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hello there, i'm jonah. how good of you to join us on this al jazeera news, our live from london coming up in california. police released a mug shot of the suspected the hunt for a man who shot dead 10 people and wounded 10 others at a dog's hold in monterey park. this as a swat team, south of los angeles moves in on a van which may be connected to the shooting at least 6 civilians killed after i'll show bob storms. the mayor's office in mogadishu, sparking a fire fight with security forces. benjamin netanyahu dismisses a senior minister, complying with a supreme court ruling to sac area dairy because of his tax for with conviction. and as ukraine uses its unity day to celebrate the country coming together to fight russia's invasion, there's encouraging news on the prospect of job and make tax and i

am he to stay within bo, how with your sport man said he's earling, harlan baghdad. try to help his team. same wolves, 3 know at league leaders also will overcome manchester. you i had for you to get a thoroughly premier league encounter. ah, we begin in california where police of surrounded a suspect following a mass shooting. it happened during luna new year's celebrations near the city of los angeles. an image of the suspect has also been released. officers have been investigating whether the suspected gunman fled the crime scene in a white cargo van. at least 10 people were killed at a ballroom dance, hold in monterey park. 10 others were injured. police say some are in a critical condition. monterey park is home to a lodge asian community and thousands of people had gathered near by for

a lunar new year festival. he had a vehicle that was described as a white glove box van, i guess you'd say van of interest. and there's a van that looks just like what we was described to us in the city of torrance. it's a barricaded suspect situation. we are working with one of our partner agencies, a torrence police department to resolve that. ah, we believe there is a person inside of that vehicle. we don't know their condition, but we're going to handle that in the safest manner. rob rentals joins us live from the scene of the shooting in monterey park, california and rob. not too far away from where you're standing in a place called torrance. i understand it is where these live pictures have been coming from that we've been watching all a police swat squad entering. in fact,

the white transit van bring us up to date with what's been going on there. ha. that's right. jonah torrance is 48 kilometers a south west of of where we are now in monterey park. a for several hours police vehicles had surrounded this white van that police said was believed to be linked to the mass shooting of 10 people. fatalities, 10 fatalities here on saturday night. and now things are moving very, very quickly. at this moment. police have just entered the van. ah, they do not appear to be um, ah, acting defensively. oh, and earlier pictures that we saw of the van taken from the drivers side showed what appeared to be a figure slumped over the steering wheel and a bullet hole in the driver's side window. so it looks quite possible that we will

find out shortly officially from the police that if this was indeed the suspect which police have not said it was and they have not named him. but if this was the person who carried out this crime, ah, he may have taken his own life and then, and thus, the man hunt that was under way across southern california has come to an end again . we don't know that for sure. this is all happening right now, so hopefully we'll get some more information from the los angeles county sheriff's department that's taken the lead on this. just to give you a little background on what happened. i last night, saturday night late around 1030 ballroom dancing studio. right behind me here, full of people, most of them, elderly people of asian heritage. they were, they were dancing and someone came in with a weapon that so far police have not described. 10 people died on the scene and

were pronounced dead shortly thereafter. 5 men, 5 women, 10 people taken to hospital in varying condition, some a gravely wounded shortly after that at another dance studio. in another town that's not far from here. a man entered there with a weapon, but patrons disarmed him. he fled and, and the man hunt was on. so these all seem to be related. police do believe that they are related and as for motive, this is the big question. there are a lot of rumors flying around in the community on social media and in whatsapp groups and, and then facebook groups and so forth. and people that i have spoken with who believe that this must have been some kind of a domestic incident. someone who was upset, oh, with someone at the ball room. ah, but we don't have that confirmed at this point. what seems to be less likely

is this as is that this was an anti asian hate crime. something that it's targeting asian american residence because of course the man himself was of the same ethnic group. so we will find out where shortly. i think once the police have gathered enough information to tell us what they know and then we'll be able to bring you that information as soon as we possibly can. rob, thanks for all that. i appreciate. there isn't an awful lot more that you can probably tell us, but we're looking still at 5 pictures coming from torrance, where armed police are still gathered around to the police vehicles heading in that white transit van. but i must say the so the air of urgency seems to have passed compared to what we've been looking at for the last hour and a half or so as they prepared to store that vehicle. they have now entered the vehicle and as a say, it no longer looks like

