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fest bond backlash. j biden's criticise for the way. he greeted the man who's accused of masterminding, the killing of a u. s. citizen. respect to the murder of cr shogi, i raise it at the top of the median, make it clear what i thought of time. and when i think of it now, ah, on monday, inside massage there live from time to coming up on to months of mass demonstrations shall anchors. parliament begins the process of choosing a new precedent and parts of europe swelter under a searing heat wave spanking while fires, hunting evacuations. mexico rest the drug lord convicted to the mother of u. s. narcotics agent is captain ah, golf. it is another regional heads of states all gathering for

a summit in saudi arabia, where u. s. president joe biden will be laying out his strategy for the middle east. saudi crown prince mohammed, ben salmone is hosting the event. engender button is also holding bilateral meetings on the sidelines. the summit, including with the iraqi prime minister, was stuff i'll cody me. laser delegates will be discussing a range of issues from secure search security cooperation to food. an energy biden arrived in saudi arabia on friday. skulking criticism at home by bumping fists with the saudi crown. prince white house correspondent, kimmy holcombe. reports you as president joe biden arrived in saudi arabia to a subdued reception that may have been because of his past comets about the kingdom . we will run in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are applied. she made as a presidential candidate after

a cia report suggested the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon may have ordered the 2018 killing of journalists, shemelle could shout g. the president's goal is to reset relations and convince the kingdom to pump were oil to bring down fuel prices in the united states. i'm doing all i can to increase the supplier for the united states of america, which i expect to happen. but strain ties have made that a challenge, evident is biting. arrived at the saudi palace, offering the crown prince just a fist bump, a moment not well receive back in the united states. cuz shock geez, publisher. fred ryan, at the washington post, calling it shameful. delivering m b as the redemption, he was desperately seeking and cast shaggy fiance warning biden, that the blood of any future victim will be on his hands. i'm sorry,

she feels away. i was straightforward. back then i was straightforward to day, basically said that he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came and was earlier and biden's meeting with the crown prince. the press confronted both men drove off with all the dog i . this was the response of the crown prince. he appeared to smirk a serious question left unanswered with reporters. then i shirt out joining us now here and she has a white house correspond kimmy hawk. it's kimberly, i think it's fair to say that button's trip has not been the easiest for him, but here we are on his final day. what can we expect? yeah, but the hard part of the precedent trip is over that

a handshake. fist bump. what was it going to be really consumed? the american media? it can so the white house and really distracted from some of the foreign policy goals that it had coming to this trip. so now that that is out of the way, even though it was messy for the white house, maybe didn't go as planned, obviously didn't go the way they would like in terms of how it was received. now they can concentrate on the substance of what they're here for. that is encouraging the saudi kingdom to put more oil, to work with the gulf allies, to try and reassert america's position in the region. that's what these meetings are all about. so the u. s. president, we've seen him now, he's having a series of what we called by laterals. this is sort of one on one meetings with various leaders of the, of various nations. so for example, the u. e. iraq. egypt. then he is going to broaden those meetings out. he's meeting with the golf cooperation council. this is known as the g, c. c plus 3. so that is iraq, jordan egypt again. and what this is, is again,

just really this opportunity for the president to put the stamp of the united states back in a region. we're increasingly the united states feels it's eclipsed by i it's competitors, namely china and russia as president biden achieved. anything in this trip or is he going home empty handed? well, for the most part he is going home empty handed and it's something that the white house is kind of trying to hide. in fact, so much, so it sent out a fact sheet of it's accomplishments. and there, there were some, for example, it has allowed a israel and saudi arabia to strengthen ties. for example, israel now is able to use saudi air space for some as flights that is significant. those ties are being strengthened in terms of security and economic alliances. but the big goal of trying to get the saudi came to pump more oil that has not been

achieved. he's going back empty handed. that's a problem. and the reason is, the problem is because the fuel price in the united states record high inflation is high. the president's approval is low in the united states. he needed this badly and he's going back empty handed. it's not a good look. and it's a problem for a president that has looming congressional elections for his democratic party come november, indeed can be held at our white house correspondent, thank you. what president biden has been in israel and the occupied territory on friday. following his departure, the israeli military said it carried out an asteroid on a hamas target in garza to raucous with fire to words. israel. the army says a hit a weapons manufacturing site. it says at least 2 rockets were fired from garza over the southern israeli city of ash, cologne, and one was intercepted i it's air defense system mon,

this. we can speak to una l side who's lying for us in kansas city. you know, what exactly happened? the last 12 hours or so. yes, milly in earlier and don't. and saturday we woke up on very violate traits. that shook different areas of the gaza strip. and he's really mess sales targeted different military sites for the palestinian fighting groups who were in different areas of the gaza strip. no casualties where reported. but a lot of material damage was reported in the civilian shops, a residential la home, and a gas station around these sites, l. so agriculture labs, we know that the 2 rockets were launched from the gaza strip towards they saw the nurse cities of israel. i just said to the enclave. one was intercepted as you mentioned, and the other fell in an empty area. a while their raids were taking place. another

