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you as house of representatives is holding at 2nd public hearing over last year's attack on capitol hill. members of a slight committee investigating the january safe insurrection on focusing on former president donald trump's false claims of election fraud. the committee was supposed to hear from trump's former campaign manager, but bill steppin declared he could not testify due to a family emergency. let's speak now to hijack castro. she's been following the hearing apps, the capitol hill, and how you, what we learned today at the 2nd installment laura. today's mission, if you will, of this 2nd public hearing was to show the american public that trump knowingly knew that he had lost the election and get spread. the lie that the election was still one any way. they did that by placing viewers directly inside the white house on election night 2020, and played video tape testimony of trump close advisors,

and his daughter, ivana trump, and how they describe that that night as it unfolds the disappointment, they felt as the result came in showing that trump likely would not prevail and they advise trump should not make a public statement. however, he ignore that advice. and according to the witnesses instead turned to rudy giuliani, who they say was drunk at the time and was advised to make a statement and declared that he had won despite all the evidence to the contrary. and that is exactly what from did on election night. we also heard from live witnesses of election officials as former us attorney, in the philadelphia city commissioner, who investigated thoroughly some of the more notable claims of voter fraud that trump surrogates were spreading and found that they were all merit lists. and those 2, as well as other election official, k,

the political consequences are not caving to the pressure that they were feeling coming directly from trump. in fact, there was 62 legal cases that were filed by trump and his supporters trying to overturn the result trying to find election brought in only. and in 61 of those 62 cases, the judges ruled against trump false claims. and one judge writing his damning assessment of the arguments from trump saying that they were fundamental and the obvious mistreating of the constitution. yet as a committee is laying out, the former president went on to so this misinformation and while. 8 on his supporters leading to the violence we saw here on january 6, isaac castro, bringing place lines that from capital l. thanks very much, heidi. well, let's bring in steve clemens. now. he has the bottom line here on out there and his founding at the, at lodge at the digital media platform center for joins as far as skype from

washington d. c. and see what was your main take away from this hearing. my main takeaway was that everyone in trump land around president trump saw the same results. many of us outside trump land saw that it was not as big a disconnect between those working for him at the very foundation of the trump republican establishment. they saw that he didn't win either, and they told him this in many, many, many different tracks, different people in personnel, but to out his network of his advisors. and people who had been appointed to positions of responsibility and authority. like attorney general william bar and even his own daughter were very much tuned in with the reality that president trump did not win this election. and so anyway, nonetheless, on the basis of,

of where he wants to go personally and perhaps with the advice of former new york governor new york city, mayor rudy giuliani, they decided to conjure an alternative and go forward. so it really strikes me of how much the trump supportive establishment at that time was trying to counsel him that he was creating and living in a fiction. this is the 2nd of 6 hearings over the coming 2 weeks. what are we expecting to happen next? what would it, what impresses me thus far with the process they're going through is they're laying down a legal argument that president trump was not uninformed, not diluted. but this was a purposeful directed attempt to hijack power from the person. the people who had won the election and that they're laying down the fact that if trump land

knew that he had lost the election that they've been went out to raise an awful lot of money from americans who wanted a different outcome. and then based on that to try to create an alternate efficient . and as we know, this led to the convening of a lot of people out on the national mall. who me then instructed to go a centrally raid and invade the united states capital in attack for legislative branch of government. so you sort of see the sequence that they're putting forward . and i think they're being very careful to mostly use voices in this and testimony that are not trump critics, but trump spans, and trump advocates and people that were tied to that franchise. so they're trying to create an alternative there. and as i mentioned earlier to you, i think that they are laying down a legal argument. we'll see what the legal repercussions may be at the end of this process. but that's what they're doing. they've cummins and great speak to, thanks very much for joining us. there i see him now the case court of appeal has

