america, we can trace storms from columbia, ecuador, pedro bolivia right through paraguay into the southeast brazil. some of these had been severe. the risk of seen some hail temperatures are coming up once again through the river plate. so month of dale high, $29.00 degrees for you on tuesday. that's it. that's all. see you soon. ah, ah! russia admits dozens of its troops have been killed in ukraine in one of the worst attacks and its forces since the start of the walls. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough are also coming up to palestinians are killed in fighting triggered by the israeli demolition of homes in the occupied

west bank showing their love for pele. thousands of fans flocked to his home stadium in santos, to pay the law suspects to the king, a football and a sound that south korea wants to hear a lot more of the extra incentives for baby boom. ah, welcome to the program. russia has made a rare admission that dozens of its soldiers have been killed. in one of the deadliest attacks of the ukraine wool. the troops were in temporary barracks, beside an ammunition dump in maquida in the occupied province of danielle. well, russia says the barracks were struck by 4 rockets, 5 from us, made high mas launch as it says, it shut down 2 rockets as well. ukraine has a much higher casualty count, though, saying 400 russians soldiers died in the new year's day attack. but russia says that figure is exaggerated, it puts the number of fatalities at 63. yes, david,

a zillow liaison garcia, deducting this layout of it. the key regime targeted a temporary diploma point of one of the units of the russian armed forces near the settlement of mchuga in the de nest people's republic. with 6 rockets of us made hammers, multiple rocket launchers, russian air defense systems, shot down to hammers. rockets as a result of the strike of 4 missiles of high explosive warhead as a temporary diploma point. 63 russian service men were killed. cha, stratford has more now from cave. the 1st real official statement from the ukrainians has come out. according to the general staff of ukraine on forces, they saying that they attract units of russians in mackey. and they said that up to 10 units, what they describe was, various military equipment was destroyed in that attack. no mention of any kind of

dest tollway in there. would say that the human loss is still being calculated, but seems to be the 1st kind of recognition official statement. the coincides by these allegations made by the russians. i think what's surprising and is rare is that this is an admission by russian forces of the seemingly quite large attack. this is not normal procedure. interestingly, earlier there was a statement put out on a telegram channel saying that it was part of the strategic communications direct church for the ukrainian forces. and they saying that up to 400 russian soldiers were killed in this attack and 300 injured. so it's very difficult impossible, in fact for us to verify these kind of numbers, but just to put it in context. obviously mackie of good close on that because very

close to a front line. and there is fighting going on in towns like close by, right? the way along that area of the front line. so it would not be inconceivable that such a large strike has happened. the russian saying that an american weapon system hmos was used in it. initial forget though, that within the 24 hour period of this strike happening, russia was launching biologies of cruise missiles and kamikaze drones at the capital city at target. here in the capital city. very few casualties, but a lot of damage done. but it's going to be very interesting to see just how the russians respond to this attack. because as i say, it's very rare that they admit that so many casualties that they've suffered so many casualties in an attack like this was such a mark off as

a former spokesman for president putin. he says the losses that mccain could be seen as a blow for the russian military. but he also lays the blame on the us. it was really a lot russian soul. just rush in the business claim. and now it's $63.00 about the mall, not always to clear. finally, something about a $120.00 rational soul just of course it to be a waste. my. so i eat sim boarding because i can exactly long on the minutes of your 2003 i yeah. so it's tragic beginning cause there i yeah, i think time was it's real ones. there was a could be also taken accounts that last off ukrainian army,

approximately 2 or 3 time began and lost a russian army general. the now are a lot of discussion in the russians. i'll fight it of all was a measures which should be taken by to come on the russian army. by same time it will have no influence at all. it was in defense that strike was on the formally by ukrainian army, but it was united states of america that is a service sort of satellite. and it was the united states of america when mary and you had to central america military devices. so in fact, this rational sold that they've been killed by america is writing forces of carried out raids and bait. rima north of ramallah and the occupied west bank 3 palestinians were shot and wounded during confrontations with soldiers. ah, and to palestinians have died in fighting,

