into southern parts of the u. s. cold air coming right out of canada. and where those 2 meet still have some live the storms just rumbling away just around the place, moving further eastward, still some snow in the forecast around the pacific northwest all the way down into northern california to with sponsored by cat on a ways. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i'm adrian said i get on this is the news. i live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, peru has a new president after petro castillo, was impeached and detained for attempting to dissolve congress by jerry, as military as accused of running a secret mass abortion program, forcefully ending at least 10000 pregnancies. looking to expand the alliances

beyond the west, china as president meets the saudi crown prince in riyadh. a discovery of what is thought to be the oldest dna ever reveals what the arctic looked like. 2000000 years ago. and louis every case, steps down as spain had coach of the east side was knocked out of the world cup by morocco. ah, so we stopped this. these are in peru where leader dina bazzi has been sworn into office of the congress impeached pedro castillo. now he was arrested just hours after saying that he dissolved congress by presidential decree a move that the constitutional court says was a, could a tar, bobby? i'm a sanchez reports from lima. o. d of hold while made me do with vice president,

he never knew out of the been sworn in the country leader nissan river. they look at the you to help congress by presidential decrease ah, a move. the country's constitutional court said, was it could it? are they do that? as a result, he quickly lost the backing of his political allies, brofy the when, when thought a lot, a co attempt has been made an initiative lead by mr. pietro castillo. it was not echoed by any democratic institutions or the people following on from the constitutional order. this congress has made a decision, and it's my duty to act accordingly. oh, that one. it was congress's 3rd impeachment attempt to oust castillo. he tried to save himself with a bold move doorman, was low, this is young, will temporarily digital congress and establish an exceptional emergency governmentally. and while calling for elections for a new congress, him of, and drafting a new cost. ah, he then went even further ordering the military to patrol the streets with

a night m curfew, but us lawmakers began voting for the impeachment castillo left. the presidential palace with his family. police say he was going to request political asylum in mexico, but instead he was arrested. he supporters clashed with police outside the station where she was held throughout his presidency. castillo had constant confrontations with the political opposition. he was even expelled from his own party. now lawmaker say they want to work with a new precedent. get wang, i go when i, when it, she should come with a cabinet that helps to deal with problems, not ministers who will only praise her. i mean, the novel, new out of the is the 1st female precedent of be due. she has asked peruvians for unity and law makers for a truce. and marianna joins us now live from lima, marianna, a new president of the country in deep turmoil. the country's 1st female presently . what will be her 1st steps?

it will be very difficult for her adrian, because one of the most difficult things, perhaps in politics in this country, is to governor, to build bridges between the practice and congress. now this is her main task. she will have to decide between today and tomorrow, who will the next prime minister be? and she have said yesterday in her, in her speech that she wants to have a cabinet that will be all inclusive. that means not only people from different parties from representing all parties, if, if she's able to, but also people from out side of lee. but this is a huge country, and politics have usually been concentrated in the mind that capital, well, she wants to expand. as former picketed did expand. the post is for the governments to people who are,

is from other parts of the country, the highlands, especially where she comes from. and that has a huge population in great need. very, very poor. now she also, yesterday, for a trade in experts are already said, well, perhaps congress will give her a one month truth. so she needs to move faster than she needs to consolidate. a, a good group because she has, she doesn't have alliances in congress. she, she was expelled, like just feel from the party that took them to governments. so she has to build these alliances, but it won't be easy and she does not have the support in the streets. she's neil and already we are seen some protest in parts of the country, especially the south, and the center in the highlands of the country of people from supporting to feel

and protesting against the naming of the not one page. most people have been saying before and are saying no that they want everybody, they want your action or you mentioned trust you that our former president who's under arrest. what does the future look like for him? i think that the future is like the one that to that most of the former proved interested in our facing. they are facing justice for corruption charges. she, he was actually, he was, he was going to the mexican embassy to take political asylum in there. the believe is the mexican member, and she was actually arrested by his own escort. and so he was taken to the police station and last night he was low to the jail that has only

one other inmate. and that is a former student, alberta who might be a special jail for, for a former president that's worked at the a will remain for now until the prosecutor now changes the case to a former president that doesn't have the immunity he had when he was you know if it's not an essential as reporting, live that from lima peru. many thanks for the marianna nigeria is ami has been accused of running a secret illegal abortion program. the voice of these agency is reporting at least 10000 pregnancies have been terminated in nigeria. ne, since 2013 many of the women had been raped. some of the victims say the book or her, i'm fighters, were responsible. nigerian ministry leaders deny the program ever existed. in the beginning, we were in our town. booker, her arm came and attacked. they grabbed us and took us away to the bush. after that, we were in the bush in their hands. soldiers came and took us. after that,

