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mourners. 17 year old boys died after being shot by israeli soldiers. oh, wow. people in shanghai and seen the yelling and chanting at officials or enforcing a cove with 19 locked down. and in sports, scottish shuffler has won the 1st major golf championship at his career. american secured the masters huddled with a 3 shot victory at augusta. ah, now pakistan has a new prime minister, shabanni sheriff was elected by the national assembly off same ron con, lost no confidence vote over the weekend. sheriff's 1st task will be to form a cabinet and quickly draw our plans off to deal with soaring inflation. man,

king debt and all the pressing problems brought down and run comes government con, along with most of his party members resign. the go live now to a some have been ga, the joins us from is some bad. so what did she have to say off the winning that vote? why did it long speech about sharif is trying to show himself as the statesman and that he always wanted to be. he's been the chief minister of fin job problems and now he is the prime minister of pockets. in the speech, he alluded to the allegations from the form of government about collusion with foreign powers, about the legit letter which has been debunked and denied by various officials. and also said that there is going to be an investigation into those allegations. and also shabazz is trying to a rule the public in pockets on which has been reeling as because of all the reason that you just mentioned, amounting debt, rising inflation, it depreciating ruby,

and he's announced a relief package announcing 10 percent increase in salaries and pensions. and also saying that there is going to be more commodities that are going to be available to the poor, but he is someone who's not beyond outside of controversy as well. sure, but sure. he faces a number of challenges on his self as well as he's being rode by the federal investigation agency as well as a nation accountability. busy bureau charges, he said, were political and levied against him during the inbound on government tenure, but he's got it, but he's now has to prove himself to the focus on the public as many people, including his support, to see him as somebody who can get things done. known and focused on as an administrator who gets things done at the age of 70 shall, should he was the joint leader of the opposition that toppled him. non hon in the no confidence vote. should he ventured politics and then lead parkinson's most pop

in this province and the major infrastructure projects. in his home town, the hor, he successfully brought an investment from china and turkey. he's also had good relations with the u. s. analysts say he will need to mend fences after the outgoing foreign minister accused his opponents of being politically manipulated by washington shabbos. the younger brother, a former prime minister, m i sharif, who was dismissed following allegations of corruption. he's facing a money laundering case and corruption charges brought by the federal investigation agency and the national accountability bureau boats. by the say, the allegations leveled under him run hands. premier ship were politically motivated and in 2007 should have criticized the accountability bureau investigating him in nap, which is an illusion. contrib, i'm sure if it went to a hitler's estoppel. national account. we do biddle, which that's selective accounting, accountability, and other opposition. politicians also use it of being a tool used for political,

which hunts in subsequent years and power wisdom, the government left the bureau and changed out of all politicians shall sure it is widely considered to be the most acceptable to them in a stablish mind. and those who came together to topple in mountains government hoping that the army will maintain what it called it's neutral status. even if shall surely remains the prime minister until election next year will still not become a prime minister who completes a 5 year term and a son, as none have done in the country 75 year history. and at the same time, we've got protests which have been going on since last night, how they shaping up today, but he saw him run fine and his party left the national assembly session. they resigned on monday and they say they're do not believe in this set up. they call it an imported government. they say these politicians are acting at the behest of

foreign powers. and iran con is now going to take his fight to the streets. in the last 24 hours, we've seen him on han, called the crowds in the streets of focus on, in all major cities, people in their thousands turned up to rally support for him. and that has given him the idea that now there needs to be a fresh mandate that needs to be fresh elections. and he can force the government into holding early elections. elections are scheduled for next year in the sun and all of the opposition politicians. we've been speaking to who are now part of the government have been saying that they will go for elections, but after some electoral reforms do undoing things, which run hun has done. and we heard from the, one of the leaders leading figures, which is a very inaugural speech saying that the days of new focused on their over and he welcomed the nation into the old bucket. right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much sound,

been job aids. also in islamabad is alisha a political scientist and constitutional lawyer good to have you with us. so he's won the vote as expected. what happens now a michelle, marsha eve. busy is your $174.00 was now he'll be just using more people challenges more at the extra j and generally for the biggest challenges to be monitored. there was a he has him shown, mentioned in is a speech, a very big picture of the economy and years. it will be with our man a father of budget this year. and i'm a physician and so on. and the other challenge before him is the alignment, the new position off the b. so all these other major challenges are the same

