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a system failure led to thousands of flights being halted. present. joe biden ordered an investigation ah, on the market. this is al jazeera live from dough. also coming up, people look for their family and friends after an explosion near the afghan foreign ministry that killed at least 21 people. german police have been a victim climate, potassium from a village after plans to expand a coal mine and rebels and ethiopians to cry region begin handing in that heavy weapons under deal signed with the government. ah, beginning of the united states where flights are resuming after a technical glitch saw thousands of planes grounded for hours. all the 4300 flights

were delayed and 750 canceled, and passengers are now being war. they could take many hours to clear the backlog. the problems being blamed on a computer outage at the federal aviation administration asked the u. s. government's transport agency or course it is unclear, but officials say there is no evidence so far of a cyber attack. present job, i'd know as ordered an investigation or it will get much more or less air from both of our correspondence will speak to can be how can the white house later. but let's go to heidi joe castro, who's in arlington, virginia at ronald reagan. there airports, heidi, what sort of implications had this had on travelers there? one, even it was fear that this would create a domino effect of flight cancellations, and delays. and unfortunately that seems to be proven true in the last hour, according to flight aware. another 1000 flights have been delayed across united states. another 100 or so have been cancelled here in this medium sized,

a ronald reagan national airport outside of washington were seen about one in 3 flights having delayed some 53 flights have been cancelled thus far. which potentially could have been much worse given that just a couple hours ago, there was a complete round stop on all flights domestic within the united states. due to that apparent computer glitch that we've been learning about from the federal aviation administration. this was in a system that is critical or safety briefings the most up to date information on flight paths and runway conditions, et cetera that pilots look at right before they take off. and for some reason that is still being investigated. that system failed overnight at now. apparently it has been brought back online, but these repercussions were still see an old i just spoke with one gentleman who is hoping to get to his wife today, who he hadn't seen for 5 months. and he said he was fearful because he did not want

to delight seeing her even one day more and so far it appears that he will still be able to get to her on time. hardy money. thanks. a lot. hardy j. castro it ronald reagan, apple in arlington, virginia over now to the white house in. kimberly, how could, who's standing by, kimberly, this has potentially pretty serious implications, isn't. it doesn't say routes as a reminder of how dependent the u. s. economy is on air travel and also how to put the air travel leaves all this glitch filled a piece of technology. what will, can you tell us? ah, well, i can tell you that this is certainly considered critical infrastructure in the united states and it shows. 1 availability, and so the u. s. president not please fit. this is something that has shown to be fragile and that's why he's order investigation. he has spoken to the department of transportation and has spoken to the secretary that. 9 overseas that pete burton

judge, he is expecting an update on that. we are understanding that there may be an update further in the coming hours in the united states because there is going to need to be an investigation exactly what went wrong. the system that seem to have this glitch, if you will, is the not have system. this is the notice to air missions. it essentially provides in real time the information the pilots need in the air taking off and landing critical, obviously. because this is the providing the hazards that are necessary for the pilots to do their job. and this is what failed. and this is what a centrally the president says, allowed plains to land, but not to take off. and so that is what prompted this complete ground stop. and although flights have now resumed, this interrupted flights and not just in the united states, but all around the world. and so this is something that cannot be taken lightly.

this is something that is of a major security concern because not only is this a national security issue, but this also has enormous economic impact as well. kimberly, how can i live in a while so many thanks for that or at least 21 people who have been killed in a suicide explosion in the african capital. kabul, the, the foreign ministry office that doesn't more people have been injured. the boss reportedly happened to in a chinese delegation, was meeting with the taliban, that the foreign ministry police in germany's north west northwestern village of loose or atha evicting climate activists to allow the expansion of an open pit coal mine. the causes rejected the protest this request to stay in police have started removing them more than 1000. protesters have been camped and loops around since sunday step wanston has more. it's an enormous operation on going here in the village of flutes of hat from the very early morning. hundreds of police officers

