jesse, you know, in 1996, a group of young people, new to no wayne described that immigration experiences. i don't know what i do. they sent me back to you got 25 years on al jazeera, wild asks how knew each and they now feel, well, you have to accept that you might never be seen as no, which i felt like i didn't belong. daniel, who are they now? no ways lauren is at home on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined, the u. s. is role in the world on al jazeera ah anger in russia against president putin's mobilization drive, the kremlin admits that errors were made.

ah, again, adrian finnegan here in doha with the news on al jazeera, a fall right leader promises a government for all italians. after initial results to sundays election, give a clear majority for georgia maloney's coalition. the british pound hits a 50 year, lo against the dollar of the government said that it would borrow more money, columbia and venezuela reopen that board of trade after 7 years. ah. so he began in russia where anger over president vladimir putin is decree to mobilize reservists and reinforced troops and ukraine has led to violence in soviet a man opened fire and a draft office, wounding an official. he was apparently upset at his best friend being called up to

fight earlier at a conference call with reporters, the spokesman of the kremlin admitted some people had been called up by mistake out as here. as mohammed vow reports from moscow, the kremlin mentioned the the mistakes, but we did not have a detailed list of those mistakes. but it is understandable now understood that the, the local governors and the local communities have taken this draft to decree to fall instead of a partial mobilization, which usually means calling up reservists in the army. people who have been trained in the army who have been receive some type of training whatsoever. instead of that, everyone in the street was rounded up in many places in some areas of the country and that, you know, angered people across russia. so, i mean, it, it seems that it, there was a lot of confusion on the part of the low fourties that have been asked to

implement this decision. and as why mistakes were made. and people were fleeing the country because nobody was sure whether they were, it meant to be drafted or not. the criteria were not clear. some people who were already caught up, they were released and told them what they didn't meet the criteria. some people who left the country well thought they could come back, because they will not, they will not included. and some aware, already recruited. they were told that they can go, and it's on lot of confusion, as i said. and it takes time, it's taking time before the, the authorities in charge. no, exactly how to implement this degree in the right way. at least 15 people had been killed in a school shooting in the city of jeff's. the victims include 11 children as well as teachers and security guards. several people were injured russian authority, so the gunman killed himself. the u. s. has warned russia that using nuclear

weapons in ukraine would have catastrophic consequences. that's off to russia's foreign minister, place full protection regions, annexed in separatist referendums of ukraine. the votes being held in 4 ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces. ukraine and its western allies said the referendums are a sham and that they will never recognize them on the zeros hold. a abdul, hamid reports now from ukraine. they for of voting. there's one more to go. before the polling closes. i will. what we are hearing is where the news that is coming from really across the front line in those occupied areas. according to, for example, the mayor of her soul or was up to reject, turned out is quite high in the lowest in of the 3 of these 4 region is in separate just so far, 51 percent and then it goes much higher in places like done yet where the pro

ration separate is have been ruling since basically in 2014. now there is an issue. is that what do those figures represent? how many people do they really are present? considering that ever since 2014, you had a lot of civilians leaving those areas from don. yes. and again, you had more leaving a di onset of this war in, in february. and then the same thing for separate. jammed her son in the upper region, really the russians control only half of that region and so on. they do nearly control it all, but there is a belt of village villages. it has been recaptured by the ukrainians over the past few months. so what does that represent in numbers? how many people actually voted is very difficult to find that at this stage i was example re, joe was our team over the last few days and they were

a lot of people coming out coming out from cities like maybe both the port a very dang coming from the reject coming from the gantt. and so you'd have these convoys of f. $250.00 cars showing up several times a day. so people were still trying to get out of there while the referendum is ongoing. the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, his warning against threats of nuclear war. patella's, you're speaking at an event calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. now that because after the fall of the berlin wall, we can use once again the rattling of nuclear southerners. let me be clear, the eda of nuclear blackmail must end. the idea said he, country goods fight, and when a nuclear war is the ranged end use of a nuclear weapon with the site that you many teddy and out of gone. we need to step

