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a trophy number 10 in melbourne? ah, welcome to the news our israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a series of measures after 7 is really are killed and 5 injured into shootings that followed a 4 hour meeting of his security cabinet on saturday. so homes of palestinian suspected of being involved in the attacks are to be sealed off and demolished. the government will make it easier for a settlers to own guns by foss tracking licenses. and it will strengthen the police and military with operations planned to arrest people and collect illegal weapons. are you it's it, but the implement shall i got the attorney general moment and every 2 hours i was in contact with her people. not allowing us to feel the houses then, and my lease is also, in my opinion, it can't be like, not in my opinion,

it's not terribly to me, the government, but the citizen of israel, not the same as a shilling to me about the issue of sealing the houses, there's a further list of steps are requested, which i hope won't face obstacles except 1st, that house demolition my astonishment over tens of houses in east jerusalem which is still not demolished. still possible to demolish them, atomic, to the place in the coming days to demolish those illegal houses. the issue of weapons. i want weapons on the street. i want a city of israel able to defend themselves. let's bring in our diplomatic yet arthur jones, but he's joining us now from western. let me know, james, many people say that these measures are in fact not new. but what do we make up? the fact that they've been publicly announced, and they'll be fast tracked. yeah, many of these measures have been carried out in the past by israel, but they're being very strongly promoted and you can see that prime minister netanyahu you just heard those comments from the national security minister is now

surrounded by a right wing crowd. in this most right wing of israeli administrations, and he's under quite a lot of pressure from all sides here, but particularly from some of those in his own cabinet. the kevin has actually been meeting. we have the security cabinet, this come up with these new measures and the full cabinet has been meeting. and i think the problem that they faced in trying to come up with what to do and mr. blessing, yahoo said a moment ago. we're ready for any scenario. our responses will be powerful, quick and precise. is that the most recent incidence they faced are low attackers. they're not part of any group in the past when israel has been attacked, for example by how much they go to a mouse and they carry out an as striking garza, it's really not that easy for them to respond to these loan attackers. and that's why i think they resorted to what many in the international community, many international observers would say, or revenge tactics and collective punishment. for example,

anyone suspected of carrying out in the tack, they will now punish their family and friends. they will demolish homes, they will revoke their permission to be a resident of jerusalem. they will potentially arrest those people that also boosting the number of gun licenses that fall striking gun licenses. and these ready please already encouraging anyone who's got to permit county gun to actually carried on the streets. so more guns in public, in a very volatile situation that again, many international observers would say is a recipe for trouble. and the last part of this in response to celebrations, we saw in some quarters of palestinians following recent attacks directly because of celebrations. they say they're now going to look at settlement again and expect in the coming days, approval of more settlement, more building of israeli settlements in land. that is palestinian land, whether it's supposed to one day be a palestinian state and you will still here in the coming days,

the us secretary of state will be here. answer the blinking i'm sure you have reference the 2 state solution. but the question is, is israel builds more and more settlements on what is supposed to be a palestinian state. how could you ever have that 2 state solution? all right, thank you so much. james. blaze reporting from western russell him will meanwhile, is really settlers have set on fire a palestinian families, home and car overnight that happened on saturday. they broke into the house in the town of messiah north of, for my love before setting it a light. no one is reported to have been injured. that's bringing my head. he's going to give us an update from my law. so what's it like there this morning? asked mint. yeah, we verified the footage air circulating on social media showing one of the palestinian houses in the village of thermos higher in flames at thomas. i am just 30 minutes drive from here in a rama. la m, i witnesses said that a group of israeli settlers have set fire to the house and it would have been

a tragedy. but we learned that the family i have left they occupied at palestinian territories. there were no one in the house. and they, but as tinian activists and eyewitnesses also said that there was a rise in attacks by is there a, the settlers since friday night after the attack near b as synagogue and occupy g, a east jerusalem? and they are talking about several attacks, like as shootings, alike, burning cards. and like cutting down oliver trees, i have to say, and it's not worthy that the settler attacks are not unprecedented. they are regularly, but they have hampton suffice. in the wake of the latest attacks in occupied at east jerusalem, the attack ne of the synagogue and the shooting in occupied is jerusalem. and also the settler attacks, have intern for intensified over the last few years. according to the united

nations israeli settlers have carried out at $850.00 attacks last year. and these attacks vary from shootings are burning cards, throwing stones at cards, or a cut, a vandalizing air, water tanks and olive trees. and this is compared to 500 attacks are recorded in 2021. there is, i have to say there is a real concern among palestinians living very close to the israeli settlements, which are regarded and considered illegal by the international community they are fearing for their own perfection. their own safety, especially right after the latest decision taken by the israeli cabinet, which will shorten the legal process of obtaining fire. okay, thank you so much. my head is reporting for us from the occupied west bank. so let's look at some of the is really government's most controversial members. there

