a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out are 0. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm fully back to bo, this is in use are on al jazeera life, my headquarters in dough coming up in the next 60 minutes when it comes to rushes. warren's russia is failing. you trying to succeed in the u. s. pledges more military aid to ukraine during the highest level american visit to keep since 7 war with russia began. russia president accuses the west of aggression and says it's

failing to divide russian society. ah, also of a sour emmanuel mcgraw becomes the 1st french president in 20 years to be reelected, but face is major challenges ahead and china's fight to contain cove. 19 beijing's biggest districts begins testing more than 3000000 residents after dozens of new cases. and i'm sorry, high school, your sports news, the milwaukee box. so one went away from the next round. the playoff soft to beating the chicago bulls in game school with thank you for joining us. ukraine is succeeding in the war, and russia is failing. that according to the u. s. secretary of state, after his visit to keith, he was joined by the defense secretary, lloyd austin. during the trip, they promised more military aid ukraine's defense ministry says russian forces

continue their attacks in the east, but they're being rebuffed. frozen renee po to meanwhile has hit out at the u. s. and its allies accusing them of trying to divide russians where we have 3 correspondence covering these developments. mike, hannah is in washington, dc, will be speaking to him in just a few minutes. char stratford is in eastern ukraine, and we'll have the latest on the fighting there and dosage are. barry is in the russian capital moscow, and we'll have more on what present put in has had to say. but 1st, this report from alexia brian, a show of support in a time of war, the u. s. secretaries of state and defense in the ukrainian capital to meet president fellow to me as a landscape. this was the 1st high level visit by us officials, since russian forces invaded what you've done in repelling the russian hill, the battle keys. it was for an inch far and quite widely,

to rustle wall. we've got used to see you on video around the world, but it's very, it's good to see in person. during a 3 hour meeting, the pair promised to stay pop u. s. military aid, including sending more advanced weapons. we will continue to do everything possible or to ensure that you are successful. ukraine's president has accused allies of being too slow to help saying they shared responsibility for the was casualties. but on sunday he said he was grateful for us support and what he called an important moment for his country, updated their sam. that the priority of this meeting is weaponry, support from the united states and our partners in europe. it's all about the strength of our army. and the 2nd issue is the sanctions against the russian federation. because of the full scale terror, the russians were waging in our country. while russia has failed to capture any major city since the invasion started on february 24th, it has caused widespread devastation. says he is in the east and south the facent

daily bombardment. and what president vladimir zalinski is called the battle for don bests. the u. s. says it wants to see russia weakened so that it can never do anything like this. again, the bottom line is this. we don't know how the rest of us were wanted. but we do know that a sovereign independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than bodamer grooms on the sea, or in terms of rushes weren't. russia has already failed. and ukraine has already succeeded. speaking in poland after their meeting secretaries outlined what will be included in the latest $700000000.00 package to ukraine and neighboring countries. so they need a long range force. you've heard of. it was a need for claims. we believe that that we can work. they can win if they have the right equipment, the right or the visit comes just days before that un secretary general antonia gra

terrace is due to travel to moscow. then cave for meetings with leaders from both sides, say, crib lincoln says good terrorists will be carrying a strong and clear message to the russian president, but he needs to end this war. now. alex here brian al jazeera lived to my cana in washington, d. c. mike, a strong message, a solidarity from the biden administration there, and the u. s. resuming its diplomatic presence in ukraine. yes, very strong developments in terms of us support for ukraine. it's my senior cabinet officials being sent there and the secretary of state and the secretary of defense meeting there with ukrainian president letting me landscape. certainly this is a strong signal from the united states, and one must know to that it has now announced a new ambassador to ukraine. bridget bring is the current ambassador to rebecca. she is a professional diplomat. this is very important. and also she is extremely experienced

within the region, and she would be well known by the us as european allies, which would be of great comfort to them having a diplomat in place who they are well aware of and who they know and who is not a political appointment, who is a career state department officer. so all of these factors together, very important in terms of the us presence in ukraine saying as well that it's sending diplomats back in the coming week. those diplomats having being brought out to the beginning of the war and also significantly the u. s. is going to resume training of ukrainian military on what it says and disclosed weapon systems. so all of these factors together show an uptick in the bite and administration's involvement in that war and ukraine by canada in washington d. c. thank you very much for that. let's go now live to chinese stratford, who joins is from the front line in easton, ukraine. you're near the city of grove young,

