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is an absurdity. in the 21st century, the war is evil. about strike in sri lanka, another sign of growing anger against the government's handling of the growing economic crisis. and millions remain locked down in shanghai with people questioning if the so called 0 cobra 1900 policy is worse than the virus itself. i'm devin ash, with for the golden state warriors and milwaukee bucks, vice progress in the n b. a. playoff. at liverpool leave a step closer to the champions, the final offers victory over spanish i very out in the semi finals the welcome to the news, our evil and absurdity in the 21st century. those the woods of the un secretary general while visiting the destroyed suburbs and towns of ukraine. antonio terrace also went to see for himself the sights of mass graves. he's demanded

accountability for what's been described as war crimes, an edged russia to cooperate with investigations by the international criminal court. not some point during this news, i will be expecting to hear from both get harish and ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. but 1st, under chappelle begins all coverage with this report. a tour of the villages and towns north of keith where russia is accused of committing war crimes starting and borrowed younger where you went. secretary general, antonio quoterush software himself the scale of devastation. there is no way a war can be acceptable in the 21st century. look at borrowed younger like so many towns was occupied by russian forces and nearly flattened by their onslaught. ukrainian say mass graves, there are proof that russian forces are committing atrocities. then to boucher were bodies of civilians were found with hands tied behind their backs. earlier this month when you crane recaptured it from russian forces garish. now,

asking russia to help find those responsible, i fully support the federal google mon, that i a view to the russian federation to accept to corporate with international criminal court. and to charge residential towers in urban, where there's been extensive damage. innocent civilians living in this building they were paying the highest price for a war for which they're not going to be looked at. mental ukrainian officials were frustrated. he visited russian president vladimir putin and moscow before keith zalinski called it ambiguous to see the aggressor before the victims. the un secretary general has been unable to get the sides to see eye to eye, but wants to begin the negotiation process to stop a war that many ukrainians had hoped. the un would prevent in the 1st place. and you shall now does, here on the battlefield. ukraine says russia has increased the pace of it's

offensive in the east. that's been faced fighting in the don't bounce region. russian falls is of taken these 2 towns in the east now that pushing towards the cities of lyman, a papa saw on the front line defended by ukrainian troops. satellite imagery from mario po, all is revealing the damage done by russian shelling on the as the tall steel plant where ukrainian soldiers and citizens, ah, sheltering russia, has continued its ass strikes on the facility despite agreeing in principle with the un to alive occupations. 1000 hiding in the steel plants underground tunnels. as russian forces surround the city. also at least one person has been killed in kalki, have another to injured. after russian shelling on a residential area on wednesday, emergency crews went to the scene to treat the wounded and put out a fire ukraine's 2nd largest city, his face shelling nearly every day since the war began.

now russia says incidence in a pro russian breakaway region of moldova are an attempt to drag the region into conflict. security has been tightened at border checkpoints after reported attacks in it turns in history. the interior ministry says shots were fired from ukraine on wednesday towards a village housing in ammunition, ammunition depot. and it also says that 2 explosions, damage radio and tennis in another village near. barker has more now from kashi. now ukraine's interpretation of what's happened. entrust nisha is that this is very much a false flag operation, orchestrated by russia or to justify possibly bolstering russia's troop presence within their trans. nice geo. there is a sizable russian speaking population in the region. and of course, we know historically that russia has used the defense of russian speakers as a reason for moving or military into regions. of course has happened in the done

years because after middle hands in the 2008 war we georgia that happened in south asset here as well. i'm the moldova, and believe that they may well be some internal dispute going on in transit east. and what we're seeing are acts of sabotage from within. the russians have said that they're watching what's going on in transit to very, very closely indeed saying that they don't want to see the area being drawn into a wider conflict. the question is really logistically whether russia could actually, if it wanted to send troops into the area, it's failed to a stage at some previous landing in odessa, there are very few options as to how troops could actually access the region for the time being though. oh, security services are moldova, and ukraine are watching very, very closely what's happening there. of course, if this continues on a regular basis, they may well have to reevaluate their own security situation here. mold over pauper and to the east, of course, are in ukraine. that is very, very worried about their suddenly being

a new front opening in the west of the country as well. when in europe, germany's parliament as a proof sending heavy weaponry to ukraine and what's being a major policy shift, the decision to send anti aircraft systems has been supported by all 3 ruling coalition parties. as well as the opposition conservatives. germany had initially resisted calls to provide heavy weapons. it's longstanding, policy of not sending alms to complex science has changed since the start of this war. ah. until the news now and a national strike is endway in sri lanka, as part of protests against the government's handling of a devastating economic crisis. i. saturday, members of 500 different trade unions marching across the capital, colombo opposition parties have organized 6 days of protest across the country. for

