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ah! hello unto mccrae. this is the news. how alive from doha coming up in the next 16 minutes search cruise in nepal, find black box data recorders from a crashed passenger plane. 68 bodies have been recovered. russia and belarus begin 2 weeks of joint military drills as concern crows that moscow is pressuring its closest ally to join the war in ukraine. wealth disparity of round the globe hits and all time high as leaders made for this year's world economic forum and switzerland. and on the run for 30 years, the head of the italian mafia and the taylor messina, denado is arrested in sicily. and i'm sorry, it's not all i have all the day. sports is roughly dow opens the defense of his australian open title. a spaniard dropped a sad, became back to beat britain jacques roberts allowed

ah, recovery cruise at the sight of the easy airlines crash in nepal have found the plains black box dart recorders that said to be in good condition. at least 68 bodies have been recovered. no one is believed to have survived. the plane went down on sunday, near pa carter's new international airport that opened only 2 weeks ago. the air accident is the country's worst in 3 decades. a national day of mourning is being observed. rum yachts, her number of joins us now from polka to your obviously at the crash site. can you bring us up to date where we are? the investigation is at the moment. ah, well the search and recovery emission continues at the crash site on the 69th body

is a team of army and police personnel are trying to retrieve, painstakingly trying to retrieve that's what i understand is the 69th body are which was at the bottom of a very deep gorge about a 150 to 200 meters. so you have an expert, clayborne cavers divers, trying to retrieve the body. they just are behind me. they sent down a body bag a little while ago. and with the help of the crane with the support of heavy equipment, they are trying to bring that the body on up. and so this is what i understand is the 69th body, the wreckage of the plane is spread across about a 300 meter, a radius. and it's a, it's a miracle that the settlements on both sides of this very narrow gorge with which actually there's a river flowing below it, run through the city of our book,

her that the plane which was headed for the new airport, which is about a to a couple of kilometers from here. ah, that, that the plane narrowly avoided these heavily inhabited, ah, settlements and people from around the area have come to observe what's going on. the areas been according to off. ah, but the public is basically really amazed and like how narrowly narrowly ah, the settlements were missed and the damage, like i spoke to a official earlier on who basically said the human the cost of human life would have been much higher and was narrowly avoided. because the plane crashed in to the goal, which like you mentioned, the black box has been found, but i'm sure it will take some time to see if it will provide more

details to why this accident or crash could what more do we know about the people that were on board the plane and what we've heard so far is 44 of the bodies have been identified. 15 of them would national, sorry will tourist the rest of the poly nationals. there were 3 influence and 3 young children on board. they were families. they were young professionals who had gone to visit their families in got man, do or elsewhere in the country and were returning home. and of course, the 15 for a national full cry is a very well known tourist,

city or town in the fall, it has beautiful mountains and lake. so many international visitors come here to enjoy the area from what i've heard so far. the bodies that high, that have been identified are being lifted to cut men do. while the other families and relatives of the victims of this tragedy are at the airport authority are at the hospital. going to the hospital in town where there's a post mortem going on for the various on the before they can retrieve the loved ones, they do ones. okay, thank you so much for that update. did from ya tell him before us in paul carter. ah, what germany's defense minister has handed in her resignation. christine

landbrick's decision comes as germany faces pressure to increase its military support to ukraine. well, let's get more on this now with dominant cane and berlin and we'll have resignation . have any impact on germany's support for you crime? in the short term, this is clearly a headache for the chancellor of germany who has to appoint a new defense. melissa, probably somebody from within his own party, and that person is going to have to get up to speed pretty quickly in so far as the war ukraine is concerned in so far as germany's contributions to ukraine are concerned. there are several meetings that that person is gonna have to be briefed on. we know that the u. s. defense minister is going to be here in berlin in the next few days, meeting this new person. what sort of contribution, what sort of debate will there be between these 2 allies? that's the short term in the long term. it's not that likely that a person appointed from within all of shots own party is necessarily going to have

a divergent view from mr. schwartz's own view about the situation in ukraine. the interesting question is, what will this person bring to the defense ministry? what will it, what will this person do in so far as the military in germany is concerned? there are many people who ask questions, how it can be that germany, even if it were to decide to send tax to you great, which it hasn't yet. even if it were to do that, why would it take so long? the talking about not before 2024 were as they see other countries such as the united kingdom already saying that they're prepared to send challenger to tax to ukraine, pretty much straight away. so lots of things in the, in tray for whoever emerges as the new defense minister. but it is unlikely that there will be a profound change in german policy brought about solely by whoever replaces christine lambaste. okay, thank you very much. that's dominant cane for us in berlin. belarus and rushes

