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ukraine's president accuses moscow deliberately targeting civilians off to russian missiles at residential buildings. now desa killing at least 21 people. ah. hello, i mary. i'm to mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. skirmishes instead on the day after 9 protest as were killed while demanding a return to civilian rule and 25 years after all guns hand over from britain, gigi, things wise in a new governor and says, china is saved the territory from traces. so i think people are going to be shocked . president joe biden wants some your states will try to arrest women for traveling to get an abortion after law suite supreme court ruling.

ah. hello and welcome to the program. will we begin this hour in ukraine, where rescuers have spent the day coming through rubble for survivors after russian missiles hit residential areas near the black sea port of odessa. at least 21 people were killed while they slapped, including children, ukraine's president. roger moore. zalinski is accused moscow of targeting civilians in a deliberate act of terror. allan fisher reports now from keith. the attack came in the early hours of the morning. many people were in bed, it was quick. it was devastating. yeah. and i'm story building partially destroyed . the rockets fired from russian aircraft, according to local authorities. pictures from the scene in odessa were quickly uploaded to social media. first one, put it to them. so many people have taken shelter from possible attacks in the

basement of buildings. but to carefully move the debris, trying to find one more person to save and the ukrainian parliament, they held a moment of silence for those killed in the attack, which also hit a local recreation center in order for ukrainian mornings not to start so tragically as it started today with miss alt strikes at odessa in odessa region. today's morning started with a lot of victims. we want mornings of ukrainians to become as peaceful as the mornings of each european capital in the 21st century. the attack came just hours after russian president vladimir putin insisted his forces do not target civilian areas. you book any our army does not take any civilian infrastructure. we have every capability of knowing was, is situated, and we're ukrainian general say the number of russian missile attacks has more than doubled in the past 2 weeks. and they believe they're using more soviet era muscles

which are much less accurate. and that means more civilian areas may be head whether they are targeted or not. alan fisher al jazeera keith elsewhere rockets and hit the eastern ukrainian town of back, much destroying houses all interior that creating elderly people from the town. it lies to 70 kilometers from savanna done yet, which fell on the russian control last week. russian forces are approaching the towns east, whether they're facing off and a fierce battle with ukrainian forces. the control of less a chance, the focus of russia's offensive, and then a handsome region. those blue glue swallows before it destroyed the roof completely . the ceiling fell down. the window smashed. there's a lot of rubble. i'm 81. there's nobody to help. dirt rubble, the roof is over. what shall i do? tell me the should bob go sure. i see. not sure that but barton were we heard a strong explosion. we were still in bed, we went out and were like, oh god, what is happening here?

then we looked at the very from we didn't have any words to say, so we abandon the house and go where shall we take our passports and go to the train station or watch. i don't know if we didn't have a place to go earlier. we don't have one now you have at least we were sitting in our page. but now i don't know what to do though, is i think russian president vladimir putin has signed a decree to seize full control of the sullen to gas an oil project in the countries east and seen another isn't. it's another move that really escalate the economic with the west and could force shell and to japanese companies out of venture, even though they hold close to 50 percent of it. cycle into accounts for about 4 percent of the wealth liquefied natural gas production, which could on settle and already strained gas market kremlin says there's no plan to hold gas deliveries from the project. japan and ports 10 percent of its natural gas, most of which comes from cycle into it has to $2.00 to $3.00 weeks of l. n. g stockpiled

is industry minister is asked us in australia for alternative supplies or us basketball sub brittney. griner is appeared in court in moscow after being arrested in february on her way to play for russian basketball team. i believe that she was carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil olympic gold medalist could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted of transporting drugs. monday, her detention was extended until the end of the year. i did have the opportunity to speak with miss finer in the court room. she is doing as well as can be expected in these difficult circumstances. and she asked me to convey that she is in good spirits and is keeping up the fate. ah, thousands of protest is of return to the streets of sedans, capital demanding, an ent, and military rule. a day after at least 9 people were killed. security forces,

