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hello, we begin this news hour with a focus on climate change and a decades long battle to limit carbon emissions. according to new research, exxon mobil knew about the effect in the 1900 seventy's, but played them down in public. yet those effects are all too real. a u. s. government's report says 2022 was the joint 5th hottest years since records began more than 140 years ago. and in germany, climate activists are trying to stop the expansion of a coal mine. let's start our coverage with step boston, whose life from louis serrato and that is where police as we can see behind you are trying to evict protest, or is trying to stop the village from being demolished. so that coal, mine can be expanded. step, tell us what's happening where you are right now. while i'm standing here at the last remaining house occupied by

a climate activist and quite dramatic scenes here in the last 30 minutes or so. we were right inside who were on the attic with a group of activists who have actually handcuffed themselves to the attic, glued themselves to the attic, blew themselves together. and the moment police burst in they came, the latter was off. we were locked in, sunny police came in the ladder, came up, a police really came in with like 2030 at the same time. and they tried to convince them to still leave. but of course they're stuck. they are now trying to remove them with all kinds of equipment that they brought with them. but during this whole scene, the activists continue to sing their slogans, their songs about climate, justice songs against the expansion of the mine or the spirit was still high. i have to say that there were quite a bit, but of course it was quite attend situation with such a force of police coming into this building. we were removed and we're now standing

outside as you can see. but the climate activists are still in there. there's still a few also on the roof, and there's also some people hanging in ropes. so they have shown some serious acrobatic skills here to have been training for this. so they were trying to make it as difficult as possible for police to reach them. but please of course has brought all kinds of equipment and i can show you here on the other side, the village has been cleared quite a bit already. you can see the machines over their trees have been cleared. there's been roden structures because climate activists have been camping in this village for around 2 years. the residence of this village around 50 to a 100 of them half left already a while ago because they have had long legal battles with the energy company r w e. and they lost all these battles. but instead of the residence, these climate activists came in, they have built all these wouldn't structures. you can see still 3 houses up to 20

meters high. and people have been for quite a long time. but this is not the last year of new to had. it seems the added game has started or stuff just one more for you. what is the feeling that you're getting, being there on the grounds about how the situation is actually going to be resolved? well i think so far it's all been very peaceful. you can see that the police is trying very carefully not to hurt people. there's been some bug pushing back and forth. there's been some fireworks, a molotov cocktails, according to police, have been thrown as well. there's another complication because police found out that is a tunnel actually under lieut syrup. it's been duck under the ground of this village . they don't know how big it is. they also don't know exactly where it goes. the only thing they know is that at least 2 active fist are still inside. they have

sent video of that. so that's something that that has been delaying the operation. this is now day 3 of the eviction. and they were hoping to finish it by yesterday. but as you see, it's still continuing. ok, thank you so much. so steph fosten reporting for us from luther, it's that's in germany. now. the u. s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration says that 2022 was the joint 5th part of years and records began more than 140 years ago. so it's a global climate change report estimates land. an ocean temperature is where more than one degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. the depth of the antarctic sea ice reached the 2nd lowest ever recorded. the lowest monthly levels were registered in february, june, july, and august, africa had its 2nd war miss december, south america, its force while europe had its 10th warmest year. rob reynolds reports 2002 was the 5th hottest year on global records stretching back more than

a century. government report says, when you look at 9 of the past 10 years, they are the warmest years in the modern records since 1880. now that's pretty alarm on climate scientists say the warming is caused by industrial age, heat trapping, gas emissions, which have been rising steeply since the 1960. they say rapid reductions and emissions are needed across the globe to slow or reverse the greenhouse effect. extreme weather events in 2020 to include devastating floods in pakistan caused by heavy rainfall and severe drought in europe. that dried up rivers and sparked wildfires. in the u. s, there was catastrophic flooding in the appalachian region and hurricane ian. one of the strongest storms on record lashed the state of florida. it's warning. all of us

. force fires are intensifying, hurricanes are getting stronger. droughts are wrecking havoc. sea levels are rising . the economic cost in the us of extreme weather events was more than $165000000000.00. we need to be prepared. the impacts of climate change that are happening here in nap like more frequent and destructive extreme. that's at least 474 people died in those extreme events in the u. s. last year. if 2022 was a bad year for whether 2023 isn't shaping up to be much better already here in california, a series of severe storms as battered the coastline and the interior of the state causing a number of debts and up to a $1000000000.00 in damages, rob reynolds al jazeera santa cruz, california oil giant exxon mobil, accurately protected climate change decades ago,

but downplayed its findings. that's according to a paper published in the peer review journal science. it's the 1st to fully analyze the company's internal research. so exxonmobil scientists produced more than a $150.00 studies on climate change over 40 years. they projected temperature is would increase by 0.2 degrees celsius on average every decades. and that matches the current rates of global warming. the authors of the study say the research was astonishingly accurate and proves exxon mobil knew as much as academic and government scientists, company claimed until the 2010. but climate science was uncertain. and there was no proof the use of fossil fuels contribute to global warming. steven singer is a senior advisor, climate action network international. he says that x a mobil deliberately buried its research to protect its profits. exxon was lying and exxon was basically suppressing the science which they had funded.

