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ah, hello, i'm need burka. this is the al jazeera and use our life from london. coming up, the u. s. attorney general appoints an independent lawyer to lead the investigations into aspects of the capitol hill, riots and the classified documents founded. donald trump's florida residence a mass exodus from twitter as stuff reject ellen muffs ultimatum to sign up to car cool, working or leave warnings. a complete shut down of key of power. greatest possible is ukraine says, russian missile strikes have disabled, almost half the countries energy system. and in a last minute you turn well, couple organizers say alcohol would be sold at stadiums during the tournament and cancel. ah welcome to the news. we begin to the united states were an independent lawyer for

special counsel has been name to oversee to justice department investigations, and the former president donald trump. attorney general merritt garland has appointed war crimes prosecuted jack smith to lead probes into the unlawful retention of classified documents trumps mar logo home. and the 2021 capital riots and transfer of power. following the 2020 election. the move comes just a 3 days after trump formerly announced his 2024 candidacy. i do want to point based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election. and the sitting president stated intention to be a candidate as well. i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special council such an employee, an appointment under scores, the departments commitment to both independence and accountability in particularly sensitive matters. it also allows prosecutors and agents to continue their work

expeditiously and to make decisions indisputably, guided only by the facts and the law, or less, get more on this from heidi j. castro. his lie for us in washington, d. c. and heidi, the tommy of this speaks volumes, doesn't it? mid terms are over 3 days off. of course trump announced he wants to run again for president. absolutely. and you heard the attorney general, mary garland reference that specifically saying that the appointment of the special council, who is jack smith is meant to add a layer of independence in this seemingly obvious conflict of interest that is about to arise. so who is jack smith, the newly appointed special council? well, he is currently working in the international criminal court at the head where he prosecutes war crimes in till 2015. he was here in washington, leading the department of justice's public integrity section and keeley during that

time he won high profile corruption convictions against both republicans and democrats. and that likely is one of the main draws that smith was to this appointment of special council. he is described as a political by those who worked with him in the past and as a, by the book, consummate professional. so now his job is to indeed serve as sort of this firewall in between the investigations into former president donald trump, led by the d o j. and the politics of the moment. and as you've just heard, there's a lot going on with trump, having just announced his new presidential run 3 days ago and with joe biden saying that he intends to run for reelection. so again, that conflict of interest is quite apparent. how can you have one candidate basically overseeing a criminal investigation into their opponent? well, appointing jack smith as the special prosecutor does not solve that completely,

but it does add at least one more layer of independence. though it is to be stated that smith would not be the final say on whether or not to charge donald trump with any crime. and again, he's overseeing now the, the investigation into trumps. efforts to overturn his election defeat in 2020 and the investigation into whether c illegally held on to documents at mar lago after his presidency. so the final decision, though, to what on whether or not to charge trump in any of those instances or the possible obstruction of justice, that will still fall on merrick garland, who is the attorney general still appointed by joe biden. roy and heidi talking of trump, we'll see how to say about all of this. right. he was just on fox news a few minutes ago, calling the appointment of a special prosecutor into his investigations,

political and unfair. his spokesperson has also said that this is the quote, biden department of justice being weaponized. and this is a political stunt. it is important to note that the by the white house has tried to distance itself from any department of justice actions involving trump. it has denied any involvement in this decision, and it's still unclear whether bite and even knew that this announcement was coming today. but it is no surprise that trump supporters will try to dig in and try to find anything in jack smith. background, the newly appointed special prosecutor that they could potentially point to, to discredit him. we saw that undertaking with the previous special council, rob molar who investigated trumps campaign and possible ties to russia. and if you'll remember, molar was a republican and he was appointed by republican attorney general. but even then trump supporters tried to discredit him and called bad investigation political as

well. how did you capture washington dc? many folks will us representative republican representative lauren bobus hers won re election in colorado after her opponent, adam fresh conceded bobo was leading by fewer than 600 votes. the republicans now have 219 seats in the u. s. house, where the democrats have 2124 seats are still to close out still too close to call . bobo rose to prominence in 2020, when she refused to close her gun themed restaurant. in accordance with colorado's cove at 19 restrictions to with his troubles appear to be deepening, would reports that hundreds more twitter employees of quit in response to an ultimatum from new chief executive e law. musk, he told workers to sign up for long hours at high intensity on thursday, or leave with 3 months severance, pain, twitters office buildings around the world have also been closed until next week.

