of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives instead, countess young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much, but i could not figure out where it was coming from me in a 3 part series, full plunge investigates, a massive scandal that wrote the united states scoutmaster part one on i was just 0 . ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm emily anglin. this is denise allen live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, finland and swayed informally applied to join nato, stood by security concerns over russia's invasion of crime. hundreds more ukrainian

fight is laid. the as of style steel plant in mary, a pole. the russian parliament considers blocking any prisoner exchanges. how is security packed between china and the solomon islands is changing to an election issue in australia and wildfire. droughts unless food for millions, whether experts issue another blade warning on the long lasting effects of climate change in sports. the miami heats, take the lead over the boston celtics, and the end. the 8 eastern conference finals and liverpool beach south hampton. to ensure the premier league title race will go down to the final day of the season. welcome to the program in an historic move, finland and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nighttime. both countries have long stayed neutral, but rash invasion of ukraine has rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining

the alliance. currently 5 nato members shared land borders with russia. they include as stony as an lassie is entire easton frontiers. no way just touches russia in the arctic circle. while lithuania and poland flank the baltic enclave of colleen and grad finland's membership of nature would add a 1300 kilometers to the alliances land border with russia. more than doubling its length at diplomatic editor, james bass. reports from brussels, nato secretary general yen stilton burg, welcoming the ambassadors of the 2 countries that want to become the newest members to join an alliance, which currently has 30 members. the ambassadors had with them the full will that is about vacation. this moment marking a radical change and opinion in the 2 nordic nations with long cherished that nor the line status. a change that's taken place for the period of less than 3 months

since russian invaded ukraine. every nation has the right to choose his own. paul. you are both made your choice of the follow them critic processes and i warm you welcome through chris boy finance with me to join nato. you are our closest partners and your membership in nato would increase our shared security of the current nato members. $29.00 out of 30, strongly support sweden and finland membership. they both have sophisticated armies, substantial fleets of aircraft and both have served alongside nato forces in the balkans and african star. the leader of one nato member though has objections, turkeys president, odor one accuses both countries of harboring terrorists in particular kurdish nationalists groups. the u. s. is confident the turkey can be persuaded,

and that's why the us secretary of state will be meeting his turkish counterpart soon at the you end in new york. if turkey does change its position, the 2 countries could be sitting around the nato table as invitee nations at a summit. at the end of june, formal ratification though it will take several months more. in a significant move the u. s. aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. harry truman and it strike group moved in recent town to the baltic sea, finland, and sweden and not yet members covered by nato's security guarantees. but its presence is a clear sign to russia if it was considering any response to the latest developments . james bays al jazeera at nato headquarters in brussels. russia says almost 700 ukrainian fighters of the as of south steel plant have surrendered in the past 24 hours. it's unclear what will happen to the next, and only a group was taken to a form of penal colony in the russian controlled territory. while the wounded were taken to the hospital for treatments ukraine once a prisoner swarm,

but rushes parliament to considering banning the exchange of as of members, the russian prisoners of rome, ukraine's president. meanwhile, so some fight is still inside the steel plant. assad bag has moved from tinney from . he said that the evacuation is been overseen by the ukrainian military and intelligence. and he said the most influential international mediator, so that we understand that there are still some fighters there. but the ones that have been evacuated earth, most of them have been taken all of them. in fact, having taken to russian control the russian held territory. but russia says that there will be treated by international standards. but also the russians are saying that they would like to investigate some of these national for crimes against her, against a civilian population. now that's obviously propaganda coming from russia. they've held on to this line that they have invaded ukraine to de nazi fight. but what's interesting of that specifically about mario paul and the as of battalion is that

this kind of feeds the russian narrative. as of battalion it is a far right. a battalion, it was incorporated into ukraine's military infrastructure. and many of its members have been linked to far right groups. now that serves the russian propaganda machine. however, ukraine says that this battalion was incorporated into its military infrastructure and has now changed. but the as of battalion is seen as to death, are seen as the defenders of mary uphold the strategic port city. and this is very important for russia. this is their biggest victory to dates in terms of this war and many other parts of the country's, their face set back. so president vladimir putin want to make the most act of the situation and marable. okay, let's get the ye from moscow. now we into dorset jabari. hello there, joseph. the russian parliament to do my is meeting and the events surrounding the steel plant in mary apollo will no doubt be top of that agenda.