which is close to the frontline. i understand. tell us about what's been happening . yeah, we don't actually own the front line here, but then front lines seem to be moving so rapidly some days in this area of east in ukraine. we're actually north of soviet, which is one of the biggest cities that is still on the full ukrainian government military control adjacent to the city of cremmit source because well, a very large urban area. the road behind me leads up to a town called him, which the russian military have controlled for a number of weeks. they are trying to push down this road to basically surround slob yann's, which is as a, is in that direction earlier today. this morning we were close to a town called lehman, which is to my left, which is to the east of here. and we know there's a lot of heavy fighting going on in that town. we was speaking to civilians that were being evacuated out of it. volunteers ukrainian volunteers going in and

picking them up them describing terrifying scenes as, as we've been reporting for weeks now. as the civilians try and evacuation areas as seemingly the russians make a push to wards, sloppy, and we also saw ambulances coming out. we saw one wounded ukrainian soldiers, obviously the ukrainian military, very sensitive about showing that is a sort of information despite obviously admitting that it is a war, but obviously concerned about the identities of injured military personnel. we also understand that there is a push to the west of here, also towards savvy, and we understand that the russian military are hitting targets there in the last few minutes. but where i'm standing, we've seen missiles being launched towards what can only be described. we understand would be targets in east russian positions from in front of me and just just to the left here as well. we had

a lot of incoming and outgoing shelly early in the morning. the thing is, situation has come down in the last come vows in this area. but as i say, the ukrainian military claiming that russian falls, he's trying to push towards have so far failed in that endeavor. but this is one could only really describe it, potentially as being the quiet before the storm, the streets of slavery and scar. pretty much empty. we can still hear a siren being an alarm. in the distance, most of the civilians have slipped on sc have, have left. and the reason why this area is so important is essays because it is one of the largest urban areas still under you creating control russian forces pushing in from, from the northeast. the north and the north west as well as certain areas of the east ukrainian military saying that there is ongoing fighting in various villages to the east of. ready also,

with respect to what's going on in maria pull of course, that city that has seen such heavy fighting as, according to some reports. and we've seen the pictures as, as the world has a city that is pretty much being flattened. ukrainian, deputy prime minister saying that there is as yet still no agreement. the russians are still, she saying the russians still refusing to agree on setting up some sort of humanitarian cordele to get out what we understand are around a 1000 civilians traps under that still works that giant great soviet built industrial plant where still there are ukrainian fighters ukrainian military in there, we understand that obviously the civilians haven't left and they're still fighting to try as the russians try to clear that area of those ukrainian fighters, ukrainian military. so of course, great concern there still for those civilians trapped in mariel pal. but as i say, there are still a lot of civilians tracked in towns around this area as it seems,

the russians, russian military forces try and push towards club janski's. hi, johnny. thank you very much for that. i've days chance sanford in slow young fair now to moscow where russian president vladimir putin has been speaking in the last few hours he was addressing a meeting of the general prosecutor's office. let's bring endorsed jabari in moscow for as the president, we heard a very defiant message from vladimir putin. yes, certainly, as the russian president was discussing the upcoming year and the agenda and the main issues that his country, his general prosecutor's office will have to focus on according to vladimir putin. as the members of this office have to remain vigilant and united at because he believes that there is a full scale campaign at being waged against a his country's media as well as the military and the president saying that

as there is a lot of misinformation and provocations against the rushes of the russian military . so as it is their job of the general prosecutor's office to prevent this spread of fake information online and from for media as letting me put in seemingly very directly at targeting the foreign media saying that they are extremists that are being their views being presented in the foreign media and he advised his m, general prosecutor's office, to remain vigilant. he also shared some information about a operation that the f s. b, a managed to prevent from taking place according to the presidents, the federal a security services afforded and attempted on the life of a very prominent state. tv presenter vladimir sullivan, who is one of the most well known figures in this country. he has a daily at program here in the evenings, on se tv, and he is known to be very much

a strong supporter of let him you put in. and according to the president, there was a number of arrests made by the security services who were part of a neo nazi group as they call them. and they have been detained with the intention of trying to kill this state t v presenter. this was another example by a vladimir putin of how his country has been under attack from the west and specifically the united states. he says he believes that this see i had a hand in this as well. he also talked about the other various forms of at the, and sabotage attempts by western countries on russian society. let's listen to some of what he had to say. roscoe would crises, great options, or any other task is coming forward to break russia from within. but he can't do it because our society showing his unity and support our armed forces and our efforts to maintain the security of russia and the citizens of don bass. i door. so we

