and now what they're doing is they're saying to anybody with a private car can come out of mario paul can come out of turkey and then get to safety. however, in murray opal, there might not be that many private cars left. a city is almost completely

destroyed. now this is a real concern to the ukrainian, but it's not just that every time the ukrainian say they've negotiated a deal with the russians to open humanitarian corridor. the ukrainians insist that the russians renege on that deal. and a few hours later, they start shelling in the humanitarian corridor becomes it almost impossible to operate. i will have more on that throughout the day. all right, thanks so much shem on con, there are funeral is on the way for a palestinian man who was shot dead by israeli troops during a raid in jeanine. earlier on saturday, the 24 year old belong to the military wing of his slamming. she had 13 of the palestinians were injured. these re, the army has now withdrawn from the genie, refugee camp after trying to arrest the father of the palestinian man who killed 3 people in an attack in tel aviv on 1st day. the day ibrahim is following developments from ramallah locals. tell us that large numbers of israeli

forces have rated jeanine in the morning. we know from the family of rod has the gunmen who conducted an attack. intel everyone's 3rd day thursday. that left 3 is really skilled. that the is really intelligent, has some and the father and the brothers of rod has them for interrogation. but the father told us that you use us to go as he is morning, his son. and we know that the israeli forces earlier today where they are at the outskirts of the refugee camp, where they were met by armed clashes wife, how silly and fighters g is a place that has lots and lots of weapons and people there take pride in what they call resistance and fighting these really occupation. it's interesting to know that out of the 4 attacks that happened lately in israel, 2 of those attackers were from the occupied, the west bank and the 2 are from the janine area. it's also worth mentioning that jeanene is marking the 20th anniversary of the largest really military

operation in the 2nd. the default off were lots and lots of people were killed. but they still palestinians tell us, remember the defiance of their people. they are against these really occupation, focused on prime minister is fighting to keep his job and says, attempts to remove him, a part of a foreign conspiracy and peas, reconvening to debate his faith. half the con, avoided a vote of confidence, and parliament was dissolved earlier. this week, opposition parties say they have enough votes asked him for the accused. the prime minister of stalling proceeding sound of injury is live for us from a son of. and so sam has the vote of no confidence actually started yet. while all eyes are on the pakistani national assembly where the session is now underway on the orders of the court,

it is interesting that this assembly was dissolved by the prime minister of pakistan. and the strip supreme court struck it down as an unconstitutional and illegal move. now the session is under way, or it appears that the strategy from the government is to go ahead and have that debate, which the opposition cause a delay tactic, or rather than facing the vote where they say they have the numbers that the government is going to words a strategy to try and extend its tenure in power for as long as possible and to discuss that we have with as a senator of the back sunday again serve him on hands by the passenger. we thank you very much for being with us. why is emron car not showing sportsman? spirit to why is he not there at the assembly? why the running away from the vote? as he sees that he does just doesn't have enough people to keep him in power over gave was never over under the last bill. as world in grand 100, not running away is gonna be is here to pretty much share, but what opposition is trying to do is that buying people? the words, the sportsmen's spirit there, there's not sportsmen, spirit, they're buying the bird. they're part of this international guns, but

a see there's a document established document beer, which mentions as vote of no confidence. it was very much linked with them and they brought it. and then they bought our people and you know, no, these are allegations you have not provided a should have proof that people have been bought. this so called letter is controversial. the person you who you are assigned to robert from your own party has actually denied it denied that he wants to take that job. so it feels that he's under a lot of pressure and you're extending his tenure in power by just delaying it. we're led to was endorsed by our national security committee by the parliamentary committee, where the cabinet and we also want to bring port to proven to it. and that's when the filing review petition, because supreme court gave its verdict on the technical ruling of the speak. but the ruling was based on some foundation than the foundation, is this, this letter, this document which needs to be brought into it. okay, so what's going to be happening next? is there going to be a vote?