they took us to give our barracks and they are boarded our pregnancies. all zeros from mila is in a butcher. she's with us now live from it of the my jury of military hands to my these allegations. what is the, what do they say? well, the nigerian military address to media earlier on thursday to our to, to, to counter these allegations by the way to news agency and also issued a written statement. and that statement also included a number of very strong adjectives and response a to that to investigative report. saying that the allegations are concocted their evil according it demonic journalism, wykard, and also saying it's a fictitious series of stories intended to insult nigerians and nigerian culture that its soldiers are trained to protect lives. and they have no program. we have

thousands of women, a systematic program. oh, it is put it where women will forced to have abortions. there's no such thing. and nor has the nigerian military deliberately harmed or killed any children or whether by suffocation, by poisoning or by shooting. and that's also out one of the stories that the nigerian a government has said that reuters a has investigated which had wanted to respond to our via reuters at the time. and instead this sir, report has come out which the nigerian government has now responded to. now this is a little more of what the nigerian government of, via its military had to say earlier today. and the reason i keep asking is this, oh, good interests of the military to 12 q. their own kits and kin or what is interest?

whose them, you know, married to you forever would say lou here. no linkage incident practices against our people. there are forces where will, where people buy. man, no, we men from the sellers have before. look, a good mental does country and there is no single unit or formation where you have only a group of food does coming from me, but less but of the country. so war with the interest no need to take you back to some of those allegations made by reuters. there are 2 parts to it. one that women who were rescued from book are on fighters in the last 9 years were forced to have abortions in that report. they speak to a number of women than one of them saying that when she was rescued and she was

kept in a dark room and uniform soldiers came in, giving her tablets as well as injections, which then resulted in an abortion now for her and the other women that she was with, and also a secondary allegation around the killing law of nigerian children by at the military. and now the chief of defense we heard from bay and said that nigeria is a facing a number of security challenges. despite that i, its soldiers are, and nigerians cherish life and in no way have carried out such a program. it's also in that statement that he went out to, to went to our, to point out that they have also had a number of the car. um, fight is more than $80000.00 who in at least the last year have surrendered. they are being in 3 integrated into nigeria and societies are really at pains to counter that investigative report by reuters and zeros from miller reporting live from a bow. jeff, and he, thanks for me to still to come here on these are germany says that there will be

more arrests after police detained. 25 members of a far right group who are accused of plotting to seize power trades unions in trying to get involved. and nationwide, protests against the rising cost of living and brazil hope to keep dancing their way through the world cup as they prepare for their quarter final match against croatia. ah, germany says that it expects more arrests on rage in connection with the far right plot to overthrow its government. police raided 130 sites across the country. on wednesday, the prosecutor general says that 25 people were detained for planning to violently seize control of parliament. a soldier, a judge at a russian, national or among those arrested is this issue which puss, but it's not really comprehensible. you hear about such plans in other countries,

but to this to happen outside my front door. the government we have is not ideal, but probably better than what they had planned as it is i 9 sure. it's a shock that our neighbor organized to put you at the far right. radicals with those. let me call them fascists. this quite honestly. i'm shocked that this prince things. he has the right to do something like this, against a democratic rule of law is supposed to be honest. i have no words it so far away from what i personally believe. so i find it hard to grasp when i dominic cane is following developers for us in berlin. when the officials announced the arrests, the scale of the arrests, the scale of the operation being undertaken, they made clear that the number of people who were of interest to the police was greater than the number of people that they arrested on wednesday. so the point they're making is that there may well be at some point, although not necessarily today. there may well be further arrests, whether they are eminent or not. it's not something that we can really comment upon

because it hasn't been made known to us. the interesting thing therefore, is in the absence of that development, what people are doing today is looking at what happens and, and asking several questions about how it could happen in germany. and that's, so the question is played out in the newspapers today. this is the thank for the aga minded sites on that says a strike against the ice blogger movement or i sport a group of high school being people who would have germany returned to the type of imperial state. it was prior to the end of the 1st world war, not a democracy. at that point. this is a dutch exciting, which has the same sort of same photo of the alleged ringleader man called hi melissa voice, a minor aristocrat in germany, in this federal republic. and this time, the headline says the security forces thwart a strike against the state to the tunnel with the build site on refers to 100 twice, again, calling him a terre prince and that he wanted to bring down the government. and then finally,

this is the bit set newspaper local newspaper here in bullet. and it refers to that judge who was part of this alleged plot, which is also a former member of parliament, the very parliament that she suspected of plotting to overthrow and lear a details about her and what she had planned that she is referred to in this headlight, headline billions, give fairly external vista in berlin's most dangerous judge. lots of questions being posed in both in the meet the newspapers. but also it's a feeling that many people have how this could happen. and also how people could reach such high positions in public life. and yet on the face of it, allegedly have such views that speak through higher funky, who is said professor of political science at the free university of berlin. he joins us now live from berlin, professor, good to have you with us out close to fruition was this plot? could it of 60 to do you think, i mean, what do you make of the people behind it?