lincoln's have been dealing with shortages of fuel food and medicine for weeks. michelle fernandez in columbia, she reports the government must be feeling the pressure there are certain signs that they're trying to sort of take measures and steps to respond to some of these both. we saw the government, the cabinets, step down, the president appoint an interim government. then bring in an entire new cabinet of relatively young new faces are but it is not seem are seeming to have pacified all of these protests as this new faces. just in cabinet won't do. they want a clean sweep from the president, the prime minister, and the cabinet to go. now, there also seems to be moved within the opposition parties to do 2 things. one to bring a no confidence motion against the government that would be passed by a simple majority. the other option is also to bring in sort of constitutional

reform. the president and the prime minister have made sort of noises about willing to being willing to accept these. but at the end of the day, nothing much has moved. now the drug company, madonna, has asked us regulators to approve its covert 19 vaccine for children between 6 months and 6 years old. it says drug trial showed to dose as a safe and produced a strong immune response. right now, children age 5 and older can be vaccinated in the us with phases vaccine. i think there is an important unmet medical needs here with these youngest kids, that kind of any of the vaccine they don't have any other treatments. i think they have to recognize that they might indeed prioritize supplication, but they do, as you say, now have that full spectrum of data across the whole age range of children and adolescents. that's been the months since china's biggest city shanghai went into locked on because of the cove at 19 outbreak. that's been widespread. unrest among

residents who complained of food shortages and tough restrictions between a year repulsive banking factory on the outskirts of shanghai normally produces around $300000.00 bicycles every month. it counts u. s. department store walmart among its many international clients. but because of a strict corona virus lockdown, it's been forced to close for full weeks, confined to his home manager, lager worries about his 2000 workers. and his bottom line, to be honest, is very difficult for them. i would like to pay a little bit more. but, you know, the, the last for the company is also beek, mom. i don't know how, how am i going to so wife after this, but i will try to, sofa is authorities in shanghai. see, a new round of testing will decide where the neighborhoods can begin. opening up. most of the cities 25000000 residents remain locked down. it sparked anger and

protest in the commercial center. here, people i heard banging pots and pans from their apartment windows. one woman screams, give me back my freedom. still, chinese leaders insist on maintaining a 0 curve 19 policy. they are trying to contain the public discontent. but we are still working with a lot of this system, which means that it is the car good that has been said by the top leadership, which is called paramount importance for cart race, responsible for any of those specific policies. public discontent comes much lower in the list priorities for them to meet. there have been complaints of food shortages, the separation of families, and the killing of pets by health workers. but analysts say any political blame is

likely to fall on low level officials, not president. she didn't ping or talk beijing ministers in the capital authorities doing all they can to prevent a city wide locked down. people have stopped up with supplies bracing for the results of 3 rounds of mass testing conducted this week. more than 100 infections have been recorded, resulting in the closure, some schools and attainment venues and tourist sites. dozens of neighborhoods has been barricaded. the heavy handed measures resemble bowers imposed during the early days of the pandemic. more than 2 years on many questioning whether the cure is worse than the disease itself. katrina, you al jazeera aging. now taiwan is confirmed, a record number of daily caves, 19 infections on thursday, its health minister said they were more than 11000 cases, protected by one close. this borders that start with a pandemic. but since abandoned the 0 cove at 900 policy, well,

staying with taiwan, the u. s. congress is also past the bill to help the territory regain its observer status at the world health organization. president joe biden is expected to sign the measure it into law. taiwan was stripped to the status in 2017 because of objections from china. now, beijing considered the island a breakaway province. the un human rights committee has found a corruption investigation of brazil's former president violated his rights. it says the inquiry prevented luis, and i feel newly the civil from running for office, which is a violation of his political rights, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison in 2018 on forward and corruption charges. he was released 2 years later after the supreme court overturned his conviction. now turkeys president is traveling to saudi arabia for a 2 day visit aimed at repairing ties. rep typo on is expected to meet. com per mom

had been solomon during his 1st visit to the kingdom in years. relations between the 2 was strained after the 2018 killing of jennings, jamal fish audrey. let's go over to the wire transfer present by just talking about more aid for ukraine. let's listen, every pivotal movement we need this bills for ukraine is fight for freedom and our nato allies. are you partners? are going to pay their fair share the cost as well, but we have to do this. we have to do our part as well, leaving alliance. the cost of this, why? it's not cheap, but k, we knew aggression is going to be more costly. if we allow to happen. we are back ukrainian people as they defend their country or we stand by as the russians continue or atrocities and aggression and ukraine every day, every day the ukrainians pay for the price and the price they praise with their lives for this fight. so we need to contribute arms funding, ammunition,