2 rockets where reported to be also launched from gaza, but fallen in an empty area. no sirens were even as sounded and this area was responded to by a pray there are strikes in the central of the gods. the city, the strikes were definitely very, very intense and very violent of from the different strikes that had taken place in the past few months. you know, what do we make of the timing of this? well according to policy, in analysts and experts that we just spoken to, they say that they believe that this is a message to show the factions or the policy and fighting's group refusing to biden's visit, especially that it held a lot of support to these railey side in these really

a state and it did not hold any kind of support or justice to the legitimate, trite of the policy in people they were not to uh, they were not provided anything, not even a chance for our upcoming negotiations. and they see this as a very and just move by president biden. and these air strikes show their refusal and a refusal towards this visit. thank you for that. you know, outside lifers, in gaza, city to lancaster. parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president in a brief session, former president goes by roger cox's resignation letter was read out. prime minister serrato victim singer is serving his acting president until a new lead. emily place that should happen within the next 7 days. like them, sango was sworn in on friday. it was like 5 months of protests,

of the most severe economic downturn in decades. last course live now to michelle fernandez, who's in colombo now, how to protest as feel about the current state of plain government? well they're watching, which means things are a little bit calmer than we have seen on other days, but they're not to be underestimated. they're not very happy about the way things have transpired. a we saw that run over grimacing her the acting drive, the, the prime minister has been appointed acting president. and now everyone is basically getting ready for that election in parliament to find a successor to present gotta be roger boxer who will serve the remainder of the current presidential term. now in parliament, we had this ceremony pretty much a symbolic session which has to, according to the constitution follow within 3 days of

a president's resignation. the parliamentarians formerly being told that the president had resigned, also being told that the there's a vacancy, the food for the post of president. and the whole process of nominations on the 19th and the election are what we're hearing by secret ballot on, on the 20th. so that's what it is and protest as have already started sort of making noises about this displeasure over what's been happening even this evening. there's news of some protests to point out to parliamentarians that they represent the people so that when they make that decision about who to vote for, even at the wednesday the 20th election, they need to be mindful of the people's wishes. and that's what some of the protests that are beginning to mobilize starting from this evening are going to be reminding parliamentarians about now, reminders,

health tough things are for the people of shoreline. at the moment. i mean it's an absolute crisis in the struggle for people from day to day. now, even as we speak, every single road all most that you travel through here in the capital palumbo, and the suburbs around you see long queues waiting for fuel, even as we speak, just just on the other side behind the camera, there is a few of you sneaking around for long 4 kilometers because people are just waiting and it's not a few hours anymore, it's days. people have passed out in queues. there are quite a few people that have actually died in cues. are obviously the levels of stress, the exhaustion, the heat, all of this coming to pass. so people are really, really struggling to put food on the table. they income's have fallen. the cost of

living has just shot through the roof. food inflation is more than 80 percent, so it's beginning to affect, you know, what they can buy, the quality of food they can buy. drugs are in short supply pharmaceutical drugs. so all of these things are really, really making day to day life. a real struggle. thank you for that. michelle fernandez there for us in colombo. cilla had on our desert farmer's struggle to savage crops in italy during the worst route in 70 years. and a former german soldiers jail for plotting far right attacks to destabilize his state while posing as a syrian refugee. ah

hello, that will have a look at australia in a moment, the fuss to south east asia from the satellite image. you can see the dense cloud bringing the heavy rains the minay peninsula. we are expecting some heavy falls in southern areas of thailand over the weekend. but for the south of this, it is looking a lot fine of western areas of indonesia. marine continues to fall rather heavily for eastern areas, the band, the islands seeing some of that heavy rain. we've already seen flooding here. we could see some more. and some fierce thunderstorms are set to rush across central areas of the philippines. certainly by monday. and it was we had for the south to australia, we got another cold front, sweeping into the south east, bringing some blustery wind snow on the alpine regions. and of course, some showers, temperatures here expected to dip right down. by the time we get in some monday, ho boxing 9 degrees celsius, but it is an improving picture for sydney and it is going to improve for puff rain expected on sunday, but clear skies come monday. now we hope across the tasman to new zealand,

we are going to see some frosty mornings. as wintry weather sweeps into the south island, affecting west and areas, it is going to feel rather chinney here. but for the north island, a lot more settled, more sunshine than cloud the temperature picking up in wellington, that's whoever ah a song newly ah, hulu.