heard from charlie just a moment ago about the situation in mary, a paul and those humanitarian corridors. the ukranian saying that there are still no humanitarian corridors open in marable. what is russia saying about these? well, the russian defense ministry has been announcing these. so called cease fires are short term as they are in mariel to allow the civilians to evacuate that steel plants and also allow, give an opportunity to those ukranian fighters that are hold up in there to surrender. this is something that has been ongoing for the past 10 days or so, but every opportunity that is announced by the russians and seemingly does not i work out of the ukrainian side, accusing russia, that they are not actually establishing any kind of ceasefire that the attacks continue during that time. also there have been accusations, sad to the as civilians allowed to leave any areas during these,

these fires are forced to go into areas in russia. and that is something of course, that the civilians would not agree to in general. but the russian defense ministry saying that they have on a regular basis provided these, these fires, and it is the ukrainian at side that is not a withholding at upholding rather their end of the deal. they don't want to actually evacuate to the civilians. they're being used by the ukrainian fighters that are still in there in an attempt to prevent the russians from storming this facility. of course, the russian president had ordered on thursday that to no russian troops entered this facility. and just to seal it up and not allow anybody to go in or out in an attempt to basically force whatever a fighters are left in there to surrender at any point, there is a, as strong sense that this is now yet another attempt by the russian defense ministry to show at the international community that they are trying to establish

humanitarian corridors. of course, we have the secretary general of the united nations coming to moscow on tuesday. and certainly this will be an example of how the russians will show that they are trying to as some kind of a ceasefire to allow those herbs civilians to relieve. but it will have to wait and see what the secretary general will have to say. indeed, we will follow that visit with you, of course, social buried life for us there in moscow. and the international criminal chief prosecutor has announced that it will participate in a joint you investigation team that is looking into allegations of international crimes in ukraine. all right, printing more head on this news, our including why disabled people in the us, her face more problems and most during the call record for the 19th and amec. we go underground in germany as it upgrades old bankers failed to protect people from possible nuclear attacked. and an attempt to create aviation history does not goes

up as expected. so we'll have the details in emanuel my call has been re elected as francis president. he comfortably beat far. i challenge ermina then, but he acknowledged voters the satisfaction with his 1st turn. with almost all the votes counted, michael has an estimated 58.54 percent of the presidential run our fault, while the blue pen leader of the national ronnie party has 41.46 per cent. then as smith reports in paris, ah, emanuel micron gamble, but a short but intense election campaign would be enough. it was his comfortable margin of victory over marine la penn, gives him a 2nd term of the lease a palace. only 2 presidents before him have managed that. in his victory speech, makram promised that his next 5 year term would be different,

said the new readiness of up this new era will not be a continuity of the 5 previous years. but the collector invention of a revised method for 5 better years for our country. and are you faced supporters? this is a when that endorse is what they believe is their country's role at the heart of the european union. in what you said, i am very happy up to the last minutes. i thought i would have fainted. you never know in life anything can happen, rosie that's also the because up to day extensions were significantly better. manual macaroni did a good job in the 1st years of his mandate and he deserves to lead france again. marine le pen gave the far right the highest share of the vote in a french election, but her part to the presidency was blocked again by a republican front. in other words, many voters who supported other candidates in the 1st round voted this time to keep le pen out that martini but to the visually, the game is not over. in a few weeks we'll have the legislative elections. ah,

which as we know are a distortion of the political trend and create a risk of emmanuel mackerel. concentrating on executive and legislative powers. john lew, melanie sean, the far left presidential candidate, took just one percent less of the vote than la penn. in the 1st round, he wants his party, france on bowed to well enough support in the legislative elections. the macro is forced to appoint him prime minister yard. do you do all of you? i say, do not resign yourself. on the contrary, go candidly and completely into the action. democracy could once again give us the means to change direction. the war, a new crane and the rising cost of living were main concerns for french voters. both issues will likely dominate the start of microns 2nd term. that probably won't be much of a grace period to the president as usual on the left many aluminum or voted for him reluctant. her migraines promised to raise the retirement age. really the easier to

