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this is al jazeera ah, hello, i am sammy's. hey dan, this is the news our live from dell ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. egypt says israel and the palestinian armed group islamic jihad of agreed to a cease fire in garza conflict. now in its 3rd day, at least $31.00 palestinians, including 6 children, confirmed that the government of what rose walking over very much just stays out from kenya's, hotly contested elections. we looked at one of the biggest issues for voters, ukraine's president accuses moscow of nuclear, tara, after sharing as a plant in russian held territory. president columbia or other prepared to welcome

its 1st left this president to be sworn into office in the coming out. and on p systemic the sports news. it's a nightmare star for new manchester, united manager erickson half his team suffer to on hold the feats in the opening match their season against brighten gross vision from there. ah, but begin this news hour in garza where there are reports as cease fire between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad group is imminent. and egyptian delegation is now in garza to negotiate. it's officials say both sides have agreed to a truce, but there's been no firm confirmation of that from either the palestinians or these railways. but earlier islamic jihad fight is launched, a barrage of around a 100 missiles towards southern israel in response to the killing by israel, of one of its leaders, palestinian prime minister mohammed shittier,

has condemned these re the strikes. he's calling on the un security council to, to be a week, what we call on this institution, to take more steps than just verbal denunciations. we called for an end to the double standards and dealing with the question of human rights and international conflicts. whether you can, if we can never accept the continued crimes against our people, our children, women and civilians, families that have lost their children and children that have lost their parents and families that has been deprived of their homes and. and a few hours ago, more than $1700.00 alto nationalist israelis added to attentions by entering the alex a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem on the annual fasting day. we have to correspondence covering the latest developments that as your name is in west jerusalem. but 1st, let's go over to suffer the catalog. he joins us from garza. so software. first of all, what can you tell us about these reports of a cease fire?

is it now confirmed that it will still egypt is talking about reaching as he is fire between islamic jihad on days that i live. but neither is luigi hard nor the israelis confirmed gyptian declaration or gypsy in that statement. in gaza there is a gyptian delegation or still running intensive contacts were islamic jihad and other palestinian foxes in order to find or to form a cease fire accepted by all the parts, but still new. there is no confirmation by either side or i. well, despite this talk overseas far, today's been a day full of more and strikes by the israelis more rocket 5 from garzo. tell us about that. one. for just a minute ago, there was a, a passing of fighting groups. their launch a barrage of rockets towards southern israel and that another is really

a strike. we could cheat in the background, hit one of the residential areas we still have. we have not received more updates about the really a recent advice. but still we could shoot exclusions around her during the day from south to lot of people are always said to a calling off on asking about her the possibility of her reaching a cease fire. because the that the live in got those thought completely stopped. the humanitarian conditions are deteriorating. and i, you know, since also the power station stopped yesterday. so people live oh with only 4 hours of power. busy so the humanitarian situation is deteriorated in gaza and people are waiting and looking forward to hearing a news about sees fire. all right, we're going to thank you software. let's continue this though with natasha. her name, she's in west jerusalem for us joins us live for natasha. we got to start with the

question of this sci fi. what are you hearing from israeli officials on that? is really officials are saying that ceasefire negotiations continue. a date has not been said a little bit ago. we learned that one of the crossings from gaza into israel, israel into garza, a suffered a mortar attack. the israeli government is saying that the terminal building was damaged. i mention it because the thousands of workers from gaza who go into israel and goods that come in and out will not be able to cross. and if there is still this kind of rocket fire, especially around the crossing, and clearly that's going to be one of the things that will determine whether or not a ceasefire is agreed and if it holds. but there have been indications all day that the israeli government was not keen to keep this operation. it has dubbed breaking dawn a long lasting one. the interim prime minister. yeah. your la pete has said that

it's an extraordinary achievement. that's a direct quote that most, if not all of the senior leadership of the palestinian islamic jihad had been eliminated his thinking, the troops. and then a prominent journalist in israel reported that the the director of tion. bet. that's the israeli security agency. met with the cabinet today and said that islam and she had, has effectively been neutered that a kind of divide has been created between islamic jihad and hamas. with the only firing of salvos of a bombastic rhetoric. not rockets coming from asked since friday, and the thinking was, according to the ship that director, that the is israel. strategic goals had been met. it was time to end the operation before mistakes were made and at risk of a larger conflagration with is vomit. she had, there's also a concern that the greater the death toll in gaza, the greater the misery,