armies have begun. 2 weeks of ear exercises that have held joins trills during the past year after russia invaded ukraine. this time the bell, russian defense ministry says the exercises are defensive. some endless, say moscow is pushing minsk to join the war in ukraine of russian troop numbers and military activity have increase in belarus. in recent weeks, moscow launched a tax on ukraine from the country nearly a year ago. well, it's hits to alhashan who is in moscow for us, and what a russian official saying about why that carrying out these joints drills, what's, what's the goal will come this? these drills are put into the framework of technical drills, operational compatibility, as for the officials. so they're going to focus mainly on patrolling on as supplies . however, they come out just

a month after president putin's visit to bella luce and he's meeting with president lucas shank and them agreeing on. providing the russian side, providing the better side with training for the pilots. to use planes that could be armed with unconventional weapons. how about, aside from this, this is just in the book, the spokesperson for the kremlin pest called just commented on britain's supply of tanks to ukraine, saying that these tanks are going to borne and they're not going to change anything in the equation. so this is the 1st official and high profile a command on the british supply of tag said to ukraine, and it's just in just few minutes ago. i can, thanks very much. that's ali hush and a for us in moscow. it's go over to natasha butler,

who joins me from keith now. and how much concern is there in case that these joint exercises could actually lead to belarus? joining the war look, you know, there are some a weston, a intelligence experts including some of the pentagon who is saying, all these exercises that are happening in better us are just a tactic by russia. a way of distracting ukraine of trying to lure ukrainian forces from fighting russian forces in the east of the country and lower them away to the north. but that's i, in any case, be in keith authority. so he can't take any chances and they know that it was last february that russia used a territory in belarus in order to launch it's offensive. it's war in ukraine. so what we've had is the presence of ukraine. val automate lensky last week saying that are all bored gods have to be on alert to have to be more of forces up on that

border. reinforcements have already been built and there is a lot of concern in keith as to exactly warsaw the intentions of russian, and been a russian but arisen forces in that area because they've been building up over the past few weeks. we know that more military hardware has been going into the area. there been more military exercises, including this most recent sets of miniature exercises, these airborne, a drills that we understand will last 2 weeks. we've also just heard in the last few moments from the mayor of the chairman, the heave region which borders both belarus and russia. he said that there's going to be an increase in air alerts, at least in his region in the next 2 weeks. because of these exercises. so there is a lot of concern in cave in ukraine as to exactly what's happening on that border and what it might mean for ukraine in the future. okay, thank you. this natasha butler from key for us. the cargo ship carrying

$13000.00 tons of peas from ukraine has run aground and stand bull. the vessel brought traffic to a standstill and the boss for a straight. several tugs were sent to help the ship. no damage or spill has been reported. while there is plenty more ahead on this news hour, including the trial of 5 men over one of the worst sporting disasters in world history begins in indonesia. we look at who's behind an attack during a church service and east in democratic republic of congo and, and sport barcelona, get one over the arch rival this, all the details coming up later on in the show. ah, over the 1st time, in 25 years, extreme wealth and extreme poverty have increased simultaneously. bets, according to a report by oxfam, it shows the world's richest one percent got

a lot richer over the last 2 years. they messed more than 40 trillion dollars worth of new wealth, high costs of living and inflation and making the disparity worse food prices and now unaffordable for many, with roughly $800000000.00 people going hungry, oxfam is calling for higher taxes for the rich around the globe it says a 5 percent tax on the world's 1000000 is an end. billionaires would raise about $1.00 trillion dollars a year, and that could lift $2000000000.00 people out of poverty and south africa. the wealth disparity is clearly evident in alexandra township. it's located a few kilometers from the st on district that is often referred to as africa's richest square mile. one resident there described the dire economic inequality in the area. i. my name is raymond lee below unemployed youth

from alexandra intronis, big south africa where living hen lx is a daily challenge. because most of the people who are, who are based here unemployed. so therefore we make means to survive. st in is the richest square mile in africa, an lx. we've got 2 months that we frequently used on a day to day basis. st in is a place that we require or consider as a place of privilege. the unemployment rate in alex's verified, in actual fact the food pus here on a normal way committee. you'd swear that there's no pets in working in this area. because at around 11 telford, look in the afternoon, it find the streets, food with people who are walking around, hopeless looking for jobs in of nothing to do. we have 5 high schools or that have

