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a dead on missing and desperate for drinking water. we visit a flood, hit town in south africa, where people have resorted to killing it up 1st pipe. i'm here similar to the sport as to of england's football heavyweights, prepaid go, head to head bench, to sitting face liverpool in the semi finals of the f. a cup at wembley stadium. ah, we're going to begin in ukraine, where for the 2nd night, russia has launched here strike some military targets near key this time hitting a tank repair facility that says bodies continue to be discovered in areas surrounding the capital blue say the corpses of more than $900.00 civilians have been found since russian forces withdrew. russia says has taken full control of one of the last remaining ukrainian outposts in malia poll. footy shows damage and bodies around the site,

and the u. k. prime minister won't be heading to moscow any time soon. the kremlin band, boris johnson, and other top officials from entering the country. it's in response to british sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. or let's get more from charles stratford who's in the ukrainian capital. charles, let's talk about these grim discoveries that have been made in around keith to tell us more about what's going on there. yes and horrific statistics that have been announced by the ukraine and authorities, as you say, the ukranian saying that more hunt, more than $900.00 bodies have been discovered in areas around the ukrainian capital, around $180.00 locations. those bodies were found in and they're saying that the majority of them there is evidence that said these people was shot at close range. now we know that oversee the ukrainians have been pushing for some sort of international investigation. looking at war crimes,

potential war crimes committed by the russians and they have a lot of support by their western backers in that endeavor. but we also know how complicated that is. firstly, with respect to any kind of investigation, there are problems as to who would conduct such an investigation and when to start it. but of course, because of course, the war is ongoing. there already a phase, certainly amongst some people in the legal establishment who we've been in contact with, you say that say for example d, mining efforts by the ukrainian military and some of the worst effected areas could damage importance. evidence. and then of course, there's the whole issue of how a trial a potential trial would be put together. because with respect to the i, c, c, the international criminal court. neither ukraine nor russia, nor in fact the u. s. are members of that criminal court. so that poses an initial

problem, then they go out and say, well, what about using some sort of un tribunal some sort of un trial. but then let's not forget that this would potentially have to go to the security council. and russia has a veto on the security council. so there are all sorts of really monumental challenges that would have to be put or dealt with if there was to be any m, f, investigation, and trial for alleged war crimes and national forget that russia denies any culpability in the killing of these civilians accusing the ukrainians of manufacturing evidence, especially in that area of boucher where according to ukrainian officials around $350.00 of those bodies have been found. there's also been some, some, some more effect sophistic issued by the u. n. they saying with respect to civilian casualties, the u. n. a saying that more than 1900 civilians been killed between february

24th. when the invasion started up until april, the 14th, they saying $162.00 of those civilians were children. there also saying that more than 2600 people have been injured, including more than 250 children. so more actually her griffith statistics being issued today. the situation has been quite relatively in kiev, but with respect to any kind of culpability in any really transparent and sour investigation with respect to legit war crimes. huge challenges ahead. yeah. let's talk about the situation around key because we were mentioning before russia was saying that it is his it targets a close to key for a 2nd night claims that setting a tank repair facility is one of a series of attacks you've been to the site of one of those attacks just tell us what you've been seeing. we actually visited both

sites boasted the attack the night before last night. and the night before on a missile. what's in the bush in defense ministry says was a missile manufacturing facility and another attack last night, as you say on this tank repair facility. and relatively speaking on the outskirts of keith. we went down there, there was no indication of any kind of civilian damage to civilian infrastructure. we saw smoke rising from inside the plant, but it was only a couple of hours ago that the man of kiev of italy kitch go said that one person had been killed in that attack last night and a number of others injured. and it was unclear on specific as to whether that person was a civilian. all, all those people injured was civilians, an old military personnel. but it was early this morning that he basically released a statement saying that it was vital that people paid attention to and responded to

these air, raid sy, signals that we get the air raid sirens that go off quite frequently across the city. now these attacks come after warnings by the russian defense ministry. a couple of days ago, the russian defense ministry saying that the russian military would target what it described as command centers and ministry installations in the capital city. if, if the ukrainians continue to as they report the russians report continue to attack targets across the russian border inside russian. of course we have no way of confirming that but it is a sure of z indication. that said, despite the fact that russian military left this area 2 weeks ago, the capital city still remains vulnerable. the russian ministry of defense says this destroyed building was ukrainian weapons factory in the south

west outskirts of the capital cave. moscow says the plant made anti aircraft and anti ship missiles. people living nearby, say they heard at least 3 large explosions early friday morning. but i really must say, emily apologised actually pug the car, and the 2 rockets hindered one. i did not realize that there are 2 rockets coming in, but when i went out afterwards, i waited indoors for some time feeling motioning. we saw the 3rd one coming damage the car towed the tires, had the windows and was people suffered to the walls. fill out which i the attack came hours after russia said its black sea fleet flank ship. the moscow had sunk while being towed back to port after a fire cause an explosion on board. ukrainian military said it was responsible having targeted the vessel with ukrainian made net you missiles. people gathered at

