190, how we ignored the global. so to put profits before people in wat cost, ah, time of pending on august i just see it as a country with high poverty rates, with inequality. and these are here the door is not an exception. many of the footballers in this country come from poor area such as this one is many of the members of argentina, national team come from places such as this one where the football field do not have to rush. but the toil, just play big one that you can see right here we've been talking to some of the children that live in this place. and they said that they would love to follow the steps. and missy, be mighty yeah. and other members of the national team ah,

brazil's president promises to punish supporters of former president julia bolton, our who stormed the nation's seats of power. ah, i'm told mcbride this is al jazeera live from dog ha. also coming up. pakistan rallies international sport and asked for billions of dollars in aid to help recover from last year's devastating flux. today, i am asking for your support for those who have lost in life shavings, good homes, and live you. doors are sitting under blue sky, facing harsh winters you cry and dismisses what it calls russian propaganda after moscow say that kills more than $600.00 ukrainian soldiers and the united kingdom

wants to join the spice rice with its 1st, if a rocket launch from cornwall. ah, ah, well 1st let's take you to these latest pictures from brasilia a day after an unprecedented attack on the nation's seats of power. we have been seeing large numbers of security forces around a camp, a former president, julia ball scenario supporters. it's outside the army headquarters. they have been given a deadline of 15 g m t to move out on sunday, invaded congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace to demand the removal of newly elected president's louise and osceola. the silver from office lula has climbed pulse an hour and has promised to punish those behind the attack. more now from

monica young keith, on 3 hours of chaos in brazil's capital. ah, these were the scenes that many in brazil had feared for months. thousands of supporters of former president j. balsam adel storming the heart of government congress the supreme court and the presidential palace. whence inside the ran riot, shattering windows and destroying furniture hall's traction had begun on social media. the moment the new president, reason as to lula, the silver was sworn in just a week ago. lula was 800 kilometers away in the state of some paulo blamed his predecessor for inciting the attack. bobo, deserving it be ready. good. 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 as the responsibility of the parties that supported him, all this will be investigated forcefully and very quickly. oh, so not a supporters have been camping outside military barracks across brazil. since lula defeated bull seattle in last year's presidential election, though, they refused to accept the results, making unfounded claims, the voting system was rigged and accusing the supreme court of bias. for 2 months, they have been calling for military intervention to stop lula from taking office. when that didn't happen, they took matters into their own hands. police and brazilian were slow to act, raising questions about their loyalties. many members of brazil, security forces have been strong supporters of ball seattle. world leaders have condemned the violence and rallied behind lula. u. s. president joe biden called

the attack outrageous and pledged his government's full support. by sunday evening, security forces had regained control of the buildings, and the federal government will be in charge of security in the capitol until the end of the month. but the challenge to the new administration is far from over. also narrow supporters across the country say they'll take to the streets until they topple the government. a promise that is leaving the president's vision of a united brazil more distant than ever. monica and i'll give, i'll jazeera rio de janeiro. pakistan is asking for billions of dollars. an international aid to recover from last year is devastating floods which affected more than $30000000.00 people. is holding a major conference along with united nations and geneva to really support delegates from 14 nations including french prisons. a menu macro are attending. the you in

says it was pakistan's worst disaster and decades. the conference is seen as the 1st test for the international community to help nations directly affected by climate change. mainly when the post disaster needs assessment. my government has prepared a comprehensive framework plan for recovery, rehabilitation, and reconstruction with resilience. bearing in mind the minimum funding requirement of $16300000000.00, half of which is proposed to be met from different domains, digger sources and the other half from our own. when partners and friends, we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments does threaten delcom. communities for the featured. rebuilding

buckets than in a resilient way will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and thought more will be needed in the longer term. and this includes not only flood recovery and rehabilitation efforts, but also initiatives to address doubting social environmental and economic challenges or come al heider is and now share of one of the areas affected by these floods. can you give us idea of what it is like there now and, and how the people are recovering and what more they nate? well, 1st of all, let me tell you that dorothy large re struck in the month of august and september letter swollen river. the glass melted, foster red and de correct sure to river then. but that bank, the idea that you see behind me was completely a non dated and dive judge. what underwater cash crops were destroyed. people who

saw drip through on high ground on the motorway, on the highways and all doors to be now several months. many of them are complaining that they did not get the help that was promised by the government. and of course i didn't die in need of help because of the gardner, me, richard, and poor shape. essentially, georgia essential goods that are not available. they'd been a price hike and the prices of flaw which is necessary for bread. and so people are still living out in the open, particularly in the province often than baluchistan. and although the government age hoping that they will get international assistance in order to be able to help build a mortgage, really didn't restructure. it will be important to see what kind of help does come forward because decision, do they call it or does the government itself has to do more to meet the economic