hire and fire workers and reform unemployment benefits for protocols as gardens. first hill, this is cody rums, again, burleson, al jazeera ali manuel mc chrome may have won the election, but marine le pen registered some of her highest votes in the french overseas territories. in guadalupe she got 69.6 percent, while emmanuel mackerel received 30.4 percent 60.8 percent of voters in martinique chose le pen with 39 point one percent voting from icon in guyana la pen led with 60.7 percent out of the incumbent, if all right, candidate received 59 point one percent in the muslim majority island of my yard. my client trailed on 40.9 percent on joining us now to talk about this is stephanie, may not i natural is this. so she ologist, she lives in grad lube and he's joining us from point a p. thank you so much for being with us. now shawn league menache on the far left had come by far in the lead

in the 1st round in these overseas territories. martini guadalupe a reunion as well. but his coll not to give a voice to the far right doesn't seem to have been heard. why? what's behind marine le, pen, strong showing in these territories. good morning everyone. well, this is really for civil own neck to say that a lot of people here reacted on social networks and were wide ashamed by what happened. and i guess it's, it's the, the same in martinique in french, we are now, 1st of all, 2nd of all, we have to say that it's not less than 50 percent of the people who are able to vote that to went to ball. and so i was, that is not really representative of going to pin people much any can people when, when i said that now i think that the people went to pulling loose and

decided to cast a vote to, to melinda, then we're simply reacting to what they think what they felt when these do you feel is a mismanagement of the could be crisis in going to duke, which is an addition to what people think about the general. um, i was in the general relationship, the abbey friends party street with all the prices and slave mountains run in support. so of course people were flabbergasted by to see, so i was as well because we know that maybe so 2 years ago in the east, my mind a pin size, it was forbidden to set the fruit here in what to do. so now it's completely quite complicated for as you do too, it is

a shock at to many people that martin eagle, guadalupe would vote for le pen. so this you say was a protest vote more than anything else, but are they fee as an issue? lation? yeah, or are they themes and issues that le pen has championed perhaps that strike a chord with the population in these overseas territories? yes, i think that and maybe some people and maybe some people that feel quite left, you know, on the side of the road, i would say that the french president and well, certainly are scent sense since he or sensitive well failed white mind. the pennsaid about a pink while ping us now to overcome or, or we were to saw. all the problems that happened could be crises initially that

i'm, you know, all the events that was outcome. laughter was the social upheaval recently. so of course people may, i guess that some people are chose, deliberately mind offend because they saw that she could be the solution which is completely hard with our, our history regarding death. and also maybe another part of lined up in discourse about tom for inferring people on the french matri. my course relationship with regents has been a complicated one. what does he need to do in this 2nd term to re establish trust and re establish faith in the central government empowers? well, i think that 1st of all the present like or with to to solve the problems depending issues, depending files. you know, for example, what happened said yes, people,

you know, that the recent social upheaval started with a trite of done medieval staff of the general us on wednesday p. her. where am that banished? you know where for me didn't to work because he refused to get vaccinated, which was a compulsory regarding the law of august 5, 2021 which imposed on on medical staff private and public to be vaccinated to be able to work. so now does people are lost, their jobs are unemployed in these resource, less and see camp in front of the entry of the young people, some of them resume work. but i think that this is the 1st issue that the president should ask for address that you need. maybe should i have to be able to, to entering the conversation with the institution, to look on a situation and maybe try to solve our ending. why?

like a cultural policy that is according to a lot of artists and cultural battalion is missing out here to work and be able to make a living here. so a lot of challenges that he needs to address in, in the south region. thank you so much for talking to us as tiffany 1000000, i think joining us there from gradual. thank you. now at least 15 soldiers have been killed in attack, seen molly and broken a fossil in west africa. they happened on sunday when vehicles packed with explosives were driven into military basis and speak to nick ha cruise back correspondent in senegal. he joined aside from the cow at murray, hearing nick about the circumstances of these attacks on, on these military base. well, fully, these were brazen attack that happened at 5 o'clock in the morning on sunday, and targeting one of the biggest, if not the biggest military base in central. molly, in savari,

inside reno is also the compounds of russian and structures as the marine forces describe them. and so the tact at which targeting this base in safari, but simultaneously to other base the al qaeda, affiliate gelatinous up to the slum one was the mean claim responsibility for this attack. they say it's in retaliation for the malia military operations that involved russian fighters in the past month. according to human rights group, almost a 1000 people were killed. they accused your rights group accuse a 1000000 forces in russian fighters of torture and extra judicial killing. now there's an investigation from the volume forces on what has happened. the u. n. has still not been able to go on the ground to verify independently what's going on in, in those area. but certainly another brazen attack in molly,

