[000:00:00;00] ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news. i live from doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes rush, i had some military plans near ukraine's capital a morning. you could step off to tax on key is very forces detain at least $300.00 palestinians. after confrontations at the alex some most combined where live from

occupied east jerusalem. business leaders, one covered 90, locked out in shanghai, threatened global supply chains for goods ranging from cars to forms, one in south korea, it's a time to celebrate the countries all set to lift most of its pandemic related social distance in wars. i'm devin, ashwin sports. we'll have the latest on the same as chelsea and the mix up the boss, selena as the spanish johnson milk south of the re police by jim and ended up on track. frank o rushes wanting is going to intensify its attacks on key after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border tons. this was the scene earlier in vishna just outside key. that's where russia says it hit a military plant. a number of air raid sirens were heard over night, across the capitol. and we've got correspondence in russia and ukraine. now in a moment, we're going to have reaction from moscow with dasa jabari. first we're going to

talk to wrestle settle and the ukranian capital kiva. talk to us about these strikes that have been happening in the last few are so russell. well, around 1 30 am, we have heard the explosions and these were the most powerful explosions that we heard the scenes. the russian forces retreated from the region at rom, kia, just a 2 weeks ago. then i have learned that a military facility, actually a plant, a military factory, which was producing and repeating the miss. are you kidding me to miss as was was, is yes. and that factory is also produce in the anti ship me styles as well after the, the missile attack, the factory to really was damaged. however, so far there are no reports of the casualties. no, no casualties are confirmed yet just ahead of them. and that tech,

we have heard that the raid sirens were going north, and the officials were warning residents not to leave their homes as there is a curve he if in place in key and in many other cities in, in, in ukraine, during the night, 9 times whether this is crucially important, because recently they have heard the reports that ukrainians are returning back to the country just within a couple of last weeks that have been 1000000 ukrainian coming back to the country and just keep every day receiving around 50 pounds of residence back and as now the key is had been hit again. the fear here is if the were the war further escalades than these could lead, add the another way of refugees living key again, we were talking about before about the russians saying that ukraine had been targeting russian border times. and we also know that the russian ship, the most fun, apparently,

has sunk up to be after an explosion. what are the ukrainians saying about the russian losses and all of this? well, so far ukrainians then russia has lost around $20000.00 troops. hundreds of the tangs military infancy fighting a we're cause personnel carriers helicopter, there's trucks and jeeps as well and, but the russia is disputing these losses. and it's is roughly seen that around 1500 troops have been lost and that the ukrainian side is, is great in the numbers. but so far that hasn't been independent sources confirming the exact numbers here. however, the experts are saying that the, that the russian particularly losses are almost higher and more than the us to stay deed, units and time. 20 years of war in afghanistan and

a decade long war in iraq combined. but as i said, russians are disputing the numbers that are being given by the ukranian official vessel. thank you very much. and he does wrestle out talking to us from keith. i want to bring in dosage a borrower who's in the russian capital. so as russell was just saying, they're russia disputing, the figures that have been given out by the ukrainians and others about the losses that rushes is suffering. but there are warnings that russia is giving to you, craniums, and others talk us through what's being said there. well, according to the russian defense ministry, they will increase the scale of their missiles, strikes on key of a should there be any attacks on russian territory. this comes after, there were reports of 2 incidents alongside russia's border with ukraine on thursday. now we cannot independently verify at the information that has come from those regions, but according to the local governor of brown squeezen,

which borders ukraine and bela bruce at 2 ukrainian helicopters, entered russian aerospace on thursday and carried out at least 6 missiles, strikes on residential areas in that neighborhood and an 8 people have been injured and to are in serious condition. there was also another, are reportedly another incident in belgrade region of russia that also borders ukraine, according to local officials. there. there was a series of shelling on residential areas and at the officials there had to evacuate 2 of the villages in that area. this is something now that the i officials from russia's investigative committee have said they will look into. but it's the recent number of attacks alongside the terror russian, a border with ukraine that has caused some concern for the officials here. and they say that they will take this very seriously and that they are not going to stand by

and they will deliver on the threats of their making doses or bother towards us from moscow. dorsal. thank you very much. v last month, united states said it would welcome up to a 100000 ukranian refugees fleeing the war, but in march only 12 ukrainians entered the country through the refugee program. thousands of others have been entering the u. s. to the mexican border. i know raw follows in tijuana, was more on their journey ukrainian refugees being welcomed at this shelter in tiquana. olga arrived just this morning after traveling more than 9000 kilometers with her cat snips. she's now being looked after by ukrainian american volunteers who have assigned her a number. the number represents a spot in line to plead her case for refugee status to us authorities. she tells us the whole experience feels surreal. you feel happiness and then you have another