a situation of the threat. rob for now appreciate that. there isn't an awful lot more that you can tell us. i'm sure we'll talk to you very shortly when you hear more from the police. now to somalia, where 6 civilians have been killed in an al chabarise attack. targeting the mayor's office in the capitol, mogadishu, police say all the attackers were killed. the attackers set off the bomb, then stormed the building, leading to a fire fight with security forces. at least 19 other people were injured. in the assault on the offices, will journalist mohammed garbo b was close to the blast in mogadishu? a block or so away, and then one or 2 explosions that follow one after another. then followed by gunfire. after going fire, as you can assume that it can chaos. and then the situation began to unfold the kind of a response to the attack. and they were attacking the municipality,

of course, which is equivalent to be sure city all the whole of the office for the mayor, the district officials meet their local security official, reside, meet there. so, and what many people believe is that the reason that place was attacked was because it's a high value. it's hard because it's a government building. i think that should address still a factor is still a factor that exists. and i think we need to be honest about because the government has been launching a full blown military offensive. and different part of the country is to shout. but the ship are still able to strike targets and will be sure will inside of government. as you see what i'm holding today, i believe is that what the government is doing today, i think they over estimated their capabilities in the war and because they've

decided to take the warranty and the rule, countryside, southern and central, somebody here. but they're struggling to protect key infrastructure in the shoot. gotta tell you, there is something wrong with the government policy. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fired a key ally and cabinet minister dairy after the supreme court ruled he couldn't serve because of a tax fraud. conviction dairy was appointed health and interior minister last month as part of a coalition deal. his leader of the ultra orthodox shots party, which is the 3rd largest member of the coalition. nathan, yahoo has promised to find a legal way for his key ally to retain some influence in israeli politics. it's being reported that there will retain his title of vice premier and his ministerial roles will go to members of his party. while israel's opposition is called on netanyahu to respect the court's decision, former prime minister year law, p warned that not doing so would be breaking the law. marcia williams,

the lawman shall always say, he's not a government as a circus. netanyahu is weak and he needs to appoint a full time help and interior minister, the cabinet meeting today, minister dairy was quiet because of corruption. because well, nathan, yahoo has described the ruling to 5 very as regrettable and indifferent to the public will. in 1999, there was sentence to 3 years in jail for taking bribes. he returned to politics in 2012. last year he was convicted of tax fraud as part of a plea bargain. he agreed to leave the connecticut in return for a lighter sentence, but he then ran again in november's election and his party joined. nathan, the whose coalition there is appointment, went ahead after the new government passed legislation allowing anyone convicted but not given a custodial sentence to become a minister. critic said this could also help nathan yahoo with his ongoing criminal cases. he's currently standing trial for bribery fraud and breach of trust charges

. he denies. the rifling government has also laid out plans to overhaul the judiciary, which of sparked mass protests. they include handing more powers to politicians, to appoint judges, and override supreme court decisions. or iran con has more now from west jerusalem . what we're hearing is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu had a stage manage the firing of aria dairy. he's a very crucial ally. he's part of the coalition shas or his party have by 11 lawmakers within the coalition. if they in anger had actually pulled out, he would have been a killer blow to the government and potentially another election in israel. so that all of that had to be staged mileage and this is why we're hearing that it took a 4 days to actually get round to firing, but the firing actually did take place today. however, pri, mr. benjamin netanyahu was a fuson. he actually said that he was fight, trying to find a way back for area dairy to get back into the government. now the deal,

the likely deal has been made between charles and natalia, who will include shaft taking a shelf politician taking over aria dairies of position. he's the chairman of the shells party, so it will be one person replacing the other. it is a very big blow to him to, to benjamin netanyahu, though, because he is trying to currently via the justice minister or strip the courts of this kind of power, the power to reverse parliamentary decisions. now it was a 10 to one ruling by the supreme court, or did litty gritty of it? is it? there were lots of various different decisions. but overarching decision was in a year ago when ari dory was convicted of tax violations. he act, he said to the court, i will not pursue a career in politics. the court agreed on that and it was on that basis that you know, he had a reduced sentence when he stepped back into the court remains found to be into politics. rather, he's found to be in contempt of that deal and that's why it was such an

overwhelming ruling whether kiva elder is a political analyst and author, he joins us live from tel aviv good to happy with us. it's a pretty an edifying spectacle. this isn't it? around the sort of start of an already controversial government or senior minister sacked because of fraud. convictions, promises to allow him to retain some political influence and indeed his title. or how important is this in terms of the trajectory of this new government and what happens next? i believe that the interest so for our dairy queen, sideways on those on it and you know, and they will find a way as jerry himself said. and if you look at the door, i will come through the window and if you close the window, i will find