what is the strategy of him run hand? why does he $11.00 to avoid this book? well, no, i mean asper a supreme court's verdict. are we via rolling the such an est, happening as we speak, and wooden can happen any time now? and what is going to be happening next? what is the strategy then? are if him round hunters move from power, he also asked people to come out in the streets on sunday evening. up, are you going to, are we going to see disruption on the streets of pakistan? what is the strategy? well, you know, people are bugs that have decided and they will come out and protest tomorrow evening. they're doing this massive protest oil across peaceful protest and in depth democracy we have the right to do it. and you semester public more movement. forcing elections happening within next 3 months. and what happens if the government is now with the opposition? they delay the vote. are you going to go with peaceful proceedings inside the assembly and on the street? i don't think so. the government is going to be with them. you think americans are

going to win the vote where, you know, i, as i had said earlier that the, the game is never over under the last bullet words to lift a bit and see. but they're, they're not going to succeed because the of the glare horse drilling up, an article $63.00 as their and whatever they are doing that is unconstitutional. unprecedented. norwood and the way this happens, but the supreme court has said that what emron han did wasn't going to do. so you are allegation, as is to words, the opposition, but supreme court has declared that his steps were unconstitutional and illegal, and he's losing support as a president to reference being heard by the supreme court at the same time as well . the stalks of all this fostering and our, our legal, 60. but without any proof that our proofs it's did, debir is still going on. the arguments are still being made in the supreme court. central pheasant, java. thank you very much for being with this senator federal job id there from the ruling by cassandra re key in south seeing that they do not want to delay the voter . seeing that there is going to be a vote and what they're gearing up for is

a movement as he likes to call it to words electrons are growing according to iran, fans government elections are going to take better. but in a matter of months of which the opposition says that it will decide once it comes to power. so a very interesting historic day here in the capital islamabad where the assembly session is underway. and it is unlikely that the vote of confidence would take place to day, but all eyes are on the parliament. there is a speech which is being made by the foreign minister and opposition. and be there hoping that they are not going to do anything which would give the government an and an option to try and broke this session without holding the sport, which they are confident they will win against the rampart. that was a really eye opening interview. thanks for our sorry, give us a little bit of insight into how the government's thinking of salvage of a bet. now the man accused of masterminding attacks in the indian city of mom by in 2008, has been sentenced to 31 years in jail on new charges. a few side was convicted in

a course in pakistan of 2 charges of financing. terrorism said is the founder of the glasgow tobar arms group, and there's never been charged in connection with the mom by a tax, which kills a $166.00 people. he's denied involvement. there has been arrested and released several times. the 20 more still ahead on the news hour, including we look at what's next for the amazon as record deforestation is taking place in brazil plus handwriting blasting off to the world's most expensive tourist destination. and tell me more about the historic space ex mission to the international space station and in sport, or frightening moment in major league baseball, all the details later in the new south. ah,

now the latest protest is underway, ensure lanka demanding the resignation of the president. got to buy a raja pac says blank for failing to tackle the countries worst economic crisis more than 70 years. shortages of essentials, fuel and power cuts of provoked almost daily protests for more than a month now. now fernandez has more from colombo and this is where it's hall happening this saturday and sunday in colombo, shall anchors commercial capital. what you can see behind me, some of the protests is a very small group compared to what's on the other side. but just here, over my shoulder, the presidential secretary, the president of is heavily fortified wit guards with extra right police, all of them inside as well as police outside as well. now, very much a homegrown process. if i can show you here, are people attending this protest making up their posts as literally as things

unfold. all of you 225, reveal your asset says one poster that this lady is preparing a hash that go to go home. roger pock says, go home, go to. so this is the kind of thing, it's not a massive commercially organized or politically driven rally in terms of what we see here. it's people coming in groups, groups of friends, families, all of that coming together. and you can probably see as, as far as on the, i can see at the back here, that's a huge number of protests is. i mean there's obviously the rest of the day people have been told to come in, ah, literally camp out here over the saturday and sunday. now them men, problems give us back our future of very sick, obvious crowd here is young people and they keep saying give us back our future. they're not going to take any other excuses. they say they just want the president got up a roger box and his government to go home. the wrong is holding

a national ceremony to mock it's nuclear day. both the president and the head of the atomic energy agency has taken part, has come on that now with ali ha shimmy, joins us live from toronto. how all iranians mocking the stay. so me, there was a ceremony. today was the iranian nuclear agency. i'm a show it at night off it's new achievements in the field, sofa health and agriculture. also iran is suppose or are they already said they did a to upload that so net, c, p, f, which is the con into the country program. a framework for the next 20 as to the i e. a website, whereas it's at a showing in general what of the plans and objectives, the iranian nuclear agency is, is footing forward. one of them is producing that on $10000.00 megawatts of electricity through nuclear power. also,