wave of emotions like you're sad, you're reading all the time due to you. so it's, it's totally different reality right now. and it's so hard to get to the point when you feel that happiness as you used to feel before. so it will take a while. of course, many here have been traveling through weeks the arrived tired, hungry and confused. most don't speak spanish or english and are relying entirely on help from volunteers. first of all, they all nervous because lots of of them didn't ever been in mexico. they know that decline is dangerous place, so that when they come into in the airport, the webinar receive, which i'm to call them and build and relax where we'll have we will help you. how again we will help you. there are also dozens of families here with young children,

with any of that they spend much of their time listening carefully increase their numbers are called, though many seem eager to cross the border into the united states. others tell us what he want is to go home. i'm sail very tired. of course. i hope that soon i will come to your crane. i'm not going to stay in the usa for long . i hope that's in tom, or i can come back to my country to my family, to my mazda rogers, and all of the class here more than 7 sounds and ukrainian have arrived in p one. and since the start of the war in february, since mexico has not imposed any restrictions on ukrainian travelers, more arriving every day. conditions may seem crowded at this refugee camp in the city of t want to write on the border with the united states, but new arrivals have actually declined in recent days. local authorities, however,

tell us that the population here is likely to grow significantly in the coming weeks. the us border officials are processing about 50 ukrainian refugees every hour while ukrainians arriving in t one and only stay at the shelter for a few days. new arrivals are quick to take the place of those who leave. though there's concerned the sports complex being used to house refugees could soon overflow. state officials say a 2nd shelter could quickly be made available if needed. but manuel wrap a little al jazeera peak, wanna mexico. the warning ukraine is having unexpected consequences for energy supplies. germany has reversed its decision to phase out coal mining. after the e u band, russian in ports step vasa reports from brandenburg on the german search for tentative energy. mcknight or brown coal, has long been at the center of environmental protest called the dirtiest form of gold that has been providing power to the german economy and household for decades

. under pressure from the green party, the new government announced it aims to close these open pit mines by 2030. but that was before russia invaded ukraine college by guns, gave a terrible war ukraine means we are realizing. but alex's used to play in germany wasn't and isn't very secure. and there are several possible risk factors applies to gas oil and hard cold too. and, but of course, some who are now thinking domestic energy source, which will always be available, as well as wind and sun, of course. and that's last night to make sure there's enough energy and future winters at regional government. and brandon book has asked permission to keep some late night power plant on stand by to have the necessary supply for the coming winter season. and that hopefully without any dependence on imports from russia, that problem has still not been solved. and inter, as,

as i'm coming from the field of industrial safety, i would prefer to have a situation with belt and parachute, and so it would be worthwhile to keep them available. ukraine has accused germany of financing, russia war because of the dependency on russian gas, oil and coal. the u has decided to ban coal imports, which will cost russia around 4000000000 years a year. in comparison, a ban on russian gas and oil would cause the country, $80000000000.00 euros. this is one of the few po, a stations in germany, not depending on import from russia. domestically produce lick is one of the most reliable sources germany has, but also one of the most polluting. it was unthinkable just a few months ago that the new government in which greens play an important role would even consider using more coal. but the war and ukraine has changed everything and the climate could be another victim. more c, o, 2 emissions instead of last, an uncomfortable reality for environmental groups who have long campaigned for one

and 2 coal use. germany for a long period of time, have bunfield russian redeem the fall of russia and has put russia in a position to find that war. unfortunately, we cannot get rid of that dependency. it's obviously a bit appeal. we have old quote, power plant that have to get back on the grid, but we have to accelerate the build up of renewables. this need some years that germany industry now has a 2 year targets that its future is based on a new lampshade. but building wind farms and solar panels takes time and germany is under pressure to act. now that pressure will only grow if terrible images continue to come out of ukraine. and you decide to go further. and then russian oil and gas steadfast and else's era in brandon both. so my head on the news are including more than a 150 dead, and others missing in the philippines that have the latest on the devastation left by a storm of magic. and england are looking for a new test. cricket captain,

find out more with jenna in sport. ah, it's was prime ministers warning his forces are prepared for any scenario. natalie . bennett's held an urgent meeting after violent confrontations at the alex moss component unoccupied. east jerusalem. 300 palestinians have been detained by israeli soldiers and over a 150 have been injured as john holman reports ah, the scenes inside the alex and mosque in occupied east jerusalem early friday morning. fighting between stone during most men and his railey police, who fight stung grenades and t. guess around 150 people were injured. this palestinian camera mom was there something wrong that they brutally emptied the compound?

