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security forces regain control of brazil's congress supreme court, and presidential palace after they was stormed by supporters of former president j . both america, president lunar promises to punish those responsible law regional and well leaders condemned the invasion as an attack on democracy. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera ally from dough are also coming up here as president. joe biden is in mexico when his 1st state visit with his immigration policy under fire, back home, employment activists in germany. dig in to protect of it. it's set to be bulldozed for an expanding coal mine. ah,

we begin in brazil where security forces have now regained control of government buildings attacked by supporters of former president, j bowles and arrow hundreds broke into congress. the supreme court and the presidential palace in the capital. brazilian writers smashed furniture and windows and chanted. slogans comes a week after louis and i see a lunar the silver was sworn in as president following his narrow election victory in october. both laura supporters have refused to accept the result. while the president was in south palo state during the attack and is on his way back to priscilla, he laid the blame firmly at the feet of his predecessor. do sabby? he'd be right. both. everybody knows that this was encouraged by several speeches made by the former president. he encouraged the invasion of the supreme court of the presidential palace. he encouraged the invasion of the 3 governmental powers whenever he could. this is also his responsibility and it's the responsibility of the parties that supported him. all. this will be investigated forcefully and very

quickly what they're both narrow has responded condemning the violence in a series of tweets. he said pillaging an invading public buildings is outside the law, but he denied encouraging his support or saying there's no proof to back up luna's accusations. monica inaccurate has more from religion era. we were with these people on the inauguration day on january the 1st, they were camped outside of the military barracks. they had said that they were waiting for the military to intervene. they wanted a military coup. and if that would not happen, that they would take matters in hand and they did now the they have been orchestrating these attacks on their telegram channels during the past week. buses have been arriving at brazil. yeah. so it came as a surprise that the security forces in brazil were so slow to act and that cast some doubts about their loyalties because the military police, the army,

the armed forces in general have been staunch supporters of former president james . so not who, by the way is in florida. so let's going to have a very tough time. reuniting this country he wanted, that was his main goal. but now his main goal is to stop any attempted coup or any other situation like this. we must remember that although there are few people that entered the 3 buildings and destroyed windows and furniture that both when i had many supporters throughout brazil who believe that the elections have been rigged. who believe the supreme court is biased? who believe that congress will wheel and deal with the government and who believe that they are right in stopping the law from governing wilderness? yes. varies from the amanda alvarez. pentium foundation, he says bolton, roland,

the violence must be investigated for sure. that was a, depends on the part of both scenario, most radical supporter. and that's something that both scenario while he was the powers in the late that particularly against the supreme court. because the supreme court was always trying to enforce if no roles against both scenario, far rifles issues. so that's was hopefully a pick wait that you know, by both scenario himself. certainly, it's a result of the consequence of miss behaviors present that didn't really follow the roof, the chief of the police off brasilia anderson, fer it was nice this afternoon on the right after the invasion of the 3 main buildings in the front part, the national congress and the presidential palace, he's currently florida, so 40 inches in the show report. he has

a match both in our during those days. so something that we should take seriously the hypothesis that both scenarios are delayed with mr. taras, the lenient of police forces that lack literally the last, the invaders, the rioters, the terrorist. and by those feel the images are typically showing that be a policeman. even sports had been from the barracks to be a 3 hours this fire, where to venture policy from fort and the national congress or repay. and they arrived at the palace at the, at the square. the policemen, most of them did nothing. they watch the invasion happening. so there is a preliminary evidence that some articulation on the part of both scenarios are happen, that should be investigate the peers. yes, president joe biden as arrive in mexico and his 1st visit to latin america as

president. earlier he visited the us border with mexico in the state of texas biden's due to meet with mexican president and that has money lopez, abra door with migration expected to be high on the agenda. the 1st 2 years of the by the administration. i've seen a dramatic increase, the number of migrants entering the u. s. so he's a bo has more from mexico city. this is the 1st time that joe biden as president travel to latin america the 1st time that asked rapid and he comes to mexico and there's lots of issues on the agenda to be discussed. there were tense relations since i'm getting when we look forward to coughing, back in 2018. have been resisting interference by the united states and mexico domestic affairs. in fact, he did not travel to the america summit last year in a way, well posing because the united states did not invite countries like cuba and venezuela . lots of issues to be discussed among them. climate change, the economy, of course, migration of thousands and thousands of people are trying to make it to the us. also, of course,

counter narcotic bite and he's coming here right after the arrest of vivia swan. he's the son of a capital of mine, a major drug, or that's currently detained in the united states. and for many years, mexico. and this, the pension is a gift to joe biden. there's lots of discussion about what could happen and also think that what the united states could be asking from mexico. they would like to see more detention more to be done, to stop the trafficking of fentanyl to the united states, but killing thousands of people every year. and on the same time, mexico asking from the united states to help this country fight weapon trafficking . again around 500000 weapons. i traffic into mexico every year. of course, lots of things will be discussed throughout this next few days. lots of promises could be made by the big question is how this promises and how, you know, how this is going to be turned into. i real reality. john henry has more from el paso. i think the president is trying to highlight this humanitarian crisis,

