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tomorrow. hamlin is in a critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest and during again ah, so israeli far right minister, it's my been givers intrusion into the alex mos compound has been called deeply provocative. national security minister been give it entered the site on tuesday, angry muslims around the world. it is one of his lamps, holy sites, housing the dome of the rock and me alex or mosque enact the ham and was eaten. israeli had been enough here. the storming of alexa must by the israeli minister, been given this morning, constitutes a serious challenge to the feelings of the palestinian people. you recall on our people to confront such incursions that aim to make an x m must adjust temple. this is a violation of all into national norms, valleys, conventions, laws, and israel's pledges to the american president or several palestinian groups

including hamas and garza condemned. this had been given intrusion. hm, asset, it will not sit idly by it's been given a controversial far right politician. known for his anti palestinian and racist remarks. he is called for greater jewish access to the alex and mos compound. so our heart is more now from occupied east jerusalem. vancouver is quite the controversial figure, probably the most controversial in this new government that was sworn in just a few days ago. this is very much in keeping with his personality. it's not the 1st time he's visited, but it is the 1st time that it is rainy minister has, has, i wouldn't even say visited this radio call. it visited the palestinians, call it storming of alex our most compound. i just wanted to give you some context on our camera and you had is going to show you what it ok. so most compound is it's just behind me here. you'll see that the golden door and that's the dome of the

rock. and we've also got the area that space around that that includes the mosque, and that area is called the compound. it's a said holy site for most muslims, off the micah and medina and saudi arabia. so very significant for the muslim world . and we've had a lot of reaction because this is not just a potential of causing publication and violence that could potentially happen not just reaction from the international community, but within the loo could policy as well. members, including the opposition, be to who is also the former prime minister. and i just want to read to the reaction that we've heard from international reaction. we've had the boss that it's israel say that the us biden is ministration has made it clear since this incident this morning that the israeli government, that opposes the israeli government and opposes steps that could home the status quo in the holy sites. israel, former prime minister in current opposition leader. yeah. le. pete has criticize been give us intrusion. i love be treated. the state of israel does not accept

dictates from anyone regarding it security, but to quarrel with half the world just so that ben gifford, will spend 13 minutes on the temple mount is political irresponsibility, and an incredible weakness of netanyahu in front of his ministers. so let's take a look. what makes ben give us intrusion into the compound, say controversial. as we mentioned, it is the 3rd holiest site from muslims, while use call it a temple mount rivera. it is a possible site where a final temple will be built. they pray at the western wool and any muslims are allowed to pray in the most compound, but many palestinians fear the sights. wisdom identity is under threat by ultra right wing jewish groups increasingly intruding into the site to pray illegally. palestinian groups in garza have spoken out about when give us intrusion into the most compound. that's how i deal with how wanna been a we consider this cowardly attempt by been given a dangerous escalation and approval cation of the palestinians and the arab and

muslim nations. this could spoke a religious war in the region. with robin give her has been a controversial figure for many years. he's a former youth coordinator of the ultra national instruct party which was outlawed in 1994, also being branded a terrorist group. is a lawyer by trade, who's represented a number of far right activists, accused of hate crimes against palestinians is also in the past, been convicted of incitement to racism and destroying property, and has called for in his words, disloyal palestinians to be expelled from israel. tyco levy is the president of the us middle east projects in the format is ready, negotiator. he explains the level of coordination involved and been give us incursion. why he went to the compound. this was with the full coordination of the prime minister's office of the israeli security agencies of the internal security agency, the shin bet, etc. the timing early in the morning. the head fake of oh,

it's not gonna happen to day. so 1st of all, fully coordinated with nut ano, 2nd of all, yes, banga, bell extremist, but also to caution not to make this too exclusively about the person of bengal beer. he is a particular brand of extremism, but let's see the thread of continuity here. and the threat of coordination across the israeli political system. let's remember it was just over 2 decades ago that sharon irish sharon then the opposition leader did a visit to our luxor that led to a major outbreak of several years of violence. let's not forget that this time around. not only was this coordinated with latin, yahoo! but this is probably going to be the modus operandi of the new government, the game of one upsmanship of hard line arisen each time they undertake a provocation. and it is not met with a serious response. they will say, you see those who caution and say, be scared,

don't do this when we assert what they will in jewish rights, we're proving them wrong. so this will be a spiral, i think. and crucially, it plays into nut and yahoo's hands cuz he will turn round to the international community and say, i'm the responsible guy. i'm the safe pair of hands work with me. and we can get through this next period on the palestinian teenagers been killed during an israeli raid near bethlehem in the occupied west bank. a palestinian health ministry says 15 year old adam i had was shot dead by israeli forces is ready. military says it shot someone involved in what it called violent confrontations with its soldiers. israel also made don rage on palestinian homes and talker m daneen and cover for luke. on choose day lou.

