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a this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm near barker. this is the news, our life and dough coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. house is voting for a 12th time in 4 days to choose a speaker will be live from capitol hill. russia and ukraine accuse each other of ongoing attacks after 36 hour ceasefire announced by the kremlin punishing measures . these railey government says it will take action against the palestinian authority. outward. approached the un over the occupation class here at one of the biggest hospitals. invading the warranty, so overflowing with people, and many have had to wait hours to see doctor hospitals in china,

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vote comes on january the 6, 2 years since supporters of them president donald trump storm the chain by trying to stop the certification of jo biden's presidential victory for me. speaker nancy pelosi had her off it's ransacked in the insurrection. on friday she paid tribute to members of law enforcement who kept them safe. the january 6 insurrection shook our republic to the corps for many in the congress and across our country, the physical, psychological, and emotional scars are still wrong. yet from the unspeakable horror sprang, extraordinary heroism, law enforcement heroes confronted the insurrection is to protect the capital, the congress and our constitution, and is with great respect and admiration, that we are joined by the families this morning. thank you to the families for considering us worthy to share your grief,

to honor your loss. oh my can i join is be live now on capitol hill, mike. we appear to be seeing some movement, but it is it. is it enough to bring this whole process to a natural conclusion? well, the short answer to that is know what we have seen in the boat that is carrying on at present to the 12th around the voting. is that so far? 7 of the republican whole dance has cost a vote for kevin mccarthy. so there has been a shift of sort meaning that the challenge of 21 who will repose to because the selection has now split to a degree. the real arithmetic though is that 6 have already voted against kevin mccarthy. this means very simply, that he needs to lose only 4 votes among his republican party in order to become speaker. with those 6 boats against him, that's not going to happen, but there is

a caviar to this is one of the members still to vote decides to vote, present and doesn't make a choice. then the number needed by mccarthy will drop to 217 rather than 218. it's a, it's a complex process, but it's quite simple. at present is that he is not going to win the 12th round of voting. it will go into a 13 throne. but the good news from a coffee is the fact that there has been a split so far. 7 have switch their votes or we just see now 8 have now switch the votes to kevin mccarthy. so this is movement as far as the would be speak up, the house is concerned, or i for now my kind of many things where it will jennifer. victor is a professor of political science, the george mason university, shaw school of policy and government. she joins the fly via skype from fairfax, virginia. welcome to the news our, the longer this goes on, it seems the more entrenched those on the rights of the republican party become.

can you explain who they are and what they want? yeah, so as factional politics are, of course nothing new political parties in the us have had strong factions in them . parties themselves are factions, but this particular cohort in the republican party is been called extremists. they've been called a number of things. they do appear to be weakening to some extent. so when this latest 12th round a voting, mccarthy appears to have one over some of them, but not number that is yet sufficient to secure his place as speaker and those that like mat gates and more and bober who have nominated alternatives. they appear to be pretty well done again, it seems fairly unlikely that he will eventually win them over. but the fact that he that mccarthy has made quite a big, decent dent in the coalition of 20 that was creating obstruction yesterday suggests

that maybe with further negotiation they will eventually went over enough votes. but i would be surprised if it was all of them. i mean, for, from outside the united states is all pretty puzzling, but i think one of the big questions internationally, people are asking is stuff the to policy political system over there continue to serve america and americans. yeah, it's a pretty dysfunctional system at this point. you know, historically the problem is that when the, when the founders of the country who drafted the constitution did so they did so under the understanding that parties wouldn't form and that parties wouldn't need to form. and they created a very fractured system with separation of powers and federalism and all of the stuff in order to, to break power up into these different sources and to prevent parties from forming . but of course, parties are inevitable and they formed anyway. and now we have a system with very strong partisanship and the somewhat the functional parties

trying to operate in a system that isn't designed for them. and so we have reached a point in our history where these 2 things come together quite incongruously and talk about history. it's 2 years since the capitol hill, riots, the cost, obviously a very dark shadow over american democracy thing. what we're seeing now play out in the house of representatives. how do you evaluate the health of american political system? i think it's fairly precarious. still, at this point. you know, after the insurrection in 2021. i think that was a massive inflection point that showed some huge weaknesses and a large and growing faction of folks who are not only very dissatisfied, but are driven by misinformation and political leaders that do not act in good faith and that are willing to use violence and we've, we've seen more evidence of that over the last number of years and of that faction growing. one of you know, just to put a couple of bright sides on this,