is the national security minister. it's more been 0 who was convicted of inciting racism in 2007. and the law passed in december gave him unprecedented power over the police force. then there's the finance minister, best small trench is the leader of the far right religious zionist party. it supports is really settlements and occupied palestinian territory despite them being illegal under international law. there is also the former general you are gala and whose israel's new defense minister since entering politics in 2015, he served as minister for education, housing, and immigration. and as a prominent supporter of settlement as well, let's bring in. you'll see a bill in from tel aviv he's a former is really minister of justice. welcome to i'll just 0. so these people were one fringe elements and is really government. and now these far right politicians are in fact a key parts of the government. so will nothing yahoo be trying to rain and extremism as he had previously said, or will he try and be trying to appease them because he really has no choice all i

dont know, i dont know i. i believe that he is there not very close that youre knowledgeably to these people are but it is a him hallway decided to form a government with such extreme politicians. and he will have to wear it to try and they and prevent them from implementing. gave ben thinks, what is happening right now after the horrible events in the last 2 days? a is day extreme right? a week she had always said that they, why should they take steps to it, take steps and take steps. when he is in power, you see that there stamps all the, all their weapons, ceiling and demolishing and building settlements. it is not that to morrow and their home policy will change because of the decisions of the cabinet yesterday

. but what is very, i would say interesting, but also expected is that there is nothing new and they one think is not they're being dried seriously a regretfully on both sides. and this is the efforts for peace, which is the only solution to the our ongoing career. right? so as you say, i mean, these new measures are being described by some of the international community as revenge tactics collective punishment. this is all a policies that israel, in fact does implement on the ground and they occupied palestinian territory. but the fact that they've been publicly announced the fact that they're going to be a fast track. the fact that sellers can now obtain guns easy li are much easier rather, isn't this a recipe for disaster in an already volatile situation? it is right, so how do you, how you then see this playing as we also have to have the u. s. let me give another

un secretary of state anthony blink, and he'll be visiting the region you'll be meeting with with netanyahu and others. do you expect the us to come with anything new? i don't think so. i don't think that the dell coming with something gay new they are there are plato, plates are full with other things you have the ukrainian or russian, a war and other things. so i'm not expecting that the americans will come now with a new plan. the so in i do, i think that it is much more our own problem, the palestinians, and israelis, and the middle east. and they, i, i am expecting others to come weekly with ideas. and one of them is a plan which has been there for more than 20 years and is waiting for implementation a dis, well another which is the arab initiative of 2002. and i would like to see the arab

countries coming out to the region to the palestinians. and today is wireless. and say, here is something that we are having. it was a blessed by so many countries. let us try to implement this government of is when we not have them. and we'll try to explain why it is impossible, but at least to confronted with a piece plan. and this is not being done by the arab countries. regretfully, this is the time to do it and to take it out of the ball that the cup was and say, okay, this is what we have. what are you saying about it? because ongoing violence will help nobody. all right, thank you so much. you're civil and for speaking to us from television, did you plenty more had on the odds of their new hour, including i'm gabriel's onto a memphis, tennessee, or many people are still in shock after getting an up close look at

a young black man being beaten to death, by the hands of police. that story coming up, that you cation in free fall in lebanon, why children and teachers are staying away from classrooms. they're new women's australian open champion, celebrate her victory, but also faces questions over her back from windows and up. stories coming up with joe i but 1st we how breaking news coming in from britain and the prime minister was she's tonight because fired the conservative party chairman from the government's the move comes officer, an independent investigation into nadine is a how we tax affairs found a serious breach of the ministerial code. soon, i've ordered the prob, last week, after facing pressure over the issue. we'll get more in this in a dean, bob. he's joining us from london. so what exactly do we know about how and why this happens?