the president's focus during this says ceremony. he said that iran one clink, it's an nuclear ambitions within the peaceful framework. it one to link its own research, its own knowledge within the, and nuclear, a science to the demands and whatever other countries want at this was in a way or another, a signal to what's the ad negotiations as we know that right now, the iranian nuclear file that said, a controversial within the international follows is under negotiations on talks between iran and f i plus one and america. and these stalks off are stalled at due to a points a. busy regarding the de las single, the i r g c. so this day didn't take the the, that the picture that was supposed to be may be in other a thought times. whereas the iranians showed at went like

a low profile on the nuclear program this time. so we didn't hear very high stances, we didn't hear signaling in a direct way that could harm that nuclear talks. that's because everyone right now was just watching. what's the last stage of the negotiations is going to result. all right, thanks so much ali hush him the the president of china and the philippines have held a 2 day virtual summit. their joint statement did not mention the territorial disputes in the south china sea as gemini and doug and reports from zambales present, rather eager to say, said the talk sorts of solution to the maritime dispute. the joint statement issued by both leaders talked about expanding relations, especially when it comes to diplomacy and trades, but the dialogue is far from the realities. it's see. in fact, just a few weeks ago,

philippine and chinese coast guards nearly collided. and according to the filipino crew, the chinese ship dangerously maneuvered, which was the violation of international law. now trying to 9 dash claim has already been declared invalid by an international tribunal. but that does not stop china from its expansions and reclamation in the south china sea. and since 2016, the philippines are filed more than $240.00 diplomatic protests against china, more than a $180.00 of which were filed last year. now, the campaign to replace the president to their, to here in the philippines is well on their way. and had spoken to menu filipinos here who say they're anxious. they want the next president of the philippines to take a tough stand against b jane. the latest government dancer in brazil shows the amazon rain forest. there has been come down to record right. 941 square kilometers has been

destroyed in the 1st 3 months of this year. as monica gave reports from me, diginero environmentalists are alarmed at the 64 percent increase from last year. it's rainy season in the amazon, normally a time when logging activities and fires decrease. yet deforestation has been on the rise. during the 1st 3 months of this year, 941 square kilometers of the brazilian rain forest were destroyed. 64 per cent, more than the same period in 2021. official data just released shows 1st quarter deforestation at its most extensive since 2015. ah, it's the result of illegal logging in mining. but environmentalists also blamed brazil's president j eatable sonata. we know that this is the caustic base of said row i off. they are made to why does he that has been maintained by the current

over me see 2 office in 2019. so this are various activities war drastically reduced. there is no action by into 5 deforestation. and there are several deals that actually entered the wrong message that people who do environmental crime will not be punished on the other hand when they might be benefited with a change in their current regulation. so all of this leads to a scenario 8 reached or a station rapes are out of control. and also an address pushing for legislation that will open indigenous lands to mining. thousands of representatives of more than $170.00 indigenous tribes are now in the capital, brazilian protesting against a set of bills, which will make it easier for minors, loggers and farmers to commercially exploit the amazon from january to march

deforestation in indigenous lands increased by 52 percent compared to the same period last year. environmentalists say this is particularly conf. sunni because those areas should be protected. whereas to day, the opposite is true. monica inactive, al jazeera, rio de janeiro, still had an al jazeera, 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 gave rose on new york. that story coming up and a former one qualifying for this training ground free. that's coming up later. ah.

a few days after the coldest start in france since 1947 to stories. now that of wind of yesterday, very windy in northern frogs that's blown through now, and it's sunshine's out. in fact, when rich of high precious, the winds light. but this thing here is rather more telling, sitting in northern italy wrapped around it's packaged strong winds again and running down the road varies have been very wind in the french riviera is going to be when he threat saturday. in southern france, those winds spreading out through sardanio corsica into italy in fact as a warning out for se, the winds on the croatian coast. and you also notice the blue represent rain inordinately. the some snow in slovenia, in the higher ground of austria, possibly northern balkans, but more typically rain. and it's sherry in a warmer spain and portugal and is much better day after say in a good part of france. if i jump ahead 24 hours, that will have all moved out of the way bit of late winter money into albania,

and greece and reigns for ukraine. for example, was colder air to follow was sunshine in between, which will be at times. wintry shows that the coat is spread out in the north africa, so current as twist i will start to warm up further south and thickly west africa, the shout becoming big and more frequent. ah, it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. is president putin reclaiming what belong to russia? was natal coming to close? and what does the end game look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine. hooton's blonde, or the west neglected ukraine. the seeds of rule on it just either.

