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defeat lula himself is currently in sao paolo. but in the last few minutes, he has spoken about violence. these alber everyone involved will be found and punish. he's also declared federal security intervention of priscilla until january 31st. so let's get more in this now from a mechanic. yes, she joins us now from rio de janeiro, 1st of all, louis calling for this wide spread security intervention. presumably, this involves a sort of beefed up military presence. just tell us precisely what that means and what sort of troops are going to be involved. well, what this means is that the security and brazilian, the capital will no longer be made by the security forces of the city of the arbors of the capital itself on which has a governor. it's like of the district of columbia in the united states. ah, what it also means because nobody did anything to stop these people. this was

a tragedy waiting to happen. everybody had predicted this was sap would happen because our former president jay bull sonata followed the play book of former u. s. president. donald trump, who he admires to the t, he did just almost everything that trump did. he repeated in brazil just a couple of weeks or months later. so his supporters had always said that they would take our matters in hand if the military did not r decree. a cool because according to them, the election was stolen. now our boston, i don't, is in florida. that's where he went to say he did not pass the presidential sash on to president was in astro lula, the silver he left for florida. his silence in a certain way, ah helps these people think that they have the power to take matters in hand. we were with them on january the 1st on the day of the now gratian,

they were camped out. there were like a 1000 of them camped out outside the army headquarters in brazil. yeah, we interviewed them and they said and including one of them, we just spotted him arm in there in, in this group that was invading the supreme court. congress and the presidential palace. they were saying they would not negotiate with the new government that they would resist until the end because they don't believe that this, that molar should ever have been inaugurated. they think that he should not even have run for president. they also think the election was stolen, so there were had waiting for a happened. and if that did not happen, then they said they would take matters in hand. now it's a small group, not every bull. so now to support or is radical or violent, but they do make a lot of noise. they have truck drivers which support both so not of their farmers that supportable sonata, and their people all over the country,

that support bull sonata. so just seeing how frail these buildings were just a mob. * just invading them with, with nothing, nothing to stop them really. that was a very shocking, our image here for brazilians. and we have seen as footage all over social media, this is the area where the 3 centers of governmental power are in brazil. this is where they're located, you have the congress, the judiciary, and the presidential office. and when we speak about protest, i mean this is a group of rioters who forced their way through barricades a smash buildings because these are essentially glass buildings. just how violent is as this group been. well they, there wasn't much to stop them as you were saying, which is true. the 3 buildings are one next to the other. ah, brazilian has a very peculiar architecture. it was meant to be the city of the future. ah, when it was built some 50 years ago,

everything is glass. it's very easy to break into, into this, into these buildings. so one question that everyone was asking was, why weren't the people in brazilian the security forces of brazil you ready for this? one of the, ah, one of the answers would be people were expecting this to happen maybe during the integration or before the inauguration. but during didn't argue ration there was very tight security forces and today's sunday, so the city of brazilian, after the inauguration on a weekend, is pretty much empty. ah, especially that place where these 3 buildings are. so they didn't, there wasn't much resistance to these groups that they didn't need much violence to break into the buildings. all right, thank you very much. i'm on a can a key of andrea diginero. so we can now speak to oliver st. uncle, a professor of international relations at the vargas foundation in sal pallet, it seems that when he contrast what we were seeing just a week ago,

when i think many hundreds of thousands were out in the streets and appraising the, you know, gratian of president and asio luna da silva now he has made a number of remarks off to what has happened. have we heard anything from bolster and aro, hello, and no we haven't actually. busy present a former president, verbal serrato has left the country 2 days before the end of his term. he's in florida and he's actually left off of his followers some want to this oriented. so i'm, i'm following up pro bowl sonata ah group. so social media, there's lots of debates about how to think about ah, you know, bizarre was trip and sub calling him a traitor. some say he promised that after the election he'd only have 3 options, victory, prisoner death. and now that seems to be a 4th option that he's just leaving the country. and so there's been some disappointment, but others other followers have said that he's quiet because he must evade, ah, the supposedly corrupted justice system and have pursued. and actually the,

to some extent to these events have been quite predictable. and after the prompt, the trump supporters invaded the u. s. congress and on january 6th, 2021 boss nato son publicly stated that quote, unquote, with better planning the protesters could have achieved their aims. so in that sense, i think there's been a strong expectation that something like that could have happened. now it's a bit surprising that it happens after lula takes over, but it shows there's a lot of radicalism active in brazilian politics right now. while is nothing down to stop them f s for his air predictable event. there will be certainly an investigation into that i it, as it is supposed to be an accessible a city or so. so congress is transparent. it's really quite remarkable. you, anybody can just walk in to the building it's, it's not easy. it's not difficult to to enter,