and economic support to make their courage and sacrifice have purpose so they can continue this fight and do what they're doing. it's critical this funding gets approved, approved as quickly as possible. you know, long before russia lost to launch his pupil invasion, i made clear how the united states would respond, predicted they would invade, and they surely did. we said we not send us troops to fight russian troops in ukraine, but we would provide robust military assistance and try to unify the western world against russia's aggression. i said i would impose powerful sanctions on russia. now we've destroyed and developed, we destroy this missed and somehow they can continue to move without the rest of the world active that we deploy additional forces to defend nato territory, particularly in east, along the russian and barriers borders at exactly exactly what we said we would do, and we did. but despite the disturbing rhetoric coming out of the kremlin facts are

playing for everybody to see. we're not attacking russia, we're helping ukraine defend itself against russian aggression. and just as prudent chose to launch his brutal invasion, he could make the choice to end this brutal invasion. russia is the aggressor, no, ifs, ands or buts about it. russia is the aggressor and the world must and will whole russia accountable. russia continue to sold as human, immense human cost. we've seen, we've seen them leave behind, horrifying evidence of their atrocities and more crimes. and the areas they tried to control. as long as the assaults and atrocities continue, we're going to continue to supply military systems that might know parents medically. you know, there's dinner this, we can celebrate, depress, think of what the american press has done. the courage is taken to stay in these wars out. the courage is taken report every single day. i've always

had respect for the press, but i can tell you how much respect i have, watch it, watching them in the zones where they're under fire, risky their own lives to make sure the world. here's the truth. imagine that we weren't getting that information to be a different world, be a different circumstance. in the past 2 months, russia launches brutal, jackins move, weapons, and equipment to crane it. we move, we've moved, weapons and equipment, and to crane and record speed. thanks the aid we provide, a russian forces have been forced to retreat from key doesn't mean they're not gonna try to come back, but they've retreated thus far. we've sent thousands of anti armor anti missiles, helicopters, drones, grenade launchers, machine guns, rifles, radar systems. more than 50000000 rounds of ammunition. united states alone is provided 10 anti armor systems for every russian tank that is in ukraine. tend to

want providing ukraine significant timely intelligence to help them defend themselves against russia on slot. and we're facilitating new, significant flow of weapons and systems ukraine from our allies and partners around the world, including tanks, artillery, and other weapons. that support is moving with unprecedented speed, much, much of the new equipment we've been out in the past 2 months, 2 weeks has already gotten new credit where it can be put their direct use on the battlefield. however, we have almost exhausted what we call the fancy phrase to draw down authority that congress authorized ukraine was authorized to create in a bipartisan spending bill last month. basically, we're out of money. and so that's why today, in order to sustain ukraine as a, as it continues to fight, i'm sending congress a supplemental budget request is going to keep weapons and ammunition flowing without interruption to the brave ukrainian fighters and continued delivering

economic manager and assistance to the people this so called supplemental funding addresses the needs of the ukrainian military during the critical weeks, months ahead. and it begins and begins to transition to long term security services . that's going to help you crane to turn continued to defend against russian aggression. this assistance would provide even more tillery armoured vehicles, anti armored systems, anti air capabilities that have been used so effectively thus far in the battlefield by the ukrainian warriors, you know, and can deliver much needed. you manager assistance as well as food, water, medicine, shelter, and other a to ukraine is displaced by russians war and provide aid for those seeking refuge in other countries. from ukraine is also gonna help schools and hospitals open, which could allow pension and social support to be paid to decrease people. so they have something something in their pocket. so also going to provide critical

resources to address food shortages around the globe. ukraine. ukraine was one of the world's largest agricultural producers, typically gross 10 percent of all the we've had shipped around the world. who has asserted sanctions are blocking food from ukraine in russia, getting down the market. the sanctions we've been focused on russia simply not true . prisoners war, not sanctions, are impacting the harvest of food and disrupting the movement of that food by land and sea to nations around the globe that needed this fun is going to help ease rising food prices at home as well and abroad, caused by russia's war in ukraine is going to help support american farmers produced more crops like wheat and oil seats, which is good for rural america. good for an american consumer and good for the world. and this supplemental request will use to defense production act,

to expand domestic production and reserve, and the reserve a critical materials, materials like nickel and lithium. and i've been disrupted by prudence warren ukraine. and that are necessary to make everything from defense systems to automobiles. and i hope congress, i hope congress move in this funding quickly. i believe they will. i want to thank congress, democrats and republicans, fairly support people, ukraine and next week i'll be in alabama to visit lockheed martin, plant to manufacturers, the javelin anti tank missile. we've been sending to ukraine and the thank the american workers, thank them for producing the weapons and help stop rushes advances ukrainian cities like keep their hard work and has played a critical role, ensuring prudent, strategic fail ukraine, and they should know that we know it in addition to this supplemental funding, i'm also sending to congress comprehensive package that will enhance our underlying