a way to come back from the roof. and, and even if for dairy will not carry the title of minister. he will be there as the p which you leave there as the chief rabbi owe for a shot of his quality and he will call the shots. so and in the meantime day, we'll try to find a way to, wow, this are what they call the reform the judiciary reform, which is actually, or what it has that in colon is wizard. pollution is the letters are indeed, ah, and the year government will try to tailor the and you lost his israel. doesn't have a constitution in europe that will fit the interest offer and i'm afraid

serial criminals. you seem to be suggesting or describing a scenario there in which politicians in israel, in this new government consider themselves to be above the law. and if not, they'll change the law to fit yeah. actually join and their interpretation of the low and if you will, democracy is we there thinks it all. if dairy argues that $400000.00 is re lease voted for him, who are they? 10 out of 11 supreme court judges. true that he doesn't fit to be a minister. and what day ending now is to rock the boat and change the balance of power off the democratic pillars.

and now the next it, which is ruled by the majority, the coalition then the government, which is ruled by mister nathaniel and to override the law and in the supreme court as they did in the case of very a rule that it's illegal to what they did and it's not so to speak, constituent considering me. and then they have the power to change the law because in democratic elections they go to majority. actually, it's not even true because if you see what happens in the last few weeks into the more spacious, you will find that many people who voted for the code and want to know argues, is that they knew that i'm going to reform to democratic sister and actually to

turn it into a new regime. it's not true because it's a complete surprise even to people who voted to delete good. and yesterday you could even see a woman she was interviewed and television whole is observing shot box. and she said, 1st started in my life, i went on the bus because this is a time of emergency. all is normally david grossman said, this is the time of darkness. hockey vowed i will have to leave it there. thanks very much for your insights. thank you. john and coming up on this news out from london, france and germany's leaders seek to reset relations strained by ukraine. they celebrate the 60 of friendship between their countries. from seat belts to tax finds a difficult week for richie sudak, as the scandals plaguing britons,

ruling party company, they can farce extended sport, manchester cities, gold machine, earling harlem. it's a hattrick against wolves. more on that with peter. ah, it's unity day in ukraine. a state holiday celebrating when 2 territories run by ukrainians agreed to unify in 1919 this year, the nation is made marking the day as the country is united in its fight against russia's invasion. president vladimir zalinski says ukraine's independence will be lost if it isn't able to attain true unity. natasha battle reports now from the capital. keith, you've done all the sweeping landscapes and picturesque views of ukraine before the war as president for low to miss zalinski gave a special video address for unity day commemorating morton ukraine's formation more

than a century ago. young lush, great across ukraine. in the summer, in the autumn, in the winter, we are defending all this together and we will win together equally. and the entire ukraine will hear the sounds of a victory for true show. great. since russia invaded ukrainians have come together to defend their country for some unity day is a fitting symbol for a shared experience. some of the refers which are independence and autonomy that unite us for me. his day means we are together and defending our values with our lives. keeps pass on bridge spans the disney pro river. it's usually at the center of the cities, unity day celebrations. but officials are worried about security. traditionally, on unity day people form a human chain across this bridge bought ukrainian officials have canceled the offend this year because of the way to mark the de former british prime minister

boys. johnson made a surprise visit to ukraine. he met president zalinski and visited the town of butcher on the capital's outskirts. hundreds of people were killed in butcher under russian occupation in march last year. but i can tell you that the, the u. k. will be sticking by ukraine for as long as it takes longer, but on able to not once you realize you all have to put you on, you are going to, you're going to win and you're going to get all the russians out of your country. but we will be there for a long time. ah, johnson's visit comes as western pals have promised more weapons, the cave and prussia continues to build on germany to allow its leopard tanks to be sent to ukraine. ah, keith says it needs all the fire parley can get to defend itself. most people are here agree for nearly a year now. ukrainians have shown what unity can look like and how powerful it can be. oh, it's ashley butler,

al jazeera keith and there's been some encouraging news for ukraine about germany's tanks. german foreign minister and alina burbock has told french television. germany will not stand in the way if poland decides to send its leper 2 tanks to ukraine, french president emmanuel macro has been hosting german chancellor, all of sholtes in paris for the 1st face to face franco, german summit since 2019 several 100 politicians from both countries attended sundays gathering, which focused on security energy. and of course the war in ukraine and saw to pave over divisions between the 2 nations. bernard smith reports now from paris. the alliance between france and germany is often described as the engine of the european union. it had been sputtering since last year when emmanuel micron cancelled this meeting after a series of disagreements with berlin over defense and energy policy in the wake of