now the funeral procession for brazilian football legend pallet's underway in the southern city of santos. large crowds of gathered on the streets of the city where he began his career. he died on thursday, the age rated to be buried near the santos football club. i enjoy now by our sports presenter journalist for more colors. legendary pupil crit, there will be no one else, like pele, say the fans, and the about just says it old. or yes, absolutely. she say, nick, that the pictures there do side all here. he was the fust big global superstar of football really spearheaded the beautiful game as it is, is known to snap sleep global icon. you say brazil. what's one of the 1st things that come into your head pallet? well, it certainly is for me, and i'm sure for many people all around the world, an icon on the pitch. i mean, we just got to look at and what he did at the 1970 world cup. and in a he a score he was the player of the tournament for goals and is one minus $13.00 wild cops. i mean, that is an incredible feat which probably saw in our lifetimes will probably ever

be achieved again, maybe kenyan and buffet with france might be in with a shout. but yeah, he just an incredible, incredible football player. we had somebody, one of the fancy earlier the man is dead, but palo himself is, is immortal. a you kind of saw that hit during the world cup because he was very poorly while the world cup was going on. but there were posters and placards all over catherine. yes it is interesting, isn't it? because you know, he retired from playing over 40 years ago, but we will still know who he is. the younger generation year children out there in the palais brazil, as everybody knows who he, pa is. and i suppose you could say the fact he lived out his last few weeks during the world cup was in a way appropriate because he could see that that global outpouring of love, there was, well just hearing katara, the arm at the dr. talk one day and a projection of him was one of the buildings that it was saying get, well, seem to hell. i only had messages saying get well seed and just is outpouring of love from football and fans. and i guess it was quite facing that he got to see

that final outpouring of love towards him. it's will. it's the end of his life. i'm at 70 underway right now in santos, in the town where he made his name. but what sort of mom was he a and just how much of an important role did he play for football for his country and for sports or hope while he's kind of university recognized as, as a very humble, humble man. and in the loss, in our last these are we actually spoke to the director of the appellate netflix documentary and he said he was warm. he was giving, he was generous. he took fame in his, in his stride. he was a famous in brazil from the tender age of 15. i mean, not many people at the age of 15 could cope with those levels of fame, a k. i know he didn't have his social media to deal with like today's dollars day, which obviously complicates matters and makes fame that, that bit more tricky a bit. again, this same direct to said he couldn't find anybody to speak negatively about him. i think that says a lot, isn't it about, you know, this man,

he faced opposition plasm. some of the english plaza from the sixty's they, they said he was quite unique in the fact that he was friends with some of them. and if you can't really imagine, like rinaldo being friends of messy, i was different like that he, he was friends with his rivals as well as his teammates. and yet everybody just had this very unassuming, yeah, absolutely. when you consider all that, he achieved his or to remain that ground. 8, it is quite something is quite astound. here you go with for you very well. did me . i mean he was also we have to remember is also the 1st real commercial face of football. was new. yeah, he was actually there that, that is a very true he m here paid an abscess for things such as a petrol toothpaste, bicycle site. and that was the 1st time you kind of seen football players do that was so used to nowadays aren't we seeing a play as advertising things? but yeah, he was so one of the, one of the fust to do that. and i mean, it's just it another, another thing about police which i find so interesting is,

apart from his briefs by playing in new york, he was essentially a one club monsanto's. he had this deep love and passion, which is obviously reciprocated. we can see in these pictures of the procession and you don't get in a many, many players who are a one club men, couple that stick in my mind. steven jour livable pops. tany adams, arsenault. and he did, of course, have office from the so called big european clubs, but he, he never strayed from santos, out of love and lote he said in the past, it was a profession filled with love. now it's just a profession indeed. and we look at the police coughing and profession around the city. a sense of jonathan's, where most people say religion. yeah. and so now david, troy hone is director of the netflix documentary that jim was talking about in school caused pillow. and he says it was remarkable experience to me to work with it, celebrated prayer river, 18 month here, pallet overseas sort of become a little bit more reclusive, from fame in the, in the last few years he did very, very few interviews. ah. and we were,