a memorial ceremony for the ship in the polt city of sebastopol in russian annexed crimea. the moscow was the largest russian naval vessel to have sunk in action since world war 2 muscular dental plan anymore. and even for those who have not been impressed, moscow was a symbol for everyone action. i give them all of our power, our hope, you know, the revival of the fleet 90. well, it is the symbol of engineering and thank to fic achievement. all comes to the 4th of our average ne ukrainian army says it repelled russian army advances on at least 2 towns in the east of the country. russia has re directed its forces from cave, in an effort to seize more territory in the dumbass region. he also knew that volunteers help ukrainian soldiers pack food to be distributed to some of the many thousands of people fleeing, although still living the worst affected areas. i stay here because this my home. and so we felt people delivering food chemistry in

our town, just throwing her voicemail good. i don't know what to say. i want to move this drone footage shows destroyed residential buildings in murray or pool. the besieged polt city on the as off see his sop at 7 weeks, a bombardment by russian forces and pro russian separatists repeated attempts at securing humanitarian corridors. to rescue thousands of people trapped inside have failed. the mayor of the city estimates thousands of civilians may have been killed in the fighting ukraine's ministry of defense as russia has for the 1st time used long range bombers to attack the city. this is still fun to bring a steady rushing occupants keep carrying out aerial strike. so mary, awful, they use long range bombers. the enemy's land forces are trying to capture the

seaport, the strike on what the russian defense ministry describes as a weapons factory on the outskirts of kia is the 1st major strike by russian forces on a target around the capital city. since russian forces left the area more than 2 weeks ago, major military operations now for the time being have moved east, where there are increasing reports of an effort by the russian military to close in, around the strategically important city of slip yancey. the un says that more than 4700000 people have flayed the fighting and with no indication of any de escalation. that number is expected to rise. char stratford al jazeera cave creek is president flooding museum, and he wants more weapons from his allies to end the war. he also wants increased sanctions applied to moscow several weeks, some human if i can prove that i, he's group the next package of sanctioned against russia. must include

a russian oil band. in general, the democratic world must accept that russia's money, the energy resources is in fact, money for the destruction of democracy. when these decisions are made, we will all be able to see peace coming with military experts estimate that russia has lost nearly 3000 pieces of equipment in the conflict. and so, so sorry, reports from keep the losses are being blamed on russian tactical miscalculations and advanced weapons supplied by near to countries. tanks, headquarters, personnel carriers, tens of millions of dollars worth of equipment all destroyed. and these are just a small portion of the losses suffered by one of the most powerful armies in the world. when russia began is offensive, it hope to capture your brains capital, keep within days. but you bring his army wrists with their souls. evidently,

the russian army and genic problems with moral, with its equipment, with its training on his doctrine. and as a result was soon trans your question directly. russia has been defeated in the field to a point where it was effectively routed from the north of the country. ukrainian armed forces have taken advantage off an ambush of russian troops and columns. in less than 2 months since russia invaded ukraine, it's military. he has lost powers of soldiers, according to ukrainian officials. it's more than the united states did in his 20 years afford in afghanistan. and nearly a decade in iraq combined. they say russia has lost at least 479 tanks, 496 infant and fighting vehicles. 28 crafts for shapes. 32 helicopters, 784 tracks, vehicles and jeeps. in total,

the russians have lost nearly $3000.00 pieces of equipment, and these are considered conservative estimates. the highest proof i lost to date was the mosque was the flagship of russia's black sea fleet, losing a plant shibley's enduring a war is well really bad. it said that p r, it's bad. it's going to expect band increase of the morale of the ukrainians of the time when they are on the verge of losing her, mary, who po, when many things can be said to have gone wrong for russians. general valerie says the grain and on forces had a secret weapon. let what may be the you are not only brought yet my shore. the mobilization of our society and people's resistance are pilots who are older than 60 years old. come out and asked for jets. they retired from the on ports as a long time ago and asked, give us planes and we will destroy the russians. so morale is our formula for

success. if any forces have employed new technical weapons given to ukraine by nato allies, chief among them are portable anti tank guided missile systems, such as the u. s. may javelin, and his lighter cheaper cousin. and lo, which have been used against russian tanks with their state in effect, in the, in the turkish me to be to by dr. thrones have carried out both recognizance and strike operations. postables seem good anti aircraft. missiles have also enabled you cleaning soldiers to take out lawful i, an aircraft as technical miscalculations, misjudgment of the green of resistance, and low morale. how all contributed to russia military vulnerability in this war. these weapons are leveling the playing field. rezo said that al jazeera give that all reports russia has sent the u. s. a diplomatic note saying western on shipments to ukraine could create unpredictable consequences. the or state varman says it