watch the debates that are going on. so it's supposed to be easy to, to circulate. and i think that has certainly been used by the protesters. but the governor of the capital aah is somewhat aligned to both fernando. he has just a, he's just for announced that he is firing his the person in charge of security. but i think a lot of questions will be asked because it would have been fairly easy to protect the buildings. so that i think shows that potentially that has been some involvement in either the governor, the governorship of brazil, or the security establishment, which is known to be relatively close to both fernando. how complicated does that make it for you? lisa nasty like a silva. he is now sanctioned deeper security intervention until the end of this month until january 31st. and in order to do this, i guess yes,

to coordinate with different institutions, some of which some of which may not be loyal to hand, is the army divided when she's saying that loyalties? well, i think that certainly there has been resistance or in the army to lula. so a several branches of the armed forces decided to leave their positions early in order to not be with lula in the same room when the transition would take place. ah, there have been there's, if you look at, ah, you know, pro both are to what's at groups. there's clearly a strong presence also of our, the police are, which is overseen by the states. but we're clearly pro her and terry on sentiment is rife. and that i think it is certainly an issue of concern because lola has made clear that he wants to civilian and his name,

the civilian minister of defense. ah, but i think it will be a challenge over the next months and years to consolidate that. civilian control over the on forces and make clear that these types of violations of law will have to be a prosecuted. and i think that could deepen polarization even further. if the justice system begins just like in the united states after january, 6th, 2021, to go after the perpetrators. and we have seen the way in which you need to elite his lie. air tramping barson are inside here, anger and hatred and exploit that for their own political ambition. but i suppose it can be quite difficult to grasp the sort of precise nature of how something like this comes about, whether it's sort of grass roots active and political radicalism, or to what extent it sort of planned and orchestrated from the top down. yes, i think that brazil's a, a prosecutors will certainly, ah,

look into how the u. s. justice system has sought to deal with the events of general fix in the united states. they have been pro bolts lotto and pro a military intervention. protests are in brasilia for months. with the thousands of protesters, it seemed to be quite organic and a, and many other cities of brazil. this actually took place and i spent some time visiting these places. speaking to people and was really quite remarkable that people came from across the country to join these protests. but at the same time, those a very sophisticated structure there with restaurants. and i really my attendance and a cardboard, you know, protesting assigns, et cetera. so they seem to be some coordination and quite some financial firepower behind this. and i think now the task will be to understand how exactly this came about and who's responsible for it. so i switched to it till it came. id,

appreciate tent, oliver's tinkle, accounting, a staff from south palin. thank you're much anthony's our life in london. i shall still to bring you this allan ukraine. this misses rushes claims of it, kill $600.00 ukrainian soldiers in an attack on chrome, a tours which is from the scene, shown no sign of casualties. we look at the desperate need for immediate humanitarian, a for people living in displacement camps in syria and in sport, and on the high profile player pulls out the australian open. we'll have fara here with that story. ah, now paging as reopened is or does dismantling of final pillow of a 0 coven policy, which shielded its people, but also cut them off from the rest of the world. huge cues formed as people stream back into the country by air, land, and sea, with incoming travellers no longer required to quarantine. it coincided with the

beginning of the lunar new year, travel period and a surge in cases across the country. katrina, you reports on this now from beijing for the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic pump, they is getting ready for a trip to thailand. he says he's overjoyed. china has and did it strict 0 curve at border controls? absolutely, i'm so passionate about him. because i've been stuck here for like for years, the urge is so strong. a read on travel abroad. i lived to thailand somewhere easy from sunday, those returning to china no longer have to undergo a quarantine. the change has sparked a surge and travel begins. japan, south korea and the united states are among popular destinations. thailand has tops the list staff in this bangkok hotel and looking forward to welcoming back chinese tourists. $5000000.00 are expected this year on our hon. it our, the and he home on a hack off chinese visitors,

a vital for the tourism industry throughout the country. they not only spend money in bangkok, but they usually travel nationwide. china's borders with hong kong have also been reopened. these passages are among the 1st to cross without needing to isolate at a government facility. this weekend also must the beginning of june, the travel period leading up to noon a new year. chinese railway department expect 2000000000 trips to be made over the next few weeks, many by migrant workers who were unable to travel harm in previous years to strict 0 curve and policy. but widespread covered 19 infections have prompted the government to issue guidelines cautioning against spreading the virus in rural areas. governance abroad have also raised concerns with more than a dozen countries, including the united kingdom, france and australia. imposing restrictions on passages from china. punk, they says he'll steer clear of those countries for now,