effort to accommodate the russian oligarchy. and make sure we take or take their their, it'll be gotten gauge. we're going to accommodate them. we're going to cesar yachts, luxury homes and other it will be got engaged of prudence cub tucker. yeah. cryptography. club, the guys who are the club tucker, but these are bad guys. this was a packers transfer, the law enforcement capabilities to see the property linked to russians. cryptography is going to create new experts, procedures for forfeiture and seizure of each of these properties. that's going to ensure that when the oligarchy assets are sold off, funds can be used directly to remedy the harm. russia caused in their help and help build ukraine. additionally, yesterday, running to russia, threatened to our allies,

the cut off of energy supplies. while america has in an all russian fossil fuel porch, because we're able to use our vast support supply power in our country. some european countries have faced more challenges and reducing the reliance on russian fuel. russia has long claimed to be quote, liable source of energy for the world. no matter what the differences are, customers are always going to be in good shape. but these actually prove that energy is not just a commodity. russia sells to help meet other countries needs, but a weapon we need to deploy against goes to stand against or aggression. let me be clear. we will not let russia intimidating or blackmail their way out of the sanctions. we will not allow them to use their oil and gas to avoid consequences for the aggression. we're working with other nations like korea, japan cutter and others to support or effort to help the europe and allies threatened by russia with gas blackmail,

and their energy needs and other ways. aggression will not when threats will not win. this is just another reminder of the imperative for europe and the world to move more and more of our power needs to clean energy. united states. we're doing that right now. last year we develop more solar, wind and battery storage in any year in our history. and up to power, 56000000 american homes. earlier this month, we acted to bolster our reliance, reliance on our nuclear energy facilities, which generates more than half of our carbon free power. and we're just getting started. i look at this as a serious problem, but also an enormous opportunity, an opportunity. bottom line. all these actions we can take it are about the truth district invest in ukraine's freedom and security. is a small price to pay, to punish russia in aggression, to lessen the risk for future conflicts. you know,

throughout our history, we learned that when dictators do not pay the price for their aggression and cause more chaos and engage in more rush, they keep moving. in the cost, the threat to america in the world keep rising, we can't let this happen. our unity at home, our unity with our allies and partners, and the unity with ukrainian people who send an unmistakable message to put, you will never succeed in dominating ukraine. finally, we're going to continue to deliver critical support ukraine. we must also not let our guard down in our fight against covert 19 at home and abroad. that's why i'm again urging congress to act. i'm a request for $22500000000.00 in emergency resources. so the american people can continue to protect themselves from co, 19 threes and we were so successful in the past. and because i was able to work

with drug manufacturers to order significant quantities, material we needed had a time to get in the front of the line without additional funding. we can pre order the amount of axes we need, and we risk losing our spot in line for vaccines and target multiple variance were running out of supply for therapeutics, viral pills that we desperately need without additional funding. we're unable to purchase a life saving treatment for american people. we've donated more vaccines and treatments to the world than all other nations of the world combined. if the u. s. won't do it, no one else is really going to step up and do it. without additional funding, united states won't be able to help stop the spread around the world in close off ongoing support sources and the supply chain disruptions. look, let's get both of these critical task done. no delays, no excuses, just action. now. thank you all. the

rest of your turn, the gentleman mister president, i want to ask what your messages to crane to be on the southwest border and those that are trying to we claim from the violence we have made a direct means by which they can get from europe, from ukraine directly the united states without going to the southern border in the meantime in the southern border, were trying to work through and make sure they normally process they're able to get it. but just, you know, we have said there's no need to go to the southern border, fly directly to united states. we set up a mechanism whereby they can come directly with the be the power to you by throwing them in russian comment. media officials facing them actually already in the us and russia. very alarm and things like

that and struggle essentially separate training rather than full reading and others are formative prophecy. will some of those 2 things true and they worries those things. they're not true. they do concern me because it shows the desperation that rushes feeling about their abject failure and being able to do what they set out to do in the 1st instance. and so i think it's more of a reflection not of the truth but of their failure. and so instead of saying that the, the ukrainians, equipped with some capability to resist russian forces, are they doing this, they've got to say, tell their people, the united states and all of nato is engaged in taking out russian troops and tanks, etc. so it's number one, it's an excuse for their failure. but number 2,

it's also if they really mean it's, it's no, no one should be making idled. comments about use of nuclear weapons or a possibility of the use your response from the back of the or 40 to number of your friends, are pressuring the way out to maintain that a policy. can you use of the 3 end, or whether you want to, whether he that requests or you're going to get a straight answer, we propose to eliminate that policy. by the end of may, the court said we can so far. and what the court says we're going to do, the court could come along and say, we cannot do that. and that's, it was not a proxy war, but reference here. we did the green basically the warming war. so how can somebody