to, you know, save a population that is as high as this one already, as we speak. this schools that have over 70 lynas in one class will continue. and the results are the quality of education they droppings. how come to to every morning? the 1st sight to when i look outside of my window is the view of sent in. and it's beautiful landscape in high infinities and then on its own, oh lisman, myspace of hopelessness and feeling rejected by the government that we so believe. but also i think one can help but have mixed feelings. when ever you look at that conditions is when you have an element of

feeling, hope there's a bit of hope that lives that comes to your mind. knowing that there's people who come from eggs who are now living incentive, and hopefully did one day new and l a p as an unsightly warranty, and end up living in those areas. but let's bring in max lawson now. he's head of policy on inequality at oxfam and joins us now from london. and this report makes for pretty stark reading. are you surprised at all it just how dramatic the findings are i'm surprised that the acceleration in the real wealth going to the top one percent. i mean, you could say we're in the roaring twenties, that used to be pretty standard is just one second to capture hall when you well, no, i mean that was a calling to start with a shriek to time when you since 2020. so i celebration and then when you jog, surprised that as your piece to said about south africa all over the world,

huge re people in here, the u. k. 1000000 people now, i think for me was surprising. you knew is the acceleration in wild berry? i'm sorry many people are early. i mean, is this down to the coven 19 pandemic? is that the magic driver force behind the rise and inequality? i think it is definitely a combination of crises starting with kind of 19. and now the cost of living cross is that a hurting peak of the gotten the mice. but then at the top, yes it is. it's about hundreds of billions of dollars that governments pooled into the cloud economy. jerry, kind of 19000 my thing for governments to do some of that money help the poorest people, but a huge amount that money ended up driving out asset prices. house prices stock sanchez and ended up basically in the bank in some rich people. so it's not like

these people are working twice as hard of it twice as entrepreneurial, twice as clever is just the kind of buying from that. if you like, a government marketing. that's why we think we need to clue that money back through taxation. because then we can continue to help ordering those with cloudy day, we're just getting the alpha where to live that lives. and just on that, what, what does ex oxfam actually calling for? is it just give us as simple as tax the rich i really is. not the you i'm calling for my this week to hey, bill gates already you know, the relationship tax rate of 60 percent. it's really mainstream now to say that the directions people really, the common sense that all this money has ended up in that and when not just ordering people, but government to facing was economic problems. that crises across africa that we

need to get this money back from the rich culture. really simple message that tax the rich and also by excitingly, countries like norway, spanish come up are all interest using or encompassing stations. we think there is a lot of momentum going around to do what we need to do. let me know the situation . my jeff pays an effective tax rate of less than one concern. whereas the average to about 30 percent. and surely we have to fix these outside down. we're going to pull subsidize the rich. well, you release this report as everyone arrives and i've also seen no coincidence. what are you hoping to achieve by doing that? i think we want to add to the sense of mental worldwide. that is common sense that the richest people should pay tax to help people through these most crises, life, hundreds of millionaires coming out to support great attack section of the rich

this really long time. i'm probably going to use this to put as much pressure on the government direction people in the world to help us so. okay, thank you so much for joining us on this news. how that is, mix lawson to hit of policy on, in the policy at oxford, and thank you. well, the philippines hes one of the widest wealth gaps in southeast asia. some politicians are pushing for a wealth tax on billionaires in the country, but others say the idea could backfire barnaby. lo has more from manila we are at what's called a could be was for now these are direct farm to market retail outlet that the philippine government under president and vulnerable market junior has set up all over metro manila. this is to help residents here. battle story, food prices, the inflation rate back in december was an 8 point one percent. that's

a 14 year high. so as you can see, is very busy behind me. there has been a steady stream of people here. now there is a short line that it's warming frequent software here tell me that sometimes there is a long line here, but they will ensure that they will endure the crowd. they will endure the heat. and there is also a limit of supply here, but they say that they have very little weight because if they go to the commercial market, then there is something that their budget cannot afford. and you need to be resourceful and go to where you can buy cheap things, but you can on the growth with the year 2022 has been on the upside. the 3rd quarter of the year saw a 7.6 percent g d p growth. now a major factor or a major driving force will household consumption. but get this on the 3.9 percent of that consisted of basic food items. a huge factor really was what called revenge

