unchecked the media can distort narratives and reshape realities. the listening post keeps watch on al jazeera. once a month, social workers pay michelle night visit her. michel is a single mother struggling to get by on a meagre income in one of the world's most expensive cities. she can barely afford the basics for her and to stick daughter since the start of the coven 19 pandemic. there's been a big rise, and people seeking relief for charity work as it's been particularly demanding. 28 percent of social workers quit that job last year. many of them left the city altogether with them and cuts and political uncertainty many rely on the help find it difficult to get the support they ah, a russian missile reduces a ukrainian residential building to rebel 5 people who confirmed dead in the

eastern city of to me pro ah, lauren cheney this is out there alive from london, also coming up emotions run high and chinese. you just as demand the president's resignation on the 12th anniversary of the so called jasmine revolution. it revealed it further classified documents were found at the private residence of us president joe biden, and protested in tel aviv demand that the government assigned and judicial reform shows hey, posed a threat to freedom and democracy. ah, and it would begin in ukraine where official same oracle 30 russian missiles were fired into ukrainian territory on saturday targets. who did

a 9 story apartment block in the eastern city of tinney pro. and these 5 people were killed with a section of the building completely reduced to rubble around 27. others including 6 children, were injured. video released by the state emergency service of ukraine rescue workers searching for victims and survivors at the site on saturday. officials say 15 people have been pulled from the rebel missiles, who struck critical infrastructure for, since he's in the eastern region of hakim, russian rocket attacks were also reported in the vive. and the key region one hit a residential area, damaging several houses left, a large blast crater in a village, which is about 30 kilometers away from the capital and key residence. took shelter underground as air raid sirens sounded above the doctor butler's friend developments from keith. there are ongoing an air raid alert systems also in most of southern ukraine. here in keith though it is

a bit more quiet. we certainly though, had a different picture this morning. we heard a needy, 5 very distinct explosions, or that we later found out were strikes at key infrastructure in the city according to local authority. some houses also damage. we're also getting more information about a strike on an apartment block in the city of denise pro. that's in central ukraine . terrible pictures are coming out of there. a whole residential apartment block pretty much reduced to rubble. emergency services have been frantically trying to find survivors. they've been pulling people out from the rubble. we know now that at least 5 people were killed and these 27 people injured, some of them very badly wounded and that includes some children. so very grim and bleak picture from denise for and those emergency surf service work is still continuing to work to see what they can do. the same thing in the v, this is something we've been seeing from russian forces over the past few months, is targeting of this kind of energy infrastructure to try and make

a life as difficult as possible for ukrainians. and it is you, you're dealing with a lack of lighting, a lack of heating, sometimes hours, days on end. a people are not able to have access to things like internet and children need that for online a schooling people need it for communications are very difficult indeed. but of course, many people across ukraine say, look, we have to put up with this. this is what we have to deal with was we're in this situation, was our soldiers are out of the front or fighting russian forces. ukraine has refuted russian claims it has captured the eastern town of solid. our president northern miss lensky says his forces still fighting in a small salt mining town, which moscow wants to secure, to help it's offensive on nearby back. moot, shall stratford has more from outside soda or judging by the noise that we're hearing hair. the fighting is very much ongoing. we are suppose about 56 kilometers from solider,

the military or warning us about going anywhere further down this road. we're hearing a lot of outgoing for what we understand is ukrainian artillery foreign over our heads toward solider to my right and tools back moot, which is down the road behind we we've seen incoming landing in fields to my left. what we have not seen though is any kind of large scale withdrawal of ukrainian forces. no kind of flat beds with tanks being pulled out. and there's very little traffic on this road. and indeed at the moment, and we have to be speaking to some soldiers that we've heard that we've met close to close to this area. they saying that the fighting seems to be most intense on western outskirts of solid. are they say that their men are still very much in a fight they're having lost, seemingly, you can hear that that's actually an outgoing either a mortar or an artillery canon firing to it from,

