when i have seen and played football with these refugees, i look at them and they're happy this morning. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the story stuck, matters on out. you see, ah, a message from a metro station ukraine's president harps for talks with rushes later, but warns against counting soldiers defending merry oppose steel plant. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from doha will. so coming up, russia, 5 cruise missiles at the southern port city of odessa killing at least 8 people, including a 3 month old baby. more than 100 people killed in nigeria in an

explosion at an illegal oil refinery. and we report from the argentine capital, where farmers have blocked roads to protest against export taxes on a crops. ukraine's president has again pushed for meeting with vladimir persian to end the war. despite saying he has no trust in the russian laid on addressing journalists in a cave in metro station. bologna zalinski covered a range of issues including. busy announcing him visit on sunday by us secretary of state antony blinking, and defense. secretary lloyd austin hunter abdel honeyed was fe deutscher, some movie that president vol. edema zalinski faced the world's pres from a mix of platform constructed in one of keys, metro stations. where did of jermel,

we offered any format for the exchange of our people who are currently in this predicament in this terrible situation, you call it in the said lottie encircling it was to by and this should up serial number of he warned that he would break off talks with russia, if the remaining ukrainian troops in my you pulls as of stealth, little planted or killed me said, says neuberger berman are killed in mary. a pole in the pseudo referendums are organized in the cells. the blue and ukraine will withdraw from any negotiation process. she was a little hammer. twice the president paused to make way for passing train. we hear from president zalinski on a daily basis. but this is the 1st large press conference since the beginning of the war. and it's happening 70 meters underground in one of the metro stations of cave. and actually when the capital was under threat, hundreds of people here seeking shelter. the president appeared,

relaxed. he says he was grateful for the kind of weapons his country was receiving of late from the united states and western allies. but reminded people that without additional weapons, there would be no fight. so the v scores, local wine and the so i do not consider the option that our partners will not give us the weapons, they promise. i do not consider this option at all. they have no alternative to it . we will not provide them with this opportunities. we have no other chance to win back our landline without the but zelinski also wondered about the upcoming visit of un secretary general. and tanya gutierrez, who is visiting moscow before coming to keep yamma drive home uncle was which out for you? i think it's a mistake to visit russia furry than ukraine. robert, this is simply wrong, him for what to hand over a message from russia. he but i'm in the nose asked by al jazeera, if he wanted to pursue people for war crimes, eve sickness, roman daniel green. i don't care whether it's in the hag or somewhere in ukraine's

here. what matters is how many will be in prison, and for how long would the sir see? leave him. another strong performance from the ukranian president in a remarkable setting. g, a president dealing smoothly and efficiently with international media, but also presidency lensky, the realist, as ukraine faced more military action saturday, including a missile strike on an apartment block in odessa, that killed a 3 month old baby. put up that hamid edges iraqi frequents i with this week. and heidi j castro has more from washington day say on the unexpected visit. i top us officials or cell and a security reasons. typically the public doesn't find out about it until during or sometimes, not even until after the visit has concluded. we know that this is going to be the 1st time that such high ranking gd officials have visited ukraine since the beginning of the war. and it is going to be

a very symbolic visit. we're having to secretary members who will be there in here on orthodox easter. and this is the secretary of state of the u. s. and the secretary of defense zalinski had said that he still wants to extend an invitation to you as president joe biden. but despite you know, the u. k prime minister being there in person, despite other presidents having visited with the u. s. assessment is that it's still too dangerous to send bite and or to send vice president carmella harris. and so the visit of these to cabinet secretaries may be as close to a state visit as ukraine can get under the circus. under the current circumstances . amaze office in mary, a po says an attempt to evacuate more civilians failed on saturday because of rushing shelling in a 2000 ukrainian troops and possibly 1000 civilians. a hold up in the still works, which is believed to been circled by russian troops. as in it aim, baba reports,

