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ah, now palestinians have been protesting in anger a day after the deadliest is ready, right in the occupied west bank and nearly 2 decades palestinian youth have thrown stones that israeli forces and rom, and in the knob, las region soldiers, 5 peer gas, more than 100 powder students have been injured or are suffering from 2 gas inhalation. the latest violence around it as palestinians. more 9 people killed by israeli forces in jeanine in the occupied westbank on 1st day in gaza. how mass is promising to respond? rockets were fired from gaza toward southern israel overnight. these are all carried out as strikes and what it says we're underground rocket factories. the i'm the say has more from gaza. the hamas. so group hearing garza and islamic jihad have called out for a massive protests across the gaza strip in rage off a what is happening in the occupied west bank. the confrontations and especially

the massacre of janine strong statements were made by leaders of hamas and islamic jihad in these protests where they confirmed that they are not excluded from any aggression that is happening in the west bank. gaza is not excluded from any aggression. and that their resistance is a, has its hands on the trigger and is ready to respond to any is really aggression on the palestinian people. these protests have come to confirm that the people of the gods this strep are a, with standing with the palestinians in the occupied west bank. and to show unity also is likely to had leaders cold on president i best to unify the palestinian home and to end their policy in division for it. this is a chance to do so to are in front of the palestinian in front of odd

these railey occupation. i am at my home is in ramallah with 3 action from palestinian cindy occupied westbank. there is a growing sense of frustration among many locals here in rome, a law or generally speaking in the occupied westbank because they say the israeli military rates, arrests and killings have become daily routine and they are playing down the decision making by the palestinian authority to stop security coordination with israel because it say they say it won't change anything on the ground though a protest to during friday prayers that the along so mosque in occupy the east jerusalem. i'll to fly together to james bay's. now there's real tension in the air and join the prize. there was some pres said for the dead in janine. there was also a brief moment of protests where the policy and flag was res,

never chanting from alex to janine they chanted, palestine is free. now interestingly, one woman we believe was arrested for raising that flag, but that wasn't the heavy handed response that you've seen in the past from the israeli forces here that i think is because things are diplomatically sensitive. and that's because we go to a visit coming up here from the us secretary of state on sunday, as the blink it'll be coming here. it's a planned trip. it's not because of the violence we've seen in recent hours of the u. s. of the key player in the international community. and i can tell you there's real differences around the security council table in new york on what to do now. there are those diplomats from other countries on the security council who privately tell you the international community really does need to get properly involved and stop proper negotiation. others will say it's time for much more condemnation of israel if you're going to move forward and try and get some

dialogue between these 2 parties, the, the barrier to either of those 2 things is the by did ministration. and that's why i think some, i hoping that the u. s. secretary of state will see things for himself and decide perhaps to dissuade president biden, to change the u. s. government position are major cities across the u. s. a bracing for demonstrations as police prepared to release a video showing the beating of a young black man by offices 5 former policeman in the state of tennessee have been charged with 2nd degree murder. following the death of tyree nichols, and we'll call some sheriff reports a community increase. the family of tyree nichols joined in at memphis state park to honor the father was an avid skate bolder. his mother calling for come ahead of the release of a police video of the events which led to us some step away. oh lord of burning. that part of the letter you really love for.

oh, you guys are here for me or got re. oh you oh, oh oh li police initially said nichols died in hospital after confrontation with offices below is of the family say even pepper sprayed, taste, said restrained, and kicked the last word on the rear. he's all about pay the 200 yours from his house. any cause for his mom? 3 her mom. her mom, so worst you man. we're to humor. these are the 5 officers who been charged with 2nd degree murder. the also facing

charges of aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping. official misconduct and official oppression. they were fired last week after an investigation found them to be directly responsible for using excessive force. we all want the same thing. we want justice for tyree nichols. it's my hope that if there's any silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud, if that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform, the city is on the edge ahead of for public release of the video on friday. or may consume sharif on casita. our white house correspondent, kimberly how come joins us now live from washington dc. so kimberly cities across the us a bracing for more protests. how concerned is the white house about this?

