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how it could affect economies around the world. and success for a long must be the world's richest man, is buying twitter for $44000000000.00. but it's a move that is dividing social media. and he to similar to the sport matches the city and rail madrid prepared to face off in the champions league semi finals, and the boston celtics. so the 1st slide through to round 2 of the girls of the series whitewash over the brooklyn. this a key meeting is taking place right now on the ukraine war, against the backdrop of threats that it could escalate even further. the un secretary general is meeting so gay lab off a day after rushes, foreign minister warned of world war 3, the talks and start of a 3 day trip to the warring sides by antonio good headed. the un chief is hoping to open up diplomatic channels between the 2. i know that we have today in

facing the complex situation. you couldn't different interpretations about what to do. that does not limit the possibility of a very serious dialogue or know best. you can work to minimize the suffering. people look up a new born, got no bomb. as in any situation where armed forces used everything will end with the treaty. but its parameters will be determined by the stage of hostilities at which this treaty becomes a reality of water. i don't think he's ready for a serious conversation. i don't think russia is ready for finding solutions at negotiating table. but if i see that they changed his attitude and they are ready to seriously look for mutual acceptable solutions. i will overcome my my disgust and sit down with him and talk. let's go straight to dos jabari. he

joins us now from moscow. dorothy, what is largely to come out of this meeting between the un secretary general and the foreign minister to start with what, what does that come with reddish hoping to achieve? well the secretary general has said his main objective is to ensure that there is dialogue and a ceasefire. a he is here on a very difficult mission, but it's a very important one. he is the highest level official to visit moscow since russia launched its so called special military operation in ukraine on february 24th. the un secretary general has said that she wants to try and establish at any kind of a cease fire to end the suffering of the population in certain areas. and also to ensure that much needed aid gets to those people that are in need of it. so according to the united nations, there are now at 7100000 ukrainians better internally displaced as a result of this conflict. and they have an increase their asking their demands of

humanitarian assistance in terms of financial assistance that they will need to $2250000000.00. so there is a sense that the situation is very urgent and the secretary general also told as the russian foreign minister survey lover of that it's not only as the ukrainian population that is suffering as a result of this conflict. but also, there are other areas in the world that are seeing the effects of this conflict referring to at the high prior posts of food that has increased as a result of the conflict in ukraine. and specifically, he said that in africa where people are already in a very difficult situations. and now this on top of it has created an urgency for the need to end this conflict. now an antonio guiterres will be meeting with the russian president vladimir putin as well later on. and then he will be heading to ukraine to meet officials there. but there is

a sense that the secretary general feels this was the right time for his visit and that really his mission is very, very important at this stage of the conflict. for now, i think of angels jabari in moscow along the road, russian forces have targeted railways and critical infrastructure in ukraine. moscow is trying to block the supply of foreign weapons and ukrainian reinforcements to the front lines in the east, across the train station near the vive, with one of 5 targets struck by russian missiles. ukrainian forces facing the full mike of the russian military in the east, russian forces pushing south and advancing north from russian back to the separatist controlled. don't ask charles trusted reports from sylvia ask me one of the front lines. a ukrainian military ambulance speeds south towards soviet sc. evacuated civilians arrived in a van. it's a ukrainian army checkpoint north east of the city. the military won't allow us to

fill inside the vehicle, our spit, lada, delia, as nearly as 86 year old bother. until anita, my husband is still in their home. i bury, afraid for him, said, darling, breaking down to the person in ukraine. what's this water end? says nadia. and we can say that's imputed, stop this dreadful war and put it to the we're hearing a lot of shelling. as you can hear that possibly that shilling coming from this direction. we've also hearing from that direction about 7 cologne, which is not that road is the town of newman. now we, we know that russian forces control a village very close to it. we also understand that most of the civilians have left and the military are telling us that what the russians are trying to do, fly attacking the man is move closer to the city of savanski,

which is down the road. bloody tony case lie on the ground close to the checkpoint, cut from the limbs of soldiers or civilians injured the like before. a military ambulance arrives, had injured ukrainian. soldier is helped to waiting. all medics who refused to let us fill away. stop filming. now he says, this greater is from what the ukrainian army say was a russian rocket that landed near another check point on a different road into sled ask. it leads to the russian controlled city of elysium . ukrainian army says it's holding back at least a 2 if not 3 pronged russian army advance love janski's, along with neighboring cremmit also only a 10 minute drive further south of the 2 biggest cities in the build bass region. still on the full ukraine and army control, we drive into town the streets of virtually empty. the people still here shop at