won't comment on confidential notes between governments. unofficial reports from the white house joe biden has been persistent and consistent in insisting that any u. s. military aid being sent to ukraine is for defensive purposes to help the ukrainians defend themselves against russian aggression. in fact, it was a point that was made in a statement from the white house on wednesday when the united states revealed it was sending an additional $800000000.00 in military 80 ukraine. now in that shipment will be artillery pieces, artillery shells, drones and transport helicopters. and there are some who can make the argument that these can all be used in an offensive capacity. and that certainly seems to be something that concerns the russians, according to reports. here in the united states, the washington post is saying that the russians have sent a diplomatic note to the u. s. government saying that shipments by u. s. a. nito, of what they describe as the most sensitive weapon systems,

is adding fuel to the conflict and said it could have unpredictable consequences. where we have a statement from the state department saying they will not comment on diplomatic messages between governments. but the u. s. and the allies continue to send military aid to ukraine for defensive purposes. again, that key phrase, for defensive purposes. one of the most important religious and cultural sites in ukraine has chosen a novel approach to protect itself from attack by having no defense at all. among count reports from cave. just a few steps when we traveled back in time, a 1000 years since of year church is the oldest and most important religious site in eastern europe. it's the anesco heritage site. and it's easy to see why was on the whims of st.

ranisha isis of his casa bora said that we are located now in the central part of st. sophia cathedral, got a 1000 year old monument, which was built in $1011.00. it is a symbol of our state. it is both ukraine's and the world's heritage. there are many authentic, 11th century frescoes and mosaic reserved here. there is not such a large number of preserved mosaics anywhere else in eastern europe was the last. one would have been written here in front of a 6 meter mosaic image of mother or anti made out of millions of small pieces of small one of a 150 shades of different colors. really above me is an image of christ panel crater, surrounded by angels hollow. the main treasure of sofia are the authentic 1000 year old going frescoes and moses. it's impossible to take them down from the wall to put them in boxes and place in some bomb shelters. to day was him as 1000 years ago

. these mosaics are on the walls and they are priceless, maintaining these valuable frescoes. and as i x is a year round task, but since the war began, work has started to you. but one thing also stands out. unlike other important buildings, there's no defensive measures here to protect the compound, low sandbags or bloss rules. the management of the church compound has declared it a demilitarized zone, especially navine on the 1st day of the war. we had to close the museum. at the moment, all our museums are closed for visitors, and our monuments are conserved in the muzzle on the territory of the cathedral. there is no single military nor any weapons. there is only a small number of workers who maintain the facilities and official. there's a saying in arabic, trusting god, but to have it your camel saints of is hoping that it status is one of the oldest most important historical sites in eastern europe will give it some protection. however, the church compound is surrounded by strategic sites,

including key ministries. during the 2nd world war, it is said that german bombers avoided targeting the church. but today, not everyone shares the belief that if the capital is attacked again, it's cultural heritage will be sped. so much so that this is now a common sight, statues, boarded up and hidden away among car oh dessert keith lee moorehead in the news are including economic opportunity or environmental disaster. we'll plans to drill in some of africa as most sensitive ecosystems. i subdued new year. why many don't feel like celebrating of the suits of me and mar antennas. pays an emotional tribute to ukraine as the countries players appear in their latest tournament. that's coming up with peter. his sport. ah.

plans to drill for oil and democratic republic of congo, said to be alarming environmental groups. government leaders have approved the auction of 16 blocks of land for oil exploration. 9 of them are in the sensitive ecosystem of corvette st. harm in the congo river basin. it's the world's 2nd largest forester derrier. after the amazon greenpeace africa is describing congress plans as an historic arrow that must be scrapped at last year's cop $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. donor countries pledged $500000000.00 to protect congolese rain forests and he can such as an emerging market economist, and he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment in the rain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. this is right for the oil concession of the back. all the question that we're seeing in europe, and i think the company's a reasonable amount of shop business. now by putting these are,

at this point in time, we all with the question is about environment with both scenarios. due to the basic basically that the importance of the lease base has only grown the whole. the question is, you know, how with this, you know, the diet is moving in the other direction. what people realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources. oil gas accelerated by the situation ukraine and they'll be some backlash. but congress to important to just out on me. i mean, if you look in the scheme of the clue, a forest already well be well into the future. and i think people will seek some kind of accommodation.