which you can see all around me here on the streets of el paso. he has a long call for a comprehensive immigration policy that would require congress to enact a broader law to address things like the millions of undocumented americans here to decide what their status is. i think also he's answering a lot of criticism. we now have a republican house of representatives who has been hammering him on immigration policy. and 2 years into his administration. he has shown up for the 1st time at the southern border here in el paso. he went on the tarmac he went and surveyed as a crossing the busiest border crossing here is called the bridge of the americas. and this is become the epicenter of the crisis. the people with talk to here said they wish that he had come here, rather than talking to officials, they would come here to talk to the migrant about what their issues are. they say they're relying on him for his health and they say what they want is work. they

want to work and they say they're willing to work hard. i've been sitting in the car or looking over the news on this at the feeds the pool feeds in and such. people keep knocking on the window, the car, st. turbo work. they're asking anybody who looks like they might be able to supply them with a job or work they can do in the interim while they wait here on the sidewalk of l . paso, for the united states to come up with some kind of immigration policy that allows them to leave this twilight status protective in peru, back on the streets, demanding new elections and the resignation of the president, deena bolo, artie o demonstrations in the southern city of judy aka shut down the international airport and caused widespread disruption on the major highways. but the water took off his off the removal arrest of president federal castillo last month on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. his detention triggered weeks of nationwide protests which left 22 people dead. about carrying a $185.00 ringo. refugees,

mostly women and children. as arrived in western indonesia, hundreds of wrangler. i have reached archie province in recent months. ranger muslims are persecuted in their home country of me and my wife. more than a 1000000 have sought shalt and neighboring bangladesh since 2017 in among the dish . yeah, no. any opportunity. any complaints equation for our $100.00 if you. so we come here and we have probably just met them today. we will of course, conduct an assessment to assess their international perspective in which and we will be able to get them when there's at this point we have just met them. and we are now including mission with government nisha, di ones defense ministry says $28.00 chinese aircraft of crossed into its territory . in the past day, the chinese military confirmed what it called combat drills around tie was,

which it considers a breakaway province in december tie pe, report to the largest ever chinese incursion into its air defense. so japanese soldiers have conducted a joint military drill with the u. s u k. and australia. it's the 1st time british on australian troops have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades as tensions with north korea rise. thousands of climate activists have gathered up the gods while a coal mine in germany, in an effort to stop expansion plans are 0 step. vast reports from luther protestors are digging themselves in erecting barricades and preparing for confrontation. police have started to court enough little of at the last remaining village on the edge of the gas. while a mine, one of germany's largest leak night mines in the country's most industrialized region lick night, or brown, coal is known to be one of the most polluted forms of coal. and under loosened rock

lice, millions of tons of it. the government says it needs to call to prevent energy shortages . activists say it violates their climate policies. it looks good on paper that germany is gonna leave coal by 2030. actually it's only the west of germany up until now. um, but the thing is at the same time they said okay, we're gonna keep more copout copa plans running now that they were going to phase out by now. so actually we're just going to burn the same amount or even more coal in shorter time, which is even worse for the climate. climate activists from all over europe travel to live in the route to protest against the expansion people from all generations called on the government to change its mind. while the original villages have left dozens of activists have moved to little rat and build tree houses, a tiny village as has turned into an international protest site with hundreds of active is saying they won't follow police orders and leave

a stand off that could possibly turn violent but also become an embarrassment for the government and its promises to abide by the paris agreement. climate activists like your hannah income and say the expansion of the mine will mean the $1.00 degree temperature rise globally agreed in paris, won't be feasible. that's the scenario. that's why she moved to loosened rock months ago. now is the moment to defend this village and to defend climate justice . if we wouldn't stay here, this machinery of destruction that we see just a couple of meters behind us, would have already raised all this to the ground. the activists are disappointed with the greens who for support their course and are now in government responsible for the expansion. the energy company are w e, who owns the mine and the authorities in north ramos valley ad declined or requests to comment. the eviction of lit and hard is expected to start in the next few days unless protest was gone, hold their ground and manage to stop it. stop,

fasten al jazeera, elliton ha funds. i shall break here now to 0. when we come back, vote counting begins in billions parliamentary election, which is being seen as a test events, democracy and thousands of israelis protest against the new government and its plans to curb the power of the course. marla status ah hello. he comes the next area, a cloud and rain wet, windy weather sweeping in to the west coast of the u. s. you can see this circulation driving in across the pacific northwest a into a good part of california. so we are going to see further flooding, issue se concerns with much slides. there's that wet weather turn. the snow over the cascades through the sierra nevada's easing across into the rockies western parts of canada to also seeing some very disturbed whether we go want to choose day

