was in young men were traffic from west africa to europe in the middle east in 2021 . with the promise that play professional football meet central defender use of game he's from senegal suburb of refused use of all his dreams had come to a man presenting himself as a football agent told him he had talent and had found a club for him to join in to buy, so they sold their car and barred money for the trip, but there was no club to host him. the vast majority of the young man that you see on this pitch will not make a living, playing professional football. they'll be disappointment for them to carry out their families, but also entire communities and villages that have supported them use of gay is in debt and robbed of his dreams. and yet he has not lost hope and either has his family. the still expect their son will step into the football, boots of synagogues biggest players. ah,

this is al jazeera ah, 11 o'clock this is in is, are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. european union health ministers call for joint response to the reported search of cove at 19 cases in china while bay ging lift since travel restrictions. the u. s. house of representatives fails to elect to speaker, so to try gave in the coming house. ukraine's foreign minister says patriot missiles from the u. s. will soon arrive in keith to help in its fight against russia and security and economic growth on the minds of voters as nigeria gives up for general election. and i'm chemistry's for says lena massey gets a god ivana from his parish songs massey mates off days while coupling.

so yes, we start with the reported surgeon cove. at 19 cases in china, european union officials, a meeting in brussels to discuss a joint response. the german foreign minister says countries should take this very, very seriously some chinese regions and now seeing up to 1000000 new cases day off to baking, relax that strict curbs. last month, south career is increasing airport screening after chinese citizen went missing after testing positive on arrival. and japan is also tightening. border control measures by ging says, restrictions on its travelers are discriminatory and is called on europe to stop politicizing. the pandemic will need to either you'll push argon. yeah, we also know that many people see that if the u. s. and not politicized the pen to make it very on c. s, but responded responsibly with an attitude of putting lighter this light. the chinese government daily the covered 19 situation, both within the u. s. and world wide would not have developed as it has to day. we

sincerely hope that all the parties will focus on lighting clover 19. avoid color. the cessation of the a shell of streets in solidarity and work to give it to prevail over cove and 19 as soon as possible, you will get more on the meeting if you health officials with dominant cane who study virus and berlin. so donna, what are the chances of something definitive coming from this the thing that they always ministers, all as officials who are missing and the meeting starts in quite soon. what they're all going to say they want is a coordinated approach. an idea of getting a pan european response for the issue that got to deal with is that the cdc, that's the european agency, which looks into disease control. and that sort of thing. will it saying that it doesn't see that there is a greater need to bring, bring in unilaterally the sorts of measures that we've been hearing about, about controls or airports tests. and that sort of thing any further than already

are in existence because they believe that the variance that are to be seen in china already in the european union. and therefore, it would be as it were, shutting the door after the horses bolted. thus my words, not there's of course, and so what you have there is there is clearly a feeling that something needs to be done. but that idea that maybe they're a little bit hamstrung by what their own scientists are telling them. so upon e response at what, why do different, you governments have different approaches. will that cut to the heart of this? we have heard in the course of the last few hours from the german foreign minister and annabel bark, where she spoke about the fact that needs to be these pan european responses. she was a little bit coded in what appeared to be of them, slightly implied criticism of the way that china has made available. it's information about this current wave of covert and that sort of thing. but the problem is that some countries have long memories. they think that they are exposed

by the possibility of people arriving with cove. it's in a considerable number. the italians, for example, clearly have a particular history, a view about what happened in their country. going back at the start of the pandemic. and so they have taken the decision that they have done whereas you have other countries, as i say, who look at what the e c d c of said and say, well, it's not necessarily something we should be doing right now. but it has to be said that there is a growing number of countries in the european union and in europe, per se, the united kingdom, who are looking at the situation and are actively considering bringing in sorts of measures that the italian government has done. so all eyes on russell's right now to see what they might say, but the point to make here, the big caveat is that the medical advice, the scientific advice they've been receiving suggests not to expect any particularly serious development to day or directly with afloat dominic cane

reporting from berlin. well, as we mentioned earlier, south korea is increasing cov 19 check to the airport. it says around 25 percent of short term visitors from china tested positive on arrival on tuesday unit kim reports now from in june airport in south korea. slice connecting cities in china to here in china. international airport in south korea are at a fraction of what they used to be in pre pandemic times. and yet short term visitors who are able to walk through those doors would do so straight into a p. c. r testing booth, and from there, those who test positive would be moved to a hotel nearby for a week long florentine on their own expense. now health official say they found $73.00 positive cases. on tuesday, accounting for about 25 percent of china arrivals on that day, not including locals who would test within 24 hours at a local clinic near them. now these positive cases are being analyzed for variant

information. and despite these tightened protocols, we are already hearing on day 2 since roll out of one man who got away on the way to florentine forcing officials to have to put out an alert hostage and will you need all the chinese national immune forties tested positive for corporate control, airports, and lifted up permission while entering auto via quarantine bus. it is regrettable that such a disgraceful event occurred. officials war that such violations would lead to deportation and future entry baz possible fines, as well as jail time as they would run in a violation of the countries health codes. officials also saying it is becoming more and more difficult to understand what is happening with then mainland china as transparency on information is becoming more and more difficult. ah.