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killed. many of them children. thousands of people had been hoping to bore trains to safety. a funeral is on the way for a palestinian man who was shot dead by israeli troops during the ride. in jeanine israeli army has now withdrawn from the area. i'm trying to see the father of a palestinian man who killed 3 people in an attack on television, on 1st day pockets towns, parliament will surely hold a no confidence vote that could remove prime minister mon conference office. government had dissolved parliament in an attempt to avoid the vote. the supreme court ruled the movie legal. let's take a look at how the push for a know confidence lead to a constitutional crisis. last sunday, the opposition put forward a no confidence motion in parliament from the bid to our the prime minister. it accused him wrong cause of handling the economy badly. the deputy speaker blocked

the motion saying it was unconstitutional and involved foreign interference. on iran comes advice, pakistan's president dissolved, parliament fail position, challenge the order in the supreme court. but on friday the court ruled cons moved to dissolve parliament and cold snap collections was illegal. the court ordered parliament to re conveying and hold the no confident vote as get more on this now with sharon put our chaise, a journalism professor and political analysts and joins us from london. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, at this point, is there any chance do you think any sign that there's any chance that im wrong. com can survive a no confidence vote? a no because the last time position had nearly 197 members who were supporting the no confidence move. and

those members also including farmers relation factors of the brand and also some it was from song party. but then this speaker gave that controversial ruling, which was a legal by the code. so if we, if we go back to the position has enough numbers, they need 172 members to support the no contract to school. so typically in ron, cannot survive, it will it is today. i, i all right, let me just get off this question then. is there any point to delay tactics? can he avoid a vote, which you say he has no chance to survive? can we be speaking? he can speak that can prolong the debate for 3 days. today is the 1st day after the good lee and you can link it on this. what the

issue is, if the hotel and ron and not for my mom, but then we can, you know, speak or give you some reason a little news that speak again, disqualify you members of your position today. they seem to have 177 day. so they, they might show more people the more for produce more members, but if they had the 77 and speaker, for some reason, the clear of 5 or 7 members disqualified, then opposition. no concrete is, will, can not be, will not be successful. and then that case, there is some chance that he could survive. right. that's what it sounds like. you're saying now. if people are disqualified from palmer from the opposition for question is on what grounds the speaker do?

because speaker, you know they can get it. they gave one only which was declared illegal, but they can give another ruling. and then you can go to the, to the gay in round hon. i want to prolong this crisis and he wants to mobilize public and he was looking for the military establishment on his to post support, which they have been wiping him until recently. it didn't come from the military. it didn't come from the court. so now he is relying on the street as part of a, you know, a boat protests. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much for your analysis and breaking it down for us . sure. as part of each other now versus in mexico, head to the poles. on sunday to decide the future of the president manual was over

a dog called for the referendum to see whether or not voters are happy for him to complete his 6 year term. his critics say it's little more than an expensive propaganda exercise. my daughter apollo has more from mexico city. mexico will hold a controversial presidential recall referendum on april 10th. mexican citizens are being asked a simple question. should mexican president on buddhist manuel? nope. is over. i thought, be allowed to finish his 6 year mandate or not. i can follow sir lopez over now, though it has called this 1st of its kind recall vote on the government's highest office a way to empower citizens and vital for validating his presidency and doesn't look at some of the little nic and he's more than good. i studied it, what we're seeing is some mechanism for direct democracy. little mexicans can evaluate the chief executive product after 3 years for this mechanism to be activated. a certain number of signatures are needed. in this case, the signatures have been gathered now and on april 10th. we will go to the pulse to

vote for preference. oh the recall referendum has become one of the most polarizing political topics in mexico. many criticize the $77000000.00 price tag to hold the vote. others have called the recall referendum on the presidency unnecessary. adding that lopez over a lot already hasn't nearly 60 percent approval rating a stem of money for spend on our sink. we are protesting against the measure. this government is taking. we are not in favor of the vote for the revocation of his mandate because it's being promoted by the government when the citizens should have promoted it. critics also argue that the president is using the special recall mechanism to violate campaign laws and galvanize his party. supporters ahead of the countries next presidential election in 2024 in april. cecil, the, you know, levels in this process of consulting, good waters. nearly every rule has been broken. the president has engage in campaigning, public officials, her campaigning, political campaigns,

