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ah. hello sir. hello robin. you're watching the old. is there a news our life, my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes? a new wave of russian strikes across you, crane most of live and nearly half of the capitol are without water. oh, tell casino in cambodia catches fire, killing several people and injuring many more protests outside israel's parliament as the kinessa conveys to sway in a right swing government, led by benjamin netanyahu. global concern and saving these is cave. in 1900 measures. the u. s. is the latest to impose restrictions on travelers from china. listen to the news. we begin in ukraine, which has reported a barrage of russian missile strikes. keith says more than $120.00 missiles

targeted several areas including the capital. and for weeks, moscow has been attacking energy facilities, leaving millions of people without power. let's go straight across to our correspondent charles drunk said, who's in keith. charles is about bringing us up to speed on what we know about the situation is current to tank right now. on the impact today's potentially having on ukraine's energy sector. so hell, yeah. you join us. what we understand is one of the sites that was hit by one of these intercepted missiles, one of yeah, dozens of missiles seemingly launched across the country. files horse girl camera, man, a pan, rounder. you can see the level of the devastation, they will understand. 3 women in this house, all of whom have been taken away with injuries one with critical injuries. we see

that there is still an ambulance here. obviously the file, the motion see services are here. the size of these crates that would suggest that it was, in fact, one of the cruisers that had been intersected. we've been speaking to locals in this neighborhood. they said that they heard the siren. go at around, you know, so 6 o'clock this morning. and then they said that it was around about 10 o'clock this morning that they heard at least 2 explosions. and there are a number of other houses that have obviously been damage by the force of this blog post. and they said that when they heard the sirens, they ran to the shelters that are available, have basements of private homes. one man saying that he had around about 35 people that run into the base. and when the sirens went off, we understand that this is one of a number of places in cave or surrounding cave that of suffered damage. we don't

have any solid information get on what in fact was being targeted. and what, in fact, whether in fact these targets were hit, but what we do know is that all indications would suggest that this is part of most goes campaign, targeting the country's energy infrastructure. and if indeed this is an intercepted missile, it is evidence of the kind of pressures that ukrainian sources are under in trying to win to set these me selves with, with, with their defense system. and it shows you just how vulnerable civilians are across the country. as these attacks continue, we've heard from the kids mer baton, which co, he says only about an hour ago that around 40 percent of the capital city was without electricity. he's told people to charge their devices and store as much water as they can, and we expected expected power cuts already millions of people across this country,

a suffering rolling blackouts and not reliable access to heat in these these winter months. the president zelinski is lensky only last week. and that was before these attacks was saying that the damage caused by the bowers. it could be $1500000000.00. ukrainian stores were line on help from the west and backers to try and repair some of the countless electricity substations that have been have in the last 2 and a half months since this campaign started seemingly. but as i say, we do not have any solid information yet or confirmation as to exactly what was being targeted. but yeah, i mean, devastating. seems in this neighborhood. we can't even confer. we understand that everybody was taken out of this house and nobody has been killed, but they're all room is circulating amongst locals here that they may well be

another person trapped under the rubble here. so yeah, you can imagine the level of fear amongst the people who live in neighborhoods like this. and just to put some white, a context on it these this, this latest barrel just how it places, right, the way across the country. so we look in as far away as live in the west the, the officials in the said that to 2 hours ago at least around 90 percent of lives, electricity was down of also been strikes on parisha, denise pro or desa also. so yeah, this is certainly one of the largest, if not the largest of, of the biology that we've seen over the last 2 and a half months. and we'll just turn around here and leave you with some of the show to some of the locals coming back to, to inspect what we understand of their homes or their friends home checking on

friends and relatives to see if they're okay. chelsea, thanks so much for the update child schools will continue to join you through the day as we get more updates from keith and across ukraine. at least 10 de la confirmed dead after a fire broke out to the hotel casino cambodian border with thailand. it happened in the town of a bit, please say another 30 people were injured. barbara anger ripples tract and desperate one of dozens of people trying to escape the fire in a casino. he is his bed. she's to try and drop to safety. emergency teams attempt to reach more people inside the ties. armina pe, peer review workers. they are working around the clock to rescue those people who apparently trapped on the 18th floor. they believed they had a lease. ah, another $53.00 of them were los and die. amen. die and still alive among the