casting doubts on the social media platforms ability to keep operating on friday, ill, or mosque e mail, twitter staff asking any employees who write software code to report to the 10th floor of twitters office in san francisco. gabriel alexander was following events from new york and says musk has been forced to back pedal by twitters employees. he appears to be and he's not only inviting him, he's actually sort of demanding. they come back based on this email that he sent on friday. the last 24 hours or so i've been really remarkable. he said to me in an email to all employees, do not come into the office, the offices will be closed. then he said, all of your key card, so security cards to get into the office will be shut down. then on late thursday, with this ultimatum that he issued to employees saying either quit or commit to my vision for this company. it appears that hundreds,

if not thousands of the remaining employees quit on thursday night, and now on friday morning, must apparently back pedaling now sending out another email, demanding that software engineers and people that code do come back to the san francisco office. and also in that email saying that in twitter employees, the ones that are remaining, at least around the world or in the united states, should immediately fly to, to san francisco. the company headquarters for in person meetings. now it's really remarkable because when you almost bought this company about a month ago, it had 7500 employees around the world. he immediately fired about half so as of about 24 hours ago, there are only about $3000.00 employees left. and now with the mass resignations, it's anybody's guess, but my some estimates as many as half of the remaining 3000 and quit on thursday night. so i think musk is really back pedaling. and calling employees back to the

office now in what is really been erratic behavior by the ceo of twitter. i will for more in this we can speak to journalists, christ stucco walker, who specializes in digital culture. he joins us live from newcastle here in the u. k, welcome to the news our. let me read this to you. this is what somebody has projected on the san francisco headquarters of twitter. you may have seen this lawless oligarch bankruptcy, baby, mediocre man child, petulant pimple, to say people aren't happy with mosque would be something of an understatement. this aggressive business style may work for his other enterprises, but what's happened at twitter? i think that we've seen a huge rebellion. gabriel was outlining that just before in your interview that the idea that twitter employees have called, you know, mosques bluff in some way and said actually, while this may work in your other companies including tesla and space x, the rocket company, it won't work here. and i think it's because we've seen

a very significant shift in how to operate. it was previously a pretty easy going platform, a pretty easy going place. way you could be open with criticism and even musk has come in. he wants to suddenly change out into a, as you said, a very, very hard core working environment in something where descent is not broke very easily. so there is a big shift going on and there is a battle, i think for the future of twitter, between its stuff, anita mosque, and its staff of said, we're going to just blow up the place essentially. and talking about blowing up the play. so what does the mass exodus eat the food resignation or firings being for the future of the entire site? could it collapse? well, yeah, this is troubling and obviously it is worth pointing. you know, that we all just stays away from a significant global event. the world cup in which we expect that there will be lots of people trying to congregate on twitter to talk about it. so this is a really poignant, risky moment for us to be doing this. because obviously that being planned,

put in place for large global events like this, but whether or not there are actually the human beings to enact those plans. if anything goes wrong with less, susan. so twitter entities form a staff that i've been talking to say that they see a pretty rapid degree degradation of the site over the next few weeks with potentially it not being here by christmas. unless something changes. talk about things changing. we gather that math because they're ordered requested bags, maybe people to come back for discussions in san francisco, at least the people who the software engineering skills that he requires. what do you make of that call by ellen musk? i think it's, it's taken one of 2 ways. either he is absolutely desperate for any and all help that he can get. and frankly, if i was in twitter employee shoes, i don't know how easily or how quickly i would be trying to get myself to san francisco to do that. or it could be yet another power play. you know, this is

a man who has used to be getting his own way amongst his staff and amongst the whole entire world. so i think by asking for, for instance, you k based employees to try and end up in san francisco by the end of tomorrow. morning which by the way is possible, but only if you leave literally in the next hour from heathrow. i think you, he's trying to sort of exert his power, but the issue is the emperor has no clothes. now people have said, actually, we don't need to hop to your tune and we're not going to do it. and therefore he has no control over them anymore. chris stockwell walker or jealous north, a great to speak to you. thank you very much. coming off of this new south london, m. 23 fighters make ground in the east and d r. c. wonders president who's accused of backing the group agrees they must cease fire. withdraw from captured territories. the daily trade for water,

a necessary trip for tens of thousands of people in drought racks, madagascar and high tech help. so referees can make the right calls at the football . welcome. ah, ukraine's prime minister as waves of rush of missile strikes of crippled almost half the country's energy system as temperatures drop and snow continues to fall in the capitol. officials and key of a warning that a complete shut down of the city's power grid is possible. the authorities have been working to restore power nation wide after strikes and several regions left millions of people without power on thursday, the u. n. has warned over humanitarian emergency because of power and water shortages heaves mer vitale clench, go, says the city is facing a huge electricity deficit. and preparations are being made for rolling blackouts throughout the winter. we have fob prepare, am have follow up for