and is just relieved that china's days of global isolation seem to be ending. katrina, you al serra, beijing, ukraine's military is dismiss crimes by russia that it killed more than 600 ukrainian soldiers in a rocket strike in the eastern city of crime tours. ukraine said a school was damaged, but no one died in the attack. russia said the strike was in retaliation. few cranes, new year's strike, which killed thousands of russian soldiers. but it provided no evidence to support that plain journalist at the scene said there was no sign of any casualties while local said windows were blown out of buildings. but that there was nothing notable about the attack pollutant. you reboot the raw as an explosion and then another a series of explosion and one made the window shake. really. there's nothing else to tell you. just a normal day near to can. i just went back to sleep. i thought about what to do next, but i just went back to bed crying and present, roddy, me as a landscape, says russia allied about the lateral truce. it declared for the dogs christmas or

the last 2 days. and his nightly address, the ukrainian leader also accused rusher of shutting the harris on region using incendiary ammunition and of again targeting civilian infrastructure. so he was not much of in the world seen again that russia lies even when it draws attention to the situation on the front line with its statements rushing shelling. i'll pass on with incendiary ammunition right after christmas strikes on credit talk and other cities of dumbass, precisely on civilian jackie. and exactly when moscow reported on the ledge, silence of the army chang, more threats from russian officials to europe and the world. all this, when moscow was talking about the alleged truths, no attempt of russia to manipulate democracy, and politics will ever work again. president joe biden as arrived at the us mexican border now for the 1st time since being elected. he is visiting the town of el paso in the day of texas on his way 1st summit in mexico. trip comes days after now its

plans to curb illegal immigration from for central and south american nations. the new rules will bar people from cuba, nicaragua, haiti, and venezuela, from applying for asylum if they've entered the us illegally. so we have correspondents live 1st in both mexico city and el paso. let's start with john henry, who's in el paso, texas, where the president has now touch down. he is that john, but maybe you could just tell us a bit more about about your location where you are at the moment and who are the people behind you won't even saying oh, yeah, absolutely, i did. the president is in el paso. he landed on the tarmac, he talked to state local federal officials. he met with border park guards, and he took a tour of one of the crossings at the bridge of the american one of the border crossing. and he saw some demonstrations with some border dogs among other things detecting drugs. but as you say,

this is really the epicenter of this problem. it's a reason he's down here. this is el paso. and while some people are in those detention centers in shelters, many of them just live out here because this is where they have to be. most of the people here where we are in el paso, outside of sacred heart church, or venezuelans, and they've been living out here. it gets cold overnight and that's why they have these warming buses. it's sometimes below freezing. we can go inside and take a look at you like this is where people go to warm up when it gets cold, to charge up their phones and just take a break from sitting out in the boiling sun all day long. every day we talk to a young man who said he'd been here for just 20 days, but he'd been living in a cardboard box right here on the street. and he had a phone with wife. i said this box has why fi but really it's, it's a tough way to live about

a 150 people actually get to go inside the sacred heart church and the rest of whom have to live out in st. and this is the case all across el paso where hundreds you can see here of people are merely living out in the street. they live on, donated food, they duck into these buses for warmth, and a bit of power. and then, you know, they're out here again, you can see children playing here as they do on both sides of the border oblivious to the chaos around them. but there is really from any of the solution, particularly the venezuelans who did not cross legally who haven't gone through this program, said biting has talked about where you have to come across the border illegally apply online, and you have to have a financial sponsor when you're here in the us, well, if you haven't gone through all the steps, like many of the people here are, they're kind of in limbo. i mean, they don't want to go back home. and if they go across the border, they're probably going to be captured. also a risk,

a take out here. so every day is with parents here on the streets, if el paso, for these migrant. well, thank you very much. i was there is john 100 explaining the situation that in el paso texas. so theresa bo joins us now from mexico city. and this is where biden is headed to after is restart in el paso. gonna be there for an international summit to try and look at well the, the consequences of a migration system that is very broken and it's really the people who are bearing the brunt of it. that's correct, and everything is ready for the arrival of joe biden. here to mexico city happening late today, the 1st time that joe biden travels to latin america the 1st time that he come to mexico and it's a very much expected meeting because when we look whatever he's going to be greeting him there at the philly airport. it's about a 50 kilometers away from where we are right now when they're going to drive back