the u. s. house of representatives will look to break a deadlock in the coming house. it is lifted, unable to swear in new members all engage in proceedings of any kind. politicians fail to appoint a speaker on tuesday after a group of online republicans refuse to support the nomination. a fellow party member, kevin mccarthy. john hendern has this report now from capitol hill. it was a picture of republican chaos for the 1st time in a century. members had to vote for the speaker of the us house of representatives more than once and still after 3 times failed to produce a winner. a speaker has not been elected. a group of dissatisfied right wing republicans in the house. freedom caucus had a list of demands, easy removal of the speaker off prime committee assignments in fiscal conservatism . and to highlight them, they banded together to block would be house speaker kevin mccarthy might the day

began as it has every 2 years for 200 years. there were nomination offline. i rise today to nominate the gentleman from california. kevin mccarthy, a came jeffries of new york. there were votes. mccarthy, jeffries, mccarthy, jeffries. when even with the votes counted no 11 again and again toward and again inside the capitol. and at the white house, democrats, including president biden, watched the embarrassment of their political rivals. he's just not going to insert himself, he's going to let the process play out. i and continue to do the work of the american people. and they cheer democrat hakim jeffries, the honorable hacking jeffries of the state of new york has received 212 who came out on top in all 3 ballots, but not with the majority needed to win the speakership. the voting has a long way to go to beat the record. in 1856. the house picked a speaker after

a $133.00 ballads in 2 months. the new speaker will have a razor thin majority and little ability to pass legislation with a democratic senate and a democratic president is mccarthy and his allies regroup and hopes of winning another day. the rebels marked the day as a victory and proof of their power in a clearly divided party. john henderson, al jazeera capitol hill. well, i'd speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could he joined us now from washington, d. c. i. kimberly. why is this proving so difficult for the republicans? well, it has a lot to do with the divisions within the party in the division has to do with that shadow that looms over the party. and that is the former president, donald trump, and those that support him and those that don't. and kevin mccarthy is representative of that. he is still aligned with the former president in some form

or fashion. and he was very much above supportive. donald trump. in fact, he's gotten a fresh endorsement from the former president on truth social one of the. 2 platforms that is, belongs to donald trump, he has said both for kevin closed the deal. and so this is something that is attached to kevin mccarthy. and another reason that there is this division within the republican party as it has to do with the sort of underwhelming performance of republicans in the mid term elections that happened not so long ago. and that is also again to do with the fact that many republicans still cling to the former president and many within the party see this as the past and want to move forward toward the future and put that chapter behind them. and so the reluctance of some republicans to do so has really left the party divided. and so this is why there is

this difficulty in choosing the speaker. they are simply not able to get over this hurdle. and so this is why we are now in this 4th ballot. and so there are still a lingering 16 members. we believe that are still holding out. we know that kevin mccarthy is working. the phone's trying to convince them he believes that if he works, the falls long enough, eventually his detractors will get on board or simply give up and vote present. and ultimately he will become the speaker of the house or so for the time being, democrats may be enjoying the drama, the show, but it will get ugly for them soon enough. right? yeah, that's absolutely true. busy there was, we say, washington, there are certainly getting out the popcorn sitting back and watching the show, but it does have serious ramifications for democrats. number one, they're going to essentially feel the republicans nastiness soon turn on them in the form of investigations i. it's going to play out in the 4 investigations on the

top democrat at the white house. that is joe biden. and this is going to be devastating for his legislative agenda for the next 2 years. it means that there are going to be investigations into not only the president's son hunter by to which we know republicans have their sites on, but also it's going to stall anything the president hoped to accomplish, whether it be an assault weapons ban, something that we know is dear to his heart, but also things like attacking climate change, which we know is something that he campaigned on as well in a very quickly we should point out. well, the house of representatives is sort of muddy the in this controversy, there is the upper chamber, the u. s. senate where things are going a little bit more smoothly. in fact, the top republican, mitch mcconnell is going to be seen today with the joe biden. they're going to be going to, in fact the president has just left just now off of marine,

one of the self lot of the white house. the 2 of them are going down to the state of kentucky where they are going to be appearing side by side, a top democrats, off republican, getting along smoothly talking about how to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure. so it is possible to work together, even if we're not seeing it right now in the house of representatives, or it can be will either for the time being and see how things pan out in the coming years look. a pretty was still head on the news are including wide pakistan's decision to turn off the lights in miles and market places has shopkeepers worried. it is winter. apparently the northern hemisphere. some areas aren't exactly cold right now. we'll ask the scientist what's going on? an incredible finish and the 1st world's morton job unit 2023 more. come out with gemma in sport.