who has it deliberately making their way into a dilapidated underground bunker? these pictures are from the as of battalion of ukraine's armed forces. here they appear to show soldiers bringing food for women and children. so go, but this is somewhere in the as off style steel plant, the last remaining part of mario poll not under russian control. the soldiers say they brought gifts for the kids. but what they really want is to see the outside world that we ran along with the boy. we've been playing games on the phone, says this girl, but we want to go home. we want to see the some issue. the skills father worked here. now she and her mother of sheltering in the bunker after leaving her grandparents behind. they've been here for almost 8 weeks. a soldier mentioned the possibility of being evacuated to safety. we hope so, we're running out of food, comes the reply. on friday, russian forces took generalists to parts 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 said, the city had returned to normal. some civilians ventured out from shelters by the royal field. a little ship of state in the basement that everything's been blown up . 3 more shells blasted near by yesterday. only one person was crushed to death after the risky if it's filed. and an elderly woman died to the human cost of the onslaught is still emerging. satellite image is just released but taken at the end of last month, a said to show lodge freshly dug trenches in a cemetery, east of mario pole. the local mare has accused russian forces of burying bodies in mass graves. these chechen fighters claim to have cleansed and destroyed maria poll along with russian forces. the video was posted on social media by rums and cut her

off head of the republic of chechnya and a key ally to president putin. oh, you don't know, 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 al jazeera, the resilience elsewhere in ukraine, at least 8 people, including a baby, had been killed during missile strikes on the southern port city of odessa and for the 18 way injured in the attack, which russia says targeted a military facility. but apartment buildings were also hymns we can see from here. this is one of the factories that's been hit, resulting and plumes of smoke and file with the firefighters working relentlessly to contain it. showing has been aggressive targeting several areas here in the office. i'm talking about the city and surrounding areas according to sources on

the ground, the specific area houses several factories. it's essentially an industrial area and no military personnel or military centers of station here. today the ukrainian force was launched the military operation in the north of the city. the governor of the province then announce that they've managed to push back russian positions and retake in 3 villages toward the northwest. and shortly after the announcement, the city started coming under attack. what look on the in the a ration forces are trying to seize territory village by village across a wide, frontline child stratford reports from lucy chunks. 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 in the dawn valley region skull. the skyline 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 force easy to control or fighting for control of numerous nearby towns and villages. but as is often the case, there are always a few who refuse or conte fleet. the fighting said a gay and his wife would miller have lived in lucy chance with their parents for more than 20 years. they plump potatoes in the spring sunshine set of gay shows as his boarded, broken windows and the damage a shell landing near by did to his home. i have no money. i. he'll live here for years. my wife has jo strokes. where can i go without money except into slavery? our relatives have all fled, some to negro, some to leave for years and this shows just how much danger people who remain here

in life. dennis goes to the vehicle, been the vehicle around on the coming. so we just drove in to lissy chance can as we were coming in to the outskirts shelling, now that incoming shows lighting very close to building see if there's very few civilians on the streets, the military se that has been shutting this morning. but there had been a gap in that shutting and 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 89 year old feudal year college. i show you guys. why should

i leave? could ok. i have no way to go and 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 or stands at his gate as we leave. said gay and lou miller continue working in the garden. the shilling is worse. they say at night, charles north al jazeera lucy chance ke, eastern ukraine. russia says it will deploy its new san mat, intercontinental ballistic missiles, light of the theme, the russ cosmos, space agency, chief. my mans minutes after moscow reported its 1st test loan jelly this week, but some experts are doubtful saying more tests likely needed. russia says the sound that myself can carry 10 or more nuclear warheads and a capable of reaching anywhere. and president vladimir persian has attended an east,

a mass conducted by the russian orthodox church, which is strongly back to the ukraine. wall of the invasion has splinted, the greater orthodox church. it's varies. ladies have come on to pressure to condemn persian, to starting the conflict. still ahead on al jazeera will tell you why people are unhappy after the biggest armed group in southeast asia, endorsed a presidential candidate for the 1st time class. i'm gabriel's onto new york, one of the world's biggest antique book fairs. coming up all introduce you to one book that was written by a child that is selling for more than $1000000.00. now

the florida sun is warm the moment and there's a blizzard in the dakotas. quite a surprising difference in the weather north to south in north america where there it is. that is a proper springs. dawn was real winter tucked into it from the prairies in the middle of canada dancers, and said the dakotas, catching montana wyoming as well, and temperatures. therefore knocked back in minneapolis and they will be in chicago because the time being this is quite warmer by the cold me the warm you get this line of thunderstorms. yes, they could be quite poky in the next day or so. running through arkansas, the temperance, chicago's drop down to about 12 degrees. yes, cold still, and i remind you is now late april on the pacific coast is warming up some walk 20 at san francisco, 33 in lay in the bahamas shells and are back to the regular size, but they are bigger around jamaica and probably honduras, nicaragua, for the south as well, the fed some seasonally heavy rain in columbia to with flooding that could be