you know, you just thought economic development. but at the same time, going to protect that, we saw it all, but i think it does. compromise will be found. emergency services are working on the closer to nicea to contain a potential environmental disaster. after a tanker sank, michelle carrying 750 tons of diesel from egypt to malta went down to seeking shelter because of bad weather. the 7 man crew was rescued, which is in government said the sunken ship situation is alarming. climate change activists are blocking our major road in paris. the let us disrupt of protest by the extinction. rebellion group is a citizen, no. the famous after 12 for the french presidential election coming up, both candidates are being urged to focus on climate change and take action. ask your teams in the philippines are continuing the search from missing people. after the tropical storm, maggie struck the islands. every room full triggered landslides that devastated

eastern and southern coastal areas. more than a 160 people have been killed and at least a 110. i'm missing jamal alan dorgan reports. ah, we are following a government emergency team that's been in the village of been diagnosed for nearly a week. hundreds of families once lived here, but a major landslide reduced a once thriving community to rubble. their work has been difficult for days. the have retrieved the bodies and the outskirts of the village and are slowly digging for more can bag. thus is just one of the many areas devastated by tropical storm maggie earlier this week. but the skill of the death damaged has shocked many and to provinces. so reeling from the effects of another typhoon, 4 months ago, president rodrigo to 30 arrived in late elite. on friday he visited hospitals,

full of rescued civilians. this smell of decaying bodies is quite overwhelming. just behind me, it is a neighborhood that rescuers took several days to access. it may seem close from where we are, but they actually had to go around and secure the perimeter in order to reach that area. now the focus of responders now have gone from rescue to retrieval. in the town of paula, mighty tess martinez lost 16 members of her family. it took several days before their bodies were retrieved, bluntly in la la la now. but but the more i still feel as if they're here, though, they're still alive, it's quite a shock. molly dog tablet also lost his daughter and 2 grandchildren. something hot and it hurts my chest, hurt. i just spoke to them that the before the martinez family has set up this tent

and just like hundreds of others here, thee are in desperate need of aid. so there is no time to grieve. jamal allan doug and al jazeera paul my lead to prov in central philippines. organs falling again and parts of south africa, still cleaning up after the worst flooding. in 60 years, rescuers continued to search for survivors, vomiting miller reports from durban. not only has the flooding killed, hundreds of people destroyed homes and businesses. it's also badly damaged infrastructure in and around the port city of dublin. here in amanda, there's been no electricity running water, or at least 5 days. and people have to queue at what is essentially a burst water pipe to connect water in buckets. many of them walking several kilometers to get they assembly desperate local. ugh,

i let you ever since the floating started, we have had no water and have to walk from far about 30 minutes to get here. and we have to go back and forth to get enough water for the laundry to cook. and we have to keep coming here watching those when we do, do i feel awkward, we spend the whole day here because when you're down there, we start fetching our own water and then we have to help others because you can see it's risky. so you have to help them. some of them are small kids and if they go down, they may get hurt by south african president. obama has describes the flooding, mud slides, and land slides as catastrophic. one of the worst incidents south africans have seen in decades more than 40000 people have been affected. some of them displaced. and it's likely that the death toll will rise in the coming days as the parties are found under rubble under destroyed homes and other buildings. there is concern about the worsening weather conditions. but for now,

the rain seems to be limited to a drizzle in many parts of the provinces, and people continue to try and mock up. but it continues to be situations like this where there's limited access to utilities, necessities and people are complaining that the government hasn't done enough to help people in situations like this. despite promises from the government that they're doing everything they can to help the people affected. well, let's get more, the situation is south africa, not here is wrong with the weather update. and let's head straight for south africa . now there is still a warning or flooding out because it is how, but the worst i feel is over, but what's on the ground is not good. it's plenty of class to read. it is still raining causal natal and in the su to oversee the cleaning operations under way. and it was a pretty tremendous event. but although there are still warnings out, the worst is down the coast from durban, where they got what they would call

a 5 warning level 5, but the better customer to and that's a good thing as well, which is, where's your house books? it have a low, a warning, it's still like rain, but it's nothing like as intense the cause was cold out there for the atmosphere that's more or less moved away now. so it's more of a standard. yes, it's wet, but it's that time, the year type of event. this is the picture on sunday. the blue represents where the rain is like to for the non shore breeze. if anything it looks like it was setting up towards sudden mozambique the specific forecast, the durban, a wet day on sunday, little wind to move it on a few showers and the brightest grounds on monday and tuesday looks better still still cold. it should be but low, twenties, and there's a bigger picture for monday. then the few shares are, are moving slowly east. we are left with sunny skies behind. i'm hoping and thinking that'll be the end of it. still, i had an al jazeera a poison pill. we're going to tell you how twitter is trying to repel the world's richest man. driving into the future. electric cars still showing new york,

but can the overtake gas guzzling walters. americans clenched the final western conference playoff spots. peter's going to show you how they did it in sport ah, mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a water scenario, there's always a force to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening page, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as they were somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera casteel in a family man. politicized by the forces of nature filmed over