the white house is greatly concerned about the prospect that there could be wide spread and rast across the united states. as a result of the release of this video, it's anticipated that it will be released just as the sun goes down on the east coast of the united states. and it is why the white house released a statement. the president released a statement appealing for com. the president saying that this is a painful reminder of the work that needs to be done in the u. s. justice system. it's a system that ensures that there will be equal justice for all fairness and that there will be dignity. but in the words of the president is clear that there's still a long way to go and that there's work to be done. he says that a public trust is really the foundation of public safety. but this video, it is expected to show that it's clear that there is no public trust. given the fact that it's obvious that there is very clearly

a long way to go in terms of restoring the public trust in light of what we expect will be shown. i'm kimberly, we're expecting a video to be released. how bad is expected to be? well the police chief of the memphis police department has been talking about what she has witnessed the body kemp footage of these 5 police officers. she says is very difficult to watch. she herself said, it's nothing like she has ever seen in her career as a police officer. and you can imagine she seen an awful lot. she said at minimum a, it is very sad. but for most people she said, it defies humanity. it is something that is basically a disregard for human life. as she says, this is beyond what sort of is basic k in terms of policing in the united states.

it is an excessive use of force, and it will be very difficult to watch and that most people will feel sadness for the family. if not, anger is the reason that this is be released. the police said she says is because she herself felt compelled to do something, and that is why this is happening. but again, it is expected to provoke not only sadness, but in many cases, anger in the united states. and that is why once again, this white house is appealing for com in what is expected to be widespread protest . all right, kimberly, how can i thank so much? now i am told the rebels of taking the 12 a strategic town in the democratic republic of congo. the eastern town of chang go, was seized on thursday night. un keeping mission says more than $450.00 people, including women and children, the seeking refuge at its base in the town. it's calling on the rebels to leave.

regional leaders agreed in november and 23 fighters would withdraw from eastern areas where i was following developments from the kenyan capital nairobi. i'm pretty 3 widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. rwandan soldiers have been photographed with them. 23 slices, incense the 3 slices where ruined the military equipment. although everyone the denies it and for months and $23.00, the pushing towards john gets award from the cc territory. it's been defended by congo army who a widely reported to be fighting alongside militia. although congress government denies it now a military fuel system, congress told us that just 2 days ago, the talons of soldiers crossed from one that reinforce and 23. and that's what proceeded and 23 fighters overcoming the congress government forces on this allies with defending control, mtv taken the town and not mean to anthony 3 controls. the roads now from china to

the provincial capital of goma. the only other road going north is being controlled by and $23.00 for a month. now this is the, the alternative route. the north also cut off and many people in goma. now, the n $23.00 will have gone south towards the town of sock, a wood cut off the only other remaining road access to the city of gomer and m. 23 and is back as a strong physician to negotiate with the congress, the government escalating violence, there is forcing more people from their homes. meanwhile, they taking refuge in the city of goma as a wave of fighting between them. 23 rebels and the government worsens. the humanitarian crisis. garcia opposite leanne reports, clean violence and instability. these families and eastern democratic republic of congo are starting over home is now an improvised camp in goma there, escaping blowing violence in the region as the m $23.00 armed group fights

government forces. again, debbie, debbie chang, we witness everybody killing people, and we got scared that we lift that they wouldn't kill us. we lost everything of them. uncle been at the, for my people from the who jemaya dounia shares his chant with his wife and 5 children and even in the near, near my joining. but this is my home. i started building it 2 days ago when i got here. mom we left with nothing. if we sleep on the ground on top of tree leaves, we don't know if our brothers who stayed survived it was about to set. the united nations has accused m. 23 rebels of committing atrocities against civilians and recent fighting as forcing more people from their homes. gentlemen, ready to news up, what was this last night we registered more than 1300 people. yeah, we're still identifying them because more and more arrive every day. we know that others are on their way, and families here had hope they be able to go back home. but they say that hope

is fading. cartier lopez or the young al jazeera all kinds of ahead of news out including feeding the financial pain. why a fall and the value of focus on currency is less many struggling to survive. protest isn't have a break into the apples with the prime minister track soon side. and ukraine threatened the boy called next year's parents lympics, unless russian and bella, russian athletes stay locked out. that's coming up with the turn. the school ah, shares in multiple companies owned by asia is richard man of plunged sharply as accusations of accounting fraud and stock manipulation and of investors. gal to my danny's, our danny group has been hit hard in india market,

