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hello, i'm adrian. and again, this is the hughes, are live from doha, coming out for the next 60 minutes. and al jazeera joins investigation on covers evidence that asylum seekers were forcibly return from italy to greece in inhumane conditions. the u. s. searches for the military aid to ukraine as west of defense ministers debate with the german made tanks should be supply it. the kremlin says it sees indirect and sometimes direct nato involvement favoring ukraine. and another attack on displaced people in eastern democratic republic of congo, days after thousands were killed by armed groups in sports, women's number one, e g s v on tag takes less than an hour to reach round 4 of the australian. i think that's not the case. the andy murray, his sound organizes philosophy, i said, come back, go on until 4 in the morning. ah,

on al jazeera investigation, working with lighthouse reports and other media partners as uncovered evidence of the illegal forced return of asylum seekers, including miners in inhumane conditions from italy to greece. the investigation has discovered evidence of unofficial prisons in commercial fairies on routes between the 2 countries. they found obsequious describe being locked in small rooms without food or water. jonah hall reports from body in italy. across the adrian attic, see from greece, the port of berry in southern italy. it's one of the number of ferry roots used by migrants and refugees from countries like iraq, syria, and afghan extent, who risked their lives stowed away in hidden compartments on trucks. the crossing between different greek and italian ports can take between 9 and 30 hours. some

di trying others are discovered on board and handed to the italian police labor so much on laura conduct. the leader latin people have told us about violence and acts of force about being locked up about being dragged from the ferry. one person had an epileptic attack and was, let's say, dragged and kicked by the crew. one woman told us of invasive searches over intimate pass. it's alleged their offer not provided with translators as required by law, and that some prevented from claiming asylum before being returned to greece locked in the vessel. they arrived in occasionally leaving, assigning, they were there, edged on the wall. this man pictured himself in may last year, handcuff to the railings on a fairy bound for greece, using his description of the vessel and its route. this storage space was located in the vehicle bay below deck and in the greek port of pat trust,

we meet pollution from us gun stamp. his story is all the more significant because his documents show that he's a minor aged 17. the home on monday when i'm, i'd been here for 6 months and it said many games. once i have under a refrigerated truck and it went inside the big ship. and when it arrived on the truck left the ship, i was found and arrested. they did not question me about seeking asylum. they did not take my fingerprint. i just put me inside a small room and sent me back to greece. it's not unusual for commercial fairies to have a small lock up room on board, sometimes used to secure unruly passengers. for instance, on this one, we found a holding cell. the crew were heard to refer to as the prison man approach you now the upper via the deck, the base very but shop is between the tell me a boat of battery and the brick code so puts us and he will need suck and here and

the bow for the vessel is a metal box, angular, unprepossessing. until that is look inside. there's nothing more than a sheet and cardboard on the floor. words identified as kurdish, a scrawled on the wall, but there illegible. responding to our investigation, the fairy company concerns said it fully complies with national and international law. actions, behaviors and practices such as these it wrote have never taken place on any of its vessels. and confronted with the evidence, the bowery police commissioner denied italian complicity as well. you go not an elaborate soon shown at the da chart. i wouldn't dare to say that doesn't happen . i've seen the pictures of that person handcuffed, but i don't know the context or where it took place e contest though a log de la chose him in school another, but out. yeah. and now my colleagues telling me that the place don't even get on

the ship. this is an important point. we had the migrant to the ferry crew and he's then handed over to the ferry captain. a tacit admission that forced returns do take place. but a defense that activists find unconvincing solitaire stuck at auto glass. i am certain that they talent police are aware the border police. a lot of this is done by or in front of the italian police. we denounce, not only that, this forced returns, i illegitimate, but also that they take place without formal procedures yet with no record of what actually happens. in fact, the numbers are impossible to find out. but anyway, in 2014, the european court of human rights found that italy had illegally detained and returned 35 asylum seekers by ferry to greece. the italian government has since insisted the practice no longer occurs. yet our investigation has her testimony

from 8 people who've been forcibly returned from italy to greece in just the past 12 months. jona, how else is 0 in bari, italy. our elder leach, he is a migrant rights lawyer with the association for jordan juridical studies on immigration . she's with us now live from naples. good to have you with us. how did you find out that this was happening? i initially we learned about the cases of the 1st return and boost back from the story. so those will then manage to what i mean. even after several tenants association began to monitor what was happening, the or central inter, again to stop it. and we are talking then the 1st period was a during that sounds like you're on the after on 2017 on these

experience a mentor of video or it is called was from and the see all the rest of the mark association for jury to go start a vanity, and in a, in a way we had to speak to monetary matter. what really happened when people from greece or a, a, b, and all the bonanza has received. elaine, also on know course you can again, money by yourself and yes from this you including us. mine are so we're back from assess you to the category and therefore

a b granted by the cutting edge is ation. um, so in this way for us we'll see. okay. yeah, i'm a little bit how what do you make of the claim by the fairy company, the authorities in body, the police even, but they, they know nothing about this. i generally have made her happy complaint. this chair, or even to the doors presented a realize interview policy for a council meeting to prevent this region about the process. a company said no, but we need to all these other activities to be al going. how could, could this be going on without someone in authority knowing about it?