how extensive is the network? there is a network, but we shouldn't over do it. there was no at all a kind of could at time that could be implemented like the attempt in washington at the 6 of january last year. so it's a smaller group. they're very decisive in terrorizing our democracy. they, they are a terrorist group. but these persons who came out of various institutions and levels of the society picked out and they don't represent anything except the the rice burger movement itself, from the less professor it must have come as a huge shock to the political class there in germany. what does it tell us about

the strength of the far right that and the danger that it poses to liberal democracy? it's a danger, but it's a limited danger. i repeat that because so you know who is for them. these are to a degree in various intensities, this movement against against corona politics. and there is the party a f, t who, one of them is now being a part of the plot, but not the a f d itself. and this party has 12 to 14 percent. yeah. so they won't get power whatsoever. may be in a state like during out, you know, years. so it's not a danger for 10 microsecond, very structural professor,

that the perception is depend on if, if we look at what the media saying, the perception of on many people is that the far right is, is on the right. yes. at the moment, everywhere. not just there in germany, but right across europe. what does, what does europe have to do than to neutralize that threaten? is that, that you're saying the danger isn't as great as perhaps the perception would suggest the perception is we have to be aware and to fear about the stability of democracies and. and again, this german democracy is stable, although they have to be more attention a get attention on these groupings. they didn't pull it up to the last 2 or 4 years . think about the in su, the national socialist underground, or they didn't perceive it. they didn't see it, they didn't come to terms with it for long period of time. only since the last

2 to 4 years, the leading and adam, the leading persons in the security institutions are aware and taking extra like just city. so that's a good sign. put to, to defend the democracy with respect to the far right. you're right. yeah. all in nearly all the best and european states, we have this growing tendency, but turn to the democratic majorities, fight them back except the situation in util. yes, professor, really good to talk to you. i appreciate you being with us many thanks. and h o u. s. basketball player britney grinder has been released by russia in a prison, a swap. the 2 time olympic gold medalist was arrested in february and sentenced to 9 years in prison in august. she was convicted of smuggling and possessing cannabis oil. let's go live now to moscow on to 0, highly ali hash m as sir the alley. tell us more about this release. what rushes

foreign ministries sang about. it that said victor about the russian has been swapped to the us basketball player, britney granular. and that took place in the airport. this is what the ministry of foreign affairs yet moscow said that the russian national has been expedited or at least swapped with the basketball player who was imprisoned here and russia. this is the only line we we ran from the ministry of foreign affairs that said that more information is expected to be announced in the coming hours. however, this swap comes only 24 hours after a phone call between the russian president vladimir putin and the president of the ever if lahoma bins, i could put then we can put this into into context what i've,

since this swapped took place and the eminence and then this monarchy at all was that it was clear in the did the swap operation. so this is all what we know. we are waiting to know when victor bought is going to live here. and most school, especially that the whole thing happened away from me. and now everyone is knowing about this because it's being announced. the, however disrupt, the srp took place and each, each of the prisoners ran to that country. we don't know if the russian national has already lived in moscow or lock. this is to be he already i've no, i know, i know. i know that he ordered the i lived in moscow so he's now in moscow. and so the whole operation took place and it's complete. and what do we know about this, this man? victim, the bounce, he was at arms dealer. right. well,

what we know about him is that he is a russian is an army needa and he was, he was arrested in the us and was in prison. daddy was serving a sentence in the prison. that's what me, you know, we know also that britney was arrested here. most goes at fort 4, having got to be as, as, as the russians said, and, you know, these issues are quite, you know, very, very critical, very sensitive. so this is, this is the much that we know about what happened just like few minutes ago. so i would be able to really elevate more on this issue except what we've heard the hash reporting live from moscow. well, president biting said that he has spoken with the brittany griner. he said, tweeted at the moment, she is a few moments ago. she said, she's on a plane. she's on her way home. the president said he is intending to make