again fight, tear gas at demonstrators, tracing some down streets and alleys. on thursday, more than a 150 people were arrested at the largest vally seen months more than a 110 people have been killed in crackdowns on protests since the military seized power last october, united states novice needs national community have condemned the violence or police in sudan say they're investigating a shooting incident. it was caught on camera and shed on social media. the video shows at the moment of protest, it was short and cartoon. an officer is then seen kicking the injured person, lying on the ground. elated died. please say they will track the officer down a bit. morgan has more from cartoon protest, so they're angry following the death and injury sustained on thursdays protests. now the demonstrations on thursday has seen thousands of people on the streets of the capital city of hard to me,

as well as the tensity of under man and the northern city of battery, as well as other states around the country protested say they were an armed when they took to the streets too, was their anger against the military thing that they were expressing their desire to the military, hon. noble part of the billing government and abandoned for dance politics and returned to the barracks. these are the demands they've been making since the military took over power last october. no security 4th is use use here guys, and live a munition disperse protesters. at least 9 people were killed. more than 500 were injured. according to the medic group central committee for the new doctors. so, protested said the excessive force that they were met by a, by, with the security forces and the fact that they were injuries and that there were death despite the fact that they were an armed and exercising their right to demonstrate and peacefully that has resulted in anger and that has seen people staging a 19 to 10 in front of georgia hospital where one of the protesters was pronounced that and several of other injured protesters were taken to the hospital. so since

the early hours of the morning, protesters have been trying to make their way back to the presidential palace to avoid their anger against the military. and once again, sure, the military that they don't want a military rule, but rather want a civilian rule. china's president, his might were 25th anniversary of hong kong return from person describing the one country to systems model as a universally recognized success. changing thing made these comments. it is firing in of the territories. you need a john lee and praise the city of overcoming violence, social unrest. this was his 1st trip outside mainland china. since the clever pandemic began. adrian brown reports from hong kong. oh, it was a day for flying, the flag, and marching to a new order. despite an approaching typhoon, the authorities were determined to march the 25th anniversary of hong kong returned from britain to china with an early morning flag raising ceremony. president

cheating ping didn't attend burrell e g at how. but he was present for the inauguration of hong kong, new chief executive john lee, a former security secretary and policeman. but it was clear who's in charge here. the assembled dignitaries, all had to undergo hotel quarantine, some after 3 days beforehand in a stern speech president, she told him the unrest of 3 years ago couldn't be repeated, dove ging, leila fung fung after experiencing the wind and rain. every one can painfully fear that hong kong cannot be chaotic again. he also warned that beijing would not tolerate foreign interference or what he called traitors meddling in hong kong affairs at the hand over 25 years ago. promises were made that hong kong way of

life, its fundamental freedoms would remain unchanged for 50 years under a formula known as one country. 2 systems went out the half way point of the transition from british to chinese rule. with many critics arguing that some of those promises have been broken. president, she hailed that arrangement, insisting it's here to stay joy, allan, bah, how job bull is no reason to change such a great system. i'll be your guide. you must be maintained for a long time. honey, she, ginger analysts have described, she's visit here as a victory till now that so many of his political opponents are in jail or have fled overseas. not every one celebrating though, hang on em. that said die. i hope hong kong people can be successful in their international line so that the world will know what's going on in hong kong. a rare voice of descent in the city where there are now few. adrian brown,

al jazeera hong kong. well, the hong kong democracy council like to this group is saying that territory now has one of the fastest growing populations of political prisoners in the world. there are over a 1000 of them that 15 percent. that's 15 our miners. when the protest started in june 2019, that number was 26. an actual time says a $130000.00 people have left hong kong since just the start of the year. for the $123000.00 of apply for special british migration scheme. and in march, the european chamber of commerce in hong kong and a half of european companies plan to partially or fully pull out of the territory. that's in response to strict anti cove ignatius, as well as the crackdown on democracy protests. the premier of taiwan, which china claims as, as its own territory, says it freedom has vanished in hong kong. he says, china is fails, live up to its promise of 50 years without change under the one country to systems policy. young gun houses were where mammy has to see the pain. but hong kong is