starting in 19 seventy's to look as a kind of pleasurable exercise or entertainment, to look into what the climate would do if you keep on burning fossil fuels. and when once it turn out that the scientists are very clear, very precise, very science based. they have all holy cow and they dismissed the scientists. they close the unit and try to oppress all the knowledge. it's an old documentation. exxon ceos lay raymond and others happy openly and publicly denouncing the what they called the siri of climate change. as a kind of curtailment of energy use for poor people, because exxon was leading a very strong anti climate unto clean energy coalition, worldwide with other fossil fuel companies. they were leaving that. and they were saying, it's all nonsense. what these 3 hogs saying?

all nonsense. it's wrong, i hope that litigation works at the sky. it's going to be penalized all fossil fuel companies in the run of the year 20. $22.00 will have profits of records more than $400000000000.00 us dollars. now us be how much money is going into renewables and energy efficiency and clean technologies? hardly anything or going back to fossil fuels. in japan says it's planning to release 1000000 tons of waste water from the fukushima nuclear power plant into the pacific ocean. this year, it's been storing water that was used to cool damage reactors after it's meltdown. almost 12 years ago. japan says it's filtering technology can remove all radioactive materials except tritium, which is harmless and small amounts. the plan has been endorsed by the international atomic energy agency. south korea and china have both voice concerns about the plan discharge unit. kim has more from sol. tokyo has called it an

unavoidable problem and it has been a lightning rod of concern and criticism. over the 2 years is the announcement of the initial plan. now we have a general timeline, some time in the spring or summer months to begin the relief of this treated, but still radio active nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. now room at the book with you, my dieting nuclear plant has been running out with more than 1300000 tons of the waste water in tanks, after cooling, corroded reactors over the near 12 years. and the magnitude 9.02 hawking earthquake . the release of that water to take place a kilometer from japan's pacific coast could extend decades and tokyo insist that the water will be treated. and se containing only trace amounts of tritium, which is still radioactive. many consumers, as well as environmental group,

are still unconvinced, including those in neighboring south korea, which is among the top consumers of fish. you run upon business where it's all, i think the government must take a tough response to this golden rule and go to do like such shame and other seafood . but if it happens, i'm have to think again it cut back on eating go. they will do as fishermen and japan watch to see what this could mean for their sales. the i. e a says it will monitor the entire process. so says it will also with top priority on the people safety plenty. morehead on the algebra news hour, including the. 2 refusing to back down supporters of the rooms, the president demand new election. and for many athletes from a small town in the valley are embroiled and doping scandal the

but 1st ukraine is saying more than 500 civilians are trapped in the eastern china solid doors. its forces hold off a russian offensive. keith says it remains in control. that's the spite rushes. wagner group saying it's mercenaries had seized the mining town your moods. the kremlin has warned its forces against declaring victory victory prematurely suggesting the fighting is not over. ukraine says battles in this area of the dani ask region, have been some of the heaviest of the war. we have to correspondence on the story on the hash him. there he is. he's standing by for us in moscow. but 1st let's bring in natasha butler. she's joining us from keith to update us on all things solider and what's happening in the east of the country. yes, will ukrainian or military officials say that the situation in solid door is critical, bought ukrainian forces they say are still resisting, still holding on to their positions. a one ukrainian, a unit on the ground says that it's been staging counter attacks, but there are

a number of ukrainian soldiers who say that they need more ammunition and more back up they will get it has said a, the ukraine, you present fellow to me, zalinski and his nightly address, he said that soldiers fighting in solar dar will have everything that they need in order to be able to defend the town. as for russia, they say that they have though the upper hand in solid are in this eastern salt mining town. in the east of ukraine, they say that they are making progress, and they are very positive about the state of affairs on the ground, the russian mercenary gree wagner, however, says that its troops actually in the city. they posted a video online showing some of their fighters walking around a streets that they said was streets and solid, are walking through buildings, even waving a wagner, a flag from a window and celebrating. we don't know exactly whether or not that is the case