time. and there's general level. he has no balances relationship when they were on us and within the region that is india. i want to some, you know, on amenities and you're also different payments on i, which he has to explore. and then i really use a one to music maybe depending on the size. and remember this is officer. so how, who if i make a jump in that 11 does, will he be able to actually stay the country in a different direction than him on con, had to, i mean when, when it's and can, when it comes down to economics, ideology plays a more limited role, you need to make the decisions to survive, right? as well as you will be with you. busy

and shuttle for lines and things like that. but jody, one of the major was gonna gave you the decisions on decision making. and when the war bag went into bad shape. so as long as all the concern. busy they have to. busy balance these things they want. busy relationship issues and all want to me and then they have to job, i mean for the national just and it was while issues with the news over there. so

i mean, while we've had a mon cons, empties, pulling out of parliament, protest in the country, heading into a new constitutional crisis. yes. what is the customer to show price is awesome sir . oh, gresham, hold on one for this one mirror position. and ron condra homes are those are bearable situation raises therapy only or no be room. i see like we'll see a lot of the also do show faces. there are no longer ron bye. are you feeling well, they are the bench and solar energy and bar and loss ratios, and then you will use g a war. so now you may hear about more. busy syrians and major issues are about response. so then the united. mm hm. it was, he started being one of our, i will leave it there. thanks so much for your analysis on that. all.

ah, now french president demanded. my call is back on the campaign trail. this time in the northern city of there, now he's looking for extra votes before run off against far right challenger marine le pen. my call is calling for a broad coalition of support after winning sundays, 1st round, saying the next 2 weeks will be decisive for france. raf is a repeat of the 2017 2nd round vote that mccall one. the easily polling suggests a much tighter race this time round. hi natasha bosler joins us live from the northern town of denon. so why? as he started with the northern industrial hog land there. natasha well, emanuel my cause. so ne, not wasting any time he has thrown himself on to the campaign trail,

a fresh off to the 1st round of the election. he came 1st in the 1st round of this presidential election. he is leading, but he knows that this campaign is far from over. he knows is going to be a very tight race with his main rival. marine the pen, the far right party leader. he's come here to deny it is one of frances poorest towns. there is very high unemployment. there was once thriving industry in cold and steel bought no more. people here very. i have very little optimism for the future. he's been doing a bit of a walk about meeting people, talking to them about some of their concerns that they've been talking about, retirement about that about the problems they have with jobs, with how they're struggling financially. he's been listening very attentively. we've been speaking also to some of the crowd to come out to see him. they say they are curious, but many of them feel that they are not necessarily going to be convinced by him. he has gone to reputation as the president. sometimes nick,

the priest nicknamed the president of the rich, they feel that he only cares about the wealthy. they're not necessarily convinced that he cares about them. he says that he does and did, he wants to prove to people that the next 5 years he will be looking after many of the issues that are so close to their heart, including things like of course, the cost of living. marina pain also faces a bit of a challenge in that 2nd round. what she been up suits day or marina le pen the far i party became 2nd in that 1st round of the election wasn't actually supposed to be out and about campaigning to day. but no doubt, she has seen the images that are on television screens. erin frauds of emmanuel macro meeting and greeting of voters. and so i hello campaign team said that she will now be traveling to the east of france to meet a farm there, to talk about some of the problems facing a farmers in the agricultural industry. meeting people, no doubt in local towns and villages. it's something that marine the pen does very

well. she ran a very, a tight election campaign, very much focused on the cost of living this key issue in this french election. it was something that really allowed her to deflect the spotlight from an anti immigration. anti is law message that is put off so many voters in the past. that's not to say that score that so very much part of her agenda, but she's trying to win over voters by focusing on the cost of living that both michael and the pen. what they are trying to do is now try and see if they can convince some of the voters who abstained in the 1st round one and for a lot of them. and also try and convince some of the left wing voters who voted for the far left candidates. you came for 3rd and the race that did they hope to try to win them over and take some votes for them because they're going to need all the votes. they can get if one of the mr. when in the 2nd round or i thanks so much. and tasha bosler now here's what some paris vs have been saying the morning after the election. do you want to die as 2 days models?