sorry, and maybe i didn't, i, i went over how, how could this be happening without someone in authority knowing that it was happening. how visa force it happens? yeah, i mean, how could it go on without someone knowing and then at least the question that is everybody a possible. but what we can say is that it was a b and when the money was we based on the leg. when you fill out a gun and so we are really all of

the people who are these happened be before time. ok. good to talk to many thanks and did audio. but leach, you, that in naples is being billed as an opportunity to shape the outcome of the war and ukraine. defense ministers from 50 countries, a meeting at germany, s ramstein abbeys to discuss the next steps in military support for ukraine. top of the agenda will be battle tanks and heavy weapons which president vladimir zalinski says a vital to increasing his troops offensive capabilities against russian forces. ahead of this new security of social packages work up to $2500000000.00. and it's one of the largest yet. it brings total u. s. security assistance to ukraine to more than $26700000000.00 since russia's unprovoked invasion. last february,

our new package provides even more air defense capabilities to help ukraine defended cities and it skies. and that includes ne, sam's munitions and 8th air defense, avenger, air defense systems. this new assistance package also help helps meet ukraine's urgent need for arma and combat vehicles. the jello made leopard to tank. so at the core of the discussions at ramstein are based launched in 1979. they've been upgraded several times. currently, 13 european armies are using the battle tanks. a leper 2 is valued for its maneuverability. it's lighter than other comparable model such as britons challenge up to. they've recent battlefield experienced nato forces, use them enough. galveston, other nations that have received leopard tanks from germany, require approval from berlin before they can be sent to a 3rd country. that means the tanks can't be sent to ukraine without germany's

permission. i'll just ears, alhashan was standing by for us in moscow. natasha butler is in key for 1st. let's go to step vaskins, who's at the ramstein air base in germany, where that meeting is being held. so, step is germany go edison leopard to tanks or not but let still the $1000000.00 question here in the ramstein. you heard the secretary austin mentioning the all the weapon systems that are now being i pledge to be sent to ukraine, anti aircraft, the fans, or all kinds of camp combat vehicles. a lot of ammunition. but that one key thing that ukraine really wants and says it needs the leper to thanks has not been mentioned so far as a contribution by germany. we know that the german government, under the leadership, although chancellor olive shows has been, has he tating for month, 2 sandy's battle tanks because he is worried. it's called a game changer. and he is worried that it could lead to an escalation of the war.

and it would actually involve natal getting into a direct confrontation with russia. but the pressure here in ramstein and also in the weeks leading up to this has been immense on germany. and austin has called it a decisive moment for ukraine. and what it showed was also that for the 1st time overloaded me as a landscape president of ukraine, has been addressing this meeting here in ramstein. and he made a very emotional flea. and he said, time is running out. and he was basically pointing at the hesitation by germany and added take such a long time to make decisions. he says we have no time to lose a we are the basically facing may be next major offensive here in. now you, craig, people are dying every day. so he was really making an emotional play, but so far as i sat, we haven't heard from germany. if they're gonna send a leper to tags or not, that could be a compromise, as you say, other countries in europe have these tags as well. there's around 2000 tanks here

of the slap or 2, and they could say, germany could say, we will give you the permission to send them to you. great. but even that we haven't heard so far. okay. steadfast no live at ramstein air. baseless, gotta keep them natasha popular is there for us or president zalinski spoke to that, sir, but meeting of for a foreign ministers in germany earlier and natasha. what did he tell them of? what is it that he specifically wants? whole ukrainian president says that he's hoping for some strong decisions from this meeting in germany. look what he wants is what kiva said is wanted all along. it has repeatedly urged weston powers to send more weapons to ukraine or most recently, more heavy weapons. things like tank, small armored fighting vehicles, but also i munition artillery basically anything and everything that would help

ukranian of forces defend themselves against a russian forces. it was uminski is saying is, is you heard that there say is that look, we don't have time to hesitate because every day that we hesitate plays into the hands of the russians. he also took a swipe at germany for hesitating over sending these leopard tang, said olaf shows decisions. look as far as the ukrainians are concerned. they're likely, if you don't send these weapons that allow us to fight the russians, you will soon be fighting the russians elsewhere. in europe, that is the message from keith that they feel like they are doing the work on behalf of other western powers as a lot of a frustration. and even though there is also a lot of gratitude for many of the weapons that are being sent, for example, are we heard on a thursday that a number of european nations including estonia, lapierre, lithuania, poland, u. k. r. all sending more weapons to ukraine. a large numbers of weapons, so