from the left. so they saying that the fighting solid are, is very much on going there also saying though that what they describe was russian saboteurs. a, moving into a village to the west of solider also. so, as you can here, and as you can imagine, the situation is very tense here indeed, but no sign of any large scale withdrawal. now, yesterday, we spent the day with ukrainian special forces in the town of buck motes, which is south of solid. and very much, we understand the attention now of russian forces as they try and move to surround it. ah, another batch of classified documents has been found at the private of us president joe biden. that's according to the white house council. the 5 new to discovered pages, a 3rd batch of sensitive documents to be discovered to biden's home and one of his

former office. a special council was appointed this week to investigate particular and his lie 1st in washington dc. but what do we know about the latest documents? well, what we know, excuse me. what we know is they, according to the special, the white house counsel's office to put out a statement. so basically where they search the president, tell them in wilmington, delaware, they found some classified documents in the garage and another one page in a storage area, a just, just next to the garage. what the council saying is the lawyers, the president's private lawyers who are going through this, they didn't have security clearance. so when they saw that marking, they closed the box, they shut the room and they just what no further. now the white house council says he has security clearance, so he went up thursday night up to wilmington, delaware, so that he could hand over those documents to the department of justice. he says in that box where they found that 1st document, they found 5 additional documents with classification markets. now,

what we don't know is exactly how high the classification was in the us government . there is a confidential secret and then top secret top secret is described as if that got out it couldn't pose a grave danger to the country. we do know that in the office here in washington dc, we believe there were documents listed as top secret. we don't know how many we're thinking about in all. there was about 20 documents now 25. so what they said is they've had that over to the department of justice. as you mentioned, a special prosecutor is going to take a look at get those documents. next. what this does though, is it just keeps the story in the headlines for president biden, who'd like to move on. but this is really been any the only thing reporters, the white house briefing, and asking about every time there's the new announcement, it leads the news and the local newspapers. so it just shows that this is a story and a headache for the president, a political headache that possibly will be going away anytime soon. and how does

that compare to the documents found in form, the president donald trump's and i think it's very important to point out that we're looking at a very different set of circumstances. so joe biden says in november when they were clean out his office and his lawyers where they found the documents that they immediately notify the national archives of the keepers of all of the presidential records, who then notified the justice department. now in the trunk case, it wasn't until a year after of round a year after he left office, that the national archives was notified by trump's lawyers that they had found the classification in 12 different boxes. so they sent that to the national archives, which gave it to the justice department. the justice department said, we think there's probably more donald trump said, didn't basically trump's lawyers that there aren't. but the justice department went ahead and got that very controversial search warrant of the president's residence in florida mar logo. and there they found $33.00 additional boxes that had

documents with these classifications. and all, it was a loving 100 documents that the, that the confiscated, we do know in those documents, there were many that were labeled top secret. there are reports that he even had reports on one countries nuclear program. so this scale and scope of these 2 if an investigation very, very different, but now both been investigated by a special prosecutor. actually go ahead and thank you very much indeed. as if anti government protest is a gathering in tennessee that gets promised benjamin netanyahu, his plans to have a whole digital system. and he far right administration has unveiled sweeping changes to the country's legal system. the could we from the powers of the supreme court justices of hazel's checking people's freedom and democracy, pos, penetration is also being held in high fat and outside the president's residence in jerusalem. the man conjoined, decide now from 10 of even even the center of the scale and mitigate this sensation

. while the organizers were hoping for about 50000 people, we don't know exactly how many people are here, but it certainly feels like it's a significant improvement on the numbers that they got last week and official figures that was about 30000 people. now, this protest movement began when the justice minister proposed changes to the supreme court, saying that it needed to roll back the power of the supreme court, including the power to overturn any parliamentary connected decisions that angered this sabrina book. or she angered a lot of different civil movements here. horrible. come together to protest that, but now it's getting wider. this is now becoming about human rights about minority rights protest. is it a worried that this far right government will bring in changes because they simply have the numbers mail to pass them in the connected the are going to affect human rights as well. so it's getting bigger than just the supreme court,