that they may start to act accordingly, even if you disagree, we are prepared for whatever they do when you have your whole wouldn't guess. first of all, as you know, polos indicated, they have significant reserve gas that they have planned for, as does not as much. but as does poll guerria. and we have worked with our allies from japan on to say that we may divert our shale of the natural gas, the percentage into those countries and diverted directly to, to poland. and so i, you know, it's is most i can tell you right now, sir, i'll give a shot at jackson 11474 for well, i'm, i'm not concerned about recession. i mean, you're always concerned about recession, but the g, d, p, you know, follow 1.4 percent,

but here's the deal. we're also had last quarter consumer spending and business investment, residential investment increased in significant rates, both for leisure as well as hard product. number one. number 2, we are unemployed is the lowest rates, it's 1970 a record 4500000 businesses were created last year. we're in a situation where the, you know, we have a very different views and sen scott, republicans want to raise taxes on the middle class families and want to include half the small business owners in that way. so i think we're, what you're seeing is enormous growth in the country that was affected by everything from coven in the cover blockages that occurred along the way. now where you always have to be, take a look, you know, what is predicting recession now,

the predict either some are predicting maybe recession in 2023, concerned about it. but i know one thing that, you know, a far republican friends are really interested in doing something about dealing with economic growth and they should help us continue to lower the deficit, which we've done last year with 3 $150000000000.00. they should be willing to work with us to have a tax code that is actually one that works and everybody pays their fair share. and they should be in a position where you shouldn't be raising taxes. a middle class folks. you should be raising taxes on people who. everyone acknowledges that the vast majority republic is not paying the fair share. i've said a 100 times. you have, you know, 50 major corporations of the fortune. $500.00 companies made $40000000000.00, but i shouldn't pay single penny. no one under our proposal. i mean, you know,

400000 dollars year we'll see a penny in their taxes. go up. i want pity. i do think coordinating it together and why don't care how they are, how they do it. i'm sending them both up. i mean, they can do it separately together, but we need them for later yesterday that you're getting closer to using executive authority to cancel out the dollar student loan debt. can you confirm that? what exactly are you looking to plan to do? i mean, you mean spokesman said that majority leadership look number 11 of the 1st thing we did was reform the system that was in place that didn't work for anybody that allowed people though, right off, i'll just have english and the american president joe biden speaking in the white house about the next phase in american support for ukraine. friendship of the was

taking a few of the questions about the economy and education that spring. and kimberly, how can tell white house correspondent, a, it's a large amount of money he's asking for congress to approve, and he thinks he's going to get it. yeah, and all indications are that he will get it because the feeling sentiment in the united states right now is there's enormous support for ukraine, not just in the u. s. congress, but also in terms of the american vote in public. and so if it's popular with americans, it's going to be popular with their representatives. and so that time is right for the u. s. president. to ask for this. and you can see there as the u. s. president was talking, he was kind of reminding the american public that he predicted that vladimir putin would invade ukraine and also that there would be a need to defend ukraine saying in this sort of projecting look at, i've had

a steady hand throughout this trust me as i now asked for your money. c once more and when the president asked for this mount of money i, it's not going to be a, for the long term. this is only going to last about 5 months as so this is certainly something that if this is a prolonged invasion that continues beyond the 5 months, there will be any to ask for even more money. so you heard the u. s. president off the top, they're saying that this is not cheap, but i came to aggression is not something that can be afforded either. so the u. s . president, very measured in his comments, knowing that this is something that will be weighed in the minds of americans who are trying in, in tough economic times to balance their own budgets at home as well. kimberly, how could that for us? so with that, thanks very much. kimberly, of course we'll continue to depend with you as and when we get more news and

reaction to that request to congress. thanks very much. not you have nice, chancellor says this country is preparing for a possible situation where russia stops. gas exports are left schultz is in japan. on his 1st trip to asia, russia's invasion of ukraine had the energy crisis dominating those talks of japanese prime minister, familiar casita, politicians in germany, have it in favor of sending heavy weapons to keith or vacant and try to be with us and what decision the russian government will take in this regard. one can only speculate, but it makes little since one has to pay for it. and as i said, we had already started to do this before the war broke out. and we know what we have to do, and that is exactly what we will do. now, police improve, have you take, asked her victim indigenous group which refused to leave one of its biggest copper mines that fled a bumble community. set up camp in the chinese run. last by my mind 2 weeks ago, halting operations on the protest to say the mine is on indigenous territory. the

