that we've been taught them, i feel like that's potentially a really exciting prospect studio be unscripted on al jazeera. ah. in a marathon briefing inside a key of metro station, ukraine's president renews his, offered a whole talks with russia to end the war. ah, lo, i'm mary, i'm noisy in london, you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. ukrainian video shows life in a bunker and as of style still works. where women and children have been sheltering for more than 7 weeks. 8 civilians including a child killed in russia as strikes in the course of odessa. moscow says a weapons facility was the target and florida's governor strips. disney of its

special status in orlando as a route of a sexual orientation. lessons and school deepens. ah, well welcome to the program inclines, president law to miss lance kiss insisted on a meeting with rushes of. let him a person to try and, and the war in his country. but he said these talks would be abandoned if soldiers in the city of mario pole were killed, brush as renewed it's offensive. and merry poll trying to put down fierce resistance from fighters in the ass off stealth steel works. he described the fighting facility on saturday as one of the hardest days. this city has seen. lensky made the comments at metro station and ukraine's capital mighty police besiege it's a very difficult siege. today is one of the most difficult days. i keep shilling from the see from the ground everywhere. from that tanks from their artillery,

from the aircraft, or the mayor's office in my pulse as an attempt to evacuate more civilians failed on saturday because of russian shelling, nearly 2000 ukrainian troops. possibly a 1000 civilians as well. a hold up in the south still works, which is believed to now be encircled by russian troops who just launched another a sold i'll just there is a dean bomba has more to be making their way to the leper dated on the ground bunker. these pictures from the as often tally and cranes armed forces over again, they appear to show soldiers bringing food for women and children. but this is somewhere in the as off style steel plants, the last remaining part of mary paul, not the russian control. the soldiers say they brought gifts for the kids, but what they really want is to see the outside world relative to the voice. we've been playing games on the phone, cisco, but we want to go home. we want to see the sun,

the initiative. this gills father worked here. now she and her mother, a sheltering in the bunker, after leaving her grandparents behind. they've been here for almost 8 weeks. a soldier mentioned is a possibility of being evacuated to safety. we hope so. we're running out of food, comes the reply on friday, russian forces took generalist a part of the industrial complex that's been badly. damaged video apparently shows a shell exploding other pictures also showed black smoke rising from the site. most of maria pole has been destroyed by weeks of russian bombardment and intense street fighting as the kremlin set, the city had returned to normal. some civilians ventured out from shelters. but while you are a little silly, i've stayed in the basement. everything's been blown out. you 3 more shells blasted nearby yesterday. one person was crushed at the risk if it's filed and an elderly woman died to the human cost of the onslaught is still emerging. satellite images

just released but taken at the end of last month, a said to show large, freshly dug trenches in a cemetery, east of merrier pole. the local man as accused russian forces of burying bodies in mass graves. these chechen fighters claimed to have cleansed them, destroyed mario pole along with russian forces. the video was posted on social media by rums and carrier roth, head of the republic of chechnya, and a key ally to president putin. but ukraine says, tens of thousands of civilians have been killed here with a 100000 still trapped. and these children don't know when they can go home. or if they even have one. nadine baba algae 00 or her elsewhere in ukraine. at least 8 people have been killed in miss l strikes and ukraine. southern port city of death, a further 18 were injured in the attack which targeted a military facility and to residential buildings. senior ukrainian official says

it's likely that there will be more fatalities from this. algeria. fighting cancer is in destiny. a residential tower that was hit usually is less current. alma benny . we've just arrived in this neighborhood in odessa. that's been hit with a cruise missile. this residential building was struck by at least one miss saline where you are living. residents are being evacuated as smoke plumes continue to fill the skies above us. there's a heavy presence of fire ambulance and rescue cruise on the scene. we're trying to examine the aftermath of the security measures here are very tight. earlier we saw for cruise missiles in the skies over a desa. the district military spokesman said the ukrainian defense is shot, 2 of them down. we tried to get closer to the source of the smoke where the missile hit, but security personnel denied access man out a poor had to had to have law. and what we do know so far is that this residential area was hit. there is an overwhelming sense of panic. this fire crew came out of the building and you can see their faces smeared. they're heading back to the fire