rejected a request to hold a plan, deportation of a group of migrants to wander charities. and the trade union had asked the court to block the 1st flight, which is scheduled to leave on tuesday. on friday, the high court ruled in favor of the flight saying the la galaxy of the u. k. government scheme will be tested at a separate hearing. next month, nothing baba has more from outside the high court in london as to whether it's going to take off the home office or interesting, but it will as long as there is even one person on board. but right now we don't know whether that will be anybody on board that flight scheduled for tuesday evening, local time to take off for t golly, that's because since friday, in fact, over the last few days, therapy, an individual challenges by lawyers representing claimants who are in detention who been sent letters telling them that that be put on a plane to rwanda. those challenges have been successful. so just

a couple of hours ago. catholic kelly, one of the groups that were bringing this appeal against the injunction being refused. they said it was down to a list of people still on the flight. now the home office in the last few hours have been briefing the press here that they actually expect most, if not all of the people still on the list to be taken off. but because of things like the fact that people are survivors of torture has been brought up. that the home office hasn't fully considered what could happen to people if they are sent to rwanda and then process for asylum in rule under is rejected. for example, according to the you and hcr through that lawyer here in court today, it's very possible that refugees from the middle east would actually be sent back home to countries like syria. at least 50 people have been killed in the tack on

a commune in the kena fi, and happened in the northern city of se tango near the border with new jersey. i saw posted this video shortly. also, the attack violence by armed group says kills more than 2000 people and displaced nearly 2000000. the un says into tribal violence in sudan has killed at least a 100 people in the past week. fighting between arab and non arab tribes began overland disputes near the capital of western dull full state. armed men from arab drives attack several villages in the area region has seen frequent clashes over access to water. i'm positive for livestock, for his, for his actually less trust as introduce new legislation to change parts of the northern on protocol that he uses warm the u. k, against trying to alter the post brack set trade deal on its own. all the moderns, pro british democratic unionist party is strongly opposed to the existing agreement as fed. that could be a trade war if no solution is found triangular,

joins us now from outside parliament in london. charlie, what is the government exactly, proposing? well they've laid out their plans and what they are essentially proposing is a new system of food, a check. so that goods going from the u. k. to know the not it will go through a cycle green channel. no undergoing checks, but those going to the republic of ireland and then on to the you will go through a read channel in during much more stringent checks. they also want businesses to be able to choose between whether they adhere to you or you k goods standards. and they want to do away with your pin quotes of justice rulings on some things and create a joint arbitration board. now this, this trust is saying that we're not, not ripping up the northern ireland protocol. we're just changing parts of it, but that is not how the you sees it, the u. s. and a lot of conservative m p 's here. what that concerned about is that forest johnson

is now reneging on an international agreement that he signed in 2019 breaking international. lauren, undermining. what many in britain say, britain stands for the rule of law, honesty and integrity. now the i'm guy coming from the you is understandable. they say we've already compromised on this issue. we've had an agreement, we're not going to go back to re negotiated in fact, so you commission to mark assess eskoville said look, we're open for dialogue. but this is not up for renegotiation, which could be the case, long term game plan here. that the you said that there are methods at its disposal to show it's upset with this. they said it's going to break trust between the 2 sides. that could be a legal pushback from the u. that could also be further restrictions on trade. there is a reaction from northern ireland has also been interesting. majority of the northern ireland parliament have said that they also don't want to change the protocol at

the moment. it's working for the majority of businesses and most people in northern ireland also wants to keep it. and they're saying that the u. k. should not be putting the good friday agreement in jeopardy with trying to change this protocol. salanza brands the latest that from london. thanks, spy, sarah has her on al jazeera, the global stock pile of nuclear weapons, is predicted to growth for the 1st time since the cold war. plus why manga production could be down as much as 50 percent in india and pakistan. ah. hello. they were seen hot and windy conditions dominate across the middle east. in recent days will, temperatures are touching down in places like katara,