going through to know where the hong kong is doing better or worse. and hong kong economy says it all. it's only been 25 years and what was promised, 50 years of no change. and the dancing will go on and horses will still run, idea has disappeared, and even freedom and democracy have banished our door can to ride. everyone can see the promise that china has given is no longer believed by the world and spurned by hong kong. as taiwan must hold fast to its sovereignty, freedom and democracy, china so called one country to system simply has not stood up to the test. after the bright will be turning our attention to al salvador president vast to crack down even harder on gangs after. after the killing of 3 police officers, even more than one percent of the population is already in prison. and mozambie park welcomes his 1st white rhino in 40 years after a long low check from south africa. ah

hello, we should see some welcome relief from the heat across a central and eastern parts of europe over the next couple of days. we got this band of cloud that is a cold front as making its way further east was the blow. lot of the chart there, some fresh air acting in behind. still pretty hot ahead of that temperature getting up into the 30s there. she could see just around the boat stace right down into the balkans, all the way across into italy. still some very high temperatures and 38 celsius possibility in rome on sash day could still get up into the air. the low fourties cause southern parts of italy over the next couple of days. so there's that fresh weather coming into western parts in the form of some shower, a rain, some of the showers will be big and fun. bri particular cross eastern part of here . but the a case of sunshine shows up to was north west. there. we will see possibilities

breaks in play for the tennis at wimbledon as a result of that, but for much of sash day, it is fine and dry across the good part of western europe. doubt was a south across the good part of spain and portugal. all the way across the other side of the mediterranean. not too bad in a repeat performance that as we go on into sunday things a good deal more agreeable. lots of hot sunshine across northern africa are still hot up towards mediterranean coast with plenty of showers. there for west africa. ah, how and why did it become so obsessed? with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're gonna rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about pi american today, you'll weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line, unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center

on al jazeera. ah ah. well, we'll come back, but it's just remind you of our top stories now. at least 21 people have died off the russian missiles hit residential areas near ukraine's port city of odessa. the overnight attacking the small town of certain kit that he's got destroyed buildings and kill people while they slept. including children, sudanese security forces of fire, t gossip protest is thousands of people demand an end to minute treat. rural fridays rallies came a day after at least 9 people with kills. and chinese president teaching pay has

presided over the swearing in of hong kong as new leda during a rev visit to mark 25 years since the territory was handed over by the u. k. g has declared his government control of hong kong is accessed by criticism. disco freedoms have been mostly erased on debating, throw. now the world health organization has worn monkey pox. cases in europe have tripled in the last 2 week saying there's no room for complacency. meanwhile, the white house is sending tens of thousands of vaccine doses to clinics around the us to help control it outbreak. the official case count mary's around 400. the experts say the spread is far bigger than that. the government's being accused of doing too little. gabriel alexander reports from new york weeks after the 1st cases were discovered in the us. the white house is starting to take action to tackle the spread of monkey pox this week, announcing that tens of thousands of back seen doses will be made available. but

for some, it's too late. gerald feebler started seeing the tell tale symptoms of monkey pox. earlier this week. i then found one of my foot and then a few hours later than i was on my on my arm. and then the next day will company were kind of all over my body. he was one of hundreds of men who missed out on the vaccine. this new york city clinic in the chelsea neighbourhood had just a 1000 doses, but ran out in one day because of overwhelming demand. globally, there have been nearly 5000 confirmed monkey pox cases in 49 countries. at one death. the world health organization emphasized that anyone could catch the virus, although it is primarily affecting gay men. however, the w h o says it's not yet an international public health emergency, but it could be soon in the u. s. case number's had doubled in a week. now more than 300,