spending when the more well to do. so travel, leisure, transportation, hotels, restaurants, people are spending but it's the well to do people that are spending. we all know that in order for you to travel are still a lot of requirements like you have to follow health protocols like for example, if you want to travel abroad, you have to get. i didn't sure that we'll get that. we'll cover called the corporate navy, so it means that it's not cheap to travel. now a world bank report, released in november last year, found that the wealthiest one percent of the filipino population only 17 percent of the national income, while the bottom 50 percent owned only 14 percent. the philippines is one of the countries in east asia with the highest income inequality rate. now they're having proposal to pass the rich for the philippines finance secretary benjamin johnson said that this would turn off for an investor. italy's most wanted mafia boss has

been arrested after 30 years on the run. police detains moto massena denado. in the sicilian city of palermo, he was receiving medical treatment in a private clinic to nato has been can victim in absence here for being behind killings and bomb attacks and faces. life in prison is considered the last remaining godfather of the cause of nostra mafia. will john dickie is a professor of italian studies at university college, london and author of the book, mafia republic. he joins us from london. thank you very much for being on al jazeera police have been searching for him to decades. i'll be say, so to have any idea how they finally tracked him down. well, the latest news only have that it was, well, the police, the calling an improvised arrest. they saw the opportunity in graham to quite wall long, difficult intelligence work,

went on behind opportunity with yet find out. can you just give us an idea of who he is and some of the contacts about how important his role in the mafia has been? yeah, i mean, this is clearly fantastic news, but we shouldn't pretend that he's some super boss or something at this stage or not. they're missing the nato was the youngest member of a leadership group within the sicilian matthew that took control of the sicilian math here in the early 19 eighties century going massacring all their rifles and then mounted a major attack on the italian state, most notoriously murdering heroic anti math here magistrates to run the phone call and the unpardonable sin ino in 992 and then staging a terrorist bombing campaign on the italian mainland. all of this aimed at trying

to get the state to back down what was gaining momentum as a major all sorts against organized crime. and that home slope has continued such the motto missing. and then i was the last of that leadership group still launch. what message does the send other mafia bosses in italy will? it's a very, it's a very important thing. symbolic gesture really, but ultimately the state will win and the state is winning. in the case of the sicilian, the, the structures, the hierarchical structures of the sicilian math year. i have been ground down, have been dismantled, several times the city since they only $99.00 to the city and math years tried to set up again its commission. it's so the ruling committee on each time it's filed

because it's been monitored and observed by the, the italian warranties and everybody involved has been arrested. so this is yet another signal of, i think the decline of the sicilian matthew. do you think that his wrist will create a power vacuum? the power vacuums already there. i mean, the fax machine was not from where he was arrested. he's from the province of bunny on the western tip of sicily. and normally speaking, his or 30 would not extend beyond drop any, but because in race is the math here in the math, your capital, if you like your lateral sicily capital has been in such trouble. he, they've tried to invoke his or dorothy various times when they try to reorganize. so the power vacuum is, is already back because i know that are struggling for leadership struggling for

command structures. like i would thank you so much. i'm going to leave it there, but we really appreciate your inside. that's john dicky, a professor of italian studies in london. thank you. are still ahead on el, just here on the move. the world's largest migration of people begins is hundreds of millions get ready to mock the lunar new year. after 2 weeks of powerful storms, more people are ordered to evacuate homes across california and millions are put under flood, watch and, and sport the unit l team looking to hang onto the pile folks. american football action coming up later. ah, it's pouring and roaring in northern spain. hey there. thanks for joining in. this

is nasty stuff. the winds here will easily exceed 80 kilometers per hour. i don't think it's a question if we'll see flooding, but just where and how much now another area we're seen quite intense. rain is along the eastern shores of the area to see we're drawing up some southerly error. so that's going to pop up temperatures in this area over the next little bit. still keeping tabs on that disturbance in the eastern mediterranean bas, just spinning its wheels here. i think a by tuesday, actually by and large it will fit aloud is the return of court for the islands of ireland in britain that colder air coming down. so london, it's got a top temperature of 5 degrees on monday. the temperatures will continue to slide. here's a 3 day forecast, just 3 on tuesday, subzero overnight. so this is well below average. you know, from the northeast of libya, we recorded a wind got succeeding, a 100 kilometers per hour. i think on monday the winds will be an issue anywhere from robot to tunis as we get to the south. still that heat wave for the western side of south africa. so for the northern cape province in up in 10th showing no

