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ah, welcome to the news our 1300 hours gmc and we begin with the latest on the rising tensions between israelis and palestinians after 2 attacks and occupied territories is really forces have begun preparing palestinian homes for demolition. so the 1st one to be targeted was that belonging to a man blamed for an attack outside as synagogue on friday. i have been to the cabinet approved a series of steps yesterday to combat terrorism. on the one hand, we are increasing the deployment and activity of the security forces. and on the other hand, we are exacting a heavy price from terror perpetrators and they supporters this morning we sealed the home of the terrorist who carried out the horrendous attack and jerusalem. and his home will be demolished. we decided on the cancellation of social security rights of families who support terrorism and the government will discuss further steps, including the cancellation of identity cause and tripping residency of families of terrorists who support terrorism. we will soon decide on steps to strengthen the

settlement into dia and samaria in order to convey a message to the terrorist and from that seek to approve us from our land. that we are here to stay. while 3 palestinians were detained on sunday and they occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem palace thing in families, homes have been set on fire in these areas right there. settlers broken to a house and a ton of messiah that's north of, from a law on saturday night. and said, it alights, we have to correspondence following all the developments. bernard smith isn't it, i'm another from the occupied west bank across them in a moment. but 1st let's bring in james bass from west jerusalem. so james, the, the measures announced by the israeli government are not new, but what do we make of the fact that they have been publicly announced and we can see them now being fast tracked on the grounds. yeah. fast tracks, and i think the public announcement is for consumption of these really public to

show that something is being done in the past when you have the israeli government taking measures often they've been dealing with an attack say for example, by a person who's part of a group say how mos and then it's followed with an attack on gulf, an attack on how much i think the problem they face here in the most recent attacks is that they were carried out by individuals operating on their own. and that means they've got to find some sort of way to respond and the ways that they found and you heard them that demolishing homes of family and friends of the suspects. taking the same family and friends and potentially arresting them or making sure that they can no longer live in east jerusalem revoking their position to live in east jerusalem. these sort of measures a measures that i think are likely to be condemned by the international community. because many, we'll see them as revenge tactics and collective punishment. we're also seeing the idea of more guns on the streets. they are going to fast track gun permit. and

already these ready police are saying to israeli citizens only israelis. of course, if you've got a gun permit, then please carry a weapon in public. so in this very volatile environment, we're going to have more people carrying guns. and the other part of this is, and you heard it from israeli prime minister, is going to use this as an excuse for more settlement building. in fact, in the security can cabinet statement it specifically said in response to palestinians some palestinian, celebrating off to recent attacks. we're going to then have more settlement activity and it looks like they're going to authorize. we don't know the details yet for the building on palestinian land. and of course that creates a real problem to the international community because they keep talking about a piece process as a process. but it's not going anywhere at all. and a 2 state solution. well, the 2 state solution should mean that there's not and is ready state, but a palestinian state. and the problem in the last 20 years is where do you put

a palestinian state? because these railways, with their settlements keep building on what is supposed to one day be a palestinian state. all right, thank you so much. and phase james is reporting for us from west, russo and let's cross over to him along the occupied west bank and bring in bernard smith. so bernard, how volatile is the situation in the occupied westbank, particularly after we saw at least one house, a palestinian house being set on fire by is really settlers will say with the same of the fact that james was talking about the rising tension in the west bank and there is an increase in subtler related violence now subtler howard month and a tax on palestinians. i've been going on for many, many, many, many years. but the problem is that recently they're becoming more violent in nature. why was it was perhaps graffiti was stone throwing well now the stone throwing is turned into setting cause on homes, on the fire and talking palestinians, when they're in the car. and what goes along with this is the fact was feel emboldened the cause of the impunity that they impunity there is when the car out