stormed into the village. there was a lot of chaos. there was a lot of pushing, some activists got injured. and now you can see that the more specialized forces have come in because some of the activists have caged themselves in here in this structure here, behind me, you see that cranes are being used. and one by one, they are being taken out out of the structures, but also out of their barricades. the barricades have also been very thoroughly been demolished now by workers from police also from the energy company r w e. who owns the mine here that has to be expanded according to the government. and the government says, due to the energy shortages, we need this mind. we need this call because the german government is very reluctant to use nuclear energy at the moment and has decided not to use any more energy from russia. so, but the climate act of his say at this is the time to stop using call to start more

focusing on renewables. and they are now hold up here in this village. you can see they have climbed on the roofs. they're also living in 3 houses up to 10 to 20 meters high. so it will be still quite a job for the police to get them all out. rebels in ethiopia, northern to try reach and have begun hand again, the heavy weapons to the federal army. that is part of a p still signed in south africa more than 2 months ago to end a 2 year conflict. the terms of agreement include disarming the rebels, restoring federal authority and to cur. reopening humanitarian access of the region, the you and estimates. half a 1000000 people have died from violence to starvation during the conflict. hundreds of thousands of enforcement homes. malcolm warehouse more from the kenyan capital nairobi to graham forces. the said that they're handing over the weapons. we've seen some video of that before, from the ground, confirming that some heavy weapons are being handed over. we don't know how many we

don't know if it, all of them. another 2 great influences leaders dominated previously dominated ethiopian military and politics for all my. when the conflict began between them and the government of prime minister abbey, i'm just david 2 years ago. they defected with a substantial fraction of the military that were loyal to them. now the peace agreement that was signed in south africa and also 2nd agreement signed here in kenya's capital nairobi, stated the weapons were handed over. the federal government forces should withdraw from the great and same time in foreign forces. should all say we've drawn out access is still heavily restricted to great, difficult to verify the claim that humanitarian access has opened up a bit in recent weeks. and tech li gabrey. michael is an activist and associate editor of to got a website, the documents crimes,

and to explain why the crime rebels agree to disarm and they have to accept what they what has been put to them now is the trickling of a exchange. the total disarmament. ready is the only posted, not protecting the tracking, but again it be bought by every sample and they now immense amount of suffering, right? in terms of trying to get them to go basic necessities for medicine. one thing understood right, people are simply desperately hoping that the chapel and the community we learn some sort of a with, with trickling so much that people could play around with now they have to simply succumb to whatever demand of them and hope that something would happen no one

knows what's going to happen to the members of the spec because forces. so it could be agreement funding in africa to include likely in i will be it that there would be what they call an demobilization. and the read the question. so they have agreed that they will be really great into the apartment if you've gotten better, better unlike any men, the officer guy would find the idea of joining the fairy forces, re tens of thousands of the van woman that they would join into that. so i don't see that, i mean they talk reintegration would be different pulses. the whole piece of breaking news right now. russia has appointed a new commander,

the combined forces in ukraine, and as the russian forces, chief of staff for levy grass him off, the defense ministry has said the appointment to increase the effectiveness of managing its military in ukraine. of course, we'll bring you more on that as we get it. and ukraine says the fighting over the east and towns of back moves and solid. dar are the bloodiest battles of the war. so far. russian forces led by mercenaries from the wagner group have been trying to seize control of the area for months. moscow says its unit serv cut off access to solid are but ukraine denies. the salt mining town has fallen. russia media is released these images of wagner, lady of guinea pig, goes in inside the mines. kia says the pictures were stage. natasha butler has more from the ukrainian capital. the russian defense mystery saying that airborne russian airborne units have surrounded the town from the north and the south. earlier we heard of from the head of the russian mercenary, agree,