ah, welcome back here watching out. is there a reminder? if our top story is this, our, you, as president joe bought in his music latest on the sidelines of a regional summit in saudi arabia where he'll be laying out his strategy. at least later delegates will be discussing issues from security, cooperation to fusion, energy, shoreline, because parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. prime minister, run over comes then goes serving as acting president until a new leader is in place. should happen within the next is reading military says it's carried out. asteroids on a hamas target in garza. rockets were fined towards the southern city of article. army says that hit a weapons manufacturer was 30 say they will seek the immediate

expedition of a notorious drug lord. captured by mexican forces, mexico's navy released footage of raphael carro can terror shortly after he was arrested in sinaloa. caro can terror was jailed in the 1980s for masterminding, the killing of a u. s. drug enforcement agent. he was released on a technicality in 2013 and returned to drug trafficking. well, mike vigil is the former chief of international operations for the us drug enforcement administration. he says, this is the wind for authorities. the drug enforcement administration is elaine it . with the capture of dental, simply because we feel that this is a tremendous victory, more just us in the rule of law. and as you indicated, the united states have a bounty on kind of a $20000000.00 us dollars. it's the most the biggest reward ever.

it's a reward even bigger than the one that existed for chopin's mon and lowest for the 1980s, there was only one cartel that existed in mexico. that was the one a lot of cartel, which was handed by cutting dead. oh, in 2 years cohorts. and they were tracking drugs, cocaine marijuana year, went into the united states. in february of 1985, they decided that they were going to kidnap the agent. they kidnapped and re k, j come on in right in front of the u. s. consulate in want to lahardo, they took him to a residence owned by kind of dental where he was tortured rhythmically, in a very cool wanted manner until he was killed. and then at that point in time, many of these cartel leaders, when a dental plan goes to rico,

we capture them there. and then he was extra invited to mexico and given a 40 year sentence, 14 people died in deal peroration to arrest. can tara, when a black hole, chemical to crash in the city of loss, which is one person with it and is being treated in hospital next competitive says helicopter was supporting the troops who made the arrest. and the cause of the class will be methylated. the un security council has passed a resolution urging all countries to bounce small arm deliveries to hasty weight. gang violence has been soaring, is 89 people were killed in the capital porto prince. this week, fighting crime has effected fuel distribution, aggravating shortages, which of course widespread protests in recent days. finance ministers from the g 20 nations, a meeting in body for a 2nd day of talks. the global fear crisis soaring inflation and economic impact of

a war in ukraine are all on the agenda. gates had got in us is the deputy managing director of the international monetary fund. she says, a combination of factors is impacting the economies of the most vulnerable countries. if you just look at our projections for recovery and emerging and developing economies, you will see that, you know, where we think they will be in about 2 to 3 years. is significantly lower than the where they would have been in the absence of the pandemic, which is unlike what we see for advanced economy. so there has been a medium term impact medium to long term impact on these economies. now, given that interest rates are going up around the world, that is raising borrowing cost for emerging, developing economies. for example, we have about a 3rd of emerging markets who's borrowing costs in foreign currency is over 10

percent, or that is an important marker. so it is getting to be challenging times who these economies will production is set to resume and lippy after legal barrier was removed, the announcement followed a decision by tribal groups to end their blockade of oil fields and export terminals, which is stored production for months. i've been calling for fara, distribution of oil revenues. the u. n. says egypt to will suspend its participation in peacekeeping operations. in molly, the transitional government has temporarily halted shape rotations out the un mission mission, citing security reasons. last, we can, molly, arrested, 49 ivery in soldiers and says the troops and mercenaries looking to stage a coup the you and says they all support staff hired by private company to support the peacekeeping mission. a german court has jailed a former soldier, accused of planning attacks and politicians while posing as a syrian refugee. the trial has shown

a light on elements of the far right in germany's military. natasha named reports. this is a rare instance post world war 2, that a member of germany's military has been convicted of plotting a terror attack. former lieutenant franco albrecht was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison on friday. it's been daughter, but still getting up i, i am satisfied with the verdict despite the sentence being slightly reduced, i see it as an important victory in the fight against right wing extremist him racism and anti semitism and germany. when is the prosecutors argued he was a far right extremist who planned to attack prominent politicians and public figures all while living a double life as registered syrian refugee. and his aim was to shift policies on refugees. to quote, preserve the german nation. albright said he impersonated a christian from damascus to show how easy it was to claim asylum in germany and