makes a little bit of progress, but you can see a still lurking there. so this really is going to cause further widespread disruption. the last thing we need here for central and eastern parts of the u. s. is largely fine. not cheap, added to canada, want to snowflakes up towards the lakes. so the south is fine and dry across a good part of the caribbean. p showers, just around the lea woods. the wind was catching a shower, or 2 driven in on those aisley winds. wanted to shout to into hispaniola. could catch a shower there to make a policy more widespread showers there across central america. as we go on through the next couple of days, some heavier ones. they're just pushing across towards police. whether to in to where panama stretching across the north west or but south america, that wet weather, driving its way all the way down to re i. but to the south of that is woman dry. ah, i think of some of the biggest companies in the world today, fulton big take,

with algorithms that the moon that we use, the more data with wearing the great race. the data and big companies around the empires are rising on a wealth of information. and we need all the commodity in the 2nd to the 5, the reason not to re examine whether corporations are colonizing internet, like to meet the popularity and power of a big tech on a gina, hulu. ah, we'll get back to them out of our top stories here at this hour job. widen has arrived in mexico and his 1st visit to latin america. as you, as president of the meeting with the mexican leader with migration,

the expected to be high on the agenda earlier, biden visited the southern us florida in the state of texas. security forces in brazil have regained control of government buildings attacked by supporters of former president jeff, also narrow hundreds broke into congress to supreme court on the presidential palace and the capitol, brazilian president, luis, saluted a silver has promised a thorough investigation and punishment for those responsible the violence comes just a week after he took office following his narrow election victory in october. when international condemnation of the attack has been swift to you as president joe biden called it outrageous and tweeted, i condemned the assault on democracy and on the peaceful transfer of power in brazil, brazil, democratic institutions of our full support and the width of the brazilian people must not be undermined. the french president domonique micron pledged his support, the brazilian leader tweeting the will of the brazilian people and the democrat against 2 sions must be respected. the call the assaults unacceptable questioning

of the result of a democratic election. and argentina's president called for regional unity against attacks on democracy. alberto fernandez, voicing his recreation of events in brasilia. he went on to offer lula is unconditional support in the face of what he called and attempted coup. with marcia cambridge, the president of the economic freedom foundation, he says, there's a lot of support for the government in brazil. what you're seeing here in brazil earlier is that democracy came stronger after everything that happened today because as an outcome, the results of all the demonstration because it seemed that they had the invasions of public buildings. it showed that there was a power of reaction from the government and the government could fix it and pulled back all the demonstrate years back out of resilience. so it looked like that after 400 people that are in jail after that. and

the police that came to the demonstrators and pulled them back out of the government buildings. it looked like us now that there is a lot of support for the new government and for democracy in brazil, he says he has nothing to do with those protests. but we know everybody knows in the country that he has, and it was supported and financed by people that are his supporters. so he's is still trying to show his influence with the people. ukraine has dismissed russian claims at hundreds of its soldiers were killed in an overnight strike. schools and apartment blocks were damaged in the attack on the eastern city of comma tours. when you cranes military says no one was killed. local residents said windows are blown out of buildings, but there was nothing notable about the strikes. google,

google. there was 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. i just went back to sleep. i thought about what to do next, but i just went back to bed. ah, meanwhile, 50 ukrainian servicemen were freed on sunday as part of a prisoner what with russia. video and social media showed the men whose heads had been shaved, singing the ukrainian national anthem. osco says 50 russian soldiers also released . german police have detained a 32 year old iranian man for allegedly planning to use cyanide and rice in to commit a serious attack of violence. the man's home, their daughter was rated, but no poisons were found. the authorities say they were tipped off by a friendly foreign intelligence service. a 2nd suspect was also detained as part of the investigation. gunman in nigeria abducted 32 people of my train station in the

south of the country, one of whom has managed to escape. it happened and edo state police. a armed herdsman attacked passengers waiting for a train to worry and oil hub in there by delta state. several people were reportedly heard when the kidnappers fired shots into the air. it comes almost a year after gunman attacked a moving train in kaduna state and north west nigeria, the popular train service from the capital of buddha, only resume last month or the last of the kidnap passengers were released vote counting has begun in benita parliamentary election where opposition parties were on the ballard after being banned from the last elections manager's reports from cottony. 75 year old. he says, yeah, a quick casts her ballot with only the future of our grandchildren on our mind. we me calculated, but it got me dead in person. i want a better future for all year 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 democracy. benita position is back on the ballot after being excluded from the 2019 parliamentary vote. i moved that lead to violent protest. president patricia alone says the election validates the countries to aquatic credentials. oh, you're welcome to some of them that i think we are definitely leaving behind the dock pages of our political history. the election was approached with these as m 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 and look for more candidates must be endorsed by members of parliament. a mess up position also wants to get rid of, knows that it's would impede the confess democratic 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 north repeal, even in the north of the country where we fed terror taxi, there was no incidentally rawlingson 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, quarterly thousands of israelis and protested against proposals to strip the supreme court of its powers to overturn laws voted on in connecticut. our correspondent emmon con reports from western lou slim and why the changes so controversial. if israel's new government has its way this building could, how's a far less powerful supreme court potential changes announced by the justice minister would enable parliament over all the court decisions. reversing