the ukrainian foreign minister has announced us base patriot. a defense missiles will soon arrive in the country. washington has pledged $1850000000.00 worth of military aid, which includes the patriot missiles us promised this help during the cranium. presidents visit to washington last month. charl stratford has worn out from keith . this patriot missile system has been highly controversial. of course, the big, the big question over supply you claim was whether in fact it was going to be seen potentially as a non defensive weapon, that the russians would call an escalation and react in kind. what we do know though, having spoken to mobile a defense units and commanders in those units in recent days, they say that the, the system will only be used to protect what they describe as the most critical

potential critical targets in ukraine. and of course, they saying this in the context of these more than a 1000, well over a 1000 chemicals, he drone and cruise missiles strikes that have been targeting various locations and critical infrastructure by the russians across ukraine. in recent months, this patriot missile system is exceptionally expensive. each missile cost surround, we're up to $4000000.00. so again, it's highly unlikely that this kind of system is going to be used to try and take out these chemicals. he drives and cruise missiles that come into the skies and target places across ukraine virtually every day. we have been looking at a sport in this country, a sport that is often described as a national obsession. and we've been looking at the effects of the war on it, and this is our report to machine gun bullets ripped

through alexander's legs. when he was fighting on ukraine's eastern front line, a 3rd bullet was stopped by the mobile phone in his pocket. his scientific nerve was severed, he cannot feel his right leg, and he is afraid, he will never be able to fulfill his goal in life. in a sport, ukraine is famous for around the world. boxing for me just in the water. it is not just a part of my life for it is my life. why should i say it was 3, but now i need to find something else. the feasel examiner, competing in 2016, rose to become car key regional champion before returning to fight in the war. last year, he lived in france, where he became regional champion in nice, promote home in a box and grace me as a person because i get off his out to father. how can the modern race in man alone,

i gotten to books and, and they tried to, to change me as a person. it hardens my character and no matter the challenges like being in the army or on the battlefield, or he and hospital, i'm hold him gone. i can take a punch or school. take your melissa. there is no surgeon available in ukraine who can perform the necessary operation that alexander needs in order to walk unaided and potentially box. again, he aspired to be a national champion. and one of the reasons is because boxing in this country is often described as a national obsession. one more vill breathe. this is former multiple world heavyweight title holder. and now men of give tale clinico visiting the frontline town of book lot, wearing the colors all free and this is current w b o w b a. and i b f heavyweight champion alexander lucy club.

ah, there are a boxing jims like this one. establish 40 years ago, right across ukraine. ah, men who used to train here and they are fighting on the front lines. some of these boxes may eventually do the same. all it could sco has been training here since he was 12. he joined the territorial defense unit when russia invaded last year, he jerked away now are correct. most of the war makes it more difficult to train. but when there's electricity and water available, my training feels like a celebration. we're lucky at this gym compared to places like mary upon which fell to the russians. and bach mood were fighting as heavy. deborah, so we can come here, thanks to the men fighting on the front lines. their guys who trained at this german are now fighting and some have been injured. they were warriors in the ring and they are warriors in life. for now,

all exams continues his grueling daily exercise. he can only hope he gets the operation he needs. so he can fight again. john stratford al jazeera keith in nigeria. politicians had begun holding campaign rally the head of a general election in february during wes thing. security issue has top the agenda militants and armed gangs continue to attack villages across the northwest. and part of the country i would address is following that rally in kind of almost every leading candidate in jetta. it's talking about the issues that bothers most niger and it's not just security, not the cost of living, but above all, a lot of people feel that if security is checked, that will be then a barn priority for now, simply because whenever you go in this country, the police can't even handle the situation on the ground, they federal government has to deploy security forces to make sure that the police

are supposed to deal with certain problems. but again, these problems continue from the ne, the book lot, i'm just now into it's 14 and then the vendor tree and the kidnappings. and then also a central part of the pocket continue. and also if you look at the distant part of this whole piece of the country that he knew. so i guess the by separate if you want an independent can probe. yeah. for movement is burning. government offices are trying to do as because we do so basically we continue to speak to will tell you that the priority is to stabilize the country to stabilize the quality and invested education, restore electricity, and deal with issues like that. pakistan's government has ordered shopping males and markets to close early as part of a plan to conserve energy. it says the shorter hours could save the country

hundreds of millions of dollars. the store owners want the decision reversed, saying it will be harmful to their business or castorena's in economic crisis and his struggle to find foreign currency to pay for energy imports. while pakistan relies heavily on imported oil to generate power spending $3000000000.00 a year. and it needs more than $30000000000.02 pay for its debt repayment and energy imports through until june. but his lam about his having difficulty financing that debt. it says the cost of last year's floods make it difficult to comply with the terms imposed by the international monetary fund for its $6000000000.00 bailout program. let's big now to secondary biz. enjo, who's a development economist joins is now from karachi. sir, just wondering, 1st of all, how practical is this? because even life in the cities doesn't start until 8 or 9 o'clock and if mouse have to close, then, well, what's gonna happen. thank you very much for having me on the show to day. and as you said, i think you answered your question yourself, that it's unpractical,