although that's been the spark of this so far. now, a lot of people here are very angry toward the government, particularly prime minister benjamin netanyahu to calling him a criminal. they sang that he will do anything to keep power there. also, we've been hearing from the podium, which spoke about 5 and your bill is down that way from various different politicians from almost supreme court. judges open saying the same thing that this is now a rollback of israel's democracy, and it should be taken incredibly serious. so that's the kind of mood and number of people that we've seen enough to say it's been very rainy nights, but still people have come out in huge numbers. so it is a significant protest amc numbers like this in television for very long and is the government likely to listen? well this is this a question i've been putting to protest organizes to people here on the street. and what they're saying is the israel is

a very fragile democracy at the moment is very fragile government. at the moment there been 5 elections in 4 years. the protesters here feel that if they get out the numbers, they can force another election soon. so it's not really about making the government listening about forcing another election. another election crisis by getting opposition parties together to try and vote this government out. what happened, like i say, 5 times in the last 4 years before elections or the protest as head are hoping to galvanize lots of people to come out into the streets. and then for that to spark a political crisis within the government and force another election. but lauren, this is just about, in fact this is only about israel and internal is ready politics about the palestinians, about the priest boys or anything like that. is riley's here, a very concerned that their own democracy is now under threatened. that's why they're out on the streets in my town. thank you very much indeed. to palestinians

have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. they are accused of firing. it is where he trips near jeanine islamic jihad group says the 2 fighters were from its armed wing called al, could spar cade's. meanwhile, a 19 year old from janine died on saturday from bullet wings sustained when his reinforces shot him 2 weeks ago. 12 palestinians had been killed, advisory trips and settlers, se pharmacy to come this off out. the u. k. condemns the execution of a british, iranian national, convicted of spying in iran and police clash with climate protectors in western germany. where a coal mine is set to be expanded. ah,

there is rain falling over top of cypress on sunday. hey there thanks for stopping by. and this disturbance really just spinning its wheels around the eastern mediterranean. the worst of the rain will fail for the open waters is still going to hit the levant with some rain, but nothing like we saw in on talia over the last few days. rain is also petering out across ireland in britain put were dragon in colder era. here you think this is bad? 8 degrees in london wash. what happens on tuesday? 3 degrees? no chances for the south west of england, wales, northern ireland and the scottish highlands k. we'll call this a bit of an appetizer before the main course in terms of rain across the northern spain. that's a forecast on sunday. watch what happens on monday. pouring rain here, wind gusts, exceeding 80 kilometers per hour, and some snow for the parent ease. the snow starved alps i think will get sent to snow over the course of the weekend is that precipitation moves west to east and falls the snow in the alpine region. some disturbed weather for the northeast of libya, northwest of egypt. it's going to be a rain and wind combo there,

and rain returns to vint hook on sunday we saw some flooding in namibia as capital last month. we'll keep tabs on whether that happens again and still high heat for the northern cape providence, up into in 42 degrees on sunday. that's see later ah . in 2021. the turkish security services arrested. 15 suspected spies allegedly recruited by israeli intelligence. the most sad to report on arab palestinian and islamic figures into kia. sometimes i regret you and you don't even realize you've been recruited. al jazeera world explores a dark surveillance underworld beneath the diplomatic surface. mcfadden, he stumbled on al jazeera lou.

ah, or one of the top stories or 0 officials in ukraine say more than 30 russian missiles were fired into their territory. a 9 story apartment block was struck kelly at least 5 people, and reducing one section to rubble. thousands of people and television protesting against plans by the new government overhauled the judicial system protest to say the proposal by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his far right administration, weakened the powers of the supreme court. your position in june as it has led rally is demanding. the president stepped down over a worsening economic crisis. the purchaser taking place on the 12th anniversary of the so called jasmine revolution. tennessee's opposition says a power grab by president case said as reversed political freedoms. that were

gained more than a decade ago, or a con has more protested like how be booking about avenue in the heart of tuna. they want president hates lead out of power. the street had long been state for political change. 12 years ago, protest grew here, spread across the country, and within weeks toppled long time president, vinny and aberdeen better. oh, no opposition. groups that have long been rivals, have unified. they include the national salvation front coalition and the free constitution party. on the anniversary of the revolution, they are more united than ever before. and that a lot of has been made in this particular point. the way out is quite simple or is