firms owners says that it will filled its financial obligations the newly elected head of the organization of american states. louisa medical has criticized nicaragua as government. it's in response to the central american country, leaving the group and expelling some of its members. the government doesn't daniel take a, has also claims the organization offices in his capital, managua. the block had condemned to take his re election of several opponents were detained before the vote. a colombian judge has ruled form of president over or ruby will have to stun trial on charges of fraud and witness tampering. now this has to do with an investigation to abuses committed during the countries of 52 year long civil conflict. on a sunday on pierre t reports of buckets and a 12 hour long virtual hearing the judge carman ortiz quest in much of the attorney general's office reasoning to ask for to dismissal of this controversial case

against the former president of columbia. at the judge detailed a time in stark terms, how she believes that the prosecuting attorney, gabriela hi, miss. failed to present important evidence that indeed would suggest the possibility that that is responsible for crimes. in particular, he is charged with directing one of his lawyers and other people to try and bribe and change the testimony of some paramilitary members and change the testimony where that link would you be at 2 d, illegal armed groups? now this case goes a ways back, it's actually 4 years old and it started and the country supreme court about after the court ordered into home detention,

he resigned. and that moved the case to the attorney general's office, a different legal body that some people here c as more favorable to the ex precedent. but now there's this new decision by this judge, which means that the case will indeed continue. even if there are still the possibility to appeal this late, this decision was also clear that this is also political defeats for that would be and his party coming just a month before presidential elections like he was experiencing the largest exodus of people this century, driven mainly by worsening economy, the government blames the u. s. economic embargo. our latin america editor, lucy newman, has a special report from cuba, capital, havana, about old mary, maureen, 76 year old girl young on chalice has been making shoes by hand since he was 12, nor does a bible. hm. but i made this pair as a gift to my son's friend. that friend will be giving him temporary woman board in

argentina to where he is about to migrate. he tells me it will be hard to leave behind his home, even though it is literally falling apart. his children and his wife migrated long ago. but he never wanted to leave cuba until now, and he will and with a thank daniel for the last 60 years. our leadership has told us that things will improve that will overcome all obstacles. but we see the contrary. everyday things get worse. we have less food, more social problems, go see it again by senior gonzales's. lucky he has a visa to and to his country of destination. vast majority of cubans don't. so they try to fly 1st to nicaragua, the only country where cubans can enter freely. but to get there, they need to transit through panama, which is now demanding a transit visa. cubans from all over the country. wait near the panamanian embassy

to apply the majority in vain on our hanover evoke on me who has been out here for 23 days. we'll give you more than what we said are you, i'm a human being and i look around and can't understand that any human being can be treated like this. i feel humiliated, messy, and only yeah, wow. at the airport. another equally desperate group has become the latest victim of a scan, an alleged travel agency that sold in tickets for a non existent charter flight to nicaragua, all of our market. everyone, you see here, the whole family was leaving today. and what were you going to do when you arrived in the grub? why ask another one, i love him. many of us have know where to go, because we've sold the house everything. cuban she can on the crisis has unleashed the largest exit is since 1980 when former president, fidel castro, allowed 820000 cubans to sail to florida. se tubes, government blames the trump and bind administrations for the latest crisis. thought

i heard both. the recipe is to taught me economic embargo and keyboard to provide more hardships on cuban families. reduce salaries, provide hunger and desperation, and the overthrow of our government off the hill. since cuba government repressed an unprecedented social uprising by disgruntled cubans, last july. exodus has increased this despite the new obstacles placed by panama, which appears to be cooperating with us efforts to reduce the influx of undocumented cubans. whatever the reason cubans are telling us that they feel trapped. and as a result, many are resorting to a far more dangerous method that hadn't been seen since the 90 ninety's. and that is to attempt to cross the shark infested, florida straits that you see behind me in a raft or in a boat in an attempt to make it to the united states. in 1994, during the so called rafters crisis, nearly 40000 cubans attempted to sail to florida. many drowning in the process to

day history is beginning to be repeated back at the airport. the lucky few who had managed to get a transit res, up prepared to leave cuba, final destination still unknown, but the pain of leaving their loved ones behind is agonizing. a scene that is being repeated all over the scarab, be an island. see and human al, jazeera havana. the fossils belonging to a dinosaur that lived around 70000000 years ago have gone on display in argentina. these are the remains of the map, macro fox, the mega rock, just of 10 meters high, weighed about 5 tons and had to blade like coals. the fossils are found in santa cruz province 2 years ago. now my beat chilled highlands west coast is back in the taurus business is called so popular. the holiday makers were banned 3 years to stop the environmental damage. but it's 20 chang reports. the success of