challenges, which i've got were gotcha big by that large and unprecedented flood because bog, it's gone it's not one of the most for one countries to the effect of climate change. and i've got leaders will now be pleading for help from the international community. and it will be important to feel that they get any help if they get help that goal. so the people of gods, in the meantime waiting for concrete action from the leadership, they provincial leadership of the just on providence and fin province has not been able to. i made the demands of the people who are asking for help. so indeed, it is going to be difficult to give, not impossible to rebuild that infrastructure. $30000000000.00 estimated losses to infrastructure, railroad lines, road networks, hundreds of thousands of life dock lock, and i've got cash crop social launched in florida. which of gotcha georgia having

a devastating effect on the economic recovery. okay, thank you so much for the update. this come all harder and know sure where ukraine has dismissed. russian claims that it killed hundreds of soldiers and a missile attack on chrome. a tossed schools and apartment blocks were damaged from the attack in the eastern 50. but ukraine's military says no one was killed. russia said the strike was in retaliation for ukraine's new year. attack, which killed dozens of its soldiers. that was an explosion. and then i know that a series of explosion in one made the window shake. really there's nothing else to tell you. justin normal days near me, i just went back to sleep. i thought about what to do next, but i just went back to bed. hotel strengths had reports from keith. absolutely no evidence at all as yet. and i flack dismissal by ukrainian authorities that such

an attack happened. we know that criminals is often targeted is often described as a garrison town. it is. i've lots of military in it for 4 years. it's, as i say, traditionally a town associated with the military and, and of course you can imagine that those numbers of ukrainian troops have increased as we've gone into this war, but no evidence whatsoever. i think this is important to put it in the context, as you alluded to, the intro of this attack by the ukranian forces on the town of mac give on the, in the early hours of new year's day when they initially claim that hundreds of russian conscripts had been killed in that attack and we saw for the 1st time and admission by the russians that so they said $18000000.00 conscripts had been killed and a conscript center, vocational school that was being used to some sort of conscript sensor there. in the wake of that admission, there was

a lot of anger on social media amongst ukrainian, sorry, russian army bloggers, a lot of anger amongst the russian public as well. because the russians and blame that attack or the high casualties on what they said was that the use of mobile phones by russian conscripts that was giving basically a signal to ukrainian forces that allow them to, to, to attack that center uncovered 19 is spreading rapidly in one of china's most populous provinces, health officials say 89 percent of people in the central region of them have been infected. that equates to 88 and a half 1000000 people. most cases a said to be mild and a symptomatic. the government says it's determined to reopen the country. well, international travel is ramping up after china dropped its border controls and quarantine rules on sunday. and thailand announced and into mandatory vaccinations . many chinese are already traveling abroad. these are some of the passengers who

arrived in bangkok a short time ago. the number of chinese planning to travel to thailand to 6 speak to the top 500000 this month. tony ching is at bank hawk international airport. seen a lot of hotels that caters specifically to chinese terrorists, are ramping up their operations, trying to prepare for a much greater influx of numbers. but we've seen many tourist. there is particularly up in the north for example, ching by which is a favorite destination for chinese tourist preparing as well in that city in particular, which used to rely on chinese service for 40 percent of its income and which has suffered particular think they're very keen to see this happen at those numbers though, are not going to start initially. we see 2 flights today where we will see 2 flights by the end of today, only about 500 arrivals expected. we heard from the thai government that this month

will be about a $150.00 flights expected from china. those will ramp up as the year goes on and we heard the health minister saying here at the airport. they want $10000000.00 or visitors from china by the end of the year. now that might be rather ambitious. before the pandemic, they were only 11500000 arriving at that time. so i think that they can get those numbers back within 12 months. is ambitious, but i think it's also a sign of the hopes and possibly the desperation of the thai government that desperately needs an influx of arrivals and cash to get that tourist industry back on its feet. while thailand may be opening and stools to chinese travelers, south korea and japan have been more cautious in this. kim has more from sole overseas visitors are back in this like conic soft district. install an area that has seen much of the last or fade out during the highly regulated pandemic years.