they were attacking the musk stuff, normal people, elders and young people. what of? they were many injured people. they fired trouble bullets and said alexa must compact. they were beating everyone, even the paramedics, they hit the israel's foreign ministry tweeted, dozens of mass men carrying hammers, and p. a flags marched into alex and mosque. the crowd collected stones and large rocks. police were forced to enter the grounds to disperse the crowd. the alexa most islam stood wholly as place. it's also reviewed by jews, is the site to the original temple. as such, it's often an epicenter, the tension between israel, which controls movement to the site and palestinians, especially during the muslim holy month of ramadan. this time, last year, fighting around the most and axis restrictions lead to an 11, they will between israeli and palestinian groups and gaza. so far this year,

a series of attacks within his right of left 14 dead and israeli security forces killed 20 palestinians during grades of the occupied west bank. after the violent confrontation is ready, forces restricted access to like mosque, but then a few hours later they did reopen the damascus gate. where we are now, which is one of the main entrance to the old city alexa most. and it's compound a deeply important and symbolic, and we've ramadan east. i'm paul. save all happening right now. tensions in this city and it's holy sites. a set to remain high john home and does it a occupied east jerusalem when it's actually going to live for us and occupy the eastern news from natasha. find a stand after the violence that we saw prayers were able to to go ahead the postings have been able to worship what the mood like there now

our city. and we're already outraged and in morning, due to about a 2 dozen palestinians being killed. and during raids in the west bank over the last week, many had been bracing for violence during friday prayers. and of course that is exactly what happened. you mentioned yes, that thousands of people more than $60000.00 muslims were able to worship inside awesome off today despite the several hours fighting with the israeli police, that's according to the entity that manages the ox a compound. but the scenes inside lingering on social media has deeply outraged palestinians. i mean, the fact that the really police was actually inside is considered a provocation. some palestinian groups are calling it a declaration of war just to remind us there were the bangs and flashes of sun grenades being used in the 3rd holy site. in this land. there was a cloud,

many calls of here, guys. hovering inside the mosque, people were trapped there were people shopping trying to get outside. there were scenes of men on their stomachs lying on the floor inside of the mosque. and of course is very distressing. images of people who were injured at last count, policy and red crescent said 158 palestinians were injured. so we're, we're at, is that a very tense mood, but many people were sort of anticipating this type of violence. there is a good bit of news though, to report a short time ago how city and lawyers tell us that all of the children, 14 years old and younger, who were arrested inside the asa compounds today has been released. they were put on a bus and sent to a checkpoint. the hope being that by the time their families break their ramadan fast in about an hour or so, the children will be home until i show a lot of the stems from an attack that was made by

a palestinian man in the city of china. vive, on 3 israelis. israel has been defending the action that has been taking since that time. and yet those international criticism of what it's been doing, what's being said well, let's focus today on the criticism that is being levied against the israeli police, as it pertains to what happened in the oxford compound, the european union. the saying the violence must stop immediately. that's a holy sites must be fully respected, the jordanian foreign minister, weighing and remember jordan is the custodian of the muslim and christian holy sites, an eastern, occupied east jerusalem. the foreign minister saying that what happened this morning is a quote, flagrant violation of israel's responsibility as an occupying power. the un coordinator for the middle east peace process saying the publications must stop.

israel has categorize what happened today as needing to stop the violence, rioters who are quote, desecrating the site and endangering the public. these really government is saying that it was back and will safeguard the right of people to worship freely and it will not tolerate any violence inside the compound. prime minister, enough, tele bennett, is presiding over a very weak and disparate coalition. it no longer has a majority in the connected, and it's largely believe that any additional escalation inviolate in the violence will only weekend his government. natasha. thank you very much, natasha. i am talking to some younger by the east jerusalem crowds gathering garza to protest against the violence that they all are some most compound to yonah al site is there with more i pressed the god, this tread in the center of the y

a n. i said you'd never lifted out on yet, but i thought israel must pay the price for its crimes against the palestinian people. jerusalem will not remain alone amongst the resistance factions and the elk . some brigades are ready to deter the occupation and protect our people and our holy sight. the cunning feel oh courting whether there is a calm or yes, very escalation between begun israel, the funeral of a 70 euro palestinians being held in the village of hope for don and the occupied westbank is one of 6 palestinians killed in his really raid since wednesday the un

secretary general's hold for maximum restraint on for israeli and palestinian authorities to work to preserve come in abraham's been at that funeral. these are the last moments for the body of 17 year old ciocca to have it in his room here. seen the family drag, they don't want him to go for burial. yes, the mother husband saying is only 17. she didn't have enough with choke. it has just opened the barbershop in the village a few weeks ago. his brother was telling us that lately after work, he was coming home to hang pictures of palestinians who were killed by the lady who is now his picture is being hung up on. 6 the rules like this one are some sort of a regular scene here in the occupied westbank, typically in the northern part of it, as is run, is intensifying its 3 people here are telling me that this is about one escalation,