53. and also the cambodian senior official deputy prime minister over there for when shall go whenever their local police were dead? it trying to sort of a waiting to see if there any people on the 18th floor was still alive and also still her don't know how many more were trapped there have had the fire started late on wednesday night and continued to burn into the morning. i'm my mom, it took hours to get under control and electrical fault has been blamed for sparking the flames. the grand diamond city casino employs about 400 people. many from thailand, far fight as an ambulance crease from that country took part in the rescue efforts . c although gambling is illegal in cambodia and most forms are banned in thailand, many had ta casinos operate along the border between the 2 countries. concerns have

long been raised over the regions lacks health and safety regulations. barbara anger per hour to sarah. several people have been escorted out of israel's parliament after they disrupted an address by prime minister designate benjamin the yahoo. it happened shortly after the kinetic convened. that's where the new government is set to be sworn in later on thursday. now, some protested, tried to drown out netanyahu speech, but were removed from the building. is block one the november election and formed a coalition government that's in the are who has picked to embezzle? small rich as the finance minister, the leader of the far right religious design as parties, both israeli settlements and occupied palestinian territory even though the illegal under international law. it's a mob been given who was convicted of incitement to racism in 2007 will be security minister law pass this week will give him unprecedented power over the police force

of remote says a religious nationalist known for anti l g b t q views will hold the deputy post in the education ministry, and natalie himself is still on trial for alleged bribery fraud and breach of trust . while he has always maintained his innocence, we have 2 reporters on this story. human outside is in garza. she'll bring us the palestinian reaction to the new government and just a few minutes before that's considered cyber kyra, who's outside the connected in west jerusalem. good. see this morning. so let's just start with the timeline of what has been happening and what will continue to happen through the day. yeah, well today is a big day because it's the swearing in of the new israeli government. it's the formation of this government is very much different to any of the other governments before. it's the most ultra orthodox, ultra jewish, ultra nationalist coalition with a recruit policy which has sent as a seats in the government. now the author of the day is that the incoming prime

minister benjamin netanyahu has also been the longest serving prime minister in israeli history, is bought, keys may come back. he'll be born in, along with the new ministers and new coalition members. he's already been speaking just he didn't really talk about some of the controversial policies, new policies that have been outlines in the last 24 hours now. missing yahoo mostly focused on social problems or social issues such as the high cost of living. he said that he promises that he will bring down prices and help israelis who are facing a tough time economically. and also he focused on some of his achievements his previous achievements as prime minister. then we also heard. c from the outgoing prime minister who is also going to be now the opposition. he was talking as well about his achievements, especially during the current of ours pandemic. so not really touching on also the

controversial issues which a lot of israelis are here just behind me at the can. that's the processing already because some of those policies have been brought in with new knows that are giving a sweeping powers to individuals. that at some point was the fringe leaders of parties, whether it's the ultra nationalist parties or the jewish orthodox. very right wing policies and that being given sleeping power. for example, the been given law which was passed yesterday, give him more authority over the police. now the police has always been an entity in its own policy. at the end of the day, the government has the final say, but it's never had a civilian effectively overseas, such a big department. and then you have other laws that has come in, you for the very know as well as this much rich know which both as well give people that have had past convictions, the ability to become ministers. of course that also might potentially pay way for

someone likeness and yahoo, who has an ongoing corruption case, even though he is coming in as prime minister perhaps that may change the course of the judiciary system in israel. now there, all those concerns i've been discussing with decisions that will pass through in the last 48 hours as part of an agreement with the coalition. that these stipulations needed to be done ahead of the swearing and, and even this morning some of those decisions were still being formed. now we're going to be seeing the naming of the new minister, some of them off from the posse, not all of them, but we'll just see what happens ahead. is this a different lesson, yahoo that was saying this time round hops. he says that that is going to be a red line drawn on certain issues that he has to be consulted 1st and foremost and for people not to be concerned. but they're all concerns. for example, when it comes to the palestinians, one of the top policies that was outlines yesterday was. 6 what the situation is

with the excitement of israeli settlements, especially in the history some in the west bank. so a lot remains to be seen and as the wearing and will be taking place in a few hours time. so retired force in west response cars over to you now said he's in garza and obviously people that will be watching, i'm sure, and listening very intently as to what is being said in the connected. but what's the reaction of the ruling? how much party the, where you are here. so we got to read a reaction from hammers, sir, on the, on the tongue of its senior political leaders. as the 100, he said, that hammers believes that this government is the far right extreme government that adopts a lot of criminal, our ideas and plans to extend the occupy, occupying of for the west bank by confiscating further policy. and lands and estate