these attacks shows that only 3 percent of alleged attacks by said was last year resulted in any sort of prosecution or about a $150.00 on last year on the palestinian authority is pretty much impotent in the face of these attacks is very little. it can do except rely on international condemnation. what is going on in the occupied palestinian charges itself? it can't act very much. it's all yes, we know the palestinians of withdrawal and security cooperation from israel. but often though only short lived and the only card of the palestinian parties have left to play against these re. all right, thank you so much. bernard smith reporting from the occupied west bank. so let's take a look at some of the is really government's most controversial members. there's a national security minister. it's a mar, been giver was convicted of inciting racism in 2007. and the law passed in december

gave him unprecedented power over the police force. finance minister, bestsellers, small riches, the leader of the far right religious zionist party. its supports is really settlements and occupied palestinian territories despite them being illegal under international law. and former general you of gallons is 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 settlements as well, you'll see. belen is a former is really minister of justice. he says that there is sadly no sincere efforts to find a peaceful resolution. i believe that he is there not very close that you are logically to these people are, but it is the him hallway decided to form a government a with such extreme a politicians. and he will have to wear it to try and they

and prevent them from implementing gay been thinks what is happening right now a after the horrible events in the last 2 days is that they extreme right? a which she had always said that they why should they take steps to take steps and take steps when it is in power? you see the del stamps out there or their weapons ceiling and demolishing and building settlements. it is not the to morrow. the home policy will change because of where 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 crazy situation. hunter moorehead on the al jazeera news, our, including this education in free fall in lebanon, white children and teachers are staying away from classrooms. plus, i'm gabriel's under in memphis, tennessee, where many people are still in shock after getting an up close look at a young black men being beaten to death by the hands of police. that story coming up. and the new women's australian open champion celebrates her victory, but also faces questions over her ban from wimbledon. that'll coming up a little later with joe. ah, but 1st the u. k. prime minister receives tonight has fired the conservative party chairman from the government. the move comes after an investigation into a dean's a how he's talks affairs found his seriously breached ministerial rules. when he

was chancellor soon, i've ordered the prob, last week, after facing political pressure over the issue. let's get more on this from the beam baba, who's joining us from london. so talk us through what's happened and, and why is that how we have been sent? well, let's not forget, it was only on monday that the prime minister wishes to not cost. he's independent advisor on ministers affairs, laurie magnus, to investigate the dean's always tax affairs. and now on sunday morning here, the prime minister has written to the hallway, who's the chair of the conservative party, and also a member of government, a cabinet minister saying when i became prime minister last year, i pledged the government i lead would have integrity, professionalism, and accountability at every level, he goes on to conclude the following, the investigation finishing. it is clear that that has been a serious breach of the ministerial code. well, that investigation is

a 4 page document the conclusions. and it specifies but the dean's or how we fail to declare that the tax, so face known as h m r c. were investigating his taxi's, a conflict of interest when he became shown sort of the exchequer, the finance minister last year. and also that he failed to declare that he paid a penalty to h m. c. when he entered the government, now that these are how we all along claim to insisted that were just careless mistakes, rather than any deliberate avoidance of telling the whole truth to the tax office that has been disputed by a string of press reports. here in the u. k and now the labor opposition party and others, it must be said are saying that richey c not should have sex nadine's hallway before now. so what is then the wider fall out of all of this for not only receives

tonight, but the conservative party as well well, it's hard to predict, but it certainly suggests the whole issue of integrity and conflict of interest is going to continue to be a problem for richie soon, at 1st thing, we know, the scoundrel, if you like the allegations about a loan to prime minister bar is johnson in 2020 and the possible involvement cheryl? good. what is crow tucker? coke. right. richard shock. those allegations are still rumbling on that as an internal within the b, b, a. c. and outside rich and sharp denies ever arranging alone to the tune of over a $1000000.00 for boris johnson. just before he became chair of the b. b. c. johnson's appointment. he says, but he's simply trying to introduce a friend to the cabinet, to,

