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ah, you're watching the news, our live from a headquarters in delphi. i'm daddy and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. the kremlin says it's seized a fiercely contested mining town and eastern ukraine. but keith says the fight for salazar is still on police and germany began removing the last climate activist protesting against the expansion of a coal mine. a new study finds exxon mobil publicly downplayed climate change despite its sciences, predicting global warming from fossil fuels during the 1970s. china exports shrink in december as global demand falls, undermining hopes of a global economic recovery this year. and i'm devin ashwin sports at costly mistake for chelsea in the premier league with news signing a jo, our felix is sent off on dave. you asked a slumped to a 21 defeats against ah,

welcome to the news. our russia says its captured the eastern ukrainian town of sola. dar ukraine, denies russia, controls the strategic town, and says that severe fighting is ongoing. the wagner route set on tuesday that its mercenaries had seized the salt mine and tie town nearby lute russia is now focusing on capturing the city of buck. mood that is 12 kilometers from salazar visual love. 3. on the evening of january, the 12th, the liberation of solid always completed the towns in importance, continuing the russian expanse on don't yet sk, taking full control of solid on enables russia to cut off the ukranian forces and supplies in bar which is located to the south west from solid all and after that to block and, and circle the ukranian army divisions that remain there. i think charles rockford who's joining us live outside about that ukraine on bass region. so clear it up for

us. charles. russia saying it's capture and solid. are ukraine denying? not what's going on was been a very interesting morning for us. we have just come out of but moon and we spent the morning in there with ukrainian special forces. they were pretty candid in their sorts. they said that they believed if it hadn't fallen solid are that is then it was going to imminently full. and they said that they were very few ukrainian soldiers left in the city and they were plans potentially for getting the remainder of those out. but as you say, things remain unclear and there is be no any kind of an official recognition by the ukrainians that indeed it has fallen. but of course that puts huge pressure. now, on the town of bar mote, which is only a 1012 kilometers further south, the scenes inside the city are truly incredible. hardly a single building,

certainly in the center that isn't it partially or completely destroyed. the streets virtually deserted, very, very few civilians as well. and interestingly very few military, the special forces guys that we spoke to and had been there. so 3 months or so there was a hell of a lot of very heavy shelling when we were there. and i suppose after about 2 hours or so, we were given the alert by them that it was we had to move. because according to their intelligence, they said around $600.00 russian soldiers could be seen entering the north east of bar mote. taking up new position, so the situation in bar moved as well, seemingly increasingly tenuous. we asked them why has this escalation, seemingly happened so fast? and they said, the main challenge that they have faced in recent weeks is the sheer numbers of

russian forces that they are being attacked by wave upon wave. you've mentioned of argona group is not only the wagner, it's regular soldiers as well. in their words, they were saying that sir, that the russians are basically using, using men as cannon fodder. and it's very difficult for the ukrainian stoop to compete with that. they were saying that no matter what unit, no matter what your specialization is, as a ukrainian soldier inside bar mode, everybody is expected to act as infantry. they spoke about close combat, sir. fighting and in the trenches they spoke about terrible problems they had at night as well. and also interestingly with respect to intelligence gathering, i think this was really interesting. they said that there was a, a delay that they were suffering with respect to, for example, getting satellite imagery in real time so that they could act on those kind of intelligence. so satellite images to hit targets. i was saying some days they were having to wait a day or there was

a days delay between those photographs being taken of russian positions and then the ukrainians, being able to act upon them. so yeah, all focus now if indeed, solid dar has fallen will be on bad mood. the men in the city, the ukrainians told us that the russians were trying to surround bar mood. interesting, there are sort of 1015 minutes or so. we've been speaking to men here. they are telling us that the, that the town of casually of care, which is 5 kilometers in this direction, and as, as full and may well have fall into the russians this morning too. so there's a lot of moving parts here, and we are actually at her and what seems to be a new defensive position. you can see these b, m, p 's as they're called these infantry fighting vehicles behind a soviet, built ukraine and obviously and which we understand these positions are being set up in the event you ality of bar moot, potentially falling as well. of course,

