at home was the one who found his sister's body late on sunday, a walk around the room after the israeli forces withdrew. i came back home. my uncle told me to call jenna. i found her date and the cat was next to her. i couldn't believe my eyes, friends say john, i like to paint job and watch soap operas. the family says she used to help her sick mother. now, they're all facing life without her done, i would have turned 16 date for this month. instead of her birthday party, family and friends gathered for her burial rights organization defense for children international he says more than 25 percent of palestinians killed by his radio forces in the occupied with bank this year with children many like at home see their friends and family members being killed and fear, they'll be next. ah,

this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm adrian. this is that he was, i'll live from doha, coming out for the next 60 minutes. russian troops join forces with the bug must regroup. intensifying their assault on the east of ukrainian town of solid. off brazil's president has criticized his security forces for not doing enough to stop sunday's attack on congress. at least 17 people have been killed in peru in some of the worst violence since anti government. protests began last month and another year of severe weather. an e report marks 2022. as the 5th warmest here on record globally. and i'm far as small with the sport as christiano. rinaldo gets ready for a possible showdown against lena massey in riyadh. morty star is expected to face off against massey's power saint germain in his 1st game since moving to saudi

arabia. ah, it is just after 1500 hours g m t 5 pm in ukraine's eastern don bass region, where fighting is intensifying with moscow's troops being helped by mercenaries from russia's wagner group. it's found up yet gainey pre guardian says that they're fighting heavy bloody battles for control of the area. the british defense ministry says that it appears russia has taken control of much of the salt mining town of sola, dawn, that's their back boot. where troops on both sides have suffered heavy losses. meanwhile, fighting in back would, continues. ukraine says that its forces have been holding on despite widespread destruction. after months of attacks. russia state news agency tass, is reporting. there's a change of command in the army. moscow has said to have promoted colonel general

alexander lapin to chief of staff of it's ground forces. he was previously commander of the central military district on russia's defense ministry says that it's been conducting naval drills in the norwegian seat. it says that it's frigate is armed with a hypersonic missile that's capable of evading western air defenses. how to see his child stratford as more for us now from keith present zalinski last night. acknowledging that the battle for solid was indeed intensifying. he saying that the ukrainians had in his words, one time in order to get more men and supplies in sight, that town now solid is around 20 kilometers, ne of the town of buck, mood, of course, buck mood is seen. some of the most intensive fighting over recent weeks and months . a town that is often nicknamed a meat grinder because of the sheer amount of men that have been killed in it on both sides. solely dog is

a salt mining town. it is the largest salt mine in ukraine and it has a vast network of underground tunnels, around 200 kilometers, in fact have underground tunnels, some as high as 30 meters. i mean a football match, for example, is being held under ground in solely in the past. so one can you imagine this is a huge strategic importance. we can only speculate that certainly according to the russians they saying that the ukrainians are using those tunnels as defensive positions to store ammunition and so on. so we can only speculate the fighting. there is particularly intense because it is of such a strategic and military importance, whether we're going to start seeing such a thing as a seizure, such as what we saw around the agile style plant in mariel pool was months ago, remains to be seen brazil as president has criticized the army for not doing enough

to stop supporters of his predecessor storming the nation seats a power. luis ignacio lulu de silva accused the generals of not standing up to the protest as were allowed to camp outside military headquarters. in brasilia. the president made the comments during a meeting with governors where he promised to punish those responsible for sundays attack. at least one of the half 1000 people have been arrested so far. every one here is aware of the amount of people that were tortured for not agreeing with the military regime. and now the people are freely calling for a crew in front of the military headquarters. and none of them have done anything, no general stood up to say, this can't happen. it's forbidden to ask for that. it gives the impression that there were people who liked it when the people were calling for a coo and the biden administration in washington is facing pressure from within its own party. to expel jaya, boston our from the u. s. the former brazilian president has been in florida for 2

weeks. i was take at the hospital with abdominal pain on monday. now that's reportedly related to a near fatal stabbing that he suffered during the 2018 election campaign. although balsam arrow has denied inciting sundays attack on brazil's congress, some u. s. democrats on his diplomatic visa revokes. let's go live now to brasilia. i'm 0, monica yaki of is said that will president lula be able to unite the country? monica, while, yesterday he was able to, he was able to rally all the governors $27.00 states. they were all here. they all said that they would not support anything similar to what happened, even though the governors of main states like some follow. mina's shut eyes and rio de janeiro are not bullet supporters. but given the circumstances, the whole nation united to defend the government to defend its institutions. so it