4 years. i came in pharma documents, his struggle for his community survival and built a template for global action on climate change. his c lou, the climate diaries, a witness documentary on out his ear. ah ah, ah, your child, is it a reminder? what top stories this are russia launched? another round of air strikes overnight, hitting military target. they achieve in serving a tank repair facility. it's the 2nd street night a bombardment since the russian forces withdrew. police in ukraine say the bodies

of more than $900.00 civilians have been found. a marius surrounding the capital, keith, 350 of them, were discovered in the town of boucher alone. but he said many were simply executed as russian forces withdrew. rescue teams in the philippines are searching for people missing after tropical storm. maggie struck the islands more than a 160 people have been killed and at least a 110 are missing. okay, let's returned to our top story more than 300000 ukrainians have arrived in germany since the war began. for many, it's a reminder of the city in refugee crisis a time when berlin was criticized for not doing enough, but as dominic came reports, it's hoped lessons have been learned and the process goes more smoothly this time. tuesday morning in stieglitz and for larissa and her children, it's time for breakfast as ukrainian refugees. they're currently living with a host family. the transition from walls own to berlin suburb was initially hard,

but already her children are learning german and larissa says she feels this country has been very welcoming and no one you miss completed her. you know them for me. the government has been very supportive. they've given us money, health insurance. they've helped us a lot. we don't feel like refugees. we have the same rights as germans. it's help to make us feel like we have a 2nd home here in the nearly 2 months since the war began. many millions of people have fled ukraine. fewer than one in 10 of them has come to germany, making the sort of journey that millions of other refugees made in the last decade . when the people getting of trains in the big cities were mostly syrian. although the then german government said it could cope with their arrival, there were many problems. once they arrived, the 1st thing was, or that they had to stay in massacre rotation follow researching in the reception center. and that could last month, sometimes years before they found on the,

on the bell and housing. so that was a huge challenge. and the 2nd is when they come with a family kits they have to go to school. so are integrating them into school learning the language and learning though and drama. they offer the school system. although the situation for refugees here is better now that experiences etched itself onto the collective memory and forced politicians to change policy, you know, a bonus legality. and at least the new government has offered support on a large scale to the federal states. this has allowed us to give refugees better opportunities for integration. this is a clear message. we're doing a better, we're doing it differently. and we've learned from the mistakes of the pastor. there is another important difference between them. and now ukrainians have the right to visa free travel across much of the e. u. syrians do not. which helps to explain why most of the ukrainian

refugees in europe have not come to germany. whereas most of the syrians did so when ministers say that they are dealing with the problems now better that might in parts be because the need for resources is being tested far less than it was back then. dominant came al, jazeera, berlin, israeli police released more than $400.00 palestinians detained during friday. prayers of the alex, a mosque 30 remain in custody around a 150 others were injured. when israeli police fire tear gas and rubber bullets, neighboring jordan, the custodian of the holy site and occupied east jerusalem condemns the raid as a flagrant violation. local media, in se afghanistan say the pakistan air force has killed at least 30 people. women and children are reported to be among the dead in hosp province with explosions, howard nearby in corner province. the pakistani government hasn't commented on the reports which follow recent fighting with the pakistani taliban supporters of the

pakistan people's party have been celebrating the ousting of prime minister among khan and his government. hundreds rallied outside the pot. his headquarters in karachi. com was removed from office almost a week ago after losing a no confidence vote. it was replaced by opposition, politician shabbas sharif, shoreline cans and are suffering fuel rationing. as the economic crisis worsens, car drivers are limited to 20 liters of petrol stations, while motorcyclists can only buy 4 prices for fuel, food and medicine are storing an electricity blackouts, a common. the island in the brink of bankruptcy, protested so spent weeks to monday. the resignation of the president and the prime minister at the moment. yeah. i know. guess what? okay. i mean expensive for years and years there i'd spoke to

government has been taking money from us in earlier stealing from us and we are sick and tired of it. any, because these are, there's so much nepotism here. the primary stand president of brothers and really want them to go away from here because i, because when i don't know, most of us don't see any prospect will our nation of honors. amir mars military law government calling for an official boycott of official new year events remark a combination of days of celebrations, including what's usually a water festival, but this week as look very different. as alex o'brien reports me on mars new year before the qu, streets full of people, several days of partying and throwing water, ending in traditional celebrations. but this year in march of the biggest city yang gone, it's quieter. many choosing to stay at home,

answering the opposition call to boycott events organized by the military leadership. yeah, we have civil wars in many places of the country. we should not be happy while others are in trouble. thus why we're showing our solidarity with them. for many and me and my it's not a happy start to their new year after yet another 12 months spent under military rule. another 365 days living in the shadows. this woman is too scared to show her face. you did, you know, and you know, you really, we don't have the chance to enjoy the festival, like those in neighboring countries. but we are in the middle of a revolution and people are joining in. we are proud of that. there are no longer daily protests in me, emma, which began when the military seized power in february, last year. a subsequent brutal crackdown against the demonstrators means more often