following allegations made by the new york based investment hindenberg research in the book says it's uncovered evidence of brazen accounting fraud. stock manipulation, and money laundering at donnie over decades. shares started to fall sharply after allegations were made. almost $11000000000.00 were wiped out on wednesday. and the losses in 7 listed companies went up to $48000000000.00 on friday. the group has rejected the allegations and says it's considering remedial and punitive action against hindenberg in response in the book says don failed to address any of the issues raised in its report and that it's ready for any legal action. robin, i or is an investigative journalist who's been sued by the dani group for his work on the company, joins us now from new delhi. good to have you with us. so you've done a lot of work about this group. just take us through some of the stuff that's come

up that is has led people to this kind of conclusion. thank you for having me. this was nothing for me for a long time, a little john lists. i've investigated and lot of articles voted and since years that so then dealings of this company. so there's groups are different companies. but he opic, for example, arch kid as a group of for foreign portfolio investors based backs. heavens, like malicious, cypress sometime in singapore, and all these are connected somehow to one entity in british woods in islands. other specs have and so this particular report highlighted all these things and then the group itself. so on let's use the devil's his. i mean, i guess

a lot of companies use tax havens. a lot of companies may have a pay structures, but, you know, is there evidence to, to raise it above that sort of level? and the case of f, b i saw use in the earlier method has published been inflammation one and a half years ago in 2021 in july. and that has been taken forward by this investigation of 400 books and then bug research and their report. if you read it, i mean it's almost the same thing which i have written, but they have taken it much forward and speaking to they have spoken to more people that spoke to more people and find out more details about that. what's that? i think we didn't evidence that this and, and there are other evidence also called the law enforcement agencies and india would investigate the different companies of this bill. sense of in transactions of business since 2000 and then 2000 live and it's almost a decade. well,

that indicates, and after so many question marks like this, i mean, how would a company of this size be able to get away with so much for so long? what kind of influence and links does it have in the country? the company beginning this began in the science recently before that it does not come into so after, after this, the government particular government which came in, depart in 2014, most of those investigations was then slow down. and they would instances that one of the prominent investigative agency, the. ready actually of intelligence that have been new in diligence which is under the ministry of finance. nobody had said in investigation. ready going on for that level of got re refuse by hey,

the goat still get more and they didn't, they had to go do for the supreme good, but investigation us and it didn't reach anywhere. like when i call my articles published and the other investigative reports i reported in business journalists published a lot about these time sections of transactions, obscure transactions. so been the member of parliament in britain to say be the stock exchange board of india. that is the regulatory authority which controls the market and then get on that damn to story by the minister of finance and the parliament parliament investigation going on and should be confirmed the same. there's an investigation going on and it came to like recently happened again and then it didn't reach anywhere. now the saying that the because

of the duty mixed mal issues, city couldn't. busy big the investigations forward, so it's already won a half year. so what they're doing, nobody knew. no, no clue about it. so it, if you know this is coming because this is the basis of these companies, especially that the current financial structure and status and the kind of burden these companies have. and the, i don't, if you look at the profit, what they generate and begin to do within the 6, very minimal. and that kind of thing, the same price a stay at all. but it's actually stayed opposite. so all the people who read that this is coming and how big that will be been that was it only 2 questions now of the 4 happened and then the last 2 days and then i would h and the last that is 25th 26 was the holiday in delhi, in india, and 27 today,

all the groups market capitalization was reduced by almost 20 percent. so then of the dates, investor, money lost, then it's for the $1000000000.00 the of, if you are saying that $40000000000.00 wiped out of the month, i could send money in was just money right right now. all right, well thanks so much thing. good. talking to thanks for your analysis of that robin, i have a box tiny rupees, hit an old time low against the us dollar and the 2nd on the crisis is worsens. is foreign reserves shrink film this could lead to severe shortages of essential goods such as food and fuel can either report from it's not a bad it's another de la vod friday bazaar as people go around shopping for century, good by did bad news on the economic front, the buckets on a tumbler against the us dollar by almost 10 percent. and that to,

from a government which was promising to bring change of august on, according to the financial times, the country is on the brink of collapse and economic crisis which could be comparable to what happens to city a lung which ran out of foreign exchange. market on foreign exchange that had an all time low and our country is trying to negotiate with the i, m f, which after the evaluation of the rope, we had to come to progress on your discussion conditionality to resume that bailout package for margaret on. but they're going to miss wrong. that money will not be enough to address budget on. on a problem. industry is shutting down because energy costs have been going up. and for the fort regarding the banks are not opened letter of credit regardless of acute shortage of foreign exchange, particularly us dollars and then rested,