it is actually a dialogue, a national dialogue between stakeholders in this country and national at were presented to us. i did different i have many thaws and attempt to play kate the protesters. the president attended to rally on friday, one man shouted to him, they're hungry. the country isn't an economic crisis. inflation is thawing, jobs scarce. and $1900000000.00 bailout from the international monetary fund is being discussed. but with many concerned, the country is becoming more authoritarian. the united states may block it last month, parliamentary election, thought 11 percent of vote, of course ballot. it was meant to reshape the legislature to sold for the president of the thief, executive powers in july 2021. ah, but now kay said it's under pressure from growing opposition groups and anger on

the street. laurel han on to theorem. the united kingdom says it will withdraw its ambassador from iran and to sanction their prosecutor general after the execution of a british uranian national in tehran. and he resurrect barry. a former iranian defense ministry official had been convicted of spying for the u. k. and an audio recording at barrow said he was made to confess falsely under torture. the u. k, as described the execution as barbaric and cowardly, or minister as she soon act said at barry's death, won't go unchallenged. iran has summoned the u. k. ambassador, in response. i so said r, as in teran with more on the impact i lose that there is execution is one of the highest level executions in the more than history off iraq. he was a prominent, well connected figure within the power structure in the company had close ties with top diplomats bureaucrats. and with this and steve central institutions in the

company are also close. graduate with alicia county, who is the secretary general of the national security council. a body that overseas the, the nuclear negotiations and the regular report to the supreme add be there. so the authorities here are accusing him or spying for the u. k. i'm for years of providing the sensitive information regarding your nuclear activities. miss our program and the plans how to tackle that, the sanctions and also his regional policies as well. and we'll talk his hearsay. the information that he provided to you, kate led the assassination of marci fox. i did the guy who has been assassinated in 2020 and he was did the top guy over senior on nuclear activities. and they said that that information, the same information, also led destination of the top general carson today money 2020 in iraq as well. so he's been accused of being the main guy behind his assassination. so, and bid execution is going to have

a tremendous impact internationally. and domestically as well. the ties between to run and london are already frayed, and these execution is expected to for the deteriorate relation between iran and united kingdom. so within the iran, there is also in a tremendous impact of this execution because now the solutions are accusing each other of not functioning properly. and the 2nd, the general of the national security council of the reported league is expected to be removed from his course. so we are already seen the impact of there's execution internationally and domestically. the chinese government has announced the number of people who died in the hospital from k 19 cents. it abandoned its 0 cobit policy last month, trying to report a nitty $60000.00 deaths since beijing abruptly stopped frequent testing, travel curbs, and mass locked downs around date of december. trying to had previously reported just over 5000 since the pandemic began. one of the lowest death rates in the world

. this week, the world health organization said beijing was heavily under reporting over death. but it's now providing more information on its outbreak. bought international health, the experts will cost at least $1000000.00 covert related deaths in the country by the end of this year. don't go far. amendment neutral. now. the number of the outpatient nationwide picked on the 23rd of december 2020 to 2000000, 867000. and then continue to decline, falling back 247-7005 the 12 generator. and she 3.3 percent decrease from the page number. the number of visits to favor clinics in all provinces is now showing an overall downward trend. after reaching the peg rural areas are also showing a downward trend. khatri you has more from beijing. this is the 1st acknowledgement by beijing that there has been up until now

a severe under reporting of corvette data here. and it follows criticism from the w h 0 as well as the u. s. and other governments that china has not been transparent about the scale of the outbreak. this really is the 1st indication really of how big this outbreak has been in china since the lifting a virus restrictions in early december. and the number is really spectacular before this. the only official figure we had about for a death hole was just over $5000.00. so this jumped 260000 is really quite big. that we just break down those numbers for you. what the government has said, they said between december, 8th and january of the 12, there were 5503 people who died as a result of re spirit. 3 failure due to corvette and the vast majority, though $54435.00 died. as a result of the combination of one illness with corbett, they said that the average age was 80, and the majority of people who passed away were over the age of 65. now the good