sparked by the israeli demolition of houses in the occupied west bank. the homes belong to the families of to palestinians accused of killing and israeli officer. last year. sauce is in the town of kaffir don se israeli troops use live rounds when palestinian fighters confronted them with rocks. gunfire, and fire bombs. the death of the 1st reported palestinian fatalities since israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we took office. well, let's look at how frequent palestinian the home demolitions are by israeli forces. the u. n says 850 palestinian own structures were demolished in the occupied west bank during the 1st 11 months of 2022. as a result, about a 1000 people were forced from their homes. there are signs. israel is intensifying this campaign. in november last year, a 123 buildings were destroyed, palestinian act of his se the demolitions are legal and a form of collective punishment. israel's government and courts dispute this out 0

sarah carrot has more now from southern israel. oh, a site that's the funny anti common in the occupied way. spank hundreds of mornings gather for the funeral with 2 hollis dungeons. one of them was shot in a chest several times. you're a ha from taishan with his radio forces on monday, after the ends at the village of clifford don demolished 2 homes. the houses belonged to the family, the 2 palestinian men who were killed in september while carrying out an attack. it's a check points. israeli soldier was killed. the palestinian health ministry says several palestinians were injured in the latest crossfire. israeli military says its troops came on the heavy fire and fought back several dialed in women in the name. they made 2 families homeless. they eventual collective punishment. now if they could, they would demolish high area. jeremy. israel has long implemented

a policy of demolishing the houses of palestinians accused of killing israelis. this could also include the homes of their families or relative the united nations reports that israel has force more than the 1000 palestinians out of their homes in the occupied west bank. and that was just last year. but since 2009, it's demolish more than $9000.00 homes and building, including those provided by humanitarian assistance. israel says it doesn't deter palestinians from launching attacks. so human rights organizations as the amounts, the collective punishment and the families relative to end up being targeted. for example, looking into pieces of for school transport or the destruction of properties. and we're going to work with a culture and you know, witnessed bedrail. and this entrenched failure of the internet has been told israel's an account how to continue with these crimes against nations.

elsewhere in the occupied west bank, israeli forces made several arrests with a focus on bethlehem nobliss and hebron, palestinian media say the detainees were taken to jail on charges of resisting the occupation. there are now concerns with his role, new ultra right wing government, that more palestinians might be at risk of death or even displacement. so i'll just era nega days of protests in bolivia or against the detention of a right wing opposition leader a showing no signs of easing on tuesday, demonstrators in the santa cruz region, torched cars and set off fireworks and confrontations with police. governor louis fernando camacho was arrested last week. he's accused of playing a role in unrest that led to the ousting of president fever morales in 2019. not republicans take control of the us house of representatives on tuesday. then now

you want a majority in november's mid term elections, but failed to take the senate. the poor showing has led to disagreements at the top of the party, political hang reports from washington, dc. it's not been a question for 100 years, not since 1923. when it took 9 rounds of voting to elect frederick gillett. as speaker of the house of representatives. please raise your ryan man with your every time since it's been decided on the 1st vote. but 2023 is possibly going to be very different. the presumptive speaker, kevin mccarthy has been lobbying his fellow republicans since the midterm election . they still seem sure to vote the speaker. really good very well. there will be 222 republican sworn in mccarthy needs 218 of them to vote for him to become speaker 5, on the far right have already said they will never vote for him. so mccarthy has made some concessions, promising to change the rules, so just 5 representatives can call for

a vote to remove him from leadership. right now, it would take a majority of republicans. he's also pledged to create committees to investigate the justice department over it's investigation of former president, donald trump, and a committee focused on competing with china. but 7 additional republicans released a letter saying it's still not enough. once republicans do like the speaker, it seems unlikely they'll be able to pass significant legislation because democrats control the senate and the white house. what they can do though is try to abstract presidential binds agenda and launch investigations. i think they are fine with being able to do more oversight and want, you know, the white house to answer questions about afghanistan. ah, i want to talk about corona virus where they come from. did the government have anything to do with it? much of the agenda will depend on who is handed the gap. ah, as of now,