t v is grateful for that. they know that the u. s. is also preparing this huge weapons package, but they say what they need is more right now. they are worried about new offensive by russia, and they need those weapons as soon as possible. such a battle that live in cave. let's go to moscow then alley hashem has said that for us, just as our conference call on the way ali, the kremlin, issued a statement in which it said that western countries supplying additional tanks to ukraine, would not change the course of conflict. adrian, the criminal and all so as stated that the nato summit and providing ukraine with more weapons is going to take this conflict, john, not the level, this is what the metric for scope this spokesperson for the drug and said, he also reiterated yes, said days out was ition by demetri to midway to the deputy head of the national

security council, who are warned that a russia aliesha losing the war means that this is going to be a nuclear to conflict. and this is kind of an escalator lea, a narrative or that. and i thought that the russians are taking and this also the flex, any way. i don't know that the concerns yet in more school, from the summit dot state complete or not going to take place. this is changing the b dynamics and in a way or another to our shop. this is a getting a, this is getting a new factor into the, into the battle on to them. this is really concerning now with respect to, to the russian or the russian. i, physicians, be a, you like to be a washing ambassador to united states also said that at all i thought gets not are going to be in ukraine are going to be a. busy why all western targets aren't going to be hit by the russian. so it's kind

of escalation that i thought it. however, visa this concern is day after day taking a new dynamic kid in moscow. how serious alhashan i live in moscow? anything state tally pro you crate activists from serbia have filed criminal complaints against washers bogged mercenary group, accusing it of recruiting subs to fight in ukraine. earlier serbia's president condemned the buck the group afterward advertised for fighters. that was an unusual rebuke by alexander footage. sylvia is a russian ally, so be a law prohibits citizens from participating in conflicts abroad sheet in year mirage near spreading hatred among serbs towards ukrainians towards the people who have never in history. done anything bad to serbia is a crime and that crime must be prosecuted. the spread of hate propaganda leads to violence and war and that is not necessary here, nor anywhere in europe. cleared up. here with the news out from missouri still come

on the program, the u. s. head sits 31 trillion dollar debt ceiling. the treasury says that it's taking extraordinary measures to beat its financial obligations. boeing faces potential criminal charges in connection with the crashes of 2737, max plains and in sport will show you how much is the city fort tag to be taught in the premier league. ah, has been a new attack on account for displaced people in the eastern democratic republic of congo. it happened in it to re province. the un says that at least 7 people were killed. it comes after peacekeepers discovered the bodies of more than 40 people in mass graves in nearby villages. the attacks were being blamed on a local rebel group, the you and his calling for an investigation to establish whether the graves of the attacks are linked. there is no web is following developments from kenya's capital

nairobi. what do we know about this latest violence malcolm? doesn't the people have been killed in the last week in a 2 in the city of virginia. and the critical cadet code has been blamed. those mass graves were found in the villages that the good slices pulled out. so just a couple days ago, not enabled other community members to return. and they found dozens of bodies there. and there were still villages controlled by cadet code fighters where people call access their relative to con, takes to get that the happy bullets of more violent people waiting to find out if more civilians have in fact been connected. the origins are in a conflict as dotted decades ago that it was full as a farmland, among other things along ethnic lines. now it controls lucrative, transform lake outburst and other parts. the 2 provinces also controlled gold mine

the groups going stronger in recent months, which is leading many people to question how and why. and if somebody is backing them, it's supposed to be a peace deal in place. the what's going on diplomatically and, and the, the war of words is between the 23 rebel group. and the government of the d. c. was told here in 10 years capital night may be last year they completed at the end of last year. agreement was signed that was meant to lead to the demobilization on greg, cadet k was here. they signed that agreement. right? scuse congress say now they think that because then he's misleading the government on the rights groups and actually had no plans. demobilization apparently continued violent attacks in signing that agreement. the n 23 arms, great,

widely understood to be a proxy everyone that was not taught to be at the time. and the weeks preceding that, they'd been fighting with connelly government for pushing towards the game or that person to seek the territory where and 23 the control holton mines in the past. now president felix just because he just said this week, then 23 failed to reply to the agreement to withdraw from some of the territories that he held. rwanda was in turn blaming congo for notified in terms of an agreement signed and go to the capital one. and that was back in november. so people are waiting to see it. so i think that the north tv province is going to redeem once again, not come web live in nairobi. many thanks. milk. hi rose president, dina bazzi has called for dialogue after confrontations between protest,