a statement within the hour will bring that to you live. if we can hear on our 0 will so speak to washington correspondent in a few minutes. in the meantime, china as president, she's in ping is meeting saudi arabia is king and proud prince date 2 of his visit . oil markets are expected to top the agenda. the agenda. saudi arabia is trying to biggest oil supply. it's nearly $44000000000.00 worth of crude oil to the country. last year. let's bring in our senior political analyst. my one boshra who's in the studio one rose a really good piece on this meeting between the chinese and the saudi arabians at 0 dot com, which you should take a look at if you can. my one is china looking to step on washington's toes with this visit. certainly a washington think. so i would imagine that there are quite upset, i would say,

angry to say seething in washington. i thought push mall between china. so the china and gulf countries, china and middle east, in general, because america thinks of the region as its own sphere of influence. and the fact that by then just said 5 months ago, we are not leaving on. we don't want to chinese different and you void that. so these and the rest of the gulf countries are hosting the chinese president. and in fact, by the way, if you look at the chinese government website, you'll see how much they're boasting of how well they are being received, even better than by them. but what the us expect, you've got a whole new generation of younger leaders in the middle east right now whose world outlook is, is totally difference. absolutely. it's much wider, less separate that way they, i have a $180.00 over $360.00 degrees view of the world. a lot of him are western educated . there are a lot of them are well spoken. foreign languages lived in the west and,

and other parts of the world. they understand the world. and they understand that they're on have to have one direct relation that could have hybrid relation with a number of influential bowers around the world. so while they have and still have it's very important to note, the most important relationship is still with the united states. the security architecture in the gulf region still dependent on the united states. but if saudi arabia wants to have important summit meetings with its most important training partner, and the, the most important export martin of oil to china is the biggest main saudi arabia is that china's biggest exported or oil. then they're making sure to be upset with their maintenance upset about is that china wants to have deals in technology and telecommunications or so for you that then i can the us ever do you think expect, i mean, what is, what is the u. s. want now, does he want to go back to that the good old bad old days when it was the exclusive

ally more or less in the movies? i mean, can it ever accept that? it's going to be just another. okay. all be influential, but just another trading part of it. i mean, what is, what is china? what out of this relationship, you know, 300 years of history teaches us that arising power and the dominant power are vested for conflict. you hope that wiser, cooler minds with take over and that we won't have any major blow up between china and the united states. but clearly the united states sees in china and major, not just competitor, even nemesis. and yes, the united states, as a and american govern spokesman, said just, just at the about this chinese visit to the region that we think we americans are much better partners than china or any one else to bring about security and prosperity to the middle east. right. ah, the history doesn't exactly bought word for that kind of statement, but they are seething. they are angry, they are upset that china is coming in and taking in all, taking

a good chunk of their own sphere of influence. no doubt, read more of my one's thoughts a turn out a 0 dot com really is worth looking at that to article our senior political analyst . well, and be sure it was great to talk to your mom and mckinney. thanks indeed. now my rod has reportedly executed the demonstrates who took part in anti government protests that began in september. mawson. shikari was convicted of wounding a member of the paramilitary forces with a weapon and blocking a st. nationwide protests for account of the death of 22 year old master armine in police custody. nearly 3 months ago, on sunday aaron's public prosecutor announced that the morality place so called morality police had been disbanded. a base 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during a raid of neat janine refugee camp. a large group of israeli forces was seen entering the area in the occupied west bank in the early hours of thursday. the

united nations says the 2022 has been the deadliest here for palestinians in 16 years. let's go to whether update. now, all that is our is edited. hello, we've got some right in the forecast the doha rover, the next day or so we got this bad, a class slipping further south was gusty winds associated with that as well. if there is any way there isn't actually going to be too much to worry about. but i think the main thing you will notice is how it freshen up over the next couple of days. friday, $25.00 degrees celsius could be struggling to get to $23.00. on saturday with that brisk shamal wind, dust lifted, dustin san said something to watch out for. there you go. you may see one or 2 bits and pieces of reins a central pass, a saudi arabia, maybe it's a western areas of iran to the north of that. it is dry and sunny south of that again. last year, dry and sunny, dry and sunny to cause much of north africa. but we have got some rain here as well, just spilling across sir. morocco easing out of the iberian, finished this nasty little area of low pressure here affecting spain and portugal

and wet weather, just trailing in there. so that could lead to some localized flooding. few showers, anton northern areas of algeria, much of north africa, try and fight dust hayes. they're just coming out in the gym to northern parts of nigeria, one of 2 showers around the gulf of guinea. john, with the main showers through the tropical belt, big down the hall, sir. rumbling away across the democratic republic of congo, easing down towards mozambique, and quite a scattering of showers to the south africa. just ahead here. all that is roha. i'm sad, i will be here with the world come special including reaction to the news that spain's head coach has left his role. ah, stories of determination, enjoying from mildly or muddy energy for cheating. his own humble hold on this of waft multiple nights, superman and wanda mini, i was done with that as