the occasional supermarket still open. many of the shelves are bare. close by we find marina and set a gay shipping. you're saying you like, you know, of course we're afraid it's going to happen. the russians are pushing, but we hope the army can protect us and defend the city. we have a basement and that's our only plan. the main thing is that we've sent our children away from a school was damage when a russian bulb landed close by. but sloppy ads because escaped. the heavy russian shelling suffered by some towns and had on it screeching in the evening light, a siren whales warning those who remain to get him side or under ground and almost deserted city in the russian armies. sites just wrap it out. his era, sloppy adds. defense ministers from 40 countries are in germany and

a show of strength and support for ukraine. the discussing ways to increase the supply of weapons to keep us extreme defense, lloyd austin pledge to continue support the cube against what he called russia's lawless invasion role here because of your brains, courage because of the civilians who have been know that because of the suffering that your people for country has been rabbit, your hospitals have been bought. your services have been executed. your children have been promised her life instead, boston who that the ramstein airbags in germany step. what are the defense ministers hoping to achieve beyond just a show of unity? are there any concrete sort of pledges that they're expected to give?

well, this is definitely an unusual meeting here at the ramstein, the air base, the largest u. s. air, but base outside of the united states. more than 40 countries are gathering here or at least have been invited. we don't know if there's going to be any concrete result, but what is for sure is that the u. s. one to prop up its military support for ukraine and not only of us at once, a coalition abroad coalition, from european countries, but also countries outside of nato to help and support ukraine. so when this war, this is exactly what the united states light awesome has said, also ukraine should win this war. so everything that's been discussed here is meant to make sure that there's enough weapons going to ukraine. it's significant to see that the meeting is taking place in germany, especially germany has been criticized widely for not willing to sign heavy weapons to ukraine until last night. even the government was very reluctant, but at the moment this meeting was announced and also was taking place. the german

government has at will sent happy weapons to ukraine, to a jeep or anti missile systems tanks that can basically also have an offensive significance. so this is a turn around from germany during this meeting, they will announce this, and it's also interesting to see that nato chief yet installed burgers here. so it's a fairly broad coalition that the u. s. has brought together here at robin with russia . sort of warning that this is turning into a proxy war with ne, so other concerns that too much support could, could feel the conflicts go even further. well, this is definitely interesting because the u. s. has very clearly said they want ukraine to win this war and a lot. it's needed a lot of military support as needed. and the u. s. is, has a different position here as the german germany has been quite reluctant as i sat.

and it's not only because it's a doesn't want to make to be a part of the war. so to say, make sure that they don't have a direct war with russia, but it also has to do with the history here in germany. of course, during the nazi we came to a lot of victims from the soviet said troops. and there's a lot of historic debate about how militaristic germany wants to become. and also shows the chancellor has warned that this could turn into a 3rd world war. and it could be an atomic attack. so there isn't quite a difference among the nato partners about how aggressive nato should be. and that's definitely also on the table here today. all right, for now, thanks for that step fos and there the ramstein, ebay and gemini, explosions of damage to soviet era radio antennas and the breakaway mold. those in region of trans new strip. as a result, the region has raised its terrorist threat level to read and introduce checkpoints

. the antennae broadcasts russian radio from the village should match the explosions. follow what the security council of the region say were attacks on the state security ministry building in terrible and another on a military units were trans, the st, the russian back to break away region of moldova, bordering southwest and ukraine. about $1500.00 russian soldiers a base there. last week, a senior commander said rushes more in ukraine included a plan to take full control of southern ukraine and improve its access to trends. nice trip. well let's go back now to dos jabari who is standing by again for us and moscow daughter. how concerned is moldova going to be about this attacks in a russian speaking breakaway region? i mean could that, could that spock action from the kremlin? well, we've heard from the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf, just

a few minutes ago when he was asked about the ongoing situation entranced this year and a pest. gov said that the russians are closely monitoring developments in that region . and of course they are certainly a worrying developments that have been ongoing this. there have been 3 attacks over the past 24 hours in trends. mr. according to the local government officials there now we also have heard from the central government in moldova. and as the president there, she has convened a special emergency session of her security council. we expect the president and maya sand due to make a public announcement a statement in about 2 hours time. so at 13 g m t, about what her government's is going to do about the situation. but it's certainly a interesting and worrying development of the issues that are, that have risen from that area over the past few days. this is