well there he and we know that it's happened unusually quickly if you like, after the investigation or to just a few days ago by prime minister, which you see not asking. so lori magnus, his ethics adviser to look into the reports of a dispute between the tory party chair of the in the hallway and her majesty's revenue and customs reports that mr. hall. we had paid a penalty, which was part of a reported $6000000.00 settlement. just about a week and a half ago, the prime minister was in parliament saying that mister a, how we had dealt with the matter in full and then a prime minister questions this week. it was a different story, hints that in fact, missed as a whole. we had no food when he was appointed chancellor last year to live, trust his government, and then to a subsequent government that he knew that there was

a dispute with the tax or thirties. now the letter to mister hall we on sunday from the prime minister says when i became prime minister last year, i pledged the government i lead would have integrity, professionalism, and accountability at every level and all. but he pays tribute to mrs. holly's role as vaccines minister, he basically says, look, i have no tentative, but to sac q between the lines. you didn't tell me everything that you knew before i told the world that was nothing to see here. now, specifically, the investigation and as a full page document dated sunday, it says that mr. a, how we failed to declare the h m. i see the tax authorities were investigating his taxes as a conflicts of interest when he became chancellor. and he also failed to declare that he pays a penalty fine when he was appointed to his position last year. now even before today, the labor opposition and some ex tory ministers have said that brushes tonight

should have got rid of missed as a hallway in the pre previous days because it was clear that there had been an investigation and that he hadn't declared value right. thing, let me say mean 1st to not 1st to knock for the government going forward. i think you were asking about the implications there. well, obviously mr. tonight has talked about an ethical government. things are not looking great because there's not only that, there's be other growing controversy over what happened with the bar is johnson, the previous prime minister and the now chair of the b, b. c. the british broadcasting corporation, richard sharp. there's a new memo which is printed in today's press, which reportedly says, and it's from the cabinet secretary to bar is johnson. so in giving,

given the eminence announcements of richard sharp as new b, b, c. it's important that you no longer ask his advice about your personal financial matters. that was just a couple of weeks before richard sharp was appointed. bbc chair, by prime minister boris johnson bar johnson did get a loan facility of around a $1000000.00. both johnson and sharp say nothing untoward happened. but at the moment there are growing worries for which you soon have to deal with just like previous administrations got distracted by this kind of problem. thank you so much . barbara, for that reporting from london, lebanon is relying heavily on foreign aid and money from people. and it's death for us to deal with its financial crisis, but that isn't enough to revive the economy and prevent the collapse of institutions. and now the future of education is under threat. zayna who reports from baden lebanon's economic crisis, has devalued its currency and is hurting many in this once middle income country.

among them public school teachers who want better pay do not get to work. we need $4.00 a day. how teachers going to survive. education has been disrupted for a 4th year financial support from international agencies, like unicef has so far prevented the service from a total collapse. but there's only so much they can do with the international community unit that has been providing support to the entire education sector for many years. and we have intensified that support. i'm providing school books, providing funds for electricity for school funds, parent counseling funds, and trying to do our best to keep the schools open. we urgently call on the government of lebanon to find the resources to be able to pay the teachers a livable wage. public education is not the only sector in crisis and dependent on

support. the world health organization provides medicines and pays hospital bills and staff at public health institutions. while the world food program feeds a 3rd of the countries, 6000000 people, the army to receive food donations, and cash assistance for its soldiers. the list goes on. aid that came in to lebanon in 2022 is more than the state budgets. so if you just look alone at the aid that came in through the u. n. program, it's around a $1000000000.00. that's the state budgets for 2022. and this gives you an idea of how much we've become dependent on. and in fact, when is economy is today's mainly dependent on 2 things, aid and coming transfers from the diaspora. dependence is expected to increase as the political elite fails to address the financial crisis. since i've been on financial collapse in 2019, the international community changed the way it has been dealing with those in power

. here. it is no longer injecting money without conditions. and when it does it channels, funds through institutions other than the states that sustain financial support is working on needs to be able to respond to the needs of its people. but that means reforms to the way it is governed. and that means politicians losing authority and control over the state and society. and they're also, they route, let's cross over to beta was bringing high call women, he's the project director for iraq, syria, and lebanon at the international crisis group. welcome to al jazeera, so after a series of political and economic crises and 11 on how uncertain does the future remain, particularly for the education sector? well, it's certain to get worse, i would say because as. ready poor just said the teacher these days county will get to get to school on the salaries that there is 2 people put to pay

for transportation. so i mean what we're seeing is the gradual. ready erosion falling apart pretty much everything that that relates to the public sector and that's if there's no change in the political leadership in. ready way to run things, the downward trajectory will continue. i mean, how much worse can i get? because you listen to stories from teachers in lebanon, who say that their, their salary has drastically dropped some by about 90 percent as early as a result of them. now, getting paid by the lebanese lira instead of the us dollars. so with no function in government and really no credible economic plan on the horizon, how much worse can it actually gets? oh, it can get much worse. i mean, you just have to look over the border to syria where you have the country that is correct, ravaged by will and everything. but fighting has seized largely,