the greater the chance that hamas may enter the fray. and that is clearly not something that the israeli government was la. pete has said that this operation was to target is summit. she had that they had evidence of an operation and an imminent attack against israel. that while it has 0 tolerance for attacks against israelis, it is not keen to enter a broader battle. israel is now facing international pressure and calls to hold the air strikes and allowed for feud foods, excuse me, allow food fuel and humanitarian aid into besieged gaza. or i'm, this comes of calls that are in front general time for is ready politics. how's it playing out? politically, by since friday, when this operation began, there has been discussion about how this operation might be politically motivated for the 5th time. in 4 years, israelis will go to the polls in november,

the current coalition government collapsed in june. now there's a caretaker, government, and the prime minister. your le pete is poised to hopefully in his mind become the next prime minister. but in the meantime, former prime minister benjamin netanyahu dubbed mister security during his long tenure. he's the longest serving prime minister in israeli history. he is poised for a comeback. netanyahu has mercilessly attacked the coalition government and particularly la peed le pete is center left ideologically. he's a former journalist. he has no military background and he has often been attacked for not having any military background. this could, if you'd favorably by israelis, this operation could bolster lupita, military bona fides and in a change of direction for netanyahu. today for the 1st time since his coalition government came to power more than a year ago, he attended a security briefing. it is mandated by law,

but he has been boycotting them. he did not offer praise for the operation. he said he only offered advice. thanks. so much some touch of a name, the florida spring, and now was tom's on loyalties. the palestinian ambassador to the united kingdom joins us from ramallah festival. so are you hearing anything from your diplomatic sources and whether there will be a seas fonts today? well, i'm not sure if her allo sammy, for so much or this is far as that i turned ending the israeli assault aggression is the right term. and there has been a lot of efforts with egypt and with regional powers on of course, with international powers to end this unprovoked assault, to this very murderous machine. and the security council, it is supposed to meet to moral upon the request of the state of palestine and the support of key security council members and the other members of the, of the council and the u. n. a. so we have no confirmation yet,

except that the bombardment continues the targeting of civilians continues the israeli trading of our blood blood, the palestinian blood. as your reporter just said, this is just the part of starting the election campaign. early on, on garza as as happens all the time. politicians in israel compete was more palestinian blood on their, on their hands. and therefore this is an opportunity for, for all of us the palestinian people to actually unite. because this is not an issue with garza only, this is an issue with the palestinian people. you have reported what happened today in jerusalem. the storming over like some was the thousands was lady legal settlers in our more secret sites. they occupied city of jerusalem. you haven't reported what has happened again, there was bank. this is an or an all out aggression by israel assault by israel on us everywhere. whatever we are with it in the west bank was and also living garza, or even if you, she's outside. let me bring 2 of these trays had they said that this was an

intervention nor to prevent a palestinian attack in their action in jeanene to arrest the santa sadie. was also because he was quote, i think she back called in a rather closing element. well, this is really a very, a very illegal term, immoral, irresponsible, and completely criminal. i mean, even in international law, occupying power or has the responsibility to protect civilians. extrajudicial killing is a war crime, and therefore you base your entire bombardment of an entire city that is gaza. that is populated by the poorest, the besieged for the last 16 years besieged by our besieged by land besieged by a c. and you bombard them every once in a while under the pretext of information. this is a very well defined war, crime. under international law, the only people who have rights here are the occupied people. they have the right to defend themselves, to defend their children, families, to defend the land,

and therefore this whole talk of israel's right to, to self deter self defense and to defend itself as part of the statements, the u. k. statements, some western countries statement is simply giving israel a carte blanche, a green light to continue its murderous policies to continue its war crimes to continue the oppression of the palestinian people. and when you compare it sent me with the position regarding ukraine, then you just tell you in the face, the double standard, the hypocrisy of the international community. and i think it not only governments by the way, even international mainstream media. the way, for instance, the bbc main website today was, was headlining the issue garza, israel war garza is in conflict garza, israel violence as if there is symmetry between the 2 sides as if there are 2 armies. as if, as if a violence is perpetuated by the palestinians would in fact,