. now, resistance is shown by their absence monitoring group, se security forces have killed hundreds of people and raised entire villages. determined to suppress any form of descent, several 1000 people fled into neighboring countries. about 200000 others are displaced in myanmar. it is into the soul, austin ya, people. how they have been really, who glides you every way is still going on. either all nodes which they had once bought this web browser. so this guy wrote, former was a long way. the military did organize some celebrations, but few attended security was tight and the mood reported to be tense. local people

believe this is a cleansing ritual, and the water washes away bad luck and changes behavior. those who stand against the military and hoping to see it does indeed bring change and peace. alexey o'brien al jazeera, the students may be quiet and me and mar, but an indian and mr. kashmir. it's a very different story entirely. oh, soupy muslims let torches outside a shrine to celebrate the local new year. the centuries old ceremony known as his or 1st of all is the traditional start of preparations for springtime. farm by minister singapore has responded to speculation about who's going to replace him after 18 years in par this and long says finance minister lawrence wong is poised to be his successor. that's expected to happen when one's named as leader of the ruling party. bruce of u. s. police video showing a white officer shooting a black man on the head of provoked protests blues that say patrick lawyer was

killed during a struggle after running from a traffic stop in grand rapids, michigan. the family of the congo. these immigrants he was killed like an animal, no demanding police chiefs publicly name the white officer who fired the fatal shot . twitter has adopted a so called poison pill plan to fight an attempt by billionaire long musk to take it over. the board says that if muska clients more than 15 percent of the firm stock, it'll flood the market with shares, and that will make a bio much more difficult. jim anderson's of social media and technology expert, he says, must has forced twitter executives into taking action. it's a very uncomfortable position when the world's richest man says he doesn't have confidence in the management team that specifically, that's probably a pretty uncomfortable position for the theo to, to be. and, but he's, i think done a nice job, at least in his messaging to twitter, employee. thank look, there are a lot of distractions, but our day to day job hasn't changed. we have customers, we have a product,

we need to keep doing what we're doing. and it's easier said than done for sure. but ultimately, you know, this is a little bit of a slide show. it's an enormously consequential slide show, depending on how it turns out. or it could just turn out to be nothing. and you know, one thing we have definitely seen about 11 months because he loves the spotlight and he's shown the ability to effectively hijacked the new cycle by doing these things, making the tweet, making these offers. and i think you very much enjoy being provocative or in that regard and twitter is not defenseless, but they're, they're certainly at the mercy of whatever you want is going to do. they're going to have to react. one of the biggest car shows in america has returned option to your absence because of the pandemic. and you don't have to look too hard to see a shift to electric vehicles on the reports from new york. much of this year's new york international auto show has been taken over by electric vehicles or e v. 's as they're known. although more americans are buying

e v 's. they're still not as popular as in europe. sales doubled last year, but still only account for about 4 percent of all new vehicles sold. but automakers remain bullish on the future of electric, the lifestyle leaving the house every day with a faulty a full battery from your house. that's a luxury just by itself. but electric vehicle manufacturers face many problems, one is the worn ukraine has up ended, commodity prices and supply chains. nicole, for example, has skyrocketed in price at one point last month, jumping over 90 percent. nickel is an essential component for evie batteries. those materials that russia is strongly associated with will become short supply, either now or in the future, that includes items like radium, includes things like nickel, minium, those kind of resources, and you will have the effect of pushing prices. of course, there's also the problem of a lack of charging stations. this is

a map of new york state and all of the dots represent where the government is planning to build more electric vehicle charging stations. but according to a new report by the department of transportation, just new york city will need a 1000 new charging ports like this one by 2025 and up 210000 more of these by 2030, just to meet potential demand. there is also the cost electric vehicles are on average $10000.00 more expensive to buy than gas powered cars. but even it's urge buyers to focus on longer term savings. the ownership costs are massively less than buying a internal combustion or, or ice, a car. you don't have any oil changes, your maintenance costs are inherently going to be lower. take a closer look around the auto show and there are signs of promise, but also signs that weaning americans off their gas guzzling cars and trucks may

have a little way to go. but how do i get it? gabriel's rondo al jazeera new york. so i had an al jazeera warm welcome back to earth as chinese astronauts complete their record breaking mission and catch it. if you can, hollywood royalty helps out the cleveland god uses. they play their 1st home game under the new men. peter's going to have that story in the sport. ah. the world is warming, and green lynn's ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war pulse greenland, the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera. on counting the cost latin, america's inflation nightmare returns come governments bring prices down. lebanon