no one seemed sure that it will be kevin mccarthy. paddock lane al jazeera washington. thousands of brazilians have been lining up in the city of santos, to pay their last respect. pele, who died on thursday, at the age of 80 to the football legend, started his career there, and the city is holding a 24 hour wake at the villa bill mirror stadium. on tuesday his coffin that will be carried in a procession through the streets for his buried in a private ceremony. fever president johnny and fan tina was among the 1st to arrive and call them all member countries to pay tribute. la missouri, i believe i thought we are going to ask all federations all over the world. 211 countries. do name is stadium in every country in the world after pele up i use them because i think that youth all over the voluntary future generations will have to know when to remember who pele was. and the joy that pele brought to the world. joyce, monica inactive has more now from santos. it's an average of 2 and

a half hours, 3 hours from the beginning of the roll line, which has been blocks away until the person can get close to the coffin. the where player is. his body has been embalmed, so people can see his face. so the interesting is not only that, there are people of all ages and people that have come from far here. i've spoken to people who have been 3 times in the line. so the, because you have to pass by the coffin are fast, you can't stop. so they've been making the same line 3 or 4 times. so that's an average of 6 hours or 7 hours president who is in last whom all of us still bow, who has just been inaugurated. you will fly over in the morning to come here. the body will be taken through the streets of some clothes off in front of the house, have been lads, mother. she just turned

a 100 last november. and then it will go to this vertical cemetery, which is the largest vertical cemetery in the world. he had picked out to be buried in the, on the 9th floor together with his father and a brother. but the family has decided to put him on the 1st floor. so people, the public key can have an easier access to believe that's more so to come here. now jesse are including it's down to business for brazil's president. he wants his country to be a major player on the world stage again. and charging ahead with battery power, whine, noise, and pull position. an electric car salesman status. ah ah,

let's go with your weather update for asia. good to be with you. here is the situation on tuesday across india, a few showers sneaking into that state of town will now do nothing major. could see that activity in should i with a high 31 degrees, also some showers, all across parts of the mall. these, but where the rain is more intense is the philippines around sabu city. once again, severe, a flood advisor is issued here. it says monsoon rains. pick up also seen rain side down the coast of vietnam on to say could see some showers and to cut as wall the high of 33 degrees. now jakarta? sure what is month of the year is certainly seen that over the last 24 hours. scooping up about a 100150 millimeters of rain and there is more of that where it came from rain in the forecast on tuesday. this is how it's lookin in china, some showers around hong kong. you may catch one there, but i think the better bet for that. what weather will be in taipei with a high of 16 degrees and that familiar set up once again. cool air rushing over the

warmish waters of the sea of japan. you know what that mean? see and do snow northern western areas of japan. i think about 30 centimeters over 12 hours and there was windsor picking up in karachi that will flush out the fog and smog and slowly, but surely the air quality will improve. that's it. see later. ah ah ah ah ah blue

ah, welcome back of your mind about top stories here at this hour. russia says 63 of its soldiers were killed in a ukrainian rocket attack on that barracks in the east m donnette screech m. it's a rare acknowledgment of casualties by moscow. ukraine's military has taken responsibility for the strike to palestinians of died and fighting spock by the israeli demolition of homes in the occupied west bank. the houses belong to the families of 2 palestinians, accused of kenning and his ready officer. last year. and thousands of brazilians have been lining up in the city of santos, to pay their respects to pele, who died on thursday. the football legend started his career there. i'm the cities holding a 24 hour awake at the village bound bureau stadium. a day off taking office brazilian

president, louise danasia, luna da silva, has held a series of meetings with well leaders. luna wants brazil back on the global stage . a change in approach from his predecessor j both amarrow or latin america editor lexia newman reports now from presidio. a brazil's president wasted no time getting down to business on his 1st day in office. president lulu the silva, has made restoring brazil's leadership role on the global stage, a key priority. he held a host of bilateral meetings with leaders and diplomats from china to europe and africa, to latin america. be cmt long. i believe president lula is a regional leader who will give a strong boost to latin america. brazil's absence of the past few years has been felt. lewis present signifies the return of brazil to the international stage. former president james bull sonata a hard line conservative had little interest in fostering international ties,