as reported everywhere. it was israel who has thought of this completely unprovoked . and it isn't just or on our people in gaza. it is on that. let me jump little sam, it is, or there was a role in my you an investor gaze as june, the 7th that sighted while it called the perpetual israeli occupation as the root causes or the root cause of conflict. isn't that the reality that as long as the occupation continues, there may be a temporary pause or a cease fire, a truce. but this cycle is going to go on. yeah, and i, i think, i think the you, on has issued on under the statement. this is not just a military occupation that is perpetual, that has lasted for over 55 years, the longest and modern history. this is a colonial, a colonial occupation that is not at controlling the oppressed people that is defined a study of people, but aiming at displacing us and replacing us as, as, as happening on

a daily basis. here behind us in the west bank in jerusalem and everywhere, and also as per the consensus of the international human rights organization. the loss was amnesty international as you know, so me the u. k. base is well committed, the crime against humanity or apartheid, apartheid a system of legal segregation of preferential treatment of jewish supremacy in this land against the native palestinian christians and muslims. and there are 4 years. this is the root causes of all this. the one knows it numerous un security council resolutions, numerous hundreds of view and general assembly resolutions. every single government, including in london and washington and paris, and berlin and everywhere. no where the issue lies, what does the heart of it? where does the virus? but every one looks at the fever at the reactions of the palestinian quist or to get rid of the destroyer. this is all right. let me jump in washer. let me tell him and say, even though it's quite clear when you read reports of international organizations

and united nations and amnesty in human rights watch. so clearly symmetry is not the correct way to present this. there is an occupation and there is an occupy. but at the same time, the have been a criticism of some of the palestinian tactics in fine rockets at towards israeli cities that also exposes civilian life there to danger. right. but we must acknowledge, of course, all the casualties so far as conflicts have been palestinian. well that's why we the palestinian people, the policy and government, or have referred the whole issue to the international legal system, the international justice system to the i c. c, international criminal court. and we said we want to, to investigate every act that happens in the area of the state of palestine, the occupied state of palestine in garza, in the west bank in israel, selim. and guess who is blocking our efforts? of course it is israel, 1st and foremost, but allies the u. s. the. okay. the u. k. prime minister, former prime minister,

are actually still current. johnson has issued the letter saying that we will prevent the palestinians from accessing the icy. see, israel will not be taken to then when a new credit, only 2 weeks later, they pushed for russia to be taken to the icy. so we won the icy to investigate and we will accept whatever the international legal system will come up with. because international lo so me is clear cut the people under oppression and occupation and colonization and apartheid and besieged by them, blockade and murder every day of our children and our inability to move or work anywhere or our denial of the very basic right. have the rights under international law to resist have the right to defend themselves. and the occupiers, on the other hand, have the absolute commitment and responsibility to protect the civilians under their occupation. and therefore, if, if the icpc takes its responsibility. if the prosecutors stop dragging their feet, we will accept whatever all in that comes from the international community. thank

you so much, ambassador samsung lot. there are plenty more still had on the news hour including cuba calls for help to fight a fire that burning out of control. nigeria is. busy old oil refineries may be getting a new lease on life to billions of dollars. busy is lost to corruption and bad management. lastly, anal massey delivers an early content for the goal of the season as the sd opened their account with a thumping victory. ah, di one's defense ministry says it's detected at least 2 dozen chinese aircrafts straying into its air space. china has been holding a military anc, the sizes around the island for a 4th day. the drills in response to the visit to taiwan by u. s. house b can nancy pelosi, china deployed warships fighter jets and drones over the island which pages claims

as its own. taiwan has accused the chinese army of simulating an attack. the u. s. is called the exercises an escalation in cuba is appealing for international help to fight a fire that's burning out of control at an oil depot. the blaze at the storage facility in the city of mountains ass was caused by lightning strike. at least one person has died more than a 120 people have been injured. 17 fire fighters the missing mexico and venezuela have sent support. cruise. elect medias, shouts. a complex situation. experience says that the tank must use up all the fuel inside. we are making every effort with international assistance to shorten the time, but we can't know when the fire will stop. nigeria is turning to its old abandoned refineries after the cost of importing fuel rows. $9000000000.00 in 3 years. corruption and neglect, have left africa's biggest all producer,