a warm staff. we have from litigation reserve mitigation, but those will be very unusual. unusual station. we hope it's not happens, but we have to be prepared for that. that's our big has more from the western city of live. in some cases the temperature is already below 0 and that's a major concern for authority. president regina is less, yeah. there's about 10000000 people without electricity as just know for the main electricity provider, has said that they're trying to keep the black at short and on schedule, many people run the contrib, experiencing those electricity records as rust, and strike have targeted energy infrastructure. in the last few days, some of the biggest massage beverages in this country has failed since the start of the war world, allegedly, one of those mythos, at least according to the korean, went over into poland until 2 people. the cranium, the arguments back, it was

a russian massage. now we hear from the foreign minister. he says that they are not part of the investigation and they want to be open and constructive. but what we're hearing from poland, the united states and nato, is that it is unlikely that that was a russian. we saw that when cross the border to pull them until 2 people. it's more likely that it was one from the ukrainian defend. but the investigation isn't finished. ukrainian, adamant that it was a russian mis side in the country. there's a richer region. the missile strike on thursday. the death for that when it hit the residential building has gone up to 10 and the nuclear power plant, the nuclear power plant, the russians occupied the class, the 3rd resolution urging russia to stop it's action against the ton. ukraine has restored a crucial rail link between the capital key, evan, coastal and the 1st train will arrive in the recently liberated regional capital. on saturday, workers have repaired damage tracks and carriages vandalized by russian forces. the

majority of ukraine's around their work has remained operational during the war, despite repeated attacks. kenya's, former president of a wonders leader have agreed on the need for fighters to withdraw from captured territory and eastern democratic republic of congo. m 23 fighters have made major games in recent weeks. advancing towards goma, as fighting with government forces intensifies. the congolese government has accused a window of supporting the group, but we're wonder denies this. or who kenyatta visited the d r c. earlier this week . as facilitator of the east african community lead talks, attempts to restore peace will resume on monday in nairobi. hundreds of people have been killed and thousands of residents have been forced to leave their homes. malcolm webb has more from near the city of goma. can is, foreign affairs, ministry is said in a statement, former canyon president of her kenyatta. i had a phone call with random president pull tagami in which could come,

he had agreed on the need for an immediate cease fire. and that could come, he had also agreed to assist the east african community facilitator that kenyatta, whose facilitating peace dogs assist him to urge the n 23 to cease fire and withdraw from the captured territories. those territories to the north of where we are goma the m 23 has taken over the last year, particularly in the last few weeks and 20 threes widely understood to be backed by rolando. they were one that denies it. a former president, kenyatta is facilitating talks, which are meant to continue in angola capital on monday. so people will be waiting to see if indeed m 23. and the congolese government forces will stop fighting. they've been fighting, even in the last 12 hours or so. there have been reports of, of gunfire and bomb still going off and if they will indeed withdraw from those territories ahead of those sorts that are meant to start on monday morning. or more than 200000 people have fled the fighting as an edge is closer to the regions,

main city, but some have found themselves trapped. malcolm fall this report earlier from gomer . mm hm. 204. i was pregnant with twins when a bomb heater house shrapnel was blasted into her leg and sigh and she passed out. she was rescued and brought to this hospital run by international committee of the red cross, which i see are see in coma in democratic republic of congo. an emergency says arion section saved grass and maurice. but they'll never know their father ne walker and get i was in our village. then the fighting started, and one of the bombs hit our house. my husband lost his legs and died and i was taken to a hospital nearby, but no one could help me until was brought here. congos fighter jets have been bombing positions of m 23, unarmed great, widely believed to be backed by wonder. well, they will wander denies it more than 200000 people have fled to fighting and m 20

three's recent advances to people here left everything behind when they ran life into come to tough and that hasn't been much help here. they're lining up to register with the humanitarian agency, hoping that more help will come soon. but things much. for those who have been traveling by the fighting. neither side let people who even ambulance is cross the front lines. areas controlled by him. 23 have been cut off from humanitarian supplies. i c r c says the few health facilities that remain open in areas where it is fighting have no way to get medical supplies from goma. we have been told that there is a lot of wounded, but they just don't manage to reach a lot of health. you're actually in the conflict area has been looted a lot of health personnel have left the health stretches. so people can