especially in his own region. but luna says that brazil the world's 5th largest country and latin america's power house must again become a major player. as it was when he was last, president. chinese vice president once he shine was among the 1st to pay him a visit. although china is brazil's main trading partner, lulu the silva, is concentrating 1st on reviving his long standing goal of strengthening latin american unity. without leaving any country out. he has begun by restoring ties with venezuela, severed by his predecessor, but a lot from fuel. ha, ha, you in a foot a lot with president lula, we discussed ways of incorporating venezuela into the latin american fold as well as the importance of legitimate elections and venezuela in 2024. so that they will be really legitimate with guarantees for all actors, all of them. but some of luna was an influential figure the last time that many latin american countries turn to the left. he believes in strength in numbers.

although latin america is again witnessing the swing to the left regional unit, he has always eluded it. unlike the european union, that unity has always depended on common ideologies rather than common interests. that's a mistake. the brazil's new president apparently intends to fix c, n human al jazeera brazil. now norway has set a record for electric car sales. new figures show almost 80 percent of new cars registered last year with battery powered. that's far ahead of the e u, which registered fewer than 9 percent sales in norway have benefited from tax breaks and lower fees for road tolls and public parking. the government wants all new cars to be electric within 2 years. let's bring in called brower. he's an executive analyst of the icy cars dot com and forbes autos contributor. he joins his lie from irvine in california called good to abby with a. so look, norway is of course not the world's biggest commack it but it does lead the way with soaring sales of e. these. how's it managed to do this?

when other countries have struggled with evie penetration? i think the big thing is, is the incentive, as you mentioned, i mean, they are very aggressive on their taxation of cars in norway. and when you remove essentially all those taxes, which is what the benefit from that makes them extremely desirable in that country . it really affects the costs and the outlay that you pay as a consumer buying one. yeah, call and it, it's, it's not all good news though, is it? because there are reports that norway is planning to bring in. this new tax on e v. 's based on the weight of a car, is this likely then to slow down market growth? if people see a these as far too costly to run? based on what we've seen here, when you take the tax incentives away, it does impact people's purchasing of the bees. and i would expect that to have the same impact on norway again and weight of course. but if these are heavy, so if they start based on weight, it's not only going to not help ease, it's gonna probably hurt them more than the average car. is that because the

battery is a heavier col yeah, any, any equivalent electric vehicle bias wise to an internal combustion vehicle is always more waste more because of the battery back there just so heavy. let's just talk about the charging issues because no way is plagued by the same problem facing all easy owners all over the world with the limited network of charging stations available. why is it so problematic to develop the charging infrastructure for e b 's? is this a funding issue? what is it? it's a funding and it's very expensive. you know, i mean, everyone likes to think that they can charge the card home and, and a lot of people obviously have electricity at their house. they get a level to charger, not less than charge overnight, but if you want to travel more than the cars range or you want to run multiple errands during the day, and you have to use the public system, there's really still no good country that's got that handled the closest might be the supercharger network that tesla has, for instance, in the us. but again,

you can find big pockets of the u. s. that have no coverage. and most cars just, it makes people very nervous. they want to drive a long distance. and if they can't depend on their home charger, it's very nervous for them. yeah, i think this is what people call range anxiety. calling just to just to final thoughts on the long term trend of eighty's in norway. if people are getting the tax breaks that you just talked about and see these as expensive to run, are they like you've been to hang on to their older petro driven cars longer? what would that mean for norway? yeah, and that's what i'm kind of seeing, you know, we see the percentage of new vehicle sales in norway going toward e v. 's. but we don't necessarily see the sales growth. and if anything, there's been some contraction for the last few years. and so i'm wondering how many people in norway, they're either new car buyers and the tax breaks help them or they're not necessarily new car buyers. and they're just hanging on to their internal combustion vehicle because they don't want to, they want to face the potential long term issues that we're talking about with