receive government subsidies, and that he stockpiled weapons to protect his family. in the event of a war with russia or china, the cases highlighted the threat of far right radicalism in the german military. wps were there for many years. in fact, decade long. we did not look closely enough. that has now changed us because is proven by the increase in the number of suspected cases reported by the military and counter intelligent service. the land and the number of people removed from the jars. but this critic says the government is failing to address the full scope of the problem. they don't do enough. they can do more. for example, to, to, to rethink what is left and with respect to the clearing up of the and su network. or who did a merger serious against turkish people and they didn't do it. the government

says they'll continue to monitor thousands of members of far right network saying they're the biggest threat facing germany. natasha game al jazeera. lee, k forecasters have issued an extreme heat warning for number of cities in england and wales due to last from sunday to tuesday comes ahead of a heat wave that could result in record breaking temperatures next week. hot weather and winds have been also causing while fires to spread. in southwestern france, hundreds of firefighters have been trying to sting, wish the flames and protect several cities, thousands of tourists and people living in the area been forced to leave the homes . fight is in central and northern portugal. a battling blazes that spread across the border from spain. a plain being used to tackle the wildfires crashed, killing the pilot more than 30000 hectares of land have burned in the past week. asked more than all at last year. and farmers in northern italy,

a struggling to salvage that crops during the west droughts and 70 years. scientists blaming climate change and as adam rainy reports from the po valley, the losses could exceed all than $3000000000.00. this is what elite longest and most important river that po looks like right now. parched in it, dangerously low levels. it's water provides the life blood for farmers who produce italy's most valuable crops. walking through his field of stunted corn farmer, arianna tune yolo the son and grand son of corn growers shows us the damage wrought by the drought. ah gra, returnable is this year. this comb will just be thrown away all because of the drought because it hasn't rained in months can on this year. i'm totally ruined. teresa good food or go down river where the po empties into the adriatic engineer rodolfo low. 20 shows us how the current is running in reverse, from the sea to the land,

because the river is so low that we're looking over maps. he shows me how salt water is entering near by farm land. lot in t says salt water barriers are failing because they weren't built for such dangerously low river levels. he regularly monitors the salt levels in the river. he has never seen it this bad. this is of, in the seems like, i mean, it's now registering 25 grams per liter. that means that sea water. so water level here should be one gram polito to be able to distribute to farmers. and the effect of so much salt water incursion, burnt crops, worthless and withering in the field. many fields poisoned by salt water may not even produce crops next year. it's not just a problem for agriculture. muscle farmer paula mancini says he'll lose 30 percent of his harvest from this lagoon on the po delta this year. we also call them all these muscles are all dead fresh water from the. ready po hasn't made it here so

they just die. seems like this are increasingly common along the po. whole area is usually covered by water. now exposed, turned in the beaches or islands of sand in the middle by the river, usually flows. and those who provide water to farmers in the po valley. so they're not just worried about this summer's crops. but about years to come a once in a lifetime, drought shows how life could change here forever. so there were some mechanic with if we lose this resource we have had to centuries, we'll have to abandon our excellent crops. we'd give up our whole cultural heritage, a frightening prospect as people here and millions of others around the world struggle to adapt to changing climate. adarine al jazeera in the po valley of northern italy because 19 pandemic has cool was what unicef in the world health organization have described as the largest back slide and childhood vaccinations in

a generation. last year, 25000000 children missed out on routine vaccinations that protect against life threatening diseases. that 6000000 more than before the pandemic in 2019. and the number of children who received no vaccinations. rose by 37 percent between 20192021. vaccination against measles is now at its lowest level since 2008. just 81 percent of children. last year, 24700000 children miss that 1st dose of the missiles vaccine and another 14700000 did not get the crucial secondary. in 2021, there were 25000000 children who missed out on one or more doses of their d. t p containing vaccines through routine immunization services. this threatens increased outbreaks. yes. and for some who survived the illnesses that they otherwise wouldn't have gotten lifelong consequences. the pandemic is not over

. we need to both sustain and maintain momentum on cobra. 19 population, immunity through vaccination. but it also means that we have to assure the vaccination for measles and each p. v and pneumonia and diarrhea gets back on track urgently. that means patching up millions of children who have missed their vaccines in 20202021. it also means recovering immunization programs and sustaining that trajectory of essential immunization. ok, let's take you back to a saudi arabia. wiggle fleet is another regional heads of states have been gathering for summit u. s. president jo bought and is also laying out his strategy of the middle east. what we can see there is the saudi crown prince mohammed, bin salmon, who is hosting the event meeting with the katara, or the amir of guitar to me than how mad altunion shake.