team assembly point on him connected. ah, now more than a 100 people have been killed in southern nigeria after an explosion at an illegal oil refining facility. it happened over night in river state, minister for petroleum, says the victims were burnt beyond recognition. illegally tapping oil pipelines has become an attract an attractive source of income in the south, which has a high rate of unemployment funerals been held for a shrunken man who was killed when police fired at protest. as on tuesday, demonstrators have been on the streets for weeks frustrated by the worst economic crisis. the country has seen since independence been al fernandez reports now from the town of ramble karna, strumming. the luxury was shot by police on tuesday during a fuel shortage protest. a friend of the 42 year old father of 2 explains what he

saw bicycling under. under that i saw him running after trying to retrieve his bicycle, made worse than the policeman shot it. he fell on the ground and then i saw the same policeman chasing people and firing a senior officer was telling them to keep firing and they did it on sunday. feet of luck, john was the family's men breadwinner, his wife brown, guinea and 2 genie children are in shock. me mama, delegate of with their hands. either net. i'll be waiting till justice is done for what happened to my husband. me. i don't know if that'll happen, but it should say some day, right, so that what happened to me mustn't happen to another person. the testers rallied and rumbled can earlier this week to condemn the shortage of fuel and large increases in the price of essential items. tensions escalated as police attempted to disperse the crowd. a police commander has admitted giving the order to shoot casualties were rushed to hospital. the shooting has raised concerns both here and abroad. with the police chief been summoned before the human rights commission,

a senior buddhist priest at the funeral, condemned the killing. sa, i. it's because of the wrongful actions of an extremely immoral and extremely selfish government that is allowed lawlessness to rain and that luxury lost his life. these rules have no understanding of good and evil. that's why they've made fraud corruption and robbery. their power and strength following widespread protest against the islands, worst economic crisis since independence. 74 years ago, president got our b. roger pox a has re shuffled his cabinet, choosing a majority of new faces. he's also admitted to making several mistakes. but for more sher lumpkins, it comes to late protest, continuing around the country by thousands of people like chum in the luck. chung who had been trying for days to opt in fuel for his laurie. we to you as to make a living rather than scare people away, protest her say his death will only serve to make their fight stronger. to get the

government to go. a minute. fernandez al jazeera rumble, colonel union officials in garza or a sang. israel is unjustly penalizing palestinian workers. israel has closed the arrows crossing on the garzon border. the only way palace in workers from gaza can enter israel. the decision came after rockets were 5 towards israel from the blockaded territory on friday. workers union se, closing the crossing during ramadan hurts cars is already struggling. economy. israel has said, has not said when it will reopen the heiress crossing. when new rules governing harmful content on the internet ought to come into force and the european union regulation means tech firms will be responsible for moving illegal content. it also bands advertising aimed at children or based on religion, gender and race. companies could pay hefty fines if they don't comply will. under the new regulations, governments can request companies remove content that promotes terrorism,

child sex abuse and commercial scams. social media platforms like facebook and twitter, we'll have to make it easier for uses to flag harmful content. that will also apply to e commerce companies like amazon for counterfeit or unsafe products. companies will be banned from using deceptive techniques or sign up for services repeated breaches could also see the ban from trading in the you altogether. yaneth bark is the commission spokesperson for the digital economy. explain to us how this floor is going to be enforced obligations of the go. the size size matters in that term. so if you reach more than 10 percent of the populations would have been $45.00 mean uses you have, you are very large on that platforms by definition, but, and then do you have additional requirements? and that, for example, includes a risk assessment that is done regularly every year. and you have to check what was do you have the only relate that say to illegal conduct. so

a speech but also harmful content. so think about teenagers and eating disorders. so it's something that is not, it's a per se, illegal harmful to people, all this information and it will not only have to be assessed but also mitigated. and then of course, if for the authenticator, and then that can be find a 6 percent of what the turnover is. the capital find is quite a lot of money. and even if that's done doesn't work and it would be more, right? you wouldn't even be a better off of a form, but it was in extreme cases. i think we have been limited positive. this is really a link marker there legislation. it was international from us for example, it out of the many people who, who spoke of it to you about this new law. and i think i can set up a level and this can be the next. i will send that if you want. when it comes to perform regulation,