is that in the 2020 to mid term elections? many of the candidates who were most closely associated with that faction lost their elections or we did not advance in what they were trying to achieve. so we had a bit of a resurgence of some democratic values in 2022. and the other thing is, even though in this very public rebuke of kevin mccarthy is going on in the majority party in the house of representatives right now. and it looks fairly chaotic. another way to look at this is that this faction that has been a part of, you know, it is associated with the violent faction that occurred on january 6, 2021. at least today, the insurrection is fairly legal and non violent and kind of appropriate as a form of expressing political objection. and so as, as if we can maintain that type of decorum and continue to try to persuade folks to come back to the principles of democracy and to agree on the rules of the

game, which is the real hard part here. then i suggest when we're maybe making some progress, professor jennifer think so many. thanks for sharing your expertise. thank you. we'll sing with a story. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us now live form as you'd expect outside the white house. i'm kimberly, we've seen lawmakers bit earlier on hold a mill moment of silence reflection on the steps of the capitol. but how is the president himself milking 2 years since the assault on american democracy? well, he will be commemorating the day when there was the threat to that peaceful transfer of power when supporters of for president donald trump attempted to overturn the outcome of the u. s. election. and as a result, i, he is going to present metals of honor to those who are, he says stood up for american democracy. and as a result,

we're able to prevent this from moving forward. so the president is going to a, in his words honor those say it's not only those who like the capitol police officer that lost his life, but also as secretary of state for michigan who resisted political pressure to not overturn the election results. so this is going to be happening in the upcoming hours. the u. s. president is going to make his statement and say that the future of democracy is very precarious and that it needs to be upheld. and he is going to make a statement by honoring views. individuals that upheld the future of american democracy when he thought was complete, can be how could lot of the white house another use president, bloody amend putin's unilateral cease fire has come into effect in ukraine. but both sides accused each other of ongoing attacks. ukraine's leader dismissed the 36

hour pools in fighting the coincides with the orthodox christmas holiday. vladimir zalinski says russia's attempting to stop the ukrainian advance in the dong bos region. gifts are given us. those who continued the terror against our country and sent all these people of yours to be slaughtered, rejecting our proposals to stop russian aggression. definitely do not value life. and moreover, do not strive for peace. they now want to use christmas as a cover all the a briefly to stop the advances of our boys end on bus and bring equipment. i, munitions and mobilize troops closer to positions. what will that give them? only yet another increase in that total losses shall stratford has more now from keith. as reported by the into fact, russian state media, they are quoting, the russian defense ministry is saying that russian positions have come under attack in various locations along the eastern front line in the guns. don't ask and ins operation. of course,

we have no way of independently verifying this information, but it would be consistent with what we know was a rejection of this sci fi by the ukrainians presence of these gate. calling this a cynical ploy, giving the unity to rush and potentially to move men and equipment closer to the front lines. and this comes in the context of renewed phase actually escalating phase amongst the ukrainian military crane and government. they convinced that there is going to be a renewed offensive by the russians in the coming weeks and months as the temperatures get colder, as according to some military, unless the ground gets farther, enabling them to do so. so yeah, just say we have no way of independently confirming this kind of information coming out of russia. what it would be consistent seeing as if this was unilateral is

declared by the russians and something that the ukrainians never agreed upon. but to go ahead and use our including docking the bullets terrifying scenes on board a flight in mexico. of the rest of a drug cartel leader triggers violence and to former world number one's will meet in the adelaide semifinals. gemma will have more on that ah, this way the government says it will impose what it calls punitive measures against the palestinian authority. after we had approached the un over the occupation. on thursday, the un security council held an emergency session after the intrusion into the alex a most compound by israel's national security minister. it a mob been given the move and good palestinians and provoked international condemnation. last week, the un general assembly asked the international court of justice to give an opinion

on the legality of the occupation american house more from occupied east jerusalem . the meat on thursday, the national security cabinet met for the 1st time this year and they swung into action, implementing a number of sanctions against the palestinians, or just going to run you through them. the 1st 2. ready are about money or now they're going to stop transferring money to the palestinian authority. and instead that money will be used to compensate. what they call in victims of terrorism is really victims of terrorism. and then what they're going to do is any money that the palestinian authority is giving to palestine is itself is result of compensations. or when it comes to the actions during the occupation, they going to offset that cash. and then we're going to give it to the palestinian authorities. those are the 2 financial ones that are also placed a moratorium on construction in area see in the occupied west point, which is effectively hollister encouraging what they say to the palestinians is