by the only people who manage to spend some serious amounts of time with him. ah, and to try and as, as he said before, this for a private individual despite his level of fame. and to try and pill off some of those masks. but he was very, very giving, with his time very warm, it always turn up late. ah, but he as soon as he did turn up, he could see him flick a switch, he was the king, and he hated silence his will, was to chatting and joking, and wanted to include every body armor was happy to give countless autographs. after every time we filmed with him and we spent the best part of 18 months, ah, filming with him not continuously but every now and then. ah, but yeah, he and he was just everything you'd expect him to be warm, giving generous, and very professional too. i think there was a great sense of humility, but also this great sense of pride. he really loved brazil. 2 things he loved son santos, and brazil. ah. and he was very, very proud to have traveled the world with both. ah,

and who as we talked about earlier and to have put brazil on the map through his footballing actions. and that was both with, with club and with country. but he was very, very proud of santos. he would if there was santos paraphernalia all around his house. any time someone mentioned santo's, head start cheering and going santa's football club. the greatest team in the world . peggy, while still head on these are including could the united states help resolve germany's energy crisis as it tries to scale back its reliance on russia. he up the pace of life in china is more restriction to place on those. looking to leave the country gospel coming up to more schools to start from leaf or well come on, caught side and be a game details. come up with jim. ah la. then later on tuesday, republicans in the united states will take control of the house of representatives . they not only won a majority in november's mid term elections,

but fail to take the senate. and those results are having an impact on who the next speaker of the house might be. republican favorite, kevin mccarthy has been struggling to get enough votes protocol. he reports now from washington. 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 ann 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 with their speaker then we will get along. 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. let's take this on with our white house froze when it can be, how can joints not from washington, dc and, and kimberly the issue of the house speaker here is the thing, isn't it said presenting something of a challenge to the usual procedures that would be followed yeah, and given the fact that it is a co equal branch of the government, in other words, the what happens in the legislature or the congress does affect the white house. it's being watched very closely here at the white house. so in about 2 hours time, we know that there will be the 1st vote taken place for house speaker. and if that is not a very clear majority for kevin mccarthy, then what we and we expect that there won't be that clear majority, that he is sure the votes he needs to become. how speaker that process could

continue to play out even dozens of times throughout the day. and it could even adjourn at the end of the day with no house speaker. and that means that no business will be conducted in till a house speaker is selected. and so what we know historically and patty talked about this a little bit. her report is that this is not happened very often in u. s. history. in fact, if this process continues for some time, eventually there will be invoked to process known as plurality, where eventually majority will finally select a speaker. and it hasn't happened since about 949 or 956, where eventually a majority of people pick the house speaker. but again, that took the process of a 129 ballots before they got to that point. so hopefully it won't take that long, but we do know that there is going to be

a little bit of drama before we get to eventually selecting a house speaker. right. and whenever it is resolved, will actually make any difference of the way things will pan out for the remainder of this administration. as far as the house representatives is concerned in to play with the administration. well, what this signals is that this is going to be messy and it may sort of trickle on to the white house, and that's not a good sign for joe biden to his legislative agenda. because what this means is, this is a republican house, a controlled house that is ready for a fight. and right now is amongst themselves. there are 5, hold out republicans who are trying to make things difficult within the party, but soon they'll set their sights on the white house and joe biden. and so that means investigations of the president as stalling his legislative agenda. but it also could mean trouble for the president and his son hunter biden, who has had some questions about his business conduct the relationship between

ukraine, china, and even whether or not the president conducted some of this business with his son . and whether any of this happened during the campaign, whether it happened inside the white house, all of this is something that the house controlled republican committees could now be looking into. it doesn't mean that the president is going to be able to carry on any of the things he would like to be moving forward in terms of things he would like to accomplish with respect to climate change or health care or any of the other things that he campaigned on, so the white house was watching this very carefully, knowing that this could mean a bit of difficulty for his legislative agenda for the remainder of his term. or i could believe that maybe we'll keep it on it, is that things unfold to the coming of speech or later? thanks a lot. now, opening arguments to be at begun in the trial of enrique tabio, the former leader of the far right, u. s. group the proud boys,

the trial concerns involvement in the january 2021 attack on the u. s. capital atoria and his co defendant, sir charged with seditious conspiracy, and other counts relating to the attack. 2 years ago, it led to a delay in the certification of president jo biden's election victory. many leaders in the german government have campaigned for an end to fossil fuels and atomic energy, but those goals have been put on hold as an energy crisis intensifies summoner arguing, continued use of nuclear power. and fossil fuels are the only way to solve it. dominant cane has this 2022 was the year when coal was king, had one point it was providing more than a 3rd of all. germany's energy with the war in ukraine, taking russian hydrocarbons off the market. coal from elsewhere became the easiest go to energy source. power stations were reactivated to burnett liquefied natural gas or l. n. g was another watchword,

