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a band on mass gatherings and keep independent staying ukraine sees the country on high alert for russian attacks. any potential damage is operation is suicidal for you and urges moscow and keep to demilitarized around europe's largest nuclear plant morning. fighting at the facility and ukraine risk causing a disaster. ah, hello, i'm on inside the sound. is there a lie from denver or so coming up, a caught in thailand is due to deliver ruling that will determine if the prime minister can remain in power as russia's energy war with europe gets worse. it's cold, not gas. that's causing a crisis in poland. i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end outside the coal mines. oh,

a former detective pleads guilty to have role in the killing of brianna taylor case that led to widespread protests races and violent policing in the united states alone. well, can we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule? this is independence day, celebrations strikingly different. the country is on edge off to warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks. streets are empty in the northeast and city of col key where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began. the u. s. has worn moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure. in the coming days. was theresa by reports from caves, some ukrainians, still finding ways to mark the occasion. oh, it's national flag,

dan ukraine, president follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the east and south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, there is an emergency. we will never recognize someone's callers or nor land, and in our skies were always ready to the fin, or blue and yellow flag. i asked now to commemorate heroes who give their lives for those scholars with a moment of silence. olivia ah ukrainian also marking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. the government has displayed russian tanks and are more vehicles that have been destroyed during the past 6 months. ukraine and official se moscow had been hoping to hold a military parading central key to celebrate its victory. but this is what they got . instead, veda, bucklin is confident, her country will prevail. we pray every single moment for the war to be over. we

believe in our army, and we're sure it's going to be over with our week to read, but it just depends on the time. ah, ukraine, he's on high alert presidency. lensky says bloody me to pull, denise plotting fragile souls and us intelligence agencies have warned russia maybe planning strikes against government buildings or civilian infrastructure. keith is far from the front line as only rarely been hit by russian missiles since ukraine and force as a managed to push russian soldiers out of the city. back in march, but or forties are cautious there, have banning a public gatherings and are asking people to take the air raid sirens very seriously. what a rule since february, thousands of people have been displaced, injured and killed. oh, shall, is, i remind you of the atrocities russian forces committed in their attempt to take the capital. oh, father danbury says he helping to bury the remains found in mass graves across the

town. you have to do more, you need to the queue. i think that neither i know anyone who lives in ukraine who witness the walk and understand what happened for now. we are surviving on adrenalin. but after everything that's happened, i'm worried that the off the medical loss, decades 6 months on ukrainians are fighting for survival against an enemy that is unwilling to retreat. that is, i will, i will just see, to keep their reports the russian back separatists, and not a poll preparing to hold a trial for ukrainian prisoners. the fool photos show cages being built at the chamber salon monic, where the trial is expected to be held. russia supreme court declared the as of regimen to terrorist group earlier this month, ukrainian president law, ms. lensky has warned any trial would end negotiations with moscow. you know, it's nations is express concerns about the potential trial. there are for twos and there's video footage in the media and social media showing cages being built in

the variable philharmonic hall really massive cages. and the apparently the idea is to to restrain the prisoners of war during proceedings in these cages. this is not acceptable. this is humiliating as well to the prisoners of war, and it adds to our concerns about how they are being treated and whether the presumption of innocence is being upheld. the construction of these cages coupled with statements made by high level russian officials, calling these people terrorists than not sees and war criminals before any trial has even taken place is deeply worried. meanwhile, top un officials have again raised concerns about the danger the russian occupied zap region nuclear plant in ukraine. they calling for the immediate withdrawal of trips and the demilitarization of the area. security council held an emergency meeting to discuss fighting near the facility or ukraine has reported further

shelling at the plant on by saturday and sunday, which has damaged infrastructure ahead of you the you ends atomic watchdog. as a team is expected to travel to thought within days, if talks with russia, all successful agreement is urgently needed to re establish the parisha as purely civilian infrastructure and to ensure the safety of the area. we must be clear that any potential damage to the plant or any other nuclear facilities in ukraine, leading to a possible nuclear incident, would have catastrophic consequences. not only for the immediate vicinity, but for the region and beyond. to paraphrase the secretary general's blunt warning, any potential damage does operation is suicidal or by moscow on keith have accused each other if hitting the plant ration controls the area. but the facility is still

run by ukrainian workers, yet could you. and because it's what i want to show you now a photo of the destruction on the territory of this apparition, nuclear power plant. as a result of the shelling by the ukrainian armed forces, we have a whole slew of such photographic evidence and we disseminated it. this morning, as an official document within this security council and the general assembly known as a donor, the mission will go up. we expect that the i. e. a mission will take place in the very near future and the agency experts will confirm the real situation at the station because we stand ready to extend the maximum support possible. so let me stress that nuclear security and safety is an absolute priority for everyone in the world and russia mos immediately and without any conditions. his role is troops, soap, all provocations, all shelling it is unacceptable that russia is deliberately putting all of us on the brink of a global nuclear disaster. a court in thailand is set to hand down