together. if you'd attend relationship between local and the united states, he took off his back in 2018 local, resisting to the interference of the united states in domestic affairs lopper if not attending the american summit in the time that happened in june this year. so it's suddenly going to be a very, very important meeting happening and lots of issues on the table compared it's got one of them is going to be migration. and my colleague john 100 was just reporting thousands and thousands of people are trying to make it to the united is very, very difficult journey. crossing the darian gap from columbia to panama, trying to cross the us border, their lives at risk and trying to find a solution. the united states had already announced some restrictions for those who cross. it has also announced some ways of entering the country legally. this is something that's certainly going to be discussed in the next few days, but the other issue that's also pressing here is counter narcotics. biden's visit

is happening just a few days after of y'all's man, that's a sign of a charcoal respond the renown regular. that is currently detained in the united states, the leader of the lower kind of failure was detained. at least 29 people were killed that. so by denise arriving at this time, let's not forget that there's lots of discussion happening and why this happened. many here in mexico are saying that this was a gift to joe biden, as he was coming here to taking off is the obvious hold. our lord has said that, you know, he has a real weight. re shuffle that the, with mexico had of going after cartel if he has imposed it. what we got people here call that more harden was fighting cartels in this country. so suddenly the united states had lots of concerns. the traffic got bend ha, of by methamphetamines thought were the that is killing between 780-0000 people every year. and mexico has also its own, the man fighting weapon trafficking around 500000 weapons i traffic into this

country. and this of course, plays in the whole bible and circles that exist, especially in gay cartel controlled area. so lots of issues going to be discussed in the next few days here. many are hoping that some type of, of solutions or promises are going to come out. the challenge will be, however, turning those promises into reality. thank you very much. my explicity to raise a bow now humanitarian group say thousands of des space people living in camps in northwest in syria are in need of help. the cold weather, the poor infrastructure and lack of basic facilities are increasing the risk of disease. mom had allergies. ari has more now from the l. z a tune camp an ad lib mcwilliams at dakota r y. as in nancy haynes him, liam at winters prolonging the suffering of syrians living incomes for displaced people overnight. rain caused damage. here. as you can see, the tensor in poor shape. the wet weather is also made it difficult for people to

move around easily. man, with me now is one of the cam residents to explain the situation. la la la la julia, who had been suffering since the beginning of winter. oh, 10th, was flooded. that took a long time to get rid of the water, and clear the spruce for the children to sleep. well, we spent the entire meds in these miserable conditions. a little, every time it rains or timbers flooded somewhat of no energy lived. only god can help us. now, why don't i go on to say about bonham. now there are more than 1600 camps like this in northern syria. relocated outside the cities of rural areas and they're not equipped for these conditions. there's no drainage system or drinking water or electricity. more than 2 1000000 displays. people live like this, suffering year after year jennifer was the site our cause her across board, a humanitarian operation, interfere from tech care to be extended. un security council meeting on monday to voe on renewing this agreement. it's due to expire on tuesday,

and it ensures the delivery of aid for millions of syrians, mark k as communications director for the middle east in north africa. the international rescue committee joins me now from a man jordan. and tell us about the, the sort of a level of humanitarian assistance the is required in syria. of course, this is a country that's been hit not just by conflict, but also a policy drought effects of climate change. it seems to be the over 15000000 people across the country are now in need of aid. is that right? yes, it isn't. nothing suited to pack each, sir. a corresponding to show it will demonstrate the dire need. hundreds of thousands of people in syria are suffering and they experience doing most trophies of conflict now on crisis. and that 15000000 people are requiring humanitarian assistance is, is a record is the highest number since the crisis began. as for the am perspective, that's over 2 thirds of its higher population in need of some kind of humanitarian

assistance in order to survive. and, and it's not just conflict. and so a mixture of economic crisis and even more recently, curve it manifest color outbreak in over a decade. and is pushing family a syndicates, the brain, and our teams in rescue committee on the ground across new ciriani. are we working with families who just simply don't have the resources adding more to be able to survive outside outside of school? and just be clear this cross cross border aid mechanism that enables the humanitarian assistance to go into syria from turkey. now it, it does that, is that distributed to the entire country? are there some areas in syria that are excluded from that? so the possible, the mechanism i is actually one crossing at from tech he or kodak. ha. and it's just been no for syria. and they're prosper resolution,