we can't say when that happened, but i think it is also very saying that there is a change in morale. certainly amongst the men here on this news potentially about solid or having fallen. and as i say this town, the cash live cut very close to here. so we're yeah, i intense battles going on and you can still hear shelling both incoming and outgoing. but yeah, this will be certainly a significant loss. i think for the ukrainians in this area. that have held out so many months against this push by, by russian forces. thank you so much strauser for reporting from just outside back mood. let's get the view from moscow and bringing any hash and he's joining us from there. so what more are the russians saying about this, and what is the and the strategic significance of salazar and backlog for the russians ali there in 1st the form, it seems that there are some variations in the way the russians are addressing

the fall of fully dot while the ministry of defense had its own press on this emphasizing that different forces were used than the in getting into into solid on the ground forces ariel forces artillery. just few few minutes ago, the wagner group issued a statement in the form of an answer to a question on its telegram channel. emphasizing that, only that wagner, groups of fighters were present in solid thought, and there were no other officials and that it trying to discredit this group. wagner group, the mercenary group from a retake king are taking solid art, is due to some bureaucracy, corruption within the official rack. so this is kind of very interesting debate going on. it seems that we have 2 point of views on the idea that. busy issue of

taking a solid out, however, this doesn't really affect the, the, the fact that solider, according to the russians has fallen to their hands. and this is going to be a big push for them to try to take a boot. as charles was saying from the outskirts that now what are the russians doing this is this. i think this has been going. busy for the past week, since the truth that was announced by the russians on the day of the orthodox christmas, then the movements in the army appointing the chief of staff as the head of the special operation in ukraine. and now, with the announcement of the taking of salad, or the fall of a solid dog, or what the russians call the liberation of solid. r means that the coming days we'll see, will witness. several russian moves. i mean,

the russians will be on the, on the, on the assault. so this is going to impact the how the, how the battle field is going to look like. so this is the picture from most. thank you so much. holly has him for that update from moscow. now let's turn to climate change and a decade long battle to limit carbon emissions from fossil fuels. according to new research oral joint, exxon mobil knew about the effects in the 1970 s, but played them down in public. yet those repercussions are all too real. a u. s. government report says 2022 was the joint 5th hottest harrison's records began more than 140 years ago in germany. climate activists are trying to stop the expansion of a coal mine in a village that's being abandoned. so we begin our coverage with step arson, who's in louis serat 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 are 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 mind. the spirit was still high, i have to say that they 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 are 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 heard and structures because climate activists have been camping in this village for around 2 years. the residents 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 this climate activist came in on the u. s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration says 2022 was the joint 5th hottest year since records began more than a 140 years ago. it's global climate change report estimates, land, and ocean temperatures were more than one degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. the depth of antarctic sea ice reached the 2nd lowest ever recorded. the

lowest monthly levels were registered and february, june, july, and august. africa had its 2nd warmest december and south africa. it's 4th south america, excuse me. it's 4th. while europe had its 10th warmest year, rob reynolds reports, 2002 was the 5th hottest year on global record stretching back more than a century. government report says, when you look at 9 of the past 10 years, there the warm us years in the modern records sent 1880. now that's pretty alarm. ah, climate scientists say the warming is caused by industrial age, heat trapping, gas emissions, which have been rising steeply since the 1960 s. they sate 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 or intensifying hurricanes are getting stronger. droughts are wrecking havoc. sea levels are rising. the economic cost in the u. s. of extreme weather events was more than $165000000000.00. we need to be prepared. the impacts of climate change that are happening here. and now, like the 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 has battered the coast line 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, or oral giant exxon mobil, accurately predicted climate change decades ago, but downplayed its findings. that's according to a paper published in the peer review journal science. so it's the 1st to fully analyze the company's internal research. exxonmobil, scientists produced more than a 150 studies on climate change over 40 years. they projected temperature as would increase by 0.2 degrees celsius on average, every decades that matches the current rate of global warming. the authors of the study say the research was astonishingly accurate and proves. exxonmobil knew as