back. italy appears to be on course for its 1st far right. prime minister since the 2nd world war. exit polls predict the right wing coalition, led by georgia, maloney will take a majority of seats and parliament. final results were expected. later on monday, maloney's brothers of italy party is said to win most seats in the 400 seat la house, projected to be 118 with her right wing partners in the league force at italia at independence. they should secure, around $238.00 seats. the center left block led by the democratic party is projected to get 78. the election had a record low turn out of 64 percent. that's down 8 percent from italy's last election, georgia maloney addressed jubilant supporters after it became clear that she had one se, se mcghee mit. if we are called to govern and lead this nation, we will do it for every single italian with the goal to unite these people. because

our biggest goal in life is to make sure that italians are finally proud again to fly our flag. hi people. so the british pound has fallen when all time low against the u. s. dollar before partly recovering. it sir, found only 5 percent as markets opened in asia on monday that i have comes as concerns grow over the u. k. economy after its new government unveiled, major tax cuts. investors have been unnerved by the huge amount of money that the government is borrowing to fund that package al jazeera leave. barker is outside the london stock exchange. he tells us more about what this means for the british economy. given the pound, plummets is a value to $1.04. overnights is reflected in asian markets when the markets opened. here in london, it did ratty slightly, and now stands at around $1.70. the 5100 index is up marginally as well by 17 points decimal point, 2 percent. but given a,

how far the pound did plumb about plummets over the last 24 hours, it's hugely spooked investors. it's deeply worried. consumers on the long term projection of all of this is that they could well be parity between the pound and the dollar. before the year is through warm forecast, i suggested that there's a 60 percent chance of that happening in the next few months. what does this mean? well, it could be massively significant for both manufacturers, importers, consumers to see the value of the pound in people's pockets start to spiral as a country that is very dependent upon imports. and many of those good saw are traded in sterling. so if you offer instance, the manufacturer important goods into the country to make your product inevitably, you may well have to pass on the added cost on to consumers. adding to that commodities or oil and gas are also traded in dollars as well. so despite the fact that the government last friday and it's fiscal announcement decided that it wanted

to release and borrow a huge amount of cash to be able to show up the energy market. we may well see prices continue to rise anyway. brittany chancellor, quasi quoting, announced the, the, that many budget on friday. he declined to comment on the market reaction when questioned by a journalist early up sons left. what are you going to do about the term on, on the market this morning? so i'm going to come in now what, what about the city? what wants to come to see you? how to go about getting winter if you have anything to say about what's going on, sir? are you planning to reverse the announcement you made last friday, sir? what you have to say, but it needs be going on, so i was going to my office now all the opposition labor posse has criticized

the government's budget package, labor m p, and shudder chancellor. rachel reeves says the british taxpayer will pay the price . sterling is down, that means high prices, as the costs of imports rise, the cost of government borrowing is up. that means more taxpayers, money will go into paying the interest on our government debt. and in turn, that means the cost of boring for working people will now go up to columbia, and venezuela will reopen their borders for trade. they were closed for nearly 7 years after venezuela accused a colombian militia of attacking its soldiers. now the countries are hoping to normalize relations al jazeera, alexander, i'm perry report start from columbia's capital boggart off venezuela's main consulate in columbia. capital bull guitar lies in ruins. an accidental fire in

april. burn much of it. its walls covered anger, 50 and overgrown weeds. it's a tangible symbol of a relationship gone sour since 2019. i'll dig that order. when columbus former president divan lucas refused to recognise nicholas my daughter as the president of venezuela after elections. lucas said we're fraudulent. but all that has changed with the election of columbus 1st left his president with them a pedro who promised to restore relations. last month, my daughter enthusiastically received columbia's newly appointed ambassador a meeting big laughs and hugs. the columbian in voice as the neighbors should never have parted ways. lucas, she had been back in her magazine. there are some 5000000 columbia and citizens that have been totally abandoned for years without possibility to renew a passport, an id. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences,