a region that's home to roughly about 350000 people and shares a 400 kilometer a border with ukraine. so the central government in moldova is taking it very seriously and we understand the regional government in trans this. drea has are also cancelled in person as schools and sessions until the end of the year. so they will go back to remote learning as a result of the results of the situation. and they've also a declared that the terror level to be at read at the highest level that will be checkpoints established throughout the various entry points into that region. and the officials are also holding their own security council meeting as we speak about how to proceed on those to bar their 4th in moscow. thank you. ah,

a north korean leader kim jong says his country will strengthen and develop its nuclear arsenal at maximum speed. speaking at a parade in pyongyang, kim added that north korea could not limit its nuclear forces to just deterrence. the song 17 was among the missiles on display and said to weep, young biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea says it's successfully launched the weapon in march. one of 13 tests so far this year they doing is to introduce mass testing for most of its 21000000 residents. as authorities struggle to contain a search and corona, various cases, people have been panic buying at supermarkets stocking up on food and essential items. china's capital has rolled out strict measures under the countries 0 covered policy. katrina, you has more from beijing. well, baiting authorities say they found cases in a new district across aging, bringing that person of ac current with ours cases identified here in the capital

since friday. so what that means that the mandatory testing order has been extended to all district basically will cover most of the people living in beijing. and that includes more than 20000000 people who will have to go from that testing. so far they've tested about 4000000 in this initial round, including myself and our team as well. and we're still waiting on our results from that initial test. now here's the thing. we won't have to do just once this week, not twice. we'll have to do the test 3 times before the weekend. i think that's a recognition that this is the highly infectious on the chrome strain and it's very difficult to catch at time. now, after all those test results, the after those 3 round of test results are discovered and correlated on the weekend. it we're expecting on sunday that authority will make a judgment call as to whether there'll be any lockdown or any further restrictions

imposed. the economic effects of time is locked down starting to be felt if economic growth cooled and march the national bureau of the test, it says g d p grew 4.8 percent compared to a year earlier. retail sales and down the lowest since april 2020, and unemployment. and it's higher since may 2020. and let's say results for this quarter will be worth since thousands of cities are in full or partial walked down, including world's largest port in shanghai. in the effects will extend beyond china, congestion of ports is forecast to increase shipping costs. consumers around the world can expect inflation and prices to rise. when garrath leather is a global micro economics analyst and senior economist at capital economics, he joins us now from london. thank you so much for your time. what is you will take on what the impact of the lock downs in china and slowing economic growth? what will this mean for consume is not just in china around the world?

yes. so the only concern is to serious it costs a lot. recently, you've obviously got this on record wave of infections. you've also got a sliding proxy market and also week a global demand in terms of what this means that consumers in the west depends very much on where the china is able to keep its industrial sector. so why looking down certain cities during everything is, can you keep factories running? so we get stories of for example, workers and having daily tests. some workers are actually sleeping in the factories to keep them open. so provided this remains the case of ruddy density last industrial disruption and i think the impact of consumers in the rest of the world should be relatively small. but obviously just given the uncertainty as to how the car, since ration in china comes out, that's by no means assess and the impact of the sort of ongoing attempts to crash covet in china plus the war and ukraine plus rising inflation. what impact do you think all of this is going to have on global growth say for the rest of this year?

yes. is who is see a major headwind kind of coming out of the pandemic. a few months ago, everyone was very optimistic about the global recovery. but now it is kind of almost spawn $360.00 degrees. you've got higher prices, insurgency from russia, and then the latest from china as well. so we recently cut global growth forecast for this year. by about one percent, which is which is similar to what the i'm asking a will bank with them. and obviously, i think just given you and certainly i think a lot of research now wait to the downside retail sales as we're saying, and china down the lowest since april 2020. what does that say to you about consumer sort of confidence going forward? because it, it seems almost counter intuitive as the rest of the well and sort of looks past the pandemic looks, looks for and into what's going to happen next. you know, we see here that, that retail sales a down in china says, what does that say to you?