your structures. anything that you construct now will be a legal dis, what 5 is actually p a territory. then other going to deny benefits or to v i piece or who are leading the political and legal war against israel? what does that mean? was they just going to make it much more difficult for them to have to leave the occupied westbank to go to international meetings to go and travel abroad? they're just going to make it as difficult as possible. then finally, and this is alarming humanitarian aid organizations, they say that action will be taken against organizations and. ready judea and samaria was these ready them for the occupied, where spiked either promote terrorist attack activity or any hostile activity. and that includes anybody working in the guise of humanitarian aid. so these are very tough sanctions and there's been reaction from the secretary general of the past in liberation organization. hussein ow shake wrote on twitter that the measures equate to piracy of palestinians money and that they will not discourage them from

pursuing international institutions to expose israel's policies against palestinians. or let's bring in al jazeera senior, political analyst, moe, and per shower. he joins us now live from london via skype or my one me, let's call it what it is. this is tantamount to retaliation for palestinian attempts to see israel's occupation before the well caught. absolutely, but i would also add that it's a pretext because we already know whether the person is new or do not go to the united nations and international criminal court of justice. and that is really government was about to attack in its grip on the palestinian territories, but it's manifesto. ringback is already considering palestine historic palestine to be an exclusive right of the jewish people or the jewish state. and that they were going to be taking all sorts of measures against the authority and against the palestinian society in general. so we've been seeing that coming. and now they had

an a pretext to do it, and their problem will find more pretext to come. now whether it is a good week or so, not, of course it is, it is totally criminal or for any party to be a punishing another for seeking justice. notice that the united nations, you know, is there, i wouldn't have existed without a vote at the united nations. or would you now go into the do to do an international, a court of justice, of sort to get some sort of a ring. so i think the idea that israel will retaliate in your words or that it will take him to greg over the senior territories is certainly gonna lead to a major escalation. what do we understand? the circle punitive measures to mean emron cotton and his se report a bit earlier suggested that of palestinian officials perhaps might not be allowed to leave the country to attend diplomatic events. well, what do you understand to be israel's move the punitive move against?

but in it, oh, look, the downside is that they want to humiliate to proceed in the funds they want to humiliate the palestinian people. they wanna humiliate the person in civil society and they want to type in the occupational order to pave the way for. busy more jewish settlements and more is there any control of the occupied territory? and certainly they consider anything less than surrender on the part of the policy leadership would be unacceptable. i would even say humiliating surrender. because once the policy know 30 surrenders they're gonna ask them to do their bidding, end occupied territories, meaning become their policeman in order to catch all sorts of people of israel considered to be enemy, or it's interest. on the upside. there's a twist of us,

which is the following. in my view, i would say analytically speaking, it's a good fit that the palestinian authority and leaders ministers, a lease or will be, are facing the same punitive measures that the palestinian people at large faced every day. you know was privileges, i'm not fair. and some people who just thing to drive their cars up to jerusalem and enter jordan and travel overseas and have vacations while the rest of the continuance live under horrific circumstances. natural n, a note is or is ending it. so it's good for to financing a lease to feel how it is, did it actually live like a normal palestinian under occupation. the other thing is that the policy you're already now will probably get closer and closer to its limits. is ham us and other menacing infections war in the acquisition because it would feel how would they feel to be under punitive measures? and i think again,

the upside is that perhaps this might push the palestinian factions to unite because if israel is going to treat them all the same, whether they are kind of the israel servants interest, protect it security or not. that is all going to humiliate them all equally. then this might push them to unite against occupation, a mo and before you go, we are, of course, seeing the 1st moves of the most right wing israeli government in history there. what he think things are going to go next. we of course have seen his mom been given, intrude upon the alex a compound was the natural development he think in this governments forward plan. look, this does not bode well. first for israelis liberal progressive, secular israelis, and certainly does not work well for the palestinians. and i would say for them at least because i think at the heart of this government is

a fanatical approach. that once basically to wage a holy war against pastime, against the muslim or holy sites. and i think that will create major react she sooner or later in palestine in the middle east. in the muslim world, i think these bible maniacs are sitting the area on fire by their holy war. and i think it really does not bode well for security and stability. and that's why their eyes who are continue to be silent like the widen and restoration like western governments, will continue to say that they will not judge the according to personality, but on their policies. they are not looking clearly at what is coming and what is coming is apocalyptic, or what is coming is very dangerous, and it might actually be too religious war in the region because the fanatics are