the temperature in doha, sitting in the early 30. but we are going to see them pick up again. by the time we get into the mid week, not just for the gulf states, but also across levant, as that wet and windy weather moves its way east away from turkeys, the temperatures picking up. and we will see that intense heat continue for much of iraq and q 8 in the days the head. now we're also seeing intense heat for much of northern africa. we've got heat wave warnings for large areas of morocco, temperatures continuing to climb as well for coastal areas of algerian. it's a similar story for egypt, we will see the temperature in cairo, touching up above the average for the wet weather. we have to head further south the scene, severe thunderstorms, effects burkina, faso as well as gone in the days to come. we could see some flooding here. we're expecting $75.00 millimeters of range vol. in the next 24 hours for southern africa . if we had down there, it's much quiet a picture, but it's going to change for south africa. we've got a cold front sweeping in. that's going to bring some heavy rain blustery winds and

we've got some coastal warnings out here that disruptive weather is going to work its way east. by the time we get to wednesday. ah, one of the fastest growing nations in the needed to oakland and develop its course international shipping companies to become a key, middle east and co trade and wanting skillfully enough 3 key areas of develop who filling up romance, connecting the world, connecting future while need. cato gatos gateway to whoa trade. blue

ah, again, you're watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories this hour. us congressional committee investigating lafayette attack on capitol hill is holding its 2nd public hearing is focusing on former president don't jumps false claims of election fraud. the a case court of appeal has rejected a request to hold to plan deportation of a group of migrants to rolanda charities. and the trade union had all the court to block the 1st flight, which is scheduled to leave on tuesday. and 1st foreign secretary list trust has introduced new legislation to change parts of the northern on and protocol e. u has warmed the u. k. against trying to alter the post prank said, trade deal on its own. us folks have dropped sharply after markets in asia posted heavy losses earlier on monday. as off the u. s. federal reserve reported record high inflation is expected to announce another interest,

interest rate rise in the coming days to try to limit cash flow. hong kong hung thing index is down more than 3 percent. engine repeat, fell to a record low dipping below $78.00 to the us dollar. and both the cost be index and in south korea and japan's benchmark nick, a lot close to 3 percent japanese yen is at its lowest to the dollar since 1998 through fundamentals and he took that on it's important. the currency rates lose. staley, reflecting fundamental, but recently there have been sharp, un declines, and we are concerned about it. the government will continue to work closely with the bank of japan and stay on guard. paying close attention to currency movement and the impact on the economy and prices. so robert bride has more from sol. yeah, it does seem as though the asian markets have had the weekend to digest this increasingly bad news out of the us confirmation on friday that the inflation rate

is hit at 40 year high as so as soon as trading started monday had that they had the chance to react and they have been reacting very negatively. all of the major indices showing marked drops. we had the nic, a in tokyo down 3 percent on the day, monday, 3 and a half percent down on the cost. be here in south career, a similar full on the hang sang index in hong kong and also the mum by market sharpie. down in india. there are other concerns as well. a driving sentiment here in asia. we've had another koby 19 outbreak in bay james that has raised concerns that once again, the chinese authorities following this policy of 0 cove, it may take the decision to close down parts of the chinese capital, which again impacts the recovery of the chinese economy. but in the background, of course, is this ongoing concern that the, the u. s. federal reserve may, once again raise interest rates as a way of tackling inflation. and we're likely to see those concerns affecting the

way the market's move. as we get into this a trading week, and all of these moves by the fed, of course, are increasing the value of the us dollar quite, quite sharply against all of the asian currencies. for example, at one point on monday, the us dollar was buying a $135.00 japanese yen. and the us dollar has not been that strong. in more than 20 years. ukrainian military commanders say the last bridge out of city of severity on that has been destroyed. a bridge was one of 3 that connect to the city with lucy's chance. it was the last evacuation route for civilians all week ukrainian preston, mazda lensky, said. the face of the entire don bass region would be decided in the fight for severe done, shall strap it has more from cave, potentially a very dire situation in that city. sivilton. it's one of 2 cities that the russians are not bull control over in the region of lou ganske in don bass. we've actually spoken to a deputy commander who is serving