ranging variety. and so what we're going to see in the next few years, but could be interesting. you could see new car sales dropping, but there being a lot of e v. 's but still being a huge percentage of norway. people that just hang onto their older car cobra. really good to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you. thank you. snap people in croatia are slowly adjusting to the euro, which the country adopted on sunday and also into the e. u. shingles zone allowing internal travel without border checks out. 0. stephanie becca has more now from a capital saga. it is the 1st official working day here in korea, since major changes have taken effect. the euro is now the countries official currency, and it's also joined the shingles out. we're here in a market in the center of the capital zigler, to try to figure out how these changes are affecting the people. there is still a lot of confusion, certainly also to help them. you have prices, for example, not just here in the market, but everywhere displayed in euro's and the old currency. the qu,

now we've been talking to people here to see how these changes are affecting that. my daughter may. mm hm. i don't have enough cleaners just for these days. i put everything in the bank, then i just take it out from the cash machine. we converted to euro's even before, but for older people it's hard, but i'm not sorry about the trina it's history. let's move on to very mixed feelings among the people, but the future is this. it is the euro, which is become the present. and the future there is still a lot of a differentiation when it comes to actually the euro having to be given as change. these days, but the could there is still very much being given from what we've been seeing. the bottom line is this for politically and economically. it's a major victory for co asia. it's the people that are gonna have to slowly adjust to this major change schools. im at always 2 largest cities will remain closed as a cholera outbreak worsens. students were due to return to class on tuesday after a holiday break, but the school term in the capital, the long way on the southern city of blan tire will be delayed by at least 2 weeks

. below we has recorded nearly 18000 cases of cholera and almost 600 debts since march. heavy rain in saudi arabia has caused flooding in the western city of gender, the flood waters disrupted road traffic and delayed flights. last year the government spent more than a $1000000.00 upgrading the cities drainage system. heavy downpours have been reported across the kingdom since thursday. officials in the philippines said could take 3 days to resume normal flight operations in a capital manila, after a power cut. the main airport, the outage is left thousands of people stranded, hundreds of flights have been delayed, cancelled or diverted. now south korea has one of the lowest fertility rates in the world with birth rates falling for the past 3 years. well now the government's boosting child care support to encourage young people to start families. us came reports from south. the 1st babies of the year in south korea twins held by their

grandmothers and another buy a new father. a welcome sound in a country that has been at a population death cross since 2020. the number of deaths consistently outpacing birth on the president says the government has poured more than 220000000000 dollars into increasing the fertility rate over the past 16 years without avail or provision me on it. we need the effect of policies that are based not on populism. talk about science and data. nonetheless, the incentives will continue the latest a monthly stipend, effective january. first mothers in south korea will receive an equivalent of $550.00 per month per child. until that infant turns one, that parent pay is set to rise to 800 dollars next year. for, for those who are from here, the district of con, ma'am, which has the lowest fertility in soul. a one time birth bonus of $1500.00

a week. or higher if the infant is a 3rd or 4th child. when eugene is expecting her 2nd baby next month, she walked away from a career and education consulting, where she had her eldest he own. she welcomes the cash for additional expenses such as nappies and bottles. but the real help she needs an extra pair of hands is still out of reach that, that kind of service that i really need. because since i have 2 children, if one is sick, then i need to go to the hospital, but i have to carry my infant 2nd child to go to the hospital. it's my 1st child and it will be very difficult because it's not like my husband can be here like 247 . he needs to go out to work. when sociologist says the government has missed the mark, pointing to young people who face low wages and unstable employment prospects which leads to increased competition. and, and brewing distrust between genders. children are

a life long commitment and many young ogles. find it difficult to think about being responsible for the one person's life when they're not sure about their future. so furthermore, some yarborough's are constantly exhausted and higher as a result of working long hours as lifespans increase economist project that by 2050, for every 100 working south koreans, there will be 76 dependence, both minors and the elderly. the government will need to decide how to prevent the demographic imbalance from tipping into a fight over a limited resources unit. kim al jazeera sol. ah, i can check on the headlines here. on the al jazeera, russia says $6.00 to $3.00 of its soldiers were killed in a ukrainian rocket attack on their barracks and the eastern dummy at screech. and it's a rare acknowledgment of casualties by moscow. ukraine's military history.