human beer. but the fuel, this misery is waging a war on their very i following closely the events that are on with him. and they believe i will have my room electric. ah, the armies been called in to help with rescuing cleanup efforts out to south africa, worst flooding in 60 years of bringing age to thousands of people left without power and water. at least 395 people have been killed and dozens more injured. government officials, st whole families are missing homes and roads will be washed away and several power plants will be damaged from a miller has more from durban. people across the province of cousin natal had perhaps a day of 2 to try and recover, retrieve some of their belongings, bold rebuilt homes that were destroyed by the flooding and mud slides. but now we

are really experiencing heavy and potentially damaging winds in this province in the city of dublin. and it's expected that the rain will return, perhaps in the evening and into saturday. and this is what's really concerning for people who have already suffered with the floods we've seen in the last few days in that, that bad with a could potentially be destructive and they have barely had time to recover so far . there about a 40000 people have been affected. some of them entirely displaced. many have tried to return to their homes, to salvage whatever they can also protect their positions. oh, but it has been difficult. there is still water and electricity out and a number of areas. the number of casualties from flooding in the philippines is also rising. a 156 people are no, no died. and more than $200.00, a missing tropical storm, ragged, dumped, heavy rain over the central late province for days. devastating entire communities emergency workers have been retrieving bodies from a coastal village destroyed by

a landslide. maggie is the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year. shall island organ reports from birby city. rescuer sellers. there were 2 landslides. the 1st one happened at 5 e. m, which gave time for some families to evacuate. the 2nd one, the sea was deadly. they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains, varying hundreds of civilians here. and this is all what's left of it. now. we've also spoken to rescuers and volunteers who see their efforts room in hampered by incessant rain. the ground is still not stable enough for a back hall machine, and they believe it may take a few more days before a full scale retrieval operations will be underway. we are with a composite group of government responders and over the past few days, they have been focused on rescue entered schuval operations around the periphery of

what they called the ground 0 of this village. it is hard to imagine that this was just a few days ago, a thriving community. there was a school at church, a playground, a gym for people who never thought that such disaster was even possible for them. now president rodrigo did, they visited the province of liter to the end. he basically promised that he is going to make sure that all the necessary resources will be given to those in desperate need of aids and assistance. still had an al jazeera cracked on and gang violence in el salvador, but find out why the new measures are also targeting journalists. ah, all of us on fair, but none of the usual military power on display. we're going to tell you about the latest celebrations in north korea. on the pittsburgh penguins are set a remarkable post season reco jim is going to have the details in this port.

ah, well there's been some near record heat for april across the united arab emirates like this temperature is pretty close to 46 degrees with at the colors on here. so the darker at the higher the temperature, peel out in a sec, give you a water look of the middle east. but look at this even on saturday, due by 40 degrees, will be the height for you. otherwise fairly calm across the middle east. we see the return of that north northwesterly wind down the gulf that could start around some sand and does, but honestly, really nothing major here. still pre monsoon heat through pakistan, temperatures in the forty's, we got some showers moving through, tied on to be expected and big drop in temperatures for ash, batches to high of 21 on saturday, looking pleasant across turkey. mostly except for western in southern areas. we'll

see a bit more cloud drift around here until he has got a hive. 24 degrees storms, really east to west, across central areas of african. let's get you further to that south right now because there is another weather warning in play for destructive rain, for the south african province of quasi luna tall. this includes durbin and really we've got a few days of rain on the cards for durbin. i don't think it's until monday that you'll see a return of the sunshine. that's a snapshot of your weather, jason. ah, ah, i don't get a get a

with african stories from african perspectives wishing the songs of con me no, ma mancha. now when i did picture with short documentary from african fill me from wanda and bookkeeper, faster so friendly with sounds of home and the coach africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah,

watching. what is it? a reminder of a top stories? this are russia's attacked military plants, new ukraine's capital, and it's wanting it could step up attacks of keith, the cranes also being warned of a heavy price to pay if russian cities are attacked. prize of worshippers of returned to alex moss for prayers. hours after his ready forces detained. 300 people there. at least a 150 palestinians have been injured. during the confrontations, south africa's army has been called in to help with rescuing cleanup efforts after the was floating in 60 years. at least 395 people have been killed and dozens more been injured. china has been warned by a senior u. s. politician that it must face consequences for backing rushes. president vladimir putin, senator lindsey graham, made the comments in tie, one of meeting present, citing when along with other american politicians. graham said neither taiwan nor the u. s. c. conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here's my promise to you and the tire

with nice people. we're going to start making china pay a great price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global significance of global consequence of global impact. and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish it ill. china's accusing the u. s. o in slamming tension and says it's going down a dangerous path by sending politicians to tie one made. how shall we're going in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan in ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos. and joseph, this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of