much as academic and government scientists, but the come reclaimed until the 2010 that climate science was uncertain. and there was no proof the use of fossil fuels contribute to global warming. steven singer is the senior advisor, climate action network international. he says that x a mobil deliberately burried 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 i dismissed the scientists. i close the unit and tried 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 it's saying it's all nonsense. what these 3 hogs saying? oh nonsense. it's wrong, i hope that litigation works in 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, japan says it's planning to release 1000000 tons of waste water from the fukushima nuclear power plant and to the pacific ocean this year. so 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. at south korea and china or voice and concerns about the plan discharge units, 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 release of this treated, but still radio active nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. now room at the book with you, my diety, 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 about 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 video active. many consumers, as well as environmental groups, are still unconvinced, including those in neighboring south korea, which is among the top consumers up if you want to plan business, we're all, i think the government must take a tough response to this. going on. who do i do like such shimmy and other seafood, but if it happens, i'm have to think again, it cuts back, wouldn't you think that they will do as fishermen and japan watch to see what this could mean for their sales? the i ace as it will monitor the entire process. so as it will all set with top priority on the people safety. plenty. morehead on the news hour, including

a special council is appointed to investigate the discovery of classified documents in the us, presidents home and former office. i. 2 refused to back down the photos of the president demand elections for why many athletes from a small town in the rift valley armed world in jo. things can ah, but 1st later on friday, japan's prime minister of whom jo, cuz she will make us 1st official visit to washington dc and meet the us president joe biden regional security as high on the agenda. in december, japan announced that the largest military build up since world war 2, calling the threat from china, the biggest it's ever faced. tokyo and washington have agreed to reorganize us forces on japan. southern ok now are islands for focusing on anti ship capabilities

. and during a trip to london on thursday, from your cuz she does find a deal to allow japan and the u. k. to deploy troops on each other's territory. for an under a giant is emory. it's a professor at the university of adelaide and an expert on japanese foreign policy . he said, says that there is a risk of an arms race in the pacific region. because japan's leadership has been talking about what's happened in what has happened and ongoing and new grain that might possibly be repeated in the, in the necessary. and that may is called the one place and china action. but also i think japan was concerned about north korean messiah launches. busy very often and that sentence japan quite a bit. it's not just china, i think it's not as well. so there's

a wide range of security challenges as the japanese. busy busy tell us the reality of this situation is that the good it could create an arms race which i was assigned is the call is to get to dilemma that one countries and green on budget on defense can lead to another countries agrees and defensive spending. that's what's happening besides the, at this stage. but i think japan is interested in lot in seeking piece and japan auction. i just see that you have to have some kind of greater defense capability, including what she has said. and a strike at the the latest economic data from china has prompted fears of a further slow down in the global economy. despite our record annual trade surplus

last year. chinese exports in december fell to their lowest since the beginning of the pandemic. in february 2020 demand has been hit as china's largest trading partners. the us on europe risks slipping into recession 2023 growth forecasts for the world's 2nd largest economy have been cut from roughly 8 percent to around 5 percent. that's after rapidly spreading outbreaks, following beijing's decision to ditch and 0 comb with policy last month. richard timber has more from hong kong. holding out hope for a recovery. these days fruit cell, mrs. gwen has few customers that she's keeping her shop in beijing open and hoping the upcoming loot a new year will bring some good fortune to tell you, businesses lie, restaurants are doing much better. nowadays. there are more customers sees the kaufman east cove igniting policies. but i am selling fruit and nuts,