it's still going down. so, i mean, i think the bottom of the abyss still way down and, and the report is sent by now everybody relies on remittances. everybody who does not have a dollar income this way or that way. ready is basically scraping to get around the world food program as lately publish the mouth where you can see the food insecurity, which is her a nice. ready for common, creating in from the margins toward the center. and eventually it will reach which the old school will be rude as low as going to bed was. and for the for group such as yours, like the international crisis group. what do you see needs to be done to get lebanon out of the situation? the 1st couple of steps. well, it has to be done is pretty clear that he does even with agreement with the,

with the match. the staff lead an agreement with the ins that has been concluded in april, but it's not being implemented. so the and that's in the and it goes back to the political leadership. ready so this political leadership path to decide to put the common good over they are point as an interest so far, there's very little indication that they're going to do that. okay, we'll leave it there. thank you so much. hi, co wayman for speaking to us from they were here with iran ministry of defense as a military workshop in the city of us for hon has been attacked by drones. it's an air defenses repelled the assault on saturday night. the workshop roof was damaged, but the complex is expected to continue operating and it's not known who carried out the strike. to nicea is holding a 2nd round of parliamentary elections. the 1st one in december, soft fewer than 9 percent of voters cast their ballots. the opposition boycotted

that vote saying president places i had had lost his legitimacy. and thus after he introduced a new constitution that expanded his powers. until hamid isn't to an us, that's where she is joining us from. so tell us how turn out has been so far with this 2nd round of voting honda? well, certainly it doesn't seem that many tunisians woke up early this morning to come and cast their ballots. i'm just going to show you here we are one of the schools and in the capitol. i mean, you can see the, the polling station in this classroom is empty. there is one voter where take you to see another one, but it's exactly the same scene. now we have been here for about 90 minutes. we so some people vote usually from the older generation. no young people whatsoever coming in here. you can see this other room completely empty. now,

we asked people around the city yesterday if they would come and cast their ballots . most of them told us they would not. and when we asked for the reason, they said that they simply did not know who these candidates where, because the weight is at the moment, no political party is taking. but part in this election is only independent candidate is a $131.00. today, still buying photos, a total, a $161.00 seats in parliament, people would tell you they're not interested in. there's what they interested is do know how the economy will improve, how corruption will decrease and how their life will become better. a group of young men were telling me that they should have had hoped because that's the only thing that made them continue really with their lives. but it was when they sat by themselves and looked at the future,

it sounded quite bleak. something we heard over and over again with the people we spoke to. now it's early hours as possible that more voters will come. but as you said in the 1st round about 9 to 11 percent of the total registered voter than $9000000.00 register voters in this country cast their ballots. i will have to see today how many. and that obviously raises the questions of the legitimacy of this parliament once it, it comes in place. all right, thank you so much for that. but how many reporting from tunis rally has been held in burkina faso capital to celebrate the withdraw a french troops. frances foreign ministry said earlier this week its forces would leave within a month after requests from the countries military rulers. french forces were deployed in 2018 to help fight armed groups. but opponent say they haven't done enough. the rulers have asked russian military contractors to help troops, fate groups linked to al qaeda, and i saw

a protest. her husband killed him peru during confrontations between demonstrators on police that takes the number of those who died during the unrest to 58 since former president pedro castillo was impeached and imprisoned early last month. so rhodes and southern peru had been blocked by protest. ers, after mainly indigenous leader is called a national strike. you see a newman or latin america editor reports from southern peru. this is the road to the poodle region of southern peru. humanitarian truce is supposed to be in place to allow food and fuel through along the 400 kilometer route from the andean city of co school. oh, the route has been blocked for nearly a month by indigenous communities. they tell us they are outraged about the deaths of more than 50 protesters. almost all of them here in southern peru, since president been up all night, they took office in december. man, i'm not that good. then i motivated them. we one told this to changing. we want

polarity out, we want the congress out. we women are going to fight to the very, i come on. i was never bruce, southern and in region is worlds apart from the capital or the north. this is home to poor, mostly indigenous farmers and miners who voted for peruse, now deposed, president federal castiel early pharisee that but his removal, they tell me is no longer which feeding a regional uprising, the federal scope at all. it's almost a cause they're dickerson not to rallies, peruse, rich, and natural resources. but what good does it do us? we get no support from the government, from the sale of our minerals. and guess we're still is portia ancestors, that's why we're finally rising out. almost symptoms. oh, the traffic starts moving, but not for long. well, so much for the 24 hour to smith road is block to know was going forward or backwards were trying to get to the front to see if there's any chance to let us pass. oh, i'm not, you know,