yes. so you basically said to me that china is going to continue with this policy for quite some time, at least, i think. and so the end of the year when you get a big national people's congress from china, than she didn't come present, like any sign whatsoever, that china is going to switch away from 0. when before then, and i think destruction is the service center is going to be quite, quite significant even if you don't get locked down. keep up being very fortunate because they don't want to be anywhere near anybody would say that they're already changed. but if, if sarah code is allowed to remain in place and this destruction i think will last time. yes, i thank you so much. your time off your analysis gas leather global macroeconomics analyst reaction to ill on masks, purchase of twitter has divided social media u. s. republican politicians welcoming the move. some democrats say it's dangerous for democracy to his board unanimously approved the $44000000000.00 deal to sell

the company. gabriel alexander reports from new york. the deal is done the month long saga of who will own twitter appears over. in one of the largest and most unusual tech acquisitions ever, the board of directors and twitter unanimously agreed to sell the social media company to even musk for $44000000000.00. up until the deal was announced, there was doubt on wall street. that musk could cobble together the financing needed, but he did. must help pay for the deal with $25500000000.00 in debt financing by a group of banks lead by morgan stanley. in a press release announcing the deal must talked about improving the platform by getting rid of automated spam accounts and making its algorithms open to the public and authenticating all users. but for musk buying twitter is about free speech, or at least his version of it potentially ending twitters current content,

moderation, or stopping the platforming of users to break the rules you on mosque is not buying twitter or financial reasons, although he thinks he can make some money on it, he's buying it for ideological reasons and i think that's the really important part and all this. and that's ultimately what's scary with musk in control. they fear a return to the unruly spread of disinformation on the platform. so as today, a good day or bad day for twitter users, that is probably the most important question here. and i think it's also the question that's going to be hardest to answer. i think that if he does a lot of the work that has been done trying to protect against sort of normative lee, bad speech such as information and especially he speech that's going to be a bad day for twitter. but you know, there's a chance that he takes over and does in sort of have quite a sweeping of

a reform agenda as he that he's put forth in over the last couple. it's been a to most us months for twitter. must take a 9 percent stake in the company, making him its largest shareholder. he was then offered a seat on the board of directors, only to have it up roughly revoked, followed by his cash offer to buy the entire company all within the last few weeks . ultimately, eli and musk got what he wanted to not only be a twitter user, but to also be its owner. gabriel is on dough. how does it? new york mosques acquisition of twitter brought a cautious response from the white house. i'm not going to comment on a specific transaction. what i can tell you as a general matter, no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms. what they have the power they have over everyday lives. as long argued,

the tech platforms must be held accountable for the harms they cause he's been a strong supporter, a fundamental reform to achieve that goal. i still don't have a specific comments on this specific transaction. and at this point, we don't have any sense of what the policies will look like. never before has so much media in, so it's been concentrated in the hands of so few people. billing is with power to regulate free speech. worlds which is person considers himself a free speech, absolutist mac could mean loosening the content, moderation policies of the world's most influential social media platform. mark soccer book as i was denied that facebook is immediate company, but it has enormous power of what information and as the presented to it's 2000000000 data uses. facebook already sensors, more speech than any government and history. traditional media, taco, still whole power. after amazon found a jeff pays off, snapped up for washington post in 2013. the papers came profitable in the past and new york times in web traffic. ramesh 3 van is

a professor of information studies at the university of california. he says the mosque takeover raises serious questions about the future direction of twitter. i think the content moderation aspects are critical, but i think the bigger question is, why is the content that is most viral and therefore most visible online, almost always trending to where he will inflammatory or conspiratorial content. and the reason why is because our anxieties in our emotions are being targeted by social media algorithms, not based on them knowing how we think or feel, but all based on correlation. so they are feeding us content with the prediction of grabbing our attention. and the thing, the graph, most of our attention is hateful or fig, contact. and so he needs to actually deal with the underlying engine, which is the instrument of free speech. to make sure every speeches about not to word have speech, which are these algorithmic systems. what we do know, our big tech companies are the most powerful in the world. they are the media in

many different countries around the world. and here in the united states and in the northern hemisphere, the influence, the coverage that journalistic networks, like i'll just be around, others actually engage. so here the content that is grabbing people's eyeballs because we're all on our phone all the time and on our laptops, tends to be trans where he's for content, which we thought, you know, connected to the former president of this country, which is why he ended up being the platform that wasn't necessarily the right thing to do, but the goal would be to control content right in any society there is going to be hateful speech. it just shouldn't and dominating our entire lives. otherwise, we're just going to be anxious, emotionally, distraught and more polarized than ever. for people have been killed and several others injured in a car explosion at the university of karate and pockets. don't they say a van with several people inside exploded. the area has been corded off by rescue and security services still ahead on al jazeera

oh, keeping their language alive. we hear from people in ukraine who are shunning all things russian and a call to action. protest is in mexico, demand justice for women who have gone missing, have been murdered, and in sport, lightening reception, white house date for the stanley cup champions. peter has all the details. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe and from the satellite image. you can see the dense cloud pulling across the iberian peninsula, bringing some heavy rain to portugal in spain. in the days to come, we are going to see temperatures dipped down in places like madrid,