a gradient deputy commander serving insubordinate in the last half an hour or so. he saying that indeed that 3rd and last bridge had been hit this morning we understand by russian forces. but we cannot confirm as to whether that bridge has been completely and utterly destroyed. now, if indeed it has, it has huge implications, obviously for the ukrainian of forces military and fighters in that slight that city in terms of getting military supplies across that river to them and potentially for an xscape route. if they retreat. it also has huge implications for what we understand to what we being told are up to around $10000.00 civilians inside the city. now according to the head of lou ganske, regional administration, military ritual administration, he saying that there are around about 500 civilians sheltering underneath that

chemical plot. the assault chemical plant that we know is come under heavy shelling according to the ukrainians in recent days. he's saying that there could be also 40 children, also amongst those civilians. police in brazil are denying reports and the bodies of 2 men missing in the brazilian amazon has been found. distance rights expert printer, perrera, and journalist on phillips disappeared a week ago was on a research trip local media. quoting phillips, his wife said 2 bodies of fam, but haven't been identified. on sunday, some of their belongings were found in the search area. when he got a camp is following developments from where just narrow. there are hundreds of indigenous tribesmen that are meeting and not the liable not. this is the very, the small city in the amazon are close to the place where dom phillips and blue nor period are disappeared and they're paying a homage to these are 2 men now who have really are both have been fighting

a lot to defend and the protection of the amazon rain forest, and they're all so protesting against policies of, ah, the government of president able so now to, to open up the amazon for to commercial exploitation. and meanwhile, everybody is just waiting the family, the friends for the federal police to confirm whether they found bodies or not. and whether they do belong to are these 2 men. now the fact that they found these belongings there in this, in the middle of this remote area is very concerning because those yes were. 8 identified with being a backpack and belongings of bruno pedia and dom phillips. here in high commissioner for human rights. michelle bachelor's, calling for israel to open a criminal investigation into the killing of palestinian jan. this charin abu act, where i call on these radio authorities to open a criminal investigation into the killing or journalist. she ran

a bull at the hill to promptly make conclusions and findings public and to hold perpetrators accountable under international humorous law. his way should investigate and assure appropriate the accountability for every case of death and serious injury inflicted by his railey forces. the prevailing climate of impunity is fueling further bayless and fallacious. they now chronically high levels of killings and injuries of palestinians. he grew children by israeli forces in the occupied palestinian territory, have continued in the 1st 6 months of 2022 or are there a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing, showing a black over shot in the head by israeli forces walls on assignment in jennine, on the day of a funeral, israeli forces still the procession started beating moon is causing pool. there is a drop her coffin that doesn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching to occupy, to east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the instructional

community have condemned to killing and continue to call for an investigation. i will act that was without sarah for 25 years, covering the story of israel occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine and france president, the manual microns majority and the national assembly hangs in the balance 1st round results from parliamentary elections. jeff has central coalition is in a tight race with its left wing rival. next week, 2nd round will determine whether he can tackle the problems facing the country. general reports from paris. much of the world is falling on economic trouble times and france is no exception. this parisian fruits, seller shows me, nectarines that are up 30 percent on last year's prices. because i could do that because it's because of rising oil and fuel prices produce is transported by road. so in the end, the fruit prices rise to, i think the worn ukraine also has an effect. soaring, inflation is making life more expensive for voters who will elect

a new parliament next weekend. they don't blame the government, but it will be the government's job to sort it out. as far as i understand, the prices rise because raw materials do for the government needs to come up with solutions to have fair prices for everyone. so you don't lose an arm and a leg every time you go to the supermarket. first round voting has revealed that the manual microns centrists are at risk of losing their parliamentary majority. leftist lions is on the rise and set to become the main opposition. whatever happens the centrists are likely to find the business of government far more difficult in macro and 2nd term than his 1st level idea is that the majority is resisting and we have focused into time. and the 2nd said sure prompts is not alone, and it's cost of living crisis, the rising cost of food, of energy, of housing. but there is a confluence of things going on here, a steadily increasing voter apathy over recent elections that if it's continued