the war in ukraine. differences that affect policy making in the rest of the e. u. every time when there is a major decision to be taken, the 2 countries may have different approaches, but in the end, it's only when they agree that the 27th can agree. so we are in that process at the moment on different issues. one is obviously the ukraine war and how to support ukraine or, and we've seen in recent days that jennifer charles has been under a lot of criticism for his reluctance to send thanks to her to ukraine and from the german chancellor on sunday. still no commitment that he'll give you crane what it wants. it was out the us is doing a lot. germany is also doing a lot. we have constantly expanded our supplies with very effective weapons that are already available to day. and we've always closely coordinated all these decisions with all our important allies and friends with france, for example,

with the us with other major countries in europe. and of course, with all those who participate in this discussion about emanuel micron, says france is not ruled out sending its tanks, but needs to consider 3 criteria didn't bah, governance will be due. firstly, as we have been able to do since the beginning, that it does not escalate. secondly, data could bring will effective support our ukranian friends. yeah. and for this we must consider the capacity to maintain them in operational conditions and training . both leaders reaffirmed a commitment to support ukraine as long as necessary latvia lithuania, and estonia of added to the calls from other countries to send tanks to ukraine, piling the pressure on berlin. the new german defense minister says he'll visit keith soon. he can expect one subject to dominate the agenda. bernard smith, al jazeera paris. julian, however, is a european policy specialist editor of the french dispatch. and he's also

a member of president microns renee sans party. joining us live from brussels now the think back 1213 years or so to the last time the you are, the european union was in a, in real crisis. you had the anglo merkel nicholas or cozy partnership to very different politicians who got on and got on with the job pretty well now. crisis again, a war in europe and that power couple, well that's a rather different looking relationship. how serious are these are concerns about a rift or, or are they overblown? do you think? i think in many ways there are of a blend. when extends, i mean back in october last year there was a very real situation that could have spilled into a very dangerous situation. but now things have stabilized. and remember that there are lots of similarities and points in common between manual micro and all of schultz such as the wish to push for more southern europe and increasing the

investments in defense and european industry. so why do you think people talk about a rift and why do they highlight concerns about how important it is that france and germany and their 2 leaders, although sholpes and their manual macros in this case, are able to work in lock step together. i mean, just de you said it perfectly is because it's so important that when there's even the slightest tension, it becomes very newsworthy and very worrying too many people. i mean geopolitically, let's be honest. d s d p and the sides of things have very different ideas of how to go about achieving the common goals that we have in minds. and if we're entirely honest, oh, last angland nor could nicholas tacos. he had similarities in the ideologies. whereas emmanuel, my crime shows are different than their actual gees despite having common goals and also different temperaments. which means that any problems comes across far bigger

than it actually is. where is the common ground between them? where do they need to move towards dealing to portray an image? all the unity between this power couple at the front of the politics and actually get things done. so 1st of all, as i said, there's a lot of similarities and a lot of cohesion on the topics of increasing european sovereignty, dealing with d. r currents, economic plan of joe biden, the states and finding a european solution to this that combines all the efforts of european states investing fervor in defense and industries. so making sure that european defense is up to scratch and also that the european industry can compete on the global sale. however, one of the big things that has caused some issues is how to go about insuring a european sovereignty. and particularly st chick autonomy, for example, mccaul favors an u sovereignty fund that finances investments across the u, but olaf schultz and the s t p are against this because the fact that effectively

this would lead to more european debt, which has always been a german red line, no matter who the chancellor has been, and this is something where they don't have to work the ever. but if we are entirely honest, the role of the franco german engine is to lead the way, take on the tough discussions, find solutions, and also bring everybody to the table start the right solution can be found for everybody in the eel. okay, tuning how as europe in policy specialist, thanks for speaking to us. thank you much more still to come this news, our why even people with jobs unsteady incomes are turning to food banks in one of the world's richest countries. ah dragon, dancing crowded temples and big family gatherings as people in china celebrate a lunar new year free from coven restrictions. and the shock that held this goal

for when over a $1000000.00 and the biggest title of his career that's coming up with peter in school. ah. all a stormy weather, stormy wintry weather is circulating here. round the central mediterranean, the atria tick that's produced. gonna rain and snow agnes as fast as the high ground tennessee, but the whole year in play and plane is rather more winter. and you might expect from that it's overcast, that we've had a good dump of snow in poland. seminar street as well. check republic. it's stopped snowing now, but what you've got over the top is a pool of low cloud and low tempt you look at these temperatures, the daytime max, that comes all the way down through france, where the wind exits for the rone value get caught. a strong wind and they all gathers up into this big circulation. so this is the unpleasant part of wind. will you never see the sunshine this cold by day and, but i never really snow's either,

but this is more dangerous part. yes is dusty the snow, but when you get persistent rain flooding has been the case. we see different hungry down to albania, then it got cold enough, the snow and i think we'll see a 4 once again. but there will be significant snow running up into our western austria, probably italian alps in the southern slopes of the swiss and french opposite. the whole thing expand a little bit. and the recent wants, we saw record warms, and ukraine, and red is gone now, temperatures back down to where they should be. for north africa part what's happening in the mountains north? it's a quiet picture, but hot in sas, sudan, ah, it round australia for tens of thousands of years then disappeared. now scientists the working to bring the tasmanian tiger back from the dead. 11 east investigates on al jazeera, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness,