are changing the status co of jerusalem and dicing, jerusalem outputs. he also said that a mass expects the international community to state its position from this extremist government, especially that it holds or includes some of those extremist members that are known under international law to be against international law and against the international community positions at all. so as you have it stated, that hamis is ready to confront all kind of aggression that will be possessed by this new extremist, a government towards the policy. and people for their part here are political analysts, see godsa have seen the situation that you believe that this new government is going to be extending or carrying further military,

our confrontations and escalations in the west bank. it is also going to change or are going to be working on the changing of the status quo of jerusalem. and mostly what they think according to these analysts here, is that the netanyahu's new government won't be looking forward to us. a prisoners swapped deal with hammers, and this is in order to guarantee see long term fees fire in order to also guarantee or exclude garza from any israeli confrontation in the near future. ok. but they also said that if this prisoner trapped deal did not happen very soon, this might actually cause an upcoming confrontation. you now said that 4th in gaza . thank you. 2 more had here on the news are including we look at the worst thing

coming situation level and home place to make it harder to get the basic necessities and dramatic video out of south career after a traffic accident sets a highway a blade. ah, the u. s has joined a growing list of countries imposing restrictions on travelers from china as facing eases corona virus policies. as of january, the 5th all passengers coming from china even via 3rd country, will have to produce a negative cobra. 1900 test. similar measures have been announced in italy, taiwan, india, malaysia, and japan. american health officials are concerned the beijing isn't sharing data on possible evolving strains or whitehouse corresponding can be health that has more although by new ministration is concerned that the chinese government is not being fully transparent with regard to the number of infections that are occurring

in china with the lifting of those restrictions and so as a result is putting in place strict measures for those who are traveling from china as well as macau and hong kong and what those measures are going to look like is effective midnight on january 5th. all travelers are going to need to show a negative code 19 tests. this is either a p c r or an average, a test within 48 hours of departure. and this is regardless of vaccination status. and this is for all travelers above the age of 2 years. now the reason for this is not only because of the concern that the chinese government is not being fully transparent in terms of the data is providing to the united states. but also because the united states feels in the absence of the day that it is not fully able to monitor sort of the, i'm a crime, very attendance sub variance that are already present in the united states. and the

fear is that this is something that could be on the rise as a result. and so this is something that the united states is doing as a precaution. and we should point out that this is also going to affect travelers coming from canada as well. because a lot of these travelers are transiting through canada. officially, china recorded only one caveat. 19 related death on wednesday, despite reports of hospitals and funeral homes being overwhelmed should get good children. you can, fisher, all countries go through the stations when they adjust their coffee, the policy, china is no exception. currently china, the p w tuition is all predictable and under control. beijing is the 1st city to pause the peak of infections. work and life are going back to normal. now. chinese authorities have also conducted scientific assessments and made necessary preparations for a possible search. in other provinces. we have full confidence in ensuring a smooth and orderly transition. global inflation has rocketed in 2022 level

rank 2nd in a world bank assessment of countries hardest hit by global food price inflation, that's been driven partly by the war in ukraine. but even before this is economy and currency were in free, full in order explains many lebanese now use motorcycle and the absence of a well organized public transport system and the rise in global fuel prices. it's the most affordable way to get around. the sharp evaluation of the local currency has made the situation worth a tank of fuel costs more than the minimum wage, which used to be the equivalent of $450.00. now it's not even worth $20.00. basic necessities are out of reach for many, especially since the nearly bankrupt state lifted subsidies on food and medicine last year. which is no work. we try to sell whichever we can so that we can eat and

drink. life is unbearable. authorities blame global inflation and the fall out from russia's invasion of ukraine. but levon on also has its own problems. while we have inflation living on the f, 160 percent as recent figures, so you have 90 percent related to the live and use inflation while 10 percent maybe related to the worldwide efficient. this is mainly because of the collapse of the new phone. we have been thinking just to cover for the government expenses. the government is hoping to increase revenues by hiking customer taxes. but economists warn the decision will cause a 5 to 10 percent spike in inflation in a country that relies heavily on imports. food prices have already increased by 700 percent since 2019 lebanon is one of the country is worth affected by the rise in global food prices. according to the world bank, it is 2nd,

the only system bob boyd. the situation has deteriorated so much that the world food program says it is planning to feed up to 2000000 people. that's a 3rd of the population, including $1000000.00 refugees from syria. other agencies say they now provide cash assistance instead of focusing on development. a lot of families are not having to or female per day anymore, so having only one means per day to be able to afford this one meal per day. they have to sacrifice or the rest. it means they cannot access health care and estimated 15 to 30 percent of families receive help from relatives abroad. nearly $7000000000.00 entered the country this year, but just does little to address a crisis that has already made for out of every 5 lebanese poor santa who they are osha theater. they root well as the cost of living rises, in most cases it's the pull who pay the biggest price. the cost of living increased