wagner yevgeny proportion. who said that his fighters had taken control of the city even posted a photograph of himself alongside some of his troops saying he was in one of the town soap minds. well, that certainly has not been confirmed or verified. but what we do know is that the ukrainian defense officials are saying none of this is correct. they are saying the ukrainian forces are still fighting in the air. in fact, one top military official said fighting between ukrainian forces and russians was intense. he compared it to battles in a world war 2. it is a very difficult situation on the ground. we know that. and in the past few days, though, british officials from the ministry of defense have indicated that it's all a dog could indeed, perhaps fall into russian hands shortly. now if that was to happen from the russian perspective, it would certainly be something of a fig tree of bracken field gain,

which they haven't had for many weeks and months. it would also allow them to focus more on the town of blackmore which isn't far from solar. dar, a victory there for them would be highly symbolic. ukrainian and russian forces have been locked in intense fighting there for many months. indeed, russia and ukraine have agreed to a prisoner swapped in a meeting between the countries human rights officials in turkey. 80 people will be released in the exchange. send em costello house more from the stumble. this is not the 1st time that turkey has meditated between russia and ukraine in terms of prisoners swap, but also turkey has been many, a thing about reducing the tension between the 2 countries as well. apparently at what uncle has defined itself as a role in this conflict, and it's a neighborhood in the black sea, is to be a balancing act between the warring parties and to care has been very clear and

very vocal about. it's a stance against the russian invasion of ukraine, a, but also to kia has provided a weapons like drones, arm phones, turkish may drones to crane, but also managed to mediate within the country. and that's why this position of turkey as a balancing factor has been appreciated. by most of the circles, especially at the time when true care lost credibility and international every now has a strange relations with the west. even with nato, as a strong member of nato. turkey has very hard statements against the, against the started score, the, the infrastructure of nato. but after this mediation effort, especially after the grain deal that was initiated by the united nations, took care found itself a very secure position here without 0 still ahead tell you why thousands of

ambulance work is in the u. k. who have gone on strike for a 2nd time this winter? ah, there is some dangerous cold on the way for of harness dawn and pockets on however, one those details coming up in one sack puts a bit of a reversal for northern parts of india. we're dropping those cold snap warnings and same goes for the organs fog here as wall windsor picking up and a few showers. so that's helping to freshen up the atmosphere. winds in karachi, likely gus seen to about 50 kilometers per hour on thursday. so that's gonna wipe out the foggins fog there, but we are dragging down colder air from siberia to watch this waking up on friday morning. mine is 24 in cobble. we will be approaching near record lows for the month of january, so we'll keep tabs on that quite unusual rain falling at this time,

the year for southern vietnam at least this much rain hurts him in city, picked up 3 months worth of rain over the last few days in time there's been relentless framed from sub city to devout. just got this brain swirling around here it has prompted extreme flooded visor is now for indonesia is main island of javin just a few showers. i think the bigger pulses of rain will be on some march or island on thursday and across china. high temperatures here, but we know what goes up must come down. so awaken up on sunday morning snow, cross the yangtze river valley, not too far away from shanghai. ah, with a new generation of young people are more politically engaged in the one that came before. welcome to dinner ration, change a global feelings, and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas and mobilize youth around the world. in south africa, it's women who are at the forefront as the woke generation,

like, never ever get tired of developing resistance strategies and they're just ignite. the passion for food stamps and generation change on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, remind of our top stories this our flights are resuming in the united states after a technical glitch or thousands of planes grounded for hours. problems being blamed on a computer outage at the federal aviation administration. president jo biden's ordered an investigation at least 21 people have been killed and a suicide explosion of the african capital kabul. the,

the foreign ministry office bloss happen to what a chinese delegation was, meeting with the telecom police in germany or victim climate activists from a village to allow the expansion of an open pit. coal mine, of course, rejected the protest this request to stay. a former iranian defense ministry official has been sentenced to death on charges of spying for the u. k. ali reza act bari was arrested in 2019 and accused of spying for m. i 6, which he denied a barry also holds a british passport. the u. k says they're supposed to the family of berry and urged the reigning authorities to release him. early result from beneath the election suggests the opposition will return to parliament for the 1st time in 4 years. the democrats, 128 feet out of $109.00 member assembly. it was far from running in the last election in 2019, but the party won a court order in november allow its members to stand in sunday's po. how many