certainly this is the, the 2nd session that they've held in the duma, the lower house of parliament here. and there is some interesting developments as a result of the events that have unfolded in mario poll. we believe that once these are fighters would a surrender, the russian military would certainly use the opportunity to declare a full victory, and they would be in full control of mary opal. but that has not happened. what has happened. there's been some very severe reaction from the local media as well as lawmakers about what should happen to those members of the as of a battalion that are now in russian custody. we heard from the speaker of duma, who said that at the nazi criminals and should not be exchanged for other russian prisoners of war that they should be put before a court and they should stand trial. we've also been hearing from leon olds thought ski, who is now the head of the liberal democratic party of russia, which is

a far right party. here, he was elected the head of that party. this morning in duma. he also had some very harsh words. he said that these and as of battalion fighters are that have surrendered, should be killed, that there should be capital punishment enforced. and that they are, he said that they are an animals in human form. there is a sense that they really, at the russians are looking for a very harsh response to the fighters that have surrendered and, and they're really doesn't seem to be much interest, at least on their lower government level for a prisoner exchange to include members of the as off battalion, we understand that this law make her a leonor soleski is also a member of moscow's negotiating team with ukraine. so it really gives you a perspective about the point of view of the seriousness of the situation and how the lawmakers and politicians view, the ongoing developments and mariel pull at the moment and dos a how

a diplomatic toes going between moscow and keith. well as far as we understand that they have been suspend that, that is, this is the 1st time that the talks which began on february 28th just 4 days after rush a launch. it's so called special military operation into crane that the talks have completely suspended, that we don't know exactly what has transpired to lead to them stopping at the moment, even in the most severe as circumstances of the fighting. they were continuing a diplomatic talks because their russians said they wanted to keep, they talks an open despite what was happening on the ground. but i, according to the russian president vladimir putin from saturday, we understand that the talks had been suspended. we also heard from them true passcode on wednesday morning, he said that they ukrainians don't seem to be really interested in. continuing these talks at the moment. so as we understand it for now, they have been suspended when they will resume is not clear yet. all right,

also thank you for bringing us up to spade dosage of our love for us in moscow. let's bring in some employee now who is a senior fellow in urban security and hybrid warfare at the international institute for strategic studies. it joins us from at singapore. so me a thanks so much for being on the program. the russians say the fight is have surrendered in mary a poll while ukraine has said that their operation has ended, had to assess what's happened at that as of style. steel plant. well, the thing that probably broke the will of the current defenders was the condition of the engine cars. and you can imagine some pretty awful choices have to be made by the models and ukrainian military, which is if we keep holding out some of our colleagues, just going to die because of the extent and seriousness of those injuries. so i think that's probably one of the explanations around why there was rendering ukrainian military couldn't reinforcing the outside. but i think the interesting

thing now really worrying thing is this escalating russ work of neutral recrimination around the soldiers who captured by the sides? remember that the craniums of tried to put on trial a russian soldier, p f. and i think we should expect to see some of the parallel activity by the russians. now, a real issue to be captured, crediting either ukraine is surrendering, but why wouldn't kids give up the fight at the strategically important battle ground? well, i think the craning military, although it's slow direction, it falls down quite right in places is going to have to make some tradeoffs between space and time, which is a defensive position, such as, as a steel ball is able to suck up the russian army for a number of weeks number months. well, that boy's time to the rest, the gradient front line it on bus to solidify itself is to hold off the russians. but they do credit, can't hold every single inch with on bass in perpetuity,

and that's not to get mariposa the southern tip of the don't the it's called last. and therefore it's, it's one of the key parts that the russians want to what you buy. and they refer to look at it. i think the credit is patsy, absolutely. realistically assess when they can account defense. so are we expecting that a me person to declare victory of mary paul? and what would that signify in terms of success and failure of this will? well, if he does declare some sort of success, i suspect the news is given the ship cost in blogs and heavy metal of russian armed forces, armed forces that have been chewed up by this battle. but you have to declare some kind of victory because now you're involved with the russian. what it really means, i think now is the possibility of renewed prussia on the cities like cremeans, host, and cities, lots of her daughter asking the host of the big cities of the hell by the ukranian . still, that the russians will probably want to lay siege to in the way that they see

america in how involved a thing planning a person is in the direct command and control of military operations in ukraine. and there's quite a lot of talk about this at the moment, and one would have to see that he is probably the worst micro manager that the russian generals themselves could ever imagine would be off the point at the top of the criminal. and he order this invasion for his own personal view of what ukraine means to rush to russia, which is a full recall and that should be reabsorbed. he didn't really give the russian military much with the boss notice before 24th february. as i think it's that that's analysis and all that means right now because it's reputation is legacy everything that he thinks he's achieved in 20 or 30 years being charged. russia and soccer passed to the other was now a stand on this huge gamble that he's committed and i would imagine that you not be able to, i guess, devolve your warranty too far away for design is i'm thinking tips. we really

appreciate your analysis on this issue. thank you very much. simeon curry, a senior fellow at the international institute for strategic studies thing on the south plenty morehead, on this news hour, including white supremacy is toys. it's a poison you as president joe biden says, racism has been starved for political gain, not enough to go around how community kitchens in peru struggling to feed the all and in sport. find out what made this i ice hockey player to take his anger out on a tv camera. ah, to the world use now and shank is a ruling party, has blocked to no confidence martian in parliament against president got it by