new terminals were built on the north sea coast to accommodate supertankers carrying it, and a long term deal to acquire $2000000.00 tons of contrary and n g each year was signed. but in the short analysts say ministers will have to adapt their green agenda. they will do more of what they have done already. foster additional energy supplies make sure they can come in also through germany on g terminals. and a huge step forward will be to reduce demand further. a lot needs to be done in household still because building needs to be need ventilated. heating systems need to be changed to can't do all of this in 2023, but it needs to start now. the other metaphorical elephant in the room is nuclear. 3 reactors, which would you to go off stream permanently, have been temporarily camped in operation. this provides around 6 percent of the energy germany uses annually, but that's as far as the green party and government is prepared to go on to nuclear

sentiment is so entrenched in germany in large parts of the population that it's going to be relatively hard to, to really, especially for the greens, if they want to keep their credibility to, to go on to, to prolong nuclear power indefinitely. maybe for a few more months, maybe for a year. but i don't think in the long runs in germany, nuclear power will have any future. but that sort of view is not shared by many in the german parliament who believe nuclear energy has a clear role to play. and for some time yet, mid anim, stick with the dead just by extending the life of the remaining 3 nuclear power plants, we ultimately achieve ball to missile. instead, we need continued operation until at least the end of 2024. that is what we are proposing now, and we need a new feel for them. and to contemplate, such a move is painful for many in the current governments. most of them have spent their entire lives campaigning against fossil fuels and nuclear power. and yet, this is where the decades of deepening dependence on russian energy has brought

them. environmentalism may provide fire in their bellies, but it seems unlikely to provide much heat and light in millions of homes. this winter dominant cane al jazeera berlin. while the 1st shipment of liquefied natural gas from the united states has now arrived in germany, the vessel called the maria energy is loaded with around 170000 cubic meters of energy. and that's enough to power around $50000.00 german homes for year. before the war and ukraine, russia supplied more than half of germany's natural gas demand. let's explore this further. we can speak to thomas at donal who's in energy and listen metra at the high school of governance and joins us on skype from berlin thomas. so the us living up to its promise to supply l n g. how crucial is the supply? well, thanks for having me today. um, it's absolutely crucial to europe. we're in the midst of a, you know,

this is another front of the war that everybody knows about, the hot war ukraine. hooton's not doing very well there. his military. so he's counting on the energy war with europe, especially by cutting off and restricting the natural gas to europe to cause economic difficulties. and it is causing economic difficulties to cause the you the alliance and support of ukraine to split. and so far they fade strong and they're doing quite well the united states, as you mentioned, fighting promise last year to send an extra $15000000.00. 15000, i'm sorry to send a lot of extra l n g last year. and he did the same thing. this year some people sort of made fun of it. where is he going to find it? but in both cases it came from the united states quicker and sooner than anybody expected. so a lot of the russian guess is the made up for by l. n g from the united states. how much does this reduce europe and germany's reliance on gas for russia?

well, in the short term, it doesn't like the terminal that's opened. well, it opened actually a week or 2 ago, but that's receiving the natural good. the l n. g from the united states to the, from the colors to pass on the texas border on that one when it's at full tilt should provide about 10000000000 cubic meters a day. there's other plans that will provide that are coming online soon. that will provide 5 to 7000000 cubic meters a day over the next 2 to 3 years. now each one of the north stream, one pipeline, but the north stream, one pipeline was 55000000 cubic meters a day directly from russia. there was also another pipeline across poland and bell ruth into germany in europe. and that was about 30000000 cubic meters a day. the europa jamar pipeline. and there is about $40000000.00 that were coming before the 1000000000 the year that we're coming across ukraine, which is way down to almost nothing. so these terminals by themselves are not going

to make it up. it's crucial to germany to get this. but all the other european countries are also bringing in el, and gee, they're bringing pipeline, guess more from north africa. they're working on that from algeria and other countries. and norway. and it's going to be til 2026 or 2027. so they can completely replace the rushing, right, especially from us and considering sources. interesting. i little you mentioned that the surprise me how quit fits has happened because when it was 1st announced, there was a great deal of doubts about europe being able to put the bas, see the necessary infrastructure in place to receive the l n g? yes, yes, yes. on the one hand, the germans have built on the 1st couple stations, you know, they would normally take about 4 or 5 years. they get it in about 5 months. so what, you know, when the german economy wants to do something, industry, they can get it done. they shouldn't relied a russian gas for all these years. but this, they got done rather fast. so germany bill, these terminals, i think rather fast. and it's just that real live it actually,