us and police during mass demonstrations of the capitol. more than 50 people have been killed in anti government protests since her predecessor federal castille was impeached and arrested 6 weeks ago. marianna sanchez report ah, a violent night in the capital of biddy. protesters clashed with police as they tried to stop angry peruvians from reaching the parliament building. thousands, marched through lima, demanding the resignation of precedent. deena woodward of the sum threw rocks and bottles and security forces responded with tear gas. several protesters and police were injured to day, the people rising up, not because we want to, but because of the conviction we have for a better peru, president dina bellow watty has to resign. ah, an empty building in the cities historic center caught fire. although the cost is yet unknown, the protesters are calling for the resignation of the precedent. a dissolution of

congress, fresh elections and the new constitution ru, then put on, oh, god will help us. we will wind sooner than later. if she does not resign, the people will kick her out and we will die for our children. oh, since journeyed from southern provinces for a 2 day national strength. oh yes he come in. those had travelled from one kalika an indian region in central didn't. i'm marching for my children and grandchildren dina leave. we don't want to see you any more, your stubborn and you must leave in the south of the country 100 straight to take over the airports. he will jaeger goose gwinnett hickey. bah, the president addressed the nation on thursday evening. she called for dialogue, but vowed to prosecute protesters who had broken the law. kin was to be nice. yeah . and your chest is no social agenda. you are outside the lawyer. you want to break the rule of law and generate chaos and disorder. you want to take power,

and if i eat more than 50 people have died in protests in former president bill castillo was ousted and arrested. 6 weeks ago. is a legitimate government. that's the question for many peruvians most disapproval. but what this government them believe she should dr. littering. stepping down, i opinion polls say 71 percent of peruvians don't agree with when we're at the and half of the country support the protesters demands his need of emergency in the country has been extended. nearly 100 roads have been blocked. the economic losses are enormous and there appears to be no end in sight to the spiraling unrest . medina sanchez and just eda lima. a fire has burned through a low income area in south korea's capital forcing 500 people from their homes.

around 60 houses were destroyed in the salon, and so them saw hundreds of firefighters were deployed to bring the blaze under control. authority say that the fire probably started at one of the makeshift homes which are made of plywood and plastic artist eras. eunice kim reports from the c who don't village is a last standing shanty town of the capital of so what area that some wealthier residents of the kung them district don't even know exist. now fire authorities said a large fire was reported at 630 this morning. emergency workers were mobilized to help evacuate hundreds of residents as firefighters battled the blaze spreading from one makeshift home for the next. it was put out within 5 hours and thankfully, no casualties. are recorded, but residents here we're in for a big scare. until gets a little wind. i stepped outside and there was this pillar file amante's edge. so i started yelling out file a ship. you sunday more your mercy at the brink of the lunar new year holiday. how

can i find the woods? i run out with the clothes on my back. i can't go into work when it's already so hauled to live tarp, such as this is used for insulation. and this narrow alley way of growing village is scattered with fire hazards. and in fact, it is an area that has seen multiple fires over the years. it is made up of people who have evacuated from the major development projects of sol, especially ahead of the 1988 summer olympic games. now, the mayor of sol in 2011, had proposed to move their residents out into subsidized housing. and clearing this area out, but because of the varying opinions of stakeholders that plan has remained on ice, will get a weather update next year on the new south, then huge demonstrations in france against the government plan to raise the retirement age. and traveling to see relatives for the 1st time in 3 years,

hundreds of millions of chinese had home to the countryside to celebrate the lunar new year. and the schools iraq, when the arabian goes to the 1st time since 1988 jemma has born later ah the who's the hey there it's been pouring rain for days across the balkans. that's led to some severe flooding in northern coast of the area, just inundated with rain and storm system. it's sweeping from greece to turkey. we'll talk more about that in a 2nd. and not the same time. we've got one that's just formed in this central mediterranean. this is going to bring soaking rains to a huge swath of italy and think the worse of the weather will actually be around the a multi coast. ok. here's that act of weather and turkey hopping over the a,

g and c for the western side of turkey, stretching from the boss for a straight through to the mediterranean. but this is drawing up some warmer air it . so we've set records in bulgaria and romania. the colder air is rushing in behind it. system big changes. they're coming over the course of the weekend in already see where this cold air is right subzero and zurich on friday. now where it had been wedding wendy through iberia, that's now shifted into the central mediterranean. that's what's form that disturbance. and still some snow and ice alerts in play across the islands of ireland and britain. and for the top end of africa with that disturbance in the central mediterranean wet and wendy for the northeast of algeria and northern tunisia. and we're still keeping tabs on that tropical storm and madagascar, the worst of the rain north and west of antennas. re though, on friday, that's it. ah, ah, ah,