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remind you of our top stories here now because there are police in california have surrounded a white van, possibly containing the suspect in a match, shooting at a ballroom dancing studio. these 10 people were killed and 10 injured in the city of monterey park. a boat to, for the attack is still unclear. sick civilians have been killed in an i'll show bob attack targeting the mayor's office. in somali as capital mogadishu, the attackers set off a bomb and then stormed the building, leading to a firefight with security forces. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has the key ally and cabinet minister, marian jerry, after the supreme court ruled, he couldn't serve because of a tax fraud conviction at least 12 people have been killed after a residential building collapsed in syria. a child was among those who died in

a neighbourhood of aleppo. rescue teams have been searching for people believed buried on the rebel official say the building collapse due to water leakages that we can, the foundation much of a left was destroyed during serious conflict which began nearly 12 years ago where the us says it's captured to members of isolated syria, let's get more on that from my camera who joins us live now from washington d. c. mike. well, a reminder about the ongoing us led coalition operations in the east, in syria, in particular. a spokesman for us central command says that to i saw members were captured in a helicopter and ground assault carried out by the u. s. and he says, members of that coalition operate in that one was described as a facilitator. the other as a facilitator and largest edition. now the spokesman says that once civilian was injured in the attack, he was taken to

a nearby hospital and is now being returned to his home. a few days ago, a us base in northern syria came under attack. the old times fate base where there are some 900 us soldiers stationed. that came under attack by drones to drones was shot down the 3rd drone actually hit the encampment, injuring at least 2 democratic syrian fighters. now whether these 2 events are connected, the spokesman did not mention, he did not in any way connect these 2 events. but at the same time you've had a couple of days ago, a grown attack on a us space in the north of syria. now you've got a us lead raid in eastern syria, capturing to members of iso as the u. s. claims. my kind of with that update in washington d. c. thanks mike. 6 more classified documents have been found during a new search of us president jo biden's, home in delaware buttons, lawyers agreed to the operation and say they are helping investigators. some

documents seized during the 13 hour search were from his time biden's time as a senator. others are the classified government records were found last month at the same home and at his former office in washington dc in november, his previous s a donald trump is also being investigated after hundreds of classified documents were found at his florida resort. last year. demonstrations are taking place across the united states, marking the 50th anniversary of the roe vs wade ruling. the landmark supreme court decision guaranteeing women the right to an abortion was overturned last june, giving individual states the authority to impose their own rules. pregnancy terminations have since been banned or severely restricted in 14 american states. the biden administration is trying to help women get around abortion bands by increasing access to medication used for terminations. members of our cabinet

and our administration are now directed as of the presidents order to identify barriers to access to prescription medication and to recommend actions to make sure that doctors can legally prescribed that pharmacies can dispense and that women can secure safe and effective medication rescue teams of evacuated more than 400 tourists stranded, a peruse, biggest attraction, much pitcher. the site has been closed indefinitely because of the widespread anti government protests that of rock the country since december, demonstrators of marched in the capital, lima, demanding the release of students and protest is detained at the university campus on saturday. more than 200 people were arrested when security forces stormed the area. demonstrated a calling for president tina bought allotted to resign and for the former lead

a pedro castillo to be reinstated. but frances has called for an end to the violence and economy heading towards recession. the effects of bricks it and mass strikes are making the difference, making life difficult for british prime minister richey soon act. after 3 months since he took office, being head of the conservative party only seems to be adding to his troubles. scandals of the type that led to the downfall of former prime minister boris johnson are coming thick and fast now including new allegations against johnston, himself. full rece reports from lubbock. now i'm out and about seeing leveling up in action all across the country to day getting fined for not wearing a seat belt in this instagram very. i was hardly the look of that richie soon. i was going for this week than a 100. he was trying to show he could lead britain out of the gloom and scandals of recent yell. you can follow my progress liquor and i progress has been hard to come by for the man who became a prime minister in october and the controversy that knocked his predecessors hard