signs of that he's going away any time soon. we're at $41.00 on wednesday. ok. 39 on thursday. ok. i'm out of time. i'll see you soon. take care. ah. 2 years old from me and mas military cool, the balance of power is shifting as thousands of pro democracy activists join forces with ethnic minority insurgence forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of people's defense forces could transform the country's future on me and mas frontline, on a jessina. oh

ah ah, you're watching l j 0 reminder of our top stories the south. nepal is observing a die of morning after its worst, a crash and 3 decades. the plains black box has been recovered. 69 of 72 people on board had been confirmed, did the youth, yolanda croft went down and po kata. russia and belarus have begun 2 weeks of

military air drills. the bell, russian defense ministry described the exercises as defensive. some analysts say moscow is pushing minsk to join the war and you cried. in oxfam says, extreme wealth and extreme poverty have increased simultaneously for the 1st time and 25 years as calling the higher taxes on the bridge. hundreds of millions of people are traveling in china and time for luna new yet despite fears of further covered 19 outbreaks, health authorities have announced nearly 60000 hospital deaths in the past 5 weeks . let a shop increase on previously reported figures. the luna new year is considered the world's largest migration of people. katrina, you reports from outside a beijing train station. well, this is the 1st time in almost 3 years. a people are able to actually go home and

spend the lunar new year. the most important annual holiday here in china, akin to christmas with family since 2020 since virus restrictions were lifted up. so it's a very big deal. many people have not seen family and friends for these 3 years. an understanding of aging railway station, you can readily see crowds of people exiting the subway beginning their journeys home. even though loony does not begin for another week. the government says that there has been a surgeon ticket sales for plains buses, and trains, and that they're estimating 2000000000 trips will be made across china this year. that's double the amount of trips that were made last year and up 70 percent of pre pandemic levels. now it's also expected that people are not just going home to see family. there's also expected to be a domestic tourism room. and a lot of people are heading to popular destination here in china. that is you none . and sonya, people are also going to macau, in hong kong, especially since the borders have been open and many are also choosing to travel

internationally. we, on the way to this station, we drove past the embassy area here and aging. and they were accused of people lining up, particularly outside the embassies of southeast asian countries, waiting for travel visas. no doubt looking forward to spending the holiday in warm weather in countries where there had me nor cove 19 restrictions imposed so far on chinese passengers. in indonesia, 5 men have gone on trial over a stand page that killed 135 people at a football match. in october 2022, it was one of the world's worst sporting disasters. 3 police officers and 2 match organizers charged with criminal negligence, causing div they face up to 5 years in prison if films guilty, jessica washington has more from jakarta. this is likely to be a highly charged trial. there is strict security in place as the trial takes place in sir, via not in my long with the tragedy took place at least 800 personnel standing by

to secure the court. the defendants will not be physically present in court. rather, they will simply be online, they will also be know, live broadcasting off the proceedings today. and that is something of a disappointment for the community in milan, who feels deeply traumatized by the incident that happened. some of the families that we've been in contact with since we were in my lung when the tragedy took place and now we're still speaking with them. now say that they are deeply disappointed that firstly, they are not allowed to see the trial physically because they will be these restrictions at sewer buyer to ensure that people from my lung cannot enter to watch the trial. but also that they won't be any live broadcasting. and that's something that they say they have some questions about why that is the case and that, that they are seeking accountability and they feel they deserve. they should be able to see these proceedings as they take place, a mixed reaction from the community and my lung. some simply satisfied and relieved

that the trial is finally taking place and hoping that they might get answers to some of the questions they've been trying to have answered. since this tragedy took place. namely, why with the stadium so unsafe for fans? why did police bring tier gus to the stadium? and indeed, why was it fired at the stands? and why was it fired at all? but there's an understanding that this is likely to be a lengthy quest for justice. some families also disappointed some parents who lost their children in this tragedy say that they don't want to have this framed is that their children simply died from their perspective. the children were murdered and they believed that stronger charges of murder and gross human rights violations should have been laid against the suspects. at least 12 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a church in eastern democratic republic of congo. 52 others were wounded, including children. the attack happens in the city of ca,

cindy and north keeping province. harry, for such reports, the bomb ripped through the center of the protestant church in the middle of sunday service images to graphic to be broadcasts, showed the dead and injured lying among these pews and chairs, survivors screaming children were among the victims of what the army says was an improvised explosive device. that's just what we heard a loud noise coming from the church and we didn't know what was happening. it was only after some minutes that we were informed about the bomb attack. we have many victims among members of the church. unfortunately, we have too many victims of these attacks in our city of cindy. we are all affected by the situation and it has touched our brothers and sisters. it's the latest direction in years of violence in the borderlands between the d. r. c and uganda. soldiers from both countries had been battling fighters from the allied democratic forces, or adf, which in 2019 pledged allegiance to i saw in bomb, i closed the bomb exploded inside impact church. it caused many deaths and injuries