did strengthen lula, politically, also, morally, because people realized how dangerous extremely, how dangerous these people can be when they go to extremes, to get what they want and how they put democracy in at stake. so yes, he has gained a momentum of, of strength. and how he will use it now is, is what everybody's looking to because the country is still divided. half of the country still does not like lula. so it's gonna be a tough battle. but for the moment, he has the support of the governors of the supreme court of congress. there will be a parliamentary inquiry probably to see what responsibility, former present valuable sonata had an inciting because they said that for years that he has been spreading, hate and attacking the institutions verbally have led to this. so yes,

now he is strong. the markets reacted positively to the way out that this crisis was, was saw, the way the giver. they tried to solve the crisis immediately and yesterday was a big show of strength. but the problem will be there many problems in brazil, hunger poverty, the economy, the say he stronger politically. what about his reputation internationally? there is a lot of condemnation of what happened in brazil from world leaders as this strengthened him. do you think in terms of his international credentials of concern yes, allah was already a well known person internationally, much more than j able sonata wise, elated. brazil. practically. he was against multilateral organizations. much like us president donald trump. so rule out will start an international agenda. he will

on the 21st 3rd go to argentina where they'll be a summit of the community of latin american and caribbean countries, that he's going to go to uruguay. and then he said to have a meeting with you as president joe biden, and yes, he has the support of, of the international community, monica, your archives, live foster in brasilia, monica many thanks, indeed peruse. southern region of piano is observing. 3 days of morning after 17 people were killed and anti government demonstrations, though on monday it was the most violent day since protests began to december. following the rest of the former president federal castillo, let's go live, not a lima. i'll just hear as mariana sanchez is that for us, as we said the was to have violence in peru since this crisis began. what's the situation now, mary? anna will adrian because the situation continues to be tense here in the country. also here in the capital where the

prime minister will go to congress left for a vote of confidence. but last night he announced that there will be a high level commission to send it to today to talk to authority. he had sent last night as well when he gave a message to the nations up. they have tried to talk to have bridges with the processor leaders, but said that they don't want to speak didn't. he also said that he blinked president castillo for what is going on in the country. he has also said that there are foreign funds and funds from drug traffickers. fueling the protest out there until now under the circumstances, it will be very hard that the government will get a vote of comparative. of course, some will make us will and are backing the policies that the government is implementing. but some have already said that that is not the time with so many

people did. and so many wonder is not the time to us for, for this. now the security forces confront protesters in the southern region of new government says nearly 9000 demonstrators using homemade weapons and explosives, try to overrun the airport. in the city of yucca security forces responded with live ammunition. it's the deadliest day in more than one month of violence across bay. do what i mean camera. i was holding my camera when a police officer asked me to kneel while pointing a gun at me. then i heard a shot and felt my foot blocked, then i felt a cramp. i took 4 steps. i fell on the floor because i couldn't walk. official se ambulances were prevented from moving freely. a doctor was killed while assisting the wounded. and a 17 year old girl was shot and killed in the crossfire. hospitals are overflowing with some of the wounded in critical condition. if we go,

i want to call the central government. how can we have so many? did people? tens of thousands of people have marched to demand the resignation of precedent. dean of a lot of money. markets have been looted. roads blocked and 25 provinces are on strike. some of the victims were bystanders hit by stray bullets are coming in a bite, but he was out walking with friend lives near by and they went for a walk. and then as far as we know, a bullet hit him, the government blames former precedent is august the year for the month long unrest . you know, it won't be as well. they, they sent me people who announced accrued a ta from the same gun polish who's unduly coordinating these mobilizations to seek impunity and to achieve what they didn't know how to achieve or were not allowed to achieve in defense of democracy. also the answer is in jail in the things that i'm gonna ask you was ousted in december after he tried to shut down congress an arrest

. the prosecutor investigating him for a legit corruption with the violin spiraling, some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the cabinet a vote of confidence on tuesday. further deepening the crisis, the government has promised to restore peace, but many peruvians are unsatisfied. and they said they will take their demonstrations to the capital to demand that precedent need. i will learn this step down and new elections be held immediately. me in a san just i'll just eda lima here with the nissan from al 0. still come on the program. oh man, find out why scientists say that the hole in the ozone layer is shrinking. and the buddha festival in beneath the place widely considered to be the birthplace of the ancient ritual. unexplored, hostile syllable, mouth watering, tie in the next round of the fake cup. the details coming up later in the out. ah,

you as president joe biden is to you to meet with his mexican and canadian counterparts in the coming hours trade drug trafficking and new immigration policies will be discussed at the summit in mexico city. life will 1st beat one on one with prime minister justin trudeau later mexico as president under as manuel lopez over at all. we'll join them in a separate meeting. let's go live out a mexico city out to cirrus. teresa bow is there. so lots of issues of for them to discuss today teresa, what can we expect while everything is ready here for the north american leaders summit, it's also known as the 3 amigos summit or the 3 friends earlier today of u. s. press and joe biden. we'll be meeting with canadian prime minister just into door and later on the 3 precedents here, the canadian prime minister, u. s. president and the mexican president will be coming right here to the