as well as for western areas of france in the days ahead. and we have seen a lot of exceptional warmth across scandinavia. well, temperatures here are going to be dipping down to just below the average. thanks to a northerly wind. that's cooling things down as it moves its way down north. we have got a wild fi warning out for western areas of norway, thanks to those dry conditions. and it's a similar story for southern areas of finland further west. this is the north west for britain and ireland. we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather with spells of sunshine. it is slightly cooler here. we're going to see things dry up as well across central areas as that wet weather skirts its way further east away from northern areas of italy and switzerland in the days to come. not the warmth continuing for greece. 25 degrees in athens, and lots of clear skies across much of the mediterranean. that is a very wet picture for spain and portugal. we have a look at the 3 day for madrid. we're going to see the temperature dipped down, but there will be sunshine coming back through. it's time we get to friday,

actually whether ah, the african stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist, a short documentary from african feel. maybe i'm going to do this from south africa, ethiopia, and nigeria. we been to provo from stuff in this classroom. she saw this as my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks there, an estimated 20000 li gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage. the government says it's taking action, but doctors are desperate thing lives are being put in danger from around the world . presidents the landscape says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine with

the expected renew defensive in the east lou ah, ah, you're watching all jazz. there are a reminder about top stories this hour. you and thank you, general and started with headers is meeting roches foreign minister in moscow. ahead of talks with president vladimir putin to paris is hoping to open up diplomatic channels between russia and ukraine. u. s. is hosting talks on ukraine that the ramstein abbeys, germany, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, opened meeting, pledging to continue support for q, against what he called

a lot of us invasion, explosions of damage to soviet era radio antennas and the breakaway mold, oven region of trance. these trio region is now raised its terrorist threat level to read and introduce checkpoints. after moscow's invasion, many ukrainians are choosing to shun all things russian on thing that's changing foster's the use of the russian language results. her dar reports from live the service at the altar. those church of saint george in libby has continued for centuries. and it has not been interrupted by the ongoing war. though it has seen some change in the rights are now being performed mostly in ukrainian or russian. i'm our mother, it was decided by the community itself that the service should be excluded ukrainians. they reject the or sub own language which is commonly used by the

russian orthodox church. and they want to hear the ukrainian language, because they say, is closer to them. what true to true to in ukraine went around 30 percent off the population speaks. russian. things have changed since the russian invasion in february. throughout the vacation, as many koreans are calling, it is spreading fast across the country. even the 3 named after the russian historical figures are now getting ukrainian names. it's about the colonization to have independent country. we have in dependency that we have own history, and so will do according to our history, not that what the fullest on, on our, on our, by a huge money all the is called 3 to what russia has presented as a key reason for taking you crazy if you know the city of much of the said he needs to be raised from start to finish, it's been poisoning the lives of slavic people for 100 years. in reality,

russian people, even the name itself, is insulting to be one of the russian peoples. and to suddenly become ukrainians. this idea needs to be totally eradicated, but before we start eradicated them, for us, they have to be convincingly defeated. ukraine society has been a deeply polarized one. but the word with russia has let his people to set aside their differences. and come together to have their country with them. the envision at the start of its war in ukraine, russia fed its aim, was to liberate the russian speaking regions of the country and restore the historical ties with russia. but now the goal seems too far away. and for most ukrainians, the war has only pushed them further away from russia. marina shalayna is a software they will offer from ukraine's will ask region, most of which is now on the russian occupation. she has spoken russian her entire

life. but now, besides helping to plan an army with fundraising campaigns, she's working to improve her ukrainian. it's not about me you after what rush and you to my you, but and all eastern, by the way, oceans pekin, eastern thought of nor spot. i believe it's time to erase from all our minds ever since that connects us to them. the ukrainians may have suffered heavy losses in this war, but they say it has united them in their fight against the invaders and has also led them to discover the national identity. as said, the little turkeys government has denied that the conviction is businessmen and activists. mancha vada is politically motivated. he's been sentenced to life in

prison for attempting to over through the government. the united states called the decision, unjust city conceal over votes from stumble. well, i thought i was really calling for justice protesting against a stumble court's decision to jail, turkish business men, an activist of montgomery law for life. tell us friends cried and hugged as he was convicted of trying to overthrow the government by financing nationwide to government processed in 2013 other charges of espionage were thrown out. because if this is a lawful decision, we would be able to comment on it. but it's not. this is a summary of a k b government's revenge against jesse park protests. the pact courtroom watched on several of callers, friends were convicted of helping him and each jailed for 18 years. so not the manufactured charges and accusations against the defendant should be dropped.