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ah, it is could tell you with the seller of adrian finnegan here in doha with the news out from out 0 the headlines and i was there investigation, working with lighthouse reports and other media partners has uncovered evidence of the illegal forced return of asylum seekers including miners, inhumane condition, was from italy to greece. the investigation was discovered evidence of unofficial prisons in commercial fairies on routes between the 2 countries. defense ministers from 50 countries are meeting at germany to discuss the next steps in military support. the ukraine president, florida, is, and ncc is urging allies to send heavy weapons of battle tactics the you and says that 7 people have been killed in an attack on

a camp for displaced people in the democratic republic of congo. it happened, did it to a province. peacekeepers discovered mass graves earlier this week. well, there are at least $120.00 rebel groups operating in the democratic republic of congo. they're accused of extra judicial killings. the recruitment of charles soldiers and sexual violence attacks on schools and clinics are also common. research suggests the congolese soldiers are also implicated in the violence. in the past 3 years, the u. n. has documented, at least 3000 cases of torture, carried up by both fighters and congolese troops. some of the most prominent rubble, groups of the m $23.00 and the allied democratic forces or 80 f. another is the co operative for the development of congo or coda. ko, it's brian phil clark, who's professor of international politics science university. in london, he georgia snow via skype from london. a professor good to have you with this. what do you make of, of this latest attack?

i think the discovery of this mass grave, in theory, adrian just puts a spotlights on the volatile situation throughout the state, conquer the failure by the congolese government to maintain peace and security in the region. it's inability to protect its own citizens in the last couple of weeks, all of the headlines have been about the m. 23 rebel group in north kiva. but this discovery of a mass scribe. any turi i think highlights that there's a much bigger picture of instability here. and as you said in your introduction is a very wide range of rebel groups. it's, it's not just about the i'm 23 at the masquerades were discovered by peacekeepers in the un mission damage isn't that job to protect civilians. they shouldn't be finding mass graves that this has been one of the brave criticisms against the un peacekeeping mission for the 20 years that it's been in congo that it systematically has failed to protect local citizens. we've even seen protests in

the last couple of days are both against the un peacekeeping mission and also the east african communities near peacekeeping mission in east and congo. many local people see both of those missions as, as systematically filing out to, to protect them. so there's a real lack of distrust amongst local people towards the u. n. for those failures over the last 2 decades, the, the dancing's president says that the m 23 isn't withdrawing as, as it had agreed. he has also blamed lambda once again. i mean, is the, is there a solution to what's going on in the eastern democratic republic of congo? if rwanda and the d r c can actually work together? there are only really 2 solutions here. the 1st one is a diplomatic one. there have been attempts at negotiations between all of the regional parties, the congolese government, the rwandan government, the kenyans, the and colin's. the problem with that diplomatic approach so far has been that the rebels have been excluded from that process. and until i take part in those talks,

what not down to see the political solution that we need, that the 2nd part of the solution has to be bolstering yet it dying. the congolese government's ability to provide security and protection to civilians on the ground is just a continual problem of those failure by the congolese states to do what it is supposed to do to fundamentally protected it's are in people. so there has to be a diplomatic solution, but there also has to be a, a comically site security solution here. all right, so who, who's going to have to step in to help him? should it be the un, should it be the african union or both? in fact, both of you in the i, you have, have failed. i've a recent used to quail the violence in eastern. com guys, the best route here in fact is one that is already in play, which is a regional diplomatic solution that's been broken both by the angle and, and by the kenyans. they have a very important process in place. that the problem though, is that the con, release government to wavering as to the dedication to that process. and the

quarterly government is refusing the involvement of the m. 23 rebels and other rebel groups are the kenyans in the end goal. and i think a brokering a very important process here. the congo needs to play bowl and the rebels need to be involved in those tools has been great talking so many thanks and a professor phil clock, they're in london. u. s. president joe biden says he has no regrets of what he called in this place. documents controversy. some classified files have been discovered this home office and that his home in delaware speaking while visiting the site of forest fires in california by it and said that he hopes the issue will be resolved quickly. i think you're gonna find there's nothing there . i have no regrets, i'm following what the lawyers have told me. they want me to do exactly what we're doing. there's no, they're there. the white house says that the u. s. congress will come together and work to avoid a debt default. that's up to the country,