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with kind of well, come along to walk up to downtown. ahem. most ronald compact with breaking news out despite the head coach louis enrique had left the job after that low 60 defeat to morocco and penalties the 52 year old and re kate said afterwards that he was to blame for the loss. he'd been at the job since 2018 and had a contract until the end of the year. well, let's bring in our resident spanish football expert jevar summer. dow jabber. this was not surprised. no, not at all. and not only because of the disaster for a spent young katara, but also because was, and rickett already said that he will then renew his sir contract. so we were expecting kind of this happening at now or,

or maybe after the nation's like final demo. what can you tell us about the new coach, louis de la fuente? well, it's a coach with no a professional experience. his and internal solution. he's been under 21 coach so he knows all these young generation a spanish new players are in according to his stuff with the idea might be quite similar to lose under get according to his personality, yet absolutely opposite the person i listen to it. he's got such a personality, he likes to speak to be in the spotlight a lose the left hand is the opposite. loose enriquez factors? i had a difficult relationship with it with the spanish media wash. they always like, we can't say anything right now because the team would do reasonably well. yeah. but the noise it leslie out for the suit, is that the seat against against japan? and then obviously when they got knocked out against the rocker, there were many sharpened knives out of the table and it had been fired. 48 hours in the spain have been all about trying to do this moment happen. so that's why the

federation decided to make it publicly just now why let's look ahead to the quarter finals now for sale. say they want dancing to celebrate. the goals apis woke up 5 came for under some criticism for some of their graph. the dance move in there for want thrashing, south korea and the last 15, but one of their dances last school course. when you get junior says this dancing isn't disrespectful and they'll do it again. if they score guess crecia and tomorrow's fine. we'll go and it's the most important moment in football, when not only we're very happy, but now at the world cup a whole country is we still have a lot more celebrating to do. i hope we can do lots more dancing and playing well to reach the final with this rhythm of play. live one thing there was practice the article. there was her again, that felt when valencia was interrupted by

a cat. obviously the cat decided to get involved in proceeding before brazil's press officer is already there will be no further question. although he's been quite nice to know. he doesn't like the very least cap yet get out of that. i'm not the front. so it is not that bad. i apparently, he's terrified of cat, but clearly not the spanish, the brazilian press open tomorrow as evening games. these 2 teams good. plenty of walk up. history come together. the netherlands and argentina have met 5 times at the moment that we're both sides winning flights. the netherlands team say they've got extra storage to win the match for their coach. louis bank has been battling prostate cancer and with the 71 year old set to step down at the end of the walk up . well that's the could lead over the goes, could become the top score at the world capital as well. count, if you can, score on friday is just one behind the great gabrielle back and do it as a record of head goals. i need to thank the fan so the beautiful you to see they

have with him and he already has a made the trip to capt. off from all to, to support the site cornish or 0 more the force. okay. we see the effort that everyone has made to come here and be part of the game and also the people enjoying it from argentina. i know that all of our gen tina would like to be here, but that isn't possible. the unity that we have enjoyed for a while is very beautiful. every match. it's incredible how they are living each game and transmitting so much passion and energy. i thank them because it's incredible. left brain camera again to talk about the 1st quarter final and matches on friday, breathing, brazil against croatia. of course, brazil are always the favorites that will cup us, but we cannot underestimate croatia, can we? no, we cannot because they are a fighting team and they proven that they're hard, very, extremely competitive for, for me. favorites are brazil because say they have fall that power in the forward

line and they are being a very strong in the defends with their martina santiago syllabus. so i think they are very reliable timbered, so when craw christ's crowds out there, and you can never say they are gonna stop fighting and they are specialist in penalties. jabber the other guy because the argentina that louis i'll be covering for our to 0 on friday. it's arguably the closest match up out of all the quarter finals this year. and that definitely the dots are the biggest threats out sir. bessie anders are well cup drip. yeah, definitely because ha message in an extraordinary moment to my thing. he men and barbara holly has been the most stunning individual performances so far. but i still have to see our gentlemen convincing me for their full 9 to minutes day yet great when they are in control of the game. but when they are not, you can see their weaknesses. and if there is a coach smart to attack that weaknesses that there's no yvonne gul yamaha gee she both says quarter finals going like your predictions you think is going to end up