unable to refine it, screwed up my dream reports from port hawkins. rusty components of nigeria is old refinery. i removed to be replaced with new ones. it's a biggest repair project at this prowling 56 year old facility we are looking at been able to operate disciplinary us, at least in above 90 percent of this install capacity will really help. so freedom and how some reduction in the importation of this products that her wedding today. for decades, the countries 40 finery were allowed to rot, as it imports refined product and subset de regime. that last year, cost nigerian nearly $4000000000.00. despite having the largest crude oil reserves in africa, after turning this plant around, it's expected to meet only a 3rd of domestic requirements of refined petroleum product. for the refineries are located here in port taco, but even at full capacity,

they can only processed 210000 barrels of oil by day. so to make up for the shop for the nigerian government has bought shares in a private facility owned by africa's richest men, a liquid equity, which is due to come on stream. next year. head of nigeria, oil company says reviving the facilities was overdue. as the subsidy program becomes increasingly costly, the combination of our own ability and capacity and also that to be done with anybody. will we met nigeria init? if foot over at william a producer, we didn't stop at this in a number of what us more into dishes. that where did small model larry primaries of 10 to 20000. but as i did of he should say, putting the refineries to work will have concern foreign exchange currently being spent on important products of nigeria can refine with the good management. now judas, all refineries may be on the path to revival after so many years, but only after hundreds of billions of dollars are lost to corrupt officials and

government indecision. how many degrees al jazeera port target nigeria canyons head to the polls on tuesday to vote in a closely for presidential election. the 2 front runners reload, nga and william router, promising to tackle widespread corruption and critic say their roles in previous governance hit by scandals. cast doubt on their credibility. malcolm web reports from nairobi. this new highway running through nairobi is the most expensive road per kilometer ever built in kenya. it's initial cost of nearly $600000000.00 rose by about a 3rd with little explanation given by the government. anti corruption activists say, just the latest overpriced infrastructure project, enriching corrupt politicians. most road uses a still stuck in traffic on the old road, unable to afford the told and motorbike taxi drivers like duncan,

a callo on allowed to use it. a lot of all getting out of very much what up what up the problem kenyan, did you devote in general elections on tuesday? the empty graft commission recommended 241 candidates be disqualified from running because of corruption. but almost all of them have been allowed to run, and it has been always questions about where he got his wealth corruptions. candles have been the subject of many of patrick as far as political cartoons is often drawn. both of the main contenders for president former prime minister ride over dinner and deputy president william retail, they've all been kind implicated. and i've been part of the system that has been looting from canyon for a long time. one of the reasons why can you develop sort of a calling pace, you know, when it would be running in lots of resources actually not spent on ourselves to

spend on on the crop and full efficient when riley dingo was prime minister. some of his family members were implicated in scandal, the stolen a subsidy, do been selling is supported. he's the one who can fight corrupt him to the main kinds of corruption. both of them. denial of william root over school day has made subsidies. as agriculture minister, he's also promising to fight corruption. he's been deputy president for the last 9 years, during which activists say corruption has balloon as have borrowing to funded china and the money to build a new highway. one of several costly infrastructure projects built by the government of router and outgoing president who can yetta, when the president nutritionist was elected for every $100.00 off of tax connection

debts. everything was 20 d, it's close to $56.00. and now that can continue forever. because then it means that they didn't sufficient money. luckily, pay for the public's services or more bordering is going to talk to dick lists. meanwhile, candidates a promising to tackle this flooring. cost of living, things may get worse before they get better. the m f ones can to end food and fuel subsidies to preventive tech crisis. officials in the incoming government will expect their share of patronage. kenya faces a massive economic challenge. whatever the next leader does, kenyans will likely pay the price. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi. can you go to the high for me on this last spring in jackie? no key. she's a lawyer and unless based in i robi, good to have you with us. first of all, does it look like we're witnessing something of a turning point in this election with votes is focusing more on economics on

corruption concerns rather than the usual sort of ethnic and personality politics. thank you for having me. yes, that's the right because we have now more the concern that kind of is about how how much would it cost, how you affect our lives? do we get what, how much in our food cost our children going to school? so yes, very much for shift and then looking at big issues 9, i'm very happy about kids. what is causing that shift? is this the, the fall out from the war in ukraine and coven crises? could we could we definitely left lead to a massive shift because if it affects the efficiency of the company, we had a number, a number of companies cancelled to doing this during the period because the safety concern and i think it's, it's changed the way we talk to show up which people, because it's just more recently towards the end of that period,