hit it's $31.00 trillion dollar borrowing limit on thursday. that affairs, but a political showdown would unsettle markets and hit growth. allen fisher reports from washington. the treasury department warned weeks ago that there was going to be the possibility they would have to take extraordinary measures if the country run up against this debt limit. and that's exactly what's happened in the last couple of hours. us treasury secretary, janet yellen has written to kevin mccarthy, the leader of the house, and also senior figures on capitol hill saying that she's going to start those extraordinary measures to what is she doing not being in to certain government retirement funds for the time being. she's also looking at perhaps realizing some investments yes, government has made and she's also seeing that as we move through this process, she's going to have to start moving money around us departments as well. that is going to put pressure on those in the white house. and also those up there on capitol hill. the question will be, what can they do to avoid the u. s. defaulting on its debt that kevin mccarthy,

when he was elected as speaker of the house, managed to do so by getting some votes from republicans who said that they wanted to see spending cuts when the debt limit came up. now, joe biden, and the white house said that simply not going to happen, that this bill must be passed clean and done. so just like they've done for republican and democratic presidents in the past. now, if there is a problem, this could cause a real difficulty in the u. s. economy and by extension, or with the world economy as well, back in 2011, when republicans and then president barack obama couldn't come to an agreement. the u. s. lost its top credit rating for the 1st time ever. and there was a tremor through the world economy that something that joe biden is keen to avoid, particularly given that the economy seems to be recovering from high inflation and high gas prices. and also things are becoming slightly easier for many families and america. so it's going to be

a very interesting 2 or 3 months as the u. s. comes up against this debt limit, not on the verge of defaulting. no, but certainly the issue is there and it's got to be dealt with quick. the usa, the asian regulator says that last week's technical glitch that grounded thousands of flights was caused by a contractor unintentionally deleting files. the agency says that staff were working to synchronize to databases when the computer system was disrupted. a u. s . judge has ordered plain manufacturer, boeing to face criminal charges in court next week, over 2 crashes. it's 737 max jets. it comes off to some victims, families rejected a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 agreement negotiated by the phone to avoid prosecution. 346 people died in crashes in indonesia, in 2018 and in ethiopia in 2019 my cana reports from washington, dc. well, this going back, that was in january 2021. when

a boeing reached to deal with the justice department in terms of which it paid $2500000000.00, including $500000000.00 towards the relatives of those killed. as that appeared to be that ab boeing was granted a relief from further prosecution for at least a 3 year period. that was the same texas court in which the relatives then in october last year, brought another case to the judge. arguing that they should have been notified of the deal before it was agreed to the judge and this was back in october, agreed at that particular point saying as well that those killed in those crashes were victims of a crime. making very clear in his opinion that there was a criminal action. now in his judgement today, the judge has repeated this particular point. and in addition, has now called on boeing to send a representative to be arraigned in this texas courthouse on the 26th of january. in other words,

the judge is saying you have criminal charges to answer. you have got to come before me, so i can tell you what those charges are, and you will plead, or whether you are innocent or guilty of these charges. over a 1000000 people in france have marched against plan pension reforms. president emanuel the crone wants to raise the retirement age by 2 years to 64 union say that's an assault on the welfare system. donut smith reports from paris. french unions wanted a big turn out for thursdays nationwide protests to emphasize the strength of opposition to pension reform. they got their wish. this was central paris. most french people accept the pension system needs reforming, but more than 70 percent, according to the polls are posed to a manual microns plan, to raise the retirement age to 64. when we look at them out of the b and b, the amount of shareholder the, of the profit, me by the shareholders and the amount of wealth and is really the country to me. we are saying we should use a bit more of that. well, to fun. these adventures for all work is good for public and private sector,

rather than pretending to me and reaching those were only the written as the site. the french president on a visit to spain says franz can't afford to keep things as they are not the peak of eve. the presumption in countries where people live longer, where we have created strong and fair welfare system, which rely on equality between generations. at moments where there are fewer and fewer people who are economically active and more and more who are retired. if you want to peg between generations to be fair. this reform needs to be carried out, train drivers, teachers, and staff that refineries as well as public transport workers were among those who walked off that jobs. trauma francis big a few days of joint forces to lead in these protests. that's unusual and also united these days and the unions themselves are not as powerful as they once were, but they hope that this protest will expand into a broader social movement, not just again, increasingly age retirement, but also hence the continuing cost of living prices. the unions of characterized

the reforms as an assault on the countries welfare system because i'm a teacher and i think i'm going to be tired when i'm 64. so i am not sure i'm labeled with children when i'm sick leave or only both of them are like we youngsters are not only here for ourselves the bell and 30 years old. that's what my parents are close to 60, and they would have to work 2 or 3 more years. the pension reform still needs to go through parliament, where micron has lost his absolute majority. so he's hoping to get it past with the support of conservatives. bernard smith, al jazeera paris, hundreds of millions of people in china, traveling from cities to the countryside to celebrate the lunar new year. this weekend, the government ended strict cove at 19 rules rules in december and for many migrant workers. it's the 1st time they're going home. since the pandemic began katrina year reports from bridging 20 years ago,