the cross straight relations. changing shanghai is decision to convert some apartments into quarantine centers as infuriated tenants who have been evicted. as the logs on a chinese larger said he goes on president, she's in peng assorted every one to stick to the 0 covered 19 policy. at an a you reports from beijing, police in protective gear, struggle to control an angry crowd. these shanghai residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground, begging the police not to take them away. this city of more than 25000000 people has been brought to its knees by the worst corps in a virus outbreak. china's face since the beginning of the pandemic, 300000 infections have been recorded since march looked down, which was supposed to last a few days,

is now stretching into its 3rd week with no end in sight. the once bustling commercial center is now quiet and empty, with most of the city's population, forced to stay home. supply chains are frozen. many say they're going hungry or lack necessities. great, jen has appealed to help online to get access to urgent, hot medications for her father grace it. we know it's a difficult period and the pandemic were willing to cooperate with the government and with each level of city management to fight the pandemic. but we also hope that our lives can be respected restrictions in some neighborhoods east on tuesday, but with cases continuing to climb. people allowed to go outdoors are being coursed back inside. this community worker bloss aloud speak of repeating the words, return, horn. those who test positive are sent to make shift hospitals, conditions,

and slides. some appeal bleak and crowded. fab wheaton authority say the released thousands of recovered patients this week, but thousands more remaining quarantine, dating has mobilized other provinces to help get more fresh food and other necessities to shanghai. the situation in shanghai is seen as a disastrous failure of china stick to 0 kinds of 19 policy, but authorities are sticking to it despite growing calls to change. this approach president suit in paying has caught on the country to strengthen restrictions in order to win the battle against the virus. katrina, you out is era aging. well the no sign of restrictions easing. soon concern is growing that the economic damage to world trade, shanghai accounts for around 4 percent of china's g d p. but the city has a much higher share of china's trade with the rest of the world around 10 and a half percent. china's bigger cities also the world's busiest port, a remains operational despite the lockdown,

but industry data showed than the number of vessels waiting to load a discharge. last month's sword to a record high. the greater shanghai area which includes can shine and other eastern cities is a major manufacturing hover industries and you from cars to semiconductors, vehicle manufacturers of one they might have to put the brakes and production if restrictions continue. our christopher bowlings and economists to an founder of new kite data labs. that's a think tank focusing on analyzing economic and technological data from china is joining us now from washington d. c. thank you very much indeed for being with us and what kind of impact do you think this lockdown is going to have on shanghai, but also particularly on china's economy. this is going to have a major impact on china. even though the focus is on the shanghai, we absolutely see varying levels of movement restrictions pretty much throughout the entire country. at this point, i believe there's only about 10 to 20 percent of the country that does not have

some level of movement restrictions imposed on them. so this is basically bringing the entire chinese economy to, to a very grinding, almost crawl. we mentioned that it's also is obviously a major port city as well that have been significant reductions and then i'm not much of trade that's going through those ports. what's the knock on effects from this in terms of the world economy? this is going to have a significant impact on the world economy. it be very arguable that a lot of the depletion we're seeing now was due to some of the slow downs in global trade that we saw which 7 piles up, boats outside of los angeles, outside of rotterdam, places like that. so this is going to be, even if it's that back to normal, very quickly, it's going to be 3 to 6 months to wind. basically the backup that has been created

and really get good swallowing back to the normal level. and so this really has a very ripple effect, as we've seen with primarily inflation, which is probably more, at least in large part driven by supply chain disruption. and chinese economy has been central to the presidency of season ping and the world bank. i'm just reading and tuesday at slash china's 2020 to grow forecast. it's not going to grow. it says that 5 percent this year that's sharply down from 8 point one percent. that was projected last year they i what point do you think is, what is a tipping point? do you think that that changing, paying and the leadership in china is going to reach where they realize that they're going to have to adjust this 0 covert policy or do you think they absolutely determined to stick to this? i think all evidence indicates that they are absolutely determined to stick to this plan of action. you know, if we were to see potential peaks in that they might be changing. the 1st place

that i would look is that they would be allowing different vaccines in cuz we know that the seat of a relatively low african sea and we see no movement there either. so not only are the prohibition movement and locked downs continuing quite strongly. so are the unwavering stance on vaccine. this isn't a big business alone, is it? we're talking about one would imagine hundreds of thousands, possibly much more of small businesses, which are intrinsic to any economy around the world. what do you think the long term impact of all of this is going to be on those small to medium businesses? i think, you know, starting in shanghai, i think, you know, this is what effectively amounts to an election year in china. and so typically what happens in election years in china is that they throw a lot of fiscal and monetary stimulus at it. and so this is very much out of the script in the sense that it's doing the exact opposite. it is rather surprising