especially in a, in a, in a country like back style in a city like grouchy. i am currently based out of garage, which is the metropolitan, which is also odd. there the bread and butter off the back musket of pakistan. and if you, if you look at karachi, for instance, the timing that the real market starts the open at 8 pass. if you look at, for instance, how people have dinner here. this is after 9 pm, so it's quite, i would say, unpractical in this sense. bed, i guess the, the are the opposing side of that is practicality in times of need miss must make way for pairing back. just so i would say it's a double edged sword. and in theory, i think it's, it's wonderful if you implemented people should rise early. be bunch of sleep early and use the daylight for, for, for, for the time that we'd need. but in boxed and context, for instance, in karachi, context it's, it's a cultural change and cultural change cannot happen and drastic move and why i see

it's a double edged sword. because, for instance, in karachi, the market, the market i, as i said, they opened really late and especially the biggest market and got you for instance, cities like garages are the trees, the food restaurants and dinner. as i said, starts after 8 pm. if you, if you are someone to have dinner at the level as you automatically that it's after 9 pm. it's a cultural change, as you say, is nevada. and what about the country of streetlights and talking about cutting those by the use of streetlights by 50 percent of that? that's actually a safety issue, isn't it? it is, it is certainly a safety issue. again, we have to understand it's a structural problem that we are dealing and boxed on. and if you're talking about the economy at lodge, i think we just, we just heard from diane of she, christina, that one 3rd of the countries would face a sort of sort of a drastic, a decline in their growth in 2023 and boxes. no different than any other country,

especially in this region. if we truly want to implement implement good chain that has to be from the structural changes of the economy. clearly there's a need to save money and the government says it could save the country hundreds of millions of dollars. by doing this there are different ways to save as well. for example, right now, majority of the lights are in condense and lights. if you just remove those kind of like to reduce those kind of lightning you the steady say that you will reduce 95000000000. you reduce $95000000000.00. all right, we'll leave it there. so kind of messenger warranty that. thank you so much. thank you. temperatures are warmer than usual across a number of european countries since the day at least 8 cities recorded peaks close to 20 degrees celsius in spain, temperatures were equivalent to the warm average in july. europe's warm weather comes in north america faces severe storms. heat waves have become more frequent and more intense. francois goodman is the lead author of the you enter into

governmental panel on climate change and he says, climate change is driving the spike in europe's temperatures. we know that climate change will lead to more extreme temperatures, and europe is one of the region of the world that is warming up. the fosters clearly average temperatures in europe have already increased by about 2 degrees celsius compared to the pre industrial average. and this will continue in the future, which means that these temperatures that we consider as exceptional temperatures actually are the new normal temperatures. we will need to get used to the fact that temperatures will it reach these levels or more and more frequently in the future. for the science is crystal clear and responsible for climate change are for sale fuels, though we need to get rid of fossil fuels. the printer is that for the fuels, as of today, i still represent about 84 percent of the global energy mix,

which means that we need to do much more and much faster to replace these fossil fuels ways, renewable energy. but we also need to adapt to the impacts of climate change. and this is very of an, a blind spot of the fight against climate change. especially in europe, where most decision makers, you think that europe's will be, oh, to say immune to the impacts of climate change. they realize no over rebel europe is to search impacts and the pressing need for an addition. actually the usual patterns of seasons will change, which means that the reasons we were used to will change in the future and this will ever cost remedy consequences for agriculture 1st and foremost, but also for terrific activities. for example, there is a lack of snow in ski resorts in the outs right now, and this is obviously an issue for this economic activity. so i had here and out 0 hand in your badges. the philippine government orders $300.00 police officers to

resign. the crunch down on the truck trade, thailand's cannabis industry reaches new high too much, we could see we have got smoke coming out to see how much tonight you made it. maybe 6 winds in a row. come up with a hey there we got a weather bomb on our hands again for the us west coast. so that's when an area of low pressure deepens within a certain period of time. think the deeper the low, the more intense it is. and this one's going to be intense that a months worth of rain in san francisco, wind gusts, 80 to 90 kilometers per hour. that's enough to uproot trees and knock out power. this will also swoop into oregon and washington state increasing cloud cover for

vancouver with the high of 17 degrees. there has been some tornado reports for the u. s. deep south. the midwest is this storm system moves further toward the east. the threat now on wednesday will be the florida panhandle break through to the carolinas. it is a soggy forecast for the great lakes. it depends what side you're on. so cooler for toronto at 5, look out toward the mid atlantic d. c at 21. and still that snow storm for the upper midwest. central america. fairly quiet because most of the action is around the golf, but some bursts of rain for out to rico and dominican republic. on wednesday, the big storms for pedro and bolivia that stretches into the southeast of brazil. so for the state center at the rena the capital floor, and apple is extreme weather alerts in play here for flooding likely damage to homes and high temperatures for a central argentina. by blanca, 34 on wednesday, sir. ah,