by just less than 5 percent in 2021. this year the international monetary fund says it will average nearly 9 percent economists are pointing to the impact of the war with crane and supply issues. but there is some light at the end of the tunnel. the i m f expect simulation to drop slightly to 6.5 percent next year. as partly because central banks are increasing interest rates. we should curb spending. however, higher rates are also making borrowing more expensive. the downward trend looks set to continue in 2024 with prices climbing above 4 percent. william really is a chief economist at milken institute to join me now via skype from los angeles. could help you with us on the program. the global crisis itself, countries in the populations of facing 1st began in recent times, you might say at the start of the cobra pandemic. and then that was the fiscal stimulus needed to get out of it and help businesses and employees recover enter

inflation, which has been the phone in the side all that recovery. oh absolutely, and in fact, i think you use characterize the quite well we have a global inflation problem, but it manifests itself very differently in different countries in united states. yes, it was mostly because people had so much money because of their stimulus checks. during coven, that and, and the supplies are so constrained by broken, global supply chains that people just had one more stuff than there was available to buy by around the world, especially in the emerging market, especially lebanon. it has really been manifest as a shortage of food, a very expensive energy prices, mainly due to the war ukraine and in lebanon in particular, because it's infrastructure has somewhat collapsed and the food storage areas have totally disappeared. so, so many emerging market countries are now suffering from what's not just inflation, which is truly the cruelest tax on the poor. what is also suffering from food

safety and energy shortage crises are the very different characteristics we have that brings me very neat, contort. you've already mentioned was, is the war in ukraine and its consequences, you know, the restriction of fuel now to certain countries, certainly those that have embargoed to a certain extent, russian fuel. the rise in commodities, the price rising commodities of sunflower oil. as we saw the big debate about grain exports, which have begun back out of ukraine. but only just these are all impacting. you might say in, in various ways because you don't have the energy. you don't have the chance to run factories which process other types of food stuffs and products that people need. hence, the vicious circle is continuing, but not just in the food area. oh absolutely, and it's not just that, but also the production of food, the because of the price, high price of energy is also a shortage of potash, which is basic ingredient in all fertilizers. so even when, when we have

a resolution to the war in russia and ukraine, you don't take a while for the supply chain to be restored. covian has made the situation even worse. manufacturing supply chains are so closely tied to china that the fate of the chinese recovery is also a very important element in whether or not we have an easy of inflation going forward. and we'll have to see about that. but in the middle east, particular that is so dependent upon import, so of both manufacturing and agricultural produce, the importing countries will be suffering quite tremendously. but of course, there are some countries in the least them doing quite well to what the energy exporters, the people who can export in dollars on top dollar denominated commodities. those structures actually will do quite well. yeah. cost you about that because dollar a finance is a is quite important. is the impulse to next bull, because i say if you're an energy producing company and you're dealing in dollars, you know, you'll, you'll mentoring it to a certain extent. but if you're

a country like lebanon, which has to import food in dollars than you really do have a problem. so is this impacting in certain parts of the world more so than others? oh, absolutely. the emerging market countries, the i m f, devised the world that emerge of american markets into essentially dollar exporters and dollar importers. that the highly indebted countries, especially the border heavily in euro's or in dollars. they have to pay their debt, service in foreign currency. it's earned the foreign currency, they really have to be able to earn through exports. but if they are exporting in, in products that are not denominated dollars, then they're going to have a very hard time making ends meet. and these are the countries in particular that are going to the i m f and getting aid from the i m f as well as the world bank. interesting time, certainly it willingly. really good to get your insight on the subject. we can invite you back again in the not too distant future. thanks for joining us from los

angeles. phil had here on the news on just a fraction of young native americans are going to college. many call to thought it, but some say they don't trust the system after history of colonial abuse. ah, the, who's the here's her headlines for europe in africa. nice to have you long let starting iberia, where this band of rain is feeding in some warmer air. but steady and heavier abouts of rain, north of lisbon, also across areas of france, including paris. ok, temperatures have come down a bit across ireland and britain. so that means it's those temperatures dipped down through the overnight certainly could see as some ice accumulate here, after central europe, exceptional warm sears and showers along the eastern shores of the adria exceed. let's take a look at the 3 day forecast for crecia capitals that grab we shoot up to 16

degrees sunday by the way of 1st day of 2023. a good 10 plus degrees above where you should be for this year. it is calm across turkey, plenty of sun that includes 4, is stumble with the high of 11 degrees, and off to africa we go some showers, stretching from the gambia rate into the western sahara. no action could catch a shower as while in for southern africa. your story looks like this on thursday for the northwest. how tang providence and quite zulu natal. some big downpours here that includes durbin at $26.00 degrees. but i think cape town is the place to be here are 3 day forecast. maybe 30 degrees for the 1st day of 2023. not that see later. ah. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes. he