not minority in the government. i'd like to remind our viewers around the world, the prime minister. latino is no longer the st. anthony of 2009 who then embraced, albeit theoretically the principle of 2 state solution or that of any of 1996 that withdrew from parts of the west bank. this noon at the now is just as extreme just as fanatic. i will even say just as fascist as the rest of his ministers and they are becoming or their became that way because of impunity because the united states, europe and others continue to give them green light to do what they want to do whenever they want to do it in palestine, impurities leaving the extremism and extremism. well said palestine and alicia on fire. yes, ma, am many thanks for your insights. al jazeera senior, political analyst, bowman, bashar them. another use protests of being held in opposition areas in northwestern

syria against efforts to normalize relations with bashar, our sides regime. this comes after the syrian turkish and russian defense ministers met in moscow. the demonstrators calling for stronger international action to overthrow the government. the country civil war has been going on since 2011, mo and cabal on is the head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies. he says, people are worried. this move may strengthen bashar assad. i think they are very angry and i can't see him, but he can see that the bet on this. because now if the key change or that would, that would mean changing the whole dynamic of the c. c, a turkey has been the major alive, the city, oppositional, the past 1012 years. and if it's abandoned its position on the see in crisis, that will mean they're actually the end of the see an opposition equals

c turkey most probably will see supporting the city, an opposition politically maternity and financially took. his interest in cynthia has shifted over the past few years at the very beginning. it was very much backing the c l position in achieving its objective. that is that one of that is y'all's by charlotte. but i've got the boss few years visually says about eyes i said, and the support of the us for the city and democratic forces. mainly, i mean the mainly core dish forces and city up that's led to keep changing. it was issued on the crisis because that the objectives change. ah, the chinese authorities urged people to limit the number of trips and gatherings ahead of the lunar new year because of the coven 19 outbreak there. but they stop short of budding travel altogether. hospitals and crematorium is under pressure as

infection surge. caterina you reports from beijing. in the fever clinic over the fulton hospital, the body of a patient taken away to a hallway filled with people infected by covert, 19 beds and rooms are in short supply. i started lifting virus restrictions last month spot nationwide surgeon cases. it's forced stuff to transform this hospital movie into a make shift. want for extra patience. dozens, mostly elderly, are being monitored by a few doctors and nurses. medical staff are under immense pressure. many have fallen ill themselves. here, they've been instructed not to speak to media. we don't give in the one for. the government says china's corporate lighting situation is under control and the worst of the outbreak is over. but here at one of the biggest hospitals, invading the wards, i saw overflowing with people, and many have had to wait hours to see

a doctor long hughes filled emergency rooms some who were turned away last week like this man. a trying a 2nd time. he thought why, but there are more than 100 people before me. what you can do. just wait. my father's 8 years old is very challenging for people. he's 8 to recover from this wires and burglar, he st. you alive. others aren't so fortunate. this crematorium and paintings east is inundated with families, waiting for the remains of their loved ones to be attended to. one man who didn't want to be filmed told us, a recent influx has led to delays. officially, china has one of the lowest curve at 19 decked holes in the world, but the backlog here and at hospitals nationwide tells a different story. katrina, you out a 0 dating still had an al jazeera families in the philippines are struggling to

put food on the table with basic necessities price out of their reach. and as of date of again, for the man known as mister deca, jama will have the details, his fault ah, the who's hello there, we'll look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east, and we've seen some very heavy rain effect areas, in particular, saudi arabia where we've seen flooding in the west. but the good news is, as we go into the new week, that rain will start to move away. but you can see it a line of heavy showers pushing across some of the gulf states could top off rain as well as the u. a. e thing, some of that heavy rain saturday into sunday. but it does talk to dry up a few peppering showers across southern areas of saudis and cloud lingering too. but it's really

a cross hill event where we are going to see the cold conditions wet wintery weather as well. pushing up into the caucuses as he moved to north africa, we also see some bits and pieces of rain lingering around northern areas. in particular, fortune is here as well as libya. some of those showers edging as well into egypt. further south of this, the largely fine and dry picture is for the south where we are seeing those seasonal rain sit stretching all the way from angola through to northern areas of most and beat. we've had warnings out in eastern areas of southern africa because in an it's how likely to see some will feed us from the storms estimate timmy as well in for a drenching as we go into sunday. but that can rain does clear. we will see things clear up in johannesburg and of course, lovely conditions for cape town, sunshine 3 to sunday. ah. but the pursuit of endless economic growth has caused the planet as a number of things that threaten all civilization. as we know, it has been extended, shall fresh earth rise,