to see what could be done in terms of this in terms of bar johnson needing alone. but he wasn't involved. but that's not really satisfying a lot of people here. then there is the deputy prime minister dominic rob, facing allegations of bullying and ongoing investigation. and just last year, when sue not to copy see was criticized reappointing. so at abraham and his home secretary days off the sheet breach, the ministerial codes for using a postal email to send confidential documents. possible to now not small questions about whether receive so you're not really is taking these you seriously enough. i don't know themes, a hallway, what he knew about his tax problems and when. okay, thank you so much. i think bob reporting from london a protest or has been killed in peru during confrontations between demonstrators and police that takes the number of those who died during the unrest of 58. since the former president pedro

castillo was impeached and imprisoned early last month. roads in the south have been blocked by protest or is after mainly indigenous leaders called a national strike or latin america editor lucio newman 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 there outraged about the deaths of more than 50 protesters, almost all of them here in southern peru since president be number one. they took office in december, man on the back, did they not motivated them? we one told this to changing. we want to polarity out, we want the congress out. we women are going to fight to the very,

by 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, no federal scope at all. pharmaceuticals, they're dickerson natalie's 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 as poor as of ancestors. that's why we're finally rising. our w. w. o, the traffic starts moving, but not for long. well, so much for the 24 hour to smith road is blocked to know was going forward or backwards. we're trying to get to the front to see if there's any chance to let us pass o marquee not, you know, not as symbol one or class is a terrorist. it 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 here. the closer we get to bruno, the bigger the road blocks people cart or drag their goods as best they can. but they don't complain. let this protest is taking place 24 hours a day. each community teachers blocking the road g m, put it in re jazel. oh, the protest is here. the news, 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 a newman al jazeera in the poodle region, peru, tennessee, or as holding a 2nd round of parliamentary elections. the 1st one in december,

soft fewer than 11 percent of voters cast their ballots. the opposition boycotted that vote saying president high society had lost his legitimacy. that after he introduced a new constitution that expanded his powers without having to stand by for us and to know so from what you've seen, how has voter turnout when this time around? well let's say that is not only the opposition that is boycotting this election, but also tunisians themselves. we, we've been through several polling station around the capitol and this is what we see empty courtyards. i'm going to take, you come and see here, one of the classrooms turned into a voting room. nobody here does a trickle of voters who had come through the electra electoral a workers sitting really idly most of the day are they are several rooms here and it's exactly the same scene and that we have seen all over the city where

ever are we, where now we spoke to people, we ask them, why aren't you taking part in this election? they say that the biggest problem for them is that they know none of the candid is, as you said, the political parties are not involved in this election. many people would tell you that that's what the president wants. so every candidate is presenting himself is an independent, unknown, mostly jew, his eventual constituency. our people also tell him that a much more interested denying what will happen with the economy. how is their life good to improve in the next coming months and year? that's what they want to hear from the president. and also some people say that the president is actually doing all this to take all the power for himself. they go back to july 2021, when he dissolved the parliament. and then there was

a cause to change it constitutional amendment referendum last year, which gave him even more power. so people are saying that this is actually a parliament that won't be able to do anything with that cheap, anything. and when it's in place also will not look for the benefit of the people and that's why they're staying away from the vote. all right, thank you. so much for that, that honey's, reporting from tunis, lebanon is relying heavily on foreign aid and money from people, and it's just for us to deal with its financial crisis. but that isn't enough to revive the economy and to prevent the collapse of institutions. now the future of education is under threat. xena hood that reports from beirut, 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 is being 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 fund. i'm trying to do our best to keep the schools open. we urgently call on the governments 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 budget. 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 budget for 2022. and this gives you an idea of how much we've become dependent on. in fact, lebanese economy is today, mainly dependent on the 8th and, and coming transfers from the day after the dependence is expected to increase as the political elite fails to address the financial crisis. since i've been on financial collapse in 2009 team, the international community changed the way it has been dealing with those empower 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 what lebanon 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 then they wrote, hiker women is the project director for iraq, syria, and lebanon at the international crisis group. he says, the situation in lebanon's education system and others is guaranteed to get worse. the teachers these days can't even get to get to school on the salaries that there is have 2 people put to pay for transportation. so me what we're seeing is the gradual. ready erosion falling apart, but he pretty much everything that, that relates to the public sector and if there's no change in the political leadership or in their way to run things that downward trajectory will continue. i