repeated. this is simply an area of big shout for much of brazil is much quite a picture that is away from the atlantic coast for the south argentina seeing a change in season, the rain or snow spreading up the andes towards santiago. ah, on counting because sri lanka is worst economic crisis in decades. what are they chances for a bailout? china's g. d. p growth beats 1st quarter expectations, but could the economy grind to hold and are high fuel prices pushing up demand for electric cars? counting the cost on al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the gland. from the perspective of on networks journalists on al jazeera lou.

ah, ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this. our ukraine's president has again pushed for a meeting with vladimir persian to end the war, despite saying he has no trust in the russian lay down below me, zalinski also announced that the u. s. secretaries of state and defense is set to visit keith on sunday. the man's office in mary pulse is an attempt to evacuate civilians failed on saturday because of russian shelling, nearly 2000 ukrainian troops and around a 1000 civilians. a hold up in the still works, which is believed to bean circle by russian troops. and at least the ice people, including a baby, have been killed during missile strikes on the southern port city of odessa for the

18 way injured in the attack, which russia is targeted. a military facility to other world news now and more than a 100 people have been killed in southern nigeria where there was an explosion at an illegal coil, refining dep, home. it happened on the borders of rivers and imo stains in the nice delta officials that describe victims being bent beyond recognition. the dallas is in the capital, boucher, and since the death call could rise from persons who were bound to go to use it and have been taken to hospitals and then some family members took away some of those whose body to recognize for for burial. this incident happen friday night into saturday morning because most of the legal refining of products happen overnight and that's area is actually just on the boundary with reverse it, which is named us or capital. you have a place called or high g,

a. in the most states in out, he's nigerian and the areas in the us for legal refining of petroleum products. this has greatly over the years, the new problem for government officials because these illegal to finding call centers have come on. does via, you know, i packed by government forces will try to route these prefers from the locations, but to keep coming. not just in the most states, but all across the nigeria. and to some extent it has greatly affected nigeria production over the years. people have been protesting in senegal, against poor conditions in hospitals, especially for pregnant women. as follows. health workers strike early this week approaches with backed by the death of a woman who was 9 months pregnant as through soc not and her baby died when she refused to vary in section at the public hospital. they found out that v. o,

don't all women lose their lives during childbirth every day in santa goals help institutions look the case of us do so now who lost your life as a result of medical negligence is illustrative of the long list of tragedies experienced by patients incent ago. and pregnant women in particular, union officials in gaza say israelis punishing palestinian workers by closing a border crossing the heiress obeyed her new crossing is the only one palestinian work as can enter israel from guys on the move comes after us. rockets targeted 70 israel, following repeated israeli rains on palestinian worship, is at the alex and mosque in occupied east jerusalem. employment in israel is a lifeline for people in gaza. where about half of the people are unemployed. at least 12 people have died in another 10. i'm missing when full boats carry 120 migrants and refugees sank me to new zia,

the coast guard rescued. at least $98.00 people off the coast of to fax, japanese coast guard say they have found 7 people thought to be among $26.00 on board and missing 2 about the vessel and disappeared of her cato island in northern japan on saturday, cruise santana distress calls saying the boat was sinking, the gods saying 4 of the people were unresponsive and haven't remarked on the others. alec, up to and patrol boat continuing to search for the vessel. the philippines based morrow islamic liberation front is the biggest armed group in southeast asia. for the 1st time in its history, it's endorsed to presidential candidate to explain why this is significant shamella and token visit to the village of menilli in the south where the news has not been welcomed. it was a day of carnage. on june 19 1971 combined forces of the philippine military,

along with the local army group called lega, launched an attack in the village of many lea in north cut. the battle province could deal neglect, was 10 years old. my, it was my power lanka. they rounded us and forced inside the mosque. they surrounded us, shuns up, they were laughing at us, they told us to break their goods. i think we will finish you. o survivor say a group of armed men threw a grenade inside the musk, full of civilians. those who showed signs of life were either shot or stabbed, at least 69 of those who died are buried here now, and this has become a memorial people here, say they'd like to keep it that way. a reminder of the brutality of the markers this regime towards muslims. during the 22 year rule of president ferdinand marcus, there were a number of killings and displacements across the country,