a roger pucker. it was triggered by growing anger and protests against the countries economic crisis. oh, oh. he will gathered near the president's office on tuesday, calling on reggie park, said to step down. the government is running out of foreign currency. it needs to import petrol. diesel and gas fuel stations have run out. michelle fernandez has more from colombo, where people, a queuing for few seems like this outside, this patrol station in columbus are quite common. we've got lot of people waiting for information outside officers of federal sessions to find out how long they're going to have to wait. now, the prime minister run over grimacing her told the country that there was just enough stocks for one day. and from what we're hearing and looking at scenes in petro sessions like this,

it seems that those stocks have been exhausted. people desperate you have hundreds of taxes, just down the road from here. waiting for supplies. mortar is basically a frozen, unable to do any of their day to day activities. the worst part about all of this is despite queuing, some, as long as 24 hours. they have no hope of obtaining any fuel. obviously, in terms of the political frond, the crisis front, we've got a new prime minister who has been sworn in promising to address the situation. but he's not a miracle worker by any means. and despite the fact that he says he's appealing to the international community, drawing on a lot of those good contacts that run over grimacing a has. it's going to take a long while before the situation stabilizers or ease us in any form or manner. for

the moment, all we seem to be doing is going from one shipment to the next, unsure of where the future is going. australians go to the polls. this weekend with the liberal party seeking a 4th term in office. as sarah clark reports from sydney, security in the pacific is a major campaign issue. thank you very much, very cnn smith of the security pact between china. solomon islands came as a surprise to australia. prime minister were very concerned. the solomon islands were very concerned for the broader security in the south west pacific. the agreement will see basing increased ties with the pacific island, and hope to safeguard national security is stronger, and government warns the pac threatens regional stability. it allows china to expand militarily in the pacific. the islands, prime minister declared peace on the right side of history and my fortune close the ties with beijing. we've been treated as kindergarten students walking around with

core 45, you know hands, and therefore we need to be supervised. we insult the on going full out over the pack has dominated the election campaign with recriminations on both sides. the coalition government has vowed to increased funding for aid and economic development to reassure our nations of a strong and support. the opposition says it will establish a stronger diplomatic network to resist china's expansion. the region is changing very quickly around us. and what we're saying is perhaps that australian policy is a bit slow to catch up to it. it's not to say that the concerns haven't been there, but there's a certain, there's an incrementalism to china, a strategic push astrology and the united states via the pac could see china establish a naval base less than 2000 kilometers from the struggling coast senior colonel

china people's liberation. army said that's alarmist. i think it is a you. okay. and the response will be edible nation pride. they lead to savage phase as read law. a lot entitle to say that negation from china, including the foreign minister, is expected to visit honey, are as early as next week. if the 2 guys ahead, it will coincide with high level quad talk between a strong japan india and the united states in tokyo, amis. so that's a deliberate attempt by shing to try and overshadow their dialogue. it's also another sign. china was intent on cementing stronger security and economic ties across the inductor exhibit. sarah clark, al jazeera sydney, australia, one of libby, his rival prime minister, says he'll move his government to the city of search from wednesday. me thought he

shall attempt to enter the capital of tripoli on tuesday, but he was blocked by supporters of arrival administration led by abdul hamid to bay bomb. the b as had to government since march, when the parliament based in the east appointed chicago as prime minister. he says the elections that were postponed were approved by the international community and will focus on following the political process. maddie little us up that government has worked to delay and undermine the election. they refused to go to the election approved by the international community and the u. n. we did not resort to force or insult. we followed a political process sort of, we will never use corruption. we will never corrupt the political life. while the tripoli banks government of prime minister abdul hamid a debate described tuesday's developments as a desperate attempt to spread tara and chaos, the libyan capital. and then to come back in the election or

a solution is the future except through election. and the call a tim is a field today, we can confirm it over. but then i spoke to malik trying to now his live for us in good diamonds in south west livia. malik, how a living feeling about having essentially true government what libyans are extremely frustrated, emily, you know, this isn't something new in libya, olivia, or fort worth the decade for more than a decade. libby has been engulfed in political divisions and violence, seen 2 governments at numerous times, one in the west, and one in the east. and really, people are frustrated. they want to see elections when the elections were scheduled in december. more than 2800000 libyans registered to vote. so there's a huge appetite for libyans to elect who they want to see them in power. and. and both are frustrated at both after having the baby and fat. tabitha, really,

they don't really care who, who, who is in control, as long as they can stop the violence, stop the conflict and bring stability to the country. like you were hearing the damage, the dam is a, is a historical city. it's also the, the old town is a world heritage, the world heritage site. and just behind me, this is a in foot us. this bring in a ways us in the middle of the desert is over 4000 years old. and before the violence and the political divisions started, thousands of tourists used to come and see this and see the city. and the economy was, you know, was, was booming because of it. it depends on tourists and, and since these divisions, and since this violence they've, their, their economy is struggling. so it's the regular people across the country that are suffering due to these political divisions and violence. and they want to see it and, and they want to see elections as soon as possible. indeed, thank you very much for bringing up the spade. malik china live fresh food damage.