twitter is banned ads that deny the science on climate change. companies that misleading information can undermine efforts to protect the planet. as an indication in your policy will affect what, what he says, allow to post. google already has a similar ads policy in place, active as a climate change, denial spreads on checks on facebook. al florida restriping the war. walt disney of the right to self govern its theme parks. this could mean the entertainment giant pays a lot more tax in the future. critics, a governor on desantis is retaliating against disney's opposition to a law limiting the teaching of l g b t issues and schools. alexia bryan, explains. oh, florida's magic kingdom no longer the happiest place on earth for disney. after the states governor rhonda santa signed legislation dissolving the company so called spatial status, they're going to pay more taxes as

a result of ever since the 1960s. the disney world resort had been effectively its own city controlling everything on its sprawling property from roads to rubbish collection. the moved to change that could have huge financial implications for disney who series of theme parks of transformed orlando to one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. could also cause big problems for the cities where disney properties are located. since they'll now have to offer those services. oh, but critics say it's less about tax than tit for tat. after disney, one of the state's largest employers spoke out against a new law passed by the governor and the states republican controlled legislature. it bars teaching on gender identity and sexual orientation, and schools. the children aged between 5 and 9 years old and makes it more difficult for schools to raise the topic with all the children. we believe an important component of freedom is that in the state of florida,

is the freedom from having oppressive idiology opposed upon you without your consent, whether it be in the classroom or whether it be in the workplace. and we decided to do something about it. opponents call it the don't say gay law warning, it could hurt l g b t students or their families. they criticized disney for initially staying quiet, but the public outcry and walk out my staff nationwide. so management condemned the law as a challenge to basic human rights. far right. activists and support is a former president. donald trump have rallied against disney, referring to florida, as dissenters land is always one school august says negotiated or to get busy to start getting a ball. these culture were issues or because up until recently, disney in the republican already had a really strong relationship. it's unclear exactly how the legislation could her

disney's profits. 80000 work is in florida. oh, it's millions of customers. some analysts have called it a political tantrum by de santis. he's a potential presidential candidate in 2020 full warning. it could backfire. think of all the other businesses that rely on whether they're restaurants, rental cars, hotels, everything's connected, and when you take a stance like this, you don't merely affect that one company. you are all those other companies, the changes it to come into force in june next year. so far, the company famous, the mickey mouse and co has declined to comment alex there brian al jazeera. as much marcella bring you on the program. we're going to be focusing on india as the economy comes back to life after emerging from corona virus restrictions, bonds, women work has still been shutout. ah,

there whether in spain's been miserable these last few days, i didn't see the temperature or the single figures on saturday, raining all day in madrid. and it's because this low is going through now, it is moving through, which means you've got an improvement coming through for later in the weekend. i think the subtle, we have to be 17 in madrid. the rain still falling this time in france, it spread through germany. up towards poland. it's enormously in between the 2 the outs, so you get some spring snow, but it is warm at the south. 21 in calgary, 24 in athens, 25 in bucharest. now this feels more like early summer, but north of it all is caught a cold wind. so yes, we're in the teens and a few places. but if you standing in the wind on the east coast of a man that is quite a colbert, london does get 16 agreed. but this rain falling in prague and it's only about 13 in hamburg and berlin. the bigger picture on monday sees more the same,

the constant of europe, outbreaks of rain, an awful lot of cloud cloud, a cold in the north, warm in the safe and 20 in the trip there. most of north africa, of course, is dry. at the moment, the winds, not that strong, were waiting for these big shouts, moving a long way off into the cell, which they have done for until they get there is too very halt, particularly in senegal and the gambia. ah, in the foot i lands of whom i mesopotamia when the 1st settlements foamed the cradle of civilization. iraqi is depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries . can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by war and pollution. out of their world reveals how the man may decline of one of history's most famed ancient environments, leaving its peoples struggling to survive iraq's dying rivers.