where we were seeing all chi, an ice will stepping up their operations and is like, take it this optic in attacks is coming as french forces prepared to withdraw from the area. there's been a lot of speculation, nick about the role of russian mercenary, so called russian listeners. in molly, we know there's a russian president. the modern government has said that they're saving as advisors, but is a more to it. what's interesting is now we're hearing from the arm groups themselves in a communicating a statement says that they've captured a number of what they describe as a russian fighters linked to the wagner's group. so they've spelt it out essentially on who they are targeting and who's involved in this attack. so one of these fighters seem to be in the hand of these arm groups. now there hasn't been the video released, but we spoken to french military officials and they say that there's a campaign of this information happening in molly, especially targeting the french army that are pulling out most recently,

just last week. the french forces were pulling out of a base and go see, shortly after we saw on social media accusation of the presence of a mouse grave there on the site. now the french forces deny this. they've showed evidence thrown footage that they were not involved. the russian are pressing on, and according to this military official, he said make no mistake. there is a war being played, being played out, not on the battlefield on the ground, but on social media between the russians and western forces and the french specifically. and cotton middle of this is obviously the money in people more than a 1000000 displaced as these attacks continue to step up for the thank you for that . nicholas hock life forth there in the car synagogue. time now for a check on the world, whether his romp, hello, we should talk about jasmine, a tropical cyclone that's formed between madagascar and mozambique is had the name

for about 36 hours there. and it's probably been at its peak intensity sitting at the open water, which is the good news. it is a menace to shipping obviously in this channel, but will it make landfall because that's really, i think the more critical question. this is the forecast the tuesday. it's not all models are in complete agreement, the due drifted towards the coast of western madagascar. at that stage it's wins. not that strong. it's not moving very fast. so i think the risks are, might up might a storm surge, 6 feet away. so they're not exactly huge in context, you often get that in as well. so hopefully it won't be a significant danger. right, let's jump away from the recent heavy rain in afghanistan is done when it often does. in the old part of kabul city, it's cause a certain amount of flooding. it will be gone by now, but this is what it looked like about 24 hours ago. but that's not the major story in the area. major story, of course, is the heat,

the building heat in pakistan and we've got not quite reco values but approaching them. and in, throughout northern india, temperatures are approaching 4445 heat wave conditions. i still ahead on the news are ha, ha, surprised when for a political newcomer, as he declares victory in slovenia is parliamentary elections and liverpool stay in the hunt for the premier league title, but need their local rivals in big trouble. as a result, i will explain it to stay. ah, the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about destruction, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically supported. busy oral industry was a made bank roller or opposition to clock the campaign against the climate. do you

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you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me for the battle. a reminder of our top stories. the u. s. secretary of state says russia is failing in this war in ukraine. antony blanket and the defense secretary lloyd austin, met the ukrainian president on sunday keith during the visit. they preach more military support for you crate. the russian leader vladimir 14 says the west is trying and failing to divide russian society speaking early. moscow. 14 also accused for media outlets of provoking rushes military. and frances president, my, your michael has been re elected to come to be meeting all right, challenger money in the pen. mccoy has acknowledged to dissatisfaction with his 1st term while the pen say she's in a good position for the upcoming parliamentary elections. that china is racing to track a coven 19 outbreak that may have been spreading in the capital for a week. mass testing has begun in beijing's largest district char young. it's home

to more than 3000000 people. residents are buying up. essential items. a late fee is a wide spread lockdown may be imposed. michael baker, his professor of public health at the university of tiger and a member of new zealand covey. 19 technical advisory group. he says, a 0 covert approaches in full. we know the balance is shifted now with high vaccine coverage. many of the, with the fix, the pandemic can be managed. so i think the real question is not so much with this particular outright can be stamped out with a locked down. but it's really what is a long term goal in china? i think it's been very clearly articulated, because it seems very unlikely that any country can eliminate the private, the con, the orient long term. so therefore, you have to say, what is your strategy? and what's happened in this region is a number of countries that have been in a very similar situation to china. i think, particularly singapore salia new zealand and hong kong to some extent eliminated.