whether or not those troops really are in the city, those all their claims and for now they continue to be disputed by the ukrainians. but what we do know is the situation a for civilians has been so desperate for months and months full adar as has been the scene of some of the fists as fighting in this war. most of civilians have fled . but as you said, there are still some left trapped in this city. some $500.00, we understand including 15 children, ukrainian forces have been trying to evacuate them, but for now simply been too dangerous to do so. so ernest asked her, what are we to read into the report, a troop movements on the ukrainian bella, russian border all to tell really i was certain is that the ukrainian government is certainly a very concerned. they are looking very closely what's happening on the bell, a russian, a border, this and northern border with ukraine, russian and been a russian troops. so have certainly been reinforced in the area. we understand that

there are well over a 1000 they've been carrying out a number of joint military exercises based. we understand on a russian forces experiences in ukraine. what a key is of course, concerned about is there been a russian troops could join russian forces in this war in ukraine that they could come over the border in the north. that's long been a concern that hasn't happened as yet, but that is war. keith is worried about, that's why it says that it's very important that it forces need to be reinforced. bolstered along that more the board to for them is lensky. early in the week said that of ukrainian forces should be on standby in case, but a russian troops which joined russian troops and from an attack ukraine from the north. okay, thank you so much. natasha butler reporting for us from keith. let's get the you from moscow. bring in ali hush him, he's joining us from there. so ali, if the russians do indeed have the upper hand in solider in the east of ukraine,

why then is the kremlin reluctant to announce a victory? well that in as natasha was saying, yes, the russians are saying that they have the ultimate hand in solid dod. wagner group almost announced that it's already is controlling the the town. however, the kremlin is a bit reluctant that's called the spokesperson for the kremlin. said that it's true that there are achievements, however, it's not really the time to rob hands. 2 now maybe that's mainly because of the goal behind the battle for full dog bucket. for some of that, it's not for itself, it's mainly to get to the moment because it's, it's the main route towards that. and the, the russians want to close and block the supply routes for the ukrainians to dotted

. they can invalid the strategic city of back more. that's why the russians for now are a bit reluctant, at the same time, they are quite sure that the whole, the city isn't clear completely. and there are some other buckets of resistance in the city as what they're saying. that's why they don't want to jump into conclusions from now, trying to prevent a shock or a 3 shake in the confidence here and more scope, especially in a war that is proven to be a very long war, very draining war. and that's why they're not announcing ok, thank you so much. honey. has been reporting from moscow 1000. the supporters of the prominent iraqis, she, politician, most of the southern have gathered in baghdad for friday prayers. it's their 1st show of force since widespread demonstrations last year, calling for political reforms much more than why had joining us from baghdad. so.

so why have they gathered today and what's happening in baghdad, where you are will doreen, as you can see right behind me, the worshippers have just finished their friday mask aggregation, their prayers called for by their leader mata shadlee that looked at her a sudden, but the message left behind after this massa at prayers is that probably there are still a strong and they can still pose a threat to the government. taken the side of the opposition, especially this comes a to very crucial a time. remember, this is a coming as the iraqi local de, not as falling against the hud currencies, economic crises are still at posing also a multiple, a challenge to the people, to the civilians. regular iraqis so mocked the seller and his supporters probably want to say that we're still strong. we can make a come back at any time. remember,

this is after a long interval, probably 4 months since they at last took 2 streets during the violence that a capital baghdad witnessed. namely in the green zone in august to where and when a dozens of other supporters were killed. as they clashed with security forces, so now as his rival, his rival, parliamentary block or manage it to push or to any state, there are no many as prime minister them how much he has to then he 3 months is on after. so then he took off, his nothing has changed yet, according to these, that support that was affiliated to what she had laid out a mock that i saw that so as if they want to say that, that a message is clear there, here, that a strong and they can take the streets at any time, despite the fact that this is just a religious occasion. a mass congregation,

friday prayers called upon by him up to the southern himself and the anniversary of it also to day amongst the anniversary of the birth of thought him as the daughter of a prophet, muhammad peace be upon him. all right, thank you so much my job then why had reporting from baghdad. now the latest economic data from china has prompted fear is of a further slow down in the global economy. so despite a record annual trade surplus last year, chinese export in december fell to their lowest since the beginning of the pandemic . and february 2020 demand has been hit as china's largest trading partners. the u . s. on europe, risks slipping into recession, 2023 growth forecasts, where the world's 2nd largest economy have been cut from roughly 8 percent to around 5 percent. and that's after rapidly spreading outbreaks, following beijing's decision to ditch at 0 covert policy last month. richard kimber has more from hong kong. holding out hope