now if online search results are any indication those in mainland china are also eager to return, but they will have to stay put for now, as the government has put a pause on the issue of short term visas on non essential problem at least until the end of this month, some encouraging statistics, only 3.9 percent of mainland china arrival on a short term basis. tested positive, covert on sunday. that's compared to double digit percentages that we saw this 3 days prior. despite travelers. how did you have a negative test on board today? we heard from a top adviser of south korea cobra respond passport shed some light. you know, it was, you know, it was i hope that the 4 percent figure registered yesterday will be kept and stay below 5 percent. if the number of patients in china is greatly reduced,

directly speaking, it should stay at about one percent or less and it's a bit comprehensible that more than one out of a 100 people test positive within 48 hours within south korea, like many other economy, is looking to this is theresa sector, as well as visitors. numbers was currently struggles to reach even a 3rd of what was in here. this will likely be that it will need visitors to return from the world's most populous nation and neighboring but for now, this will say that travel controls will. the still ahead on al jazeera is royal. what is the removal of the palestinian flag from public spaces and humorous president joe biden? is it mexico and his 1st visit to the country since taking office? ah

okay, this weather update off right here right now in asia pacific and for japan and set familiar story with the sea and do snow western northern areas here. still new forecasts on tuesday, but it will start to back off just a bit throughout the day. temperatures are rising across much of china. so chung ching at 16 degrees, even gray lin, looking good in the sunshine with a high of 21. india is fairly calm. so for the north, where we've got that fog and smog really persist in cold snap conditions in play, and for the se, a few fair weather clouds may ring out some showers on tuesday. now if i take you to pakistan, temperatures will really dip in karachi in the coming days. but we got this batch of wet weather pushing into iran around the zag ross mountains. very likely to see some flooding gear heralds look in to pick up about 10 centimeters of snow as that wet weather bumps into colder air. still raining in the gulf, but there's an energy moving into iran. but if we go in for

a closer look at certainly the risk of some showers here and they'll ha, also going to see those winds pick up as well. but again, the bulk of this precipitation really reserved for southern parts of the ron st. start to dry, i'll think you wait, sons out with the high of 15 degrees on tuesday. that's a snapshot of your weather, sir. ah! after a lifetime in finland, an emigrant returns to somali land upon discovering his ancestral home could be a gold mine. but to benefit his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age old tribal disputes above it, or witness. golden lie. on al jazeera lou.

ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the south brazil's president has promised to punish those who stole the seats of power on sunday. order has now been restored and for sylvia optis was a formerly dish valuable sonora attacked government buildings. large numbers of security forces are assembling around to campus. pulse in our support is outside the motor headquarters in brasilia, the campus have been given until the 15 g m t to disperse. buxton is asking for billions of dollars an international i'd to recover from last year is devastating floods which affected more than $15000000.00 people. it's holding a major conference along with united nations in geneva to really support israel's

new far right. national security minister, e to mob been given, has told police to remove palestinian flags from public spaces. it follows last week's release of the longest held palestinian prisoner in an israeli child care and eunice waved the palestinian flag when he was welcome to home to his village and israel in a statement bank of it reacted by saying, quote, law break, his wiping the palestinian flag where encouraging terrorism ins, quote, enron con reports from west jerusalem. it's perfectly legal under israeli law to wave the palestinian flag. there's no actual law against it. there is a police discretion, however, that we've seen hundreds of times over the last, certainly 1015 years. i've been covering israel and palestine and that's if those are public order issue. and oftentimes, what happens is when there are protests and people are waving palestinian flags,

the police will go in and they'll get a, they'll take the flag away from the protesters oftentimes actually escalates the situation. one of the key of times that i've seen this was in may last year during the funeral for our colleague who was killed by the british soldier, sharina ob, luckily as her hers was bringing her coffin into jaffer gate in the old city for her to go to the the church um there was a palestinian flag in the back of that hers in the window is ready please i. she smashed the window and took out the flag. and again that kind of inflamed at the situation. so there's a discretionary power that the police have, but this once again is about taking a hard line. it may have been given that the national security minister is a very far right mp. he's proudly racist. he's proudly anti arabic power, very broadly. anti palestinian and he just wants to use this as to show his support as the a. he's a tough guy that he can put these things into place. however,

there may well be legal challenges at all of this from the police for a very long time. there has been this discussion within it is where he security forces about whether it's even worth trying to going take down flags, whether it's a good use of police. time as it was and donation officials have transferred more than 180 rou, hanger. refugees who arrived in the northern province of arch i on sunday to a government facility for boats carrying were hank of refugees had already landed in indonesia. in the last 2 months of 2022, florence louis reports after drifting at sea for nearly a month. these were hunger, refugees are finally on solid ground doctors and nurses in archie. give them a preliminary health check before transferring the group to a refugee center. this is the boat they arrived in the refugee say they left bangladesh in early december after they ran out of food. they say