find health kit. it seems incredible that jack, semi glory is alive. he's just 12 years old. he had multiple gunshot wounds in his chest and legs. un peacekeepers found him on the road side and brought him here. oh fit there, do we shall. glad throw, marchese. we feel very traumatized by all of this. we are living in the camp in the rain without even plastic sheets for shelter, while we're only asking for the people and power to bring what he so we can go home . because we're used to doing our own work and living by our own means, jack and his uncle hit him. honor are among the 10s of millions of congolese. he don't benefit from the countries vast mineral wealth. and they're also among those who suffer the most in the seemingly endless conflicts for control of it. malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo. ah,

now, just 2 days before the world cup begins, organizers have announced that alcohol will not be sold at stadiums. it's a reversal of the original plan to sell beer around the 8 stadium sites within the ticketing perimeter. the public consumption of alcohol and public intoxication are both illegal in qatar, but alcohol will still be available in fan parks and license bars. it's available now obviously in cats are also in license premises and that will continue are some of the additional fans ohms and fun activities. it's also available at the fi, fur fan festival. for example, fifo released a statement saying a decision has been made to focus the sale of alcoholic beverages on the fee for fans. festival are the fan destinations and license venues. removing sales points of beer from stadium perimeters is changed from 2014 when fi for lobby, brazil to change the law to allow the sale of beer in stadiums during the world cup . brazil had banned the sale of alcohol in sports stadiums for safety reasons. and

there was a ban on the sale of alcohol at all champions, league and europa league matches until it was lifted by you. a for in 2018. and in england. fans have been banned from drinking alcohol in the stand since 1985 to stem hooliganism. they can drink in the stadiums, concourse is they were fans. and doha had a mixed reaction to the announcement a handing f e for event. and watching teams is more enjoyable when you're not drinking because drinking will distract you from enjoying the game and apply it to create some problems with the fans. and on the stadium, you're the fund various and get out called somewhere else, i guess. but i mean, it's not the same thing. i know i'm looking forward for that. if i to change the decision, maybe get my to haven't, i don't know. just enjoy the game. these things. yes, i can understand people are disappointed, but we really want them to see the matches in the helene wideman and they will

lower and shuttle. they will love it, or fans will be flocking to dough house cornish throughout the tournament. and the best way to experience the waterfront is on a dow boat, as you and i got your scam discovered. i'm down at dough house pool and it's a great place to come if you've had enough of other noisy fans and all the entertainment, because you can rent one of these are traditional dow boat. it will cost you around $70.00 for a, for our crews, with food. and it's a great way to relax on the golf. one of the 1st things that you notice when you pull out of the port is this giant cruise ship. this one just arrived earlier today, there were 2 others, also buffed here at doe how port they'll house thousands of fans for this world cup those entertainment restaurants on board and a great location too. because you're right in the middle of the city occupying one of the best spots on the bay is stadium 974. it's a very interesting stadium. it's the one that one's been talking about because it's made of containers. it's 1st match will be the one between mexico and poland in the

group stage. on tuesday, samuel went behind the scenes to take a look inside the stadium. you need stadium for a walk up like no other. this is stadium. my 74. ah, waited in go sports area, the pay tribute to cut out history of world wide trade and seafaring. the main construction material is it's the most distinctive feature. 974 shipping containers, 974 is also the international dining code for cutoff. he color containers indicate what they are for. for example, we have the blue one for food. if you want to grab a snack at half time, and if we look further down, we have the yellow full bathrooms and the black ones are the premiums.

and if you ever need medical assistance, we have the green container and the silver ones right here are v i p room. and that's my kind of container. 7 games are being held here, and if the players get nervous before taking the field, there's always this thing the venue will be, can lead, dismantled off the disarming and looking that you see around me here will be little to none. the country that needs it is waterfront flight will be built into an area that people can live and work here . while stadium 97 for physical presence is temporary, it will leave a long lasting leg with

well, this will cut will be one of many, but not in clear how the matches refrained. because for the 1st time, women referees will officiate and amends well cup. and they'll be using what could be game changing technology or race report, a referees whistle, it will be the 1st sound on the pitch when cal 2022 kicks off and much officials are training hall to be ready. there are also preparing to make history as women take charge of men's world cup matches for the 1st time. selina luke and sango of rwanda is one of 3 female referees. 3 more women are among the assistance. we are really proud to please these momentum walking so that the big part of the what gut and in fact seem together. my brother, there have been challenges along the way, but i could say the same for, for men and women here. maybe the challenges have been different, but everybody that you see hara has worked very hard. the referees don't just have to be fit. they'll be making split 2nd decisions. a need to make the right coal or