for recovery. these days fruit sell it, misses. gwen has few customers that she's keeping her shop in beijing open and hoping the upcoming lunar new year will bring some good fortune to us. taiyah lira, businesses lie restaurants are doing much better nowadays. there are more customers sees the guffman east cove igniting policies, but i am selling fruit and nuts and serves us. do not good. these things are not daily necessities. and since people don't have their money, they are more careful with spending a widespread coated 19 outbreak in china in recent weeks has crippled consumer spending. millions of people have caught the virus or stayed at home in the hope of avoiding it. the government says everything is under control, but the science is rapid dismantling of pandemic policies. last month is undermining the economic rebound. exports fell in december and century production shrank the most since long term locked downs. 8 months earlier. in some places,

frustration is boiling over. ah, this factory and central china police confronted workers who are protesting against layoffs and low wages. and let's say that china is cove at 900 challenges, have global implications, as some of the world's biggest companies, from automakers, to smart phone makers that they think disruptions to their chinese production lines . apple is reported to be accelerating plans to shift some of its operations to india and vietnam supply chain analysts say that set to become a growing trend is sold out by you can predict it's not going to be predictable. that's the, that's the problem that borders every one. and if you just try to draw a contrast between china and let's say, even in many countries, in se, asia, the policies are much more predictable. they are not ticking. they have not been taking such an extreme measure to, to control go. and effect is actually basically more in ny,

all the western companies. economists are full costing a longer term turnaround. many predict that after coven 19 infections of peaked china could still achieve annual growth of almost 5 percent. but for businesses that rely on chinese spending and manufacturing a long term recovery may be too long to wait. rigid kimber al jazeera in hong kong, mighty became as the china director of the economic intelligence corporate network . and she has more on the challenges facing the countries economy in 2023. i don't think anyone anticipated that china would go and having probably the restrictive restrict us restrictions anywhere in the world to almost nothing. and just a matter of weeks and you've seen the kind of the authorities now trying to navigate, searching infections and pressures on health care system. so whereas we previously previously had supply chain disruptions because of china, it's kind of on off the economy, the threat of flash locked downs and 0. cobit,

we now have concerns about supply chain disruption because of outbreak. and the inability of kind of supply chain of low normally. and so it does have implications . i think we're trying to competitiveness and you know, the recovery overall. we've also seen in 2020 to a lot of n c's and foreign investors hit the pause button on china because of the uncertainty of 2022. now some of that certainty with global disruption of only crime, highly transmissible. the kind of. ringback locations on kind of energy security commodities prices because of the war and frank ukraine inflation brought about in part because of central bank policy related to the pandemic. some of those were global challenges, but 0 cobit and some of the other more structural issues kick there on the property sector are you need to china. so i think the question, in terms of what needs for global economy more broadly, is whether investor confidence will be bullied enough to kind of see that f d i money flowing back in to see and see. it's kind of really be committing to the

china market after a year where many been asking whether they need to think about risk resilience for their global business in a way that kind of manages around china, including china, to attract the market, to banded, of course. but you know how trying to fits in the bigger picture. germany's economy probably stagnated in the last quarter of 2022. that's according to the countries federal statistics office growth for the entire year was 1.9 percent suggesting europe's largest economy may just avoid a recession. economists have revised fears of the europe wide recession with major economies expected to return to growth after a slum in december. still ahead on the al jazeera news hour standing up against elsa. bab, so molly's answer a government call to rally against the army. we report from the indian hill town, joshua mats, where buildings are crumbling, forcing a mass evacuation, and barcelona sets up a spanish super cup, final gain through our madrid in re i believe it's

a or once again, there is weather rushing in from the atlantic right across the european places, great. it of clamber. what does it bring? was the lines a tight? it's usually windy weather, so that's point one. windy weather, the u. k. for most countries in northern europe. not especially huge amounts of rain yet, but there are flood warnings on the ground in the u. k. so any more rain and that will be causing a flood of at the temperatures. they are single figures, sometimes double figures. they're still quite high this time year. not been reflected in the lack of snow throughout, well, the swiss alps, french out after houses or austrian mountains, weather is still at the top. but unfortunately too often, just as strip of created man created snow down to the ground. well,

do you get any more snow on the next 24 hours? this is coming in as rain, not by promising you have to say. so probably not a huge amount. no, that will cause some flooding in france. quite possibly in denmark and certain parts of norway and sweden and cos briefly, and the u. k as well. it's rather cross a down in turkey and greece, but you have caught significant range has just off the south coast of italy and the wind still blowing through libya and egypt. otherwise, north africa is quite quite a hamas and does pick up later in the afternoon. most days, being with some dust. ah, the african narratives from african perspectives could be from one end of bruce could definitely be a good flight. i knew series of short documentary by african filmmakers from kenyan nigeria, and rwanda,