clearly, but this terrorist act was carried out by terror results of the adf. originally a ugandan armed group, the adf has been based inside the territory since the 900 ninety's. it's accused of killing hundreds of villages. enraged over the last 2 years, he will sit al jazeera and became far so local. people say that nearly 50 women have been kidnapped by fighters in the north. the women were taken from near the town of up and several escaped and returned to the villages to raise the alarm. several rides have been carried out on the city by armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw israel's president is wanting of what he calls an historic constitutional crisis over the government's attempts to make changes to the judiciary. isaac, her socket says he is trying to mediate between prime minister benjamin netanyahu. government and those opposed to the overhaul protests had been held for days. the

plan changes would severely limit the power of the supreme court and give the government the power to choose judges. and the economy to mac can. we are in the grip of a profound disagreement, those tearing our nation apart. his conflict words, me deeply as it were, as many across israel and the jewish diaspora. villa loom shoot mercer garcia. i'm convinced that after the important and in depth discussion in the constitutional committee, we will complete legislating the reforms in a way that will correct what needs correcting it will totally protect individual rights and will restore the public's faith and the justice system that so much requires this reform or thousands of health workers have returned to the streets and spends capital to protest against government plans to cut public health funding . protesters in madrid, say private health providers are being favored under the proposals, but regional authorities deny the climb. they say this strikes and rallies being

organized by opposition. parties, head of local elections. the chair of the house oversight committee is, is us represented of george santos, will be removed from congress if he's found to have broken campaign finance laws calls have been growing for the newly elected representative to resign. it follows and new york times investigation revealing, he falsified his credentials. santos has admitted embellishing his cv, but says he's not a fraud and hes refused to step down. the republicans finances are also coming under scrutiny. speaking on a u. s. political program, politicians on both sides of the aisle called for centrals to stick down. george santos is a complete and total fraud. every thing that he said about himself on the campaign trail, nearly everything has proven to be a lie. his financial disclosures are,

have clear false statements and omissions and that's what we refer to the ethics committee for an investigation to get to the bottom of whether he broke the law. 8 republican congress members have called on him to resign. this is not like any of the other examples you're talking about. this is a scheme to defraud the voters of the 3rd district in new york. and this needs to be investigated intensively. i and and mr. santos needs to think twice about whether he belongs in congress and more importantly the speaker needs to think twice about whether mr. santos is fit to serve in congress. he clearly lied to his constituents. and to your point as well, it's going to be very, very difficult for him to gain the trust of his colleagues. and i don't know what he's going to do. i mean, the derail. it is as you can't expel a member congress at the end of the day, it really is up to the voters and assa county. i can tell you this is if i read the situation, i don't know how i could continue to serve and i had i spent, he needs asked that same question with the u. s. president is urging americans to

choose community of a chaos. joe biden is the 1st setting president to deliver a sunday sermon at the martin luther king junior church and atlanta the president's speech on the civil rights later at a service marking his birthday about her, the saw others they showed perennial. so constant struggle is a constant struggle between hope and fear, kindness, and cruelty justice and injustice against those of traffic and racism, extremism. insurrection, these are the vital questions of our time in a reason why i'm here as your present. i believe. doctor kings, life and legacy show us the way we should pay attention. i really do peruse, catholic archbishop has lead a ceremony honoring people who died during political unrest in the country. at

least 42 people had been killed since protest began. after the al thing of president pedro castillo last month, demonstrators are demanding his release from jail and the resignation of president . in a below our tech, a more people have been ordered to evacuate parts of california as the us state prices for another bout of heavy snowfall and rine. at least 19 people have dies and around 25000000 have been effected by 3 weeks of severe where the systems, petty cal heine has more. ah, muddy water and debris blanketing much of the state of california. one area getting half the precipitation, it usually gets in a year in just to 16 days. the reason 8 so called atmospheric rivers in a row since late december. and here we are, by some estimates 20 to 25 trillion gallons of water fallen over the course last