her breast since on social media. and what is a person his subject well to flex his political muscle? well, a recent survey suggests that only as much as 27 percent of eligible voters will participate in the upcoming referendum for below the 40 percent necessary for the results to be binding, regardless of voter turnout. however, the mexican president has vowed to resign. if you lose it. now, the 1st blank woman set to become a u. s. supreme court justice has been celebrating her confirmation. kimberly half her reports on cassandra brown jackson's historic moment. it was a ceremony on the south lawn of the white house to 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 in the united states.

but we've made it, ah, we've made it all in all in this nomination is confirmed. judge county ground 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 as 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, 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 biden was focused on. but instead, the women this moment could inspire this is going to lead so much shawn sunshine, on so many young women, so many young black so many women got credit to really look back and see this was 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. i would 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, goal of president biden's. when he took office, kimberly hell kit al jazeera, the white house, a former executive of the u. s. bank. goldman sachs faces up to 30 years in prison for embezzling billions of dollars. the stone and fortune is linked to malaysia sovereign, while fond, known as one m. d. b. gabriel, alexander reports from the bribery and corruption trial in new york. a 2 player and one of the world's biggest international money laundering and bribery schemes guilty. roger ng, a former managing director at goldman sachs, now he 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 fund was supposed to help by raising money for projects 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 level. 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 ando al jazeera new york. now the world's 1st all civilian crew will shortly dock at the international spike station or 3 business men on board. the axiom one basic mission of ange paid $55000000.00 to spend the next a day doing research joined by a for my master astronaut hern. space and trumpet, know who's leading the mission? the hatch to the i s s. is scheduled to open it in around 3 hours time as any residue scientists from so mit say they've been able to get their experiments. he's a space much quicker through this mission compared to when they had to go through government organizations. we also trans. alright,

we're joined now by palaver bigler who's in new delhi. he's a space journalist and also good to have you with us. so this is the 1st time we've called an entirely private team, a private mission to the international space station. is this a turning point? certainly it did from milestone earning point. and it opens up space in a big way to what i would say. opens the space in a big way or space. all of these very important milestones. the program must be run to government funding except in recent years with private funding, it doesn't milestone. we need to view it from several angles. all right, so what kind of perhaps if i can use the term explosion of private space activities, should we expect to happen now more sort of on the tourism side or other sort of

private commercial operations? well, certainly, i think the benefit is due to them. there is a lot of rich people who want to have in their barriers that they've space and came back. so that's going to be one sector for commercial exploitation space. i think the laws need to come and leaves the overly, but manufacturing in space is one more area which will have to mean that in times to be done experimentally. it hasn't been done at the international space station. but to be able to have reason space is something we just, we just use your dream for many and what sort of research and experiments will the team be carrying out this team,

which is gonna gone most on a mission? we just do as they said they would be doing some outreach work from that. obviously anybody who was into space of some outreach and reaches out to the larger community on our essentially telling people how to will be looks like from space so. so i think certainly would happen. i don't expect them to be doing much science, but yes, not as being for some of the scientific, there's some time to big instrument which are going to come back with me shouldn't in, in, in, for a little over a week. so expecting them to do science as part of very unlikely. what about the environmental impacts of proliferation in space? tourism is that something we should be wired about?

we should be watered of all the generation of solid waste in space. what is about a space every is a very big problem. unlikely that the space students were stuff out the window and created space debris. whenever a rocket goes up, there is always some part of the other which is in space. we should also already know rockets, rockets use betty, boxing kimmy goes in, but didn't b as much as they walk toward space. so one means to make sure that more and more of green deals, i used in the rockets as big slide to space. so environment or as people fly to space and that is why am i going to be avoided than they are in space,

all should be bought off, responsible stewardship. but these are private companies and private companies are not known that are known as sponsible stored ship. unless strict laws and banners, these can be both and those are still watery. all right, thank you so much good to get your thoughts on that. sal covey restrictions and savvy arabia being relaxed to allow a 1000000 muslims to join the annual hedge pilgrimage in july. but age limit is under 65 foreign visitors are allowed if they have a negative p c r test. and the a few 1000 saudi pilgrims had been allowed to visit mac her over the past 2 years before the virus 2 and a half 1000000 pilgrims normally visited the holy aside from the slab i'd sports up after the break, including highlights and this low light from the 2nd round that the master's gemma