have lost over 4 months of enrichment for no fault of their own according to economic x. but now we've been speaking with some economic expert and also people on the ground. and this is what they tell us valid point. so probably it didn't where it was earning 500 rupees a day. even then i was happy as things were affordable. but now even if i'm earning 3 times that still it's hard to survive, that price is beyond the reach for them. but among both buyers and sellers are really too high inflation look at the devaluation. that will be obviously the increase, the patrol prices and other commodities. unfortunately, the total failure, the current government and wrong policies which brought the country the why just call that one is the valuation of the rope. a will have the people hard dead already struggling to survive the central commodity. and they of course, will be preventive because of the knock on effect on the price of a central items, buckets on it importing wheat, richard a staple in this country because of

a cure shortage. and this of course really mean that every central commodity really, thea price high. something that the people are focused on can afford, as by john says it will remove its diplomats from its embassy in iran after it called a terrorist attack. a gun and storm the building kill the killing. a security chief and injuring to guards. the suspected attackers under arrest. the finest of both countries have spoken of suggested that joint investigation has kept more on this with us all sort of the he joins us now from the iranian capital. so take us through. we saw some rather dramatic pictures. there are so will take us through what exactly happened today. well, yes, it is quite a dramatic incident that took place into round today. so early in the morning, around 830, an iranian national has attacked the urine embassy and killed the head of security

and also injury to others there. according to the iranian officials, the motive or of this attacker was purely oh, the fair bought the family issues. so right after the attack, the reynolds, steve has interviewed the attacker and africa said that in last april, his wife got into the, ran it as a deck as it be, jenny embassy into iran. and since then she disappeared. and then again, again, he went to the embassy to get something or to have an information about his wife, but he couldn't get it. and then finally, he decided to attack and kill people that this is what the attackers seen. and iranian side also seen so far, they didn't find any other motive, but the rear as that is and that related to there are, there are other issues as well. they also says that it is purely family issue. however, they seem they're, they're investigating. but when it comes to azerbaijan reaction, it is a little bit different. so as there be jab booth as it be, jennifer ministry,

and also the statement coming from the present over officer b, johnny hammer in my live. they described this as a terror attack and they called the ran into authorities to investigate it truly. not only the attacker, but also those who are involved in his attack. so when you look at the way that they are, they're construct, if they're struggling, dear statement and did wording, it seems that they are not that much willing to buy what iranian officials here are saying. so and today, by the way, that the debt to run fullest chief also has been replaced. however, the ren officials here are seen that this is not related to the attack. now, the relations twin as that of asian and iran have been stressed in the past. there were things like, i'm gonna cut of off and armenia and so on, right. so how is this going to impact those relations? well, absolutely. so did the car about no golden, horrible war was a turning point in relation between azerbaijan and iran. so as there be,

john accuses, is iran off, halpin armenia, send in the weapons, a heavy, conventional weapons to armenia. on the other hand, iran accuses azerbaijan of becoming an israeli bays. and they said that the corporation between azerbaijan and israel is quite concerning. for iranian side, even it is a national trad, that israel has that much of the military presence in, in an in azerbaijan. so, right after these accusations does escalate and passion between the 2 countries of the, the global, not horrible war, particularly iran has conducted to the military drilled ad drills at the asa beach on board there. and in the recent one, the iranian army has built the mix shifter berg beach over us river, which separates 2 countries, and they pass to the other side of the border. and in response to it can also be john. in last december, they have also conducted a war game,

and they also passed the honest river to the iranian side. so it was a cleave, a sign up or signal from azerbaijan and turkey. also in response to the a did the iranian military did a. so we see that it is very much escalate and, and also just last month as that'd be offered the 1st time has appointed an ambassador to israel. and so these at tech is come in almost in less than a month of that, this appointment. so we can say that the incident that took place today probably will how an impact may be even further detailed here, the transmission between these 2 countries. and just to deescalate the situation today, there has been a phone call between iranian for the minister ended up to law young and the also be johnny for the minister g, whom are by romal. and they have agreed to, to, to, to, to establish a joint committee to investigate this in an attempt to defuse the tash nor i, thanks so much for so thought of that now from sand storms to severe flooding.