to shake off. totally rude. former prime minister barak johnson was the latest to send soon. ox attempted fresh start crushing of course on sunday, while johnson was in ukraine, reports in the british media accused him of failing to declare the to man he appointed his chairman of the b. b. c. had previously helped him secure a loan of nearly $1000000.00. big deal, said johnson spokesman. but that is what the trickle of sleaze is becoming for britain's ruling party. 6 months after johnson was forced from office for one scandal to many a day before that chairman, not in the hall, we apologize for a careless error having been reportedly forced to pay $6000000.00 to u. k tax authorities. in a dispute over his finances, he had previously denied he was trying to avoid paying taxes extra embarrassing for his party and the government, as he was financed minister during the dispute in a statement. so he said h m revenue and customs concluded that this was

a careless and not deliberate error, so that i could focus on my life as a public servant. i chose to settle the matter and pay what they said was jus, what we do know is that the dean brought his tax fairs up to date. so we do know that the tax bill existed because he had launched and grow and run a very, very successful business bearing my because he came here as a refugee see a free conference and persecution speaking almost no english to a big thumbs at play in the johnson and the how he cases will hardly help the government's position is it holds out from new pay deals for nurses, ambulance workers, teachers, and trained drivers. one of the things richie soon had going for him. when he took over his prime minister was that he wasn't badly tarnished by the scandals of the forest johnson era, despite getting a police fine for attending johnson's birthday party during locked down. but as the conservative party continues, it's decades long, dance with controversy that fresh start is increasingly looking like

a false one. whole race out his era london, food banks in germany, of struggling to keep up with demand. the number of people, depending on handouts, is written risen by at least 50 percent in the past year. nearly 2000000 are relying on charity. as the cost of living rises, steadfast reports now from berlin. this is food supermarket, no longer want to sell, but over that we're is more than happy to buy for $1.50. it's the only way he can put a nutritious meal on the table. the 6 year old pensioner says with price or sorry, it has become impossible to live on his pension of $368.00 euros a month range girl. i find i have less and less money, but meanwhile, energy costs are going up. i am really struggling to make ends meet. if organizations like this would not exist, it would be a lot harder for me. after registering people can choose from groceries that are about to expire, that have been collected from supermarkets. but recently some people had to be

rejected you to a lack of supply. the people who are coming here when the number of people increase simply and we had to stop the new registrations. we can only give it to those who are registered here. who here for a long time and the other small, this is really the problem. what can we do for them? the same goes for nearly 1000 other food bags in germany. most people here are too embarrassed to be filmed. don't told me they don't want their colleagues to see them, depending on food handouts. while this is one of the world's richest countries, inequality has risen sharply and we for months. now people with jobs and study incomes are turning to these food bags for help to help people cope with high inflation and pay for their energy bills. the government has given relief payments

to all germans, but 8 organization say more needs to be done dealing at so there's no government talks a lot, but has to do more than what we do this work without being paid normally in a country like this. it should not be the case that we are the one helping these people for 13 years hill, the heck, the manage to buy enough groceries to last 4 days for her, this weekly trip to the food bank, it's painful. why am i going to be in your sunday? yes, because they don't give me enough of a pension. i'm being screwed over in this country. parliamentarians are getting 700 years because of the high inflation. and what do we get to 50 years? seriously, that's nothing. it's terrible how they treat us old people. we've also worked hard for this country that food banks expect even more customers next year with prices not expecting to go down soon and a possible recession inside stop fast and al jazeera berlin. after 3 years of tough corona virus restrictions,

china is celebrating the lunar new year with tens of millions of people traveling to their route rural home towns. they will be a week of events to mock the holiday, but joy over the return of the festivities is mixed. with concerns about the number of virus infections across china. catarina, you reports from the capital beijing, all across china, people are celebrating the lunar new year and beginning of the year with the rabbit, with dragon dancing, temple fairs and red lanterns. it's the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic, people are allowed to gather and enjoy these chinese traditions. in beijing, many chewed for hours to pray at lama temple. the most important put aside in the capital city. it's re opened up district corona virus controls kept it shut the 3 years. i worked with her co soon. i am really very happy. i haven't seen such a busy scene with so many people for a long time. this is the real atmosphere of the lunar new year. for gardner horner, after all the restrictions were lifted,

people became more relaxed. we went through a lot of difficult times during the pandemic. many of the lead, the days of corona virus lockdown are behind them. last year was the year of the tiger and according to chinese zodiac, it tied with it qualities of disruption and restlessness. and that certainly rang true for many here whose lives were negatively impact by time 0 carving policy. and now it's the new year year of the rabbit and thousands of come to this temple to pray for a more prosperous and positive year going forward. last year festival banquets were forbidden. now hotels and restaurants are booked out. others feast at home during handmade dumplings and noodles families kept apart by years of travel bands have finally been reunited in annual gala and by china's state broadcaster included much singing and dancing, but masks were nowhere to be seen. corn of ours infection surged after the sudden