it doesn't make sense to have no communications. the 2 countries have since announced the full reopening of their poorest 2000 kilometers long border for trade, and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but despite the many pledges in boastful announcement to restoring, full diplomatic relations is easier said than done that the 2 countries remain deeply suspicious of one another. could. okay, a, i think it will be a much more complex and long process than what people think. the 2 countries have deeper symmetries or if you look at trade, venezuela's industry is in shambles versus than the maduro regime. the most important things to show that they're not as isolated as they were employed while columbia has a lot to gain economically, but wants to avoid being seen as closing up to a less than democratic government with the arrival of venezuela. an ambassador in columbia was a noticeable, muted affair,

and the countries of so far avoided addressing venezuela's ongoing political crisis, and the fate of the more than $2500000.00 refugees at columbia. but i left the agenda, makes no mention of security of migration of consulate services. venezuela's ambassador, placid caea has long denied the existence of a migratory crisis. but now that he is in bogota, he inevitably will have to recognize it and address it. but even with its many fits and starts the fact that the 2 neighbors are talking again is welcome news for millions of colombians in venezuela on both sides of the border. they've been in limbo for years. but now believe there's hope for a more stable future. and alessandra jones, just alive from the town of crew critter on the columbia venezuela border, has this reopening ceremony got underway yet. allison i know there and we are just minutes away from their arrival are for the columbia

president, gustavo petro. to start there, sir. ceremony, i actually see some of her bare dignitaries and officials from columbia that are walking towards the center of the seamen believer bridge, where the ceremony will take lace. this will be a very symbolic affair, a very ceremonial affair. we will see politicians from both columbia and venezuela meeting face to face for the 1st time. after 7 years. they will shake hands. we were here to the 2 countries national anthems and then the 1st trucks filled with cargo are expected to cross. we know that there are 8 trucks farming from the columbia inside, with toilet paper, coal fruit, medical supplies that are ready to cross into venezuela, florida, the 1st time for a total of around $80000.00 us dollars in value. this is obviously very little that

it is seen as a start also from venezuela, a couple of trucks are expected to crossing to columbia with aluminium foil. the potential here is that there could be billions of dollars again and trade between the 2 countries. that was the case back in 2008. the, as you can see, the situation here is becoming of, it's complicated as that for colleagues and the journalists are walking to gather with the ministers of the columbian government. i'm seeing here the minister of congress, and there is a gustavo, of faith to the, let's see if the camera man, one can help us here. president gustavo, faith throws walking towards the border with a venezuela. we don't expect frenzied an equal assa, my daughter to be here, but again, this was one of bed throws big campaign promises. and the,

there is great expectation here for what this will mean economically for this entire region and the 1000000 of people that live along the border between columbia minnes willa. so he just loved live tv. that's al jazeera, alexander, i'm betsy, that reporting live from cooper trump. on the border between columbia and venezuela, or somebody who got a weather update mixed here on al jazeera, then lebanon passes, a budget was processed as governor outside the countries pop up on those demonstrations in just a moment and get ready for the big bern. whoa. yeah, kind of satellite is about to crush into an asteroid. it's no accident. ah, richard, he has begun the, the full world copies on its way to the castle. route your travel package to that.

hello. then let's look to south asia and things are set to remain pretty fine and dry for much of pakistan and the north west of india despite rivers continuing to rise from the flood waters. a heavy rain can be found across more central areas of india, stretching from our russia towards west bengal, with some fierce storms picking up for under protest. by the time we get into wednesday, much to wire for corolla in the south. a few fierce thunderstorms for sri lanka wetter as well for southern areas of the mildest. that was we moved to east asia. it's going to get wet and windy for japan. we got a finger of rain bringing some heavy down paws to the south. more wet and windy conditions being enhanced by this tropical storm. it's not set to make landfill, but it will sweep its way towards the north east. much to wire across the north of china and down that east coast. it's the south that's likely to cease very wet and windy weather. thanks to typhoon north, that strengthening in the south china sea. that's expected to make landfall in central vietnam, bringing some very heavy rain up to 300 millimeters in places. and of course,