you're right at 1st. there is this limit of taking it in. but as we go on over the next few years, the real limit is there's not enough in the world to bring in even no matter how much you build here, to receive it. the united states and katara both are having huge expansions and they're the main sources that will come in the future, but it'll be 2026, mid 2026 or 2027 before those really get on line. and the whole gas market can come down and hopefully prices get back to normal. and russia is completely replaced in europe. so that's going to take a while and, and, but it's going ahead full til or in terms will even that, thanks very much data for your analysis. it's almost donald speaking, just making but celeste ronald 0 memorials held in paris for because fatigue killed in type last month. plus we're paying big bucks for babies with the government now offering incentives to young parents. we don't support coming up with german,

rinaldo joining the saudi club general will be here with the official presentation . ah severe thunderstorms are sweeping across the southern us. those details right here right now. hi everyone. i think the risk of seeing some tornadoes from eastern texas right through to kentucky. but i think the real danger zone will be new orleans to atlanta, especially on tuesday. so packed within this storm system, hill flash flooding and could see windows up to 100 kilometers per hour. this also stretches right into the great lakes and we've got a snow storm for the upper midwest. could see some freezing rain and there is ball when you consider minneapolis or temperature rate. about freezing to the west. we go few showers in the forecasts. vancouver 5 to grease. same goes for seattle and

rain still lingering around for s f in los angeles. but our next pacific storm moves in on wednesday, this going to be vigorous, more rain and wind. this is a deep area of low pressure. think the deeper the low, the more intense disarmed system will be. with those storms through the southern us, most of the energy is being drawn up. there is so fairly quiet right across central america. but where we do have some big storms in paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil. so for the states of santa katerina and real drawn data, so we've got whether alerts in play for how much rain will see your temperature is on the way up again, through the river plate region onto the de 029 degrees on tuesday. see later. ah, activists radical and the founder of african cinema, out just in the world tells the story, is the more attaining direct a making style. he made the brake issue,

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blue. ah, how are you watching? how does your might about top sports? and israel's mute, security minister has intruded into the compound housing. the actual mosque move, palestinians describe forklift as being a stream of condemnations by israeli opposition, as well as our countries like cutter, saudi arabia, and jordan. the u. s. congress will reduce sitting for the 1st time this year. later on tuesday. republicans have taken control of the house representatives for their front runner for speak. kevin mccarthy is struggling to get enough support from his party. thousands of mourners in brazil have been paying their final respects to the football legend. pele, who will be laid to rest later on, choose day. he died on thursday at the age of 18 to be buried near the state even santos,

where he started his career. monica yankee of john just now live from santos. monica gives a sense of what's happening on this important day is that a legend is to be laid to rest. yes. all were standing right in front of the vertical cemetery behind me where bellaire will be buried. it will be a private ceremony for the family. ah, the funeral procession is still going through the streets of santos, followed by 230000 fans than people that are accompanying it. it already passed the house of bellairs, mother who turned 100 years old last november and its making its way here. this is actually very close to the santa stadium where the wake was held. the 24 hour were wake, where even our president was in nashville. lula silva attended this wake or earlier

this morning. he was among the last people to see pen there. his body was embalmed and he was, are in saw inside the stadium. were thousands of people were going around just without being able to stop or going around, just to say their last goodbyes are 22, blair. so it's been a very very emotional day here in santos. indeed, very emotional. just how important a man was played for brazil and how much of a role did he play in that kind of shaping of, of the brazilian identity? well, he is. he died at 82 so many young brazilians never saw him play, but are his name became an adjective in brazil. when you want to say that someone is the best that he can be and something they'll say, oh, he's the belair of tennis, or he's the fed layer of basketball. it's just are,

he's known to be the best because he had 3 world cops because he could play with either fort. he could even be a goalie if the case was necessary. also, he was, ah, a black man from a humble origins that made it to the top. he became an ambassador for our brazil and in many causes. ah, he made football popular also in the united states. we were talking earlier to one of his lookalikes. and this man was saw in orlando, ah, going over just a trip to orlando and he saw that all these americans were taking pictures of him. st. beller, bella. and he didn't know what this was about until he realized that they thought he was paulette. as of then he had been in a deep depression and as of the, as of then, his wife changed because he, because he became velez look alike going on. lots of tv shows. and he was also standing outside the stadium earlier before the funeral procession left. so belay also is,