the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, whatever the deed was offered to them, they have to find because they didn't aid wouldn't get in. frank assessments. do you think diplomacy still stands a chance? i'm not very upset about any kind of negotiation informed opinions. everybody tweets. everybody's on tick, tock, tick, tock doesn't bow. you have to them for a bit of a her to winter is going to be hell hole there. pretty soon inside story on al jazeera, after a lifetime in finland and emigrant returns to somali land upon discovering his ancestral home could be a gold mine. but to benefit his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age old tribal disputes above it, or witness golden light.

on al jazeera lou ah, and again you watching out 0 her mind about top stories. the saw and european union officials of meteor brussels to discuss a joint response to a surge of coping. 19 cases in china aging says the restrictions on its travelers discriminatory and has called on europe to stop and deciding the pandemic in the coming hours. us politicians will continue vote you for a new speaker of the house of representatives. publican, kevin mccarthy failed to win the 3 votes that were held on tuesday when members of his parts refused to play. ukrainian foreign ministers in opposite patriot a defense missiles will soon arrive in the country. usa pledged nearly

$2000000000.00 worth of th ukraine last month. that package includes the patriot missiles now, russian president vladimir putin incentive ship armed with defensive missiles to the atlantic ocean. peyton says no country has anything close to the zack on hypersonic cruise miss offs. she just e or to dish missouri officially here and now i want to thank the specialist in the defense industry complex, who created and started mass protection of that unique weapon. please read, as i said already, there is no equivalent in any country in the world on the algo, i am sure that this powerful weapon will allow russia to protect itself from wished from potential external threats reliably and will help us serve our country's national interests. rainy night interest, hello, natalie dusty has been released on beryl after the rest for support in the countries protest movement. she was jailed almost 3 weeks ago in charge of the spreading falsehoods before her arrest. she condemned the execution and protest the mission chicago on social media demonstrations response by the death of master

meany in police custody back in september. at least 300 police officers in the philippines have been asked to resign in an attempt to crack down on corruption. the interior minister requested all generals and colonels submit their resignation to clear the ranks of ties to illegal drugs. one below has this update. now, from manila, the curious secretary of the philippines, ben, her abala said that this is all part of the internal tracing efforts of the philippine national police. and he said that this, in fact, was a move that was also recommended by the current police. chief generals were doleful as ravine as a re himself is not exempted from this call. now this follows a drug raid, back in december where a district chief of the philippine drug enforcement agency together with his agents where arrested and caught with several kilograms of meth and better mean. now the

philippine drug foresman agency is not part of the philippi and national police. but during the last administration, led by philippine president would be good to turn the day to turn himself had said that it was to the best of his knowledge that police generals within the philippine national police were or are involved in the illegal drug trade. and so i will a said that clearly there is an internal problem here. and so he said, call it a shortcut if you want. but the wheels of justice in the philippines just turned so slow. so this is a radical move. he said that if necessary, but human rights groups say that this undermines the philippines, criminal justice system. but meanwhile, the philippine president is on the 2nd davis visit to china. now. marcus julia as met members of the standing committee of the national people's congress. it was due

to meet chinese president as using, paying on wednesday katrina. you had more from venturing enough. it's been a rocky few years in the bilateral relationship between china and the philippines. but both sides say that this visit held a new chapter. meeting with china's head of the national people's congress, lee john shoe. on wednesday morning, mark was pledged to deepen cooperation with pedro, especially as the global economy recovered from the pandemic. i the next years e r o d r a, b o b u, b, 10 to 14 deals are expected to be signed during this visit, covering areas such as energy, infrastructure, tourism, and culture as well as technology. the philippines has also fly to separate deal

concerning the south china sea, which they say is designed to limit miscalculation and miscommunication. the disputed territory is a major sticking point between china and the philippines. and manila has criticized dating, building up the artificial islands as well as what they call the swarming of filipino fishing boats by chinese ships. there is a lot at stake if a boy, china, and the philippines from manila, or baiting is their top trading palm and a major source of investment and aid and for damaging philippines. the philippines is the closest country to taiwan, which stating consider road chinese territory. and historic ally of the united states and bating wants to do what ever it can to minimize the influence of washington in the region. italian is president has lifted a controversial ban on political rallies. president a semi i said who her son announced the decision 6 years after her predecessor john mike louis imposed the measure. the been granted. elected politicians the power to prohibit rallies or protests in their constituencies. nicu lynda. mcdonna. yeah.