in penalties. ah no, i think roy sure, maybe they might be a little bit to tie yet after they're less though 16 tie saw. i think i'll go with brazil and argentina while international fans that have been the central part of this woke up. another group of supporters is just as passionate about their teams. delivery drivers from kenya, gambia and a gonna play in invisible, but critical role in several industries. and cutter and football is in their blood . ah, motorcycle drivers, zigzag across the city in doe hobb, delivering fast food groceries and even medicine. but when african teams are playing, they can often be found one of the pre screenings. i thought to be honest with them because they came the game and did a good job with finding the name of africa in discipline. daniel brenda came to

catch our from ghana a little less than a year ago. oh, catching some world cup action is a welcome break. comes 12 hour shift in the week. i do, i do very well in this thing with the theme africans before me. so just a moment, i few suicides that i feel presented with it doesn't matter that their countries aren't playing at cut are 2022. my human goes from the gambia. he says he's followed the gains feature african sides closely. i'm very much out beyond and grateful to watch in the football here in cut the and, and i know every, every gun here with those little hockey there was you don't know where now you want to watch it again. ah, this year was the 1st time all african teams, one, at least one match in the group stage. sub saharan africans make up roughly 6 percent of the population and cut our footfall is by far the most popular sport

back home. and for many of these migrant workers, the, this post to a fee for world cup is a once in a lifetime experience with gerald. i kinda is, is a former professional athlete and coach these days. he's the professor at northwestern university, working in sports management in africa, africa here, large minority i blue collar jobs, or sylvia luther. so it's my job. we're going live for the white house, where you as part of the job bitin, is addressing the nation are sure, listening to the oval office. i spoke to brittany grant, she say, she's on a plane. she's on her way home, after once being unjustly detained, and russia held on or on tolerable circumstances. brittany will soon be back in the arms of her loved ones and, and she should have been there all along. this is a day we work toward for a long time. we never stop pushing for our release. it took painstaking intense to go stations, and i want to thank all the hard work in public service across my administration,

who work tirelessly to secure a release. i also want to thank you for helping us facilitate britney's return because that's where she landed these past few months, have been hell for brittany and for show me. and if and her entire family and all her teammates back home, people across the country and learned about brittany story, advocated her re me stood with her church, with throughout this terrible ordeal. and i know that support mental locked her family. i'm glad to be able to say the brittany's in good spirits. she, she's relieved to finally be heading home. and the fact remains that she's lost months of her life experience. and needless trauma, she does or space privacy in time with their loved ones recovering from her time being wrongfully detained. britain is an incomparable lastly to time on limby gold medalist for team usa. she endured miss treatment and showed gratitude and

a show trial and russia with characteristic grid and incredible dignity. she represents the best america. best about americans across the board. everything about her. she wrote to me back in july and she didn't ask for special treatment. you know, we've been working on a release from the day one. she requested the simple quote, please don't forget about me and the other american attain east, please. all you can to bring this home. we never forgot about brittany. we're not forgotten about paul well and who's been unjustly detained in russia for years. this was not a choice of which american to bring home. we brought home trevor read when we had a chance early this year. sadly, for totally illegitimate reasons. russia is treating paul's case differently than brittany. and while we have not yet succeeded carrying paul's release, we are not giving up. we will never give up for remain in close touch with paul's

family. the will and family and my thoughts and prayers were through the day and they have to have such mixed emotions today and will keep negotiate in good faith for paul's release. i guarantee that i say that to the family, i guarantee you are a russia to do the same to ensure the paul's health and you and your main treatment are maintain until we can bring them home. i don't want any american shit wrongfully detained. and one extra day, if we can bring the person home 5 ministrations and brought home dozens of americans who were wrongfully detained or hell hostage abroad, many of whom had been held since before i took office. and today we also remember the other americans that are being held hostage and wrongfully detained in russia or anywhere else in the world for united this america with their loved ones, remains a priority priority for my administration. every person in my district she's involved in this are going to continue to work to bring home. every american continues to

endorse such an injustice. we also want to prevent a more american family from suffering. this paying the separation. and i strongly or i strongly urge all americans and take precautions, including reviewing the state department, travel advisors before they travel overseas. which now includes warnings about the risk of be wrong through attained by a foreign government. make no mistake about it. this work is not easy. negotiations are always difficult. there are never any guarantees, but it's my job as president states to make the hard calls and protect americans is everywhere in the world, anywhere in the world. and i'm proud that today we had made one more family holligan. so welcome home brittany, and now i'd like to invite sharelle to say a few words. you know, of course she's not excited at all. my sharelle, it's all yours to graduation.