weather is changed drastically in the gulf. and us, our weather reporter, jeff harrington explains from doha, all floods are possible a winter in the gulf, unlike any other, at least in recent memory. since january 1st, more than a years worth of rain has fallen on cat hurst capital, though hot. in the nearby emerald streets flooded after another deluge and put the dubai desert classic at his standstill for several hours. ha. in november, saudi arabia's western coastal city of jetta assad, record rainfall, 3 years worth in only 8 hours. 2 0, and it's not just rain, it's been cold enough for snow on the tops of these mountains. a rare event in oman . the why this month's of the year in the golf are during the winter and with another still to go. more flooding is possible. jeff harrington,

l g 0. doha still had an al jazeera why b b. c radio has been forced to end broadcasts in multiple languages, often decades. how japan is turning to attack to tackle is low birth rate. and the final sets of us reaches the australian open final. izzy chases is 1st ever grand slam type. ah, the who's off we go with your weather update for asia and right off the bat we've got some other alerts for the indian state of draw just on some thunder downpours here may see some hail mixed in as wall. and then this turn, the base been gone, looks like it wants to spin up into something this area is conducive to storm development. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. it's a breezy picture for

a southern st province in pakistan, including could, archie could see windows here about 50 kilometers per hour, and a shield of snow sweeping through cobble maybe about 10 centimeters in the forecast for you, or monsoon range, cutting across the central philippines. also, northern borneo island and touching the coast central coast of vietnam on saturday . a cold breeze from shanghai rate through to ty paid you know, type a the, some of the or should be about 20 degrees, but just the top temperature of 10 on saturday. even a bit below average in hong kong as well, but at least suns out and with colder air still coming out of siberia over the see here we get. see and do snow up and down that west coast upon sure. i think we may even see some blizzard conditions there. the temperature is not as low as they have been, including in beijing, with a high 6 degrees on saturday, as a snapshot of your weather soon, a bit. ah,

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lou ah, welcome back. you're watching out, is there a time to recap our headlines now? palestinians are expressing anger after israel's most deadly re than the occupied west bank in $92.00 decades. people have protested there, and it garza more than a 100 palestinians have been injured all suffered from tear gas in collation major cities across the u. s. the pricing for demonstrations is police prepared to release a video showing the beating of a black man by offices $5.00 former policeman and tennessee have been charged with

2nd degree murder. following the death of tyree nichols chaise in one of india's biggest business crews of plunged, his accusations of accounting for stock manipulation, unnerved investors. this development comes as via down the group prepared to launch a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 sale of shares. demonstrators in haiti have blocked streets in the capitol after a series of killings by of police officers, by armed gangs sunstorm the airport as primary stereo laundry was arriving from a foreign trip. john hallman reports protests in haiti this time around lit by men in police uniforms. they were angry about the killings of offices over the last few days. they killed 15 policemen in one month after god. then comes the police. we stand with our policeman who went to the captain's airport, stopping prime minister of the yellow marie from leaving it after a ride from

a summit in argentina. we need a revolution. we need to have bloodbath if ariel on re signs are packed with the bandits. a lot of police are dead and he didn't say anything, not even a tweet for the policeman who died. we are in the streets to fight for our brothers and sisters who are victimized by the bandits. we have to take to the streets every day to get what we want back. eventually prime minister re managed to leave the airport, but he's at the head of a political crisis in haiti. and now the powerful gangs now controlled more than 60 percent the cap to pull to prince. following a break down in institutional order. triggered by the assassination of president jo vanelle, voice in 2021. unleashing levels of violence, not seen here, indicates extorting murdering, raping to control those in their dominions. gangs have increasingly resorted to the deliberate killing of men, women, and children. as young as 10 years old,

have been brutally raped and tactic that spread fear and destroys the social fabric of communities under the control of rival gangs. the haitian police are hopelessly over merged. the united nations is advocating for an international force to be deployed to keep law daughter in the country. but so far, no one wants to lead it. meanwhile, haiti burns slipping, ever closer to a failed state. john hohmann out 0. state of emergency remains in effects in honduras, security measures were recently expanded across the country in an effort to fight gang related crimes. manual or apollo reports from san piedra, sola blue in evening patrol. in san pedro sula, the yellow police are enforcing a state of exception. a special security protocol government has put in place to