not as symbol wine or class is a terrorist being paid by drug traffickers like the government, caesar. we are here out of conviction. eventually a few of us are allowed to pass, but only to the next road block. the people on this side aren't letting anybody pass, even though they really don't have that much to stop us. but it underscores the fact that there is no central leadership. in the closer we get to pulling off the bigger the road blocks people cart or drag their goods as best they can, but they don't complain. flag this protest is taking place 24 hours a day. each community cutters blocking a road. jim put it in re jazel. ah, the protest is here to use the congress has just refused again to meet their demand for immediate national elections. a clear sign that like traffic on this road peruse, acute political conflict, is at

a standstill. you see in human al jazeera in the poodle region, peru still had only al jazeera and his hour. i'm jessica washington, in hong kong, one of the world's most expensive cities to live in oklahoma is on the right. and from the creepy to the bazaar, we look at some of the unusual productions on show at the sundance film festival in utah. we've also done a basketball action as the 2 greatest rivals in the m. b a. go ahead. that's all coming up with joe in sports ah. over the last week or so, the remaining best use of what was very warm weather in sweat right out of europe. there everywhere is called that called garza mediterranean. so it was north africa

and the position sits just like that with the active windy weather just through northern europe. and the press is getting the cold. we got some snow, so the spanish pair, knees really are quite deep and it stopped snowing now. there still warnings of low temperatures wrap port, good part of spain. and this blue is outbreaks of sherry, rain all the way through the mediterranean in towards north africa in the east where i'd say we could go, we were registering temperatures near record high 1820 degrees. it's there snowing . so phase. so fear in bulgaria, a case in point for the next in coming significance, they will be that wet or windy stuff you saw blowing 3 well, monday sees it blow through over the cold air over the cold ground. therefore, snow of some significance from austria all the way through better. recent was western russia and cutting back the scandinavia. that's what went to supposed to look like in north africa, still more snow, maybe for the atlas mountains, the higher ground all way through algeria to nicea main. rain and wind, probably libya and the rush hour around the coast west africa. but in the sa hell

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tours military and oil embargo the seventy's in the arab world. politics on al jazeera lou. ah, again, the top stories on the al jazeera news, our israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a series of measures following 2 gun attacks. they include demolishing the homes of palestinians, involved on making it quicker for israel is to get a gun license. meanwhile, is really settlers are broken into a palestinian home overnight and they set it on fire. it happened in the time of messiah north, from a law that's only occupied westbank,

the u. k. prime minister richie soon i has fired the conservative party sherman from his government. the move comes auster, an investigation into nadine's. a how he's talks affairs found a serious breach of the ministerial code when he was the chancellor, hollis in the u. s. city of memphis, have have disbanded a special unit known as scorpion. and that happened after several officer is being unarmed, blackman tyree nichols, who later died of his injuries protest calling for police reform had been held across the country. al jazeera is gabrielle is on the reports from memphis. just the warning viewers may find the images in his report, disturbing her. oh, the images of tyree nichols, a young black man being beaten to death by police. a day after that video released, people in memphis still trying to grasp what they witnessed. one man told me he was shocked by the police violence. one police officer was holding,

sorry. why the other one was swinging through light. it looked like, like i said, a like a slave of a movie. the way he was punching through his face. and he turned around and he did it the other way. they just, he'd be hailed and he's about to fall and they live in a big to take more lives. in one part of the video, nichols is in pain. none of the police officers or paramedics appeared to provide hell that left ron sin. angry. it was the constant beating. and, and then you had the fire me and that was as out there. you were supposed to hell. he was land in the mail with land that didn't but die for no one day at their job. you beat him to death. you beat that, that man, that n as a young boy here in memphis, there are still some people that have yet to watch the video. but even for many of them, the beating death of tyree nichols has left them deeply affected and turned on watching

it at some point i think, but i this past day or 2, i've been sort of bracing myself or it's unacceptable. i. i really, really hope that justice is served and that people understand that this sort of thing is not a free incident. it doesn't happen. rarely, this is america at this point. we gotta do better. tyree nichols is now dead and the residence of this city where it happened. now seeing his death up close and asking why. gabriel's hondo alj is eda memphis, the u. n's high commissioner for human rights, his demand at venezuela and the use of torture. volker church spoke out at the end of a visit to the country. he met, he earlier met president nicholas montero as well as the opposition figures on

victims of human rights violations. in september, a un fact finding mission found venezuela, state security agencies use sexual and gender based violence against detainees. i heard accounts of people being arbitrary, detained and tortured, and to family members being killed, insecurity, operations, and demonstrations. one woman was overcome with emotion, as she recounted how 2 years ago her sister had been detained, raped and tortured. in my meetings with the president and the ministers, i called for all people who have been arbitrarily trained, detained, to be released, the world's most endangered large mammal could be making a comeback from the brink of extinction. in kenya. more than a decade of research to save the northern white rhino is paying off scientist or using in vitro fertilization. a procedure that's never been tried before on the