presidential palace in mexico city to address the issues that are affecting this part of the world right now. among those issues are economic integration or the possibility of building electronic components or ships. here in this part of the world, fossil fuels clean energy, but also an enormous problem right now we talked migration and also a drug trafficking. we had a preview of the de cuts caution that had been ongoing during a bilateral meeting that happened between mexican president and the fun. we'll look disorder, and u. s. breasts and joe biting during that meeting. we heard lopez so don't tell biting how important the influence of the united states is in this part of the world. how much needed investment is needed. he also told him that a bite and had the key to improve the relations that exist between the united states and latin america as a hold on the other hand, a bite and responded by saying that the united states is the largest investors and

the largest foreign aid a distribute around the world. we seem to have lost the signal that to mexico city will come back to 2 days ago, a little less for many fiction to teresa. now the eras justice department is reviewing a batch of potentially classified documents found in president jo biden's, former office. the documents were found in november 2022 at a locked closet by his personal attorney. so the biden center, it comes as republicans take control of a house of representatives, promising to launch widespread investigations into biden's administration. ah, china has taken its 1st retaliatory steps against countries that have imposed cobit 19 cubs on its travellers. it's suspended short term visas for south koreans and japanese citizens. they jing says the entry restrictions for chinese travelers are discriminatory. draw val kendrick and regrettably with a few countries,

still disregard science and facts and their own covered situation. they are imposing discriminated, entry, restrictions on china. china family reject these and will take reciprocal measures . we call and relevant countries which are bestier measures i faxed and science, and to take proportionate measures. when governments strengthen quarantine measures for travelers arriving from china are based on scientific and objective grounds. the government has been transparently sharing relevant information with the international community and has continued to communicate with china through diplomatic channels. let's get a report from katrina you in beijing. this could go further in the future beyond south korea and japan, but so far this is really going to have a significant impact on all parties involved to south korea and japan. china is a top trading partner and south korea and japan. both have many businesses

operating here that they will not be able to attend to in person. and that's going to hurt those businesses. and for china itself, it's no doubt going to impact china's orange bottom line. but the reason that china has decided to go forward with this is that south korea and japan have, among other countries in the world, the strictest measures imposed on chinese travelers. coming here, coming from here to those countries for south korea and japan, they require that chinese passengers take not one but to carve a test one before arrival, and one on arrival. and if people have found positive with proven 1900, they are required to take 7 days of quarantine at their own expense. and both governments have also also grown airlines not to expand flights from china. now the background through all of this is out on sunday, china began eating it's border restrictions opening up to the world. so that means that while curve in 1900 tests are still required to people coming in to china, mandatory quarantine at a government facility is not. and this has seen

a surgeon booking from chinese travelers going all over the world. and countries around the world have responded really in 2 ways. life one, for example, it like thailand, they are extremely happy to welcome as many chinese tours as possible. but on the other hand, a growing list of countries are very wary. the saudi arabia is removing all covered 19 restrictions for the harsh pilgrimage this year. it's welcoming back pre done pandemic numbers of visitors to the holy sites. the pilgrimage usually draws more than $2000000.00 people each year to the city of mecca. and 2020 numbers were limited to just a 1000 people from inside the kingdom. at last. here, only 1000000 foreign pill pilgrimage were allowed in color. but our fee is a professor at al faisal university. he says that this year could see more than 2000000 people make the pilgrimage. for one year, at least, there was 0. how much?

2020. a little bit came up with 60600000. last year it came up to close to one the year. so this year may go back to the 2019. it was about 2 and a half 1000000 a height. so that's a huge increase and a lot of free for 2 millions of had use who are looking forward to this 19, the lifetime opportunity. so we show that now there is no age restriction during the last few years, it was between $18.60. now there is no interest texas or shipping can also senior people can host families of those killed in bay roots 2020 port explosion continued to demand justice. they've gathered outside the justice palace in the

lebanese capital blast killed. more than $200.00 people, left hundreds of thousands homeless investigations into the explosion have been on hold for more than a year. now, i'm here for justice, which is very normal. we've been here for the past 2 and a half years, almost. and the, you know, there are always dragging us from one excuse to another because it's the same criminals and different pieces. some of them are out of judges, some of them are politicians, some of them are the so called leaders in this country, but they are all war criminals. i'm here because i want justice to have justice. i need the truce to have the truth. i need to wait a minute corruption and interventions of the political power specially and namely, has been lucky with in the sharing. because sir, they are impeding the judges from doing what they have to do. and they think that to in forget we shall never forget. people in sri lanka have been struggling with