1670 days. stacking of these atmospheric rivers, the likes of which we have not experienced in our lifetimes. atmospheric rivers, or long streams of moisture from the tropic, they caught in the jet stream and carry tremendous amounts of water. this is just the latest one flooding caitlin clancy's home 3 times since the beginning of the month. and the clean up was awful. but you know, we cleaned it up and then next thing you now fast forward like what 6 days was it? i don't know. i were flooding again. so we are in shock because even though we prepped for it, we didn't prep for it to get as high as it had. and so that was even more mass, mar, destruction. it's impacting much of the state in the mountains dumping $54.00 centimeters of snow in just 24 hours in the hills charged by wild fires. the soil is unable to retain much moisture in the long term. that means all of this rain will do little to ease california drought right now. it's causing major mudslides and

said in massive boulders, into valleys, roads. irene washed away sinkholes, making travel, impossible, and in drought stricken california. thousands of trees weakened by the floods are now be knocked down by wind gusts of up to 96 kilometers an hour. people have been killed and power knocked out for tens of thousands. this major emergency declaration will allow cities and states to use some federal money to help cover the costs of the rescues in the recovery. it will provide grants to people who need to find temporary shelter or make minor repairs for those who don't have insurance . they can get low interest loans from the government to help them rebuilt. more people will need that help. the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. well, still ahead on al jazeera and sports, a policy that's been nearly a decade in the making for arsenal and defense date house coming up in just

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musician, a master would make a palace, croft shapes and bends more not poplar and ebony. this will create the tones and sounds of this pear shaped instrument that so beloved in this region o. fullest helped to establish the biggest food shopping cutter said selling for, ah, enough cup of nest. if you have a head board elephant, how many people he cut all of using the a no one else makes the instruments here the way i do more people make them in egypt most in gutter. i'm just an extension to all the gyptian ood making skills. oh, it's origin state back to the 1st century, b, c and central asia. and then it became popular across iraq, persia, syria, turkey, and egypt. these countries develop their own distinctive styles and sounds and his

favorite is egyptian. oh lord bourbons belyea ho higher. each for me is life. it's enchanting. i dropped out of studying mechanical engineering to work with the road to work because from a piece of wood, i could create an instrument that speaks express his emotions until storms. united nations culture agency have now recognized the importance of food, which paula says is a great step to which global exposure for so many in this region, the ood, if king, captivating music audience, it's the centuries. it's incursion on the next go was heritage less shows its historic importance in keeping the ancient found alive. but it's also appealing to you more experimental musician, gen up to rock man of fanny is one such musician. he plays the turkish food for me,

choosing an instrument that is relevant to the kinds of music i want a composite as arabic music or would, is the most versatile instrument we have gone . i try not to be locked up in the tradition, but use it as a basis and then create whatever new sounds i can come up with in the sense of not only just trying to import from different practices, wasn't trying to create new brock. ah, he says he is becoming very popular amongst the young people a most self route they to, to learn. he wants to see more support the food in musical education. so it's rich . heritage can be developed using modern technique. ah laura con out as there are 2 hom listen to sport now, his flora. tom, thank you so much. if any champion raffle del has successfully opened the defense

of his australian open title, but it wasn't all smooth sailing for the 36 year old spaniard. after winning the 1st sat in dow lost the 2nd to britain's jack draper like troubles open the way for the wall number 2 to get back in the game. a top see close out the match in for sats. nadal is bidding for a record, extending 23rd grand slam title, healthy american, mackenzie macdonald. and the 2nd if we put in perspective for all the all the situation di, lan, away we, i went through the last the 6 months, i think had been a, have a positive starting. i bled again. sir. one of the toughest hop on ins, possible in the, in the 1st round being, see that her, she's young. he has the, the power a home say, right. nick harry os pulled out of the australian open a day before he was supposed to play in his 1st round match. last year's wimbledon finalist says he's been struggling with a knee injury. the withdraw also ends curious as defense of his doubles title. i'm

not doubting that i'll be back to my full strength and playing the tennis halls, playing on prior to this event. so yeah it's, i'm devastated, obviously it's like, it's my home tournament. i've had some great memories. he always lossy winning the title and doubles and playing the best tennis a mile off, probably. and then going into one are going to into this event is one of the favorites is brutal. american, teenager coco goss is through to the 2nd round. the 7 seed at beads, katerina santa cove and straight sat from the rod laver arena to advance golf will next at least 2021 us up a champion and a ride a can you next? i'm super honored. i was not expecting to be able to open the tournament on raw labor, so i'm super honored that you guys have to support the monitor the tournament. decided to choose me and katerina to be able to open up.