the ama. yes. yes. it is our responsibility is the government to secure political gatherings. you need to notify us as required by the law. security services will assess the situation and give the go ahead depending on the situation. but for now, at the stage permission will be given because it is our responsibility to protect your rights. i have to hold your rally safely while well political, unless i can be a quo, says the majority of people in parliament at the moment aren't used to having to campaigns less. if you look at the political mouse and culture in tanzania, the president wipe is very strong. so the fact that the president has spoken about it and said that rally should be allowed plan is, it means a lot because what really hinder the rally or prohibited the lat, rally 6 years ago was only half presidential statement. it wasn't something that has to do with the policy change or

a legal changes. it was only the statement and the police enforced the them. because we have to remember that the current structure in their ruling party, the president's party, is very much dependent on the police and the force you have the state was using to keep the, the, the party in power, especially if you look at the parliament right now. most of the members of the parliament who are 99 percent of the ruling pat from the patty did not go sla competitive election because out they took the one election was reeked and it was a very controversial election. so they're not used into are going into the field in the campaign into the politics, and this is going to be a big challenge for them. now that the civic space is opening up for the opposition parties to organize mobilize and campaign. people will be march in honor of 3 curtis victims killed during the attack in paris last month,

prosecutors of charge the 69 year old for the shooting that occurred as cultural center. as i remember javert report now from paris a day after the funeral of the 3 activists who were killed on the streets of paris . these women have come out, do not just commemorate and pay tribute, but also to remind people here in paris and all over the world about the struggles of kurdish women when you're more new them continue from all over the world from iran, from iraq, from turkey and in theory and they said this has been happening far too often where their comrades are being killed. and this is a, as often as they can commemorate from the place where the latest victim was killed to the basement. 3 of their comrades were killed activists. there have been telling them in their children asking them why did they have to feed persecution and for how long is every thing to continue even with it. cctv

footage is immersed showing to israeli settlers defacing toombs that are protestant cemetery occupied east jerusalem on sunday. the attackers were seen toppling headstones and smashing the graves in the mount zion area of a cemetery has been attacked by settlers several times. the last incident was in 2014. under can, bishop has some known, has urged his radio authorities to hold to per accountable in a home with wisdom from holly. it's an assault on christian sacred places and we sing it increase in the city of jerusalem and various places in the holy city and the holy land in general. this is very disturbing and we demand that the perpetrators be held accountable immediately. especially since we have pictures and videos showing the attackers, we see hate speech on the rise when we say more and more extremism every year. last year we as a council and bishop of churches and jerusalem issued a strongly worded statement expressing our feeling of insecurity for ourselves and our property and sanctity. the situation is difficult today the whole world is

talking about human rights of a freedom of worship. but we are in the holiest place in the world. still, as christians were subjected to such attacks, now home that this is unacceptable. it must be condemned by all lows and power and israel and all over the world until these people are held accountable for the lying in state sermons for the former head of the catholic church is drawing to a close. the body of bennet sixty's has been its pieces, basilica passed through then she died on new year's eve at the age of 95, the success of francis will lead a public funeral services square on thursday. benedict resigned in 2013 the suffering ill health coming the 1st pontiff to step down in 600 years. the european union commission wants to crack down on illegal migration by people who travel into the plot through the western balkans. officials say the roots is now

the most used entry point to you. countries in touch, butler reports from the albanian capital of toronto. you citic barley feel safe in toronto, although she never imagined ending up there. he fled the taliban in afghanistan with his child and pregnant wife, who had been a school teacher in kabul, they reached the european union fire grease spots. he says greek police stole their possessions and harassed them. so they left the you and cross the border into albania. so i'm coming here in albany of good. i could to please help me. i am good to have gone with humble on her thumb, mirthful odors, and give it to me and from the glue for my daughter, my baby, and my wife. if she were a little lou, help me. if his good country usa says he'll remain in albania for now, but most migrants and asylum seekers that arrive in the country don't stay but passed through it and other balkan countries on their way to each member states

including croatia, hungary and austria, a route that the e commission says, is now the main route for people arriving illegally in the block. the e u. border agency front tech says more than a $120000.00 asylum seekers and migrants crossed into the e. u via the so called western balkans route in 2020 to that 70 percent more than the previous year. and the highest number since 2016 increased says this migration expert is partly due to deteriorating conditions for asylum seekers in greece and turkey. and the fallout from the covey crisis during the panoramic, the border where coal. so there is a, was a slow down, the more lands and then that it, sir, ah, right up again, are doing this. you're in this special to the 1st 9 months. there is been an increase of this number, albania is never fully recovered from decades under communist rule. poverty and corruption are wide spread and many people,

my grace abroad for opportunities. for now the increase in asylum seekers passing through the country hasn't cause much public concern. perhaps because albanians often understand why some people like yusef feel they have to leave home. natasha butler, al jazeera, tirana albania, certain pharmacies in the united states will be allowed to sell abortion pills for the 1st time. the change will potentially expand access to time. nation that was taken away last year by the supreme court. it is now illegal to have an abortion. in 13 states, the pills will be available in states where the procedure is allowed. women will need doctors prescription to access the drugs and pharmacies will have to be certified before they can provide the medication. thousands approved and gathered on the streets of the capital lemur on tuesday, demonstrators and conservative groups. we're calling for peace. that says, report suggested the form of president supporters would protest on wednesday. a wave of unrest has hit through since petra castillo was ousted in december. nearly