daily power constance shortages of full fuel fuel rather food and medicine for months now, president royal were crime singer, has pledged to restore economic stability that has warned that reforms will be painful. but our founders reports. this is a rare sight in chill anchors present economic crisis, new hires for the railways department. the government had frozen recruitment and lowered the retirement age to 60, across the public sector in order to save money. but some lakes to me, the sooner rather than the says, this is not the way. right? yes. either gabby salary, if state sector workers retire the pension, have to be paid a salary when they're working on contract and over time must also be paid. but whereas if they had given an extension, a government enough to pay just one salad as him on the retirement ruler forced over 20000 workers, out of their jobs on december 31st sending ripples across the country, dozens of trains were cancelled,

and the health sector was thrown into chaos with some hospitals reportedly losing their entire staff of specialists. meanwhile, government plans to increase electricity prices for a 2nd time in 5 months have been met with stiff resistance from regulators. me within our vacuum here. now if the proposal increased electricity comes from the cabinet, we are ready to nullify and reject it. at a time, we're seeing malnutrition, and unemployment, and similar problems. we don't believe that is the time for an increase. the government is determined to go ahead with the hike, consulting the attorney general about how it can proceed without the commission's approval. rate hikes and painful cuts to government spending are required to secure $2900000000.00 bailout from the international monetary fund. experts say it is a vital lifeline for shall anchor as it struggles to confront the worst economic crisis in its history. dian with guidance is really important to us. yes,

it's going to merely very painful for a short period. but a friend all water, all this up in 4th period. if you don't want roderick is deficient and make adjustments and reforms to our fiscal policy. i believe the situation in sri lanka would get worse um than what pre experienced in march, april may, june of periods prison. dr. dickerson's whole previously served as prime minister during the height of the economic crisis is keen to show he's in control presiding over the 1st working day of the new year. for decades, successive governments have implemented populate measures such as subsidizing fuel and electricity keeping interests low and filling the public sector with political appointees. all of this has created a massive financial burden and reducing that expenditure as part of

a series of conditions to secure an i m. f. bailout is not proving easy. minette fernandez aldo 0 colombo. india has ordered the evacuation of one of the holiest towns in the himalayas. hundreds of homes that have begun to crack and sink. prime minister the red ramadi has discussed the issue with his cabinet, but many families say that they've received no help. the barber reports, i saw him on my board and up they live in one of the world's most picturesque places, but they're moving out because the grounds, literally thinking beneath their feet. this is joshua math in india's, or a can region it light in the himalayas and it's a gateway to numerous shrines and tracking routes. and for months the $17000.00 residents have been sounding the alarm about worsening subsidence. yes, i think it was a cardio where everyone was leaving the place. there are several trucks. and in many places the water is slipping into the ground. many playing the problem on roads and tunnels being built for a nearby hydro electric project. in some places,

dirty water gushes onto roads, but hundreds of houses also have large crags that have got bigger in recent weeks. district officials say the areas been declared disaster prone, and dozens of families have been moved to temporary shelters in hotels, in guest houses. but that leaves many more worried, their homes will collapse. where can we take our children now? where was the government? when all this damage was happening, someone should consider us to and listen to us. where do we go now? on sunday, they held the latest and a series of protests demanding more central government action. officials say they will be offering dry russian supplies as well as financial assistance. but some are angry that warnings against widespread construction in the area were ignored for decades. right. in the beginning, when this started, people living into that dual living in a zone which is on

a stable and it should not have grown like a big city or big town debate has become. for now, the crux keep getting bigger, forcing more people out of their homes and looking for help. and nadine baba al jazeera, still to come here on these severe storms and floods. spencer, northern california, forcing thousands of people from the hose will tell you, sport, tennis champion rough, found the dollars targeting more titles success, but this time on the water. ah, the good news is things are drawing off across the middle east. good to see you. thanks for joining in, but now the other side of the story is those winds are picking up. so let's go in for a closer look. this is impacting the eastern province of saudi buffering. and cats

are, i think wind gusts in doha, for example, 50 kilometers per hour. it's also bringing in fresh air, just high of 12 in riyadh on wednesday. weather is leaking into baluchistan province in pakistan, snow over the mountains in k p. k. rain for his wall, bob, but up against the foothills of the himalayas. this, of course, we'll all know that's wednesday. march. what happens on friday locked into bitter cold tashkent minus 26 degrees. the record for january is minus $28.00. so this could be record breaking stuff for turkey. we've got rain stretching from the black sea right through to the mediterranean, i think for on talia a months worth of rain in 24 hours hop end of africa when warnings in play for the coast of libya, gusts of about 60 kilometers per hour in a for that eastern side of d, r, congo, there's been some deadly land slides here and still bursts of rain to go on wednesday. wind in south africa and your temperature is actually pretty well where they should be in cape town. but we do have some heat in the western interior of