so over the last 9 months you have been so privy to one of the darkest moments of my life. and so today i'm just standing here overwhelmed with emotions. but the most important emotion that i have right now is just sincere gratitude for president biden. and his entire administration, he just mentioned this work is not easy and it hasn't been there's been so many hands involved. and so i'd like to take a moment to just specifically mention a few vice president harris secretary blinking stake sullivan. just guilt, sir. from the national security council, roger carson and fletcher shown from the hostage invoice office. a special thank you to governor richardson and vicky the mercury players, the w and b, p a for your advocacy. and also, you guys may not know this, but my family has been tremendously supported by the watchman

agency, agent, lindsey colas, has just been amazing for me and my family throughout this process. so today my family is whole, but as you all are aware, there's so many other families who are not whole. and so b g is not here to say this, but i will gladly speak on her behalf and say that b g and i will remain committed to the work of getting every american home including call, whose family is in our hearts today. as we celebrate v g b a home, we do understand that there are still people out here who are in doing what i endured the last 9 months of missing tremendously their loved ones. so thank you everybody for your support. and so there's a happy day for me and my family, so i'm going to now right now. thank you. thank you all the way or whatever

that was or mr. president sure will grind a you had speaking the right at the end. that's why so brittany greiner, who's been released by russia in a prison, a swamp deal. the u. s. traded on the state of victor about convicted stella victor bout for britney grider and the swamp was facilitated by the u. a. in fact, the transfer happened in abu dhabi and president bridal said that brittany needs time to recover from what he described as needless trauma. on the line. now, as i'm washington correspondent to whitehouse, corresponded indeed kimberly healthcare who was listening in to what we just saw. what did you make of it? kimberly. well, this is something that obviously has been in the work for quite a while. you'll remember that brittany was arrested back in february, every 17th i believe. and she all along admitted that she had made

a mistake. but what the feeling was of the united states was that the punishment did not fit the crime that she had inadvertently been carrying some cartridges as they're known as it carried oil, marijuana oil that she knew that this was a substance that was not allowed or was prohibited, and it had inadvertently made it into her luggage. she admitted that she apologized . but the feeling of the united states was that the russian authorities took a extreme measures as a political case. i think we lost voluntarily that. kimberly on, on the line. kimberly will we will speak to you again a little later in the next few minutes at the start of next bulletin. hopefully for the moment many thanks and of course we interrupt it's a well cult special program to take that. so that important news briefing debt from

the president: you can see a nava world cup special in full starting at 1530 hours g m t here on out here up just ahead on this news our climate change in madagascar forcing people to find new places to live, we'll have a report. ah, [000:00:00;00]

with full. ah ah, hello again, glosson mallos for alida and his vice president had been convicted of fraud

conspiracy. ex president otto put us at his deputy roxan ability of each been sentenced to 16 years in prison for conspiracy to defraud the state. the court found they allowed businesses to evade import duties. in exchange for bribes. the honduran government has announced a partial state of emergency across some areas in 2 of its largest cities. thousands of police officers officers were mobilized on tuesday in to go to a golfer and san pedro sula. the crackdown aims to tackle criminal groups who extort money from businesses or individuals and use violence if they don't receive payment. the measure is set to last until january 6. australia says that it's a horrible day for the victims of the bali, bombings after one of the men convicted of the attacks was released on parole. his young been allah zane served half of his 20 year sentence for making the explosives used in the bombing of the night clubs in 2002,

indonesia says that he's been reformed in prison or them 200 people were killed, including 88 was trillions those people are never coming back and my thought said i are very much with the families and communities full of lost a loved one. and this is a person who was in the, in the nation justice system. my personal view is his actions are inexcusable and completely abhorrent. we don't control the innovation justice system, and that's, that is the way the world traits, unions in troika, leading several protests against the spiral in cost of living. it follows president running with promising his decision to privatize some state institutions to rank has been going through its worst economic crisis from decades. at least $22000000.00 people struggling to pay for essential goods. but i'll fernandez reports from colombo and another day of protest here in chicago, colombo, what you see is telecom and state insurance workers belonging to the trade unions

who are taken to the straight line road is they said the government that is on a centrally project turning to diverse state institutions to sell their profit, making institution were not that shouldn't be held by the state. now the government says that there is no other option given the economic crunch, but all of these people and that sort of why did a cross section they represented. this is not the case. go for the con group on burke for the new job. it was on all the name of fargo and my job to organ wonder and obviously what brought people out on delivery. i was a number of privatizing the don't you shouldn't about the mismanagement of the economy that has created this crisis into lanka, about the cost of living, which is soaring and the fact that the government just cannot seem to get it right now. what they see is,