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a book about, you're watching over, lisa, rama, reminder of all the top stories here on the news i'll forward season ukraine's a. russia has struck several regions and a major missile attack. 3 people are reported to have been wounded in the capitol. keith, the man of leave says 90 percent of the city is without power. several people are being killed in a fire in cambodia as a hotel casino on the board with thailand, dozens of been injured and taken to hospital for treatments. several people have been sorted out as well, parliament after they disrupted an address by the prime minister designate benjamin netanyahu. it happened shortly after the committee convened. that's where the new government is set to be sworn in later on. thursday, subs who's been protesting in northern kosovo,

have agreed to remove road barricades. now they've been demonstrating for weeks against the detention of a former police officer. roads have been blocked with trucks and tractors, and some of the protests, 10 violent serbian president alexander church. many members of the cost of a community on wednesday hoping to ease those tensions to the very latest from missiles southern joins us now from pristina and russell tension 10th negotiation. should i say, between the president and protested which, who had hoped to resolve the impasse. i mean, cultivated seems to what seems to have happened during the last few hours in that area. well, as of now that this, this distribution here is still quite town so that the roads are blog, their, the barricades are racked it. andy, the gates are a steel or close here. so a yesterday, there was an attempt between the parties here,

the president of serbia and asunder woodridge came to the border and mad the that the leaders of the serbian community in kosovo. and i was later here announced that they have agreed to, to remove the barricades and to open the the roads here. however, later in the night around 3 am in the morning or some one or some people have set fire on some trucks. and that process has reversed the da da da da da piece false between their parties. and so the cause of an authority is here, are see that they are still investigating to find out who was behind this. i did this set in fire on the trucks and they said that as of now the initial findings are showing that some pro caterers were behind at this act, but we can see that as of now, none of the barricades are removed. the at the roads are still blocked and did the gates are still closed. so we see that situation is still tant, here, every tin is steal, fragile, and any time it can escalate again, it is. i mean,

beyond the immediate flash point that we're discussing there, i, we assume there has been intense diplomatic communication between both casa though and serbia. what are you hearing about that? if anything at all while did, did the whole crisis started the wrong 2 months ago, when did the did the, the course of an authority of the government year issued a decision saying that any cod licensed place shall be issued by the course of an authorities and that they are going to cancel those will be in there, which has been issued by the serbian authority. and that created a huge fuss among did the serbian community here. so after that, you have seen that the protest erupted, and that was, had been blog barricades have been sat up there, sees that want to force a start at the will initiated, particularly by the european union and the united states. so yesterday there had been cause between the officials from the, you know, european union, their serbian president, alexander woodridge,

and also the american officials. they have agreed that they gave guarantees to their serbian government that none of this served a member of the 7 community cor. so are going to be arrest based on dad. so they have agree to, to, to read sure, to remove the barricades. but as i said, it didn't work so far. so now the germany and france, they're seeing that they're going to send a special envoys by the 1st of january to co. so we're to, to, to, to, to start to, to initiate the diplomacy between the serbian and co sovereign sides. here of m a, one of the other important player is russia, russia starting from south start of the, the crisis on, has expressed is support to the serbian government. and the fear here is that russia might be who'd be at disrupt that in this whole process. but the nash could it that the creation of a 2nd frond in that's a front of the war in europe after the war in you can. and that definitely is something that the international committee is very much afraid of. seen the source

of the forest sin pristine. a thanks very much for that update that's bringing some more on israel's new coalition government. our top story that said to be sworn in later on thursday. so now several policy guidelines stating that the jewish people have an exclusive right to all land. and this means it'll continue to develop settlements in occupied palestinian territory. the government plans to retroactively legalize illegal posts in the occupied westbank and the coalition says it will restore what it calls the proper balance between the legislature, executive and you discovery which critic see as an attempt to undermine the supreme court. it also wants to preserve the heritage and jewish character of the state, but as pledge to respect the practices and traditions of all religions. and that it says that means a status quo on religion and state,

including holy sites will remain off because this is a classic member and also member of the dash to long list. he joins us now from jerusalem. good talk with us on the program. so from your point of view, what direction is israel heading into a very denture direction? i'd be very plans going today. why me coming to the old isn't going to be a community must be a level that is this one, but the public will force to choose after successive coalition. governments couldn't really last to the course again.