south africa. ah ah, ah, ah. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, whatever the deed was offered to them, they have to sign because they didn't aid wouldn't get in. frank assessments, do you think diplomacy still stand the chance? i'm not very up to about any kind of negotiation informed opinions. everybody tweets. everybody's on tick, tock, tick, tock,

doesn't boat. you have them for you in a bit of a winter. it's going to be hell. whole there pretty soon. inside story on al jazeera ah ah, adrian. so they get here and go home with the news from al jazeera, the headlines fighting in ukraine's don't bass region is intensifying with rushes. forces strengthen by fights us from the fog group. the british defense ministry says that it appears that russia has taken control of much of the soap fighting town of solid op ukraine's military has been fending off attacks to the town for 4 days. now. brazil's president lewis ignacio new la da silva, has criticized the army for not doing enough to stop supporters of jaya,

balsam monro storming the nations seats of power. he also promised to punish those responsible for sundays attack. of china has suspended short term visas for south korean. and japanese nationals, it's in response to code with 19 clubs imposed on chinese travelers. making calls for measures discriminatory based on science. the wagner group is a private russian power military force that was founded in 2014 off to moscow, took over an annexed crimea. the group is founded by a russian businessman, the getty pre gozine, who's a, is to president vladimir putin. he has a catering business and was called putin chef. the wagner group recruited, rushing prisoners to fight in ukraine, promising that they will be free men when they return. if they survive, the war. hovel falcon harp is a defense military analyst. he joins us now. live via skype from moscow. novel. good to have you with us. just how strong a fighting force. ah, the wagner group,

at least on the ground in ukraine, are they making a difference to were to combat the low? yes, they're making a difference. their strength, it's of it larry's and times when they're not very much needed sense of the kind of private ah, though, connected to the russian state. motor organization, they shrink. when there's neither of them, there's money, they expand their ranks and dramatically. oh, the same happened with the same french foreign legion in the wars colon, your wars and in the china and in algiers, they some value expanded up to 100000 in the fifty's. now of course, they're much smaller so long there typically is not very big, but now they said there's tens of thousands of new recruits. many of them are not the majority. her former inmates who were promised her pardons

by their impress then boots in for they are taking part in the fighting. so now they're a formidable group and they're fine in. whoa, not bad. oh, with lots of valor and right now they're pushing forward and at the public. what is their legal status on the battlefield under whose command are they? who do they answer to? well, that's a fog. they don't have a legal status because russia does not have any kind of official laws or regulations regulating private and military companies. are in a woodland kind of and pauses and fighting when a say in the craig there, in the but on bus. there was a, a more or less the ceasefire or of sorts. are they, i established we go entity is somewhere in the caribbean or somewhere. so, and is apparently the russian authorities in the russian military,

lack it that way that they don't have a legal status. that means anything they do, the russian, i thought these guy who quade him or they're not responsible, part plausible deniability. or to ask you a question, a, a away from the bomb, the group about the appointment of colonel general alex on the lap in as the new chief of, of ground forces. what's the significance of that? well, he's not really the chief of ground forces. he's the chief of staff, the ground forces in russia. that means 2nd in command of the ground forces. there is a supreme commander in chief of the ground forces the army. and he has the chief of staff that serve coarser honor a position. not that that brings back much direct power because of the in command of the army does not command directly any kind of troops or they have

a headquarters in moscow. and they oversee planning, training, things like that. this general up in was severe, were criticized by the, the kitchen war, ward chavira, fanned by former president, that very dear friend by guinea, pre gordon fro, the owner of the j wagner roof. so he kind of was removed from his command in the don bus. but now was reinstated for important position, which is of course, is men a means that the cram. one does not want through a directory, follow those precaution, and could be, or if, say, or was constructed bubble many thanks d for being with us. problem, falcon, how that in moscow that thank you. the ozone layer shields life on from dangerous radiation. it had been seriously damaged by pollution, but now scientists say that it could soon make a recovery since a lot of reports and invisible barrier protecting us from the sun,