i began to see before that they couldn't do that. and and the cost of living has reason shop. so can you remo hayes, my fuel subsidy been teaching? how can you know, how, how is that building up the frustration people have with corruption? it definitely is because you're being hit small, everything has gone up and back to i recently just declare the value of 1000 conditioning compared to what it was in 2013 is 542 shipping. so right now, going to the supermarket, people spending double what it was and buying power. everything has become really expensive. so i can write nicely like people leaving more hand to los than before. the changes have been given the accusations that have been made to the candidates

concerning corruption. do any of them have that strong sort of mandate or record in front of the people to, to really say have the champion of corruption? i think at this point, so the all the banks canyons and i've got 2 cuts, they can swap them out because none of them really represents what corruption is corruption. it is. it's been there for years. both of them have actually started in government before the general sentiment that we haven't been able to address this during that time. i people and he doesn't do all the positions. i would influence who help by the same time these and those back needs more to what's up it. and on the other side this you have is a tedious but on the other side, canyons while knowing where we've bought and we are up against the war and what i

get levels happy. we're hoping that's where mike comes. it comes. we'll hopefully not prove it. and also the new i m f, whatever i meant is putting as the new structure that you can kind of hoping that that will get shipped to handle things up or i will leave it there. thanks so much for your thoughts and analysis you still had on al jazeera, we talk to a teacher is a mother in garza, about the past 24 or 48 hours while the since the radio strikes began on the on play. for my u. s. president donald trump pence at a possible white house run in 2024. that is for the world number one, secures his 1st title for the year. ah

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welcome back to watching al jazeera time to recap the latest developments in garza and israel. there are reports of an imminent seas 5 between israel and palestinian islamic jihad, egyptian mediators say both sides have agreed to a truce, but there's been no firm confirmation of that from either the palestinians. all these ratings themselves short while ago islamic jihad launched a large barrage of around 100 missiles toward southern israel. sirens and explosions have been heard in the cities. on saturday, a 2nd commander from islamic jihad, which israel says it's targeting, was killed for civilians, including women and children, are also among the $31.00 killed and hundreds injured. and a few hours ago, more than $1700.00 ultra nationalist israelis added to tensions by entering the along. so most compound in not 5 east jerusalem on their annual fast day let spring in a man by should. she's a teacher and mother who lives in garza good to have you with us. so 1st of all,

tell us what it's like to be the mom of a family in garza, the last 48 hours and it's overwhelming actually most of the time. and we're trying our best actually for the 1st time we had, we brought in coloring for their faces or so that so that we try to distract them. because we know that once they ask questions, we don't have answers or, or we can answer them. but we know in their eyes that they know that we are liars. i've been telling them that it is fireworks. i've been telling them that people are happy that they're not there because there have been and high school graduation few days ago. so it's kind of similar, but the, the sounds are louder. so after while i started feeling that they don't believe me,

but they don't want to say it. but this is a new to me because now i have a baby girl. this is different from the last 4 because this girl is 6 months old. this is our 1st aggression. and i don't have my husband, my husband is doing an m, a in, in wyoming, and one in wyoming, bassetti. so i all here by my own, and i know that my situation is not in combat. the other mothers who has waking up finding they are homeless, finding that their, their, their, their children are buried under durable, who has, who have lost many children. alright, imagine stay with us for a moment. i mean, i was a good moment to take a pause anyway because i wanted to show you as a video that you posted online, of your small fun as the bombardment was actually going on. so let's watch this for a 2nd and then we'll come back to you.