you think you may, you may call it was a relief for me to see that a manual monochrome was making it to the 2nd round because he's the only candidate who's able to do something in our country. and i was extremely concerned by the rise of the far right and far left. so 5 more years of micron. yes. be that extend the wire to a signal the far right in the 2nd round is never good news. and we must always keep in mind that we have to fight it. never let go. at the far, i will not give us our purchasing power back the far right is not the one that will help us all live together. the far right is not the one that will bring the french people together. it is a love that we must absolutely fight. according dorsey basil at da da zimmer, my feeling is that the 1st round is over. we waiting impatiently for the 2nd one. and i hope that the campaign between the 2 rounds will be a bit more constructive and intelligent than the one before. there was no campaign during this 1st round, because of the pandemic and the war in ukraine. there was no constructive debate on anything whatsoever. julia baycove out. org and still had on this out. it's the

kremlin pushes ahead with its military offensive in ukraine. the world bank says the economic consequences for russia could be devastated. and in sport, the top 2 teams in the english premier league produce again to remember, fall off will be here with the goals from that encounter. now, russia's foreign minister. so gay lab rob has criticized the use foreign policy chief for accusing moscow of intensifying attacks in the eastern new crane goes to jabari, joins us live from moscow. so what did he have to say? well, this was a interview that the russian foreign minister gave to a state tv here in moscow. and he said that the comments that had been made by joseph or else significantly is significantly changed the rules of the game. he

said that it appears the you foreign policy. she was either a confused when he made the comments or miss spoke a as a result of his visit to ukraine on friday. as joseph or else said that the outcome of this war will be decided on the battlefield. that is something that the russians have really reacted to as saying that it's not his place to say how this a war will end. and that's really the european union is not a military organization. and at the financial aid that they've been providing to ukraine, really illustrates how, as the united states and muster empowers, have managed to influence at the key of governments. and this is just yet another example of that the of russian foreign minister survey lover of saying that his comments are unacceptable and really misguided. and he said that the russian

foreign ministry will react further in the coming days when they've examined all the documents that are going to be coming out of the various meetings that have been going on in europe as a result of that visit to, to key f a, the russian foreign minister also said that the events that are ongoing in ukraine, a russia so called miss special military operation, is something that the russians have had to do in terms of preserving girls their own security and self interest. and at the interference from western countries in the form of providing military assistance as well as financial aid to the ukrainians is not something the russians can except when the russian president was said to me, the austrian chancellor, today what happened with that? well, according to the kremlin, that meeting has started already and to as the austrian chancellor colony hummer

has been a meeting with the russian president vladimir putin, in the hopes of trying to get some kind of a cease fire agreement in place and to establish humanitarian corridors. that was the aim of his visit at which was at his request at the austrian chancellor was in care of on saturday. and he travelled to moscow on sunday. and according to the kremlin, has requested this meeting to be held to one on one without any press prior or post . the meeting with latimer put in and the wish to keep the dialogue and discussions private between the 2 men and the kremlin said that the russian president accepted their request. and one of the things they will certainly be talking about is this idea of a neutral military. that is something the austrians said that they have in terms of their own military is neutral. and it's something the russians have said they're interested in, in terms of what a future agreement with ukraine would look like. they would want the ukrainian

military to be neutral, meaning that they don't have any foreign forces or bases present on ukrainian soil . and so they've already in the past, a cited austria as a possible, an example, and a framework to go from. certainly that will be part of the conversation, but the main issue will be trying to establish some kind of a cease fire and those humanitarian corridors. oh, as those jabari from moscow, the cranes, frozen volumes lensky says this way could be one of the most crucial. yes. has russia refocuses? it's offensive in the east. but he's telling south korea's parliament, those forces are ready. he believes russian soldiers all deeply demoralized at douglas. he lives either more than 3000 rockets, have been fired by russia on ukrainian cities. but the worst thing is how russia's using people to wage this war. the people of the russian federation have to live in

abject poverty. they can't afford the basics of decent food and education. they've no guarantee of human rights throughout the whole life. the only chance of improvement could happen by chance alone. but coming into the war, 10000 russian troops were shocked by the normality of ukrainian life by ukrainian cities where the peaceful population lived. there were shocked we had decent food. a huge number of the russian occupies, had never seen this in their own life. european union, foreign merced as a meeting in luxembourg to discuss the effectiveness of the ears response to russia's invasion. more sanctions are on the table. we're going to discuss how we can support venue people and also how we can support the dimension of the real goal for just been meeting with general persecutor. mr. ken, we'll provide as much as we can through our mission to, to push