that they are willing to say we're going to shut down the economy for at this point, roughly, roughly a month. so when that ripples out into traitors that are trading small, good throughout the world, this is absolutely going to have a major impact. really interesting to get to talk to him this christopher balding thank you very much indeed for being with us. and i'll just see there's a thank you very much melanie. most caron of i, as well as restrictions in south korea, are ending just a month ago. more than 600000 new infections were being reported every day. phones . larry reports from capital sol, cherry blossom season has arrived, and so have the crowds gone. other barriers to prevent groups from gathering. there are no park employees reminding people to maintain physical distancing. south korea is still reporting high number of new cases with a daily average of more than a 160000 in the last week. but the government has announced it will lift all

physical distancing rules from next monday. what am i doing wrong over 19 will not be completely over, but we are now chosing that it is the time to carefully tries to restore our daily life. again, people will still be required to wear masks, indoors, and outdoors. although the government has said it will review this in the weeks ahead. to date on id, i think it's still appropriate to wear mask indoors, but i think it's ok without one outdoors. people are keeping a distance. south korea was one of the 1st countries to experience a cove at 19 outbreak, but it was able to flatten the curve quickly with a combination of testing, tracing and treating by because of that, it never had to impose any locked downs. public health officials were also quick to revise their strategy when the highly transmissible omicron variant to cold is immune from teaser lepeu. then we transition to a system for a large scale outbreak. placing more important on a universal approach under the ordinary system,

while raising the vaccination rate and administering oral treatment to go to the like, south korea is seen as a success in terms of how it's handling the pandemic. even so officials have not let their guard down. the health ministry is offering a 2nd booster shot of the corona virus. maxine to p placed 60 and above the w h o has recently warned. the corona virus is far from becoming an endemic disease and could still trigger outbreaks around the world. florence lee al jazeera sol, north korea, celebrating the 110 sandover's, 3 of the birth of state founder came l. so, ah, that has been marked with fireworks music and dancing, but it didn't include a military parade, often used by young young to commemorate significant events. cannot son's birthday is the most important national holiday in north korea. a former british citizens been convicted for his role in an eyesore cell that kidnapped and murdered for

american hostages in syria. a u. s. to refund al sheffield sake guilty of all charges. it was part of a group known as the beatles, which was responsible for beheading journalist james folly. and stevens sought off as well as 8 workers are safe faces, life in prison. when he sentenced in august. the man accused of an attack, a new york city subway is going to remain in detention and have a psychiatric evaluation. 63 year old frank james made his 1st court appearance a day after his arrest is accused of shooting 10 people inside a train car and tuesday. more than a dozen passengers were injured. prosecutors say was the worst disruption to the cities transportation since the september the 11th attacks. and staying in the us in a prominent civil rights lawyers been hired by the family of a congolese immigrant who was shot dead after running from the police. the family say they want justice for what happened in michigan. john henry reports the father

of an unarmed michigan man killed by police is demanding prosecution of the officer who shot his son. peter lawyer who emigrated with his son from the democratic republic of the congo, spoke to reporters through a translator. oh, he police video released on wednesday captures an unnamed officer pulling over 26 year old patrick lawyer on april. 4th, saying his license plate did not match the car. i seen the car in the car as the officer tries to arrest him, he run that was on it. then a scuffle. the officer climes on leo is back captured on video by lewis passenger in the car. the officers taser goes off. missing latoya. there is an apparent struggle for control of the taser. well, then the officer reaches for his gun and fires. civil rights lawyer, ben crump,

hired by the family, calls it murder. you see a police officer? no, no. well he's, i've gotta escalate. i believe she does a minor traffic. stop it. go going, you know, i don't get into a deadly execution. grand rapids police have turned over the investigation to michigan state police woke up in the mail and i did the li by the time when i saw his video, royal because they live with my heart was really broken. now the family who sought safety in the us after fleeing war in their homeland, we'll have to go on without him. john henderson, al jazeera, florida has become the latest you are state to restrict abortions. the governor signed a law banning terminations off to 15 weeks. victoria gateway reports ah, the governor of florida chosen evangelical church in the city of kissimmee to sign

the states 15 week abortion ban into lou. currently, florida allows women to have abortions within the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. the new law comes into fulls on july. the 1st, the bill today will provide protections ah, for unborn children from abortion when the child reaches 15 weeks of gestational age. of course, these are babies that have heartbeats and that can feel pain and can move. as we said. there are some exceptions on health grounds, but no exception for rape or incest. abortion rights activists say the low disproportionately affects the most vulnerable people. ringback the fewest resources from cannot afford to travel out of state for time sensitive. i essential health care are forced to carry pregnancies and goes to child against

their will. the consequences are chemistry. several conservative states have recently joined a growing push for abortion restrictions. oklahoma's governor has signed in a total ban. the only exception is a medical emergency. kentucky is also old, but banned the procedure. you restrictions are expected to force the states to remaining abortion providers to close texas outlawed abortions up to 6 weeks. last month, the woman was arrested for murder after being reported for an alleged self induced devotion. though the charges were dropped and the bush activists are awaiting a supreme court ruling on mississippi's abortion ban. pro choice campaign is here. the court, stacked with conservative justices, may be ready to overturn roe vs wade. the decision that protects federal abortion rights. the secretary for the access to abortions has long been a divisive and deeply sql issue in the us. but the mentor m seems to be gathering