i it's quite disturbing. images ready? tell us a little bit about the impact that this is having. now, on that little boy we can see in the video. i mean, you mentioned that you're trying to tell him, look, this is just fireworks, but what sort of impact are you seeing it's having on kids like yours. but this is joelle. this is my middle home. he's 2 years and a half. usually he's all, all the time is playing with his older brother, but once he his older brother went to sleep. i felt that he started to, to face the reality or facing these on his own. so he was

listening and he was trying to like to play strong. but when i zoomed on his eyes as his eyes were traumatized, and i don't think that my kids have even recovered from the last 4 and to tell you the truth. at some point i started the field and my kids and the guys and children are some kind of an entertainment again for the world. i mean, i was trending the last war and i'm trending before so. but what then cases are ill besides tool to plan a warren it to, to launch, or a war like it, america supports it and nobody stops them from, from doing this verbal or accent from the rising, our children. and when i see the photos and the triggering pictures on,

on twitter and under the front platforms, i imagine my children ensure that every mother or every garza mother in the situation is imagining. but she and her children are mixed. and sometimes i am losing home and when i'm alone, i dis i just like i stop myself from writing this on twitter because because so many people follow me. mm hm. and, and i'm sure that i'm, i'm, i'm at, i'm strengthening so many people, but sometimes i just want to, or i just feel us already because i'm done, i'm done. i'm then taking my children to therapist and then like asking people if, if they are acting normal, these are normal children. if they are still the children that, that i have brought, if, if nothing has affected them, did a man, did you have any, any warning,

even any suspicion that there were going to be air strikes on friday night on light? i mean, there was no, there was no garage of palestinian rockets that went out from garza beforehand before that friday. and i was like, oh so how much of a surprise was it to you? you know where to find this kind of situation unleashed on you on friday night. oh, oh, shocking. it was at surprise because actually i was on the phone because i was, i have joined discourse. is schools are teaching a drama or using drama and teaching with our band center, and we are an accountant, or was planning our graduation and ramallah by the way, i'm 30 and i haven't visited drama in 30 years. so i got done was was 0 or working on now our permits to visit grandma and bring at the jerusalem. and i was actually did, did all does that, that the result is going to be to day that sunday. but i know that the permits are

not not going to to, to appear because now that is difficult situation and, and normal situation is very difficult. and i was actually, i was anxious to visit yours. and for the 1st time my kids were having their lunch, i was, am kicking favor and tear brett's on dick talk. and everybody was having a very normal life until i heard the 1st on bins. and i was very scared. i see these kind of things like when, when, when, when the door is hit, very, very loud when, when, when we hear a loud voice, this is the 1st thing that comes to our mind that this is an, as really, aggression is going to start. so i started to look for the news as i usual do, and then it was the worst news any mother could ever we. right. thank you very much for your time man, and for talking to us your most. thank you. now,

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get education health job. this gave them hope and i voted to petro, be talked to al, associate sky high ambitious program. promise is to fight inequality for colombians like will be the to a rest of reforms starting with taxing the rich to fund social programs. that many in the country are nervous. august have a faith it will have to play a complicated balancing act on the one handy will have to show that he can quickly deliver some relief to his constituency, while at the same time, acting with enough caution to appease his detractors who see him with deep unease many who work in financial markets fear his plans to ban new oil developments could damage the economy and the country's military, which patron promising to transform off. but the incoming president has managed to build abroad, congressional coalition and appointed mother it internationally recognized officials to key economic posts. that's fail. observers say none of it will be easy

. you know, almost i was being trying to pass these reforms for many years. now there's a real opportunity, but it's a very complicated moment. there are very little resources available. the outgoing government left nothing due to the pandemic. and there's an international economic crisis. sen, gustavo, believer, when a patron closest allies, his, their supporters will need to be patient. but this is, i mean, the understand that when you generate so much expectation, it is very easy to for, we need to teach people that we can't do things quickly, especially in a country with so many issues like columbia is a crisis at all levels. deficits at all levels, but we must show the country in the 1st 100 days that changes on the way. and one way will be to fully implement the 2016 piece deal and stock negotiations with the remaining criminal group. you know, who was our patron ready made history winning the election?

the question now is if you will be able to translate that victory in transforming the government of a country longing for change. let's go over now. karla sandra and he's live for us in bogota. so this swearing in ceremony, how much of a turning point is this for colombia? well definitely it will be a major turning point because of many of the things that we already said this have a better will be the 1st the left, the president in the history of the country. the 1st president that is part of the traditional establishment of the traditional political families that have been leaving the latin american country usually with conservative policies. so this will be a major change also. the fact that for my kids that will be the 1st africa william been vice president, she comes from activate them. and she represents people that have been

traditionally that the ab and have the access to the highest level of power. and all this is trying to be represented symbolically in the way. the swearing in ceremony will work today, which used to be of a former hassan affair with a few 100 b guests that are expected to attend the in this case, if tens of thousands of people will arrive to downtown burger plaza, like the one you see behind me where a number of stages with live music with big screen have been set up for the people to have been more than a 1000. people are also participating in the main ceremony. in central class, i believe are just a few blocks from here and will be sitting side by side with the international delegation, where they're king of spain. with 9 there for latino bank and residents in the u. s