a 9 year old boy died and was buried at sea. despite the risky journey 18 year old mohammed fizzle has no regrets. in bangladesh, they are now any opportunity any coverage aggression for our 100. if you did. so we're come via division. nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 ringer muslims had fled their homes in buddhist majority, myanmar for neighboring bungler dash after crack down by the military. which is accused of committing genocide against the minority group, but the camps in bangladesh are overcrowded and thousands have wrist dangerous c journeys in search of a better life in malaysia or indonesia. here the un refugee agency will work with the indonesian government to determine the new arrivals status of a little honda, j o. c roaring. we are coordinating with the international organization of migration and other local organizations on most importantly,

local government and security forces to provide for the nix of their refugees here thought. last year archie received more than 500 will hinder who have been given a mostly warm, welcoming. now ready, mozilla. it's true. they can be a problem for us. for what can we do? they already here. we can't reject them. but it is a problem because there's just so many of them here. now, local media are reporting fishermen and ha spot at 3 boats, which they suspect of carrying ringer refugees. it's not clear whether the boat that came ashore on sunday was one of the un estimates more than 2000 people attempt at the crossing from bangladesh last year. and at least $200.00 died. making 20221 of the dead years, years, etc. for ringo refugees, florence lee al jazeera armed groups in nigeria, southern either states have abducted more than 30 people at

a railway station. please say some of the victims were shots, did. the passengers at the tom kimmy terminal were waiting for a train to worry and oil hub in the near by delta state attacks have been increasing in parts of nigeria as the nation gives up for a general election next month. at least 39 people have died after 2 buses collided near the town of car free and synagogue. it happened about 220 kilometers southeast of the capital decor. president mackey. sol visited the site and declared 3 days of morning. a. ty, ones defense ministry says 28 chinese aircraft have crossed into its air defense identification zone. beijing confirmed what it called combat drills, surround the island, which it considers a breakaway province in december tie, pe reported the largest ever chinese incursion into its ear. defense son were u. s. president joe biden is on his 1st official visit to mexico. he'll be meeting

president's andries manuel lopez abra door with migration and drug trafficking likely to be high on the agenda. later that will be joined by canadian prime minister just and trudeau for the north american leaders. summers. theresa bo explains how president biden's visit aims to improve relations between the us and mexico. 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. that would tense relations since i'm getting when we look forward to coughing, back in 2018 has 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 will pose him because the united states did not invite countries like cuba and venice will have 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 smart, major drug 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 up of things 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 that 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 $500000.00 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 real reality. on the way to mexico abide and

stopped at the southern puerto and texas. the visit came days after his administration announced plans to curb illegal immigration. john hinton has moved from el paso for the 1st time in his 2 years in office. president joe biden landed in the epicenter of the crisis on america's southern border. as he surveyed airy is overwhelmed by migrants. republicans called it too little, too late. i just so happens. he's 2 years at about $20000000000.00 too late. he needs to step up and take swift action. the president spoke with local, state and federal leaders and assessed security the bridge of the americans. the busiest border crossing in el paso now the center of the migrant crisis. this is one of the many sites president biden, didn't see hundreds of migrants living in the streets throughout el paso, with no end in sight. raphael has been sleeping inside a box to protect him from near freezing overnight temperatures,

hoping for wood american citizens take for granted latino and by le been me of my ultimate goal is to get a work permit. so i can do what i came here to do to work hard. i would ask president biden to find a solution to this because what we want is work. he's among hundreds you live indefinitely outdoors, ducking into humanitarian buses for warmth, and a phone charge, dining on donated meals, their children playing in the chaos as they do on both sides of the border at sacred heart catholic church, father. rafael garcia takes in a $150.00 lucky migrants each night. many of the rest live out here. labor just at a thanks beat, thanks me to goddess that to us to call right now. the temperatures are not going below freezing the past few days on the forecast at the not goal free, below freezing the next few days from when i know so it's, it's the collect climate is cooperating, but it's still a hard situation to be on the streets yet. there needs to be a national solution or a national solution that cannot expect the local government to resolve these

problems. the solution, the u. s. government has left undone for decades, even as biden calls for comprehensive immigration reform after his 1st on the ground. look at the migrant crisis, the president left to meet with the canadian prime minister and the mexican president and mexico city, where he hopes to find progress on the border crisis. the u. s. hasn't found in washington. john henderson, al jazeera el paso texas. returning to northern california, now we are hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have been without power. as severe storms continue to better, the state forecasters say more heavy rain and snow is expected in the region. on monday and tuesday, at least 6 people, including a toddler, have died and weather related incidents in california in recent weeks. a final preparations are underway for the u. k. is 1st, if a rocket launch is being carried by a repurposed, boeing 7 full 7. that is scheduled to take off from cornwall on monday on the plane as.