southwest, living israeli forces have right. it is several neighborhoods in the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. well then 40 military patrol stones, a number of palestinian homes to palestinians were detained. the veteran al jazeera journalist, sharina of aqua was killed in that same area of jeanine last week. the french president manual mccone is pushing for a rapid investigation into her debt. she was shot by israeli forces while on assignments. she was an american citizen and to us congressmen won't be f b. i to investigate her death, the gathering signatures for a motion. democratic congresswoman were sheeted to les has condemned sharina killing. she told al jazeera, the u. s. must be stem with israel and push it to uphold human rights. overwhelmingly, you hear people saying that we must use leverage of the money and the funding from

united states to promote human rights to push back against apartheid government to push back against the racism, the claims and the work on that of the united states. again, need to continue to speak up because our pilots from the president bite into a number of officials use the words that i feel like, are you careful or not strong enough to make sure that there's really government knows we're really serious about again, upholding human rights hypocritical, when we say, well, hold human rights and other countries and oppose war crimes. but when it comes to the apartheid government of israel, we are silent. and the palestinian mourner at the funeral of serene abu clay has been arrested by israeli forces. i'm, i could day i was attacked by israeli police as he carriage range coffin in the occupied east jerusalem last week. his account of what happened was why they shared on social media. his lawyer is older questions during his interrogation. the

related funeral will be held until at least next sunday. police in the us state of california say, a man who opened fire in a church in another. my shooting was motivated by a political hatred for taiwan. prosecuted, say david show was trying to execute as many people as possible. he's been charged with 1st degree murder and 5 counts of attempted murder, jo, attacked. elderly worship is gathering for lunch at a time when he's church on sunday, killing one person still in the us and president joe biden has condemned to what he calls the poison of white supremacy. he's been in buffalo and new york state where he met families and victims of the mashing. she had her tansy reports from the city. after visiting the site of saturdays, massacred a supermarket in a predominately black neighbourhood of buffalo, new york jo boykin spoke specifically of the philosophy that underpin the guns

rampage. that white americans are being replaced by non whites for political ends, through government subsidies and immigration. a view that's being expressed in the mainstream right of us politics. i call all americans to reject ally and i can them those who spread the live for power, political gain and for profit that's what it is. as the solutions biden's focused on 2 areas, there are certain things we can do. we can keep assault weapons off our streets. we done it before i did. we passed the crime bill last time and violence went down, shootings went down. the can't prevent people who may radicalize to violence. we can address the relentless exploitation of the internet to recruit and mobilize terrorism. we just need to have the courage to do that. to stand up. the mayor of

buffalo said he appreciate the presidents visit the number of flowers candles and other items that were there, show the tremendous impact that this horrible act has had on the community. saw a rail resolve in the president to make a difference, to try to bring to an end nash shootings and in this country. but even biting himself, admit, sees very unlikely to get him to sold weapons about puffed in congress. from left to right, the suspicion of any attempt by the government to regulate constitutionally protected free speech. yes, civil libertarians say you could begin fighting white supremacists, but in the end that government could attempt about anyone, it feels is an element. the shooting has highlights of the socio economic foundations of american racism. unlike so many african american communities,

at least this neighborhood had a supermarket. now it's closed with residents relying on food banks. it was putting all their focus downtown. we build in downtown. but in the meanwhile, we cell phone, we always been stuffing on an edge and further down the side. but now east side is now, when we got your attention retire not enough with enough change out to come a man. the conversation here is whether the sudden focus on this african american community will improve the lives of people here, or is the shooting just the latest manifestation of racism. in the u. s. she ever time. see al jazeera buffalo, new york, still ahead on al jazeera and charlie angela, the 75th kind film festival. red carpet is being rolled out. the hollywood blockbusters are house films, and delegations from ukraine is a film. it is

a gathers after a bruising 2 years. ah. 1 and spanish police make away says fans fives on the eve of what summer, calling a once in a lifetime finally. ah, there much a western europe, particularly northwest, has been remarkably warm, the last few days helped by the churning weather in the atlantic, bringing suddenly wind up by the fact this city dantes icon area of high pressure is just allowing the cooled come down the eastern side than the warmed up the western side. so paris recorded 31 degrees, which is 11 degrees above average for may. it's not a record. was clear, significant in a city, and yet to find some way of cooling down. now paris won't stay at 31,