reaches a draft deal of the i a map that will the nation implement reforms, and my staff because worst crisis in a decade. oh, fun, the much needed aids. counting the cost on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. said momentum want lucy. algebra will bring you the needs and current affairs that matter to you. how does in europe, lou ah, 3 chinese astronauts are back on earth after

a record breaking 6 miles mission to china's newest space station. as is excluded from the international space station, china's going it along with it's multi $1000000000.00 space program or a burden. molly has more logo touched down in north china's in a mongolia both 3 taken out. that's chinese astronauts are on solid ground up to 6 months in space. first to be pulled out of the cap. phil mission, commander, judging, gone. go here. she was you. we thank president changing, paying for his concern and care. we thank the people for the support and encouragement bill, not her. he was followed by colleagues, one yapping and yag, wong firm the shunt jo, 13 mission recorded a few. furth, for china, one became the 1st chinese woman to complete, a space was told and was china's longest crude missions i t ah, they should launch from j kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert. in mid

october. hours later, it dropped china's unfinished orbital space station tan gone. there the astronauts got to work carrying out experiments. i'm preparing for the construction of new staff modules and delivering fine flexion. that includes answering questions, please keep students back on her. so what's next for beijing? while china has put billions of dollars into space programs, it hopes to sent humans to the moon by 2029 and build a base them for it. but for now, the take not trio have wrapped up their mission and will no doubt be spending time adjusting to gravity. here on earth lore about manly outer theera. iris barriers to space journals, leo and right explains why countries are came to join the space race. the still question, the test space has a military dimension and all the great space superpowers. and indeed some of the

smaller european players and people such as israel at sea space as an important military asset. apathy as a tacky on ought to return that last night. the p or element of that i think, was very striking at the television coverage was really extraordinary. and that was a political statement as saying that china has the confidence in its technology to show it to the world in real time. war fighting as the experts call it requires space assets nowadays. that's where the lingo that the military planners use it. in other words, basically as the soldier on the ground in a modern army couldn't really operate at without military satellites in orbit providing with information. and with communications back to base,

so that space is now an intrinsic part of every war. unfortunately. and for that reason there's a growing recognition that sooner or later, we are going to see wars spilling over into space with potentially the disabling our destruction of enemy satellites. and the americans are very worried now about the potential for somebody, for instance, they have huge satellites in what we call geosynchronous orbit, very far away from the earth. the chinese recently demonstrations an ability to fly out to that's that area of space and to move between satellites. and if you can do math, you can start interfering with other people, satellites. and that's the sort of thing. all the space powers are very concerned about side with his board in his peter. well thank you very much. we begin with a meeting of 2 english football heavy weights. later as mentioned,

the city and liverpool faced each other in the f, a cup semi finals. they needed wimbly to decide which one of them will reach next month's f, a comp final. it's the latest chapter in the epic rivalry with the 2 themes separated by a single point at the top of the premier league having played out a draw just last sunday. but the fixtures are piling up for the teams who both reached the semifinals of the champions league earlier in the week. that's what have 9 matches to play in april alone, that he's boss is not making excuses. we've found in dallas estate just every season like this and we were through and we went through and, and we're going to perform well. and i said to the players as a one, an excuse or the one to find in dallas. he tuition could have be better is what it is by massive competition. left a massive competition. yeah. spoke about that before. so it's a buffet so probably couldn't get it didn't even go to the semi yet. so the 1st

experience in the 75 family, but by the lady never in the english premier league taught them have stumbled in their champions. city chase have been beaten. one know by mid table brighten alejandro thraso with a late winter in the 89 minute furthest and 4th, but only 3 points ahead of arsenal who play later. why is this ukranian football team shattered on yet have been playing the latest match on their global tour? of peace this time in poland checked our who were based in eastern ukraine before the invasion, replaced the player names on the back of their shirts with the names of cities hit by wool. a 12 year old substitute was the star of the show during their charity friendly against live here daina. the metro keta fled is hometown of to marry a pole of the spinning 10 days hiding in the cities drama theatre. as russian forces bombarded the city boys food in the last minute of the game,

which the next 13 to the war, and ukraine was very much at the center of an emotional opening ceremony for tennis is billie jean king cup qualifier between the usa and ukraine. ha ha. the ukranian national anthem left some of the ukrainian players emotional as they stood on court following the ceremony. the 2 teams turned their attention back to tennis, which started with a marathon 30 point 1st. se tie break that went on for 27 minutes before alison risk came to the fit of a diana? yes them sca risk closed out the match 7675. before her teammate jessica peculiar also beat caterina's of that's got to give the usa a tune, a lead going in success rate of a single i think there was a j. i with any one on our team standing there. not just for our anthem, but obviously for ukraine's, ah, it's just a touching tie to be