address is following the processing kaufman will probably know results. we now have to be endorsed or rejected by the constitutional court by law. the court has up to a week to decide whether or not to reject or to accept the results and by the election commission. what was official from the electoral commission told us that we may hear a decision probably in 2 or 3 days time. what this decision or what these announcement means if there is all stands as they are on the democrat, the main opposition group is back in parliament with trinity. it's a good start, according to some political analysts. yes, but not enough for the party to move through its agenda in parliament, which is which include of course, the repealing of sutton laws. it considers in, in culture, democratic growth and democracy in been republic. but again, it's also helpful when it comes to endorsing candidates to run in the presidential elections in 2026. basically, the electra law provides that for

a candidate to run in the presidential election. he has to, he or she must be in goes by some number of members of parliament as well as mares of cities across benita public. so it's a good start according to political analysts right now. all eyes out on the opposition and their supporters as well as the streets of been the republic. we haven't seen much action on the street yet, but that depends on how well they have received the information. just filtering in about the provision or results at their party has 128 of the 100 seats in the parliament. sir barbara has been healthcare workers from going on, a prolong strike. doctors and nurses could face a fine or up to 6 months in prison under a new law. last year, thousands of health professionals went on strike for more than a week, demanding a pay rise. health workers have resigned in huge numbers, leaving hospitals understaffed. many nurses in zimbabwe and less than $100.00

a month and ambulance workers in the united kingdom are pressing on with their 2nd strike this winter demanding higher pay is the cost of living saws. nurses are also planning to walk off the job after what they call bitterly disappointing talks with the british government. u. k is experienced a wave of industrial action as it battles record, inflation and a full and living standards. emma haywood has more from sheffield. moving 20000 ambulance workers on strike today. there are hundreds of picket line flight based in england and wales. of course that led to concerns about patient safety in the end. why the impact on the and i just because of the saying that they are offering my name security, that they will go out to the most urgent calls here. incidentally, we have seen ambulance crews leave the picket line, getting the vehicles and go off with the blue light's flashing ambulance workers feel they have been backed into a corner about this. they are concerned about patient safety,

long term. i'm really feel they have had little choice, but to take this action more started out really as the summer of this content, christina has ended up as the winter, as it contains a pharmacist ambulance workers are due to go out again in just a few weeks time so really as a lot of pressure on the government to try to come up with a solution and this is and it just work and they just about went to practice with that to me. but it is only 40 year to weigh in the and it never as bad as the 10s of thousands of opposition supporters have gathered in the bangladesh capital. they want the government to conduct the next general election under a non partisan can take of administration. bangladesh had introduced a non political temporary government system to hold for national elections in 1990 after the overthrow of the previous military government. but the ruling

a while the league suspended the system before the 2014 vote changing the constitution despite mass protest. temperature altree has more from dr. a massive gathering here in nap alternated taca off opposition party members. this was not the only place though gatherings, alta in front of the national class, bob and across other parts of the country. now this rally has been an ongoing movement. this particular day have been called by alliance of 32 different political parties and alliance for democracy. moved, men which wants to outs, but carn present gun bend rather than turnkey demands among them. as a formation of caretaker gunmen during the next general election, which is deal in december. 2 this year, they won the government to divide the parliament and resign immediately and to bring the ford prices under control. many other people from different walks of life