a pewters balls. plenty of computer and the agency now as existing sanctions bite standard and poors has downgrade the rushes foreign currency payments rating to selective default. that's after moscow paid a dollar denominated debt in roubles. the world bank predicts that russia's gross domestic product, or g d, p will shrink by 11 percent this year. that pales in comparison to the estimated contraction in ukraine is expected to lose about half of its economic output. or for me on this, we're joined now by garris leather. he's a senior economist with capital economics in london. good. have you with us that stopped 1st with russia. explain to our view is what is a selective default? yes. so russia is offered to repay it. so, but it's only said that it will do that and rubles rather than dollars. so it's not

sticking. the terms of his contract, by default, is probably important to note here that the russian does have the funds if it wants to, to, to repay it's getting full, given the billions of dollars in energy export revenues this getting each month. but he would rather keep that present domestic economy and slicing war. so it's, it's, it's in the effects he's choosing to before, rather than being for money. so does that at all make a difference in terms of its standing. i know it's already been downgraded by standard and poors, but the fact that everyone knows it has the money that make a difference. yeah, well, i think it's largely symbolic at this stage. that brushes be for people who have a huge impact on global markets. given the western banks have been the leveraging from russia since by the invasion of crime in 2014. and from this perspective, as well as the fiscal position is still quite strong. so it's not desperate to,

to borrow money from international market. so anything i think the launch, the symbolic can become patient's for the club that should be, should be questionable. so it won't impact russia is ability then to raise death in the future. maybe in the future britain, which is where we're looking at it and what's going to the war and stuff like that . it did happen in russia, official records have be talking about not releasing any more government bonds. can the country flourish without that? and when she's pretty much given all the sanctions that been introduced in western countries, this is heading towards basically being like north korea. but with nuclear weapons, it's heading towards in a very isolated state. i think that's the best the future of russia. but even once the war is over, i think western companies, governments can be very slow to relapse sanctions on it, so i don't think it's going to make much difference. ready. let's talk

a little bit about the ukranian economy. now. the outlaw outlook for the ukranian economy. not good either. is it can that be? can the west help the ukraine to overcome the loss of such a massive chunk of its economic output? yeah, we're certainly in the needs and the countries was, and this message you put, you know, by every measure expect the economy to contract largely in the $0.50 or so for that being forecasted by the world bank seem similar to what you've seen in other countries for example, most recently in syria during the civil war there, i think there's an awful lot that the west can do. once the war comes to an end, it can maybe and free smoke. them rushes for an action towards rebuilding their i'm hopefully some of the refugees that, that the country could reach phone in time and also possible membership the european union as well, which with them which you know, hopefully was this was for over and happy that will happen quite soon the,

you know, the reasons to hope that the clinic you get that missed all right, thank you for your analysis. thank you. no man has been found guilty of killing a u. k politician ali hobby ali, a british citizen repeatedly. that the conservative m p in an attack last october, alice said it was revenge for the lawmakers. support of s strikes and syria. prosecutors said the thought was inspired by i. so i this catch up on the weather, his car. hello there for south america. much of the wet weather has been concentrated across the northern half in recent weeks, but things are changing. we're seeing a shift. it is going to get wetter in the south in the days to come, but we're still seeing, oh showers and storms rumbling all the way from peru across to the guy and has some of the heaviest falls expected across northern areas of brazil. but the south will

see the rush of thunderstorms pull up across northern areas of argentina moving from uruguay and paraguay towards the coast. and if we have a look at the 3 day for sao paolo where we are going to see a cool down rather dramatically by the time we get to thursday, and those thunderstorms kick in similar story for rio, we'll see rain here for much of the weekend as we had to central america was still seen at band of rain stretching up from a weather system pulling to the east from the us. it's bringing some of the heavier showers to easton areas of cuba and on to his ben yolo. by the time we get into tuesday, the dominican republic will cease and thunderstorms in santo domingo, but it dries up for much of mexico, particularly up in the north. we're seeing hot and dry conditions, the temperature picking up in monterey, and that feeds into a lot of warmth. that's causing some severe storms to roll across the deep south of the u. s. much more still to come, including critics of mexico's president bloss what they call

a pointless referendum. the u. s. states of taxes drops a murder charge against a woman who was accused of carrying out the south, induced to portion added small the wolves number on the tennis player is getting ready to play justice 2nd tournaments of the year. ah, palm for pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences . a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. 0, how we ignored the global? so to put prophets before people walk coast. ah, time of pundents on all, just in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action