lifting of restrictions in december. at least 70000 people have died. but while some a morning, others believe the most difficult time has passed days with many wishes for good fortune and good health. over the coming 12 months. katrina you out 0 teaching still had this news. our christiana ronaldo makes his debut in the saudi pro league . peter will be here to tell you how he goes all that's coming up in school bus with singing in a formal station. musicians in chile take classical music to the people, the aim of making it more accessible. ah. beneath the waters off the guy in east coast lies a newly discovered bounty of oil, enough to transform a country with a poverty rate near 40 percent. according to the world bank to an oil rich republic,

now the nation's newfound oil wealth is funding an energy project that is electrifying the rural landscape. while guyana is just beginning to export oil to the world, president here fun only wants to replace carbon based fuels at home with renewable energy. with a goal of cutting the cost of power in hand. the nation's energy planters are harnessing the rain forest rivers to power hydro plants, like this one near kato, even in the capital of georgetown were going on. as oil boom is being felt, the most solar power is transforming the landscape and the power grid event boom, can continue. experts say the fossil fuels bounty of the guy and east coast has the potential to provide clean energy to the countries remotest regions and lift the fortunes of the next generation. lou

ah, peters daddy by now. but the school. thank you. jonah arsenal. have beaten manchester united 32, in a thrilling premier league encounter. the visitors were 1st to find the back of the net marcus rash with this outstanding strike. well, when you believe last, just 6 minutes, eddie and katy are levelled masses to the home side to ensure a parity at half time. because our testers men then took the lead early in the 2nd half mikaya soccer, the man of the moments for the gunners. and shortly thereafter, that was level again li, sandra martinez, is header equalizing for earrings and hugs. men in what was turning out to be

a see saw him cancer. the pendulum would swing one more time and go to fable. the hosts in kitty as late. oh, willing for arsenal. your 5 horns clear at the top of the table that was in us get much better than that. it was a beautiful moment. and i really special one because we're pushing and pushing and pushing and they go was come in and and he came at the end of year made it even more difficult, but he was just electric and he was really emotion. i'm really passionate and i lost it as uses on a possible and top on top level. oh, it's your to, to be in the reality. and the reality is that we have to perform and also more patients we didn't do. and otherwise we would be in this game or at minimum we should have george's cam earlier. manchester cities, gold scoring machine,

earling holland, helped himself to a hattrick and a 3 no premium. even when other wolves, norwegian super striker, now has that. he goes in all competitions. claudio his team, maybe not all of them have come as easy as the courtesy of a gold key thing howler from chose a song for manchester, united star christiana. rinaldo has made his debut in the saudi pro league, the 5 time ballon door winner, captain. these new club i'll nasir, as they took on our etc fac in riyadh. fans had already caught a glimpse of rinaldo earlier in the week when he led an old story 11, who lost a friendly to leonor macy's, p. s g. that's also where he got their black eye. by the way. we're now there's school twice in that match, but said off the school sheet in this one. i'll nasa 11 know another of grinnell. those former teams rail madrid are looking to narrow the gap and spanish table top is barcelona, green bens them are, has put them in front against athletic bill bell. it's one know heading towards

time by bonsa tightened their grip on the top spot beating, set off a one mill coach. chevy rested several to place that is, robert levin got ski ahead of a copy del ray call to final. on wednesday, peggy, with the only goal of the game in the 1st half that leads barcelona on 44 points, he's not playing on the line. well, he proved that we were wrong because he provides a big shock to tell you about in the australian open women's draw shortly. but 1st, the finest sits, the bus was made to dig deep to book his place in the quarter finals. he's the highest rank player left in the men's competition and one the 1st to sit comfortably against italy's janik center. but he then dropped the next to as center forster deciding furth city post kits. his composure though, and took 6 games to 3 to secure the victory, the greek 3rd seed with a chance to reach the semi finals for the 4th time. this was the reaction of sebastian called after you earn the biggest win of his career to reach his 1st