decades of damage from pollution weekend the ozone layer. but now thanks to international action, it's finally on the mend ozone layer is on track to recover within 4 decades. in a new report you went back scientific panel, confirm that the phase out of nearly 99 percent of band ozone depleting substances has succeeded in safeguarding the ozone layer leading to notable recovery of the ozone layer in the upper stratosphere, decreased human exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun, ultraviolet radiation can cause skin cancer and harm crops and marine life. the problem came with the development, but what's known as c, f. c's, chemicals used and hundreds of products from refrigerators to hair spray. but when these chemicals enter the atmosphere, they damage the ozone layer an international tree, he ban cfc 987,

but progress wasn't always smooth. in 2018 scientists detected a rise and cfc emissions. they were traced to factories and china, soon after emission levels resumed their downward trend. the predictions are promising, but other challenges remain. i think that that those who could be a role model also for, for but when we tackle climate change. but it's actually that the probably those are quite restricted because there are some substitutes away. lable for the says he sees which really destroyed his oath as they are nowadays. the old book, the substitute and for for the problem is that the, the climate changes, the c o 2 cannot easily be substituted. the final hole in the ozone layer of the antarctic are set to be healed by 2066. the rest of the world will be sooner around 2040 activists hope to success could prove a model for cooperation as the world faces. other challenges like climate change.

fenton monahan al jazeera and the report shows that 2022 marks you have another year of extreme weather data from the u says it was the 5th warmest year on record . europe recorded. it's hottest summer with parts of western northern europe hit particularly hard it india and eastern china. extreme weather conditions also caused widespread damage. in the horn of africa, water is in short supply, leaving thousands of families struggling to sustain crops and livestock. the fort also shows that ice levels along some areas of dam talk to c hit record lows. samantha, just as deputy director of the copernicus, climate change service, she joins us life for reading and the u. k. good to have with us, samantha. and he's in your mind that this report is demonstrating that our climate on planet earth is definitely changing no doubt whatsoever. say in addition to the statistics that you mentioned, we also show you that the last 8 years have been the 8 warmest. he is on record.

how close are we to preaching? the temperature limits that was set by the paris climate agreement is say for 2020 the rate above pre industrial that the rank of warming is considered to be 1.2 degrees. and the parents agreement, which was a great by global leaders in 2015, a great a t cat emissions. so global warming rate of $1.00 degrees. so we're incredibly close to this rate already. if we take a linear extrapolation when we look at greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, then my highly likely to exceed 1.5 degrees at some time in the 2030, sorry, just a decade away. so what does that say about the impact on sea levels and extreme weather events that we're continuing to see it right around

the globe? say as long as we have rising greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere, we will continue to see extreme events all over the world. some of these extreme events will result in ne extreme, he ways, extreme flooding, extreme droughts. and as he mentioned, actually see a loss, sea ice loss and as he of a ride, so a year of climate extremes in 2022, with record high temperatures and, and rising concentrations of greenhouse gases. you probably just heard it. we had a report by saying that data seems to indicate that the ozone layer is on track to recover within the next 40 years. what do you make a bud? i think it's incredibly exciting to hear that global action and global political agreement like what was achieved with montreal protocol is ultimately successful. and i think full crime activists and people interested in climate around the world

should be excited by the concept of a global international policy. as finally, bearing fruit that you know, there, there was a very simple cause and effect. c, a c's created. there is and whoa, we benz he sees and it's taken a while. but through global action, we've seen that the reverse, if there is a whole, which is really, really exciting, a really positive to shari how society can change construction, samantha, but it's actually for being with a psych burgess the in reading. thank you very much. us president joe biden has declared an emergency and the state of california, which is being passive by storms. tens of thousands of been ordered to leave their homes due to severe weather conditions. al jazeera rub rentals reports now from santa cruz hillside, gives way in northern california. as the state reels from the impact of powerful back to back storms, rain, wind, and high water have caused widespread damage. evacuations and several deaths.

35000000 californians are under a flood alert. tens of thousands are without power, and others faced flooding mud slides and the danger of falling trees. several major highways are blocked. a lot of run off a lot of dangerous flash flooding potential of the system. and there's also high winds. president joe biden has declared a state of emergency in parts of california, which will allow federal aid and resources to flow in more quickly. one of the worst hit areas was here in santa cruz, where as you can see behind me, the historic capital a war was cutting to my heavy sir. rivers also overflowed their banks and high winds caused severe damage in shops and home. the cost of the damage is still being counted, but it will certainly run into the 10s of millions of dollars. further south, near santa barbara, the upscale community of montes seeto was evacuated. the celebrity studded towns