something that hasn't always been humanly possible. decisions by much officials out well cups can be as crucial to be outcome of games as play as scoring or stopping goals. the referees and kathy will have more help from technology than ever before . semi automated off site technology will make its well cap debut at cats are 2022 . it uses the whole kind of system that's already a fixture in tennis and cricket, and avoids long whites for video reviews that depend on whether an attack is like, is a few millimeters further forward than a defenders. we will have 12 tracking cameras. i am or 4 guys, set up in every single studio and they are that they then work together with the chip in the ball, which is analyzing the exact k m on the ball for every single kick point try to match the cameras, you know, are detecting the player movements huge benefits of the development of the system was, was hi wet, a decision can be made, not only hike,

but it is making all side decisions much more accurately. technology will play a big part of this world cup, but it's main role will be to make sure that football take center stage and not the referees. poor rece out is era. doha, we're also taking center stage if thou hast cornish this whole stretch of 6 kilometers that you can see behind me will be filled with live entertainment, cultural activities. eateries and pop shops for fans to be able to enjoy during the world cup is also the last stop on my traditional down boat crews of doha supposed to fund. of course will bring you more on the woke up later this hour, including can you see who's missing argentina training cattle ahead of the world cup without a famous face plus $21.00 family members are laid to rest in northern garza after building fire in your body a refugee camp also run it off

built on a budget india launch is, is 1st privately made rocket into space. ah, oh. hello there. the weather's feeling rather wintry across europe at the moment. and we're going to see those unsettled, cooler conditions, dominate, and intensify. as we work our way over the we can certainly across more eastern and northern areas, more heavy snow to come. and we will see that weather linger in the south and intensify in the west. we've got another round of rain or pulling in from the atlantic on saturday. that's going to be some very heavy rain to the island of island and work its way towards the u. k. certainly on sunday, moving across into france and towards the low countries on sunday,

the further east this you can see that snow pulling across finland into places like sweden and some of the baltic states. russia as well as ukraine, seeing those wet and wintry conditions, temperature dipping down here. we've got that stagnant rain sitting across it. see that's gonna bring some thunder down. pause working its way towards the balkans knocking temperatures down in croatia as well as albania, and it remains rather stormy for much of greece. some of those unsettled conditions being felt into kia as well. but it's an improving picture for much of spain and portugal. as we go into sunday. we have a look at the 3 day for madrid, lots of sunshine on saturday, feeding warm on monday. ah britton's beloved curry houses are in crisis to you. don is shut down every week of bricks, financial straw at the $1.00 oh $1.00 east investigate. on l. g 0. ah

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ah, i'm under the top stories here now to sierra. the u. s. attorney general has appointed an independent lawyer to lead the investigations into classified documents found at donald trump's florida, residents and aspects of the capitol hill riots. mary garland said, it was necessary after jump announced he would run for president again in 2024. to it. his troubles appear to be deepening with reports that hundreds more employees of quit in response to an ultimatum from new chief executive e. long must. he called on workers to sign up for long hours at high intensity on thursday leave. and ukraine's prime minister says waves of russian missile strikes of crippled almost half the countries energy system. officials in kia are warning that a complete shut down of the city's power, greatest possible, as temperatures drop and snow falls in the capital. swedish and danish

investigators say they found traces of explosives near to under water gas pipelines which started leaking in september. the old stream one pipeline carries gas from russia to germany, mold stream to who is set to open just before rushes, invasion of ukraine, but was then placed on hold explosions. 2 months ago, st gas spewing into the baltic sea for leagues were found. 2 in denmark exclusive zone and 2 in an economic zone controlled by sweden. russia is says it's waiting for a full damage assessment before deciding on any repairs. the international monetary fund has welcomed the british finance ministers budget plan. the i m. f was critical of jo, me hunt predecessor quasi quite a bit, says hunts proposal, navigates fighting inflation and protecting household income's. well, the $66000000000.00 plan unveiled on thursday contains significant tax hikes. u. k

. government says it will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025, where we talents as more from london market to be well prepared. what was going to be in jeremy hunts or some statements. so there was nothing there than actually disturbed them too much. yes, there was a small drop in the pound, a small drop in stocks, but nothing to major. the same car be said elsewhere though this is the horrified daily mail which is usually a conservative supporting newspaper tories. so describe this. it says calling it one of the most punishing budgets in modern history and says that the british now taxed are the highest level they have been since the 2nd world war. now voters are pretty fed up with the conservatives. there is a real cost of living crisis in this country, and there have been months of economic turmoil. there's been collapsing pounds, soaring inflation and soaring interest rates. recent polls have put the li opposition labor party, well in the lead, and it'll be interesting to see whether,