combat streaking repositories with the purpose of the directive is to compete in utilize dismantled the criminal activities of gangs of the near future to make this criminal groups disappear. hunter is now the 2nd country in central america to declare this kind of emergency measure. yeah. residency medic, castro, now one year into her administration is seeking to emulate a public strategy adopted a neighboring el salvador to fight crime linked to street gangs like m. s 13 and the notorious 18th street game. gilbert is a strategy like fish needs to be accompanied by plan of social investment, because that's to say, a plan to repair the social fabric to the neighborhood for the state of exception is being carried out. has a long history of weak social fabric for children have few opportunities other than criminal activities like extortion drug trafficking. last year, the government upon tourists reported the lowest homicide rate in 16 years. authority, say security measures like the state of exception are necessary to continue that

trend and to lessen gang related crimes like extortion, which disproportionately impact small business owners as well as bus and cab drivers were in a small city bus in downtown some federal bus drivers tell us that the special security measures being implemented by the hunter and government are working at least in part, allowing buses like this one to enter neighborhoods that were previously considered too dangerous to work it. on present roberto, who has asked us to hide his true identity, told us he pays gang leaders $3000.00 a month in extortion money in order to operate his several small city buses for him . the government's hard line against gangs doesn't go far enough or not. and then how soon on, if we don't pay the money, my drivers are out on the streets are the ones who pay with their lives as transport business owners, we would rather just pay what we have to pay to the gangs. so our drivers can keep doing their jobs and we can keep doing ours. it's clear that fighting extortion

from gangs is complex would hunter and authorities have vowed to address the root causes of crime, including tackling corruption within the national police force. and though it's only been a year since the new government was elected, the country security forces see they're committed to changing the image of ponderous from a seemingly lawless state to a country where the rule of law prevails over organized crime. when rendered up a little al jazeera, some federal sewland. now cuts announced by the b, b. c, affecting it's broadcasting around the world, coming into effects, the corporations, coughing, hundreds of jobs in its world service, meaning it's radio output in 10 different languages is ending b, b, c radio will start broadcasting in languages, including chinese, hindi, and arabic. the bbc says it's been forced to make the costs because the u. k. government, imposition of a fries to the license fee money it receives or mark tale is a former b, b,

c, india bureau chief sees with us now live new delhi. good to have you with us. so what do you make of these deep, deep cuts to the b b c's output will of course, i think sad because it is a powerful b. as in south asia, i worked for many years. i've seen the impact rate job and it's quite clear. it's other being the most effective way of communicating news that we have. and the idea that you can simply move away from a normal transmissions and having broadcasting services like to in the service and simply expect people to use telephones or something like that.

i think it's a mistake because one thing, of course in this country is a large number of people who didn't average. tennyson will really have to say, i'm being continued surprised by the number of people who do have breath. tennyson can't be no direct substitute for broadcasting. well, you said you've seen the radio, give us an idea of the sort of influence of the d. b. c. language services there. yes, the language is particularly the in the service stream . a well listen to powerful not as well. 20 years ago. because his proposal,

television had really taken off and little private, private television and started it was very, very powerful. and the b, b, c. you say you have millions of business. and the government was very attentive to what the baby to is doing. well, baby, she was saying i had many brush up with a broad cause and the really, i think one of the moving sites in, in the us to go into really chat about 8 o'clock in the evening when the indian program came. well. and you see people huddled in

groups and people have to run the radio transmitter, listening to the b, b. c. i remember among the casing the place called the mood of where we asked the gentleman who is going to win the inaccurate. and he said, how can i tell you i haven't been to the b, b, c that and then there's another one, the big chunk of gender. when he was time minister listening to the b, b. c. to get confirmation that his mother had died. i will, will some of the continue button in an online form and cannot, cannot really fill the void when i didn't think it can do region is mainly because you have to have the equipment to watch the online

transmission. and as i said, not everyone has that equipment. and secondly, because it's not as good and you learn when they will be seen as i understand it sort of program which that you see when every evening. and then re morning would be david k to to material specially designed full india and full of material which i wouldn't be able to see anywhere else. so all right, thanks so much for your thoughts on that. mark tali. japan is looking to fast track the use of robots and drones to carry out deliveries the being seen as