that could cause some land slides, also coastal flooding, thanks to the storm surge, it set to work its way further inland by wednesday that you ever i saw an issue. and i know that john bowen, counting the cost, liberty is deposited, hold up. thanks to get their own savings, what's the way out of the financial crisis? china under pressure to help poor nations with death fraud has plus said bob, we and provost results, old farming techniques to cope with drought. counting the cost on al jazeera part of the central must always on good luck. we are the ones grappling the extra mile. where are the media? don't go, we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. lou. ah

ah, hello again. this is al serra, let's remind you of the main news. the south eastern russia man has opened far inside an army draft office, wounding an official. he was reported to be upset, was best friend b, hold up to fight in ukraine. earlier the spokeswoman, the spokesman of the crumbling with some people, have been called off by mistake, italy of his own course for its 1st fall right prime minister since the 2nd world war. white bring coalition left by georgia, maloney is projected to take the majority of seats and parliament making her most likely candidate to leave the country of the british pound as full as with all time low against the u. s. dollar before partially recovering. its up fell nearly 5 percent as markets opened in asia on monday. the couple concerns grove over the u. k. economy. often it's, do you go from until unveiled major tax cuts?

lebanon's parliament, us postal national budget for 2022. it approved the spending plan. as protest has gathered in the capital bay routes the country faces an unprecedented economic crisis. with many people falling into poverty. over the last 3 years, l 0 said a honda who's out that protest, i guess like this one has become more frequent as the country's economy has been in free fall since late 2019. the protesters behind me are retired soldiers. they came here, they tried to storm the parliament, they managed to break through the security court on briefly before they were pushed back. and now negotiations are underway with a number of m. p. 's. they are saying that they are receiving guarantees that their retirement salary as it is known will be increased by $33.00 times. and that's retired soldiers will be exempted from income tax. and they're also saying that

these guarantees will most likely be accepted. why the people and then they will go home. but this is just an example about the entire economic conditions in this country, civil servants across the board, whether retired soldiers, whether army soldiers, security forces, people who work in and ministries there have. there has been a public sector strike for weeks now that they're demanding better wages because of the currency. how's them all but collapses lost 90 percent of its value. so people salaries are worthless, they use their earned $800.00. that was the equivalent rate of their salary. now it's $30.00, so they're receiving guarantees. they may silence. retired soldiers for now. but it's, it's this, these measures that the politicians have been taking stopgap measures are not enough to resolve the economic crisis and spoke to people who've been trying to access the frozen savings, the government put restrictions on cash withdrawals as the economic crisis worse

and some people then held up banks, forcing them to close for a week. lebanon's banking association says banks have now reopened after a one week closure due to security concerns. but as you can see behind me, it's not business as usual depositors outside banks. there are, there is chaos. they can no longer customers can no longer enter bank branches without an appointment. many of these people are civil servants, members of the security forces. that's why there's a lot of tension. these people rely on their salaries, which they can now only get through a t. m. machines, so according to the banking association, they're reopening banks to serve the population. but people here are angry, why the banks closed because there were a series of hold ups by depositors who are angry and desperate for they were demanding their savings,

which would have been trapped in the bank since late 2000. and 19. the reopening, however, is not making their lives any easier for limit on both. they tell you to go to another branch to when you go and find a closed, they tell you to lead. you want to ask some questions and they lie to you. they tell you to ask the security who don't have answer. so i go, i have my thought and i came to withdraw money there, humiliating people. they are disgusting. i don't know where we're heading. other people should any remain quiet? unions representing deposits or say, the reopening of banks is not the solution. the solution is an economic recovery plan. a plan that has to be put together by the state, by the central bank, by the bank, and they need to incur, incur the financial losses. lebanon's financial losses amount to more than $70000000000.00. they say so far it has been the depositors who have been paying the price. people are telling us, even they've been trying to call banks to make appointments and,