mean, you just have to look over the border to syria where you have a country that is correct, ravaged by thing, but fighting has seized largely and it's still going down. so i mean, i think the bottom of that this is still way down by now everybody would like everybody does not have a dollar income this way or that way is a basically scraping to get along the world food program. as of late the publish the map and see the food. ready insecurity, which is a nice word for them and creating in from the margins toward the center it and eventually it will reach, reach the old school will be would as low as going to bed was sure. link us foreign minister and warning the time is running out for the international monetary fun to extend the loan to the crisis, hit country, an economic crisis last year, a spark mass protest and prompted the ben president, go to buy

a roger pox to flee the country and the sabra toll talk to al jazeera. but if colombo doesn't receive the $2900000000.00 from the i am asked by march 31st. it will struggle to service its debts. to dig through that i might be in need of loans. you have had extend to a discussion, but the precondition but just re long term gum and need to take in terms of revenue collection and other reforms. they're happy for the progress i have achieved. but bilateral creditors, they shows now. so we should, the india had. ready already given the assurance as to restructure the debt parish clubs should come out of the states and be at the advanced level of discussion with china. or you can watch the full interview would be through lincoln foreign minister, audi sabri on talk to al jazeera on saturday, february 4th at 430100 hours. gmc police in the u. s. city

of memphis has disbanded a special unit known as scorpion. so that happens after several officers be unarmed, blackman tyree nichols who later died of his injuries protest calling for police reform had been held across the country. i'll zeros gabrielle is on the reports from memphis. a warning viewers may find the images in this 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. but what 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 was supposed to hell. he was lying to me. i was landed in for 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. i intend on watching it at some point, i think, but i did this past. there's who i've been sort of bracing myself or it's unacceptable. i really, really hope that justice is served and that who understands 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 deck up close and asked why gabriel sancho al jazeera in memphis. so let's take a closer look at that police unit in memphis, which has now been disbanded. scorpion stands for a street crimes operation to restore peace in our neighborhoods. the cities police chief created the specialize unit in 2021 to help fight raising crime. it was made up of 3 teams of about 30 officers who targeted ports of memphis that police had designated as high crime areas. following nichols his death, his family had demanded that the unit be disbanded. they've held its dissolution,

calling to move a decent and just decision for all citizens of memphis. franklin is the former executive director at law enforcement action partnership. he says that variations in the way police departments are run makes them hard to regulate. we'd the police are there for the community, were there for the needs of the community and the deactivation of the scorpion unit in memphis by t c. j davis. i think it's a good move because, you know, it demonstrates that she is in touch with the community and listening to those who are closest to the situation. and just because it's happening and masses. the elimination of this unit doesn't mean that it will happen in other parts of the country because in the united states here, every state is this. so different, we have over 14000 police department,

separate police departments across the country. and they're all very unique. they operate under different sets of standards. some are very general, especially when it comes to the use of force and the thing. but each state has its own regulatory body that establishes all the standards in which these police departments operate. after we've got a call to hear that has, that has been allowed to, to thrive well over a century in this, in this country here in the united states. and it's going to take a lot in the police reform, things like qualified immunity where police officers are pretty much immune financially from financial harm when they do these types of beads. and that's one of the things we're desperately trying to reform in this country is qualified in the unit time for a check on the weather. has rob, that extreme cogs has gone from afghanistan. but the legacy of winter is very obvious, is more cloud around low afghans. on northern pakistan,