a potential solution to the country's declining population. as robert bride explains from tokyo, japan is a world leader in industrial robots on show. with this exhibition in tokyo, the kind of precision robotics that work on production lines globally. and for those companies still wanting to use people. it even provides the add ons to make the workers more robotic. but it's where robots are interacting directly with humans that offers the most excite. but right now, especially in the smart delivery functions, eagerly sought by the service and logistics sectors, encouraging their development thanks to the speed of development of many types of technology. we've been able to bring them together in this machine in just a year and a half with their high tech manufacturing, super fast internet speeds under desire to be 1st,

it seems east asian countries are pioneering. the introduction of robots in everyday life. baby steps that are sometimes faltering, and that still require a guiding human hand. nonetheless, japan feels it's time for robots to take that place in the workforce on public streets, allowing them to be used for deliveries in some local neighborhoods from this spring. for japan, the use of robots for even the simplest task, cannot come soon enough. that countries holding birth rate has led to a recent government warning that society is on the cost of whether or not it will continue to fully function. in the logistics businesses are developing the drones that one day will be delivering packages to our doors. japan has just lifted some of the restrictions on certain drone operations over urban areas wants to know. we are make a lot of use cases. we believe there will be more often the market and there will

allow more areas to fly. so we see more potential drone development and production here as elsewhere has been spurred on by the war in ukraine and expos like this one in sol have been showcasing the military applications for the robot at this expo in japan. it's a falling birth rate that is the most pressing battle. and in the robot, it finds an ally, rob mcbride, al jazeera, tokyo. people in bangkok are being urged to take precautions to protect themselves against worsening air pollution. and being advised to wear masks or work from home where possible, the number of patients suffering from pollution related health problems more than doubled in the past week. i was catch up with all the smallest news, his peter. sammy, thank you very much. robert yakobelli cheers. one went away from a record extending 10th australian open title. 15 years to the day off re when he's

1st one he be tommy paul, to set up a final against creases. stefan city pos as bo close battle to take the world. number one spot, david stokes wraps up the action semi final stay in melbourne and american. tommy paul was in the last 4 of a grand slam for the 1st time. up against novak joke of ich, and 9 time champion on this court. and it didn't take long for jock of each to hit his stride, racing into a $51.00 lead in the opening set. but somehow cold fought his way back to level it up at 55. only for jock a bitch to go on and take it. or be it taking a little longer than it should have done. oh, after that it really was one way traffic several powerful shots helping jock of each take the 2nd set 6 games to one and whatever pull through. it's him in the

3rd jock of each, had the answer. he took it $62.00 to wrap up the match. that makes it 27 consecutive decrease for him at the australian open. one more will see him equal wrapping it out. reco tally a 22 major titles we, we both had the had the heavy legs in, i think in the 1st said, but yeah, i was really fortunate to to kind of hold my nerves, i think and, and towards the end of the 1st set, it was a key in after that i started swing through the ball more so in i'm just really pleased to get through another final in the final jock of which will be up against 3rd seat. stephan off sits a pass after losing 3 times in the melbourne semi's. he made no mistake this time and seeing of rush in, 18th seed karen hatching up in 4 sets. he's the 1st greek prior to reach the final in melbourne. a city which has the biggest greek population outside of greece. 6

pass is never when a major and lost his any previous final to jock of ich, at 2021 french open. whoever wins on sunday will become the new will. number one is at the moment that i've been working hard for you to be able to play in finals like this, but finals that have a bigger meaning. so it's a pass chasing number one spot and his 1st grand slam. but to lift the trophy, you must become the 1st player to beat joke, a bitch at melbourne park since 2018. david sikes. how does era joke of it's? his father stayed away from the semi final for fear of causing a distraction. it comes on, he was pictured posing for photos with vladimir putin supporters in melbourne earlier in the week. speaking in his post match news conference, brockovich moved to clear up the situation. my father, my whole family and myself, have been through several wars during ninety's. so, as my father put in a statement where against the war,

we never squeal support any violence or any war. we know how devastating that is for the family, for people in any country that is going through the war. my father has been going after every single match to meet with my fans at the main square here and elsewhere in open to, to thank them for the support and to be with them. pay them respect and make photos. i heard what he said in the video, he said cheers and unfortunately sound the media has interpreted that in a, in a really wrong way. my father, as i said, was passing through and there was a lot of serbian flags around and that's what he thought he thought he was making photo with somebody you know, from serbia. ukraine could boycott next years, paris olympics, if russian and bella, russian athletes are allowed to compete the country sports one that has said quote, they can be no agreements with representatives of terrorist countries. for demon