i'm originated started in 2014 and, and it's shows shrunk off to several different high resolutions that both down just to the one accessing north west. now, on that one, access is, is vital for about 4100000 people who are living in those areas. a, syria is not getting age just to be clear. since you're a get aid through these cars for the mac, and then it was not even use tomorrow, whether you indicate to to counter both, then that would be a put them shot enough lifeline minis. 4 point one me theory. and what is life like for the syrians who depend on this humanitarian assistance and who are the worst effective? well, i mean, she didn't know if you've been displayed to teach the bundle. hundreds of thousands

of people like they know what the real live any, make a claim, the same name, her random conditions. and some of the people are, they are support being case more than 20 times 2011. and they are major rates. kelly, plummeting temperatures for you think when is about the time last year, particularly harsh. my storm in your area, resulting in $1010.00 to be destroyed. so it means that across the board next me then and i got the i the, the, you add another, you know, right, and catch a real concern. we have it day, the cross boardmax in doubt and on tomorrow and cheese day. and then that won't be able to fix things quite quickly and quite as easy as we have in the past. all right, thank you very much. mark k,

a bo carrying 185 or hanger refugees. most of them women and children has landed on the shores of indonesia as a province or the rank or reach chain. the past few months range muslims are persecuted in the home country of man, mar, more than a 1000000 of sought shelter, encamped in neighboring bangladesh. since 2017 number rang of fling desperate humanitarian conditions has also been rising since last year. it and he is our life in london still, lad, ah. cleanup begins in california of the days of devastating storms. the full cost is $1.00 more extreme. weather is on the way australia, military rescues, hundreds of people from communities, cut off. i once in a century, floods in the north west. and it's for some early season glory canada. novak joclett, ah

hallow the weather's looking pretty mobile across europe over the next couple of days as something of a change, just setting up in temperatures will be returning somewhere near where they should be. no one there was mild if a warm, as it has been recently. big swirl of cloud rolling in across northwest once again driving some very heavy rain in very windy weather, tightly packed ice bar. so some very wet and windy weather to come across and north west of europe and these lines of france, they will make good progress as we go through the next couple of days. at the moment they are being held up by these areas of high pressure. but these will weaken, we'll see that rain, sleet, and snow. yeah, they'll be some snow. welcome snow coming back into the outs, the swiss alps to him and helps me into the french alps as well. seems significant snow for over the next couple days and wet and with the weather too into italy and the balkans turn to snow over the generic house. as we go on into we're tuesday. that way. whether that windy weather will grassy fade across greece and on into to

clear up towards the north west. yes, another band of wet and windy weather rolling in here could see some localized flooding. as a result of that, it makes good progress. france, the low countries, much of jeremy seeing more wet weather, more snow there across the alps. as good years. we'll see some wet weather down towards the southeast, at cloud and return it to snow as it moves across the mountains of the care. ah. when the news breaks, it's designed to represent a better when it's now become a place to welcome funds from around the world when people need to be heard. and the story told, this area of size will will be an island within a 100 years. with exclusive interviews and in depth reports era, germany's largest going to write up for sure how to come to i would you 0 has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live

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hundreds of supported the former brazilian president. you are both scenarios, stormed congress, supreme court, and the presidential palace in brasilia. all snar left office a week ago after was defeated in last year's election by louisa na seo lulu to silver lula isn't out of federal security intervention in brasilia for the rest of the month. in our, the headlines by jean as we opened his borders, dismantling a final pinner of 0 covet policy, which shielded his people, but also cut them off from the rest of the world. huge cues formed as people streamed back into the country by air, land, and sea, with incoming travellers no longer required to quarantine. and ukraine's military denied claims by russia that more than 600 ukrainian soldiers were killed in a rocket strike in the eastern city of commodore's. ukraine said no one died in the attack, although a school was damaged. so pul sotero as the former director and distinguished fellow

of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson center. he joins us now. thank you very much for speaking to us. and actually we're getting a few more developments on this story with now brazil solicitor general's office saying that it has requested the arrest of brazilian public security secretary anderson torres. so this suggest that the government is trying to be quite swift in the way in which it's responding to what is it has happened and particularly in trying to perhaps hold those accountable who might have been behind a security breach, corrected this gentleman that was just arrested is a former a lie, i was on the line with the former president tribal from out of the country. but there is a recall truck whoop of what we call bull somebody does that had suggested that they could have done this. it's pretty serious and all this crowd back the 3

powers of the republic, the, the judiciary, meaning the supreme court legislative, the both the house, the place that houses both the senate and the house of representatives. and obviously the presidential palace may be nothing will come as a consequence in terms of the stability of the system back. it was why the surprise clearly the government was not prepared for this president lula was and probably still is out of brazil. he was in the countryside, in softball, with for political events, is certainly returning to brazil there now. but this is probably a sign all confirmation of the instability that we will have to face for the time