but good part of western europe will stay quite hold while the east sees a completely different type of weather heavy rain that of sudden ukraine back through radio bulgaria to grease warnings out in greece. the amount of rain today is spreading into northern turkey. this is wednesday, thursday, we'll see it throughout turkey's fairly frequent shout. a dull day followed by coolish wind attempts as any into the teens. not the thirty's. now whilst pass, we'll see a change down to 25 was shouting through, france, belgium, low countries in germany, in spain, and portugal might get even halter seville, could break. it's may record on friday at 41 degrees. north oscars still halt, particularly in senegal. and molly, but the shout every now and again. come back fond of the cool things done with in november 2020 austrian security services carried out operation lock. so if i opened my eyes and saw a machine gun pointed at my head,

al jazeera well goes to vienna and grunts to examine at events and allegations of his lam, a phobia. this is a terrible mistake because it affected some said 2 young families. austria operation luck. saw on al jazeera examining the impact of today's headlines yesterday. our electricity was torn tall. this paul alive, setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. if somebody comes to gonna from europe, then never called an immigrant, the always known as next path, international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you. we live one people on this one planet and we got to work the solutions together on al jazeera, hulu.

ah, ah, hello, are you watching out his ear? i am emily young when he's a reminder of our top stories, the salam, finland, and sweden have handed in their formal applications to join nato. they've long been neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of major membership. russia, me mouse is almost $700.00 ukrainian fight is that the as of style steel plants have surrendered in the past 24 hours, it's unclear what will happen to them. ukraine is suggesting a prison swap, but russia want some to be labeled terrorists. and russia is continuing, it's offensive in the southern ukraine. hodder, abdel honey, it is in that look alive, which was bombed earlier on wednesday. this is actually

a strike that happened at around 520 this morning. now this is what you see behind is a cluster of. 1 1 story, residential houses are that this is really the epi center of that strike and everything you can see around me is completely destroyed. they are injured, but no one died in this tribe, which is actually difficult to believe. if you just look at the, at the magnitude of the destruction here, you can see everything is completely charged and burned. and if you, if i was good, can show your inside. there is really absolutely nothing left. we spoke to the owner of this how she is not injured, but certainly this is really a lifetime of memories gone in ashes. now the issue here, nikolai, is that this happens on a daily basis. there are those strikes that miss any kind of target that is an air

defense system in place. but more and more this city is being targeted. we spoke to military officials in the ppo over the past 2 days, and they say that they're being shelled either from the south. the have southern region which is now occupied by the roches all firm, or what they believe to be miss out said from the black sea. and also people are now more worried, certainly with the changes on the ground in my you book, there is a believe that now that russia is more or less in control of more you pull it, has this land poor a door from russia, old away to decry mia, it allows people, it allows the russia to reinforce, is present in the have sun region and may be pushed towards here. because if you recall, in the 1st stages of this war, the russians had actually arrived very close to this town of 400000 people is on

the black sea is, is known for its shipyards at the soviet time. and they wanted to push and russia stated and wanted to take all this land, all the way to the blackboard see the seaport of odessa and maybe also link all the way to moldova. so there is a certain worry that at some point they could be a push even though we been yesterday to the outskirts of the towns and villages around me call i am the ukrainians, have managed to push the russians back. now the issue is, is the other wash is going to have a counter offensive now that the situation in my seems to be more or less under their control. moving on now and whether experts have issued a another warning on how the world is heating up with harmful long lasting effects . are you in report says ocean temperatures and application are at record highs, threatening marine lives on the ground, increasing levels of carbon dioxide is causing extreme weather events. the past 7

years with a hottest ever, that's caused drought in afghanistan, canada, iran, pakistan, turkey, administration, and the us the team to dry conditions have triggered at major was 5, costing hundreds of billions of dollars. extreme weather events causing food and water shortages in many countries. the global energy system is broken and bringing us ever closer to climate catastrophe. fossil fuels, dividends, environmentally and economically. what a new crane and it's immediate effects on energy prices is yet another wake up call . the only sustainable future is a renewable one. we must have fossil fuel pollution and accelerate renewable energy transition. before we send the rates, our only own time is running off. let's bring in baterri tele palace. he is the secretary general of the world meteorological organization and

joins as from geneva. but here we, thanks for being on the news allan. this certainly is another stock reminder for us all. and it's no longer theories, is it but real changes that we're experiencing? yeah, that's why we have again broken, less comfortable records in main, greenhouse gas concentrations, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide. we have seen a major both in sea level rise. it used to be 2 millimeters per year in the past. and recently we have seen $4.00 millimeters per year, blaze here some melting with the higher speed and, and we have stored more and more heat to the ocean. and we have broken all time record in austin heat. there are so last the last year and also sounds so serving a sink of carbon dioxide. that means that via chasing the chemical composition of the water and it's becoming more i see them. and we also broke is actually the