$10000.00 residents, include the duke and duchess of sussex. and oprah winfrey the flash flood death situation is now the potential is therefore county wide flash flooding. and so please stay vigilant. in santa cruz county, 32000 people were evacuated when the swollen sand, lorenzo river spilled over its banks. at least a dozen people have died in the storms. maria could shiara barely escaped a similar fate. a huge branch, harpooned my roof, and i live in a small studio. so i have 2 kitties and we could have been killed. residents are frustrated by widespread road closures can't make it to work. it's like a, like a rat trying to get out of a maze, trying to find that different little route to get 5 massive weather systems called

atmospheric rivers have rolled in off the pacific. in recent days. more rain is forecast for the rest of the week. the only benefit for californians is heavy snow fall in the mountains, which will help relieve the states severe drought. rob reynolds al jazeera, santa cruz, california police and germany are removing climate activists who gathered their an open cup. mine in the western village of loosen up thousands of climate activists formed schumann chains and set up of sit in to stop the expansion plans. earlier this week, police made repeated warnings for the protest as to leave the village loops allotted to, to be demolished. in order to expand the coal mine, it's part of germany's plan to maintain coal supplies. while it reduces its dependence upon washing gas and oil step fosten reports please is clearly moving closer and closer to the village to loose her hat. and i'll step out of the

shut. so you can see what we are talking about. this is the village that is now at the center of an international climate protests. it's basically on the edge of one of the largest lick night brown coal mines here in germany. and the village has to be demolished. all legal battles have been lost by the climate groups, and you can see also on the village there is this banner, it says 1.5 degrees. that's the temperature. that of course, has been decided by the buyers climate, an agreement that would be the maximum temperature if that is really the aim of germany than this village should stay. so it's basically very symbolic for this climate movement. and they have been chaining themselves here on this road to make sure that the police couldn't get to the village. but as you can see how heavy equipment has been brought in by police. all kinds of bulldozers, cranes that were active, it's very high up in polls and they also have been removed. police has basically brought in all kinds of experts like climbing experts,

all kind of technical advisors to make sure that this whole operation, which they have described as very complex and dangerous to be done as peaceful and safe as possible. pakistan says the donors have pledged $9000000000.00 to help it recover from last year's devastating floods. it's an older major conference in geneva with the u. n. to relish port france the u. s. saudi arabia and china are among the countries to have offered help. at least 1700 people died and pull them to 1000000 homes were destroyed in the disaster. every penny will be spent in a most transparent question. i have put in place 3rd party religion mechanism, so that every penny is accounted for. anders invested in the interest of the needy and happiness. people who have been badly affected by

these ferocious, let's pakistan's climate change minister, shall he raymond says that the pledges are a good start to the recovery effort. it's encouraging to know that we, there actually is a coalition of the willing to help the countries, the bags better. and so that we're not caught in an endless humanitarian relief and recover the trap as the next climate gas gave a crisis comes along. we do have to also create constituencies of change on the ground where people will be engaged in rebuilding back with us, the huge philanthropic community and back a son who does a heavy lift whenever there is such a disaster. although of course, this one is unmatched in living memory, but we are hopeful that our development partners will also assist us with the kind of cutting edge technical capacity needed to project dies. so much

of the recovery that we at least be able to restore font to market roles create really, really, networks that allow you know, a goods to reach the cities and focus really on livelihoods, agriculture and infrastructure. as for our recovery plan has suggested it's a living framework, it will keep evolving 16000000000 is just the beginning of the recovery. it does not account for all of the flood or even the climate resilience needed for 53 degrees centigrade. a national who today festival is being held and beneath in the country is widely seen as the birthplace of voodoo and the celebration. stop with the ritual sacrifice of a goat. the festival also involves music dancing,

drinking alcohol, a procession to the atlantic ocean. pay his respect to the enslaved ancestors who had taken away from bunny and i was just here as an address is there. what's happening here is the culmination of days of preparation days of re toes, as well as months of preparation before this particular grunting on. what's happening in this venue is the celebration of who do i, religion. it's all that combines traditional doses of rituals purchased by a board of bruce as well as government officials. this religion has moved out of the shadows, says 1996 when the government recognized it. and for the past 1011 years, this festival has been holding. yeah, im we'd up the headquarters of the booty kingdom. we spoke with a pointed boys, the supreme leader of border in the hall was who said they want to reach out to as many people as they can, is that all that is 2 plays are human beings,

as well as to prepare people for the years. now, in terms of adherents that are millions of what would worship us. yeah. in the new republic and millions more across the world of christian indicated to what we've seen in the past few days with hundreds of visitors, especially from county. been bruce, another followers who came here to be part of this particular event. now, what we're looking for, what, what they are looking for is, of course, i recommendation of their religion of that culture. they said, boy do. in the new republic, aisd the most purest form of food, anywhere else in the world. that's why they come in. the 1st attempted satellite launch from western europe has failed to reach orbit. a company behind the mission blamed an unspecified problem with the brackets. it was deployed over the atlantic ocean from a modified boeing 747 aircraft, which has safety return to the spaceport in southwest england. the rocket had 9 satellites on board. it appears that want to one has suffered anomaly,