and nobody's answering. so it's a very difficult situation. this crisis is not over. super typhoon not who has left the philippines, but 6 people have died off the storm tour across the country's north. several people are missing, but it's probably low, tells us 1st in the capital manila already time returning to their homes. said a phoenix skill, your junior has had difficulty moving since suffering the stroke last december. he can't walk up the stairs in his home. so in flood waters rosen, sunday, he and his family had to evacuate it, doing that so bit of a porn. they said it was a super dayquan we thought then we'd get flooded for sure. so we left the party for a ground through enough, the flood game, a novel, super typhoon, nor road damped. torrential rains as it crossed the philippines. largest island liaison. fortunately for people in manila, the down poor stopped justice rivers began to overflow. by monday morning,

those who had fled to safety were back cleaning up their homes. while government workers cleared their streets, there were fierce the philippine capital would suffer catastrophic flooding reminiscent of that of typhoid kits on a back in 20 or 9. but it was largely spared the local environment. the officer of this manila suburb says that dredging of waterways also made a difference. yeah, auto auto. i mean, i did that. it's now, you know, we were dredging every day, so that gave dodie over the capacity. the whole marie president, ferdinand marcus junior, also praised the preparedness of the government and of the people. i think i don't . it's clear for all mile this, sir. from what we did this last, this is a very, very important is for police on ah, get people out of the areas of danger. i'll put all of your assets that you are

going to use. despite those preparations, nora was destructive. several rescue workers became the 1st known victims of the storm. an entire villages in the countryside remained flooded. many fear, the full extent of the damage is only just starting to become clear. ordinary low al jazeera manila, a former rebel commander from the central african republic is going on trial at the international criminal court mohammed side abdul connie led the silica rebels, the recognition of predominantly muslim armed groups. he faces charges of crimes against humanity, torture of other in humane acts. the head of iran's nuclear agency says allegations that his country breached international agreements of fabrications by israel. muhammad ostomy spoke as at the meeting of the wednesday, oakley,

a watchdog in vienna, where the revival of the iran nuclear deal is on the agenda is where this frequently accused toronto, enriching uranium past agreed limits. he had on the saw, the game is on the iran has an exemplary record of cooperation with the asian center. we would like to clarify that there are no undeclared nuclear materials or activities in iraq. all allegations are really based on false and fabricated information provided by the occupying his rady regime. mcdaniel is amec republic of her and truly expect the agency to provide as reports on a more professional and impartial manner on. cubans have voted in favor of sweeping changes to family law, including allowing same sex couples to marry and adopt. it also allows surrogate pregnancies and gives more rights to non biological parents. president miguel diaz canal says the changes are necessary to guarantee the rights of all families. scientists are awaiting the results on unusual experiment. a satellite will collide

with an asteroid, millions of kilometers away. the so called space crash may prove very handy for planet earth. as rob rentals explains a spacecraft is just hours away from impact with a far off asteroid, a multi national mission which could be instrumental in some de preserving human civilization masses, double asteroid redirection test, or dart is a 570 kilograms spacecraft launched in november 2021 travelling at more than 6 kilometers per 2nd. it is on track to smash itself to pieces on the surface of a small asteroid called di more, both 11000000 kilometers from earth. the object is to alter die more forces trajectory slightly small ned is about deflection not disruption. it's not the hollywood blockbuster of blowing it into a bunch of pieces. small nudge, find it many years in advance, and that adds up to a big change and position my time. now,

the asteroids path will be studied by earth, observatories, and satellites for years to come. there more force itself is not on a course to collide with earth by but mass of objects have struck numerous times in our planets history. one of the biggest, in recent times, was the tongue goosgo event. a meteor that exploded over a remote and uninhabited area of siberia in 19 o 8 flattening 80000000 trees over an area of 2000 kilometers. still 65000000 years ago, a huge object crashed near the yucatan peninsula, causing global devastation. scientists believe that impact is directly linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs to prevent humanity from going the way of the t rex . scientists and engineers hoped to develop a system to nudge threatening asteroids away from earth. once they are identified. once you find the asteroid and you have its orbit.