instead of addressing the relations and taking people on board, this government has only launched a massive campaign of repression of suppressing public resend. and that are very much in evidence. if you look at the protest that has been unfolding and recently the government has not, i missed a single opportunity. i could try and go from there. we in a lot of these are proteins that are plan today. they've had a mission revoke. they've had placed a book telling them at the last moment that their bookings have been cancelled. i did my even, i'm not a court order is being sought against a number of union leaders are preventing them from having demonstrations but the level of probably presentational and gauge such that they are not going to be silent. that's what we're hearing from the strengthening, you know, climate change is the big talking point of the comp. 15 bio diversity summit in canada. meanwhile, thousands of miles away,

people are feeling the actual effects of climate change. and madagascar drought is forcing many people to move to the coast of the influx of migrants is putting huge pressure on fish, stocks, and ocean life. as our 0 net clark reports in belo, sir, may the wind blows, the fishing boats home as it has for the countless centuries. people have lived here left here, living by what nature provides one. but not all is, as it seems, these are malagasy migrants. they move from the drought written self in such mem means to survive. and their story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity, los alamedos to the matter, which in our place who asked for land and there was no food, and the kids are starving. so that's why we came here to better so ma'am, it is too expensive to buy $45.00, but with fishing we can find cheaper even fee for today. i do in the local fish market amongst the myriad species,

hammerhead shock is available for sale. he don't even think it's a legal catch, but it's a globally threatened species. the arrival of the migrants is adding to the pressures on fish, dogs, and marine biodiversity already stretched. by over fishing, we speed out to sea into a marine protected area. but with few resources that no fish stones, a halt, lease from a double threads you la la premier, say let me can all key. the 1st one is the migrants who are coming in the dry season. the 2nd is the big fishing boats who don't stay outside the protected zone, and they cut the nets and damage the gear of the smaller fishing boats. smoke rises in the distance that's more biodiversity loss happening before our eyes, slash and burn deforestation. and soon we see the effects up close thing. years ago,

there were forest here. glen tells me 900 square kilometers of virgin forest was destroyed by the migrants fleeing the southern drought to grow crops like peanuts and mays. the habitat loss is devastating. i've eaten, i've seen many lemar sonya trees here the dancing lemurs. i've seen that many times in the colon. we're here. there were here and it's 5 years. yeah, i always talk to you to take them pictures. and then they come on round a at gough, red fontes, the brown lemurs of soul, there were here was no home for them. none here for people fleeing the impacts of global warming. it's survival at all costs. and this is going to happen all over the world. is impacts like sea level rise, called people to move further and further in land to escape rising sees, putting more more pressure on environmental sources. here in madagascar slowing the ecological decline is key. but fundamental to that is improving the well being of

the average, malagasy as a climate, they once new changes beyond recognition. nick clark, al jazeera fellow, summa, madagascar. oh, here's the thing. scientists have found what could be the oldest dna ever discovered? the 2000000 year old material was announced from ice age sediments in northern greenland. it means that researchers will be in a better position to understand what the region was like at the time. it's actually a quite special type of deposit because 2000000 years ago we had this forest environment with mastered on some rain. d is and has running around in the landscape a together with a lot of different implant species. so we act to be found that dna can survive for a 2000000 years, which is twice as old as the previous 2 found dna. and do this in,

it comes from a pop off of greenland, the north and most palm and comes from an environment that we don't do not see anywhere on earth today. and that's on usa. we'll pause for breath for a moment. i'll have more news for you in just a moment. ah, i they all ready for the 1300000 football fan. ah, telling me that this is only the beginning the noise going to keep moving forward with that made or break moment for synagogue? happy that's right here i can tell you that which brings against the stadium. so my

killed i got into a thing with that happen. believe it went, argentinians are feeling here in central gwin aside and here in the center of so you could all meant to be, be given. but thinking that south korea with an opportunity for found to be created and celebrate their t o. join the debate. when we talk about climate change in africa, we should focus on adaptation knocked mitigation on our online, at your voice. it shouldn't be exploiting, like what love, what not is being right now is being everything that is going to benefit them more revealing new perspectives like getting this out of proportion. no, no. his reach and has power is what is this proportion at the stream? we're a global audience, becomes a global community on al jazeera. why do people tell stories and take risks to share their experiences? from every corner below,

binding us together and inspiring us to expand our realities? why? because like most ah, award winning voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera ah the response get bull stall. brittany greiner has been freed by wash up to release this part of a prisoner swap. ah, hello again. adrian finnegan. whoa, whoa. this is al jazeera, also coming up. peru has a new president of the federal castillo, was impeached and detained for attempting to dissolve congress by jerry as military