and serves us do not good. these things are not daily necessities and scenes. people don't have their money. they are more careful with spending. a widespread coded 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 factory production shrank. the most since long term locked downs, 8 months earlier. in some places, frustration is boiling over the factory and central china police confronted workers who are protesting against layoffs and low wages. i missed say that chinese cove at 900 challenges have global implications. as some of the world's biggest companies, from automakers to smartphone 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 salt by you can predict it's not going to be predictable. that's the, that's the problem that borders everyone. and if you just try to draw a contrast between china area 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 taken such an extreme measure to, to control goal. 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. richard kimber, al jazeera in hong kong, latin became as the china director of the economist 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 from having probably the restrictive, restrict us restrictions anywhere in the world to almost nothing. and just a matter of weeks and you've seen that kind of the authorities now trying to navigate, searching infections and pressures on health care system. so whereas we previously previously had supply chain disruption 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 2022. 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 uncertainty was global disruption of omi crime, highly transmissible, the kind of implications 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 managers around china, including china, to attract the market, to abandon of course. but you know how trying to fit 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 europe wide recession when major economy is expected to return to growth after a slums. in december, thousands of supporters of the prominence shiara politician looks at the southern have gathered in bagdad for friday prayers. it's their 1st show of force since widespread demonstrations last year, calling for political reforms. mammoth up, there were head as the latest from baghdad. thousands of supporters of but she, oddly that looked at us other have come to perform a friday mass congregation. prayers in outside of the city in the iraqi capital about that. meanwhile, other supporters are performing the same players in other provinces, across iraq as well. they say that this is a religious occasion because visit the anniversary of the birth of a thought to missouri. the death of a prophet muhammad peace be up upon him,

and also its danny. better city of the fittest. at mass congregation, friday prayers pulled the poor by the late one of the so that the father of not let us other. but at the same time, it could also mean political message is because most of the southern himself has been using, utilizing such religious occasions, to deliver messages to say that he supports out of a still strong. and we can make a come back at any time, especially it comes at a very special at the time, only the month after his arrival, prime minister, and how much he asked who done he took up is when it comes to also m at an economic price especially with the iraqi denado has been falling against hard currencies and also nothing of the promises that his rival at his rival positions that promised have been achieved on the ground. so now, as, as it looked at the saw that his supporters won't say that we're still here. we're

strong and we can make a come back at any time. time for a check on the weather hears, rob went to tornadoes, have made themselves felt being pretty vicious ones going through alabama in particular. that's a lie. it was a light or a frontal system because the cold air of the rockies met the walls. the gulf isn't familiar, seen, but there's been a lot of damage, particularly in selma, alabama. and as you probably know, some desk that this is all over now, it does mean it won't be repeated because the system set up remains the same. so office lock goes off, shore remains just rein, particularly in florida. the backwash is colder. well, not extremely cold. most the snow for all be on the canadian side of the border, far less on the u. s. site. now the bigger picture is california. you know about this series of storms. i just, one of the other bringing huge amounts of rain and snow now across the border to be c as well. so zoom in on that. now the rain, funnily enough, isn't or being captured lot of it's running off back into the pacific. the snow

pack though, is being added to, which is good. at least the summer irrigation. but for the time being we got this problem of persistent amounts of rain. fred and damage trouble and it'll, it'll focus north of the border as well. but let me get to sunday that snow will be in the rockies. and then you think just the process repeat. it might to eventually causing storms novel monday than maybe on tuesday. so had on the al jazeera news, our standing up against al shabba. so molly's answer a government call to rally against the orange group. we report from the indian hilton and josh enough where buildings are crumbling, forcing a mass evacuation, and barcelona set up a spanish super final against rail madrid. in leon, that's those ah, in 2021, the turkish security services arrested 15 suspected 5,

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oh, hello again in south florida and they all just renewed, our police and germany are trying to evict climate activists from the village of fluids are on for a 3rd day. the processors want to stop the expansion of a coal mine and expect thousands of people will join them on saturday. researchers claim exxon mobil accurately predict and climate change decades ago, but don't flayed its findings. a report in a journal science says exxon mobil projected a temperature wise of 0.2 degrees celsius each decade. russia says it's capture the eastern ukrainians on a solider, ukraine's and eyes that russia controls the strategic town as i severe fighting is ongoing. ukraine says battles in this area of don, yes, granger,