a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. they happen protests and the capital bind call ahead of the court's decision. quoting for the prime minister prior to nurture to step down prior to power in a qu back in 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is. as good attorney chang who is now live for us in but in cock give us a little bit of background to this case. tony, what is the expectation from today? will, as you mentioned, just the, the general pro channel. she took her power in a coup in 2014, he was appointed by royal decree, the position of prime minister. then in 2017, when the military pushed through a new constitution, there was a clause in there that said that any prime minister could only serve a server or term of a maximum of 8 years now, o supporters of private se, his official term as prime minister and he started in 2019, when he won

a democratic election and was appointed prime minister after that. however, opposition passes, say that his term started with that rule decree in 2014 and that time limit was up at midnight last night. they presented a petition to the constitutional court to day, or we expect that to be expect it accepted by the constitute constitution court about now they could do a number of things. they could decide that immediately to accept it and dismiss the prime minister. wheat they could suspend him while they consider their opinion or they could consider their opinion and allow him to complete his duties. so there's a number of possible options. are they? but i think care what is a real concern to the government. is those protests you mentioned. there's a lot of security in bangkok today. we saw protests on the street last night and a huge security court and placed around government house with sir shipping containers stacked out,

blocking the roads and lots of police out. so what's at stake here? well, it is potentially a very considerable decision. the constitutional court could make effectively removing private from his position as prime minister. but a thing you have the said in the light of a constitutional court, which has generally backed this government, and 5 of those 9 justices have been put in place by privates administration. so they're probably unlikely to go against them, but i think you'd be looking the bigger picture, we're expecting general elections in thailand at towards the middle of next year. i think this is the opposition path, is really trying to increase the pressure on general pro. there has been a feeling over his term, both as another like to prime minister and since the elections of 2019 that his administration has mismanaged certain affairs, particularly the covert shut down, sir rogue, the last couple of years. and increasingly,

a cost of living crisis that is hitting many ties in the pocket. he himself is quite an unpopular figure seen very much as a rather brusque military man. and i think the opposition part is want to get the idea in the voting public's mind that this is their chance to make a permanent change, even if the constitutional court doesn't get rid of him this week. okay, interesting stuff. tony chang there for us in bangkok, still head on out his error. supporters of argentina's, vice president, head back up to prosecute a seat to put her behind bars and shrinking crop harvison chart. how extreme one is affecting thousands of farmers. pushing prices on ah

the hello there, let's look to north america and from the satellite image, you can see this area of dense cloud lingering over southern states. in the u. s. not shows a clutch of severe storms that brought torrential rain to northern areas of texas. causing flash flooding in places like dallas. now the u. s. weather service says more than $230.00 millimeters fell in parts of dallas, and that was the 2nd rainiest, 24 hour period on record. we haven't seen this much rain in about 90 years. now it is going to clear up by the time we get to friday, it is an improving picture. will have the temperature start to improve, but it does remain rather wet with those storms sitting stagnant over those central states of the southern us. elsewhere for western areas, the heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms have shifted off out to sea,

leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever. ah. what is the issue with this witness differences? change witness happiness with sunlight. witness do not witness loss with charity. witness. witness, close. witness, family. witness friends. the beginning. witness to witness life witness with ah

ah ah, welcome back here watching out. as a reminder, our top story is this, our ukraine set to hold muted independence day celebrations. after warnings, russia may ramp up its attacks, a strict cavaliers in place in the northeastern city of khaki and authorities in the capital. keith have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the you on security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss pricing near the russian occupied upper region nuclear plant in ukraine. they calling for the immediate withdrawal of troops on the demilitarization, the area a quote. and tyler is set to hand down a routing that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power and protests in the capital bangkok ahead of the course decision calling for pry,

used to step down. now hundreds of people have gathered in moscow for the funeral of pro kremlin political commentator darya de gina. she was killed in a call bombing. the russia blames on ukraine. the dean by explains alexander, duke, in listening to attributes to his daughter. darya to dinner was killed on saturday in a car bomb attack. name oscar. her father says she recently told him she felt like a warrior. ha, go. the price that we have to pay can be justified by only $1.00 thing, the highest achievement victory. she lived in the name of victory and she died in the name of victory, our russian victory, our truth, our orthodoxy, our country, and our empire. daria took in her was $29.00 and worked as a commentator on a nationalist, russian television channel, just 2 days after the attack, russia's federal security service or fs, be named