devise your, your victory for about 18 months. kept mortality really low. and now transition to mitigation approaches along with very high vaccine coverage. and that has been quite manageable. it's kit the fatality risk from this infection down to listen one in the thousands of point one percent listen point one percent. and so i think china now has to decide what profit is going to take. i imagine that some kind of orderly transition from mitigation would make the most sense at the moment while activists in the us, a warning that americans with disabilities are facing unique and ongoing challenges during the pandemic. and as alan fischer reports, they haven't had equal access to services like over 900 testing and that's falling short of equality loss this. imagine after a long wait, you finally get your hands on a covert tasting kit down with. imagine you've been feeling ill and want to know if you're okay here. what now imagine you're blind. it has no markings on it. and

again, this is a cardboard box. so i'm, you know, boxes of band aids, have braille on them. now, over the day, for many disabled people, the surgeon testing has left them behind. if you're blind, 1000000 people in the u. s. r. then simply what can you know, what to do is a challenge. there were testing centers that were drive through our own way, and of course, blind people don't drive. we do have as a matter of national public policy, the idea that people with disabilities are supposed to be integrated and included. so why is there nobody thinking about on the front end before things become a problem? endemic restrictions were hard on almost every one, but even more complicated for those who are disabled. that is the americans with disabilities act, the laws intention, that every american has the same rights and opportunities as every one else. it gives people a sense of independence and dignity during the pandemic. we have seen all 50 states

operationalize what's called a crisis standards of care, and these are standards that a hospital uses to determine who gets access to treatment in times are shortage of, of medical resources. and so states have used disability as a means of saying, you know what, your life is not worth living. it's not worth said in, in fact one in for adult americans has a disability disability defined as a physical or mental impairment that impacts a major life activity and lawn cove. it could see those numbers rise dramatically. you may be seeing people with long corvette who are experiencing things like the t reduced lung capacity, brain fog, as well as individuals who have had significant stress and trauma throughout the panoramic. we're now having to adjust to life with

a psychiatric disability. the white house is responded to criticism and made some changes, including recommending to drug companies that they make testing easily accessible for everyone. but things aren't going to change overnight. there will be alike. and that means for people with disabilities is going to take longer to get back to normal. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house. the 1st verdict in one of several tries trials of myanmar suppose civilian meter has been delayed. and until she was arrested by the army, when it ceased far more than a year ago, she is facing several corruption trials. she is accused of influencing the 2020 election in order to win. a 2nd turn for eisley has more from colon lumper. well, this is the 1st of several corruption trials she faces and for this case, there is a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison that carried a much heavier at hand. the other cases and the other trials i have gone on against her. they were for relatively minor offenses with much shorter,

maximum prison terms. and she has been found guilty in those cases ranging from possessing on license walkie talkies to beach in corona virus, ruth and rather sadly, she was sentenced to prison in those cases. so many people watching this case are expecting a guilty verdict as well. now, in this particular case, she is accused of having received bribes from a former yang, gone chief minister. his name is pure, maintain, and he was considered a process of answered she considered by some to be a possible successor. now, a few months. well, a few weeks after the cool. he appeared in a video broadcast on military run tv, saying that he had given gold and u. s. dollars to own some sushi as bribes. and in october, last year he testified in court. now at the time when his video appeared, and many people had denounced it as fake, but then he appeared in court in october. and so he seen as a key witness in this case. and many people are expecting on fancy g to be found

guilty. partly because of this, but also partly because of the way the other trials have been conducted as well. the way the gender has conducted the trials. of course, many people have also denounced the cases against all senses as politically motivated and designed by the june to, to ensure that she cannot stage a politically a political come back. election in slovenia have delivered a shock. can a new prime minister opposition candidate, robert, go out from the freedom movement party won the most foul newcomers now expected to form correlation government. his party won nearly 3334 percent of the vote compared to 24 percent for its conservative rival. it's a major defeat for outgoing prime minister yan is young, who is accused of pushing the country to the right. casper lucia has more from slovenia capital leanna. this is supposed to be a tie through between the robot a good up from freedom movement and prime minister deanna found shot by robert go

up on in a landslide. one of the reasons is that he has a lot of new orders who weren't went to the election before. on the other hand, pianist, the answer was criticized for suppress and neither for suppressing civil society and organization. so civil society are going into the 3 selling people for 12. so the barry high turnout is one of the key issues in the selection in 2018. there was a 53 percent walters coming out. now it's very close to 70 percent is we expect that the robert approval for my government which other left in parties on the other hand, yanna, sasha will staying a position. he's a political veteran, he's. he will be waiting for his next chance. he was prime minister for 3 times and he couldn't do it the 4th time. so we are expecting that the parliament will have