a partner. and i'm very honored to be here and down very hard to get this match today. i will. number one eager fiance can secured poland place in november's final. so the 1st time she on take handed romania is andrea, please, zachary, you a 6 love, 6 love thrashing to secure a 3 know unassailable lead in where ty, 2 of the most exciting plays in men's tennis will face each other in the monte carlo marsters. semifinals on saturday, will them a 5 step on a fitzy bus kept his title defense alive when he came through a 3 set match with the egg of schwartz men, the argentine brought 6 of us twice to get full love up in the deciding said only for the argentine to lou, 6 straight games and the match sits. marcella for last will meeting with will. number 3. alexander said it in the n. b a. the atlanta hawks with the cleveland cavaliers to clinch the eastern conferences. 8 seed play off the new orleans pelicans secured the 8 seed in the west. an answer to

a broadway 2 against los angeles clippers on friday. unions trailed by 13 points in the 4th quarter. but thanks to 30 points by brandon ingram, they eventually trying to 1051 on one. the 1st time in 4 years, the pelicans, the 3 to the post season of face, the phoenix suns in the 1st round. major league baseball, celebrated jackie robinson day on friday this year. it marked 75 years since robinson became the 1st black player in the major leagues, turned out for the brooklyn dodgers. who today are based in los angeles and war number 42 in honor of robinson all the place across the league wall that very same number in fridays games. there was a bit of history in cleveland to where the guardians played at home for the 1st on using the real name. hollywood star tom hanks. throughout the ceremonial 1st pitch cleveland changed the name from the indians because of its racially insensitive connotations. unfortunately for the guardians, they were beaten for one on this occasion by the san francisco giants elsewhere

show. hey o tony recovered from giving away a grand slam. the previous game, the hidden 2 home runs on friday is also the japanese stars, 1st homers of the season. interestingly, angels manager, joe madden ordered a bass, it's loaded intentional walk in the 4th in you can see it. say the 3rd time this has happened in the major since 1950 and a gave the range of the 4 to lead at that point. but the angels overturned that to eventually when $96.00 in the end it's 9 winds in a row. now in the n h l for the florida panthers, on friday they hammered the winnie big jets, 61, jonathan hugo, and good stuff falling both school. the 2 girls for florida who are the top team in the atlantic division. the panthers have already changed to player position as for the jets. they are outside of the play of places and look unlikely to make the post season. elsewhere the lake mike bossy was honored in the new york islanders game at

the montreal canadians. the hall of fame died on thursday from lung cancer. basi help the islanders when stanley kept for years in a row in the 1980 new york were 3 nothing. when as existing on monday, the boston marathon will take place on a traditional april date for the 1st time in 3 years because of covered 90 in the race has been cancelled or delayed since 2019. the field is full of previous champions and olympic medalists and is expected to make for a fast race. an upcoming australian sofa has pulled up a major upset of bells, beach home style jack robinson was up against a olympic champion. he talavera in the quarter finals. robinson could wave in a last gasp, effort finished on the siren to snatch the wind from his brazilian rival. ferrera was far from impressed by the result smashing his board into lockers as he exits of the competition. because that's what you do when you lose rob richard, thank you for watching deed and that's it for this is our, i'm going to be back in

a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. don't forget to website al jazeera dot com on roberson. your bye. ah. the scars of whom would yugoslavia civil wars run deep? but for years the balkans had managed to keep a fragile piece. now with ukraine, a light in europe on high alert for russian meddling. the mood is uneasy. people in power travels to pose via with threats to secede by serb leader miller rat. due date of ignited fears. that conflict could return bosnia. testing the piece on al jazeera, a pink lake nitika, attract tourists and under pins the local economy. thousands depend on its precious souls. al jazeera well explored the major environmental issues above and

below the surface that threatened lake red bus, very existence. center goals, ping plate. on out just here in the run up to worth day al jazeera showcase his life discussion programs and special documentaries, exploring the issues behind human caused climate change. climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt. whitney screens a series of inspirational films, stories told for the eyes of those at the forefront planet i so as visits greenland to investigate how local communities are adapting to the alarming rate of melting ice. never before in human history has the months prestige, environment of the arctic. food in such peril, al jazeera well documents the devastating impacts of climate change on

a lake and center goal and rivers in iraq. and the st asks how societies can respond to global warming. the climate emergency, a season of special programming. anal josie ah, russia says it's carried out air strikes, hitting a military factory in the ukrainian capital cave. ah, little about this, and this is all it is here alive from doha. and also coming up more than 900 bodies or find in the key region after russian forces withdrawal. please say victims have been executed devastation in the philippines as landslides triggered by a tropical storm wipe out homes. many are dead.