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and the premium partners connecting african markets. oh ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this hour, the u. s. is still without a house of representatives. speaker after the 12 vote in a row. republican kevin mccarthy is being blocked by a group of conservative members of his own party, but 14 of them supported him for the 1st time. and the latest vote, a unilateral cease, far announced by president vladimir putin has come into effect in ukraine, according to russian state television. but ukraine's leader has dismissed the 36 hour pausing, fighting both sides accused each other ongoing attacks. israeli government says it will impose what it calls. punitive measures against the palestinian authority are to approach the un over the occupation. the sexual general of the p l. o says the

measures equate to piracy of palestinians. money stay home, mouths. the message from mexican authorities, including our can, the capital of sinaloa state, armed men have attacked the airport and sealed off the city after the arrest of a cartel leader video guzman lopez, he's the son of the imprisoned former scenario. our drug lord l. chapo flights have been canceled schools of shot, and at least 29 people have been killed from mexico city, his man, while the apollo fiery roadblocks, and empty streets in coolly icon. the capital city of mexico's sinaloa state, says he and he's done those yet, but i can all this day like, are you? in the early hours of thursday, mexican authorities asked residence to stay in their hopes as security forces carried out a special operation to capture the alleged drug trafficker obedient guzman, the son of walking guzman,

better known as in chapel. a peasant amy that alyssa frequency and when carrying out land recognizance in the northwest of cooley, a can military personnel, arrested a video and it was the result of 6 months of reconnaissance in the area of influence of this criminal group. the arrest of n chappell, sun set off a wave of violent confrontations on the streets of julia. kind between mexican security forces and the sinaloa cartel. the violence in siena law prompted the closure of schools, businesses and even the cool jak on airport. the airline, aero mexico confirmed that one of its commercial flights had been hit by gunfire before take off. this amateur video shows the moment passengers ducked for cover. like a colleague in 2019 mexican security forces detained, obese guzman, sparking a similar wave of violence that ultimately led to an order for mexican president and this manuel lopez. oh, but i thought to release him. security experts, however, argue that despite the high profile nature of the arrest,

the long term impact for the sinaloa cartel itself is negligible to say. so what was done with the rest of this court leader leaves the criminal practicing duct. these goes beyond the cartel, because the corporal has accomplishing companies, banks, the government, and the military, and all of that remains intact. the capture of a video whose mind in sinaloa, comes just days before a scheduled visit to mexico by u. s. president joe biden, and canadian prime minister just and trudeau for a summit of north american leaders where they plan to discuss among other topics multilateral security strategy. manuel did apollo al jazeera mexico city. and john holman, joins us live now from mexico city for more and their center. and john, things have moved on obviously, quite significantly since the drama of thursday, the president and his cabinet,

as of now talks about the operation of the situation and clock on was the latest they've given the death toll, which is 29 people dead. 10 of those were soldiers or from military forces. one of them was a colonel. that is quite a desktop for something that was obviously a plan to peroration, i think, gives a sense of the scale of this and how difficult it was to get to the video guzman. and also like how much the cost told us in a lower cost. ho, controls clearly can controls area and what a presence they have there. the president, under his manual up, his daughter also said that things were calm now in the state of sin, a lower and especially in clear can we just check that independently speaking to a good friend, the journalist there that said yes, things do appear more calm people are still reluctant perhaps to get out on the streets, but there are cars circulating there. there's not the sort of plumes of smoke that we're seeing on thursday when this operation happened in the retaliation was taking place. and it is

a different outcome to when the mexican government tried this the 3rd time around, back in 2019, they went to the same man or video guzman. the son of the, the new tour is probably the most famous drug trafficker from mexico ever chapel, whose man, what king goes man. and they tried getting that time around. they actually had them in hidden in the grass. and then they had to let him go because the city was just turned into a battle ground by the forces of this in a lower cartel is a big humiliation for president and his man all of his of the door at this time round. as they announced in the press conference, they managed to get him out on an army plane within hours. they obviously didn't want the same thing to happen. and they got him into ministry city on thursday as well. but yeah, with a big, still a big toll in terms of their forces. and in terms of people they say from the lower cartel that they manage to kill, the government did say that no civilians were killed during this process. and john,

why did all of this happen? why was this arrest time does it was, what difference will it will make i think we can say anything concretely but money there, and he's report. so to talk about the fact that monday, there's going to be a summit here between president bite and of the united states prime minister just in through though, the mexican president under his man, all of his of the door. the 1st time in 9 years that us president has visited mexico and a video guzman with some of the united states really wanted, because it's alleged that he was really bo, with trafficking fence a new towards the united states. now that's a drug that president biden has described as a flat killer, and it is the leading cause of death between people for people between the ages of $1845.00, and the united states is about 50 times stronger than harowick. so it's something that the united states is really trying to get to grips with,