sorry, did anyone sick coalition governments have not managed to stay the course unstable in government long enough to make appropriate you might say, moves and changes to what israel should be. do you think the public only had this choice left and the latest election? no, actually i think the last government, the so called changed on it was almost any form of money. i think part of the blame it blame, but the county governments will be good. they're really not function was due to the patient that will be out the last should be the

way to live in a book if you don't do it just don't support. ready any of the nation will never change on that. i never got shocked. have to look into your mistakes and does it. so it gets got down the bottom of the muscle here. now, you can still keep patient in order kind of and they understand that it go, but you cannot, you know, between going up your ration of the way down the under the what's going on with you. and everybody has to understand the dimensions of the community,

particularly the so called west given most so do. and i will demonstrate ation success of we will not need because it doesn't do anything against the government the this mission and whether it's the time for the community your won't teach religion you me to do battle with your body. if you want to relax, you must do something to i don't to patient. and of course, you bet you said very eloquently right now, but that we have to ask the question, has the messaging from the liberal side of israeli politics? did the messaging go wrong during the election? because you obviously have an argument that should be listened to. you will obviously as, as a, as, as the left wing,

part of politics and israeli life and listened to by the americans and the west. but you weren't heard by the israeli people when it came to the ballot box. do you have to look towards yourselves as well as the how you going to improve that situation with the israeli public? absolutely. so and again, i don't see them even as long as he's not then he'll against the page and say your patient, they won't be paid for the and that's one. i'm going to fight another week. the 3 be now not so called, then they succeeded in those elections very much,

especially a lot of the or in the pool and glue that the most jewish, a sacrament, them a neighborhood. and why? because the state all government where they are label only go to, i guess they neglect them so many of those area, those papers. and now those totally linear form that they think that those nazi dogs will give them. and that's very common on the globe. and we also know that you should look nice about the solution. is it? well when they say delete, done our or change those to be full day, then we will not too much because they have a linear so we must do everything. so they want to be clear that

we will, we will have to say how this pans out and how it transpires once that government is sworn in for the moment, it's been good to speak to of a constant. thanks so much member of the connected. joining me from teresa, thanks for your time, sir. thank you. thank you. now to south korea where at least 5 people are being killed in a fine on a major road on the blaze was started by bus and truck colliding england chunk city, south of the capital soul. the fire quickly spread to san prove tunnel, thirties, have people suffered smoking? elation about a 145 fighters are currently at the scene. the search is under way in the u. s. for people trumped by the arctic storms near the police and national guard have been gang door to door on the east coast. the weather is still causing travel disruptions as gabriel is on the report from new york. airline travel chaos.

united states continues prompted primarily by ongoing delays and cancellations at southwest airlines. one of america's largest carriers that operates mostly in the united states, but also in the caribbean and central america. dear line cancelled over 2000 flights on wednesday. hundreds of thousands of passengers left stranded and it's not over yet. the airline has preemptively canceled more than 1000 flights on thursday as it scrambles to reposition planes and crews during a system wide operational breakdown. during a massive snow storm during peak travel season. the storm that triggered some of the travel disruptions has mostly passed, but has left behind destruction and death in buffalo, new york's 2nd largest city. the city was subjected to more than 40 straight hours of blizzard like conditions. it wasn't just buffalo further north in canada homes

along lake erie, where fully crystallized in ice after the storm. but it was buffalo that was hit the hardest. and on wednesday, residents were trying to dig out and help rescue crews look for anybody still trapped in their homes or car behind walls of snow. i was out here to try to get my dr. clear and they roll past they see me out here. so they stopped and asked me, did i need help? and i tell them yes, and they stop and they did me. and then they saw him across the street and they helping her. and then i asked them nicely that they do this lady over here because she's of her ninety's. and that's what they're doing right now. the death toll was expected to climb the grim work of recovering bodies left to the police. the good news is a reprieve. is in sight, as the temperatures are supposed to be above freezing for the next few days, giving residence a chance to regroup. but it also means another worry. of course when temperatures