have joined this opposition. rally then upset and fed up with the rise of essential goods for oil prices. high, high inflation that can't cope with the living any more for this is part of the demand of common people and other political parties said they'll keep on this movement till this government resigned. and then declared caretaker government to run the election. now they all to one, the election commission could be reform and have a new one because they said the last 2 elections were unfair. there were rig and there's gunman is here by red rigged election. most of the. 1 political opposition leaders, we spoke through here and the common people. they have the same wise. and they said it's time for the government to go and called for a neutral caretaker government to conduct that election. it appears the movement is gonna continue till they have some resolution, and the political crisis seems to be avenue dimension in bangladesh. right now. the

indian himalayan town of joshua is being evacuated as its buildings crumble is being blamed on nonstop construction in the area and a changing environment. stephanie decker has more this holy town in the himalayas is slowly sinking into the mountains. it's homes crumbling. it's people desperate about at unsuccessful, the chemical guy told me that even bull day 1000 percent, now suddenly the authorities are asking us to leave our house and they have not provided us any assistance they have just asked us to leave with us. but we have no way to go on it on the bus that larry had run. i am are gonna, we were making our house here. we brought bricks, sand, and reinforcing bars. only some days back, one of my sons built a new house, but that is also of no use. how will we live here now? we spent everything on this house, so no one ever. authorities are relocating people. after cracks appeared in homes.

there have been reports that nearly 600 homes in hotels are sinking in the north indian town, which has around 20000 people. mostly will know what the man live with us help you so much shelby up there does come with kick on the major reasons for this are an increased population. an infrastructure boom. the n t p c. tunneled, their building and the blasting work being carried out in the region. because of this, jo, she math is sinking. structures have developed cracks and people are living in fear, yada jace mouth is close to a number of important religious sites in the himalayas. attracting thousands of pilgrims every year. the region is vulnerable to earthquakes and has seen a number of disasters in recent years. experts play melting glaciers and relentless construction in the area. people here already live a simple life, losing their homes, leaves them with know where to go. and no way to make a living. stephanie decor, i'll g 0. the whole colleagues go governments celebrating of the world trade

organization rejected an order by the united states for the cities exports to be labeled made in china with you asses dismissing that rolling crating uncertainty for hong kong manufacturers as they begin a post pandemic recovery, which at kimber reports a glimpse of business as usual in hong kong and international product expo at the cities biggest convention center. just days after the border with the chinese mainland was reopened to quarantine free travel is out that i'll have. it feels great. it's been 3 years. the last physical expos in 2020. since then we've only been able to promote our products through videos and social media, but it's nowhere near as good as being able to demonstrate them in person and communicate with clients face to face. it's not just the relaxation of cobra 19 rules, the listing local tween make a spirit in 2020 the u. s. ordered all product imported from hong kong to be labeled made in china. a protest against paging, correct?

down on the cities pro democracy movement will trade organization is rejecting that border paving the way for local manufacturers to take back control of their marketing. when the client 1st reach out to their brand, if they see it in hong kong, maybe they will feel like it's more confident about the quality. the us only accounts for 0 point one percent of hong kong exports. but local government officials say this isn't about the money, the whole change. all he is this ruling shows the u. s. has disregarded international trade rules attempted to impose discriminatory and unfair treatment and unreasonably suppressed, hong kong products by politicizing economic and trade issues. but while hong kong may have won the battle, it hasn't yet won the war. to us says that the will trade organization ruling is flawed and they didn't no longer views. home comments separate enough from china to justify having separate trading benefits. international trade experts say the

stemmed off may be hard to resolve because of problems with the w t o is appeals process. the appellate body system is not functioning, but the system still allows parties to appeal. and so what we say is that they appeal into the void. certain members have set up a temporary alternative arbitration system. as a work around, i'm calling is a member of that system. the u. s. is not the manufacturer is hoping for a speedy conclusion to the political wrangling, so they can focus on getting their post pandemic business back on track. richard kimber, al jazeera hong kong, the go. the golden globe awards returned to television screens the united states after it was taken off air because of controversy about corruption and the lack of diversity. austin butler was named best actor in a drama for his role as elvis presley. while.