that decision. a spoke to why did the base about marine conservation if i could stop the world and restart life, put the clock back. i think i'd restart like this. alex garland, author of the beach. the movie released in 2000 and starring leonardo dicaprio was filmed here at my bay and thailand. the flood of tourists that followed, caused huge ecological damage. let borne her before the government closed the bay. there was nothing left. but after a few years of closure, you see more reefs that mo, see, life is making their way back to the bay. we saw a black tip shocks which you can see during low tide. the re planted carls are now home to nurseries of fish, including juvenile sharks. strict limits on the number of visitors are intended to minimize damage to the marine environment. swimming is now banned. after 2 years of cove, it shut downs. it's hoped that my bay will tempt the tourist back but it's under

water. you see how marine life has thrived in the absence of visitors. the adult sharks from my a base nursery flit nervously through the corals. huge shoals of yellow snappers, sweep along the edge of the reef, gently making way for uninvited guests. in the deeper ravines cracks and crevices full of life, a spiny lobster trying to avoid the dinner table. corals fanning out with signs of new growth. and if you want to find nemo, this is the place such a lazy world, other it's thriving when you're lucky enough to get a chance to see it. you wonder why they don't do everything you them have controlled reserve it but just behind my a bay, there are no limits or checks. the tourists are backed by the boat load in the clear waters, the coral is bleached and marine life absent. i don't know why that the voltage are

linear learn. so yes we, we don't have to wait for the court. actually. we don't have to wait for the call to happen. we can just learn from other countries, like we just learn to artillio. we just learn how the men is the nation about in the us fighting by the have even been regular sightings of do gongs. a shy ocean mammal thought to be the origin of the mermaid myth fishermen say they ventured much closer to the shore since covered head over your iowa. because of the lack of tourist during the cold, pandemic nature is less disturb. the most important factor for de gongs is c, grassy which is them. and full sauce, you know. but the do gongs and now know where to be seen. scared off by boats carrying tourists back to the islands, tourists that after 2 years of locked down, a coming to find a paradise that could soon be lost. tony cheng al jazeera southern thailand, well still had hail and al serra action from them. yet playoffs,

as well as the basketballs, the gustavo helps his team progress to the conference. any final thoughts coming up with jabber in school, so that go ah,

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there is almost knit complete destruction fighting back a russian assault, holding background forces. the scale of destruction is just now being revealed as we arrived at b calliah, there was panic. a russian war played is suspected of being close by. stay with al jazeera for the latest developments. lou ah, ah. nice job. thank he's the hell barcelona have announced they will not be playing at that famous new come stadium. during the 202324 season. the club have reached an agreement with the city to begin a massive one point. $5000000000.00 overhaul of the venue is already europe's largest football stadium, seating $99000.00 fans. but that will increase to

a $110000.00 boss. so we'll have to downsize a temporarily and instead play the home games. the cities is 60000 seater olympic stadium, which hosted the 1992 games. they will return to the new cap in 2024, but only at 50 percent capacity until construction finishes. during the 202526 season live a fuller step closer to the champions league final but manager young cloth is wanting his side. their work is not done yet. they bates at very out soon in the 1st leg of the semi finals. thanks to a couple of goals in quick succession after the break. a such a fortune about their 1st jordan henderson's cross deflecting in to give liverpool the leads. anti minutes later, sedio mana made it to nail the around didn't have a shelf on target. the whole game, despite his team dominating 12, is no getting complacent as they chase an unprecedented quadruple the full burg, excluding, as nothing,

nothing happened yet. that's how it is reduced isn't for me to best example. you play a game when it's too new. at halftime, you have to be completely on alert via to be 100 percent in the right mood. you have to play the 2nd half like you play the 1st half in the asian champions. vague yokohama, if marginal sir impulse position to qualify for the knockout round the japanese side or up against already eliminated young, i'm glee of vietnam, brazilian striker, macos genia, put away this penalty to give you oklahoma the leads good celebration there as well . and they made it say no 8 minutes from time to ensure they go into the final run of matches at top of that great. and on the verge of a place in the last 16 into the lands reserve, goalkeeper left the field in tears after his mistake. and gifted belong victory, and could prove very costly in the serial title race into went into the game knowing when would meet the top of the table above it, if you will. ac milan and it's good for them on even paris search for them ahead of