oh, i look at the main story. so following this, our ukraine's present ramirez the landscape insisted on a meeting with marshes, let him of putin to try and the war and his country. but he said, talks will be abandoned. as soldiers in the city of merrier pole were killed. ukrainian officials, the sang russian troops have launched another assault on variables, law stronghold of ukrainian forces. this is the shelters beneath the as of self steelworks, nearly 2000 ukrainian soldiers and a 1000 civilians hold up in the plant and around the top story to sell more than 100 people have been killed and sell the nigeria offered explosion as an illegal

oil refining facility and river state. the minister of petroleum says the victims were beyond recognition. now in the east, russian forces are trying to take the village by village across a wide front line charts rough it has more on what's been happening. value ports from is the chunks in east in the ukraine. the, the soldiers said that had been the law in shelling. so we drove into the c chance . slack heaps from one of the many coal mines, the don bass region skull. the skylight military vehicles drive down virtually empty streets. splintered tree shows where a russian shell exploded. businesses bought it up or destroyed. the sign on the bunker door says children inside, but even the children are no longer here. russian forces either control or of fighting for control of numerous nearby towns and villages. but as is often the

case, there are always a few who refuse or can't flee the fighting. sergey and his wife ludmilla, have lived in lucy chance with their pants for more than 20 years. they play potatoes in the spring sunshine. sergey shows is his boarded, broken windows, and the damage is shell landing near by. it was home. yes. does a good, i tell no money i, he'll live here for years in my wife has carried 2 strokes. me where i can i go without money except into slavery with our relatives have all flat, sauntered negro. no example to live here for 4 years. and this shows just how much danger people who remain here are in line. dennis goes the vehicles in the vehicle, round olives, half gallon coming. so we just drove in to lucy chance. and as we were

coming in through the outskirts shelling now that in coming shells lighting very close to building t, there's very few civilians on the streets. the military side has been showing this morning, but there had been a gap in that showing that things have been caught. it certainly seems as if there is another escalation happening right now. later, we will back into town using the high walls as cover locals. tell us this home and business was hit the night before. russian forces want control. alyssa chance they have failed so far. down a bank street, we find 18000000. you. you do you college? i show you guys. why should i leave? could ok. i have no way to go there though. my wife has left. if the war ends and i am still alive, she might come back. because i don't know to blame for this. kid all stands at his

gate as we leave. said again and luc miller continue working in the garden. the shilling is worse. they say at night charleston offered out his ear. lucy chanced eastern ukraine and i continued farmers of blocking roads and the capital in protest against export taxes and agricultural products. they have to pay levies up to 33 percent on exports of soybeans in grains trays of bo, as at a protest, and what is ours? and we often speak about this sort of global food crisis. it's playing out right now to raise as a result of rushes, invasion of ukraine. tell us why conditions are getting worse performs over there. well, that's correct. there's lots of tension between items that we call sector and the government of precedent. we've been seeing tractors which isn't uncommon site here

in the city of when a site you can see them wide behind me in front of the president. so kind of around plenty of them to let you thing across argentine when the cited at the city of the site is hundreds of farmers and hundreds of people that are gathered here to show their support for what they say. i did productive factors for what been going on is there's a historical pension that exist between our new government, but acquisition and seen farmer, there's only guards among other things, and the farming sectors in this country. back in march, the government announced and increasing taxes for flower and for being oil and flower for exports of both products. then there's been an announcement, for example, that the government plans to increase taxes on extraordinary earnings. among other things that government has said that they do not understand this process because there's no taxes have been around that specifically affect farmers. however,

the people are on the alert because they know that the prices of grain are increasing, the price of food is increasing. in fact, the bottom of that has been problem with around the 7 percent inflation rates last month, which is something that affects everyone. so the government has announced that they might increase some to assist and stuff that i for, for the, for this is something that angers many people hear. mostly because they say that it is affecting their kept up city to deal with. it's affecting argentina, productive sector, they're already paying taxes for taxes. they're paying their exchange rate control, which means that the farmers are paid half the rate of the real value of the us dollars, among other things. so that's why they're saying that this is a warning for the government. they plan to increase taxes. they're going to be here on the street, protesting against the administration of a lot of different numbers. oh, thank you very much to raise. we're reporting to them from one desire as well. now in these economies picking up pace,