cover law has been behind bars for 4 and a half years has always denied the charges against him, saying they are politically motivated. took his government, denies this, but the european court of human rights as well as activists and turkeys, western nato allies say the trial and the verdict, or part of a crackdown on peson under president jeff taper drums, the courts aggravated blood tension, for vala must have to find the court of appeal, and then the supreme court. this can take months or longer, but this may not be the end of the process for cabala. if the appeals court overturns the verdict, come, follow may be released, spending triumph for now. friends and supporters live in hope, however, narrow view to st, cuz solar sounds a serious stumble. if you refuse to grind, rebels fighting government forces in the no say that made

a tactical retreat to grind people's liberation front or t p l f says it's completely withdrawn, it forces from the neighboring a far region. it says it hopes that withdrawal will allow aid to reach famine, hit to grind, while the 90 percent of the population they need food aid. last month, the prime minister be up and declare the surprise truce to improve humanitarian access. 6 soldiers have been killed and 20 injured in simultaneous attacks targeting 3 army bases, and molly, russian fighters were involved in repelling the assaults. because hawk reports now from neighboring synagogue captured on mobile phone. the aftermath of a suicide attack. all kite of fighters detonated a car bomb in one of molly's biggest military camp in savari, inside the barracks of hundreds of russian fighters. they repelled the assault, but lost a russian helicopter. on kite says this was a retaliation against recent operations by molly's military involving russian

fighters in the center of the country. valiant stay, tv follows the authorities on the ground here in the village of mora in operation to win hearts and minds in what human rights group believe is the sight of a massacre. they say russian mercenaries and maryan soldiers tortured and killed almost a 1000 people, mostly civilians in the last month, in the village of mora, and whom bori. given all the soldiers that you see in the village are only your brothers, children, and grandchildren. they can never be your enemy, nor the enemy of mora. monica authorities are blocking the un from meeting the survivors and conducting an independent investigation. al jazeera spoke to one of the survivors, mama do not. his real name says he was on his way to market when he heard the helicopters of the 1000000 army hover overhead out came. what moment do describes as white skinned soldiers shooting indiscriminately? and a nanny owner never be a 1000000 soldiers over there,

accompanied by light soldiers. there are many of them. i can't recognize the patches on their uniforms. i'm afraid to approach them, but people say they are russians. many people have died because of their violence. 1000000 authorities deny the presence of russian fighters instead, calling them instructors. and they said in a statement that said it is holding hostage captured russian fighters, which linked to the wagner group with the deployment of russian fighters. last december, the relationship between 1000000 authorities and france has deteriorated. then year 2500 french soldiers are pulling out of molly. by this summer. last week, french forces handed over the camp of go see 2000000 forces. the 1000000 army says it found a mass grave shortly after that contained bodies in advanced state of decomposition . but the french military has released drone and audio footage showing 1000000 soldiers digging dead bodies into the sand. after they had left, a senior french military official told al jazeera that russians are behind

a campaign of disinformation, targeting the french army. in molly, away from europe is a new battlefront in an information war involving the russians and the west and caught in the middle or the people of molly nicholas hawk al jazeera. the biden administration has asked congress greater power to tax and potentially destroy drones, which threatened security more than $800000.00 drugs registered in the united states. my can, has more from the health, wide ranging plan that's been announced by the biden administration, the national action plan. it is going to ask congress to take a series of measures on both the federal and a local basis in terms of amending the law to deal with the increasing volume of trends within the country. it's great concern among the administration, officials about the amount of crimes that drones are being used for about the

increasing number of drone incidents have occurred, including here at the white house, back in 2015. when to drones, on 2 separate occasions landed on the grounds of the white house itself. so there's a lot of concerns, but one must note that this is got to go to congress. congress will have to pass a wide ranging way of legislation. among that legislation will be establishing a national training center to train people in grown detection ways in which to improve drone technology. but also administration officials speaking to reporters make another point which may be one of the most forces behind this action plan. and that is expressed concern about the use of drones in the attempted assassination of the iraqi prime and his day in august last year. and the attack on the been as well and president back in 2018. so there's not only a domestic concern about this. there's also the concern among administration