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blue blue. ah, i suppose finds that catch up on all the game with gemma. thank you, sammy. it's moving day at the master's with tiger word. still in the mix. heading into round 3, the 15 time major champion continue to show his fighting spirit to make the cut on his come back from a serious leg, injury paul van to f as the action tis thing. conditions on day 2 of the master's tiger woods struggled in the wind and was in trouble early on before bogey's and

his opening 5 holes. this was just the 2nd round of competitive gulf since a serious car crash last year. and woods once again showed as resilience. battling back with birdies at the age, content consecutive bogey's followed, but he responded again with back to back birdies and finish that one over part to make his 22nd straight cut at augusta. he goes into the weekend 9 of the lead and isn't counting himself out. haven't pla, terminal late. so it's, it's been a little bit a little bit rusty bumper. started come round, and i felt good about how i fight back. i could've easily kicked myself out of it today, but i kept myself in. it draws him important. do i need to go out there and put myself there? he like you're within 5 or 6 on that back. like going the sunday, you got a chance, and i didn't, i, i seem to get there. top of the world rankings and now top of the masters leaderboard. scotty shiffler as the man woods and the rest need to catch 2 months

ago had never won a pga to a title. now he has 3. and as in paul position from major, he's 5 shots clear. the last 4 players to lead by that margin after 36 homes have all taken home the green jacket. i wouldn't say much changes. i mean, i'm still playing the golf course or still, you know, 50 guys in the field, something like that. i'm sure. and i can't worry about those what those guys are doing. i'm going to go out and put my game and just keep doing, i'm doing. he will be challenging shift for this weekend, but 2009 open champion, stewart sink produced the shot of the 2nd round. the american had the honor of making the 1st hole in one of the c as torment singing the safe at the pop 316. 0. he said with al jazeera, so shuffler out in front, on 8, under par off to shooting the joint. lois round on day 2 of 5 under 6720 levin masters when a child shortsale is 5 strikes back along with 1st round lead us and j. m. irishman

shane arianne defending champion, had decking nazi alma and the most unusual highlight of the 2nd round belong to hudson swafford. he had a shot on 13 in his club head flew off in the process. even the american looking a little bit shocked. afterwards, he still managed to make papa informing, oh, on fridays sharlack lab will start the australian grand prix impulse position. the album talk socket claimed a few drivers on saturday. although this from canadian nicholas the teeth, it was swell, a complete brains that as he tried to overtake his coachman along stroll, a cloud was fastest and qualifying for the 2nd time. in the opening of 3 races of the season, he edge bossed while champion max to stop in and another red ball driver. sergio paris, there was hamilton was 5th, fastest, the newly designed on the surface to track it out of pocket. melbourne has caused a few issues for mobile champions, sebastian vessel and fernando alonso coming on start only. i could, i felt good. so i mean even more because it's

a truck route always struggled in the past of the drive. a lot of noise will be doesn't feed me as well. i didn't really feel good in the car the whole weekend so far. i think there's not been one lab work. she focused confidence or bit of a struggle in major league baseball. that was a frightening moment for new york mets play. francisco lindell was struck in the jewel. why a wild pitch from washington's steve at sea shack. thankfully for the battle the bull hit, the face protection area of his helmet. lender escaped a broken jewel and later passed a concussion test. the 2 teams had played the day before west 3 new york plasma struck by with deliveries. and on this occasion, the met manager came on to the fail to show his displeasure, which led to both dugouts being cleared. cleared are coming out now. the new york yankees will say one there. i think i missed the season

with that came in the 2nd extra inning against our tribals, the boston red sold. and how about this for a proud parents? my men's, the moments out of houston's jeremy penya, we're being interviewed live on television. while the son was batting and just his 2nd game in major league baseball and the 24 year old delivered a memorable moment his in his fust, i run an extra special occasion for jeremy's father who's a former m. o. b player. as the baseball gets underway, the n b a regular season is drawing to a close at this weekend. brooklyn's chances of making the payoff look promising. if kevin durand continues his recent vote, he scored a 36 points against cleveland helping them. that's when i 11 got to read. that is all ill sport for now i will have more for you a little bit later. i me. thanks so much jama. well,

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