particularly in largely muslim communities in mindanao. the brooklyn mason of marshall, lo marcus, a declaration of martial law in 1970 to pave the way for a rebellion in the southern province of minda. now continues to this day. this is why the candidacy of his son presidential front runner, bon bookmark. as junior is upsetting melissa martin, what was, i know we'll hold on his, he needs to be there for all the pain, the cost us, our lives were destroyed, our parents were killed and we were not able to finish our education. the more is slammed liberation front is the biggest armed group in southeast asia. yet has been fighting for the regents independence for decades. and over the last few years has run parts of min to now under a peace agreement with the government of the volvo, se lamear already look, look up our role now for the 1st time it is endorsing

a presidential candidate. mark as juniors mean bible. so yes, fire redeemer in recalls in asia lesson meaning oh, lamear over a little us, the next president of the country rules. oh, to the realization of the in use in unity again, they're all in glossy. b, good governance embryo. the monstrous market junior scampi theme is unity which the survivors of the manila killing. hearsay is an insult. there won't be peace, they see without an acknowledgement. and most of all reparation for the injustices committed against their families. jamal alan dog and al jazeera north got the battle southern philippines. argentinian farm as have blocked roads in the capital, in protest against to export taxes on agricultural products. they have to pay

levies of up to 33 percent on export. so of soybeans and grains. but they worried that the government could raise them even higher. tracy bo reports from foreigners series and then come on site in la city of when a site is tractors from across the country came to argentina's capital to protest against the government of alberto fernandez. and the me less traveled from the province of santa fe, he explained why he and others like him are at risk, not equivalency on it. we cannot produce like this. all of us end up renting or forums because small scale farmers and up renting their land to international corporations who can afford to bear the enormous stocks, birds or we have food prices are rising worldwide driven up by the war in ukraine. this has put argentinian producers on alert. farmers say taxes, export taxes, drought, and exchange rate controls are hurting their capacity to produce and fear the

government could increase taxes even more. thousands of people accompanied the farmers to the center of a city to pro, against the administration of medical firm, and they say they tired of the inflation rate. it was close to 7 percent last month . and they said every month, they're saying that the government has no economic plan and the rock receipt and the restrictions implemented by the administration. 2 in argentine productive, last march, the government increased export taxes, and so we been flour, annoy, seeking to control local prices and stabilize the price of wheat to what it was before ukraine conflict. you know, who faced farmers are over reacting and there are no plans to increase export taxes again, at least for now or less than c on it. we have an increased export taxes on the producer so much in just in case the margin against the project. it on know or

imagined or could happen. so we have no doubt this is a political demonstration, but it has to do is of interest. then defendant device of the farm is that is a good journalist like might be longer and you say the situation in flames already long running tensions between the government and the agriculture sector. and we have it as the farming sectors in a strange situation. because like most countries in the world where they produce more food than they consume is a chance to make profit. and argentina has a surplus of food and it could export more grain. mill can meet bots and, and tina's case, the bit of prices don't always benefit pharma, the constant trouble between producers and the government. and that's why farmers vow to continue with their demand. they say government would help them to use more something they say would benefit our didn't tina the economy and the whole world peace. i will, i just want to fight in some sports news. tyson fury has retained. he's w based

a world heavyweight boxing title he milk fellow bread and gillian. why? in the 6 rounds of their 5 in london, few is unveiled in his $33.00 pro 5 after the when the gypsy king, as he's known and suggested that he'll now retire. and before we get the headlines, i have a story about a miniature book unseen from more than a century which has gone on sale in new york. it's part of a major antique book fair, that showcasing everything from novels to maps, as long as they are 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 talked inside and unblocked inside of book. that's really it's so fragile, so huge that that's the only reason that survive in 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. while the focus is on books, there are also other rare collectibles for sale. the thing about this show that 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 books. sales jumped nearly 8 percent in one year. 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 in the white house were shocked to see that she was working on song lyrics. in the book, one house was really famous as a song writer, as a lyricist. you 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 all things digital. this is a place where book lovers can marvel at unique written words on something other

than a screen. gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york. ah, hell are you watching out his era here? the headlines his, our ukraine's president has again, pushed for meeting with lana, me in person to end the war, despite saying he has no trust in the russian later. the latter may zalinski had also now.