many experts believe the number is actually much higher. epidemiologist, calisto macro funny has a friend who had monkey pox symptoms, but had to wait 7 days before he could finally get a test that came back positive. for me, that's an indication that testing is not accessible and and so we don't really know what the numbers are. the u. s. federal government said they would release a little more than $50000.00 doses of monkey pox vaccine immediately to various cities throughout the united states. and about $750000.00 doses are expected to be made available by the end of this summer. but many health officials worry it could be too little, too late. we would need to be vaccinated wisely, and we need to be doing that several weeks back, reported to multiple states throughout the us. 50000 doses right now. it's not,

it's not very much. there is only a short window to stamp it out before it spreads even further. my worry is, if we don't deal with this outbreak here, and now, especially in the city like new york, then we might be feeding a pandemic, which is then endemic. and that is the worst case scenario. everyone wants to avoid . gabriel is dondo al jazeera new york. us president joe biden has predicted that some states will try to arrest women who cross state lines to access abortion in areas where it's still legal by and gave the warning during a virtual meeting with democratic governors. days after the supreme court overturned a ruling that made a portion of constitutional right. several republican states moved immediately by the procedure. i think people were going to be shocked when the 1st state, the 1st said that tries to arrest

a woman for crossing the state line to get health services. and there, i don't know. i don't think people believe that's going to happen. but it's going to happen and is going to going to telegraph for the whole country that this is, this is a gigantic deal that goes beyond affects all your basic rights. so let's go to what has corresponding kimberly, how can, kimberly, we already knew that this would be a possibility, but why would the president mention it in this meeting with the governors? well, because this was a meeting to try and come up with solutions. this is a meeting that the president held virtually. he was at the white house, the governors mostly from democratic controlled states, democratic party controlled states, around the country, were looping in via video link to strategize and brainstorm about ways that they could increase access to abortion. in the absence of

a broad now federal ruling that would allow for women to have what they have had for the last 50 years. and so that's what the president was doing as we saw in that clip there. but he was also once against expressing the outraged that we saw when he was meeting with world leaders in madrid. just about 24 hours ago. i mean, literally the president and got off the plane caught a few hours of sleep and then held this meeting because he's that concerned. in fact, the u. s. president called this a tragic reversal. the supreme court ruling over turning ro i. he also said that he shares this outrage and once again pointed a finger at the supreme court calling it an extremist court that is committed to moving america backward. and he said that what he says is that this is a fight to preserve women's rights that he believes is not over. so that's what this meeting was all about. meeting with the governors to come up with ideas on how

to preserve women's reproductive rights, wants to plan to help make that happen. what steps haven't taken so far to make sure that women can still access abortion. right, so some of the things that have already been done, the department of justice has already put in place efforts to make sure that women who do travel to states where it is legal are protected. so you heard there, the president saying that he's concerned women will be arrested. he's making sure that women are protected from sort of harassment from frivolous sort of be pulled over and from police that sort of thing. and then they're going further also saying that there is now widely available access to the abortion pill that allows for women to terminate an abortion up to 10 weeks of pregnancy. but there are other ideas that are being explored because now that the states have very

strong rights, and those that are conservative states or are banning abortion out, right? there is this exploration of federally owned lands and whether abortion clinics can be set up on federal lands to try and get around some of this legislation, or rather the supreme court ruling. so these are ideas that were being talked about in this meeting up at the bottom line is the, the president is still eyeing the congressional mid term elections in november. this is what ultimately the biden administration sees as the real solution. that's why he's urging americans to vote for pro abortion candidates or democratic party candidates to really pack the u. s. congress, so that they can codify what has been the law of the land in the united states for 50 years. and that is a woman's right to an abortion if she chooses. thank you from washington. now, white house correspondent, kimberly elk it now el salvador government is out to crack