thompson was left her home in china's south to work as a cleaner in beijing. she promised to return at least once a year, and she did until 2020. when the government imposed corbett 19 restrictions on travel. now those had ended. she's making the journey again with her granddaughter and daughter in tow. how me a lot and all those are made by my parents kept asking when we would return, but because the outbreak of we couldn't the advisor, but they didn't understand it. they kept the same. make sure you come this year. i tried my best to explain the rules when they asked for sure, they miss us very much young. the family will, will unite to celebrate the learning year. time is most important and your holiday . it's the 1st time 2 year old lee out e will meet a great grandparents. they are among the 10s of millions of migrant workers travelling across china this week. known here as soon it's the world's largest and

migration people and light tension walk. many have not seen their relatives for years. it's been 3 years if this train station was this busy people of all ages, all walks of life uh, beginning their journey, entire families around the move. the government says 2100000000 trips will be made me to my the smart that's double last year with young fights, younger daughter, actual returning home and a tourism are the 2 main reasons for traveling. there's a big increase in terms of told her trips from the numbers of travelers nationwide, which will allow you to won't quite reach pre pandemic levels. but aster restrictions relax, brother under you economy, recovers hardening, there will be more movement articles, and people aren't only traveling domestically. the end of mandatory quarantine for incoming passengers has led to an increase in ticket sales for international flights. many a flying to southeast asia avoid and countries by restrictions on travelers from

china, such as japan and the united states. tungsten wall has never left the country, but her journey is longer than not. after 28 hours on a train, they live in blessed touch, one price, meeting her elderly parents who have recently recovered from the cone of virus for their health in the presence of food generations under one roof. she says this much to celebrate. 2 the al jazeera meeting. american singer songwriter david crosby has died at the age of 81 after a long illness. oh, the 2 fo group plans. the birds and then crosby, stills, nash, and young, his song writing and guitar playing style, reshape rock. in the 19 sixty's, british police say they're investigating a video of prime minister richie sudak travelling at a car without

a seat belt. should ox spokesman says that the prime minister has apologized for what he calls an error of judgement in the u. k. drivers all passengers court without a seat belt that could be fined up to $620.00. helped him still to come here all that he is on a bus, a beater for one of the a. b, a is biggest star that wasn't enough to help his team when the ups are coming up with killer in school. ah, ah ah

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a 5 hour 45 minute victory shortly. but 1st to the women's draw where it says eager sphere contact just 55 minutes to reach out for the australia i've been to pardon. while number one was up against qualify. christina gsa and only dropped one game to wrap it up easily. 661 game next up. william zach is cause it sounds wimbledon champion alaina we back enough you beat last year run about the melbourne. danielle collins that lead jessica gala also advanced with a comfortable victory of ukraine's motto costume, the american getting the job done in 65 minutes. if i knew in 660 and that sense after the face form of french open jump in bob or quite cheap about the gala was the only american celebrating in melbourne. 7 feet cocoa golf is right. wedding run going off and 2023, the 18 year old beach, but not a clever 6. 368 straight victory. go. havent got to set this. yeah.

neither. how difficult about who is the highest rank left in the men's rule? the seed made light work of title and greeks for winning and straight set to move into the full frown where he will fight leaves 15 feet young enough and exhausted. and the murray says it's a false that is at the victory over the nazi talking. knock is finished pumped for am in the morning. the tournament organizes say there's no need to change the rules . but whatever your opinion, there's no doubt it was one of the most memorable matches in melbourne ever. 7 ah, if one point sums this much up, it's this one to sit down and almost out. and the murray just wouldn't give up against the nasty cough. in that case, 35 years old with a metal hip and having already paid nearly 5 hours in his previous match, the former well, number one, doug deep showing the famous grit that earned him 3 grand slams. and 2, william picked already the 4th time finalist

in melbourne. he really got the crowd fired up despite it already being well beyond midnight's. he pulled that set back and with his opponent, visibly struggling when the next one as well to set up an epic deciding 5th, it was closed, but again, it was murray who stepped up at the key moment. oh. and after 5 hours 45 minutes, he wrapped up the 2nd longest match in australian open history. just 8 minutes shy of know that jock of which is 2012 final victory. i've a rough and a dow. oh and it for fest for i am. it's also the 2nd latest finish in melbourne. after late in hewett beat macos back, that is in 2008. that one finished at 4 33 am. the thanks so much server on for saying it's ridiculously lay ah, he didn't need to. he didn't need to do that, but it, it really helps me and tenacity in