rise, all that snow and ice melts, turning into water. so now there's a real risk of severe flooding. the governor of new york is so concerned about the flood risk. late wednesday, she announced she's deploying resources there to try to deal with it. more than 300 generators. and 775000 sandbags are on their way to buffalo. gabriel's condo, al jazeera, new york, live in place of detain. the main opposition leader louis said an endo camacho, big of santa cruz, is accused of leading a coup in 2019 opposition support as deny this arguing events were only protest that led to the resignation of the then president, even morales photos. whalers, opposition. neither one guy do has delayed a decision about whether his interim government should be dissolved. almost 50 countries have recognized him as the legitimate leader. why don't full the

temporary body has way to call for new elections after present. nicholas maturer is widely disputed victory in the 2018 poles. 3 of the full parties that make up the opposition coalition voted in favor of removing the interim government is he appeal airlines has resumed flights to northern to growing up to 18 months of conflict. the route from ab saba, 2 mckelly, was suspended during the fighting between government forces and to brian forces. they signed the ceasefire in november. the government says basic services have been restored. alexandra bios reports outside the airport and addis ababa, the significance of this moment is impossible. to ignore cafe. hi lou and most of these families have lived in limbo for months. come with them. what does it didn't? hm. what about if i lived here, apart from my husband and child who i love, i came here for my daughter's examination and suddenly got stuck. when i heard

about the news of the flight, i fell to the ground and cried. do your medical now to cross with some left to see family, others for the birth of a grandchild. they plan to return to try in a week or 2. but in november 2020 war broke out communications and flights were suddenly impossible. that they had the gun a couple of he got i'm extremely excited that i'm going to see my sister and my dad . i don't even know what to say. fighting began after the federal government accused the t drive people's liberation front of attacking an army base outside macaulay, the 2 year conflict has killed thousands of people and displaced millions. a peace agreement was signed in november. it includes the restoration of services to t gray and the resumption of flights is the latest in that process. travel agents say the 1st flight was fully booked with an hours of the announcement government.

it comes after a high level government delegation, visited rental held areas on monday, they were there to work on implementing the african union broker piece deal. under the deal, the t p. a left fighters must disarm and allows security forces to take control switches. eritrea and forces will leave the region all over again. what we have so far. busy is especially an improvement in relation between the governments into gripe and the federal government. the broader issues, particularly the relationship, it's been harder integral and remain and addressed. and so far the negotiation has been going through the federal government, but it might be necessary that the integral governments directly engaged to try this for us. but on the runway in mckelly, the politics and broader conflicts are at least temporarily forgotten. the families are reunited. no one expected to be gone this

long, and the shock won't be easily forgotten. months of work remains to ensure the region doesn't slide back into conflict, but at least now they're finally home. alexandra buyers, al jazeera, the 1st section of bung with ashes, 1st of a metro rail services opened in dhaka japan provided most of the funding for the near 3000000000 dollar project rel services that did carry 60000 people. and now once it's completed authority, hope it'll help reduce traffic in the densely populated city. we have attached another feather of pride to the crown of the people of bangladesh . today, the mit 6 line will connect ultra, to come the pool. i have inaugurated phase one of it which runs from tara to got go be then that was the weaknesses, the policy for federal vision or the new i was

determined to go together with those people things a bit too far to say the friend relationship between japan and a group of refugees who arrived in northern indonesia have described why they left a refugee camp in bangladesh. about 200 people. but week said see before arriving at a province early this week, malnourished and dehydrated tunbridge, on reports of cox's bizarre where he met some of the refugees in my cotton is inconsolable after the death of a 19 year old son. he was on the boat, one of the several boats that made it to indonesia a few days ago, but could not survive the ordeal mom at no man, sister, i shall captain under 2 daughters among the missing they were trying to reach melissa jane a boat with a dream to real night with her husband, my sister, with a 2 daughters left on the 2nd of december by tech. now the last time i talked with

my sister was on the 3rd of december since day we have lost touch. we are now worried that the boat having much in the, in the not nearly 1000000 ro hang and muslims have been living in bangladesh, refugee camp since 2017, after fleeing persecution in me, and mark 5 years on, with no hope for repatriation inside mustard, desperate to leave us consciously. there is no livelihood for us here were you're and die poverty and has no education for children on the left, which is why many offline the candidate with a lovely facing increasing restriction and poor living condition in the camps. many rowing refugees are turning to smugglers, willing to risk the dangerous journey by sea to seek a better life. the un says 2022 could be one of the deadliest ears at sea in almost a decade for the rowing gas. as growing number,