northern india and kashmir. particular it's been snowing hard recently, you know, it basically go mark is a resort town after all. so you expect to sort of see, but it's still fairly extreme. it's not the end of their course at just the top of the system, entire revolving systems producing range as you know them, pakistan and some parts of normal india, which might have a beneficial effect because as you well know, places like a whole new jelly, a more recently, thacker right at the top of the poor air quality scale for the major cities of the world. now, when you get disturbance near, it sometimes improves things will in new delhi, not immediately may well be a went monday and they're called to remain unhealthy. it's slightly better in the evening on choose in. the breeze picks up a bit more on wednesday, which gives you well less unhealthy air on fridays. not like last winter is just like that. next thing to watch is what's been coming in slowly from further east. this thing which might end up being a named tropical depression looks like being significant rain during tuesday and

probably wednesday, focusing on sri lanka. that's enough to cause some dangerous conditions. still ahead on the out is there a news our why brazil has declared a public health emergency in a territory with one of its largest indigenous reservations. we'll tell you how one can stay warm and winter's even after turning down the room heater. we've also got basketball action as the 2 greatest rivals in the n b a go head to head that's coming up with joe in sports. ah, there is a huge group of people at work behind us. and the power they have is massive that it keeps wiping through your twitter feed. that's the way we all click, i agree to attention, and most of us never even give it a 2nd. and actually, that's designed as well as the re,

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the top stories on the al jazeera news hour is really forces have begun ceiling homes of palestinians blamed for 2 attacks and occupied areas. in the last 48 hours, the homes will be demolished on the coming days as part of drastic measures announced by their netanyahu. government. meanwhile, is really settlers have broken into a palestinian home overnight and they set it on fire. it happened in the town of tomas high. yeah. north of for on my lot in the occupied west bank the you case prime minister risky soon. i cause fired the conservative party chairman from his government that comes after an investigation into the dns a how he's tax affairs found. he's seriously breached ministerial rules. when he was chancellor, a raleigh has been held in burkina faso capital to celebrate the withdrawal of french troops. frances for ministry said earlier this week, it forces would leave within a month after a request from the countries military rulers, friends forces were deployed in 2018 to help fight our m groups. critics say they

haven't done enough. 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, sorry reports from a conservancy in 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 in this century in central kenya, sudan, the last meal, died in 2018. when these animals came to this country, it was in visage that they would brood natural law, close attorney, as really we began then thinking of what the best official means of or recovering the species fantasy

a using ivy f in vitro fertilization of procedure that has never been tried before with wildlife, using quesada spam from diseased balls and eggs harvested artificially from foot to enter 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 is i do, does not put any more risk for to energy and cannot carry a pregnancy to full. tom. one is in fat tail. the other 2 walls. so a sorrow gets 1000 why triangle will be used. this female ryan nodes. are there candidates of this procedure? they have to be monitored regularly. fantasy a we're talking to say it has been a long journey to get this right. the korean with hi takes care of the endangered

species as well as black rhinos that roam all to jetta. he says the cows are ready for the embryo to be implanted. we want to do is due to natural as possible because for the said, ok mother, we don't want to give them the ammonia injection. it might create some problem. so we had to do of a sick to me on a 1000 white and melt activities a bowl. so when he started mounting in any of the same as we know, this is the doing the fast and plantation ryan knows are under threat because porches hunt them for their homes. the northern white sub species was wiped out and out for don, uganda and other parts of central africa decades ago. conservation is have spent years on these 3 such. and finally it's bearing fruits. cathy, sorry, are the 0 all project, a conservancy in central kenya. at least 40 people have been killed in southwestern pakistan after a bus fell from

a bridge. it was reportedly carrying 48 passengers when it hit a pillar and then plunged off the road. early on sunday, it had been traveling between delicious down provincial capital and the southern port city of karate. official say, 3 survivors have been rescued. staying in pakistan, at least 11 children have drowned after their boat capsized on a lake and the northwest, cairo, back to the province. rescuers are looking for several others who remain 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. it's 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 welcome 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 tow 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 or know 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 his era hong kong doctors without borders of