against the armenian government. i'm president. soc, is younger group on power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with regard to a democratic barbara, and i am not alone amin. yes, velvet revolution on al jazeera lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera, let's recap all headlines now. pakistan's, national assembly has chosen about sharif as the country is new prime minister, shirley full succeed in ron khan, who was ousted in

a no confidence vote over the weekend. more than 100 m. p 's who had cons pakistan . the heavy can soft party resigned to protest against his aus thing french president, emmanuel, my call is back on the campaign trail this time in the northern, the city of dinner. he is looking for extra votes before run off against far right challenger marine le pen resident vladimir putin is due to have his 1st face to face meeting with an e. you, leader. since russia invaded ukraine. austrian chancellor coll no hammer is travelling to moscow. a few days after he visited the ukrainian town of butcher, where russian forces are accused to rule crimes, a u. s. president joe biden is set to hold virtual talks with india's prime minister later on monday. and india's defense and foreign ministers are in washington d. c. rosalind jordan joins us live from washington. so we're the usb pressuring india to try and take

a step back from russia. that is certainly of the hope of the by net ministration. because it has all been frankly dismayed by india's refusal to come down with russia's invasion in its so many words of ukraine. this is because of the u. s. believes that there can't be any a moral quibbling, a bow d, a war that is a now while entering or finishing it's 7th week in ukraine. up for india's part, it has a long standing security relationship with russia. it obtains about 60 percent of its own military equipment from the russian government. and it also does have within its ranks extol a considerable amount of suspicion of, of the, of bureaucracy. here in washington, there is a sense that tom washington can be patronizing to deli when it comes to security issues. and this is despite the 2005 of security agreements,

strategic partnership that was reached during the bush administration in which of the indians agreed to separate their military and civilian nuclear programs in exchange for a closer military and economic cooperation with the united states. however, because of the war in ukraine, that relationship is, of course, so why the u. s. is hoping to up her swayed india, that it needs to take a more definitive stance and not to try to be neutral, twa for its own of domestic consumption. thanks. so much rosen and julian china is standing firm and its handling of a covey 19 outbreak in shanghai model 25000000 people in the city a long down complaint. so growing about poor access to food and other basics. katrina, you referrals o people in shanghai,

only thing that patients with the cities. strict corona virus lockdown video is posted in social media, shall residents protesting against restrictions on their freedom and complaining about poor access to food and essential services for the elderly law authorities initially planned for the looked out to be lifted on monday. but more than 25000000 people have been told to continue isolating at home until their neighbourhood has been cleared of positive cases. the government is defending it's heavy handed approach. bomb jose, me being b with each with hustling, gather the dynamic, 0 covey policy does not chic, 0 infection. the aims to discover and hold infections to prevent a large scale resurgence. awesome, this is a scientific approach. and if we can make good use of it, work at the maximum benefit with the minimum cost. but the costs are mounting. dozens of quarantine centers had been set up to house those who test positive,

including the majority who have mild owners, symptoms, videos, circulating online, sho, poor living conditions inside hastily constructed facilities. phyllis do counts herself among the lucky ones. she was able to buy enough food before the locked out to sustain her and her father that says others were caught off guard local governments . i think in one of the press conference, she was saying that i shall high air will not look dell because it's so very important to city like, domestically ante and internationally. so it will be a huge mass who's you is a community volunteer, and helps with the testing and food distribution. she says, organization varies from area to area. some neighborhoods a managed well, ah, well, in others, people are going hungry,

and desperation is growing. this video shows people yelling in frustration from their apartments authorities or censoring critical, or negative online posts like these promoting. instead, images of volunteers sending much needed supplies to the city. more than 200000 cases of the be a point to on the convent have been recorded in shanghai since last month. but despite rising anger, chinese authorities insist on fighting this new, highly infectious strain. with old methods, more quarantine, more testing, and more isolation. katrina, you al jazeera aging protest is in short anchor a, maintaining their demands for the president to resign. they blame, go to biology hocks a for severe economic crisis for food and fuel shortages and power. cars during the daughter of woman dr. is over 3 very to be renewed new jersey. this is.