a decades old system of checks and balances. as benjamin netanyahu returns to powers prime minister, he faces 3 court cases involving charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. changes to the legal system were a major mon to bright, when politicians who back netanyahu, and that sparked anger and protests. we're accept fully the elections that took place a few weeks ago. but then what happens with the new government is that, that they really create a major and significant danger. do israel's existence of democracy with the extremist, the extremity that are there in the government? we see with all the intention of putting forward legislation that lay ruin village, the judicial system, the potential changes are unpopular in televi. the city has long been seen as a center of liberal thought in israel. and now thousands of people began to protest

weekly. so we came here to protest against the geisha of the israel, the democracy. we see. a a process where the rights of the people will be over time consumed by this, your chronic government. and we want to avoid that. but it's not just by internal israeli politics. the supreme court has also ruled on the legality of settlements in the occupied west bank, which were legal under international law. but with this government being backed by extreme brighton parties, it's unlikely the demonstrations will have the impact, the purchasers hope. for now, it's being discussed in a parliamentary committee, if and when it gets the cadets at parliamentary floor for vote at its past, it will be a significant erosion of a system of checks and balances on this right when government emron con, our desert, west ruthless humanitarian group say thousands of displaced people in northwestern syria are in desperate need of assistance. the cold weather, poor infrastructure,

and lack of basic facilities are increasing the risk of disease or de zeros mom. at l. g as airy is at the outset tain, count in england. mark williams at the carolina in as he can claim at winters prolonging the suffering of syrians living in camps for displaced people over night . rain caused damage here, as you can see, the tensor and push shape. the wet weather is also made it difficult for people to move around easily. my one with me now is one of the cam resonance to explain the situation. alarm lower ledger toya who have been suffering since the beginning of winter. i'll 10th his flood. that took a long time to get rid of the water and clear the space for the children to sleep. while we spent the entire night in this miserable condition, slowly, every time it rains or tens is flooded, so we have no energy left. only god can help us now. oh, let me die! gammon said laden who now there are more than 1600 camps like this in northern syria. they're located outside the cities of rural areas,

and they're not equipped for these conditions. there's no drainage system drinking water or electricity. more than 2000000 displays, people live like this. suffering year after year again. britain's prince harry has defended his controversial new memoir in an interview on u. k. television. it describes tensions within the royal family and includes an admission of drug use and a claim he killed $25.00. people are serving with the military in afghanistan, but he says the book isn't meant to harmony was. i love my father. i love my brother. i love my family, i always do nothing of what i've done in this book. otherwise there's ever been any intention to harm them or hurt them. no institution is immune to accountability or taking responsibility. so you can be immune to criticism driver and you talk about, you know, scrutiny and, you know, my wife and i were scrutinized more than probably anybody else. i, i see a lack of scrutiny to my family towards a lot of the things that have happened in the last year. a woman who's been called

the most dangerous spy and america is free. yeah, for 21 years in prison on a montez was released on friday. she's an american citizen and was recruited by cuba in the 1980s while working for the u. s. intelligence service. she passed secret to havana for 17 years before her arrest in 2001. but jim popped in is the author of a new book on an a montez operations, and the investigation that exposed her. he has more details on the secrets she passed on to cuba. she worked for a u. s. intelligence operation called the defense intelligence agency, kind of like the cia for the u. s. military. the entire time she was leaking classified documents to the cubans. she also turned over the true identities of americans working, undercover in havana, the need of hundreds of other americans working on the cuba account through the intelligence community. and importantly, she also revealed the existence and the inner workings of

a very secretive classified stell satellite, that the american military had been using to spies successfully on russia. china ran and other u. s. adversaries. she revealed that to the cubans, it was a multi $1000000000.00 program that never worked as well after she revealed it. she essentially had to job, she would work during the day, memorizing hundreds of classified documents. then she would go home to her apartment in washington, dc. and type them up into. ready sheba computer, laptop, computer, encrypt, and then every few weeks she would meet with her cuban handlers in washington in restaurants and passed them all along on disks. she was an ideological spy motivated by politics and her anger at the reagan era. meddling and her words in.