being a historic election wet chat, louise and ask you to silver recently one. but at the same time, when he did expose it division in the polarization inside the country, how is this sort of instability likely to affect his presidency? well, it will make things more difficult. he has to govern with a minority in congress. the largest number of congressmen and senators elect have plenty budget allegiance troubleshoot model. in the past, add those branches of allegiance should not be taking that seriously in brazil, but they can always negotiate things, but it will make the, the work of the new president of his government off the other of the judiciary bet more difficult in a situation where you see instability also in places where we are not used to

like the united states of america, like washington where i am. and we saw the last few days, a excruciating process to elect the speaker of the house for present lula had made plans to be in washington in the coming weeks of this month, maybe next month. well, this is all kind out of the situation there. it was you also bring new elements of uncertainty because i don't think that unless he's sure that he has the situation to present leave. how difficult is it going to be him to get the situation under control. we still are a very small group of both and our support is resorting to this sort of violence

against a center of power inside brazil. but of course there are many more who might be opposed to him. why are that people in the country that refuse to accept that he won this election legitimately? because they don't believe in democracy. they don't believe in the rule of law and they have been taught that this is ok. now this is not ok and present law will have the school leadership discipline and strengths in order to convince the country that is not admissible. we thought in brazil that we had already passed this period of permanent instability, but now we are back at instability. is that it makes govern me

that much more difficult, especially in a situation where the economy is out of whack and well, the region also is not so well. and now you have the traditional, most important ally of brazil, united states also demonstrating its own weakness in public. it is, it is quite a challenge for president lamb, his government. and he will have to think twice before he decides to come to washington. as he had predicted or has he wanted to do until 2 weeks ago. all right, thank you very much, melinda terry. i do appreciate you now go to some news from nigeria. work on one of of dr. 32 people from a train station in the south of the country, one of whom is managed to escape. this happened in ada estate,

believe say armed herdsman attack passengers waiting for a train to worry an oil hub in nearby delta state. several people reportedly hers when the kidnappers fide shots into the air. it comes almost a year of the gunman attacked a moving train in kaduna state and north west nigeria. the popular train service from the capital of buddha, only resumed last month after the last of the kid. now passengers were released. now at least 40 people have died in a bus crash and central sana gall, described as one of the deadliest in the country. in recent years, 2 buses collided in nimby village and the catherine region. in the early hours of sunday, dozens more were injured in the crash. cellulose president mackey. saul is declared 3 days of morning starting monday and will convene, convene a government council to discuss road safety measures. when ali goads have been in vote counting has started in the parliamentary election, where opposition parties did get to be on the ballot this time. they were banned from the previous vote or exclusion in 2019 let

a violent protest against present patrice talon and damage the country's image as of a bastion of democracy in the region. but turn out for sunday's vote was muted. i might address reports from cotton. no servant, 5 year old, the cynthia acquit, casts her ballot with only the future of our grandchildren on our mind. giving me thought very good me then i want a better future for our youths jobs for them so they can have a prosperous life. but for many voters, this election is much more than just about jobs. they say it's also about the future of the countries to what chrissy remains of position is broken. the ballot after being excluded from the turn to know tim parliamentary, wrote a move that looked violent protest. president patrice still says the election validates the countries to aquatic credentials as you walk into some with another think we are definitely leaving behind the dock pages of our political history. the election was approached with susan and

o boycott. if the opposition gets into parliament with significant numbers, some of its candidates could run for president in 2026 under the current at luck from all candidates must be endorsed by members of parliament. a mess up position also wants to get rid of laws that in its would impede, become christabel quite to process the election could also see a record number of women elected to parliament. nearly a quarter of the $109.00 seats are reserved for women. what to turn out, however, was law in many areas, a surprise to many after the opposition candidates were allowed to run. the election commission says it was satisfied with the vote. good and for our nod, repeat even in the north of the country where we fed terror attacks, if there was no incidentally valez and protest at maud the election 3 years ago. haven't been seen so far this time. but where they stayed that way depends on the result and how the opposition and the people have been receive them. with edris al

jazeera got little john and please have detained a 32 year old iranian man for allegedly planning to use cyanide and rice tend to commit a serious attack of violence. man's home and castro browser was rated, but i poisons are found. 30 say they were tipped off by a friendly, fine, intelligent service. a 2nd suspect was also detained as part of the investigation. meanwhile, more environmental activists of descended on a village in western germany to demonstrate against the expansion of a coal. mine lords are off, is due to be demolished, so that coal underneath can be dug up. protest is of occupied it for 2 years now. but confrontations, tongue violent last week when police coordinate it off. germany had planned to start using cold by the year 2030. but it's now we thinking it's energy policy. after the warn ukraine disrupted supplies. more than 3330000 homes and businesses and the u. s. 8 of california is still without power of the days of devastating