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hello, we are going to the top stories on the al jazeera news, our police and germany are trying to evict climate activists from the village of fluids are off for a 3rd day. the processors want to stop the expansion of a coal mine. researchers allege exxon mobil accurately predicted climate change decades ago, but don't played its findings. a report in the journal science says exxon mobil projected a temperature rise of 0.2 degrees celsius each decade. china has report the record trade surplus, $877000000000.00 for 2022, despite severe current of iris restrictions, however, exports for december were at their lowest level since february 2020. when the pandemic began, a special council has been appointed to investigate us president joe biden handling of sensitive government documents. it's been revealed. a 2nd set of papers was found in december. this time at his private home in delaware,

the 1st batch of files was uncovered at one of biden's former offices 2 months ago, but was only made public on monday or white house correspondent, kimberly how kept report the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the garage of president jo biden's private residence has made it difficult for binding to quell this latest political controversy. people know, i take crossfire documented classroom material seriously. white house lawyers revealed the documents for found recently and relate to biden's time as vice president under president barack obama. the white house lawyers and says they immediately turn the documents over to the national archives. still, the department of justice is appointing us attorney robert her, a special counsel to investigate whether biden broke the law. i will ensure that mister her receives all the resources he needs the conductor's work. the white

house insist it's cooperating and is denying any impropriety. it's in the statement of her from his lawyer, richard, somber, and at the end, he said, we are confident that they are a thorough review will show that these documents were inadvertently misplaced, still, it's in administration under increased scrutiny earlier this week, while biden was at a summit in mexico, the white house admitted lawyers found similar secret papers and a washington d. c. think tank called the pen biden center. the president says he doesn't know what's in those documents, but the discovery has prompted charges of hypocrisy. in january 2022 classified documents were found at the florida residents of former president donald trump. a justice department special council is also looking into that case. biden has called trump totally irresponsible from his handling,

but classified materials, another foe, paul, by the, by an administration, but treating lot differently based upon your political beliefs. it's one president trump one way, but treats president by the whole different way. president biden's republican critics are also questioning why it took so long for the biden administration to reveal the existence of the documents. the 1st batch was discovered on november 2nd just days before the congressional mid term election. it only became known to the public this week. kimberly, how can al jazeera, the white house, karen greenberg as the director of the center or national security at fordham university loss, a school of law. she says the investigations likely been launched to stop accusations that biden is getting treated differently to donald trump. i actually think these 2 cases are very much apples and oranges. you have

a case of somebody who willingly for a long time and defiantly refuse to turn over documents. we're talking about hundreds of documents. in the case of trump, we're talking about less than a dozen in the case of buying. we know for a fact that some of the trump documents were highly secretive, highly classified documents. we don't know anything of the sort about by them. and i think in a way this is just a misuse of our, of our attention and where our attention needs to be over so many important issues . but i think that's why garland did is he wants to be seen as a attorney general, who goes by the books and probably thought in this way. he could camp down some of the little population going back both ways across the i'm not sure to work that way . i think the sooner that they get to make some confusion with steve and special master about the bio document and let us know what they are and whether or not there was any can't or whether it was just sort of negligence and,

and whether or not it was binding or whether or not it was somebody else. we have fewer questions about that when it comes to trump. and the issue of intent is important in both cases and fundamentally seems to separate those cases around president dina boulevard is facing increased pressure to step down. at least 43 people, including a police officer, had been killed during violent confrontations. that since her predecessor, petro castillo, was deposed under arrested in december. but on a sanchez reports from lima, the demonstrators march on the streets of the capital carrying the food of the did. and banners between proceed in will not have been as a murderer. thousands of people in lima and southern be to blame her for the king. most of the victims were or indigenous gun down in confrontations with the army and

police who used live ammunition to disperse crowds of anti government protesters. i am upset, angry traumatized, and shrugged. or what's happening here? i believe the people are going to force dinner, bellotta and congress out. ah, the worst violence did when 2 decades has also prompted the governors of 3. so the regions are mostly, the protesters were killed to urge the precedent to resign. they say it's the only way to start resolving the spiraling unrest. 2 he said, our thesis, the brother in a massacre, when i went to for him, when he was in power, she says the current government must go. yeah, i think i think that a government that has presided over so many that's is unsustainable. we are all in favor of democracy, but it does not make sense if they don't respect the lives of the people. but prime minister and bad thought that allah says blew out of this in control and stepping down is out of the question. if you look at all, i want to say very clearly,