a ukrainian woman as the perpetrator. it said she'd rented an apartment in the same building as to gonna, ukraine has said it does not resort to tara tactics, blaming russia's own government or security operations. it typically came, takes months or even years, often never for a political mergers to be sold. and yet a f as b, the russia securities, those claims have done as a matter of hours. and i think everyone looking the kind of details that providing, ah, you come to the conclusion, there's nothing credible about the story that they have put together. how much influence dugeon has over president vladimir putin has been the subject of speculation inside and outside russia. what's clear is he and his daughter expressed far right. nationalist views in public and strongly supported the invasion of ukraine. but they've both been placed on international sanctions lists for spreading misinformation. witnesses say, alexander duke in decided at the last minute to travel in

a different vehicle from his daughter, social media footage showed him looking on with the car still in flames. you, president putin has never publicly supported him, but he's called the car bomb evil and posthumously awarded duke in the order of courage medal nadine baba al jazeera families in poland, are bracing himself for tough winter countries facing wide, spent coal shortages after russian imports of fuel with band, now unlike the rest of europe, poland relies on coal, robin gas, the pallet, and heating and his demons travel to captive. it's sad to see how people are preparing for the cold months ahead. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs. but there's a problem. it's a shortage of coal, not gas like the rest of europe. ref, our roars coal seller is normally stocked up for winter by now. but he can't find

any call to buy, and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to use them. and gordon again. i'm not a minor orange urologist, but the coal is right here beneath our feet. and i've been trying to buy it for 3 months with 0 results and average. he's right, this region is rich with coal, but polish production is limited. and the government has banned imported coal from russia, even though it's cheaper and more suitable for domestic use. we didn't invest in nuclear power yet out. we cannot rely on natural gas. so all we have is gold. when it comes to the heating sector, the situation is even worse because we were heavily dependent on russian. ready co, poland burns, a lot of coal, 87 percent of the total for households across the european union. coal mines surrounded by cues of trucks can't meet the demand. and if people knew the level of profiteering going on, they be even more alarmed. there's a reason that truck drove us from all over poland or spending days on end and cues

like these. it's because the loads may be small, but the profits are big. drivers are known to make at least a 100 percent profit from a coal yard dealer who will then raise the price by at least another 100 percent. this driver admits the 2nd old will suffer for the news or be tagged. what the government should do is give pension as a special allowance on coal delivered to their door, and it's sick. i don't want to profit from human misery, but that's how it is. the government says an annual coal allowance of around $630.00 a year will help. and ministers say companies are importing coal ahead of the coming winter. polish companies are now importing call from other countries from colombia, indonesia, south africa, and replacing with that does the quantities of called and we're coming from russia . it's a bit of a different logistics. so it, it creates challenges. but right across poland,

people like this homeowner feel the government isn't doing enough. andrew simmons, al jazeera kat of it, sir poland italian fall right. lita ga maloney has launched her campaign to become the country's fussed female prime minister maloney whose brothers of italy policies ahead in the polls criticized european union's energy strategy. she told a crowd of supporters that the sky high prices have forced businesses and families on to their knees. next month, snap collection was cooled off to be prime minister money donkeys, coalition government collapsed a form, a u. s. police officer has pleaded guilty for her role in the death of brianna taylor, a black woman, shot and killed during a police raid. taylor was killed in a home and 2020 at that spot protests of a racial justice and police brutality. across the u. s. federal investigators say kelly good lit conspired to create a cover story and added a line to the search warrant. shebra tons, he is more. kelly,

good luck now has pled guilty to falsify the arrest warrant that convinced a judge to, to, to allow it to go ahead and then conspiring to cover up what she did with the other officer. it saw that she will be giving evidence against 2 of the other offices who have been charged by the department of justice. there's a 3 offices in charge with our bureaucratic side of the raid. another office has been charged with excessive force. it was the officer who basically stood outside brianna taylor's apartment, just shooting wildly into the apartment. despite the fact we could see anything that were blinds down on a block out. when he was just firing away with it, with his guns, he's going to be charged with excessive force. again, he was acquitted on that charge in the state court already though once. but we should also remember them that just leaves the 2 offices who are actually inside brianna taylor tennis apartment who burst in they claim that they announced themselves brown, tennis boyfriend who was the being said,

said they did not. they're the ones who actually 5 to 10 years, many sholtes inside the apartment 6 with which hit brown until one of which killed them that i've been charged with anything. so it's clearly welcomed that people are being charged by the federal government of constitutional crimes. but this is clearly fatal all out of state level, but, but it's still being looked at at least something moving forward that the people are slowly perhaps beginning to be held accountable for, for the steps. first, the cases in the us to see if atlanta have decided not to pursue charges against the 2 white police officers involved in the killing of a black man in 2020 or shot brooks was shot dead off. the officers responded to complaints that he had fallen asleep in his car at a drive through restaurants. when they tried to arrest them, brooks rubbed to take it from them and fight it. as he ran away, one of the offices shot him in the back. supporters of argentina's, vice president, christina fernandez,