record a terry, how much more evidence do we need before we get serious about reducing emissions? the science has been very clear for the caves and we have started seeing growing them out of impacts of night. the climate change and negative impacts of climate change and it's clear that it's much cheaper to mitigate farm at cents than to live with the consequences. and these consequences are becoming more and more expensive . and they also more at i'm at the go for human beings. we have seen and lots of casualties and then, and this is expected to grow if we, if we failed to reply with mitigation. sorry. what stood out to me is that hundreds of millions of dollars in economic losses. that's what the report said. and quite often big polluters argue that they are contributing economically, but this report indicates that climate change is actually costing us money. it has

been demonstrated already a long time ago that it's even been the times cheaper to mitigate climate stance tend to live with the consequences. and these prices of, of climate friendly backlog seems to have been dropping. for example, it's, it's cheaper to invest in, in, so i don't have been in etc than gone by your fire plan and also the pisces of, of batteries and electric vehicles. they have been dropping. so we have better they can also guy make on, on the car, needs to be successful in climate mitigation. it's area, it can be quite overwhelming for individuals on a personally thinking about what can i actually do tangibly on a day to day level. what would you suggest to people watching this program? how can i help this. busy from along a woman. so we can, we can influence a hobby, come you would be good to use more electric vehicle. so we could also use more

public transportation and, and we should avoid buying goods at that produced be that forced to then etc. and then we could also consume little bit less meet and pay there more, which is darian diet, to me, to help for example, the deforestation problem that we are we are having and in places where you have to the facility. so i'll see if you're good. he's a heat pumps system smith would save energy. all right, we appreciate that tangible advice. thank you very much for terry. tell us the 60 general of the world meteorological organization. thank you. thank you. mexico. the president says us policy on cuba is maybe even an andre. meanwhile, lopez or broader is urging the end of us sanctions. his reaction follows us present, relaxing some restrictions on travel and sending money. home. mexico is edging joe

biden to invite cuban latest to a summit. in los angeles next month, the white house says une countries with an effective democracy, welcome stories, a bar has more. the past 2 years have been difficult for people like jewel pulido. he owns a small hostile in havana, economic sanctions, and lack of to rhythm due to the pin demick has worshipped the economic conditions in cuba. the u. s. s. decision to lift some economic restrictions could have a positive impact on his based analysis. so much material is not fully convinced how much it will change things on the ground. doubled on wednesday. totally unpredictable. what will happen with the mission, with many promises have been made before and we're still in the same situation. we can only wait to see if it favors us or not. if it happens, the u. s. announced it is lifting trump error restrictions that include limits on family remittances flights and a family reunification program. it was

a campaign promised by joe biden, and it's supposed to alleviate the impact of u. s. policy on the population. i guess it almost everyone here has family in the us and they represent a lot for us to get help from there. not only economically, but also to be open to be able to go there and our relatives can come here. the possibility of being in touch with our families, lozano just normally the cuban government said the announcement is positive, but does not modify the impact the u. s. embargo continues to have on the island. the u. s. decision comes as cuba past a new penal code that annually say curves descent in july, last year, thousands of people took to the streets to protest against the government. hundreds of protesters were detained, no facing use in prison, for speaking against the political and economic conditions on the island. human rights group say the us timing was wrong, and the new yes and comparable, i would have liked to see biden announced we are going to open the embassy,

give away the 20000 vases, begin with a re unification process. but i would also have like to say something on human rights, but we're going to sustain a fund was so society to assist the relatives of political prisoners or other things about human rights at the center of us policy you want to, is it tough economic sanctions have failed to bring about political change in cuba, and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. there is, i will, i'll just either domino kitchens in peru, our lifeline for around a quarter of a 1000000 poor people. groups of women cocked together to insure families get nutritious food, but rising prices are undermining their efforts as marianna sanchez reports from lima in this tiny makeshift kitchen on the outskirts of lead. now women put together whatever they can to create a nutritious meal. on the menu recently was rice, carrots, corn,

and chicken bones caught up in tiny pieces so everyone can get some proteins. tis plain a fanatical f medical man. then apple, we only eat lunch. there is no budget for breakfast, and in the evenings, each one has to figure out what to put on their peebles, follow communal kitchens around the country were a response to the pandemic that left for 1000000 impoverished people without jobs. more than 250000 feet on meals, that cost less than $0.30. rising fuel prices have made some ingredients like meat or chicken, impossible to buy and local governments donations to keep them going or waning. in some areas, government distribution of basic ingredients stopped more than 4 months ago. i thought i meant to get to read at the local government does not remember. as at the top of the hill, they offer help during political campaigns. but then they forget spouses. some of these communal kitchen feed 20 to 30 people every day. others 2 to 300,