and have been some of the heaviest of the war. natasha butler reports from keith from above. the scale of destruction in solid are, is clear, and so is the danger. smoke below is above buildings as ukrainian armored vehicle weaves through what's left of the eastern ukrainian town on a mission to evacuate injured servicemen. ukrainian military officials say the situation in solid are, is critical, but that their soldiers are holding on. so toward cervical, marlo visitation is difficult but stable that we are holding bags and nobody lose their position. so we are fighting back some ukrainians, fighting in solid r say they need more ammunition and back up ukraine's president says that they'll get everything that they need. the dollars in raleigh, we have analyzed in detail the decisions needed the reinforcements needed on the steps to be taken by commanders in the coming days. we have also discussed the

situation with the supply of weapons and ammunition to the troops used for months solid r has been the scene of relentless and intense fighting, but roches defense ministry now says its forces have taken solider, visual neurological reorder. on the evening of january 12th, the liberation of the city of solid all was complete, which is important for the continuation of successful offensive operations in the de netscape regional, grownup, early a russian mercenary group. wagner posted a video online saying that its fighters will ready in town. i feel like russia has focused on taking solid as part of a push to capture the entire eastern ukrainian don bass region. but it has come at a very high price. russian and ukrainian losses have been high for civilians. the situation is been devastating. most people have fled solider, but more than $500.00 people remain, including children,

ukrainian forces are racing to try to evacuate them while they're still time. natasha butler al jazeera keith. a special council has been appointed to investigate us president joe biden's 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. our white house correspondent, kimberly hockey reports 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 documents of classroom material seriously. whitehouse 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 as 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 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 the 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 peruse presidency in our bowl waters facing increased pressure to step down? at least 43 people, including a police officer, have been killed during violent confrontations. that since her predecessor, petro casea, was deposed under arrested in december, marianna sanchez reports from lima demonstrators march of the streets of the capitol, carrying the photos of the dead. and banners between proceed in dena will not be as a murderer. ah, thousands of people in lima and southern be to blame her for the kings. most of the victims were young, poor indigenous gun down in confrontations with the army and police who used live ammunition to disperse crowds of anti government protesters. i. 6 i'm obsessed, angry traumatized, and shocked by what's happening here. i believe that people are going to force you mobility and congress out. i,

the worst violence did when to decades has also prompted the governors of 3. so the regions almost at the protesters were killed to urge the president to resign. they say it's the only way to start resolving the spiraling unrest. 2 the city or thesis, the brother in a massacre. when number 2 for he moody 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 if they don't respect the lights of the people of prime minister albert thought that allah says no new art, they sing, controlled, and stepping down is out of the question. we do not get all that. 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 a very dangerous door to anarchy. and this government doesn't about will not happen . see nope, okay, i will include knowing the south families of the 17 people killed by security

forcing. julio, aka, earlier this week, held a funeral procession accompanied by thousands of mourners. dina, you killed my husband. why? i hate you, dina. proceed in 11 of these andean she grew up in equity, mac, one of the countries poorest regions. angry peruvians accused her of turning a deaf ear to their complaints. many brokers in the south of the country saving we'll come here to lima, dialed the waiters because they say their voices. i'm not being heard. they're threatening to march to lima in the coming days to join rallies in the capital and see they will keep up their protests until been what b is out of office medina centers and just kinda nina. thousands of tamales have attended a government rally in mogadishu against al bob. president hassan chair. mahmoud

described the armed group as bed bugs who must be eradicated, barbara, and go. par reports thousands of people risk their safety to attempt this government organized rally in mogadishu against al shabba, somali president hassan shake. muhammad has been ramping up support for what he calls an all out war. a can see armed group a advocate. now his urging somalis to report fighters living among them to other on and it, 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 you neighbors. my mom elisha 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 al sure. bob hyde outs, residents of the show are not said at any day at any minute at any given time. so i think it's, it's about time that the citizens actually are riser in claim their own security and backed by the government. and we are seeing across the country at groundswell against lab somali as military and local armed groups have re taken sways of territory in central parts of the country. in recent months. the operation is backed by u. s. s. strikes and african union forces. but the grip retaliated in november fighter 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 any one who we suspect to