animal. catherine soil reports from akin services, conservancy and central kenya. the last of their kind. but to enlarge in the only female northern white rhinos in the world are under round the clock surveillance. and this century in central kenya, sudan, the last meal, died in 2018. when these animals came to this country, it was in research that they would breed natural law close to attorney, as really we began then thinking of what are the best at facial means of or recovering the species fantasy a using i v f in vitro fertilization of procedure that's never been tried before with wildlife. using we saw the spam from diseased balls and eggs harvested artificially from foot to end the gin they've created pure northern white. right. nor embryos. it's a process that is, has not been simple because it being novel,

it means every stage of the way has to be proven, has to be reviewed, has to be accepted by the scientific community as a procedure that is not intrusive as a procedure in or that his idea does not would be any more risk for to engage in cannot carry a pregnancy to full tom. one is in fatal. the other 2 walls. so a sorrow gets found and why triangle will be used this female ryan nodes. are there candidates of this procedure? they have to be more, it had regularly scientist a we're talking to say it has been a long journey to get this right. the korean with ty takes care of the endangered species, as well as black. ryan knows that rome, o, p, jetta, he says the cows are ready for their embryos to be implanted. we wonder do his duty mattress possible, because for the circuit mothers, we don't want to give them the ammonia injection. it might cruise some problem. so

we headed to a for said to me on a southern white animal actus at his a ball. so when he started mounting in any of the females, we know this is the best them of doing the fuss into plantation rhinos are under threat because porch has hunt them for their horns. the northern white sub species was wiped out in south sudan, uganda, and other parts of central africa decades ago. conservationists have spent yes on this research. and finally it's bearing fruits. catherine soil al jazeera, all could jetta conservancy in central kenya. heavy rains continued to batter, new zealand, z, north island. at least 4 people have died. the damper has caused flash, flooding and landslides, the country's largest city, auckland, is under a state of emergency. thousands of homes have been destroyed. many people are without water and electricity, and more severe weather is expected. a huge number of families have had to evacuate

because of flooding. some of them had no way to go. some of them lost everything in some of them were at fear of losing their lives. so they'd come and hear i of some of them quite distressed. and the community response to that has been to give them or to made all of the needs that they have, including their emotional needs. at this time, at least 40 people had been killed and southwestern pakistan after a bus fell from a bridge. it was reportedly carrying 48 passengers when it hit a pillar and plunged off the road. early on sunday. it had been traveling between malicious towns, provincial capital, and the southern port city of karachi. official say 3 survivors have been rescued. will stay in pakistan at least 11 children have drowned after their boat capsized in a lake in northwest chiropractic or province. rescuers are looking for others who are missing. hong kong is facing its highest rate of homelessness in a decade. it's one of the most expensive cities to live in and raising inflation

has sent the cost of everything from food to rent. soaring, jessica washington met some of those forced to make the streets their home. this is the image of hong kong that dazzles visitors, a bustling, glamorous city, but under ground a different reality appears. oh. busy there are many mosquitoes and bed bugs here. you see so many on getting fungal infections. he has slept here for 4 years and looks to rubbish bins for left over food in takeaway boxes, official figures released in november show the number of people experiencing homelessness. is the highest in a decade and is a shop rise in the number if women experiencing housing insecurity. that report also said there's need for better services and more funds for hostile accommodation . as the situation worsens. this is a very wealthy city. you know, it's, it's extremely wealthy with one and 5 at this moment, or having food insecurity. the cannot afford 3 meals a day. you know it's,

it's an amazing city where you see the haves and the have nots and in your face all the time impact h. k is an n g o. founded in 2017. so far they've helped around 500 people find shelter. they also welcomed people into their community centers for hot meals and fresh clothes over 90 percent of those individuals have no emergency contacts. they have no friend or found no member in their life. in the isolation, you know, plays a huge role in their, you know, step towards becoming homeless. he says, emergency shout is provided by the government. don't address the needs of the city and a difficult for people to access the hong kong government toe down to 0. social workers give assistance to those willing to accept services. in tyco china, there are more than 30 people sharing this underground space. it's the middle of winter here in hong kong and the temperature often drops below 10 degrees at night . people in his underpants of repairing for another night, exposed to freezing conditions. alec used to be one of them. he spent almost 20

years on the streets. yes or no. how i have a place to live. i have food to eat and a job. i'm happier, more cheerful now. now he works in the community center, distributing food and essentials to people sleeping outside, helping them through the same dark days. he experienced during his time on the streets. jessica washington out 0 hong kong. still out on the al 0 news, our be american sky star, who's closing in on a record, but stood since 1989 details. coming up with joe, in just a moment from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation. i got much worse racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in