is the man that made it to the top. * are people are very proud of him and it's basically, it's like a synonym of brazil. it's like one of brazil's great names. indeed, i have money to leave it there for a moment to keep it on my possession as it approaches to the funeral home that monica over here for point from santos. in brazil, memorials have been held for the 3 kurdish victims killed in the ty, comparison december. 69 year old man has been charged with murder for the shootings of kurdish cultural centre. thousands of curts who across europe, travel to paris for the sermon, is open j does the harmony pass. given seeing emotional people paying their last respects to the 3 victims who were shot dead in paris. and there's been a stream of people coming in from various parts of problems as well as other neighboring countries in europe. and you can see that this has been

a trickle true of thousands of people who are gathered outside this venue. the same venue with 3 victims, 10 years ago were made respects to last time. divinity here says that they're unhappy with the way the government has treated this incident so far. it has not declared it a terrorist incident, and they feel that they're not just angry and disappointed. they're also insulted by the government decisions that is taken so far. the 59 year old man remains in custody. there's going to be an investigation before trial and then if you move forward and this community is just not happy, it says that there are people who, when they're incidents rather who would be taking place over smaller nature in scale. and they've been declared harrison to them. why not them? and they are also because it's also a very diverse community which has been fleeing violence and persecution in iraq and syria in turkey and in iran as well. and they're also, the emotions are running very high here because they are also angry, not just the french government,

but at the governments from where they've been seeing has been on the political persecution that they've tens of thousands of railway workers in the united kingdom, holding a 5 day strike, pay and conditions remain at the center of the dispute. harry falls reports from what is usually one of london's busiest stations for british commuters. it's a case of new year, same strikes. tens of thousands of rail workers from the r n. t union began a 2 day walk out on tuesday, kicking off a 5 day run at industrial action across the rail network. this 1st strike leading a skeleton service in some parts of the country, monitors and others have been really hectic. especially getting to work has been really difficult. but fortunately, again, you know, with technology, it does help that we can work from home. so i completely understand that people have the right to strike and i support them straight and also coming back christmas . but also you want to do is and have delayed travel. trains are still running, particularly at major city hubs like this one,

but they're running at about 20 percent of normal capacity starting later and finishing earlier in the day. passengers are being told not to travel at all possible. those who are making journeys, having to plan accordingly, the unions won't pay awards that reflect inflation currently running at nearly 11 percent and they're resisting proposed changes to working conditions, including more dr. only trains and more mandatory sunday working and members work in law as we phone up in the air and their conditions will be ripped to pieces. they have it know so that not, it wasn't even 1st in the, the thinking about pay hundreds of and then there's a beating contract saying don't throw our conditions away in return for a very modest pay. do the government rejects the unions charged that it's preventing the rail companies from making a deal at the same time, insisting inflation matching pay awards with hon the economy. there's a fair, reasonable payoff for on the table which 2 of the trade unions have accepted the r m t sadly decided to reject it has to be an offer that's fair,

reasonable for the taxpayer, as well as for the people who work and industry. and we will go to see some reform in the way the industry operates so that we have a proper 7 day road way that passengers can rely on network rail which runs and maintains the tracks says such a deal is within touching distance. there are reports that improved benefits rather than pay or under consideration. for now though, this winter of strikes i'm disruption rose on harry faucet, al jazeera london medical professionals in the case national health service. so they're under pressure. that is, quote, intolerable, an unsustainable throw. college of emergency medicine, so delays in care could account for up to 500 deaths each week. several hospitals, health trust and ambulance service is declared critical incidents of the festive period. a critical incident is a situation where these services could not operate properly. rory challenges more, not from london. where do you get these kind of warnings every winter really that the n h s is in crisis, but i think there is

a panic at the moment that the system does seem to be in the midst of some sort of significance breakdown when it comes to health care numbers tell stories i it is a staff for you if i hurts. got myself ill or injured in november and take myself to accidents and emergency is a pretty good chance that i would have been one of nearly 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital or a department. now that is an increase of 355 percent on the same stats from the previous november. and it's delays like this that the president's of the raw college of emergency medicine is saying a causing $300.00 or $500.00 ex or deaths not per month. but how weak, ah, and he is saying that this is on good day sir. it's not a guesstimate,

there is good still a statistics to back that up. and his warning against, or listening to government figures who he says might be trying to spin. this is being down to the pandemic. he says it's not. incidentally, government ministers has come out and said that this is largely down to the pandemic. a china has condemned to move by several countries to impose cove 19 restrictions on people traveling from his borders, who are not required to present a negative cov 19 test. united states, japan, italy and cutter are among the nations that introduce the new measures due to a reported search in infections. when we, when concord, you shall, we can go to, we believe that some countries have imposed entry restrictions targeting only chinese travelers. this decision like scientific basis and some practices are unacceptable. we firmly opposed any attempts to manipulate epidemic prevention measures in order to achieve political goals. we will take counter measures based on the principle of reciprocity is covered. 90 measures are raised in china life in