when the next polls come out, this autumn statement hasn't anything to change their minds. which often pauses as professor of economics and public policy at king's college in london, he joins me life. welcome to the news hour. so the government warned over $33000000000.00 a foot $1000000000.00 worth of spending carts. but where will the pain fall most? well remember that there aren't actually any spending cuts as such in the short term, the spending cuts, they were talking about all coming in after 2025. that's after the next election. and i think most observers think that there is a, that a vanishingly small chance of, even if a conservative government is related of sticking to these plans and a, precisely 0 chance they labor governments b sticking to these plans because they are quite frankly, totally mad. they are not economically,

socially or politically sensible. they simply been put into the budget in order to make a spreadsheet at all. that's just one of the, one of the oddities about this budget. so i think focusing on the spending cuts is actually a bit of a red herring. quite frankly, they're just not going to happen. i think they're, if they did happen, they would be extremely damaging to our economic and social fabric. but since they're not, you know, as i say they're, they're just theoretical cuts. i was 2025, which are gonna happen. i don't think we should worry about them too much. it's more of a short to me or the next couple of years, which is all this government, of course, can really talk about with any credibility that matters. and in that respect of the government is actually an increase spending a little bit, probably not nearly enough to deal with the sort of pressures public services are coming under, but they haven't least made some increases in depending on health and education for the next couple of years and spending increases on the health and education,

but it has been muted. the justice transport and big infrastructure projects will, will have to be put on hold effectively account. no, not, not the next 2 years now into year. in terms of this decision then, you know, to, to potentially move these cuts after the next general election appears to be a purely political decision. as you say, getting things financially over the line with the office of budget responsibility. but should, for instance, labor when the next general election, would they be forced to introduce potential comes well, i think that it, we will see what the economic environment is there. my view is that over the medium term, the u. k needs higher public spending because we faced the challenges of aging society . we need, as you say, to invest infrastructure as well as to fund health and education to recover the

austerity of the last 10 years. that there are big spending pressures, which i think any government, particularly labor government, will have to address and should address. and that means higher taxes. and to be fair, the government has made that job raising taxes slight easier by sitting in drain the plan today to raise taxes quite significantly over the next 2 years. i think labor will have to go further. any government will have to increase public spending over the next election. labor hopefully will increase it by more than the conservative. well, it will do more than just the patching up job and actually repair some of the damages the last 10 years and invest in the future. but when you have to accept that, that does mean higher taxes, particularly for middle and upper income murders. the squeezed middle, expecting it even further squeeze jonathan porters, professor of economics and public policy kings college in london. thanks for joining us. thank you. now, north korean state media says kim young and inspected the

a test of his country's new intercontinental ballistic missile early on friday. which landed just 200 kilometers west of japan. tokyo confirm that north korea's ballistic missile landed in it's exclusive economic zone and says it's capable of reaching the u. s. mainland kim is reported to have warned that if enemies threats continue, his country will respond with nuclear weapons. and military moves against north korea would lead to self destruction. a u. s. and south korea, how joint air force drills. fighter jets flying in formation of the east coast of the korean peninsula. the u. s. also held military drills with japanese forces protested have gathered across iran, the b funerals. hell for those killed this past week in demonstrations. this fuel was have ease her 9 year old kia fowler is mother told crowns he was shot by security forces to state officials say he was killed in

a terror attack rights group say 342 people have been killed since demonstrations began 2 months ago. after the death of 22 year old master armine in the custody of the morality police. meanwhile, mobile phone footage, posted on line, appears to show a fire at their ancestral home of ayatollah khomeini. protest is surround the building of the video. i'm a founder of the islamic republic was said to be born in the house. the semi official tasman news agency denied that there was a fire. the u. s. government says recommended immunity for saudi arabia's crown prince in a law suit related to the killing of journalists, yamaha shante. it's a reversal of promises made by president joe biden. during his election campaign. us intelligence concluded my haven't been salmon, ordered the killing of her shoji who was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul, 4 years ago. but had been solomon was recently named saudi prime minister. and the

budget administration says that position should shield him from legal action brought by hoshal g fiance, a judge would decide whether to grant immunity. sarah leah whitson, is executive director, democracy for the arab world now, which was founded by jamal has shown g c. she says the decision to recommend immunity looks like a concession by the white house. it's also very clear that the title of prime minister was exceptionally granted to mohammed been some man for the sole and exclusive purpose of avoiding a prosecution in order to make a ploy. ah, the head of government immunity, the biden administration, had ample opportunity to weigh in our before this title was granted to make clear that he was not immune and they chose not to. instead they delayed and delayed giving mohammed ban. so man, the opportunity to craft this up, ploy for immunity. the bible administration didn't have to say anything to the court. they chose to enter the cup 27 climate summit in egypt has been extended.