pace to challenge the choice of women across the country. victoria gate and b algae . they're like the media and el salvador is being recruited into the government's war against criminal gangs. a change in the law means gang related messages in the media. are illegal journalists say the cracked on targets, freedom of expression. here's a latin america editor, the seo newman. because these are just some of the latest alleged gang members captured by salvadoran special forces. nearly 11000 arrests in less than 3 weeks. anyone over the age of 12 suspected of belonging to a gang is brought here before being sent off to a high security prison where they are being denied legal representation mattresses and sufficient food. we are deeply concerned by the series of measures recently introduced in el salvador in response to the rise in gan killings. with a new amendment to the penal code. people like erica villanueva are also being

targeted on this day. she made the mistake of posting a tick tock video suggesting the chip along to a gang, thus, according to when you law, inciting young people to become terrorists. villanueva faces up to a 15 year prison sentence. but the government's declaration of war against el salvador is 70000 gang members. targets not just suspected gang members and sympathizers, but also the media, which has often been a harsh critic of president naive bouquet les mother, i think i'll salvatore's journalist association, close it open censorship, order for them we, i'm be worth your present. the workers leader who's a very ambiguous, violate the law unconstitutionally, because the aim is to control the narrative. the government already has the control of our institutions. the only thing that remains to control is the media and freedom of expression. ah, the penal code reform contemplates criminal charges against media outlets that we

produce, or transmit messages or statements, allegedly created by gangs that quote, could generate a state of anxiety and panic, and g o say they can also be targeted letter for their reforms are dangerous because they block all communications with the gains except by the government, not just a general escort, but also organizations that work in the community yet many ordinary each other door and support the presidents, hard line measures to reduce crime. i bought it for murder. my only hope is that there will be permit measures so that we feel more secure going to market and elsewhere. are marcia done by sunbury and decker? it's good. we're less afraid. those who aren't criminals have nothing to fear. according to official data in the last week, there hasn't been a single gang killing compared to $62.00 murders and just one day last month. and the president is wanting gangs. that is, they don't behave,

he'll take it out on their imprisoned colleagues by reducing their meals from to a day to none at all. to see newman al, jazeera stuff of the sport, his gemma. thank you, rob. there'll be no european trophies at football, selena this season. after they were sensationally knocked out in the quarter finals of the roughly by on track frank foot. boss elaina was the pre match favorite. taking a one. drill from the 1st leg into the game. the serbian international senate, coffee at school weiss, the underdogs on track. frank and my fellow boar, i got another last lane at school, twice and chime 3 such as this gets in memphis, apply, and frank, ma'am, central time, run out for boss atlanta to get a 3rd or 4th extra time. final school 32 to frankfurt on the night. they reached the semifinals for 3 on i'm on track for i'm beaten on the road this season in the right place. and i felt like home at the new campus, the gym, and size,

a lot of on it in front of an estimated 30000 of their fans, made the journey even a human animal. i'm not the type of person who normally gets involved in the life of on us, but today i really want to soak it all up and enjoy it. because as i've often said, this is the emotional rewards that you get. a sports mental trainer that no money in the world can buy. it's something that burns right here on the hot and something that you will hold dear for the rest of your life. and i will certainly keep this feeling an atmosphere from tonight until i'm hopefully up in heaven one day. these are my losses. i'm frank. we're able to attend the game by to i support is anything allocated 5000 tickets from the match? possibly to president john the porter said he was embarrassed and ashamed and apologize to the home phone. you're almost out numbered off the head coach. chaffey also said the atmosphere contributed to his team's 1st defeat in 16 matches in competition with the stock rather than, you know, i tried to tell the players that what mattered was just the pitch. but the whole situation affected us anyway. but it's not an excuse that didn't help us,

but we also couldn't compete well and it was clearly a mistake of estimating and planning. you cannot have something like that, but when you play at home, the team wants to know what happened. we would like to receive an explanation for what happened was in the fight, what chevy said, the spanish, but we're on this demo. celeste says the visiting fans once the biggest problem football selena yesterday, i think it was one of the saddest nights at the come know, it was terrible that the the pictures we could so help of the stadium with white t shirts with visitors. s reporters. it was really shopping for the fun base. it was just a picture in the biggest stadium in europe. i'm not sure it had a lot of effect in the result. honestly, everything that could go wrong went wrong. for example, the best player to pay that he got injured and without teaming to the fickle to,