. delegation that will be led by that samantha power that had the usa, the, the u. s. a in development, their program, all this is symbolized symbolically that was have a better one to be seen as the 1st popular government did the history uh, hold on. and how much of a challenge awaits president petra, now to deliver on promises that cover pretty much everything from levy a thing poverty rule reform, but also cutting back on that industry that provides a lot of money for the country to protect the environment. the oil industry ah, absolutely add to that the fact that better also want to fully implemented 2000 me feel that requires a number of major reform. it's hoping to start these negotiations with the remaining time group and with drug traffickers that are actually currently

operating in the country. these are sky high ambitions, sky high expectations, and many are wondering just how long the honeymoon with columbia will be through will not be able to bring forward that number of these reforms quickly. look, if you talk to the server, sir, political observers and economies, they will tell you this. governments will need to prioritize and decide which of these issues. and they will be able or they'll try to tackle 1st to take to consider. this is a very difficult situation. economically, inflation is sky high at the home at the highest of the last 20 years, so it will be difficult for better to fund a lot of the social programs he's proposing. what they are hoping to do is to pass a major fiscal reform between now and the end of the year to have resources

a year from now to put in place a lot of those, the social programs that, that people are expecting. a big question is, if the people are well wait for that to happen, or if they want to see or change happening quickly. the good thing for better is that politically, he has been able to build a large correlation. he has a majority, at least at the start of his government and both houses of congress. so the expectations is that we will see a lot of movements and the 1st weeks and months of his government. so we're put pushing forward the reform. thanks so much sandra. and pnc that the head of the un atomic watchdog says shelling, how does that for a z e of plant could cause a nuclear disaster? file grossi is called on all parties to show restraint around the factory keys. and moscow are accusing each other of firing. europe's largest nuclear power station,

ukraine state nuclear power company says a worker was wounded by russian shelling on saturday with john henry and joins us now live from cave, a very worrying situation. what do we know is going on there at the nuclear plant right now? where the company that owns that plant, a ukrainian company says a nuclear disaster was narrowly averted when it was hit just today that what was hit was an area with spent nuclear fuel rides which are left in the open air to cool off. well, they're radioactive and so that area was struck, but apparently not breached. so no disaster today, but as you said, the head of the i a, a says he's very concerned about the situation there. he would like to send in an international team to secure that facility, which as you mentioned, was controlled by the russians behind the russian lines, but operated by ukrainians who have been ordered to continue operating the plant

essentially at gunpoint. so it's a really dire situation there. as you said, shell today, a worker was wounded and the company says it was pure luck that something really major didn't happen when it was struck today. now the interesting thing here is we really don't know who struck it. the president of ukraine validity lensky. ready says that it was russia, he wants an international investigation and he wants tougher sanctions on russia because this threatened to be a nuclear disaster, not just for ukraine, but for all of europe. the problem is getting people in there and trying to get the permission of the russians to actually do that. so it's a particularly dicey situation with no end in sight in a country where in turnover we've had a nuclear disaster before or i will leave it there. thanks so much john. 100

now the great prime minister has apologized to the leader of the opposition over a wire tapping scandal. korea costs mid, so taxes says he didn't know the socialist party chief was put under surveillance by greece's intelligence service, and would never have allowed it. nichol underwriters and cnn journalist finances caucus say they were spied on in 2021 bruce's head of intelligence. resigned on friday after the allegations were made, and victories and sport is coming up after the break. with peter, including doubled delight for this jamaica that the commonwealth games in birmingham ah talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly coming, get a high cost for airlines and the industry, what's going wrong? we listen, you were heart of the, i'm struggling and then 970. so do you have any regrets?