and that's why they would've wanted a video guzman. obviously, it's going to be a big factor in the cap of president andres manual office of rhetoric when those to me each of them on monday to say, well, we did it in the end, we got him, it might have not the 1st time around, 2019, but we did it in the end. one interesting detail is that it's just come out and met can media that a federal judge has suspended the extradition over video guzman to the united states. they obviously want him that to pump him for details about the networks that he has in the smuggling that he has. so that's not happening just yet. and it seems to be interesting. see if that gets discussed between them. and if that then leads to the press during summit. so i think the mexican authorities are saying no, it's good, nothing to do with that. some this has been time for 6 months. it's just full to it's just that it happened at this moment. well, we've been covering this country for quite some time. and when leaders of the u. s

. a met me that tends to be a king, pain, co captured, or a big drug drug bus happens. strengthens the case of the med can president. so this get takes, i suppose, would say this isn't just fortuitous. this is something that the president would have wanted to say to strengthen his hand. and what difference will it make me? i suppose that's the question that we've asked ourselves every time that a kingpin has been captured in mexico and going by parsed examples very little. there's a way someone to step up and fill that void. sometimes what happens is when a leading figure gets captured, the organizations just split and that then provokes more local violence, as they fight within themselves for drug roots, or for extortion trains with the local population. either that or is the case of video guzman, there's other leaders of vaccine, a lower cartel that can step up to fill that void. the demand is of is he still there in the united states, and that indicates the supply will continue to be met. right?

extremely interesting timing, but will it make a difference to the scenario? cartels, john home and live with mexico city? many thanks. ruth talk prosecutor has appointed a unit to investigate the deaths of 28 people during protest. in december, several men and children in the andes were killed when the army opened fire to protect the airport in the city of ire churchill. and a warning marianna sanchez is report from their contained some images view as may find disturbing. a small altar for it got put aloe league or the night angle spends her days alone, mourning the death of her eldest son. i be true. whom me. whom is he was my son. he never let me be alone. he always said, i want to go and see my mother. all those soldiers have more compassion for an animal. on december 15th, the army showed at protesters outside like ugliness home. if god went out to help

a wounded man at the doorstep and was fatally hit in the chest, his neighbor and friend might, he spill was looking out the window when she says helicopters flew over them. she and her husband ran to a back room for cover terrified, almost vanancewrok. i am what i thought it was going to be like this years ago when there were people dead here and there. i thought we have to escape. we just prayed to god for money and mimi naya colacho, the violent illustrations brought back memories of a deadly past. and yet goodwill was at the heart of peters, internal armed conflict. the 19 eighties and nineties, security forces, and chinese path rebels waged a war that left nearly 70000 people did. most of them civilians. the lawyers are collecting evidence to build a case against the soldiers who opened fire in december, as well as those responsible in the chain of command on thursday, a lawyer filed the constitutional complaint in parliament against precedent. the know

a lot of the and some ministers for the deaths and injuries of protesters by police and the armed forces. many people who live through the hours the shootings went on around this area, told us they don't want to speak about what they witness because they say they're afraid of retaliation. it who stop prosecutor said a new unit of human rights prosecutors will investigate the deaths. the government says the investigations will be respected, but because the not doubts her sense killers will be prosecuted is nevada by they will never full, they will be free. that will be happy. they have done so much damage. they have made so many people cry. all they pay some day. thousands of people disappeared during the armed conflict of the eighty's and ninety's, and thousands of cases remain unresolved. like at the nephew's, her son's death will suffer the same fate. medina, sanchez, alto, cedar yuk, gucho. well then,

a 1000 stops. are showcasing their products to the annual consumer electronics tech show in las vegas is the biggest tech event of the year in the u asked. and it's a hub for companies and investors to see the latest gadgets and trends, including artificial intelligence, the mattress, and green technology and road. reynolds is lucky enough to be that in las vegas for it. so what are investors and techies getting excited about this year's event? rob, well, there's a lot here, neve ended. this i will mention is uh, the 1st time sensitive the beginning of the pandemic that this show was really off the ground. it was totally virtual in 2021. and last year was very sparsely attended. it looks like there are the, the gang is back here in las vegas. you know, this show showcases products of from a huge companies like what behind me you can see the samsung