do we want that? i get back to us to war. we don't want them to rule avenue, can like the yang b. yeah. hooked. and he just want him to leave us and be like a new cabinet to do what is right for the generations. man, i'll fernandez is outside the president's office. the protest outside the presidential secretary in colombo entering its 3rd day as you can see, protested, or sitting or top barricades outside the main entrance of the secretary. usually they wouldn't be allowed to get this close, but this time they are being allowed to sort of wind their frustrations and have that they just behind the barricade, there is a huge presence of police and special task force personnel. now people are digging in for the long haul. if i can just show you over here, stocks of water for the protest is freely available. lots of people donating these things. there's a huge amount of food. we've seen cooking stations. i mean,

at the moment we're not yet up to lunch time, but cooking sessions being set up and established as everybody lends their pot. and the protests, the seem well organized. they say they will stay in 10th like this camping out here . literally, overnight, you do have a series of tense if you can just see over here for people who are stuck here for the long haul. as i said, it's day 3. and just over here, even an ambulance, essentially from a non governmental organization lending support, in the event of any emergencies, to protest as say, they're not going anywhere. they have a huge groundswell of support. in addition to those who are here, they said that a lot of people that are urging them to stay on to take the stand and to stay put until their demands for the government and for go to abby. roger parks had to go home is fulfilled. now spain's coast guard has rescued 17 refugees and migrants who are struggling and rough seas of the canary islands. there were taken

to grant canada and into the care of emergency services. more than $6000.00 people have reached the canary islands of spanish archipelago since the start of the year. funerals been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shocked by israeli forces. dozens gathered to pay tribute. the 17 year old and the occupied by saint town of janine soldiers have carried out raids in the area of palestinian man shot and killed 3 is re these instead of the on 1st day at least for palestinians have died in the operation and the day for him joins us now from just outside the refugee camp in geneva. what are people telling you then me, that frustration despair no hope. these are the sentiments we've been getting from talking to people here in genie in just a few days ago. a one person was killed during a raid,

his friends were telling me that he has lost his will to live after these really forces killed his best friend 40 days ago in march. also in the armed clashes between biz railey forces and the palestinians. jeannine has been a place that was proud of resisting this really occupation the mark, actually this week 20 years on air. what is known here as their jeanene bachelor, as people like to call it the janine massacre whereby there was a huge israeli military operation to enter the janine refugee cab. lots and lots of people, palestinians were killed, neighborhoods were raised. but also if, for example, just 2 days or 20 years ago, 13 israeli soldiers were killed. so this is a place where a lot of people are armed and we've been talking to them over the past few days,

or through a local sources and through journalists. and they were saying that they want to block the streets in front of the israeli military forces that are expected to come in. and they are also, they didn't want any media in the camp. they didn't want people to take pictures of them to risk their lives. than they are getting up for fighting the israeli occupation that has threatened the family of rods has them he's the gun man was killed. 3 israelis in an attack into levine on thursday. so they are expecting these really are me to calm because they have been warning and saying that they want to address the family of ads. has a mother gunmen, now there is a general strike here today in jeanine. and while we've been seeing mc 3 because of the strike that has been in morning of the policy was killed. we've been seeing

lots and lots of trees, willis, the live ammunition that has been fired by the israeli forces. we believe in clashes that take place between the palestinians and the israeli forces. alright, and why a lot of the focus need that has been on jeanine troubles in brewing elsewhere in the occupied west bank. tell us about that. so these really media has been likening gall calling g mean a circle of fire that needs to be put out before it in circles, or it spreads out to other places in the occupied the west bank. and we've been seeing an increase in violence in different cities. 3 palestinians were killed yesterday and 3 different incidents at on the west bank one in hebron, and 2 near bethlehem and palestinians with tell you that even though there is an increase in violence, the israeli occupation is on full swing already. it's been here for decades. we've

been seeing it manifest itself more illegal is really settlements almost nightly rates. but one point to mention, i've been noticing a lot of frustration and disappointment among palestinians, lately, after the russia ukraine war because they say that they've seen a different part of sympathy. they've seen lots of countries in the world that are showing sympathy for fighting the occupation. we're using arms what they didn't enjoy that. so they were telling me that there is a lot of people sympathizing with ukraine and what's going on there. but we don't see the theme, sympathy extended to us. so there is a lot of frustration when it comes to that. and people want the world to know that they're still living under an israeli military occupation. that is making their lives more difficult and more miserable. and they say that they want an end to this occupation and want to live in a free state of their own. all right,