grand slam called a final the american needed $0.05 to get past 10 seed, hubert, her catch quarter got off to a shaky start. losing the 1st set, but the wolf number 31 battle back taking the next 2 before its polish opponent grabbed the faults to force a decider core to save to break points in the 4th before coming through in a tie break. he's hoping to face with my father like son as a father peter quarter. when the 1998 australian. there was a big shock in the women's door and here it is. as promised world number one and top seed eager fiance has been st. crashing out in round fall, the po, beaten in straight sets by elaina re by kina. david stokes. rounds up the action. yes, the coin toss was about the only thing that when iga she on t x y on sunday, she was broken in the 1st game and that set the tone elaina rebecca may be seated 22nd, but she's the reigning wimbledon champion and knows what she's doing at grand slams, she took the acting set 6 for she on tech seem to get back on tracking

the 2nd set, opening up a 3 love lead, but more mistakes. let her opponent back in. and rebecca took a chance to take the victory in less than 90 minutes. ah, the $23.00 robin cas extend is into the quarter finals at melbourne park for the 1st time. i was trying to just her, i thank her from the for his ball and a to really work for. well, it's ok, you know, i'll get more time to reset and down. it doesn't matter for me. it was a safe i our 1st round or a final whatever. i just wanna kinda move forward. coca gobs, impressive start to the season, came to a stop in round for the american 7 seed was no match. p elaina auster panko who won the french open back in 2017. let be a 70 see took the win in straight sets. 7563. to set up

a quarter final attempts for back in a you know, you, when you play a player like her and she plays really well, it's like, you know, there's nothing you can do. and i feel like today, i would say nothing because every match in play a part in, but i feel like it was rough. i says a little bit frustrating on, on that part. gov's fellow american doubles partner jessica pergola is the highest rank player left in the draw the world number 3 reached her 3rd consecutive quarter final in melbourne by beating check 20 a seed? barbara critique ever. 7562. next up. your face bel, russian. victoria as a rancor, they'd stokes al jazeera when you heard david mentioned victoria as a wrinkle there. well, she battled back from a set down to be to lynn the to, to a straight in open champion, grab the final 3 games to win in 3 sets. and make it back into the quarter finals at melbourne pot for the 1st time in 7 years. that results also ends jews,

best ever run at a grand slam. now, so the shop that helped earn a goal for more than a $1000000.00 and the biggest win of his career so far. it happened that the upper darby championship and it happened to victor perez. this was his 2nd shot of the 17 from the bunker, and it goes for a birdie, the frenchman, held on to the title and the winners check of $1500000.00 strengthening his chances of playing for europe at this year's ryder cup. a time old rally champions master nausea has won the seeds and opening rates in monte carlo french on wrapped up victory on sunday by finishing 18.8 seconds ahead of toyota gaz. duty major keller, rovan para, the pair actually won 2 stages each on the final day. but all year was ahead coming into sundays action and held on for what is a record 9 monte carlo rally, victory. and that's all the sports is jonah. it's back to you in london to

thank you. well, it's not every day that an amateur choir gets to perform in front of a crowd of thousands. but one group in chile has done just that singing in the grand concert for brotherhood. the event was established as a symbol of unity and is being broadcast around the world to make classical music available to everyone. our latin america editor lucio newman reports now from santiago till his former central railroad station, influenced by french architect who starved a fate of eye for tower fame, is not the usual venue for a classical musical concert. ah, it's the dress rehearsal and every one is nervous. especially members of the choir who like ignacio said bull that i have been practicing for 6 months. you would have a friend told me that nonprofessional singers were being auditioned for a choir. at 1st i was terrified that the choir director trains you and gives you

confidence to sing even difficult pieces. oh, he's part of a citizens choir, who long with professional musicians and students are donating their time and talent for what will be a massive free concert before more than 5000 people. oh, it's the brain child of orchestra director, alexandra rubia, who wants to bring classical music closer to all people, not just an elite. we want to bring to their, to their world's their community, to, to our country. this message of brotherhood. ah, this message that we can all do wonderful things together in spite of our differences. ringback you are hearing the gun, mina, wooden, and that my girl mournfully, it's about life as a wheel of fortune, one that goes up or down without any warning. that's

a concept. that's very opportune, particularly over the last 3 years. the next day, the cultural center is filled to the brim and downtown santiago, as the cleanser begins. ah, this is the 3rd grand clumps of from brotherhood held in chile. ah, meant as a symbol of unity in times of civil strife. war and pandemic, st. it's been broadcast around the world, free of charge. still, it's not the same as experiencing this lives. everyone who plays their feelings of about what they're playing, and when your life in life concert, you can fuel these emotions. and you can also feel the emotions of the people sitting next to you when the concert ins rubia invite the public to sing

the 1st movement. ah classical music experience that the organizers hope to spread well beyond chili's borders. to see in human al jazeera santiago, much more as ever on our website, w, w. w dot al jazeera dot com. that's it for this news hour. i'll be back in just a moment with more of the days. ah ah and

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