a situation like that when we have all of you creating an amazing atmosphere, faro. so i appreciate that everyone including me. i think we should all get off to bed. naca murray described the light finish as a farce and cold and organized as to rethink the schedule after a much needed day off, he'll return to face roberto battista go in. round 3 levied stokes al jazeera spanish police say brazil defender danny alvarez has been detained in barcelona over at allegation of sexual assault. the 39 year old has previously denied the claims made against him related to an incident in boston, a night club in december. he was taken into custody on friday morning and will now be questioned by a judge. manchester city pulled off a thrilling, come back to be taught them for to close the gap on. primarily it is off no to 5 points, a full clearance from the city. goalkeeper edison was punished twice day until you sit in front and they quickly bought another actually food and it was like they

came out firing in the 2nd hall with 3 goes in 12 minutes, adding hollins, which is 28th of the season to make it cool. before we have more as a gapes, if you believe and scored another late, because again, as it finished it wasn't just man. you have to fight back to victory ra madrid, found himself, you know, down at home, fine against around in colorado. right? but they tend to match on it had in the 2nd home in junior, for his 1st goal in fixed game to make it the one that equalized before danny. so bio snatch the when was 4 minutes less besides place in the quarter finals? cheese night football later he crews in 3 quarters by selecting a certified data. and this is called one annual, but i haven't got a couple and a 5 mill when so i went for route and boss was 2 of the foremost on the back of the battle out in an exhibition match in saudi arabia, christiane, rinaldo and lena massey based on the score sheet as a parasite,

you might be to saudi all starts even from i found how may i sense this report? football saw fever has been running high all week in saudi arabia. more than 2000000 fence reported the attempting to get tickets to see lynn l mess is probably sounds del monte on the all star team headlines. but christiano, rinaldo, i'm very excited about that. my medicaid was the theme that runs the law. much amended between them. very, very excited. those lucky enough to see the game were treated to a goal feast. messy who just last month, lead argentina to walk up glowing cutoff. opened the scoring just minutes in a see, i'm not. oh, rinaldo didn't waste any time responding. he want a penalty in pretty painful fashion. and he converted with ease for his 1st goal. since moving to saudi arabia who know the way out seems insane. we're now there

wasn't finished there. the 37 year old school, the 2nd showing the killer instinct on muscle fans will hope to see on a regular basis. when. oh, if you guys were not, it was a cool. i've been, we're both legends made there exists around the, our mock, their efforts warmly appreciated by the sell out crowd assess, will the copious g going on to win 5 for on? what was a memorable night for the fans and the match that was about more than just football, for saudi arabia. the major big events that are going to be happening a lot, one of them. so one of them will be about 2029, winter age asian winter games, which is, you know, again, an incredible particular for what you. also like saturday others looking hopefully to have the 2027 asian problem. you know, i'm, you know, you know, we hear about like the world top bit, you know,

nothing offices. but obviously that's something to keep miles this much could turn out to be messy in or not those final encounter. but what we've seen from a tonight, there's plenty of hunger for their legendary rivalry to continue fun, a homage i'll just 0 out. iraq of won the arabian gulf comp for the 1st time in 35 years. the final went ahead in bows were despite, for people being killed and a crush outside the stadium, the house clenched the ties went with a $32.00 x time fixing over a month and a half. eunice, with the winning goal, is the full time iraq has been crowned arabian gulf cut champions for the 1st since 1988. and these are the scenes in basrah off. so that victory iraq's fans delighted to win the 1st international tournament. they posted for more than 40 years, and we finished with an impressive play by one of the biggest dolls in the m. b. a . check this out from steph curry. i thought

with me, yes, that was a piece of that boy curry from 38 meters out, put the golden state warriors at one point a half time against the celtics. and unfortunately for the war as it was the cell 6, you eventually came out on top winning by 3 in overtime. and that is all your sports from me for now. i'll have more later adrian. gemma will see you again in the $1300.00, cheer team. you saw that it hasn't sold this to solve, but i'll be back in just a moment to update you on today's top storage we'll see. ah ah.

this small town in the rich valley with its breathtaking scenery and high altitude is a renowned athletics hob. here you'll find athletes known for middle and long distance running. many have worn numerous awards and gold medals. yet the runners continue to break record. dozens of them are being suspended from competition because of doping. kenya has been dealing with the rising use of performance enhancing drugs with yes, one of the most misuse drugs is prescribed for a naming patient. it's a job that increases the number of red blood cells which curry oxygen to the muscles. drugs like this one are easy, available in canada. all you need is cache and a good pharmacist. people talk to say it's a lucrative business. some of the athletes like co goal, are under suspension, say they just want to keep their heads low, continue training, wait out their band,

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