gut sates, arose tony's official facebook page, but the country's position on athletes from russia and bella. ruth, is unchanged despite the international olympic committee saying on wednesday that explore away for athletes from the 2 countries to take part. as neutrals got safe roads as long as there is war in our country. we will continue the sanction policy on russian and bill, russian athletes. he went on, i hope all the federations athletes and the entire civilized world. pay attention now, and we won't have to resort to extremes. he's being backed by ukrainian athletes who are unhappy with the international olympic committee as late as mids. it's a war and it's war. russia out this war is taught ukraine, who attacks russia. it's russia, ukraine, and now if you compare the sacrifices across from outlet prices, so if you bring them out groups, of course it's not comparable at all because i would, i was in there like families. they moved into their homes. and some outlets i was

in their life on the front line. before the i see came out with a statement we spoke to dr. j. simon rove who is an associate professor of international politics at the university of leads. you said the organization has a history of trying to resolve political conflicts. sport has a role as a mediator, thomas backs efforts in 2018 to bring together the north and south williams at the winter olympics. and. ready in sort of a lympics diplomacy where it wasn't mr. put in. ready or mr. trump, or mr. g, who was trying to poke that deal. but you know, each have an organization based in switzerland, which has nothing to do with intellectual policy to go, he does. and he's always been an internationally political organization. and the notion of being a mediator of sport providing an opportunity. oh, you know, i think he's very convincing. doesn't always come to fruition. sport is not the

sort of silver bullet solution to solve the world's ill, but he can provide both moments of congress a moment for conversations that wouldn't happen otherwise. and at the same time provide a reason to people to connect to communicate, to share a moment of perhaps one to a sporting achievement appreciation of analysis that comes with the sporty school of resurrection. ready stories and that's particularly appealing when you're trying to get over, you know, an issue and, and achieve something. francis rugby federation, president bernard le ports has resigned, also being convicted of corruption. la ports who is also a former national teen coach. was handed a 2 year suspension or suspended prison sentence in december. you were so guilty of showing favorites of them in awarding a should sponsorships a french club champions, montpelier frontal due to host the rugby world cup later this year. saudi arabia is

hosting formula e again this week, the motorcycle championship for electric cars will stage 2 races on back to back nights, just outside re add starting in around an hour. saudi arabia is just one of the stops in the schools. 9 season features 16 races. earlier we spoke to the team principal from the karen, formerly team. you told us how e technology is proving to be a viable option for competitive motors. we often so to have discussions internally about the teacher might store the direction that said that it's going to be going in. and when you talk about that, whether it's 25 years time or 50 years time, i think that shit that she can come a lot sooner than that. and if you look at the automotive industry as a whole, this is see change that we've got going on at the moment, or sam, electric mobility and sustainable mobility as a whole. i think that might plays a really important role. is that the test laboratory if you like, and so i think you know that the made sport see to continue to be relevant and it

needs to change and adapt. and i can only see that being very much positive for, for, for marie. so i think it'll go from strength to strength from here on it. let's round up a few more sports headlines for you now. starting with the n b h, the leading team in the eastern conference, the boston celtics were beaten on their home code by the new york knicks. julius randall top scoring with 37 points for the next if they want in overtime. boston now last 3 straight for just the 2nd time this season. and over in the nfl, there are encouraging signs for kansas city chiefs tend to be a f. c championship game against the cincinnati bengals quarterback. patrick, my homes is missing a sprained ankle that came through practice and seems confident he will play that's like you still do. 1 of things, but i, it's going to, we'll see as we get closer and closer we'll see during the game. i mean, you can't, you can't fully do exactly what you're going to be in those moments in the game.

but i, all i can do is prepare myself the best way possible and then we get the game you hope drilling kind of takes over and you can make those pros. we need to okay, i'll be here again later with most sports needs including action for mentioned that he and also i think i've thought that one kicks off at 8 p. m g m t family now or i will be watching out for that one. thank speak for me for this news now, but i'm back in a couple of minutes with another full show to stay with us. i ah a $150000000.00 traits disappeared every year into the clothing that we all wear from up cycling to save

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