suspending operations at a hospice on haiti's capital porto prince. the decision was made after gunman broken to the hospital, pulled a patient out, then executed him. suspending humanitarian operations at the hospice all means 800000 people will no longer have access to free emergency care. haiti has been gripped by worsening political and economic crisis with gangs controlling more than half of its territory. brazil's government has declared a public health emergency in a territory with one of the country's largest indigenous reservations. children are reportedly dying from malnutrition and other diseases. thousands of illegal gold mining operations have sprung up along the road, marked in reds, contaminating waterways and killing wild animals. i said, beg reports, these small planes are rescued children in

a remote part of northern brazil. they didn't, the sienna, mommy, people say they've been asked me for help for the last 4 years. it's finally arrived, but many have suffered is settle miles each week. so we see that they are serious cases. they are indigenous millie children with malnutrition, pneumonia, dehydration. they are usually children in a serious condition. so to me, the amazon sienna mommy, population live in an area of 30 land. but mining has destroyed the habitat of animals. they hunt and it's had devastating consequences for them. hospitals are now filled with malnourished children. some now in intensive care facilities here are basic, but there are no hospitals in their remote villages. who do so she comes at what we have been for for years without health assistance in the community is a 120 communities are fighting for life more than 20000 gold miners. and diana

mommy, indigenous land with guns are intimidating communities. communities are living with feel dodgy. the military have been air dropping food and medical supplies. brazil's new president, luis, ignacio lulu de silver, has blamed, is produced as a jar ball to narrow and has pledged to help. very neu, verbal ever we, buffeted as he should. we will take very seriously the task of ending illegal gold mining. and even if it's an authorized area for research, they can do research without destroying the water, the forest, and risking the lives of people that depend on not water to survive. but for now, yet mommy, parents are hoping their children will get better and they can once again return to their lands and live freely. i said bake all g 0. heavy rains continue to batter, new zealand north island. at least 4 people have died. down poor 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. more severe weather is expected. research was in belgium, so we found a way for people to save money and stay warm in their homes, even if the heating is turned down. it works using a system called slow heat, which focuses on warming. a body is rather than entire buildings. step often explains from brussels a cold winter day in brussels, with temperatures a little low, 0. and this is what the thermo me to shows inside legal and lawyers are you call it called i'm you to eat now. and so basically it's just a matter of trying to find the good temperature where you feel comfortable, but to avoid to, to, to go to the standouts which are more around 20 grades for the living rooms,

which is much too much architect. jeffery fun was. it started the slow heat project 3 years ago in an effort to save energy and protect the climate. i not eating the whole house, but use energy locally with energy prices skyrocketing since the war in ukraine. it suddenly received international attention. the id is that the conference is not determined only by the temperature of the her come 40 to remind by the metabolism. insulation brings the codes by the temper or surfaces next to or that can projects in the infrared to the body. and so many parameters to determine to come forth, not only the temperature over here. so yes, we stay comfortable with at lower tempter. participants say they have saved up to half of their energy bills. weird, a lot of people who are paying double triple the price that the paid before for us . it doesn't. it doesn't change anything. we are paying the same thing as a 30 or you're bit cold and we are a bit caller,

but that's not the problem for residential heating, contributes around one 3rd of greenhouse gas emissions in brussels. research has shown turning down to temperature only slightly. can have a large impact, not only on global warming, but on the energy bills as well. but this requires a change in mindset. people in europe, i use to war and cosy homes. nicholas french were reluctant to visit at 1st, but since the war in ukraine received many request for advice that came back to with and asking, oh okay. and those still doing that. yeah. because we are willing now to lower the temperature as well. healthy inside temperature, according to the world health organization is $800.00 degrees celsius. we know they are quite conservative because of lack of knowledge in fact. but the key idea if you feel what if your bodies and the critics young, this is not unhappy. you've been using it for 2 years. are you feeling healthy or unhealthy, or perfect? and happy and getting married?