for less parties. it would be easier for her to go up to form a government. the u. s. present has accepted an invitation from a prime minister now tiny bennett to visit israel. the white house says joe biden will make the trip in the coming months. the 2 leaders spoke on the phone about tension that the alex m mos compound in occupied his jewel slim. while israel's foreign ministry, i repeat, says his government is committed to the status quo at the alex m aust. compound. the muslim religious trust that oversees the holy site says more than 4500 jews carried out incursions into the compound during the jewish pass over holiday. it also says more jews or act accessing the side than in previous years. many of them are calling for the right to pray, which is hugely provocative to palestinians. stephanie deka is in jewel slim and looks into the nuances surrounding the saddest school. and what it means to day it's one of the world's holiest sites. and recent weeks of once again seen arise,

intentions is the holy month of ramadan coincided with a jewish holiday of passover, the number of jewish religious ultra nationalist groups entering the site has increased. some are part of the temple mount movement, whose members cool for the right to pray on the site. the incursions are protected by israeli forces and seen by palestinians as a major publication. what would take place in small groups and respectful use? well, being done and load, load your groups, and more provocative, more defiant, and more humiliating through the muslim worshippers. and this is what it's all about. deluxe the most compound or temple mount. as it's known to jews were certain ours are allocated during the week were non muslims can enter. but under long standing agreement between israel and jordan, which is the custodian of the site, only, muslims can pray there. however, over the years has been an increase in the number of jewish religious ultra nationalists entering the site,

calling for the right to prayer and actively attempting prayers there. and that scene is a gradual erosion of the long agreed state. according to this law, mich walketh the jordanian religious trust that runs the site, the number of jewish religious ultra nationalists who access the site in the past year was the highest so far, many tried to pray and are sometimes removed by israeli police. this is the weapon ization of faith and religious pyromania in recent years. ah, that's that a school has begun to road and israeli policies under danielle became i would say more permissive. there was a turning a blind eye for quiet prayer, and then more demonstrative prayer. now me works for this law, mich walketh and says he is witness the same thing. he was injured by israeli police, while documenting what happens in the compound. so about the solano follow that the

police are turning a blind eye to these praise. these groups cool for invasion with huge numbers. they say the site stairs and they must demolish the dome of the rock and build their temple instead. this is how they think, and this is what's causing the escalation and triggering the conflict. hitting raphael is a member of the temple mount movement who we met earlier this year in an illegal outpost in the occupied west bank. so now i'm not allowed to go to drill fuller at the time he was considered a security risk by israel's internal security services. the shin bet and banned from entering jerusalem's old city. maybe the police on like what i do every provokes the police and the country called we want to go to come home and we want to with that it will be able just to walk there, really, that won't be escorted by polyphony. we could pray a whenever we want and where we want on the temple mount. the growing temple mount movement is a concern to many palestinians and muslims across his stomach world who say that

alexa is a red line consecutive israeli governments have maintained they have no intention of changing the situation. and israel's foreign minister. yeah, le pete on sunday, reiterated israel's commitment to the status quo that only muslims pray and non muslims visit events. the deluxe, the most compound can be linked to triggering the 2nd intifada, and also the most recent garza war last year. nothing has the same ability to mobilize major protests and anger. here at what's long been a volatile and emotionally charged religious epicenter. stephanie decker al jazeera jerusalem new zealand and australia have condemned russia's invasion of ukraine during a ceremony commemorating anzac day. ah, the service was held at a world war, one battlefield in gallipoli, in turkey, tens of thousands of soldiers from australia and new zealand known as an z. i died during the conflict a 107 years ago. i

acknowledging the fact that moore has returned to europe and the bomb of rushes, brutal and the legal invasion of you cried once again, our people, belgians, australians, new zealanders, and our friends and allies, then shoulder to shoulder with one another, announced the poor for freedom. democracy and the rule of law that germany is planning to strengthen a system of bankers after russia's invasion of ukraine. the interior minister wants old baseman shelters upgraded. the country has about 600 such bunkers, feed steph ross, and reports from berlin. in a city with a long and traumatic war history like berlin, you don't have to look far to find old bunkers. in 1977,