which will prevent us from making all but for this mission, we are looking at the information and data that we have gotten just ahead here on these are and sport lynn are messy, said to face off against one of his greatest foes again, find out who in just a few minutes. ah. with

a full lou. ah. ah. sports for adrian. thank you so much, christiane. although is set to line up against lena massey and what's expected to be his 1st match since moving to saudi arabia. am an all star team featuring

players of all hell. and rinaldo new club. i'll now sir, will face massey's paras centureman and a friendly on january 19th in riyadh. rinaldo is currently serving a suspension left over from his time in england, and will likely play his 1st saudi league match days after the showdown against p. s. g. 37 year old joined al nasir on a free transfer after leaving mantas. united. over more on the story were joined from paris by simon chadwick. he's a professor of sport and geo political economy. thank you so much for joining us, simon. it looks like we'll be seeing run all the vs massey in saudi arabia. why could this march potentially do for the countries image and it's footballing culture. i think we really do have to split his signing for all nazarene in 2 halves. i think $11.00 part of rinaldo in saudi arabia is essentially about improving saudi arabian football on and no,

only saudi arabian football on the field, but saudi raving football off the field as well. the 2nd part of, of rinaldo is appearance in saudi arabia. i think is a, if we called about geopolitical role, there are stories potentially, of their being a 2030 saudi arabian world cup bit. and there's already speculation that rinaldo will serve as an ambassador for this perspective. bit. do you think is saudi pro lee could be can the place to be an asian supple now that rinaldo is there? you the way you frame that question is really important because i think come saudi arabian football, becoming the best in asia is, is exactly what this is all about. and saudi arabian football, it's strong. if you look at the performance over a decade. so if you look at a tendencies, for example, at the react darby, we're talking about a football culture that is deeply and grand. there are lots of people go to watch games. funds are passionate, not just about their own domestic teams,

but about international teams to who saudi arabia is never really stepped up in, in, in the same way as, for example, south korean or japanese before nation terms. and so rinaldo to, to al nasa is, is actually part of a story that about money. it isn't just about politics, it is also about saudi arabian football stepping up to its rightful place, says the authorities in saudi ruby would see it. and becoming other kind of manchester united or rail madrid or, or am you ran to salvation? football. how do you think rinaldo? well, just to playing in sadie, i'm not talking just about football, but in terms of the celebrity lifestyle he's so used to living i think as a, as an individual, one of the important constituents of any transfer is to have good guidance, good support. there are now layer ambassadors or player escorts who will

ensure the place i'd become acclimatized to, to where they're playing, or keep in mind that we're now there is portuguese. and yet he played in england very successfully. certainly during his 1st stint at manchester, united. so i try to imagine in the, in industrial terms here, if you, if you spend a huge amount of money on something, you've got to make sure that something, whether it's a person or a machine or piece of land or a building, whatever it is. you've got to make sure it works properly. and so i think football clubs nowadays really do take very, very seriously this, this whole process of ensuring that a player is deeply embedded within a country's culture. how great to get your thoughts. professor simon at chadwick. thank you so much for your time. you are so have set up an afaik habit. clash with manchester city. the premier league leaders be oxford united in round $380.00 and kept he asked for 2 of our small goals unless a 3 know when that makes it 5 goals. in 6 games for him quite easily capitalized in

absence of grizzly brazilian gabriel hayes is the picked up an injury at the world . a show. great composure isn't gracie frasier, the timing of his runs were and the decision making, waiting to the moment to where they go, keeper was when shows is quality is not only that he's under some, he's worried, i think is getting better and better. and i'm really happy with him. 22 time grand slam tennis champion, raf middle is hoping for more tidal success. but this time on water dal has officially signed on as a team owner for the e one electric boat racing series. it's the world's 1st all electric race pho championship formula. one driver, sergio perez will be one of near dallas rival owners during the inaugural season, which is set to start later this year. the

e one will champagne trip will help to improve the dielectric that knology ah, in, in, in the mouth to go woke up so very excited about that and thought the same time a, i'm a competitor. hi. know, going to be a, a wall wide competition between her great teams. so i am excited to, to be part of and that is all your support for now. more later, back to you adrian. the thanks dave to far we'll see you again in the 1800 hours g empty news hour. and then we got this more stored along with the latest views of our website al jazeera talk. com. but as it for this news, i'll, i'll be back with more news for you in just a moment, sir. ah, ah.

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