he hopes his project, at least, will make people in cold climate think on how to use energy steadfast and al jazeera brussel still had only al 0 news. our a footballer is forced to wait on the pitch for an ambulance after suffering a broken leg. that story much more coming up with joe in sports. ah, hope francis has said to visit the democratic republic of congo and south to dawn in a trip that is meant to heal the wounds that is still bleeding. will the pontiff visit started chapter of peace and reconciliation ending the internal conflicts of these 2 nations? pope in africa on al jazeera, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we eating? in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud,

people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international hold. so markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food pond to one out. just sierra tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge, conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera. ah, ah, hello again. time for the sports in serious jo. 13, thank you very much. we'll let's thought melvin when of a joke of it has won the australian open from the 10th time describing it is the

biggest win of his cray. that's off to sweep the inside stefan us. it's a pass in straight sets. david stokes has this reports what a difference a year makes. no bakovich was deported from australia 12 months ago for not being vaccinated against kobe 19. now, he's back celebrating a record extending 10th title in melbourne. it was a one sided final against greek 3rd seed, stefan of fit surpass who liked joke, a bitch new or winwood. ern him. the world. number one ranking. oh did surpass it only ever reached one grand slam final before and he lost that one too. joke of which the french open in 2021 is an experience showed and despite some angry changes with his coaching team, jock a bit to wrap things up comfortably in straight sets. ah, the serbian star has not lost at melbourne pop since 2018. a street spending a record 28 matches the motions were running high as he embraced his family in the

stands and the magnitude of his achievement. sunk in i have to say that this has been one of the most challenging tournaments i've ever played in my life. considering the circumstances, i'm not playing last year coming back this year. oh, only the team and family knows what we've been through in the last 4 or 5 weeks. and this probably is the, i would say biggest victory in my life, considering the circumstances ah, the 22nd major title moved joke of each level with rough and a dough at the top of the all time list. his next chance to add to his tale will be in the dallas back yard at the french open, which starts in may. david stokes al jazeera. another title was also decided in melbourne. barbara k. chickamauga and katerina senior covert successfully defended their women's doubles. tracy, i beat japanese i gamma and n ship

a hata in straight sets. if now 17 major doubles titles. when his champion at nasa blanca says, have victory of a lane at a back, in a, in saturday's final still hasn't sunken. the bellagio set sail and melons botanic gardens with her trophy for the traditional when a photo call with russian and bell russian players not allowed to compete under their flags because the russian invasion of ukraine sub blanco's, the 1st neutral athlete to an a major. she's still not sure of she'll be able to play at wimbledon, which is band players from the 2 countries over the war. where do you see that right now? applying will be in the sheer. ah, ah, well, i love i love old is love to play there and i'll be, i'll be happy to, to can be there again. do you think you'll win puts more pressure on wimbleton in allowing place on the delivery in russia to compete. i don't know right now it's

a right now i cannot think about that. i'm just trying to endure the moment and, and that's it. now it's the biggest rivalry in the n, b a, the boston celtics against the los angeles lakers and some big controversy in this one. like a star le bron chains top school with 41 point spot. yes. with the schools look right at the end of regulation time. we went for gaining winning layoff with adamant he'd been illegally. blocked by jason's hate him as an ide. 2 points replace showed him his rights. and the officials didn't agree, which meant he wasn't given free throws, which could have won the game. one of his teammates even tried showing officials with a camera from an caught side photographer and to make it worse, the celtics ended up winning in over time. they stayed, taught in the east, or the lake as of way down in the west, in 13 place by you have to call a cat, a cat. you know, you can look this up in him and try to pretend is not what it is. ah, and he's

a guy just because he doesn't flop when he doesn't flail. he's not screaming when he, when they, when, when he shoot the ball and like i see a ton of other players gone. he gives penalize for the best play owners can't get a call so amazing to the candidate study and repay went head to head on saturday, them those nikolai or kit shan joe, and bade for the philadelphia 76 bruises your catch finished with 24 points for the nuggets which wasn't passed, but he couldn't keep up with his rival on this occasion. him and b and b came out with an impressive 47 points and 18. lee bounce as the 6 as one is one comfortably 126119 the nuggets. news for the 3rd time in for game. so if they do remain tough, the western conference liverpool having to join manchester, united in tottenham in the 5th round of the f. i caught the up against brighton right now and the full have had a slumping form in the premier league lately. they sit, 9th and right now gets brought units goals for the last hall, holidays go. well,