offering a variety of the new new tv screens, the appliances, laptops and whatnot. 2 very small start ups, in fact, there's one french company that's offering some electronic roller skates. allow you to wiz along at about 30 more for about 30 kilometers, with minimal human effort as it it's until it's battery life runs out. now some of these concepts are going to obviously be a big hit or maybe the next big thing. others will fade. but here are a couple of the highlights out there are. there's a new offering from a lot of l g. the korean tech company. it has a wireless tv. you put it up on the wall, no messy cables, hanging down. the signal is being fro a box that can be position several meters away. b m w, the german automaker has a,

a i equipped off har model. it can talk to the driver and learned their preferences. so the integration of tech into the automotive world continues and also a change in the world of virtual reality. and a i is well represented here, the matter versus slowly taking shape, although really no one exactly knows what that shape will be. but there are plenty of people here, geeking out with their headsets, and everyone is looking forward to a new headset product that amazon is expected to bring out on to the market later this year. so that's causing a lot of excitement in that particular sector. and of course, there are the off beat, the weird, the downright cookie ideas on, on display here. one of my favorites is a, a fit this monitor dog and holler. you put it on your dog. and then it will being

back a signal to your phone, letting you know when the fido is exercising or. busy resting or sleeping or doing something else. and you know, like a lot of these things here need. this is something you probably never knew that you actually needed because you probably don't profit and about you. but i'd quite like to see you on those electric around the skates and some point i live in las vegas raw brunelsa. now south korea is biggest brand tech giant. samsung electronics is reported. a 69 percent drop in quarterly profits is the largest electronics and ship maker in the world. it says profit sank to an 8 year low between october and december. the economists say a weakening global economy hammond, memory, chip prices, and curb demand for electronic devices. the philippines is battling reco, what high inflation president, ferdinand marco's junior,

says it's out of control. despite a decline in oil prices, on a below, spent a day with one family. in manila, which is struggling to make ends meet 2 years of pandemic locked downs. and now soaring prices boldly, baldessari says he used to be able to provide enough for his family before the pandemic. he made daily trips as a driver, but restrictions now limit him to 3 or 4 journeys a week. and he gave up another law with an unwarranted. i only make 6 or $7.00 a day, a ship that's weirdly enough for food for that life has become a really difficult hold. he had a budget of less than $6.00 on the day. we company him to the neighbourhood market a on the down by a quarter of the money was spent on rice, another quarter on chicken rest on a bunch of bananas, some vegetables and few pieces of sausages and fish. he said it was food for 2 days . for spam only of 6 develop nation prices in

a developing economy. this is how many filipinos describe the increase in cost, the basic commodities. what are the most significant a cooking? staple onions, at around $10.00 a kilogram. they're one of the most expensive onions in the world. us, there was no way pulled, he could afford audience. but even the middle class filipinos are hurting. while the economy is growing, inflation in december was the highest didn't almost a decade and a half, even though oil prices have started declining. the does that mean prices are going to go down? that just means, but i say one go up as fast as before, and that's going to be a problem. if families are not going to be earning enough, not only for the best and well president, for the net, marcus junior has been touting economic recovery. he's also acknowledged the high costs of basic goods are unemployment rate. this sir, ah,

quite reasonable considering the situation. however, on the other side of that coin, there is still inflation that is running rampant and out of control hauled. he says he has no choice but to make do, but he hates seeing his children suffering. he hopes that whatever gains the economy makes in the near future trickled down to ordinary filipinos. barnett below al jazeera manila, still ahead on al jazeera. remembering gen luke of the ali who's died from cancer at the age of 58, will look back at the former chelsea strike as career in schools. ah ah

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ah. as promised, his gemma with a spot thanking me for me to strike jelic of the ali has died from cancer. the age of $58.00 tributes have come in from around the fumbling world, including his clubs to some doria events. his and chelsea david stakes looks back on his career brothers in arms. jan lucas, the ali embracing rebecca mancini and schoolmates, he mate and friend for over 40 years. after watching italy with the euros in 2021. when she need the head coach had hired the ali, as the teams delegation chief of only continued in until last month, before stepping away to focus on his health. the ali was originally diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2017, but given the old claire a year later, only for it to return a few months after italy's triumph at wembley stadium. he died on friday, leaving his wife and 2 daughters. they are trish there, but amelia of it's