master delegates failed to agree on a deal. talks were supposed to wrap up on friday, but we'll now continue in to saturday agreement on a lawson damage policy, where rich nations compensate developing countries for the impacts of climate change remains. one of the key sticking points caught 27, president simon's show cri, as told negotiators to work faster. on monday, we shifted years and accelerated the peace of our work. to day, we need to shift years again. thyme is not on our side. their friends, i remain committed to bringing this conference to a close to morrow in an orderly manner with the adoption of a series of consensus decisions that will be comprehensive, ambitious, and balanced. a 10 year old gardener and climate activist has implored delegates at the summit to take action. lakia. germany received a standing ovation of delivering her emotional speech. there is less than 86 must

you go before we hit one by 5. am already much older than that. so dear people at this scope, i appeal to you, have the hearts and do them mat. it is an emergency. after years of drought, water is so scarce in southern madagascar that many people have to walk hours a day to find supplies and in a cruel twist. a pumping station was built in one village, but the pipes were never laid. nic clark joined villages on their 10 kilometer journey to the natives river. it's as human as it comes, preparing food for your people. but in times of droughts, just getting to the point of adding water to the vegetables takes formidable effort . i meet with a family in the village of anthro. no, my dear. you tell me this pumping station was built by the government to bring

water up from the man to re river 5 kilometers away. but in 2 decades the valves haven't opened the tank was never filled because the pipes would never laid. the landline number in and i fastened. there were tracks and materials and built it that then went away and never came back. the are, it is danny's family. has taken residence in the pump house, but because of the drought, they've had to sell their possessions in order to eat it. now every day, all ages set off to find water on the long walk to the man to a river. and this is what tens of thousands of people across the region do. it's often a journey of several hours there and back. i went along with susan's way and his brothers, the wind is searing in the sun, saps your energy. and they do this day after day after day we passed young children doing their bit for the village and after 2 long hours, we arrive at the river. it's murky waters,

a life saving the containers are filled with remembered now they have to return with 20. sometimes 40 liters of water on their backs, him bonnie shot them for their for amazon and we've never experienced anything like this. it's a very, very hard situation. there are no seasons anymore. it's just hot dry and windy. that's why we have to come here to take water from the river. even the river is run dry in recent years, but rain in the far mountains has replenished its flow and they come, man and beast. so this is effectively the kitchen tap for thousands and thousands of people. people have war for hours just to get their supplies, water for washing water for cooking and water for drinking.

and so the journey back home up the valley begins, and in the resolute determination of the villagers, you may wonder at the injustice of it all people that did nothing to make global warming happen being forced to live like this year. after remorseless year mcclark al jazeera, the grand sued madagascar. a mass funeral has been held for 21 family members killed in a building fire and northern garza, 21 members of the same family died in the blaze of the g. barley, a refugee camp on thursday. several of the dead were children, young. the l site has the support down since march, carrying the bodies of $21.00. members, if the employer, your family, all killed by a fire at their home in japan repeated care. most like children or the south study . this tragedy has affected every one. we slipped through a terrible night on when i came home and found my children crying out of grief and

fear, may god have mercy on them about beer. but if the thing that happens in garza is because of his blockade, we live within one harder sir. the asagwa, the neighbors said, the family had gathered to welcome home to celebrate the birthday of next year up were a year who had just obtained his ph. d. degree overseas, but shortly after neighbors heard screams and so smoke billowing from the apartments windows. and people try to enter the 3 story building, hoping to reach the family. but they were prevented by the intense heat and many were injured. the 21 members of the upgrade family have died in the fire. now their bodies remain and separated as they are buried tear together. in this cemetery. o israel's 15 year c, just garza and its tight restrictions on the interior of equipment material has

left the civil defense and fire department in the pipe territory with limited sources. eye witnesses say that's in later reason. none of the victims were saved. police investigations also indicated pachel stored in there is a dense shall home fuel the fire that was caused by a gas leak. most people in garza store fuel in their homes as winter approaches to provide heat during long power cuts. and i, but on that i'm, we express our full solidarity with the entire audi ray of family and their relatives. and we can find that the unjust is riley sage that caused the lack of capabilities for the civil defense of the department. this is my job raising the, the high number victims in this tragedy of the palestine. president mahmoud abbas in palestine. factions in garza announced friday would be