manchester united i threw off the beating championship side, reading it oh truckers. united went ahead in the 2nd half through casimir and the brazilian was on target again just 4 minutes later today. hopefully fred's in another go school right. it finished $31.00. the games are coming thick and fast at the moment, but you know, i school certain hawk doesn't mind. i don't complain. we know what the fix a shuttle. what it is we have to do with this. as scripts, we have to all set squats and squats are big and big enough to do with it. and i think plays like to play and you can build thinkers, took to co team where you play often. and in my perspective, when you play often the same you getting the retention tom made sure they made the draw for the 1st round. after saying off preston, it took until the 2nd half a spurs to make the breakthrough. it was worth the wait on him in the finish. the

south koreans 2nd wasn't bad either of us, just his 3rd goal in 18 games for club on country. honored done, juma, who signed on loan from villareal this week kept off his debut with the goal. as it finished, 3 male tottenham in spain. bos owner extended their lead at the top of la league after one no victory. sharona angel kathlyn, darby petrie, came off the bench to school the winter on 61 minute as balsam made it 9 lea games on beaten, shabby site on out to 6 points, play around the trade here in christ rel, subsidized on sunday, in germany league leaders by an munich half in house with a 3rd consecutive drawer and the burden does leeker off the i'm track front foot foot back from a gold zone to make it 11. so, so the 1st time since 2007 the by and have failed when their 1st 3 much is it sort of a calendar year. they now lead by just a single point from noon berlin. australia's

need bosses defended the lack of an ambulance that a game in melbourne after play was forced to wait more than 15 minutes on the pitch with a broken leg at lady nice is a one day received on field treatment for the horror injury before paramedics arrived. the a league said that ambulances have been stationed at stadiums in the state of victoria since november 2018. and that the change was approved by the placing one man who benefited from immediate medical attention was buffalo bills played to mar hamlin. he's been thanking fans and players and cincinnati for their support. his 1st message since suffering a cardiac arrest on the field, 4 weeks ago to the city assist naveed, the bangles and the entire and so just were put in team and we just decided to refer to room for warranty life. just danny of a player, you know, that's where buffalo blue you put humanity above to loyalty. you showed the world

unity over division. i'm not surprised by deeply grateful. i'll be forever thankful and indebted to golf now and max. homo was the surprise when at the farmer's insurance opened, the american started the final round at torrey pines 5 shots back in a tie for place. but shell, it's like this helps him move up and lead the board. he hold 6 buddies, i roll to caught a 6 on de paul round 66. and that got him to 13 underway. 2 ships play. his 6th pga, title gets in. is the world's top 15 for the 1st time home. he says he uses the late and be a star, kobe bryant, as inspiration. i've always had a bit of a chip on my shoulder. just 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 work at it like that. so when i get in these moments, i feel like all of it combine eases me

a bit. and pascal well line has taken the lead in the formula eat championship after a 2nd, when as many days in saudi arabia, germany's ex f one dr, is steadily worked his way through the field and he's pushed to take the check and flag at the street separately and while i now leads with 68 points, all right, that's the support for now with jem later. okay, thank you so much, joe. and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we're back in just a moment with much more of the day's news. and all the latest headlines ah ah

but it has been done before it can be done even better. as long as a human being is doing it, you can do it. no matter how you possibly it looks. it's you to putting the effort within the lock and you will have to be patient with me. i am the captain. then me a so continued kenya, and them were so at the assistance which we are i so key team in east, in central africa be as they i francois progressing pretty well. we had managed to play in some international games. then when koby gimme the ice rink was closed and it's the only ice rink in the country. from the al jazeera london broil cow center to people in thoughtful conversation, i got much west races. and when i was at the university of august, it was 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 a multicultural society. part 2 of 5,

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