many say this is the last resort to feed their families. and they say if they didn't have this, they wouldn't know where to turn to for help. to alleviate the pressure, the government has suspended some taxes and fuel and some basic products. but analysts say that insufficient teaching do use, no doubt there is hunger and it's going to get worse. inflation is here to stay for a long time producing the purchasing power of households, particularly of the poor. so the government apparently believes the prices can be controlled, but this is not possible. the finance ministry already estimates this, your investment growth will be 0. community leader is called your blanks precedent, pivotal gosti, you buy us back from the precedence priority is not the vulnerable families. i feel angry because he should be concerned about the people in need. the leaders of the near 3000 kitchens around the country said they are desperate. the women have

postponed a nationwide protests waiting for the government to resolve the food crisis. but they say their children are hungry and time is running out. but you know, i just, i just see that might be too the worn ukraine has taken st. his stage at the opening of the con film festival in france. president folemi zalinski, urged murphy make as not to stay silent while many a dying charlie angela is at the festival. light cameras action can a 2 week celebration of cinema after a bruising 2 years for the big screen. 35000 film buyers and sellers. critics and celebrities, a gathering to do business, and promote old genres of film festival is opening, but the french comedy final cut a love letter to filmmaking and budget zombie movies from the teen behind the oscar winner, the artist, the films causing cri, walked the red carpet earlier to the flash of both and the chairs from fans, but is actually ukraine. that's going to be pulling focus this year. every door has

been opened for their delegations. and there's lots of discussion here about how filmmakers can help the ukraine film industry rebuild itself host war. meanwhile, official russian delegations have been banned from attending a fuss to appear on the screen. was actually president lensky himself. and can you help out despite hates will end by disappearing on the dictates his will die. finally, we must, when we need cinema to guarantee this ending. yet, each time it will be on the side of freedom. waffles far on to us is, has always been, it will be above all the path of cinema. he and all star jury will consider the 21 competing films and pick a widow for the palm dual prize. a prize that can propel a relatively obscure production into the main stream, but with only 5 films directed by women, i put forward the perennial question of diversity. this is a question for rebecca hall. as an actor in directed,

you think the festival is doing enough to address gender equality and racial diversity with this lineup this year. the way that we are addressing this, the way that we're dealing with these things, needs to be address on a grass roots level as well. it's not just, you know, the festivals, the public facing situations. it's also about cruise. it's also about all the minutia of what goes into the industry at large and a lot about to do with education outreach, helped to get people who don't have access to those doors in a woman can, has been called a cathedral dedicated to world cinema this year. films from japan, south korea, and iran, a keenly anticipated by critics. no films from sub saharan africa have been selected in any category, but that hasn't dampen spirit. founder of the african pavilion, says filmmakers from the continent have a unique set the skill. i think they are very good at doing a lot. and it's make that quick disease as it's best. so we don't

cancel. it's up to say your fee and he's doing the film festival is leaning on blockbusters like the new top gun, maybe to draw the media attention. but it is art how similar it seeks to champion between the explosion of streaming services and the closure of cinema theaters. in these, all the attention it can get. charlie angela al jazeera can spot is next here on al jazeera and find out how an accident on the podium and did the rise of the 1st black african to win a stage in a grand to him. ah .

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a but he's gemma and we live in full of and jim. yes i was right emily but the manager yeah good cloth admits it's unlikely his side will overtake manchester city but they won't give up hope of the coming champions. the premier title, rice will go down to the final day of the season. off liverpool came back to the south, hampton, to one safe. and redman shot the flex it in. off. james milner to give south hampton the lead. but liverpool, one level before half time to q. me, me know, scoring the go much the relief of the away fans and joe matthew headed in liverpool that went out to meet the one point behind the leaders. 50 club made several changes for the game. i was full of praise for the players who came in and tested. absolutely, fantastic. actually, i'm so happy about the formative touching on these

forms. started like having for our reason, a garage and then our directly going to do like this. it's really tough for the boys sometimes, but whatever happens, this happens because of this cause this group's exception. spanish police have arrested 5 people off the fountains fought in the streets of seville ahead of the rapidly final later. 1 ah frank, the 43 slash the police found that ranges counterparts up to a 150000 visiting founder expects it in seville on wednesday for some cooling a once in a lifetime. final thoughts, despite only $10000.00 tickets being allocated to each team by the teams of one major european trophies each. but there is more than 40 years ago. frankfort lost one of us in 1980 when they beat german rivals birthday car back. while ranges

lifted the european cup when i come back in 1972, when i will also secure a place in next seasons champions league. huge opportunity for us to, to get the 2nd major price in history in europe for this club. so we are very determined to, to bring the trophy beckwith us. we respect the opponent you phone and did amazing run in europe as well. so it's got to be exciting final, but a final is always nice when you, when you, when it and if you lose it, you, you know, like it. so we are here to win a russian gymnast who was a pro war symbol alongside the ukrainian competitor has been given a one year ban. 20 year old, even kodiak had typed the symbol seen on russian tanks and ukraine to his fest for media ceremony. out of welcome event in so high in march as well as the suspension caveat was being told by the international gymnastics federation that he will have to hand back the bronze medal he won in the parallel balls in the m. b a. the miami heat has taken