major cities is starting to return to normal. but the medical system is on the strain with many suspecting that beijing is under reporting the number of cases, katrina, you reports from beijing in wintry beijing. the pace of life is picking up. people are enjoying being outdoors after weeks of staying inside after a wide spread curve at 19 outbreak. yas, on food cells, traditional suites from his cart. welcome to the lifting of restrictions in december. only. what year of all is good? if indeed all the restrictions are ever one can come out now for was good for counter man. if you always in lockdown, you have no income for sure. well, he says, business is better now than its been in years. the 67 year old had covered 19 last month, but many of the people we spoke to in this neighborhood have told us they also called the virus province. at least the 70 to 80 percent of people in this area got

carried, welton under. we all got sick for doors who have recovered, life has returned to normal tests and health court scans are no longer quiet and to restaurants and public spaces. tuesday is the 1st working day of 2023 and the streets here, a busier than they've been in months. many businesses have reopened and most workers have returned to the office. but it's not just the streets that are crowded . hospitals are full of people seeking treatment for covered 19 the chinese center for disease control and prevention says less than half a 1000000 people have been infected nationwide. but scientists say cases automatically under reported. the government insists the situation is under control . when the issue is household goods or torture nationwide our medical resources have not yet reached a situation of tight supply. we have anticipated a substantial increase in demand. so we are well prepared to for those who are healthy,

there's relief that the years of lock downs are behind them and many are looking forward to a new sense of normalcy. katrina, you are the 0 paging. the philippine president has arrived in china for 3 days. state visits, ferdinand marcos. judith says, is looking forward to improving times with the chinese see this using pink or expect to sign a deal that would allow manila to directly communicate with beijing on the issue of the dispute in the south china sea. south korea has one of the lowest fertility rates in the world, and the government wants to change that. it's increasing childcare support to encourage young people to start families. it's kim reports now from so the 1st babies of the year in south korea twins held by their grandmothers and another buy a new fathers. 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 $220000000000.00 into increasing the fertility rate over the past 16 years without avail or provision. meaning we need effect of policies that are based not on populism, from 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 friends one that parent pay is set to rise to 800 dollars next year. for those who are from here, the district of con them, 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 on. 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 but kind of service that i really need. because so if 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 with my 1st child. and it'll 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 brewing distrust between genders. children are a life long commitment and many young ogles. find it difficult to think about being responsible for to one person's life when they're not sure about their future. so furthermore, some yobbos are constantly exhausted and tire is

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 silhouette neurology 0 novak talk a bit. she's off the market. you tennessee? timothy here. foolish.

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oh, good good of jimmy his will. thank you, nick. that's just a couple of minutes until christiana, rinaldo is officially presented by his new club in saudi arabia, al nasa. he arrived in rapt on monday after agreeing to join on a 2 and a half year contract with a salary of $206000000.00 a year. the 37 year old was a free agent off to his high profile splits with manchester. united is being reported, a clause in his contract gives him the option of joining saudi and newcastle online if they qualify for the champions league. the numbers off, staggering when you break down it, run out as reported. salary $206000000.00 a year works out at roughly $17000000.00 per month. 4.3000000 a week. 600. $13000.00 per day. more than $25000.00 an hour. $425.00 a minutes and how about this $7.00 per 2nd? nice work if you can get it. are now they shirts are already selling

a fast and $25000.00 fans are expected to show up for the presentation. as al nasa stadium, the clubs instagram account has already seen an increase of more than a 1000000 followers since the move was announced. and the member have an am an international player as big as ronaldo joining the saudi league. it will be huge enhancement for the league as well as asian and arab golf football in general on a shelf of thought. amy, i think it's a world class deal. it's a fix will not stop bordeaux nasa because having a style like rinaldo will lead to a noticeable change in the saudi league overall. and i talked on a lad, i expect that from now on the if any player received an offer from a saudi club, they will accept because rinaldo did, i think this is an enhancement for the reputation of the saudi league and will attract the attention of football fans allow for more of this so we can speak now to a football on this ice. men outweighed re who's in a duran at saudi arabia. ethan, i spoke to you during the world cup and we discussed saudi arabia's incredible torments as great to have you back on. now run out, i not cheap, but how big a based is this for nasa?