the president is not going to resign. that, that will not happen. nobody is leaving the presidency. was going to open as very dangerous door to anarchy, a new government. and that will not happen. see no, but again, i mean in full knowing the south families of the 17 people killed by security forcing. julio, aka, earlier this week, hailed a funeral procession accompanied by thousands of mourners. dina, you killed my husband. why? i hate you, dina. proceed in. but one of these indian, she grew up in equity, mac, one of the country's poorest regions. angry peruvians accused her of turning a deaf ear to their complaints. many brokers in the south of the country say they will come here to lima. the dial, the village, waiters because they say they're both. i heard there is threatening to march to lima in the coming days to join rallies in the capitol and

see they will keep up their protests until the what b is out of office. medina sanchez and just kinda nina. cleanup on repairs are underway and brazilian, after supporters of former president jr, bol cisneros, storm government buildings on sunday authorities launched an investigation into the lack of security during that attack. president louise and ask your luna this over said the riots are as likely hide inside help. you've been my vocabulary. many offices were collaborating with a riotous many people in the military police were complicit. many people from the armed forces here inside were complicit. i am convinced of the door of the pen, an auto palace was open so that these people could enter because there is no door that has been broken down. and that is to say some one facilitated the intro. here, thousands of somalis have attended a government rally and morgan's issue against an shabani president hassan check

mark mood described the armed group as bed bugs, who must be eradicated, barbara, and go by reports. thousands of people risk their safety to attend this government organized rally in mogadishu against al shabanni, somali president hassan shake. mohammed has been ramping up support for what he calls an all out war against the armed group. because now his urging somalis to report fighters living among them linked to other on an inactive. if you see someone you don't know in your neighbourhood, please ask him, who are you? if you can't ask him, please call us and tell us that there's an unknown person in your neighbourhood. then we will ask him, what are you doing? where did you come from? nothing wrong with that. it's not as of your bothering your neighbors. my mom alpha bab has carried out attacks in somalia and across east africa since it emerged in 2007 more than 4000 people have been killed. most of them in somalia,

the government says it will support communities that expose asha bob hyde outs. residents of the show are not said any day at any minute at any given time. so i think it's, it's about time that the citizens actually arise, are in claim their own security and backed by the government and in we are seeing across the country. at grand swell against lab. somali as military and local armed groups have retaken sways of territory in central parts of the country. in recent months, the operation is backed by u. s. s. strikes an african union forces, but the grip retaliated in november fighters stormed a hotel in mogadishu. the seat last had nearly a day, and hundreds of people were killed in twin bombings. at the end of october, many somalis have had enough already. we have to report anyone who we suspect to be

a member of all shebra to authorities because they will kill innocent people. a recent report by the international crisis group says al, sure bob has reduced recruitment and some foreign fight as a leaving the group. the government says local support is essential for recent gains to continue. barbara and cooper, i'll to sarah the man accused of killing the former japanese prime minister oceans obey has been formerly charged with murder to to ya. gummy has been in custody since our bay was shot dead in july. he has been deemed fit to stand trial after undergoing psychiatric assessments. julio said, yeah, my gammy admitted to the killing and he could face the death penalty if convicted for lisa and south korea. recommending 23 officials may charge in connection with the halloween crowds or that killed nearly a 160 people. police are to tell prosecutors on friday that failures to plan for and control the crowd. lead to crush in october. so police expected

a crowd of 100000 people and deployed 137 officers to tackle drugs and crime. experts say pedestrian safety wasn't adequately prioritized lebanon and higher judicial council has failed to appoint a 2nd judge to investigate the beirut port explosion in 2020. the move was a victory for families for the victims, families who demanded justice for nearly 3 years. but as dana hood reports, their battle is not over as the investigation remains blocked they won this round, but families of the more than $200.00 victims of the explosion at favor port are far from achieving the justice they demand. 7 it's been nearly 3 years since one of the largest non nuclear blasts in recent history and lead on leadership has been standing in the way of accountability, trying to replace the judge by the judge. that's politically automated.