news that the government is trying to focus on here is that they're saying that the peak of the outbreak has now passed. they said that peak occurred around christmas in 2022. so around december 23. and that there has been a downward trend in infections according to their was coming to fee. the clinics at that figure is now down by about 80 percent. although we have to remember that this dig around 60000, this is just hospital depth, does not record or acknowledge the depth of the youth who might have passed away at home. so we often know that the true figure, the true death toll from corbett here, must be much higher piece of clash with climate protests in western germany. in the latest, in a series of demonstrations against the expansion of an open cast, coal mine, thousands of people gathered close to the abandoned village of routes are at shadows to be demolished, to make way for the mine where protested were evicted earlier this week. at least in right guess scuffled with protested as they attempt to march on the village,

where a small number of activists are still holding out in tree houses and toms earlier greater trin berg was part of the march, which started in the never town of kind bag the prominent climate activist arrived in the era on friday to support the protest, accusing germany of being one of the world's biggest polluters. you are showing clearly today that the changes will not come from the people in power from government, from corporations, from the so called leaders. no, the real lean is, i was here. it is the people who are sitting in 3 houses and those, i mean this, this house, for example, for years now, j monte had a few company r w. he had won the german government that were the words of travel from sweden is mighty field near the village of looks up the village of have you know, visited by police in the last couple of days make way. but if round pull my,

which is very near to, we're one of the largest listen, i brought my son, germany at the government says, we need this whole her cause of the energy rise and to warn you. great. but these protests is here. we've got here. thousands are very much against it. brazil's former justice minister has been arrested upon returning to the country's capital from florida on charges of emission and connivance. anderson torres served under j able to narrow before being sworn in as brazilian security chief on january the 2nd just days before the former president's supporters stormed the capital. authorities accused horrors of quote, a structured sabotage operation. but he denies any role in the right personnel rose also being investigated for allegations of having incited to writers. a retired general under former prime minister lead vote counting in the czech republic, presidential election versus cost a balance in 1st round on friday. the post is expected to go to a 2nd,

run off round with no candidate lucky to secure a majority or promise to andre publish and retard general pitcher pavel were leading opinion. polls that we knew will replace the outgoing president, mean us as a man. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims of assembled on the outskirts of dec i and bangladesh for one of the world's largest muslim gatherings, 2nd to the hodge time to charge the reports from the bish. what each to know, hundreds of thousands of muslim diversities from all walks of life from all around the world have gathered in bangladesh for 3 days or prayers. and sermons, bishop is our global congregation of muslims held each year since $900.00. 67 aims to revive the tenants of islam and promote peace gentlemen. public. i along with hundreds of others, came all the way from palestine on a long journey to learn more about the essence of islam and its teachings. is some

i consider an expression of muslim unity, solidarity love, and respect. now we came here to learn the meaning of life about why we were born. we all have to return to a law. you have to understand all these teachings of our profit and the koran. we can't learn these things by staying home. we have to travel, muslim, devoted, spent 3 days crammed into 10 in 5 square kilometer area. those who couldn't find space on the stomach ground camped on the footpath level that we have heard so much about the large inch to my gatherings in bangladesh. now we are very happy to be here and participate in this all suspicious religious gathering of the large number of worshippers is a challenge for a priority. if there's a strong security presence and health care and other basic services are provided by the look of some of them. this is a very large gathering of people from everywhere. it can be difficult,

but people are in a good mood and smiling. we're here to please. alas, so it's not a hardship for us. it is estimated that more than $3000000.00 abroad, it took part this year. the 1st phase of one of the largest muslim gatherings in the world, esther and the sunday, with hundreds of thousands of muslims praying for global peers, divine blessing and the revival of islamic values. tundra child, the tanya gods, it per se. and he's 2 more rainstorms are expected to hit the u. s. state of california where a series of downfalls have cause death and destruction. several so called atmospheric rivers of pound of the state since late december. and these 19 people have been killed. the weather phenomena brought power outages, mudslides evacuations, and road closures. coastal cities including santa cruz and san francisco have been particularly hard hit ah.