a day of morning for those who died and they called for international pressure to m. israel's blockade of the strip you india's 1st privately developed rockets as launched into space. the crumb ass was built by a start up sky root aerospace where than engineering team of just 200 people. the rocket is equipped with telemetry, tracking, camera and data acquisition systems. the indian government has been pushing to develop a private space in industry to compliment at state runs space program. thank you. milan. climate protest is have thrown a flower over a sports car painted by us pop artists, andy warhol. activists also glued themselves to the car window and to the floor of the venue before officials direct them away. it's the latest in a string of high profile stumps. my climate activists involving famous artworks. i

still have this news our the football coach in indonesia who's changing the lives of young people from low income households. ah ah ah

ah lou ah. right, let's bring ye boy on the build up, the world cup, which kicks off in less than 2 days. would set a goal losing their star player sadie or money to injury. that's obviously good news for the opening opponents, the netherlands and dutch captain virtual van. dyke also believes his team have the right coach for the world cups for woke up success. he's praise louis van holl ahead of their opening game and group a on monday. we are both of us,

the manager experience manager. oh, we have players who play at the on the highest level, the biggest gloves in the world. we have experienced, we have talent. now we have a good mixture of 1st and foremost, we have team spirit and i think that's the start. and the key to success will set to go. players say they're confident despite the absence of their star ave, trained without money, who's undergone surgery on a knee? injury this rolled him out of the tournament and argentina appear to be guarding against major injuries, especially to their superstar lydel massey was one of 7 players who didn't train with the team on friday is that they went to the gym argentina, have already sent home to players because of injury, their 1st matches on tuesday against saudi arabia. the lowest rank team have arrived dressed for the occasion players from garner war, traditional smokes, which are typically worn by the nations chiefs,

the black stars. 61st in the world face portugal, south korea and uruguay in their greek casso is bracing itself or an influx of football fans. many of them will come across the land border with saudi arabia, victoria gates, and b as for authority, say they're expecting thousands of fans to cross the saudi cat or buddha in the coming days in the lead up to the match between saudi arabia and argentina. on tuesday now they've overhaul the facility care, so they have created it in a with car park by the asking people to bring their cars and park them. and what will happen then is that people, once they've been processed, will board free buses all the way to doha city center. this is where people will come to have their id and passports checked as well as their higher cards. this 22 counts is here for that to happen. they'll then put their bags through the scanners and beyond. here is a bank of buses waiting to take them to day. how we spoke to

a couple of people who've been through this process today. and this is what they had to say. it is really good to disorganized people are coming out to help us on the process. actually is really nice on, really because we are go, we're going to watch this by spin brother. also. we have a to myself, we are so excited to, to watch this game and of course favorite players are playing. and really what do you say for the fans, hair that well cut journey is finally underway. when they get on the road to cattle, they will see thousands of flags lining the root. the flags of the world carpet the nations that are participating, and they will really get a sense of the excitement that is building hearing. can they, indonesia was the 1st asian team to play in a well come with their appearance is the dutch east indies and $938.00 was the only

one and only time they've qualified and they're not going to cattle. however, there's still a huge interest of the tournament, and football is hugely popular. a grass roots level, jessica washed and went to meet one coach. she is changing the lives of young people from low income households. like many of his teammates or phil is looking forward to the world. ha, ha, ha, ha, no, randomly. i support argentina because my favorite place is messy. i don't have of the favorites. i am an artist to mr. porter. always. the 10 year old only started training last year, but already has big dreams of becoming a football star in his own right. now that i want to play for the national team. so i need to practice a lot and actually listen to my coach. his coach is this man, a 3 known as coach argy by his students. for nearly 40 years he is trained hundreds of children offering free lessons for those from low income households. they as i

have longer, longer had the yeah, i am very proud. my heart is happy. i have never regretted a whole county. my loss isn't going genius. he even purchases boots and josie's for all seal and all the students. what role is one of indonesia the most popular sports, but many families can't afford training. the efforts of coaches like angie, make the game more accessible. but children from low income households. some of his former students have made it into the national leagues, including as rosy for kyla who has traveled the world, playing for the women's team. yeah, and amanda on betty coach as he doesn't see how rich or poor a person is. but he has talent. he will support him until he makes it. she often visits her former coach to help train some of the new students. coach argie says he's proud of all of them, but turning them in to professional players is not his main goal is empty technologies. i'm someone i want these children to play football so that can be

strong and be confident so they can have a good future. nowadays, football schools are expensive, but i believe football should be cheap by football belongs to the people myself. he often dipped into his savings to pay for equipment and hiring the field. a cost he says is worth it when he sees what his students can achieve. jessica washington al jazeera to carter. thank as your accounting labs for one day 18 hours of one minute until kick off and answer for me in the back of this news hour. but i'll be back in a moment, but much more of the day's new. stay with us. ah ah

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