2 dozen people have died in confrontations with the police since then. hundreds of trucks are blocking highways in bolivia is farming hub to protest against the rest of the local governor. loose camacho was detained last week after he was accused of trying to topple. then president eva morales in 2019 demonstrated say the governor must be released and driven with as this report. highway traffic in bolivia is farming region of santa cruz has come to a standstill. protestors want the release of luis camacho, the governor of santa cruz, who was detained last week, much as the keys of leading the political unrest in 2019, at late to the removal of name president even morales. he denies the accusations. the ongoing protests are threatening the delivery of grain and food around the country. and you stories that albert humble i, i contract

a truck and i carry gas from bolivia to brazil. but here the situation is difficult because of the block. a people are angry because the governor is in prison and he's right wing and they want him freeze, or then we are paying and suffering for it because we can't move on the blood. it doesn't, sir. god, god, god, lam, sport, the suffering. the consequence of this political situation, we don't support any political party, but cargo transport bears a brand of these situations and it's cargo transport to sustain 2nd, please trade. protesters face off against police. there may tear gas in return. they said with fireworks grovel lines. the st. the government is calling order lucas estoppel scandal. what these mobilization seek with the deterioration of calm and stability with violence, confrontation, hate, and tension is to preserve the impunity of those who participated in what happened in november 2019. in a handwritten letter, camacho says, president luis,

our se would be responsible if he died from illness or anything else. olivia's government says his health is staple. for now, the situation remains, teens. with some saying he needs to be brought to justice. for others, our crating, his freedom with their own. andrea from baker. oh, to 0, thailand, legalize the sale and use of marijuana 6 months ago. but now critics say the market is out of control. and some argue it needs to be heavily regulated or classified as a criminal offense again. and as tony chang reports, even some supporters degree, it's time for more rules like those for tobacco and alcohol. it's the enticing new attraction. pulling terse bank to thailand. after several years of coven, 19 isolation will not exactly new marijuana has always been available, but now tremble as a flooding in to get

a legal high. we used to have this in thailand as people will just go to reagan bar and just by whatever they want in the regular and suddenly it's just like a big trend for me. it's good that it's working tourists operatively. coming him more for the we'd rather than to come and experience thailand properly. however, i think it's great. i think it should be legal. with legislation in 2020 to the cannabis market exploded tourists and locals to flock to the newly license. we'd retailers shops are popping up on almost every busy street is now booming business . they have been issuing the license is about 5000 for the shops right now in thailand. wish mean? like there are lot of shops, but not everyone is thrilled by marijuana's new status. some of the most passionate advocates for legislation, but found their arguments trampled in the stampede to get into the market. the people that i been fighting alongside to how this legalize and not the one

benefiting the one who are opening up shop every other bloody day. right, o, l is not the people that i knew. i do not fight for this so that there are california and weed on bangkok, streets, and the law remains unclear in many areas, purchase, and possession, and private is legal. but technically recreational use is still against the law. those have been pushing the benefits of medical marijuana, the original intention that the change in legislation has been lost. consequently that i hope before the tourists come to thailand, the cabbage informed them, they would only carried recreational use. but we do encourage medical uses that on and that they can get services and advice from the top traditional medicine clinics and hospitals. legislation may become a hot topic ahead of elections later this year. is many conservative ties remain

opposed to the sale of drugs on their streets, but with the weed business now firmly part of thailand's economic revival, it could be hard to up route. tony chang al jazeera. thank oak. we have a sport still ahead here and out 0 and we'll be hearing from could john a rinaldo following his mega money move to saudi arabia

with oh, lou ah ah, thank you. did it start with some nice pictures in abilene or messy being welcomed back out his club, paris samar, it's 2 and

a half weeks since he won the world cup here in castle with argentina, beating france in that thrilling final, bessie has been back home celebrating, but he's not returned to paris to help them consolidate their position at the top of the french league. that next game is on friday. christiane, even out, i says he's ready for a new challenge in asia after completing his me for to saudi arabia's al nasa. a 37 year old who received the highest salary in football history and was given a warm welcome in read. a warning. this report from david states contains flash photography. ah, a new era has begun to christiana rinaldo, following his high profile split with manchester, united. the free agent is now signed one of the most lucrative deals ever with saudi arabia's al nasa. at his press conference, he didn't speak to the press and only took questions from a club official. welcome cassiano, you thank you. in iraq, mar rewards. it's on i. i 13,