thanks so much nita abraham, gambia and president adam barrows party is broken. the opposition parties majority in parliament as national people policy. 119 of the 53 parliamentary seats up for grabs in legislative elections. the when takes away the majority held by the opposition united democratic party. however barrows party felt shorts of winning a majority to govern alone. and execute only about assists of eligible sizes, have taken part in a referendum to decide whether the president should step down and arrest by new i lopez all. but i thought went ahead with it even though his position did not appear to be at risk. those who did vote overwhelmingly supported him on the other apollo revolts from mexico city. oh, yes. mexican citizens took to the poles on sunday for a 1st ever national referendum to decide the political fate of president and this

manuel nope, is overt other. outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes. no less important. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future independent of this president in the future. this will be an opportunity that citizens didn't have in the past. okay. okay, is i think it's good and positive and makes our society politically active and that's a valuable thing. oh, the referendum on the presidency is a divisive topic in mexico. one that has sparked demonstrations both for and against some critics or calling the referendum unnecessary, given that president lopez over to thought already has a nearly 60 percent approval rating. others have argued the referendum is being manipulated by president lopez, but others party to rally supporters ahead of the next presidential election in 2024 initiative will say so la, greatly in this process, rule set by congress imply. there cannot be a campaign by the president,

nor can public resources be used for his ramifications. nevertheless, what we have seen are public servants from the present party at every level is basically campaigning for it. some have even argued the vote could open the door to removing term limits in a country where presidents are only allowed to serve a single 6 year mandate outside of the political debate. however, many social scholars have argued the new referendum process is ultimately a good thing for mexican democracy. he is that yielded, as he would have that, but it's, he pursued this and other forms of citizen participation are important and necessary as we confront the crisis of democracies. these mechanisms of direct democracy should serve to empower citizens in the public space. and then the decision making processes. a recent national survey suggest that only as much as 27 percent of eligible voters will participate in the recall referendum for below the 40 percent needed for the results to be binding. president lopez over at all, however,

has bowed to respect to the outcome of the referendum and resign. if he receives less than 50 percent of votes, regardless of voter turnout. though polls have now closed election. official say it could still take several days for the official count to be announced. manuel did apollo al jazeera mexico city. or our benitez man now is a professor at the national university of mexico. he doesn't believe the referendum served any legitimate purpose. is very strange. this exercise are offered him, credit refrained on because the present don't need it. here he cares a lot of support at 50 cent per cent of the population right now is supporting the president. and many political analysts says that this is a waste of money on the one hand and the supporters of the present if they say that this is and this is necessary to put her ocean as of what for the present to have

him on one more power to change the constitution, et cetera. and all the analysts are, are worry about what are the real intentions of the present nor the nose because she, the only in real terms this in a referendum. but she organized that and prefer all day the a little early citizens to do that. a murder charges to be dropped against a woman in the u. s. accused of carrying alpha self induced abortion texas. impose some of the u. s. is toughest anti abortion laws. last year, the procedure is banned beyond the 6 weeks of pregnancy, private citizens can sue doctors or anyone who procures an abortion beyond that period. the pregnant women themselves cannot be prosecuted. chris adelson is an assistant professor of government at the american university school of public affairs. he told us the woman in this case should never been charged. i think

what's more significant than the decision is the fact that this one was arrested that she was held for 2 days. she was only release initially because an organization paid bill for her. there is no law in texas. that actually makes it a crime for women to terminate or pregnancy. the law you mentioned provides for civil penalties. i think they sent a very shilling message to women in texas in another state who may soon be in a similar situation not having access to legal worship. i'm assuming that the united states supreme court will either completely overrule roe v wade, which has already actually been eroded in part of it was already taken when 190200 is called printed versus casey, or that the court will put additional holes in review with it's not clear that will happen, but i think it's a safe bet that will happen if it does happen. i think many americans are not prepared for what that will mean for those of us who grew up united states after review, when i was born in 1971, we heard stories about women before 973 ros decided who would get worse. and so

come back out of worship from people who are not doctors what and they often got very ill or even died from this. the texas was already made it illegal, not a crime, but illegal for women to get abortions. after about 6 weeks, one of the things i've been wondering about is what are women in texas doing? and we seem to be getting some information. it's not that they're necessarily not getting abortions anymore. they just maybe get abortions that are not safe. and that may be a story that becomes more widespread, united states depending what the supreme court does or coming up in sports. we'll hear from the gulf o produced us, stalling final round of the masters. here is that story with with