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ah, so the sundance film festivals underway in the u. s. and one of the more intriguing features is the midnight sions category. it includes science fiction horror and some often bizarre offerings. bob reynolds is at the festival in park city, utah. the sundance festival is known for edgy dramas and groundbreaking documentaries. but there's no shortage of the creepy. the bizarre and the scary o some of the movies in this year's midnight films creep fest include the luxuriously titled onyx, the fortuitous and the talisman of souls in which a group of occultist gather in a spooky mansion to find a grim surprise waiting for them. talk to me is about teenagers who call up evil

spirits. in occult rituals, one girl begins experiencing frightening visions. but are they demons or symptoms of a mind sinking into madness? ah infinity pool directed by brandon kroner. bergen starring me a god. and alexander scars guard has scored with critics the plot, the tourists at a luxury resort in a fictitious impoverished country discovered that they can do very bad things, including murder with impunity. instead, police force the foreign tours to undergo a process that produces a perfect double with all their memories and thoughts intact. if somebody is given the penalty, they don't kill them, they kill their double. instead, they just make you watch. and that's supposed to veer punishment like many horror films. infinity pool is in part a commentary on society. it gives us

a very warrant mirror on to, on, to the way people treat other cultures, especially when they're on vacation from the birth of cinema over a century. ago films like these have drawn on viewers fears about themselves and their societies, whether it's the evil doppelganger, mister hyde, lurking in the respectable dr. jekyll, or the monster conjured out of an ordinary man in the wolf. man. you know, now that we can't beat them, he got to beat them. stories about ruthless, malevolent aliens emerged in the 19 forties and fifties when memories of ruthless malevolent humans were fresh in people's minds. or perhaps when we gather in dark and theatres to be scared out of our wits, what we're really frightened of is one another. and ourselves, rob reynolds al jazeera park city, utah. time for an update on the sports insurance job during thank you very much.

let's get straight to melbourne when joke, which is one set away from record extending 10 australian open title. the serve is up against on a path in the final and he took the opening set 6 games. the 3 things were closer in the 2nd, but after surviving a set point against him, which went on to take it on a tie break. i mean this about has his work cut out, the greek says seat is only ever played in one branch. i'm final for the french open in 2021. and guess what? that means champion nadine s i. blanca says a victory of lena back in a in saturday's final still hasn't sunk in the bell. russian set sail in melton gardens with her trophy. but the traditional, when its vice are cool with russian and bell russian players not allowed to compete under their flags because of the russian invasion crane blinkers. the 1st neutral athletes when a major, she's still not sure if she'd be able to play at wimbledon, which plays from the 2 countries as the war. where do you see that ryan,

they apply and we would in this year fall. i love, i love, i always love to play there and i'll be, i'll be happy to, to compete there again. do you think you'll win, puts more pressure on wimbleton in allowing players on deliveries in russia to compete. i don't know right now, it's right now i cannot think about that. i'm just trying to enjoy the moment and, and that's it. well, this was how bella russian leader, alexander lucas shanker, enjoyed the moment to suddenlink when he was joined by the former head of the country's tennis federation and his dog in a toast to the australian open champion. one other title had been decided in melbourne, but okay, check about the defendant fees. check your now 17 major, double title now. so the biggest rivalry in the m, b a, the boston celtics against the los angeles lakers and some big control,

the se in this one, like installed the bron james. cool with $41.00 point spots, you locked rights at the end of regulation. time he went for game winning layout with adam and he'd been legally blocked by jason tape for him. and the 92 point replace showed he was rights for the official didn't agree. which meant he wasn't given free throws, which would have won him the game. one of his teammates even tried showing officials with a camera from a court flag photographer and it was the celtics ended up winning, and over time, they say top in the east while the lake is away, down in the west and 13th place, a rule you have to call a cat, okay. you know, you can do something and try to pretend is not what it is. and he's a guy. and just because he doesn't flop when he doesn't flail, that he's not screaming when he, when, when, when he's shooting the ball. and like i see a ton of other players doing, he gives penalize for the best player. owners can get