i played the most important love in url and for me and i was the new new challenge . what are you hoping to achieve on and off the pitch in saudi arabia, in brazil, in australia, us even in portugal, many long tried to to find me, but i give the war to this globe for the opportunity to develop. not all the football but the other part of this amazing country. now to salary is the highest and football history around $206000000.00 a year, which bulls down to $25000.00 an hour, hour, 7 dollars. every 2nd data caught them. he's the best player in football history, so it's normal. he becomes the player with the highest seller in the world. there's no doubting we're now those commercial pulling power. thousands turned out to welcome the 4th time berlin door winner in riyadh. i'll not,

the shirts are selling around the world. and the clubs, instagram account has jumped from 800-0028 point 8000000 followers in just a few days. it's a boost for saudi arabia fully. and the hope is the other big names will follow. who knows, maybe that we might get and she may be as much hon, grandma bitch, any any of these players that you would normally see go towards previously, china, previously, or prigs, or until now to the united states of america, where the english baby could be coming towards us saudi arabia to play football. i think i'll nasa knowing time sadie champions with rinaldo on board. the now sure the favorites to make it 10. give him i told him he set to make his car debut on thursday. they'd folks out there with saudi and newcastle have denied reports as a clause, and without a contract that would let him join them. if they qualify for the champions league, you castle held premier league, it is also to a goal. the straw on tuesday, jo linton had a decent chance to put new counsel ahead to. he was great and arsenal had

opportunities to gabrielle matson. eli had jas wise with 10 minutes left austin. i'll extend the lead as manchester city to 8 points for they have played a game while newcastle now and beaten in 13 at lee games in fed place. manchester united don't seem to be missing without that level. and police with new casa fights with 3 no. when ever fullness cason ever opened the scoring before. luke? sure. double that lead in the 2nd half. sure. then a flight that a pass to bring a fernandez. here it is sure he set up a mock as russia to school his full game in a row. as now sick straight winsfield. i sit in competitions in the m b a. it was another record night, the honest answer to comp, always go to korea. hi, 55.10 rebounds and 7 assists. to lead the milwaukee bucks to a $123113.00 victory over the washington wizards is snapping. the wizards, 5 game winning streak. janice joins moses malone and russell westberg as the any

players since 1977 to record a 3 straight games. affility fos points and 10 plus rebalance. water finish for the sacramento kings as they took on at the utah jazz daren fox that made the lie up with point 4 seconds left on the clock that gave the king's the advantage 117 to 115. but just as they thought it was over here, unfortunately, americans jumper was disallowed after a short review because the book hadn't left his hands by the time the bus at went off. they, the kings took the victory in tennis, a wimbledon champion, yelena reebok, and has been knox out of the adelaide international or will not tournament for the 1st grand slam of the season. reebok that was beaten by motto costume after the ukrainian qualify for for a sat down to advance to the quarter finals that was constructs a biggest win of her career and will certainly boost our confidence. sat of the australian, i think in just on the 2 weeks in men,

solomon former world number one daniel medford have cruise past mid cap. markovich 6 love is $63.00 to reach the quarter finals. he still uncles to meet no joke of ich, in the semi's at the united cup in brisbin women's work number one acres field tech, a teamed up with hope o catch for decisive doubles victory over the italian pair of camilla was the seller and the rental news se it sends payment into the final forms and the usa beats great britain for one and then knockout tie in sidney jessica bigler and francis a t f. i one there. singles rubbers over harriet dots and dal ever to secure their place in the semi finals of the mixed gender team. and we have our 1st sporting champion of 2023 after an incredible finish at the well dots championship . michael smith was taking on 3 time champion and micro van gogh in a final which featured what many according the greatest dots, lack of time with both men on for

a $9.00 finish. with yes, then go and missed a $9.00 finish. but smith made his having lost twice in the final previously the englishman went on to win his fust while title is also in albany. well, number one and as always, forced out more later on that day without you see later that's abuse are back in a couple of minutes. but ah,

for science does, the evidence is irrefutable. but america, climate change, denial stubbornly mistrust of the fact that despite soaring temperatures, raging wild fires and shrinking water reserves the world's largest economy, it's still split along ideological lines. so can it ever reach consensus to avoid catastrophe? climate wars ought to on a jazeera, the american people with focus. but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? 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 us politics? the bottom line, january. oh, now to sierra hope process is to promote a message of peace and reconciliation while visiting the democratic republic of congo and sat to dog. his 5th visit to africa as head of the catholic church, rigorous debates and unflinching questions. up front, cut through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom immersive personal short documentaries. africa direct showcases offer them stories from african filmmakers can public private partnerships. so some of the world's most pressing challenges when government business in civil society the to meet for the world economic forum, clinical host, the all africa celebration of talent and creativity from all corners of the african continent. january oh, now to sierra. ah .