3 minutes in. but marco, on, out to the headed in an equalizer for the long yet before the break. and then with 9 minutes left in to keep unit radu, who was making his 1st lease off the seat in the season, made an absolute holla to belong to snatch victory into remain 2 points behind ac milan with 4 games left to play. ben fakes has been announced as england's new test cricket captain, the old round, the succeeds joe route to step down earlier this month after a terrible run of results. england of one does. one of the last 17 tests fix his 1st challenge. the 2 test home series against new zealand in june, he took a break last year to focus on his mental health. but his boss believes he's in the right frame of mind to take on the job. everything has happened to him. i got him to this point and you know, and we all know every 1st and every everyone that we are because of the good and bad things that have happened tourism sometimes about things that happened to shape

isn't actually mike, as tough or more resilient. all that type of stuff, so i have no issue with that. that's why i think he's gotten empathy. that's why he's got those leadership qualities with people. and also i think we already, we have got to be in a very different times and what they've been through the last 2 years for the mental health of every player will be better, like the rest of the country is getting back to some sort of normal the england team have to, as well, you know, i didn't have to persuade him. you know, i just had to ask him if you fancy during that and there was absolutely no question . he said, yeah, he wanted to do it. so it wasn't a question of having to persuade him that he will bring leadership and that's what it needs. that's what you want from a captain. he's obviously a great player. he's the best player in the world. if he's been involved in any fully fit, there's no one better than bad starts in that regard. he gets in every single team in the world and during that. and they'll also bring all of that with leadership, which is what you want. and he will drive this culture forward. there he will draw . he's not going to sit on the fence. he's going to be at the forefront. he's going to be driving english cricket, read bull cricket that he's gonna hopefully filter down right throughout our system

. a to the n b s biggest style of lead that teams into the conference playoff. semifinals, yanna, santa compos, called a 33 points to send the milwaukee bucks through the east while steph curry hit 30 is the golden state warriors progressed in the west. david stakes rounds up the action. oh, willow road i get started. you only sent to decompose wasn't hanging about in game 5 against the chicago bose. the tea time and b. p came a firing in milwaukee with 15 points in the 1st quarter alone. he had known rebels and 3 assistants as well as the defending champion, bucks sweat to side. their opponents by 6 points. the 2nd seed securing the series for one, your less finished with $33.00 points over all. and he and his team can now look forward to fighting the 2nd. see the boston celtics in the east in conference, semi finals. not that he knows much about them. how much basil hamlin,

i suppose now i'm busy on was busing. i get to just started swain stuff. you know, my body gets tensed up and, you know, sit with my kids and i'm like, really know i can was bashful. sure. haven't was now know that done hurry, pfizer know, putting a head over in the west, steph curry started his 1st game in the series for the golden state warriors against the denver nuggets. and he made a big difference with 30 points. 11 of them came in the 4th quarter is golden state 8 down to win boy full to trenching the series for one boy or not is weighted well usually deny was just a weird feeling cuz we had been there in a while and i we were again we wanted to, so ben on tana made it a lot more difficult ourselves so but we still remember how to do it, which is, which is a good, a good feeling. the leaks and the pain nickel yoke, it registered 30 points 19 re bounce, an 8 assists with nuggets even with

a hamstring injury. but it was all in vain. his denver would dump down to the playoffs. instead of the warriors who go through to fight either the memphis grizzlies or the minnesota timber, who had a golden state warriors starting to get that. oh, look, you know, they folks oh, to 0. a guess. we'll finally have the nfl draft after t a delay. this is the event, so we find out which teams the best college football players will be playing for in the new season. is classes lights on highly rated quarterbacks so it's expected that for the 1st time since 2017, the top pick will not be that position. vegas was supposed to stage the draft in 2020 but it had to be held virtually because of panoramic followed by a low key version in 2021. there. set to be a lot more glamour this time around with the red carpet. they were right in front of the famous bellagio fountains. this rare, every year brings unexpected happenings at hard to predict what's gonna happen.

always say, expect the unexpected. there's always shocking move. surprising, new boucher think, you know, but you don't know. her trade teams, moon up themes moving down, players being dealt for traffic themes, setting up for next year strap. as the eagles already have 2023 dress was going to be loaded with great quarterback. they could go want to have a teams position themselves for next year. it'll be fun to watch this 2022 draft. so like i say this draft every year. always i ones better than the other. and finally is not easy to throw a baseball while wearing his suit jacket and tie, especially when it's buttoned up. but it wasn't a problem for masters golf champion. scotty scheffler the 25 year old won his 1st major at augusta earlier this month. collecting that famous green jacket as a dallas native, it was given the honor of throwing the ceremonial 1st pitch at the texas rangers home game on wednesday night. and it was a pretty good effort compared to some of the other ones we see. that is all your

sport for now. santa will have more later. thanks very much deborah. and have call, sir. i love another nice bulletin on the other side of the break. he can that told me that hopefully we'll laugh more from antonio katasha when he ties up. press conference with the ukranian pleasant until the lifeline. ah ah, why did wanna thailand's most decorated cops, lee? the country in fear of his la fraud investigation? one on 8th reveals most of allegation, a police corruption on out to 0 may own out is era. front

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