a call so amazing to the candidates for the m. v. p went head to head on saturday, timbers, nickel, yo catch, and joel, indeed for the philadelphia 76. is your kitch finished with 24 points for the nuggets which wasn't bad, but he couldn't keep up with his rival on this occasion and be came out with an impressive 47 points and 18 re bounce as a 6 as one this one comfortably. 126-2119 nuggets loose as a 3rd time and for games or by they do remain top of the western conference much seen either reach the 5th round of the f. a cup they beat chummy ship side reading at old trafford. united went ahead in the 2nd half her casting mirror and the brazilian was on target again. just 4 minutes later said soberly, lead friday added another. it finished 3. 1. the games are coming that can fast at the moment, but united both are in hong doesn't mind. i don't complain that we know what the fix the shadow. what it is we have to do what is,

as clips we have to all. so squats and squats are big and big enough to do with it . and i think plays like to play, then you can build, think or still to go team when you play often. i mean my perspective when you play often the same you getting to retention, taught made sure they're in the draw for the 5th round off the saying of preston. it took until the 2nd half was supposed to make the break through and it was worth the wait. so he'll min with the finish. the south korean 2nd wasn't bad either. that's just his bird go in 18 games for club and country on dun juma who signed on loan from villareal this week kept off his debut with a goal as it finished 3. now then we'll get a chance to join them later as they faced brighton. but there's no hiding that pull form in the primarily where they sit. 9th manager young top has taken the courses in but says he can still pull livable out of the slump. so i didn't become a bad manage overnight. i wasn't as good as people. what was that?

i'm not, not as bad as some people might think. id, watch all those. and, and, and really take it. it's tough, i'm sorry, but we will go for it with all we have in spain. oslander extent of their lead at the top of the leak are off to a one no victory of sharona. in the catalog, dalby petrie came off the bench to school. the winner on 61 minutes says balsam made it 9 league games on beaten javi side and al fixed points clear around the grid. you face that, i also say that on sunday, in germany legally, to bind munich, have been held to that 3rd consecutive drawer and they're going to sneak off to intra front foot back from gold down to make it 11. that's also the 1st time since 2007, the buying of failed to win that 1st 3 matches. it starts from a calendar year. a now lead by just a single point from the embalming. australia's league bosses defended the lack of an ambulance at a game in melbourne after a player was forced to wait more than 15 minutes on the pitch with a broken leg. adelaide united's one day received on field treatment for the horror

injury before paramedics arrived. the ailey said that ambulances hadn't been stationed at stadiums in the state of victoria since november 2018, and that the change was approved by the players union. one man who benefited from immediate medical attention was buffalo bills, plates, em all, hamlin, he's been thanking fans and players in cincinnati for their support in his 1st message since suffering a cardiac arrest on the field. 4 weeks ago to the city assistant navy, the bangles and the entire info just were put in team allegiance assigned to me for to for warranty life. many of a player made us were buffalo. you put humanity above 2. loyalty showed the world unity over division. i'm not surprised by deeply grateful. i'll be forever thankful and indebted the gulf now and max homer was this prize winner at the farmer's insurance open. the americans started the final round at torrey pines 5 shots back

in a tie for 4th place. but just like this helped to move up the leaderboard, he holds 6 buddies overall to car, to 6 on to paul around to 66 math caught him to 13 on the overall 2 shots clay is 6 p. j. title gets him into the world's top 15 for 1st time home. the says he uses the light and b, a star could be bryan's as inspiration. i've always had a bit of a chip on my shoulder just, you know, grew up a huge coby fan. he just seemed to play basketball like that and i've always loved trying to play golf like that and worked at it like that. so when i get in these moments, i feel like all of it combine, eases me a bit. hescol valinda has taken the lead in the formula, eat championship offers 2nd when and as many days and saudi arabia, germany's ex f, one dr. a steadily worked his way through the fields in his porch to take the checkered flag at the st. circuit. me riyadh bell i now leads with $68.00 points

ahead of jake, dennis and 2nd and sebastian boy mean 3rd mckayla schiffer and is on track to equal . the old time woke up ski when record she moved within one with with this slalom victory on saturday. and she's now leaving sundays events as well, but the 2nd runs set to start shortly. swedish great m. i'll stay mac has held the record of 86 winds since 1989. all right, that is like a school for now i'll have more free later. all right, we'll see later. thank you so much joe. and thanks for watching the news. our on algae 0. there is more news coming up in just a moment. but bye for now. ah ah. and

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blows the fishing boats home as it has for the countless centuries people have lived here. these are malagasy migrants they move from the drought written self in such been means to survive. and their story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity laws. the arrival of the migrants is adding to the precious on fish, dogs, unmarried by diversity, already stretched by over fishing. and this is going to happen all over the world is impacts like sea level rise, cause people to move further and further in land, putting more more pressure on environmental sources for people fleeing the impacts of global warming. it's survival at all costs. ah, demolishing palestinian homes and foss tracking israelis.