am the saudi league of brazil. thank you for having the again no, how big? i mean it's, it's gigantic, it's earth shattering. it's, i mean, it could be brought to the world on axis for at least the last 48 hours. i mean, you were said that the increased when instagram count was not just one minute. it's actually jumped from 800-0027 point 8000000 followers in the and most aligns to graham account. so it's been monumental for the country for the club, and i mean for the world wow is impacts already being felt then and how our football vans in saudi reacting. oh, i mean it's, it's, it's, it's been, it's been great for some shocking for others who support a nozzles. right? real rivals out loud and are big just general defense from edge as united around madrid. but it's, it's been huge. i mean it's, it's, it's, it's the talk everywhere as a talking barbershop to that the talks in the cafes at work,

the water cooler moments. i mean, everybody though the word on the street right now is chrissy. i don't know. so certainly a real app does of excitement that and that is the height that the more big names who follow and now that we're now to is made smith. good, good. i mean the did the, i have, we brought this up the last time we met the amount of investment and saudi football . and so the sport in general in the kingdom has been enormous. and i think it's only going to be all going up from here. they're going to try to get big names. who knows maybe that we might get messy, maybe as latan and grandma bitch any, any of these players that we would normally see, go towards previously china, previously about or previous or until now to the united states of america. where the analysts, the becoming towards a saudi arabia to play football. but you think any of these players would come at the peak of that career? of course, every now and i now 30 seventies in the twilight of his career say, how far away away from, you know, stars in that peak joining teams in saudi arabia g think. i mean, let's,

let's wait until we hit the 2030 mark, which is, is that the benchmark or the deadline for a lot of these initiatives? by that time i think the targets will be that the, sorry, the becomes one of the top 10 in the world. and by that time, i think as you can see from the and he does dominance in the aging champions league that the sport and the content has been huge and it's taking a big shift. and the next step is just to be a big competition goalie in comparison to the other big tough by your families magazines of yours. yes. many of us will wait to see what happens with interest or use men outweigh tree football analyst in saudi rabbit. thank you. for your time and your insight. liverpool have suffered another damaging defeats in the premier league. a young club, st. beaten, a 31 by brentford, the 5th loss of the season. liverpool. what suit our simon? and go on this header by you and visit branford on their way. clock made

a 3 changes at the break. and alex enclave chamberlain did score ago for the 19th time at lee champions. that brent that had the final say a thanks to a cameron international brian and burma redford on visa now in 6 games, livable down in 6 in the table. and nfl player is in critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field during a game. on monday night buffalo bills safety a de my husband was given cpr after being hut while tackling a cincinnati bengals. a pregnant t higgins. he was surrounded by teammates, some of whom were in tears as he was being treated before being transferred to hospital. the game was suspended, and sports dolls have been offering their support to impress to hamilton for his recovery. i seen the play, but i don't know exactly what happened. mama, dalton and schubert prayers goes up to the skies above for his family for him. for you know that brotherhood of the in a feel and everybody report and feel family. i'm a huge fan of the in a film,

a huge fan of football. you know, you never want to see anything like that happen and abroad was an action on monday carrying the at a lake is that to victory over the charlotte hornets, he scored a 43 points on the 11 rebounds of the latest one at $121.00 to $115.00 against the one it's, james is now pulled within $500.00 points of kareem. abdul jabbar n b, a record of 3838741 with the brooklyn that had some special guests in the crowd for their game against the san antonio. his bus well kept starts getting him back way of france. amber. hi, is ash roughneck. amy watched as the next one at 139 to one. i 3, kevin durand school 25 of those points and later gave the pat mence jesse's one number 5. and if that joke of is on his fuss singles when the new tennis season, the sub is rolling out for the australian open in adelaide and faced and constant election of france joclett, she's playing for the 1st time in australia since being deported over his private

19 a vaccination state as of last year, one, the match 6360. it says at 30, it's straight to single victory australian sloane in st. the goes back to 2018. and finally, baseball's oldest. a boon pot has been transformed into an outdoor hockey area for the n h house of 14th annual winter classic. it's a new year tradition for game to be held outdoors. and this time, it was a ton of the boston bruins to take home at the pittsburgh penguins, jake de bras school, his 2nd goal of the 3rd period with just over 2 minutes remaining as the boston bruins rallied, 4821. when that is only a sports now hopefully we will hear from christiane. even now that a little bit later, that job will you will see you later. thank you very much. the for that, is it maybe this news up? i'll be back in a couple minutes and i'll have more of the day of

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is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line? the latest news as a brakes. this particular sub station has been here in 3 separate effects. why fix russian we saw with detailed coverage they had held that the u. s. would relax water pandemic restrictions this week, which was likely had fettered their odds of getting in from around the world. 3000000 people to talk to the 3 point a site if they still work for you, then i'm the national team ah, now which is here with every