fleet desperate condition and refugee camp site, the whole day are full of family. my parents are old and in bad health, which is why my brother decided to leave the camp medical center longest asia. lucky helping to school family. it was told that my brother jumped garcia desperation because he was starving. i. my mother says it's trying to stop rowing or refugees from risking their lives in boats. but with little result of jesse, as request for an interview was declined by the cox's bizarre police. bangladesh has been generous host to the displaced rowena, but the international community has so far failed to put pressure on me and mar. and the crisis appears to be far from over time, which audrey al jazeera, cox's bazaar, a lot of indigenous americans in the us who go to college, remains low, only 90 percent of those who are between 18 and 24 years older, enrolled in university. those compared to 41 percent of the overall of us population. there's a reynolds report from albuquerque, new mexico. indigenous americans,

a largely missing out at the university of new mexico, native american high school seniors from all around the state are spending a day learning about college life. 17 year old j. johns family wants him to succeed . is it exciting for you to be here today? yeah, this is actually a school i one i'm planning on attending, but across the u. s. shockingly few indigenous young people make it to college nationwide, just 19 percent of native americans age, 18 to 24. are enrolled in college compared to 41 percent of the overall population . only 16 percent attain a bachelor's degree or higher. native americans are among the poorest populations in the u. s. and college tuition is expensive. another factor is the century long history of us government run, boarding schools, which are now widely considered instruments of cultural destruction. education was used to colonize indigenous people in the united states,

and so many have very bad memories of education as being a tool for extinction. along with the excitement of attending college, many native american students experienced jitters, then the level of anxiety over leaving their tightened communities and families behind. for the 1st time, john is somewhat nervous, growing up like on the reservation. you know, you have your grammar, close, like half a mile away. you have your uncle is your auntie, and you have a lot of siblings when you leave and you're alone in a pretty tough isolation. took a toll on raven, long wolf, all caught very anxious. and i think for the 1st time in my life, i was like really challenged mentally and spiritually. she got through the crisis and now hopes to use her environmental science education to help her people . many other young native americans would like to give back to if there was

a better support system for them to attend college and graduate right now. there isn't rob reynolds al jazeera, albuquerque, new mexico. the social media platform, twitter has suffered a major outage, thousands of users around the world reported being unable to access their accounts . and he said they received an error message and notifications were not working. the platform has faith controversy since felina must took over the company earlier this year. now one of the biggest street parties in africa is continuing in southern nigeria a day after at least 10 people were hit by a car. as a bed, a dresser pulls, business owners are welcoming the return of the caliber carnival after it was suspended. during the pandemic organizers called it africa's biggest street party with culture, music and dance on display. and like most people here, we ever have family is delighted the font types of bank. if i knew i was so

interesting and i so love you to be with my me. yeah. some 10000 artists that include musicians, dances and acrobats, are participating in this event that i also 10 cultural groups from outside nigeria who are making a return to the festival. the caliber, coney volleys back after 2, we are disruption caused by covered 19 for nearly 2 decades. it's been a destination for thousands of nigerians and taurus every year. local people look forward to the month long celebrations as a charles to end the year financially better off. or we should say the 2 year break has cost the local economy a lot with

as the festival returns at him, small bolts shop has seen 6 months worth of sales in just 3 weeks with only bought that we are making you sell them as a result of that yeah. able to read. let me let you on the phone on the number of participants this year may not be as big as the last carnival in printed i t but officious. i confident troops from much, far away a south america will return next year, but most importantly, that is what the local economy will see significant boosting sales and job opportunities. how many degrees al jazeera caliber and that's the news for me, so hell, robin. sammy is next tuesday with with

across the globe ecosystems under a mid thread to this later started moving back. it started melting all there is something completely wrong in this drawing something we cannot create, otherwise. explore how the law is beginning to hold multinational to account. we are all connected neighbor by those emissions and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is altering our relationship with the planet. this is what it's all about. it's about ensuring that like when i can continue planetary justice on al jazeera african narrative from african perspectives embark on emma, wendy, about a new series of short documentaries, by african filmmakers from nigeria, south africa, and cameron rule you out, your fi, property, corporate space, and turn it into a ford forest as stone clash,

a song gorilla garden, and modern peanuts of camera, africa direct on how jessia farming is changing drastically in romania with this year's sunflower harvest devastated by drought, it's molder weather and lower rainfall. what are changing the seasons? farmers around here say the early 2 seasons these days instead of all the summer and the winter autumn this year in temperature terms only lasted couple of weeks. the oral is planning differently for the year ahead. there'll be no some flowers, no call, no weeks on this bomb being replaced by crops, more resistance to drought used to feed lifestyle, not people. he and his son are slowly adapting, but climate change may well pace them. ah.