officials about the widespread or possible widespread use of drones not only in illegal acts such as carrying drugs, but also in possible impossible assassination attempts activists in the us. so people with disabilities are facing unique and ongoing challenges during the crone of as pandemic. as alan fisher reports, they haven't had equal access to services like testing. so 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, what now imagine you're blind. it has no markings on it. and again, this is a cardboard box. so um, you know, boxes of band aids have braille on them. now, come on 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 watching out what to do is a challenge. they were testing centers that were drive through

a home 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? and demick 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 there be states operation wise, what's called a crisis standards of care. and these are standards letter, hospital uses to determine who gets access to treatment in times of a 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 that. she reduce 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 our psychiatric disability. the white house has 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. allan fisher al jazeera at the white house. airlines in haiti,

a warning of flight cancellations because of fuel shortages. if i was an announcement by airport authorities of possible service disruptions in the capital, puerto prince, many petrol stations are also in short supply. in november, a few shortages caused by gang blockades triggered protests, jamante my log window goes up. i wonder when the government wants to raise the price of petrol. children are coming out of school. people are sick, everyone needs petrol. what are we going to do? oh, here is the problem. wouldn't we hear the old stations have no patron when we ask questions to find out what happened, we get no answer. but all petro stations have the pantry like back will just raise prices and nothing's been done. protest is in mexico and demanding justice for women who've been killed. the outrage follows the murder of a law student in the northern city of monterey. patty lopez, harriann has more protons like this one and mexico's capital had been held across the country, calling for a search and violence against women to stop. it follows the murder of an 18 year

old student in the northern city of monterey de ebony escobar, his body was found on thursday decomposing in a water tank nearly 2 weeks after she had gone missing. she was left on the side of the road late at night after a taxi driver allegedly tried to fondle her moments later he took this picture. he says it's proof that she was alive when she got out of the car. the taxi driver claims he wasn't involved in the woman's death. it's a case that still under investigation and has outrage the country. i think, to be honest, it happens too often. it's not just this case. several women have been murdered in a month. that's why we're here fighting posters of missing girls and women were taped outside the attorney general's office act of his say police and prosecutors had been slow and miss selective and investigating these cases. but guess i'll go

to that. it wasn't good when it gets authorities don't do what they're supposed to do in a timely fashion. i guess when, when someone goes missing, they continue arguing that we need to wait 72 hours to start searching. instead of going forward, we seem to be going backwards. healings of women have increase in recent years in mexico and 2020 records show there were 977 registered cases. a year later, $38.00 more were reported. this is a, we are not fools. we do not need to be noise or have a degree to see that there is no justice, not even in death. oh, despite years of protest, the number of disappearances remains high. around 1600 women have been reported missing so far this year. officials say nearly 830 are still unaccounted for, and 16 have been found dead. now the devanie has been laid to rest calls are

mounting for justice. along with thousands of unsolved cases, katya lopez, leanne al jazeera, still ahead on al jazeera, the world's oldest person has don't look at the extraordinary story of the 119 year old and things get rather heated in the n b a. playoffs. pizza has a round up of the sport. ah ah, with

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ah, it's been one of the most expensive holidays in history. 3 business men of splash down following master's 1st commercial trip to the international space station. each paid $55000000.00 for the trip by the axiom space company. and they got extra value b, 9 day mission extended to 17 days because of bad weather. a v a tional authorities in the us are investigating a plain swapping stone that went wrong in the arizona desert cousins and luc akins and, and the farrington plan to nosedive aircraft and civil tamia jump from one to the other before taking the controls and landing akins made safely into ferrying plain fountain, had to abandon his attempt. he reached land by parachutes. time for his peter can thank you so much. the boston celtics, though. the 1st seen through to the 2nd round of the n b. a playoffs of 2 competing a for no series whitewash on monday was

a must win home game for the brooklyn. it's the keep it hopes alive, and kevin, to rent lead the way with setting on points of the celtics, were able to stay out in front of the game for grace jason tatum's school 29 for boston. and the crucial moment came at the end of the final course. it was 22 seconds on the clock in the next training by sue to rent missed a free throw at teams, which the celtics converted into a school of their own. i finished 116112, boston away the winners between the milwaukee bucks and the chicago booth where maybe i was close our game, which is the hardest thing. went in basketball in especially against guys like out a pressure was on us for us to finish and execute was big, you know, as big for the confidence of our group they from i said, i think that was fantastic. even a great team, they don't dwell on what they do, they just try to contain and keep getting better. so for us, we know we were our mistakes were we try to make, turn him into strength,