a one. nothing leads over the boston celtics in the eastern conference finals. he had an incredible for core service. they came back from 8 point down a half time to take a 17 point lead to be. butler was behind it with $27.00 is $41.00 points coming after the break. he's winning 180217, player 2 in the n h l. what things blew it over in a tight game between the st. louis blues on the colorado avalanche was just for a minute left to play in the said period on the school tide at c. c. please center braden sion with the penalty box the hi sticking josh manson. and you can see how he felt about that. he took out his anger on the camera, smashing his stick over at madison, went on to score and over time to hand the launch a 3 c. when the one nothing lead. in the 2nd round series, it was much more one sided in game. one of the battle of florida at the tampa bay lightning. the pouncers on tuesday. yeah. at what mom gave the sous i'm defending the stanley cup champions. a one late in the 3rd period and they went on. so when

for one time with says walking is still a challenge following a serious car crash last year. but despite that, he believes he can win the championship this week golf. the 2nd major via is being held at southern hills in oklahoma. but tiger took the trophy 15 years ago, was still working his way back to fitness, after badly injuring his legs in that car accident and made his come back at the master's last month. he's taking encouragement from money to play or $4.00 days out of costa, one of the tough his courses to walk round figure did the 1st mountain clientless everest. i mean that the steepest golf course you're going to play and that was the 1st one. he climbed and climbed and so it's going to get flutter and better. but still it, i still have tough days and things aren't going to be as, as easy as people might think. but i feel like i'm doing better and there are certain limitations to what i'm going to be able to do. but i'm going to get

stronger. i don't know how, how much that is or how much range of motion i'll ever get back. but sure. the hell i was told to go well, number one, scottish shuffle, i will try to make it back to back majors after his victory out in the office. but does he feel any different now? he house that green jackets no tag is here so nobody really remembers that i'm here, so all good. no, i don't. like i said, don't feel any different. i don't get in the extra shots this week. you know, it's nice to have the ranking, but at the end of the day when i show up at a tournament, i don't have any advantages over the field. the 1st black africans who want to stage on one of cycling at 3 grand tools has been forced to pull out of the race because of the podium mishap. 22 year old benny. i'm go my from ever try to edge off the world's best friends is to take stage tennis agirri natalia, but he ended up in hospital coughing a champagne cork into his eyes. i was sad about the

the cup and the champagne. luckily i was more looking for what the next season and misery baseball, the houston astros pulled off on historic night at fenway park, the boston red sox went into the 2nd dinning home with a one. nothing lead over the asteroid left trailing and $91.00 after reco tying 5 high runs in a single innings, and the visitors didn't get to fix to claim the record out rights. but that achievement by the 17th. we've also managed the feet a threat to way back $939.00 on the after i went home when the game 13 believe it. and if that wasn't impressive enough, one lucky found caught suicide. time runs. the man who was sitting in the legendary green moments, the sand caught one with ricocheted off the wall and then another which went

straight into the palm of his hand. and this, this one he catches on. good. after that, that is all your fault. i have more later. thank you very much, jim. and i see for me, emily anglin, on the back. don't go anywhere. okay, we'll be here in a moment with more of the day. see bear with us. the news news. news, news, news. news, frank assessments. what are the political risks of banning russian or the gas for western leaders? will sanctions on russian energy exports? recession informed opinions is not abandoning to fight against terrorism to the area. yeah. going to be acting from and from john critical debate,

could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera generations. this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides. but when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects all along their river, the community brought a lawsuit against a po to us government. you've won, you want the unprecedented ruling, obliges the state to consult communities over oil and mining projects that impact their land and to seek their consent. the tiny siena lloyd community has won a huge battle, but it will be not necessarily have the last word. since the court ruling does leave room for exceptions in the name of overriding national interests for 23 years, moss and has collected objects he finds along the coast ah enough to fill his

museum enough to break a dentist wild where cold. oh, with the story for every object, he's become an environmental activist, uninspired artists under boys for the plight of countless margaret martinez. you such are on al jazeera ah finland and sweden formally applied to join nato, sped by security concerns over russia invasion of ukraine. ah, hello there, i'm still here. tell you this is out there. i live from also coming up. hundreds more ukrainian fighters leave the as of styles, feel bound to marry a bowl. but the russian parliament considers blocking any prisoner exchanges how

a security patch between china and the solomon islands has turned into an election issue in australia. wildfire droughts unless very from millions where the experts issue. another bleak warning on the long lasting effect.