a sad day for me though i say good bye to a friend or a colleague, a very nice person or a great player. may he rest in peace. the ollie's career took off when he signed for some doria in 1984, he scored 85 li goes on the sorry, our title 3 italian cups and the european cup. when his cup as well. he was soon called up to the national team. i went on to play 59 times for italy, representing him. it's who will cups. mexico 1986, an italian 90. in 1992, we secured a vend world record moved. he event is $15000000.00. he won another italian title. the way for cup and the prestigious champions league events his coach must emiliano a leg re let a minute silence at his press conference on friday, before paying his own tribute and represent thought of tant us, he represented a lot firstly, as a player, but even more as a man who they are, i think that for the younger players, he was a model to follow him. his therefore,

we will all miss him terribly. there after event s v ali's next move was to the premier league when root whole. it brought him in at chelsea. he ended up replacing the dutchman as player manager and guided the london side to 5 trophy this was somebody who introduced his to in your, of quality of the club whose ability to communicate the link between the players and the supporters am, was absolutely everything to us a minute silence will be held across all sorry, our matches this weekend in memory of the alley. italy's foot will federation. president said his sporting success was matched by his extraordinary human qualities. as you heard that the valley played on managed chelsea, the premier league side had described him as a legend to the club. i'm to a football chelsea fans have been paying their respects outside stanford bridge. the players and staff will set up a minute silence before that training session on friday to remember him. former

chelsea captain john perry, who has given his debut by the ali, says he is heartbroken. whose nation rock has been held to a goal, a stroll by oman and the opening match the arabian gulf comp, the rock. he's a hosting the tournament for the 1st time since 1979 in bows, where they simply could not locked monte defense in a game of chances neither goalkeeper really tested him in saudi arabia. the other 2 team in group a have just kicked off let's go live now to where it's all happening in ballard and speak to my mood. abdullah, he'd mcclure no goals for the fans to care about. then what was the atmosphere like where you all hi jim. well, despite the fact that it's a go, let's draw the end of this match of a iraq team again is oman, but iraq is, as you can see right behind to be have take into st squares here in basra city,

celebrating it a while ago we were speaking to some of them, they say that it's a victory for them, no matter what the result is. it's a victory because they considered it a terrific event as strict moment that bus is hosting this told them it's after more than 40 years of pension. as you know that iraq has been under sanctions, not to host any international regional tournaments because of the sanctions imposed by feedback that's following the invasion of kuwait by iraq in 1990. so the people of iraq, especially those of basra, as you can see right behind me, they say that it's also a major again for bustle because it's, as they hope it's going to open the door wide for their neighbors, especially golf neighbors to come to bus route to see the landmarks of buffer,

i'm probably to invest in basra resources. what do you think the iraqi people will be hoping the legacy of holding this tournament is? well, many people here are hoping gabby, especially with the crumbling economy, as you know, a decline of the economy and years of conflict wars and it instability the people of bustle, especially had been suffering a lot for decades from those odds say that they're hoping that this tournament can be only the beginning for hosting other tournaments, sportive activities and iraq, and especially in that city of a bustling they say, especially the iraqi football. for the ration i'm hoping it to be,

or to gain more recognition originate and an internationally at the city of butler, as you know, that it's in, in, in southern iraq. it's it very close to a weight. they say that the isolation of iraq that has been imposed on the country for decades can be changed by, by just the beginning of this at a tournament. the hope that they can set relations back to normal with their neighboring countries, especially with the kind of countries and the out aboard while it's like the 2nd game, bettina, eminence. saudi right, that can that yield some goals, but nevertheless, a very impressive opening ceremony. backward outside of a heat impasse right? thanks that. that fans can look forward to a blockbuster semi final at the adelaide international when they talk of it. she'll take down a little bit of joke that she's booked his face in the law for with a strike when they have a dentist shop, a battles, as he warms up, please return it to the australia and it's about number $52063.00 and a half $22.00 total eval matches. so met with next to the survey and it would be

the 3rd meeting between the pack in the last month. it was 4 times already championed enough to alex here is one whose 2nd straight age in this year's race. but stage 6 is most significant moment was frenchman, and stuff, and the pet handsome, crushing out the man known as mister deck, off his 14 titles was in 2nd place. but when i have to watch from the sidelines family, his co driver had to be taken to hospital by helicopter, call a site full fe, crushed ounce, but there was no medical attention required. thankfully, i was his age when means his overlaid has been extended to more than an hour. it is also his bird stage when that is all your fault for now, i'll have more than a many thanks jemma. well, that's it for me and the bar code for this news now. it's over to mario mosey and london with more of the days news you're watching, i'll just 0. ah

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