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a news with father now family. thank you so much. scott shuffler has won the 1st major golf crown of his career. the american secured the master's title with a 3 shot victory at augusta. tiger woods said just completing the event was one of his biggest ever achievements and richardson reports the anticlimax. he could be an unfair way to describe the closing moments of scholarship was 1st major. when such was his dominant to the masters. a couple of miss spots on the final green. didn't really matter. yeah. the american still claimed the title by a 3 stroke margin. you know, i didn't want any stress towards the end of the day and i didn't break my

concentration until we got onto the green on 18 once we got onto the green, i was like, i'm an enjoy this and then, you know, had some fun with it. scheffler has been the stand out player if the year with 3 tournaments to his name before the master's even tito extraneous kevin smith did threaten shift his lead early on the final day, but a trip to the water on the 12 hole who ended his challenge. and he finished in a tight the 3rd row he mcroy must have been wishing this championship was decided. over 5 days, the northern irishman produced a stunning final round of $64.00 to $7.00 and the pole and 2nd place. this remains the one major title, yet to win. i don't think i've ever walked away from this tournament. as

happy as i am today. i've played a really good rhonda golf and it's my best ever finish at augusta. it's. it's not quite enough. tiger woods was playing in his 1st tournament since suffering, career threatening injuries and a car crash last year. he got round in 13 over paw, most hobbling somewhat by the end, but just completing the events was achievement enough for him. it's, it's been a, a, a tough road and um, you know, one that i, i'm very thankful to have the opportunity to bill to, to, to grind through a lot of different things could have happened. ah, but 14 months, some i'm l a t it up and play the masters for now it's shiffler who's setting the standards at the top of the sport, is the world number one, and the latest owner of a when his green jacket at the masters. and he richardson,

l g 0 bit up the sides in the english premier league produced a game to remember. manchester city were at home against liverpool. city. looked to be in a good position to win the game and took it to one leader to half time. well that advantage didn't last saturday. a monet equine for liverpool just after the break. it ended to, to the result mean city state, top of the table, lead liverpool by one point. both teens have 7 games left it a concentration level in these games as it grew to us because it's really i said now couple of times like 2 boxes moment room, 2 heavy weights and i'm over. you put your arms down, you get such a knock in middle of your face and then you have to to get up again and you have to try to get control again. and edward have, i was, it was a, from dicey game. so for both sides and i both went to try to win every game,

middle competition to was a yeah, with game or the feeling that the these result to to you are you showing from of all. so you will analyze will happen. are the feeling down after review the game at we miss opportunity, you know, to, to beat them or slona maintain their winning. ron and the spanish league lived a young scored a late winner to help chevy side earn a 3 to away victory over lavon to home means barcelona, have won their last 7 games in malaga. they're now 2nd in the table by trail leaders round draped by 12.10 as well. number one know that jock vege says he's moved on from the controversy surrounding his refusal to get vaccinated against co with my team. the serv well returned to action at the monte carlo masters on tuesday, jock of ha, 20 time grand slam winter has been able to play in just one tournament so far this year. that was february's dabei championships. he recently had to miss events in indian wells in miami because of covered restrictions in the united states. you

know, it's not something that i am is bothering me on a daily basis. so to say, i don't, i don't feel like it has left huge scars on me that i'm unable to train or per participating tournaments or live my life. i mean, far from that, but he has definitely been a very, very challenging few months and, and a, something i never experienced before. and so i'll try to use that as a fuel for what's coming up and be a now and the golden state warriors, regular season is officially over. the warriors will face the denver nuggets and round one of the playoffs. clay thompson made 73 pointers and scored a seasoned high 41 points as warriors, 128 to 107 against new orleans pelican's golden state are back in the playoffs for the 1st time since 2019 as well as for myself, the season,

but i start with some great moments. we're going to play our star weight. i'm so excited for the playoffs. how to wash last year's was painful so bad. can you part of it? oh, how just i did it to time. all star luca don't kitch has picked up an entry the worst possible time. the dallas mavericks player could be out of action as this team head into the playoffs, or see to dallas, start the policies and against the utah jobs. that which is 20 days left in the any child's regular season. things are definitely heating up on the ice as teams. vi for a playoff. spite spot fight broke out between anaheim ducks and the carolina hurricane sparked by the herd games. andreas, fetching a cough, anaheim lost this game, 5 to carolina, moved to points, head of the new york rangers at the top of the metropolitan division with 9 games left to playing. okay, and that is all your spot for now, sammy, back to you. thanks so much, father, and that brings us to the end of this news,

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