down even harder on criminal gangs after 3 police officers were killed this week. well then, 40000 people have already been arrested in recent months and human rights groups are saying that many are being arrested albert arbitrarily for things like having a tattoo will living in the wrong place. john holman reports some of those now been living in a state of emergency for more than 3 months, as the government tries to dismantle the countries gags civil rights suspended as authorities to take tens of thousands in that state of emergencies. just been extended for another month by congress, dominated by the ruling party, gave up a lot of leper. please say that would be individuals that are basic s n will do it as many times as it's necessary. we're going to approve it until we finish off the last gang member in the country. i looked him up on the many salvador and support. this is a country in which whole neighborhoods have suffered extortion rate in killing over

the decades at the hands of gangsters, mothers, the human rights organizations say the arrests have been incredibly arbitrary and could be based on nothing more than a tattoo or living in their own part of town, we've seen not rooting on the face of hundreds of people at a tire, meaning that they don't have the right to cover the defense. we see the presumption of innocence and we have spoken to judges and other members of the justice system about attacks. so they told us that they'd be getting pressure from about not to the quick. anybody as a result of some of those prisons are so the government's planning to build new ones that are by the crowding of one population is now a prison, which means i would take in the us to hold the world highest incarceration rates.

documented case of 2 sided. ready but some of those presidents, this is only going to get tougher after the killing of 3 police officers in an ambush on tuesday. and i feel that all up on the doesn't on those part, the gang members are stupid. we're not going to back down. we are not even going to stay the same. what we are going to do is intensify this war against goings. there are questions over both, whether that work of the salvador and governments will so tried to crack them hard without success. and how many innocence will be left in the countries? prisons when this is over, john holman, out 0. our india is banned, more than a dozen single use plastic products, plastic cups, stores and kataria. some of the items that can no longer be made or sold. plastic water bottles is still legal that government has set targets for how they should be recycled or disposed of in his pollution. watchdog says that more than 4000000

metric tons of plastic waste for generated in 2020 more than 40 years after being wiped out, rhinos are being re introduced to the sin of national park in mozambique. the journey from my katy in south africa too, is enough, took several days var mental as hugged me, it'll revolutionize wait. protected animals are moved long distances, alexia bryan, reports for years in our national park. and mozambique was called the silent park. after being devastated during a 15 year civil war which began in the late 19 seventies, it was the theory feeling of just that quietness. there was not a bird, not an insect, and not an animal inside some african organization, paste parks partnered with the mos in beacon government to bring back wild animals and restore the park to its former glory. it's about 400000 dick this big trees animals, burglars. so father brought and lions and leopards,

zebra and antelope. and last but definitely not least, it's these guys turn black and white drone. i will be the last historical beauty that are yet to be re introduced into does and all. and obviously by bringing the biggest pieces that gets the smallest b as is going the birds and the beetle. it's the 1st time rhinos have been. and so now for 40 years and moving them from south africa was no small undertaking. the organizers say it was a difficult and expensive operation. transferring animals they can way up to 2 and a half 1000 kilograms. 19 white rhinos made the trip that's hope to be the 1st of several to relocate about 40 black and white rhinos to their new home. having the political, herm will to reintroduce rhinos and all the complications that come with it. or it's very significant in what showing what wasn't because prepared to do or for controversial. it's a 60 to 70 hour overland journey. the longest road transfer of rhinos ever

completed. the animals were 1st taken across the south african border to ma, push own national park, and mozambique. they had 2 days there to erase and re hyde right before being reloaded and taken the rest of the weight is enough. we are actually proved that this is sort of a new way that we cannot move. ron has great distances across the continent has never been done before and with half warehouses in the right places, we can actually restock protected areas in, in other countries. a long way away from, from, from us and south africa. there are only about 5000 black rhino left and about 18000 white rhino to protect them from poachers. they being kept and especially built high security sanctuary within the pac. it's an incredible feeling to be part of this, and to witness this, this moment is actually quite emotional. and the population has already expanded. with the arrival of this little one, alexia brian al jazeera.