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ah, i suppose fans hate his head. gas caught up with a game theory. thank you. the ericsson, akira majesty united is off to a losing star doctor to one home defeats of brighton in the 1st match of their new premier league season brightened striker pascal gross annette of the opening all of the 20 seen i meant to some home crowd soluble g. away fans increase their volume just 9 minutes later, and groceries doubled the advantage through the visitors into irish united pull one back through an alexis mcallister goal. but it would not be enough as bryce and want to leave the match at old trafford. for the 1st time condemning sent her to a defeat in his 1st game and charlie, manchester united, lena macy, produced another moment of magic to help harrison german begin the title, the fence with an emphatic 5. no. when the french champions went ahead,

when macy's flick setup naima, who scored their 1st 9 minutes into the match against newly promoted clermont. c superstore combined again. this time name are setting up messy hooper p. s g for one or last day or the argentinian saved these best for last. the acrobatic li, rounded up a scoring with a brilliant overhead case, grassy victory for new coach christopher guilty and his 1st game in charge. in tennis world, number one there, neil made with is finally back in the winners circle. the russian took the title in last couples, mexico claiming his 1st tournament victory of the year. meadowdale was too strong for camera norie in the final 756 love. that's now 14 atp time was for meditative winning the us open, almost 11 months ago. every match was very good, but i mean, the final is always special. and then the final you play the best player of this week. so yeah, it's always

a high level match. and i'm really happy that i managed to, to show some grade level, some good shots in such an important major the last time they're curious. one of the title was in washington 3 years ago, and he remains on track to repeat that performance. the australian book to spot in the final after getting past sweden's michael emma in straight fits. meanwhile, the tournaments top seed suffered a surprise, lost hon. i went down to them in 160 sheets of miss yoko on the women's 3rd that he a castle. gina is through to the final in san jose to beating spanish caliber dasa . the russian has now defeated 2 top 10 players and the wimbledon champion. this week, casa kena will play local favorite, shall we rogers in the decider. the american defeated veronica, who did a matter of eyes straight, sits to reach her 1st w t, a filing 6 years in motor g p, francesco bunny, i took victory in the british grand prix and called it the biggest win he's ever had frenchman. jo ann zacko sasan polar silver street and was leading on for the

crash that on left 5. but yeah, i passed alex residency to hit the front with 9 laps to go and the italian ride a stay better while behind him. he's ducati teammate jack muller was overtaken by maverick virginia with 3 laughs, remaining and at the setting for 3rd place at obadiah. he picked up where you left off before the summer break, making a 2 winds in a row. and 4th of the season champs of leader fabio caught her out of finish down in a higher off east family in alto, authentic as one the rally fund, lynn for the 3rd time and his career. hyundai driver entered sunday's final stage in the lead and held off the challenge of will challenge of leader helen on para the assoni and eventually winning by 6.8 seconds. proven pedestal leads the standings with 5 rounds remaining at the commonwealth games. elaine thompson hara told of another sprint to double the jamaican had already won the 100 meters in birmingham on wednesday,

and she had no problem with clenching the 200 metres. either. the 28 year old streaking clear for women a time of 20.02 seconds, which is a new games record in tokyo. last year thompson harold became the 1st woman to defend the 10200 meters olympic titles. in the men's res trinidad. and tobago, his dream, richard successfully defended his title. he ran a personal best time of 19.80 seconds, which is also a games record to take all the sinister head of england, john l. hughes. shalean, fraser price, skipped the commonwealth games. the jamaican was in action at the diamond league meeting in poland and followed up her unprecedented foot will title in the 100 meters by running the fastest time over that distance this year. 10.66 on to rugby and new zealand lab lost 3 matches in a row for the 1st time in 24 years. the latest defeat was to south africa and the rugby championship. the spring box with

a commanding 2016 when they out school. the old last 2 tries to one on the apollo to add in 16 points with these boots. to tease these again next week in johannesburg in rugby charitable things, argentina and australia. but who knows delayed by 9 at half time, long before straight is stormed back off to the break. wallabies food 17. i'm on some points in the final 15 minute. oh, to see to have a chance for the bench next week. wow. that's a will even for now. more sports is coming up later. claire me, thanks so much. mm hm. that's it. well, this news out, but i'm back in a couple of minutes with another full show. so to stay with us here now to sierra ah mm

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