but this court for the tournament, our slona have won the spanish super cough. they beat arch rivals, round madrid, and the silent riyadh saudi arabia. gabby roberts alone, darcy and padre got on the score sheet as they 131, seal, a record extending, 14th, a super cab title. shabby side will also look to built on this triumph. the curtain said top of la luca and are also live in the copa del ray and europa league in the machine are leukemia with implant the yeah, the should be de la what we had imagined. what he had planned came out perfectly because i'm very happy for the players very much so because ever since i've been working here for minute one, they have done their best. they want to win, and they have been criticized often and unfairly, in my opinion most so i think they're freed themselves today. yes, the numbers are solid, moved 8 points. claire at the top of the english premier leave they beat north london rivals taught them to nail spurs keeper, hugo laurice gave arsenal

a helping hand with the opener. i know. go from the frenchman putting arsenal heads . captain martin early gagged his sword arsenal seconds. it's 1st time they want to leave match at spurs that a close were decades i'll talk and san attempted to take our so goalkeeper, aaron ramsdale and the bad just after the matcher finished. the ball association has come to attend the attack as unacceptable and taught him have confirmed, the supporter will be facing an immediate fat from their stadium. or we will deal with that to nothing we can do right now though. the one that taking 0.0001 percent of enjoyment satisfaction that we have at the moment or, and it's for that tomorrow. holla, missed a chance to cause an upset at newcastle. don't. alexander mitchell rich managed to kick the ball twice in the process of taking this penalty. that meant the goal was allowed swedish striker alexander rather than sport an 89th minute winter for

newcastle. it finished one mill and newcastle moved up to 3rd and the table. chelsea ended there, runners re defeats and all competitions. kai habits were the only goal and there went against crystal palace. despite this victory, chelsea stay down in 10th and the t chelsea's in new signing and mikayla's. muddrick was at that gang ukrainian striker is arrived from shocked. r. don't gaskin to deal with more than $70000000.00. and he's joining the club on an 8 and a half year contract. chelsea, i've spent more than half a $1000000000.00 on transfers since a consortium by bright american todd bowie took control of the club last year. as you guys know, all that enough to worry about, something to think about, control mentally got to the club and what was the club? all sorts of support was best for her and i'm on, i'm just looking forward to working with him before me. if the reminder is con trotman will be happier, paris azure man have slipped to only their 2nd league. defeat of the season,

lena massey's team were beaten, one knell by ren watts. kelly and bobby couldn't inspire come backed from his team b as she still lead the french lead, but their advantage over 2nd place land is now down to 3 points. barrack holy has inspired india to a record breaking went over sri lanka, coley scored an un beaten 166 in this one day international. his team went on to claim victory by $317.00 wrong for the biggest ever winning margin in this format. of the game, $300.00 on the buffalo bills beat the miami dolphins in what was a dramatic wild card game and the nfl po, season playing at home. the bills raised to ice. 17 point lee wilson's head back to leave to set up a tight finish. buffalo though, rallied and held on for a 3431 victory, the bales faced the cincinnati bengals in a divisional playoff. next, it's also a rematch of the regular season game that was cancelled

a few weeks ago. bills safety to mar hamlin at his height. yeah, i thought we did some good things today and it's a bad thing today. you know, some stuff to clean up some, some things to learn from but will grow from it. so all the matters and surviving and advancing and doesn't matter how we went. it's if we win and our guys were playing the way they did. okay. and let us all your support for now back to you. tom, thanks so much for. well, that is all from me for this news. our bud semi sedan will be back in just a moment. with much more of the day's news. ah ah.

in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right extremism is real and lead to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the say, all positions concerned about this? rather small between turkey, anthea those, and i'm really rude to let you know 30 miss appointment. frank assessment, you know, that was a joke about the interim government or it's not in from, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. there are people in the world walk all forms of verification to just go away. so we need people fighting against that. we are trying to see if it's a fake video, maybe in syria, but in a different time. they raced a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global play as we, we targeted by cyber attacks from russia. they're all they just do this kind of

work. belling, cat, truth and a post truth word on al jazeera new horizon for visually impaired the iraqis. they finally have their own football team. training was launched in october in the city of karbala. the specially designed to both was donated by japanese jewelry, created cracking sound to allow players to locate these players hope to join football clubs and represent their country in competition. but other iraqi provinces don't have their own teams because there are only 5. elise specially designed bowls ah serge.