but we can regret all we did elsewhere in monday's games. that all got rather heated as the dallas mavericks took a 3 to lead in their series with the utah jazz, the visitors were struggling to contain look, don't judge. it was in great form for the masses, for 33 points in the 10277. when utah resorted some heavy fowling to stop the big slovenia later in the game, which led to some angry moments. this one, so has on whiteside and reggie bullock ejected, jane was not to try to. duncan was a successful, successful. well, this last monday, this thing's happened class. i was just trying to keep my garza who had the right uniform on out of there and at a harm's way, just a physical, you know, there's the playoffs generic. you know, everybody is excited to preserve, you know, right. fine for inch was not a big deal. the raptors kept their series were the $76.00 is alive,

not helped by toronto, food, precious, which you are scoring the basketball equivalent of an own. go after a mr. t. james, i'm at c spy, bull fish, 10388 pasco. see are coming up with 23 points. the raptor style 3 to 8 of came 6 on thursday. not well man, just the city manager pay. guardiola says the side need to exceptional games to get past rail madrid, the premier, the leaders take on the top team in league, and the 1st leg of the champions league semi final at the 80 ad stadium on tuesday . that he never won the competition where israel have lifted the trophy record 13 times. well, if we have to compete with a story, we will have any chance they are better. so is to speak for itself. so i will have no desire to complete an exam. for us, blake, and today, i mean it is incredible test improve and and we want to,

i want to trite rails coach, colleen gelata. he says, nobody expected he signed to reach the last fall. they've done well to get the eliminating lin l mess these passenger man and last seasons champions. chelsea in the last 2 rounds. and although angela, he says he fema apprehensive about facing 50. he is not phased as tom or there were very close to playing another final and the most important competition in the world . and we're worried because with facing a very strong team, we used to this because in this years champions league with face very strong opposition and things went away. so we'll keep fighting no doubt. so nicholson has asked for permission from the pga to to play in the 1st events of the saudi back live golf theories. monday was the deadline for player to formally request leave for the tournament in england. in the 2nd week of june, it supported that 15 players in the world top 100. a signed out so far for the 1st of these new big prize money events. the 1st through them and we'll split

$20000000.00 between a field of $48.00 players to market a back to back winds. in the stanley cup the tampa bay lightning were honored with a date at the white house. the n h l champions met joe biden on monday and presented him with a lightning juvie. that was the 1st time the theme had been granted a visit with a fitting president. as a risk of steady, the obvious here is a pretty good time to be in a sports fan in tampa. i don't know what the hell you have in the water down there . you know, buccaneers one the super bowl. right. one of the president, these guys behind the game back to back stanley cup jabbers. and they may be here next year, who know double the olympic snowball champion, chloe kim is to take some time away from the sport for her mental well being. the 22 year old retained her gold medal in the half pipe at the winter games in beijing

in february. but after what she's called a draining year, she's going to take a season out to reset. before returning to launch a campaign for a 3rd, gold of the 2026 games in italy came also took a full season off off to she won her 1st olympics cycle in 2018. that's all. leave it for now. i'll be here again with more sports news, but later kim and thanks that peter or the wilds, the oldest person has died in japan just months short of a goal of reaching the age, 120 cane tanaka was born in 19 o 3 the same year that the right brothers made their 1st powered flight. the mother 4 lives through 2 wild walls. the 1918 spanish flew and survived cancer. twice. she spent her final years in a retirement home, enjoying mats, calligraphy, and chocolate wolds. the oldest is now the sea around, and a french nun who is $118.00 and use our major if it are going to say are just lot

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able to hear music amid the ruins of muscles. all city feel strange, but it brings home the resilience of residents who say that despite the destruction and lack of help, they remain committed to bringing the city back to life. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically referred to the oral industry was a main bank roller or opposition to clock back to campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing more to, to a business? here's a good thing. absolutely. on on jessie from the al jazeera london, bro cost center t people, unprompted and into updates. there is a form of knowledge which is kind of not acknowledged. so there isn't only one story to be told even about colonialism. the other stories thought to if after was

that gun and then all 3 out to 18 we can bring in all of these other ecologies are not necessarily struck in the ways that we've been taught them. i feel like that's potentially really exciting prospect studio be unfit. good on al jazeera lou on his 1st visit to moscow since the start of the ukraine walked un secretary general antonia garage, charles, russia, that needs to be a ceasefire. as soon as possible. as the battle shifts to don bass, defense ministers of 40 nations assess, keeps demands to defend itself. nations of goodwill, from around the world span, united cannot resolve to support ukraine in its fight against russia. imperial we're running. that's the way it should mean with.