next weekend, could further support the rise of the left in turn, potentially impeding the government's ability to deal with the problems. focus. olivia poll sky is a candidate to the left wing coalition, challenging the centrists for dominance of the national assembly. do you intend to disrupt the project of emmanuel macro? oh yeah, we're here for that much. they sell in the bank. we want to re salary, especially the lower one. we want to freeze the prices of essential goods and energy. and we want to send a strong message because this is not the direction that government is taking him. i don't, we don't actually to ground them on the rise of the left represents a rebalancing of political forces in france after years of dominance by parties on the right. but government will not be more stable or effective for it. jonah, how al jazeera perez, number of nuclear weapons around the world, is set to rise for the 1st time since the end of the cold war. the warning coming

from the stock home and national peace research institute thing tank says the war in ukraine will make it hard to convince countries to disarm research as say, recent signalling by russian president vladimir putin as late other countries. think again about their new strategies, latest figures. so there are more than $12000.00 nuclear warheads around the world . russia, on the u. s. have 90 percent of all those weapons is shoot, also notes that china is expanding its nuclear on that. let me just show the construction of 300 new missile silos we've had since the end of the cold war this this trends, right? this general trend of, you know, warheads slowly going down, right in arsenals. and now suddenly we're seeing this reversed rate where a lot of different countries, right? not, not just, you know, countries like russia, but increasingly, you know, we're seeing china, india, pakistan, north korea also now as of, as of this year, the united kingdom. right suddenly kind of changing course and,

and quite dramatically increasing the sizes of their nuclear stockpiles have been record breaking heat. this spring in india and pakistan is hurting both financial markets and mango cross production. and parts of the countries is down by at least half, and that's pushing up prices have limited, has also been looking at how both farmers and traders are being affected. it's one of the most anticipated activities of the year harvesting mangoes that there. sherry variety is native daughter pradesh in northern india for summer dollars at jeanette hurry. these family has owned an orchard for centuries. he says a scorching hot summer has destroyed at least 30 percent off his crop. his work is a very me howard leeward. most unprecedented. he to sting the weather, destroyed a crop at all stages from floating to the opening even door. we gave a lot of water, we didn't get the output, we usually get the impalas also been low. se shows the world's largest producer of

mangles, but the march peak growing season was the hottest in a century and average temperatures in april, 1 much higher than normal traders. he production is down by nearly 70 percent in india and by nearly half in pakistan, this is just one of the 1500 varieties of language found across india. the some of the read is locally called the king of rude and older men social value. they're also globally renowned, but the pandemic has disrupted the multi $1000000.00 trade, and this year exports are expected to decline even further. less produce has pushed our prices and sanitary inflation, has also impacted the incomes. mile beginning. we are able to sell, but the business is not as profitable, even the pharmacy they are not making as much money. the seo the season is about to end in about 20 days. we have stock, but the prices are much higher than the 100 exports. the rapid organisation in the region has also degraded orchard and climate change is making them even more

vulnerable. when we talk about solutions, we are actually talking about adaptability and in pakistan. unfortunately, we do not have a national adaptive plan which has to be in place for us to kind of introduce climate smart agriculture techniques so that we can actually pop up with the changing environment. there's also pause for capacity building off a local farmer so that they can adapt to the changing environment. global warming is expected to make extreme weather events more common and intense and generic. very. the says he can only hope the government will do more to help farmers like him. but the new metal algebra, new delhi, a truck drivers strike in south korea has extended into a 7th day drivers want the government to set a minimum wage as they faced storing fuel prices. officials from the transport and truckers unions held a 4th round of negotiations with the government on sunday but they yet to resolve the dispute.