the krishna have been protesting and what they say is, judicial persecution against her. oh, the former president greeted the crowds outside congress as they chanted against the prosecutor's decision to seek a 12 year prison sentence in a corruption trial. fernandez is accused of diverting public funds during her time in office, but many in have her own. his party say she's being targeted because she champ, in the pool. cloudy, got one of my people. i like the only way they can control hers to put her in prison. nobody can bait christina. that's why they created the circus. oh, it's unfair. i love her with all my heart. i had to be here. i couldn't let her down. the former presidents of brazil and bolivia have also expressed their support for christina, fernandez del marissa and eva morales. both tweeted vessel a darcy saying that she was the victim of a relentless attack of laufer or political warfare. but uses justice is

a weapon to disqualify her malaysia's former prime and a seismic on a 12 year prison sentence off to its top court threw out an appeal of a multi $1000000000.00 graph. scandal and g browser was found guilty of money laundering and corruption back in 2020, with malaysian authorities, accusing him of siphoning cash from state fun known as one m. debbie florence lee reports from kuala lumpur. why not you? bro? zak is seen leaving court with a police escort after losing his final appeal. malaysia's former prime minister begins serving a 12 year prison sentence and must pay a $46000000.00 fine. he had been found guilty in 2020 of illegally accepting $10000000.00 from a former subsidiary of state investment fund, one mtv. his departure from court was in stock contrast to his arrival earlier in the day. because it 1st i'd like to thank everyone for showing up and showing me

your support them. i have tried with all that i can, but everything i proposed to the court is rejected. his lawyers had attempted to postpone proceedings and even tried to have the chief judge removed, but failed. malaysia's top court was unanimous ruling knobs. defense was, quote, so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to cost reasonable doubt. on the prosecution's case, lawyers say they have not ruled out seeking a review of the decision. now, jim could also seek a pardon from the king. of course, we are very sad because we lost the appeal. i only see that we seek comfort and solace in the words of a great indian doris. who said that the almighty aloria that his friends perfect justice. some supporters were visibly upset when the decision was

announced. analysts say the judgment will have political implications. not only, not you would have sick last night tonight, but the party to which we belong. namely, a party would also have to ponder very carefully as to whether they would continue to align with him in terms of claiming innocence, or they would draw a clear line of demarcation between the party and you such that for example, the party would have a refresher image, the ruling will also make it more difficult for not to stage a political company. he'll lose his parliamentary seat and won't be able to contest the next election. the damage to his reputation is severe. not only was he the 1st prime minister to lose a general election in 2018, he's the 1st to be convicted. matchup still faces several more trials linked to the

looting of one mtv. he has denied all charges. florence louis al jazeera, qualitative farmers and charred se climate change is reducing their harvests as leading to an increase in fee prices. people can't afford to pay more with the well bank. estimating the 42 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. hip morgan reports from the hutch elemy region for years, solid hubble bucket has own this farm. exporting corn and other crops to provinces across chad. but in the past few years, he says his harvest have shrunk a low oil in the tunnel mobility in the past 3 years or so we would planted around the time. we were expecting raines, it would rain and then stop. well, so some died. i lost 20 acres of the crops i planted this year because of the change in rain pattern of her mother. thousands of champions depend on farming for their livelihood, but many say they've been producing less as

a result of global warming. the u and environment agency considers chad among the country's most vulnerable to climate change. it's not just erratic rainfall. chad also suffers from cycles of drought. the extreme weather means smaller harvests and lower returns for farmers. and because less produce reaches the market. prices have increased in a country where nearly half the population of 13000000 live below the poverty line . chad relies heavily on imports and the knock on effect of the rise in global prices can already be felt. many people say they simply can't afford some items of food a or has i'm and anybody who's got there to get up when i was to be garages, just keep increasing him. de owens. i used to buy a lot of food before honey, but now i've reduced to what i buy. i'm some things i've stop buying altogether. inflation is less than 3 percent, but hundreds of thousands of people are in less than $500.00 a year. according to the government,

which says it's working to reduce costs. oh goodness, another the government each year sit some of its budget to buy commodities at the normal price and sell them to people who can't afford at lower prices. well, that's to reduce the impact price. i expected and the government is working to support vital industries and work on getting investments to improve the economy. ally love people here, see the whole prices go down soon, so they can afford to put food on their table. he, bill morgan altamira. how does it be? od chad. columbia has ended a policy of destroying coca crops as the newly elected president, gustavo petro, overhauls a fight against drug trafficking. the national police director says they will focus on intercepting cocaine shipments and providing incentives for farmers to adopt legal crops. previous governments had dedicated soldiers, herbicides, and drones to try and eradicate coca farms that lead to vaughan and confrontation between farmers and the police.