storms. the clean up has started, but the full cost is for more severe weather. in the coming days. at least 6 people have died since new year's weekend. alexander buyers reports dominic kings restaurant would normally be full of dinars, enjoying food and ocean views. but not any more. the village of capital, it was among the worst to be hit by last week's storm. it stirred up some of the biggest swells in years waves as high as 7 meters tore up historic peers and damaged homes and businesses. it's our family restaurant, you know, we've had it for like a decade it's. it's definitely places where we thought a lot of good memories, it's more than just a business. so it's, it's really hard to see kind of been the state edited utility companies are working to restore power to tens of thousands of people. california's governor declared

a state of emergency to help with the clean up, but the damage bill is in the millions where they're reasonably feeling just traumatized. i mean it's, it's a, it's emotional, does our community. we know that, that when you look around at the wreckage, there with the rebuilding, looks like in an arduous process. the storm was powered by 2 for now. a large airborne stream of moisture called an atmospheric river and a hurricane force system known as a bomb sigh close. for 2 days, it battered the region with fierce winds and torrential rains. we actually witness the pier go down, and it was not only a site to see, but to hear it, to hear the pylons rapping against each other. and the destructive force of the water was just incredible. and now to come the day after and to see it looks like

a war zone here. it's the 3rd storm like this to hit california in a week. researchers say climate change is making them worse and more frequent. the severe weather has killed several people since new years. and as communities try to pick up the pieces, there's no reprieve just yet. to back to back storms are barreling in from the pacific and more than 15000000 californians remain under flood watch. alexandra buyers al jazeera, elsewhere in western australia, hundreds of people have been rescued from flooded towns and communities cut off by reco, breaking rainfall, and extreme weather system brought heavy rain to the kimberly region in the far north of the state causing emergency services. calling once in a century, floods recovery and rebuilding operations are expected to take months. people in the kimberly are experiencing a one in 100 year flood event. the worst flooding western australia has had in its

history. the situation continues to change and is proven to be extremely challenging for residents in the region. again, we are asking people to postpone any non essential travel to the kimberly region slide for you on this news out from london. oh, you saw it here. he lives on elvis presley fans from around the world. how provide the flagging fortunes of an australian country town and ins for a saving wind? for manchester city is a low to complete a trophy suite this season. ah, the earth is at a tipping point. scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree upon a solution. people are taking matters into that we're

talking about the company now. we're trying to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people. now it's already getting people, thrice the people's voice on al jazeera. there are people in the world walk all forms of verification to just go away. so we need people fighting against that . we are trying to see if it's a fake video, maybe consillio, but in a different time. they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global players. we've been told to 5 cyber attacks from russia. they're all, they just do this kind of work welling truth in a post truth world on al jazeera. ah

ah, they've been lonesome for a future many nights in the australian town of fox. 2 years of coven meant the annual elvis presley festival was cancelled, leaving the population and its economy all shook up. but the king is back, the festival has returned. tourism is reviving, leaving parks with little more conversation and a lot more action as wine, hey, explains. and just a warning that this report does contain flashing lights. ah, you've got to follow that dream. wherever that dream may lead. elvis presley once crooned for many impersonate is of the king of rock'n'roll. that dream leads to the small australian town of pox. o for a few days, every year. people of all ages from all around the world come here. we're

slow for them. the annual parks elvis festival is australia's grace lands. after 2 years of doing nothing and you know us entertain, is being in home. it's great to be back out again in the parks is buzzing. it's great for the economy for parks, and it's just great to see everything back up and running again. this is the 30th edition of the event which is returned after 2 years of pandemic disruptions. $25000.00 visitors are in town, providing the local economy with the boost of around $15000000.00. the heavier everything back in full swing after 3 years address 2 years of covered and to have it back in full swing is so important for the emotional benefits to the community. not only to help it recover from a difficult few years, but also to prepare for what lies ahead. consumer confidence is falling in