be a member of al shebra, 2 authorities, because they will kill innocent people. a recent report by the international crisis group says asha bob has reduced recruitment and some foreign fighters are leaving the group. the government says local support is essential for recent gains to continue. barbara and cooper out to sarah buildings that are cracking and collapsing and josh in math in india are now being demolished. authorities have moved hundreds of people to safety. satellite images show the ground has sunk, i up to 5 centimeters and 12 days. have the motel reports in the town in northern india, cracked in damage. this home enjo, she month has become unlivable. as he surveys the damage regime to rely, tells us he 1st potted cracks in 2021 but. but he says, authorities ignored him. these became wider and destroyed his home in america.

molly, we are living in fear that we don't know what the future holds for us you than it we haven't eaten properly for days. the children are missing school up nice. our daily routines have been destructive, me go with that will be, 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 fishers, 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 janet 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 we're doing, man, 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 here? 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 out 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 compensate. several people are leaving town. default situation gets was many said they would need more money from the government so they can relocate and start building their lives. bob new with the al jazeera jewish you much northern india. at least 6 people are dead. after a series of tornadoes swept across southern parts of the united states,

they destroyed 100 homes and down trees. in kentucky, a state of emergency has been declared in alabama. the city of selma has been extensively damaged and dozens of people taken to a hospital more than 30 tornadoes, touchtone across 6 states. still ahead on the al jazeera news, our don church delivers will show you how to dallas mavericks beat the lakers in los angeles about stories coming up in a moment with jamal in sport. ah

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they will meet either africans, champions. that would cause it lanka. or i'll head out from saudi arabia. it was a nightmare davy for chelsea's latest signing show our feelings. he was sent off as if i were beaten to one by local rivals. in the premier league, felix had been chelsea's best player until he was given a straight red card. he was brought it brought in for $12000000.00. and now this is the remaining 20 games of his lane. so that dismissal then costing chelsea around 2500000 full and that made their advantage count to call us finish. yes, securing their 1st when ever. chelsea in almost 17 years are impulses team now with just one when and then last 9, the games. the themes, an emotional one from john didn't feel that way to maybe just a mis control maybe. and then a just a full action that could happen. and the speed of the probability in the game of football at this level, or said there's no malaysia didn't want to go to her. anybody didn't lose his head was just before he was a show,

sometimes these things happen and they're against you in the off to suffer a believe you may. we also from the moment barcelona have set up an al classic o spanish super cup final against round madrid. that's after they beat robeteck in the semi's answer. fatty is brilliant strike. but basetti, we went up in extra time. but back came bettis. lauren, mom's back kill a going in to take the game. it's a penalties, and it was 20, erode padre. he's pulled the decisive spot kick as boss on the shootout, 40 odors around madrid than a wait in sunday's final in wraps house to rock through to the semi finals of the arabian gulf cup. after thrashing them in 5 nail in group a is the 1st international football competition. how'd on a rocky soil in $44.00, he is a model also through the last 4 after they eliminated saudi arabia, the only team of fools to beat champions argentina out, walk up her up al sadi with the biggest goals in $81.00,

when 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, the serving bands for using performance enhancing drugs. as catherine, so reports from the rift valley, the country is athletics federation and some bombed athletes. a vowed to tackle what they call a doping crisis. this more town in the rift valley, with its breathtaking scenery and high altitude was a renowned athletics hob. here you will 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. kenyon 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 me. missy would rather say i did not know those bills will bring mistress. i used them to deal with a knee injury admitted to taking the drugs annoyingly. kenya has been dealing with a rising use of performance and haunting drugs for yes. as of the end of november, $55.00, kenyon 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 dot 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 says he's helping to educate other athletes about the problem. you have to be fair district or what goes into a mock. not anything that goes into a model that is possibility of that it. so this kind of ignorance fatherly, 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 or you need 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 heads low, continue training, wait out their bond, and hope they can compete again. katherine for all does 0 in the rift valley. the australian open is just days away and home favorite nick curious,