now that to most of it's kind of in 1900 restrictions have been lifted. that's helping to improve unemployment figures, but not for women. as elizabeth prom reports now from new delhi, giving students at the university of delhi lineup for interviews at a job fair around $20000.00 have registered to attend in the hopes of finding work that includes 20 year old cheating them on hold for who's doing a bachelor of commerce, after graduation it is impossible to get off the brewing because there's nothing in the market that's doing $1.00 and $5.00 university graduates in india unemployed because of a lack of jobs. if chief mac can find one, she will join an even smaller percentage of indian woman who employed the international naval organization ranks and the a $171.00 out of $180.00 countries for participation of women in the workforce. the center for monitoring indian economies is only around 10 percent of indian women are employed. women also face

family and societal pressures. india has the wolves, highest ratio of women doing unpaid domestic work compared to men. 22 year old consume ansari's studying education and the hopes of becoming a teacher in the future to be secure because i can secure my future and support my family. we are 4 sisters and our father has put in a lot of effort to educate all of us. so i want to support my family and do something for myself. but calls him father says her future isn't in her hands alone . don't know what he's going to be cutting. my 2 daughters were doing the bachelor in education that they want to study and i want them to know. hopefully they'll get a job when they get mad at the in laws will decide about whether they can continue with this studies on what they do know it's up to them. they cannot jobs. economists say, attitudes towards women working aren't as big a barrier as a lack of jobs, a safe working environment and public transportation. the problem is not like,

women are more than happy to come up to what the problem is. that ain't and i've good jobs. so the government obviously does need to provide more jobs because it has to provide the services all the people of india. indian government promised to create 6000000 jobs the next 5 years when it released its latest budget. experts say prioritizing women and that plan would dramatically improve the world's fist largest economy. elizabeth koran m al jazeera new delhi, a miniature book unseen for more than a century has gone on sale and new york. as part of a major book, fat showcasing everything from novels to maps, even handwritten notes, as long as not old gabriel alexander has the details. at the new york international antiquarian book fair, it's all about books in their original paper form. one of the highlights this year is also one of the smallest items. this never published, manuscript written as

a child by charlotte bronte whose 19th century novels are considered classics of english literature. a series of 10 poems, only one copy exists, bound together by hand. the last time it was seen was 1916. it's selling for $1200000.00. it was rediscovered tucked inside an envelope inside of book. that's really it's so fragile, so huge that that's the only reason that survive. washington has a great happened with 185 exhibitors. this is one of the largest antique book fairs, anywhere in the world. organizers say between $5.00 and $15000000.00 will change hands over the 4 day event. well, the focus is on books. there are also other rare collectibles for sale. the thing about this show is it has a wide variety of deal is from all over the world. i think we have something like

13 or 14 different countries here this year. just last year, around 825000000 books were sold around the world. and we're not talking about digital books that you find on your phone or a tablet. we're talking about paper, sales jumps nearly 8 percent in one year. and during the pandemic book, sales jumped nearly 20 percent. there's also plenty to keep younger people interested like this collection of books that belong to the english singer and songwriter. amy winehouse were shocked to see that she was working on song lyrics in the book. y house was really famous as a song writer, as a lyricist. and you can see here a window into her process in a completely unexpected place. she believes age should be no barrier to starting a collection, whatever you're interested in. there's a book about it, and there's probably more than one. and so you can explore that passion through

books in a world that is quickly moving, oh things digital. this is a place where book lovers can marvel at unique written words on something other than a screen. gabriel's armando al jazeera new york, ah, look at the main stories this. how now, you kinds present. roger zalinski is insisted on a meeting with rushes about him at putin to trial and the war in his country. he said, talks would be abandoned if soldiers in the city of mary polar killed. he described the current fighting at murray pulls off, stell still works on saturday as one of the hardest days the city has seen is.