australia as interest rates rise. so 2023 is expected to be tough. it's quite a challenge for a lot of that small communities and our businesses. i would say 20 businesses closed out and i fall by the wayside. you know, during those joy times, i know for now those worries have been set aside as thousands channel the king. it is the atmosphere, the paper r e. every pub cobb shop. i'm shop i and i have a dress up. they fame, their stores. every one gets in the spirit of the festival. elvis presley also sang about satisfying his soul by having a party. and that's exactly what this festival is all about. wayne, hey, al jazeera elvis would be proud as far as that is, or thanks so much marian, we start with football in manchester city, booked a spot in the 4th round of the afaik hub rad marez star for pep. ordeal was side

the algerian score. twice as they down. chelsea for now add the it's he had city are competing for a last so we're way on some moments. they're also 2nd in the primary lead and are still in contention to win the champions league. and yes, so just the quality of home dad with everything he loves to play football, he help us to break the game was a, was, was really good, but always is, is, it always can happen in fantastic freaky we make can and growing dense and game again, topside to william profiler game some delays the game. again, we're playing them 3 days ago, so that was all from to shack up next competition. so happy to be the premier league side leads united surround to real scare against lower league opposition. sunny perkins scored an injury time equal, wiser to secure it to, to draw against 2nd tier side cart of city, illegal bars, loaner sat to take

a 3 point lead at the top of the table. they're beating athletic on madrid. one nel with not long left early or 3rd place rail soci dad got themselves a when they beat al maria to nail away, damage. so when alexander sor last getting the goals. so say a dad have not finished, and the top 4 since 2013 got efforts. i'll be out in a foul buffalo bills made an emotional returned to the field on sunday. and their 1st game since to mar hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest during a game. last week, throughout this week, the entire west of your community and a bill family and people around the world have been playing for tomorrow. hamlin, tomorrow, before the march takes off tributes to honor. hamlin were made within 24 year old to collapse last monday. during a match in cincinnati, hamlin had to be resuscitated after making a tackle during the 1st quarter and the player is still a half ago. but dr. dean hamlin recovering so far as remarkable. buffalo went on to

win the game. $3523.00 now by john rich has won his 1st title of the year and the 92nd of his career. he beat sebastian corda in a thrilling funnel at the adelaide international. after losing the opening set to the american job, the chip back to win the smash after more than 3 hours of play. the 35 year old is now tied with rotten adel, for the 4th most singles titles in the men's open era, or t and cord, our building up the 1st grand slam here. that's the australian open, which starts on the 16th of this month. to be standing here, you know, it is a gift definitely. you know, i gave, i gave it all today and throughout the week in order to to be able to get my hands on the trophy and the support that i've been getting in the last 10 days. was something that i don't think i've experienced too many times in my life, so thank you so much for everyone for coming out everything. co golf also made

a winning start her season. the american easily be to rebecca master over 6161 to win b a as a classic title in oakland. the talk to see did not drop is sets all week on our way to victory. it's the 18 year olds, a 3rd crown of her career. on the 1st since 2021. tea time champion, naomi saga has pulled out of the australian open. the japanese star who won the title in 2192021 has got played a competitive match in september 25 year old has slipped to 42 in the world rankings. she previously took a break from tennis to focus on her mental health. no official reason has been given for her withdrawal. since then, the former world number one has struggled to regain form after injuries and time away from the gate. mikaela sher friend is equal the women's record for world cup skiing victories. american claimed her 82nd to title and for many as move level with compatriots. lindsay, on the 27 year old, one,

the giant fallen to secure her 8th when life because she's a law. 9 time world rally champion, sebastian low has one stage 8 of the deck, her rally in saudi arabia. event schreiber, one. the 367 kilometer stage from all due d, me to re add katara. nasa here has retained his overall lead of more than an hour heading into mondays. mm. okay, and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to marian and london. thank you so much. so that's if any of i'll be back in a couple of minutes, it's more the daisies on it. also gonna bring you all the latest on what's been happening. and priscilla ball sar support has stormed the congress building. ah ah

a . but i was really simple justice judged against each other in the french capital where dish demonstrate is around re at to forty's, response to the attack and friday, which killed 3 refugees. they want answers from the police. why did it take so long for them to respond to the attack? why have they not designated this? it better is to attack. and why wasn't security provided to the punch you sent to offer it had only a be to ask for we the kurdish women are still asking for justice. and now again, i'm glad is spilled in france. we are angry and the french state is responsible for the protest have come down here in paris. the police and security services are out

enforced, clearing the protest, the but the anger in the streets of protest video, the killings have pushed to move. i'm an fonts is my good community protest in other cities as well. they want to know why an attack on a minority community isn't being designated a terrorist attack. harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19 how we ignore the global so to put proffered before people. i knew what caused awe, time of paintings on august. understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter where you call home will but you can use in current affairs that matter to you. ah.