house confirmed he will retire from tennis if he wins a grand slam singles title. the 27 road warmed up the tournament by playing an exhibition. matt, exhibition that was 9 time champion in melbourne, which it was talk of, it is faster and that's about labor arena since someone started last year is pay the 1900 vaccination status. and they like, enjoyed being back to me. but it was curious. he took the victory and now he's targeting a 1st major cycle. you said like marcia, you'd retire if you're 1100 percent. it's a lot of training, it's a lot of work and i just want to be able to 8 whatever i want, drink what i want to drink and then to relax for god lost all dedication that they've got show day and day out. you know, i did a lot. you had a great you last year to show the well, don't feel one of the best. meanwhile, the limbic champion, alexander baron, had an unusual work out on course he was joined by fellow german and former and b a r d 44 year old play tennis when he was younger. and you can see he got some pretty

good skills and it's 7 feet tall. he be a pretty difficult lot as well. probably has a good serve as well. now to the current generation of m, b, a styles and the boston celtics have beaten the brooklyn ets and the battle of the top 2 teams in the eastern conference. the next 118 of their last 20, but were without the engine kevin durrant. although some slick passing from ben simmons helped give them a 6 point lead in the 2nd floor south, the southeast hit back with good leaves of the rain. derrick wind finishing this one off with a 3 point up. jason titan. was that top floor with 20 out? they pulled away in the 4th quarter to win. it's $19.98 for the 5th straight to victor. luca dont judge stole the show as the dallas mavericks beats the la lakers. he landed his tent triple devil of the season, with 35 points and 14 rebounds and 13 assist on kit sports and racial 3 pointers to take the game into overtime and then double overtime before the maps eventually

beat lebron james and co in that own backyard 119 its from 115 is dallas is at full straight with the lakers. la brownwood told me tom brady is gearing up for the nfl playoffs typing mondays wild card clash against the dallas cowboys is not his final game ever. the quarterback came out of retirement to play the season, but really is likely to call it a date once this campaign finishes. dallas are excited by the prospect of sending brady and to retirements got embraces opportunities. i mean, think about, i mean, you're talking about you know, clearly probably the most decorated, you know, player of our generation. maybe even a history of the national football league. but i know his competitors were all excited about this opportunity to compete against tom. he's, this is just like any other quarterback who believe the same way he go, you know, i was just a better quarterback them of so you know, the challenges are on out there. let him go out like that. i mean, because they had a great career legendary but we get a knock them out. we can set up a resume in hawaii, 3 time major champion,

jordan speith. she has a one shot lead off. the 1st round of the stony open space is playing out this event for the 1st time since 2019 and called it a 6 under $64.00. also hopefully the board along side a chris cut, i'm taylor montgomery, but shelter of the day belong to this man. ryan alma, 46 year old american making a hole in one at the 70 just fix asap. in the last 40 years is always false. now pizza will have more a little bit later. thank you so much della, thanks for watching the news hour and i'll to 0. i'm back in just a moment with much more often days. news. see you then. bye bye for know. ah. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india. jump into the street, they made their money on coal. they made their money on field. convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult,

giving all of voice we chose to live because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the street on al jazeera, there was a time to be direct there basically on the verge of legalizing racial jerry battery to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death. 30 crisis. the seems to be one of particular populations to dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women who are likely agenda a kind of anti feminist agenda and demand the truth. those the size of fascism. we have to really recognize what we're off of here. we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country. join me, mark them on hill for up for on al jazeera, we are all response, even people far away are so helping with the environment. problems in the amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about us that our oceans are facing today

. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language up to them. kids, what do we do as the ocean? why and what are you going to do to keep out the sort of language that keeps the red blood appointment, right. say that they have one, several back over their fight for equality and gotten them. eric, i was told the thing that was texting, women were made a challenge in the region. i will not not being thrown my i want to lead him. we don't have lead them in the study these evacuation now. they say 3 days journey to a shelter in west grade, someone destroys our country, someone needs to rebuild blue the kremlin says.