this subway station was constructed as an atomic bunker to protect 3 and a half 1000 people from a possible nuclear attack by the soviet union. behind his door, the cold war seemed still very real. every people come in here. so i've got a few things which one that is written needs or she needs on 2 rolls of toilet paper for 2 weeks pieces. so a towel and a boat and a cup. the bunk was designed so people would have enough oxygen, water, and food for 2 weeks, hoping the worst radiation would be gone by then. for decades, the government maintained hundreds of these bunkers. and since 2007, nobody spending a cent anymore because they believed in germany. the threat is over. not many in germany had expected just a few months ago that something like this would possibly be needed again,

an underground emergency kitchen, well hidden behind the concrete walls, but with a threat from russia becoming more real in people's minds. some here realize the country is not ready. not only have old bankers be neglected, many have been sold and found new destinations like this one, which now is a museum for asian art. others have turned into galleries, nightclubs or private houses. the nearly $600.00 bunkers, the government still owned and not ready for use, according to military experts that would be reusable within a particular financial constraints, they're going to have to spend money. this whole thing is a very expensive undertaking. the thought of needing to seek shelter in a bunker field. unreal to some of those who just finished a tour over there to see how dark it is,

how they're feeling must been in the war. when you hear outside the play and the bond, we have had so many decades of peace in europe. this is a very difficult situation. i hope there will be a peaceful solution to all of this. even in the heat of the cold war, berlin could only protect 27500 people in its bunkers on a population of 2100000. so the government's plan to upgrade them is seen as a way to reassure it citizens, rather than aiming to offer protection for every one step, fasten al jazeera in berlin. i still, i had on al jazeera in sport, there's no stopping the ones. well, number one tennis bay that's coming up next with

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a way to play basketball. my way in, i'm not all one is not in a rhythm. i feel like we're, we're plan gray, basketball. we're against arch. whenever our spacing is correct. in a very bodies nor to boss both go to i was a good one. 0, we got another one we got to get. oh, so look at vanberry payoffs. there were 2 other playoff games. on the 9th, the new orleans pelicans tied their series of the phoenix suns under 19 to a 103 was the score and not one. and then the denver nuggets lead the golden state warriors 31 nicolay your kitch scoring 37 points is denver. one a 126 to a 121. now rail madrid need just won the point from the last 5 games, 2 in the spanish. the title after another flip up by nearest challenges. barcelona . they lost again home this time submit table right via qana. rolla garcia is the only goal of the game off the 7 minutes foster couldn't find

a way back and fell to the defeats in a row at the new camp reality. 15 points here at the top and content your record extending the 5th legal title on saturday. when they play as fun, you'll be good. thank you all. but thank you live full. close the gap on premier league leaders. manchester city off to beating everson in the mercy side, davia and filled every drop. the point is crucial at this stage of the season offer and the asked for the home fans and the robertson pants. the liverpool in front to know when was wrapped up in the closing stages of the book. just the point behind this he would say seems having find the 5 games to play. iverson of now dropped into the revocation faces off the wall. and it's the ac milan all back at the top of this theory. all standings are softer law in real time when us from sandra to normally the 21 victory at last. it takes 2 points 50. c rivals

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rather. and if you've wondered how, i'll get fired up for matches. well i, the tiger from the rocky 3 sound track is apparently the answer before every my say i trying to do that song. what the writing is that, that fighting spirit that you think that you are part this week from the rest of the field? yes, of course. i mean when i listen the music i remember to the movie and it's it's, i mentioned this by there. ok. hi. everything. trying to, to have that disputing day, never much in ice hockey, the montero canadians pay tribute to lake de la fleur, i had to their game against the boston bruins on sunday. the hall of fame died from lung cancer on friday, age 70. the fa helps won't show when for straight stanley cup titles in the 1970. now what do you do when you're frustrated with the way the empire is officiating

again? well, in the case of philadelphia, phillies batson, college schwaber. you make sure the on pine knows all about it. schwaber was calls out on strikes by and i hadn't had mendez. clearly the silly sluggard disagreed and lashed out. hernandez was off. he went on to lose milwaukee brewers one nothing. and finally, 2 american pilots hoping to swap their planes mid air have failed to make aviation history causes duke akins an anti farrington plant. intentionally nosedive, the air crossed then simultaneously jumped from one to the other before taking the controls and landing safety. now, all of that in under one minutes or more policy 140 miles an hour at the same time . and he's managed to get in to faring since aircraft and landed safely. but farmington had to abandon his attendance. you'll be pleased to know that both devils all say well, that's all your sport from me,

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