to try to come from behind. they had had a huge mess to dependence for so long, and they are just trying to solve it. then i think they, they, they, they, by little, they leave at least they are doing better. but at some point in this kind of matches is that like they have some kind of child that they, they think they are both notable and, and if something can go wrong it will go wrong. the ones that are doing a lot of the job are too young without maybe too much experience in these periods. and that is another thing that is quite important. i think they are working on it and it will get better because this is not the same. europe leak and the spanish lakes and i think it's getting better, but it's not enough. so they have a problem with a physical and at some point in europe. also mentally, english club west time have reached f us major european semi final in 46 years. they stand front side me on 3 nail to advance for one on aggregate. they'll play on

track frank for next and incidentally, it was frank to also their opponents in the semifinals of the 1976 european cup when his cup, which was west and last major continental semi performance is what scottish club ranges will play. i'll be like being off my man braga, you are ready for an extra time to ranger portuguese opponents. 31, overturning a one. that deficit from 1st like is ranges and 1st appearance in the last year. 2008. it is of the chicago cubs of pulled out of buying chelsea, leaving the 3 remaining bids. the primarily club is being sold by russian raven abram of it. she's under sanctions imposed by the u. k. government chelsea ball thomas typical hopes the sale will be finalized soon. it's still a process and, and i heard that talks are still ongoing, also with the government and i'm still not involved, which i'm glad about have to say because we have

a look to focus on here. and then there's where our focus goes to. so like i said in the 1st on, so we hope that things will be sorted out as soon as possible to have clarity. but i can understand that it's not that easy. thousands of fans have gathered on the streets of a city in columbia to say good bye. it's a former national thing captain. freddie wrinkled a fine truck truck, transported the body of the football legend to his hometown of one of them on the specific coast ring. com died after he suffered severe head injuries in a car crash. earlier this week, the vehicle he was driving, collided with the bus. he was $55.00 england looking for a new test cricket captain after javert announced he stepping down from the roll off to 5 years at the helm. pressure had b building on res after he. i was so full consecutive test series defeats, including most recently a loss against the west indies and a foreigner, ashes hammering in australia. in spite of that the 31 year old house,

the record for the highest number of matches and wins is captain. the tampa bay lightning are on their way to the n h l. playoffs off to a full 3 overtime. when against the anaheim ducks, the pittsburgh penguins are all sorry, 3 to the post season. remarkably, the 16th straight year. that's the longest active street in the full major north americans, sports least, the ebay nfl and m l b being the others. pittsburgh be the new york islanders 63 to clinch that player place steph curry could returned for the golden state warriors against the denver nuggets on saturday when the 1st round of the n. b. a. playoffs begin. curry is recovering from a strained ligaments in his left foot, but his hopeful of being able to start against the nuggets. how about his dog got admits he's unsure of how many minutes you might actually gets in gang one dish. oh know what the number is. i don't, we haven't, i've heard that conversation, but we haven't talked about what it actually looks like. we have 48 hours, hopefully to figure out if i get the green light on saturday. but i'm not worried about it being

a limiting factor in terms of how are gonna approach again. and hopefully there's little wiggle room with whatever that is to see how i feel. out there. japanese baseball, sasha tawny, had a korea 1st to forget. as the los angeles angels went down to the texas rangers, a tony allowed his 1st grand slam in 37 major league starts. a grand slam is when the batter hits a high run with the bases loaded. jonah haim. it was the battering question for texas. and his 1st gray grand slam helped the ranges at wind 15 and we'll finish up with a bit of golf and canadian cory connors a gay fans. i want to cheer about on the opening day of the pga tour event in south carolina. is a t shots here at the 7th going in for hole in one. that's his full face. it since august 2020 the most. why any player on the top since that and that we support for now, i'll have more a little bit later. jenna. thank you. very much indeed,

and that is all for this news are i'm going to be back she in a couple of minutes with more and all these stories, including russia's attack on a military plant near ukraine's capital. i'm rob matheson the bye for ah, with anti fascist anti establishment and pro vomiting. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing, a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a bill bows stadia a place where political revolution rates share

a platform in ideology with violent football hooligans. read all debt on al jazeera or china, in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden whitman is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe. this your personal united states, you seriously got a walking through gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. use from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you, this is where we dissects analyze and you have to find thing. and i guess filling that out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app to get that great and tapped on. maybe a new app from our design means that you think of it in a conflicted well,

in millions of children who are abandoned abused and deprived of their basic rights and needs. is the international community doing enough. unicef, executive director catherine russell and goodwill. ambassador david beckham tool to al jazeera russia hits a military plant near ukraine's capital and warns it could step up its attacks on key. ah, i'll buy this and this is all. it is a life. doha also coming up is really forces detain at least $300.00 palestinians after confrontations are the, are like so most compound business leaders, one covered 19 lock downs in shanghai,