so it's a big deal. we all know that they managed to do so. the chief of the force was just gone. so far, the authorities haven't been able to appoint a 2nd judge. every judge in the must know that a precaution of them are contributing to the divergence and to the coveting of justice. but officials have blocked the investigation for more than a year. now. they have filed lawsuits against the lead investigator tonic baton, preventing him from proceeding with his investigation. it has been established that officials as high up as the president were aware of the presence of highly explosive material as a port warehouse and did nothing about it. an investigation by human rights

organizations concluded that multiple authorities work at a minimum criminally negligence. many hearsay. the answer lies in an international investigation which authorities have repeatedly rejected. international comes in, it's yeah, the frontier. that's video and human rights shoes. and how long would they raise against the theater that did that the high here is dormant and it will be borman forever. if nothing comes from outside, it's been a long battle for families who are up against a political and security establishment in a country with a culture of impunity. zanna could their elsie's 0, they looked into an authorities have promised to compensate homeowners in the himalayan town. and jace mouth as they begin demolishing unsafe buildings of natal reports from the town in northern india,

cracked in damage. this home enjo she month has become unlivable. as he surveys the damage regime through law tells us he 1st potted cracks in 2021 but. but he says, authorities ignored him. these became wider and destroyed his home. it better go, molly. we are living in fear that we don't know what the future holds for us, isn't it? we haven't eaten properly for days. the children are missing school up. our daily routines have been dis, me go with the are struggling and don't know how to handle the situation. similar damage can be seen across this more himalayan town. in northern india. roads have fisher's many homes are falling apart. nearly half the town has been effected. josi might, is a gateway to hindu and seek religious sites. is also an important military base near the chinese border. authorities are blaming bad granted systems and all the population for thinking this land. brooklyn young authorities have moved hundreds

of people to temporary shelters. families are sharing one room and have brought a 6 advisory over. the robert family says this meant all their savings to build their home. they're anxious about their future if timely to today, but she won't do it when i'm the are shivering in the school. it's tough for the children. we have to warm milk for them. it's becoming difficult to look after them . kappa authorities are giving us food, so at least that is taken care of. but what about our future? what will we do? are you experts say they've been wanting authorities about the pace of development in the area for decades? they are blaming corruption and lack of leadership for the disaster. now, government has tackled this issue, probably. they didn't listen to scientific advice. it's not just joshua, there are several other towns which have come up in similar locations and could face similar disasters. in the future. authorities are marking high risk areas and homes. they're also offering $1800.00 as compensation. several people are leaving

town before the situation gets worse. many said they will need more money from the government so they can relocate and start rebuilding their lives. pardon me? within al jazeera josha much northern india. still ahead on the al jazeera news, our don judge delivers will show you how the dallas mavericks to be fed lakers in los angeles about stories coming up with gemma. ah ah

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a night's mad xavier for chelsea's latest signing, john felix. he was sent off as his side were beaten to one by local rivals. fill him in the premier league. felix had been chelsea's best player until he was given a straight red cause he calls 12 in dollars that will now miss at 3 of the remaining 20 games of his loans vow. full of it made their advantage count carelessness, yes, securing their 1st whenever chelsea in almost 17 years, grandpa says team and now with just one way in there last night, lead games. nothing was an emotional one from john. didn't feel like to maybe just a mis control, maybe, and then a, just a full action that could happen in the speed of the, probably even a game of football at this level of said there was no malaysia. didn't want to go to her. anybody didn't lose his head was just, was 40 was i'm show sometimes these things happen and they're against you in the off to suffer a believe you may, we are suffering the moment. let's round up some more football lines for you now in barcelona. have set up an al classic o spanish ship,

a cup final against rail madrid, that's after they beat rail better in the semi's answer. fatty is brilliant. strike foot vasa to one up in extra time. but back came bettis a lauren mourns back hill going in to take the game to penalties. great, but a skill there as well. and it was a 20 year old padre who schooled at the decisive spot kick as boss on the shootout for 2 rounds than a wait in sundays. final house iraq has reached the semi finals of the arabian gulf cut off the thrashing yemen. 5000000 group a is the 1st international football competition held on iraqi soil in 44 years. and on also 3, the last 4 after they eliminated saudi arabia, the only team to beat champions argentina, the world cup, harrop, our saudi, it with the pick of the goals in a to one way kenya is home to many of the world's leading distance athletes. but it's also top of the doping rankings. dozens of canyon runners serving bands for

using performance enhancing drugs. as catherine saw reports from the rift valley, the country's athletics federation and some band athletes have vowed to tackle what they call a doping crisis. this mall town in the roof valley with its breathtaking scenery and high all to toot the renowned athletics hub. here you'll find athletes known for middle and long distance running. many have worn numerous was and gold medals. yet the runners continued to break records. thousands of them are being suspended from competition because of doping. canyon mach can goggle, was a rising star until recently. he competed in the mountains of switzerland and $11.00 of the season's toughest trail events. his task showed the presence of 2 prohibited substances in his system. he was banned for 3 years and stripped off his title, thought missy would rather say i did not know those bills will bring mistress. i

used them to deal with a knee injury. we admitted to taking the drugs annoyingly kenya has been dealing with the rising use of performance enhancing drugs for yes. as of the end of november, $55.00 kenyan athletes were banned, and 8, provisionally suspended, according to the athletics integrity units. recently, world athletics, presidents, basking coal, praised kenya's efforts to tackle the problem. government has already committed $5000000.00 a year for the next 5 years. that is $25000000.00 us dollars. and that money will support that all out or going to stopping. wilson keep song, a former world marsan, record holder is finishing his 4 year ban. after he missed mandatory doping tests, he said he's helping to educate the athletes about the problem to be fair district

or what goes into a mock. not anything that goes into a model that it was ability of the so this, that kind of ignorance fatherless. one of the most misused drugs is prescribed for anemic patients. it's a job that increases the number of red blood cells which carry oxygen to the muscles. drugs like this one are easy, available in tennessee, all you need is cache and a good pharmacy. people will talk to say it's a lucrative business. some of the athletes like can go go who are under suspension, say they just wants to keep their head low. continue training. wait out there. bon, and hope they can compete again. catherine foy all does iraq in the rift valley creditor. rashid khan is considering quitting the australian big bash leak after australia withdrew from that one day series against afghanistan because of the taliban. treatment of women. khan is one of the world's best rounders, and it's called on the all these to keep politics out of cricket,

which he says is the only hope for his country, his international teammates. and i've been hack, has already pulled out of the b, b l. just a few days ago now until the australian and i'm the big names continue to hold that skills in melbourne. this was the defending men's champion. i found a dial tone court as the aim for a record of standing 23rd. a grand slam bus on like last year, standing in his way will be 9 time when it no joke of it. it was deported in 1900 vaccine faces in 2022 on the living side, while number one is free on sac, his favorite state, the tracy, and the absence of ash bossy, who retired a few months after winning last year. but kind of a finally get over the line to become the 1st arabic grand slam champion after finishing run a route that both women in the us. i've been meanwhile, olympic champion alexander's there. i've had an unusual workout on call. it was joined by sally, german, and former and b. i saw kind of escape. the 44 year old play tennis when he was

younger. and you can see you've got some pretty good skills and it's 7 feet, so you'd be pretty difficult to love as well. now to the current generation of n b, i saw on the boston celtics of beach in the brooklyn, that's in the battle of the top 2 teams in the eastern conference. and that was a scene of the last 20. but why without the india kevin durham, although some slick passing from benson's house, give them a 6 point lead in the 2nd quarter. but the south hit back with some good needs of the right there at white finishing this one off with a 3 pointer. jason pace him was that top floor with 20 as they pulled away in the 4th quarter the when it's 19, it's a 98 for the 5th straight victory. looper. dont'. it just all the show as the dallas mavericks beat the lakers. he landed his head a triple double of the season, with 35 points and 14 v balance and 13 as don kitchen caught them. creation 3 points is to take the game into over time. and then i'll believe the time before

the maps eventually beat from james and cohen that own backyard. $119.00 to $116.00 is dallas is a full straight win over the lakers. 24 and tom brady is gearing up for the nfl playoff. hoping monday's, a wild called class against the dallas cowboys is not his final game ever. the quarterback came out of retirement play this season, but really is likely to call it a day once this campaign finishes. dallas are excited by the prospect of sending brady interest time and going to embrace these opportunities and we talk about, i mean, you're talking about you know, clearly probably the most decorated player of our generation. maybe even the history of the national football edge. but i know his competitors were, we're all excited about this opportunity to compete against tom hughes. this is just like any other quarterback he believed the same way he go. you know, i was just a better quarterback demo. so i know the challenges are on out there. let him go out like that. i mean, he's got a great career legendary, but we're going to knock them out. we can set up as well. i do. and how i 3 time

major champion, jordan, spieth's, jazz a one shot lead off the 1st round of the sony open speith. his playing at this event for the 1st time since 2019 and called it a 6 under $64.00 top leader board alongside a chris kirk and taylor montgomery. but short of the day it belonged to this man at ryan alma, the 46 year old american at making a hole in one at the 17th. that's just the sick place at this hole in the last 40. yes. that is all your sport. i'll have more later we'll see later on. thank you so much jim, and thanks for watching the news. our analogy 0 o'clock is with you in just a moment with much more of the day with with

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