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minutes. israel prepared to demolish palestinian holmes after announcing drastic steps in the wake of 2 attacks and occupied areas. dozens of malnourished indigenous children are hospitalized in northern brazil. a health emergency has been declared. the chairman of the u. k is governing conservative party that the him so he is fired over his tax affairs and all the quiet pulling day and round to of, to these is parliamentary election after december. so the lowest turnouts in recent history. i'm jim nash with source is currently one or between livable and bryson in the f, a cap, and it melvin ne, that joke of it's winds around extending an australian. i've been skill level with le found down 22 grand some singles titles. ah,

israeli government has announced a series of tough security measures of the 7 israelis were killed and 5 injured and 2 shootings. it occupied east, jerusalem. israeli forces that began preparing palestinian homes for demolition. the 1st one to be targeted belongs to a man accused of carry out an attack. outside of synagogue on friday, i could be made to shirt 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 support us. 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 insulation of identity cards and stripping residency of families of terrorists who support terrorism. we will soon decide on steps to strengthen the

settlements into dia and samaria, in order to convey a message to the terrorists that seek to approve us from our land, that we are here to stay. 3 palestinians were detained on sunday and the occupied west bank had occupied east. jerusalem alliston in family homes have been set on fire in these areas. settlers broke into a house in the town of thomas. i are north of ramallah on saturday night and set it alight. let's get more all of this with the al jazeera sarah. hi, that's who's in west to roost on these measures, seller announced by the government. nothing new. but what are we to make of the fact that they've been publicly announced and fast tracked while they're definitely been publicly announced to gain more support from the israelis from israeli public. that has been thousands of people protesting in the last few weeks since the new israeli government came in, which is the most right wing is really government in its history. so they want to show that they are acting fast and quick and making sure that some of those

measures that they have been talking about for a while now have been introduced. this was the, this we can the vents have been happening. was a good reason to start to implement those and false check those measurements and measures. rather, some of those measures include being able to revoke id cards. if you're from jerusalem, if you're a palestinian living here, you have the right to have an id card which makes you a citizen of jerusalem. it means that gives you some thought to some degree free movement at that. and it self assaults taken away from them. it doesn't give palestinians any rights really. so for that to be extended to family members, not just the attackers that just chose the rhetoric that the israeli government is trying to send out. that it's not just the attack because that will face consequences. but it's their families, it's that close circle of friends. we've seen that with the demolitions that have been happening. demolitions have been on the uptake,

especially since last few attentions have been high. but this year has already started and continued those tensions and all of the see the what we've seen in the last couple of days is more of a reason for israel say that they are increasing police president's presence, the increasing the military on the street. they're going to be working longer hours, but it's also allowed the israeli national security administer. i've been going to push for something he's been trying to push for for a while, which is that israeli citizens could be armed, some have licenses, but to speed up that process and allow thousands more to be arms to be able to actually show off the gun if you like to, in order that he says to protect themselves. so this is the kind of rhetoric that they're pushing for. but they've also given another reason to expand settlements and that was that off the, the tank outside the synagogue,

some palestinians were seen celebrating vast attack. and that has been given as a reason to continue the expansion of israeli settlements in occupied territories such as were occupied westbank. you're a secretary of state and the blinking is due to visits. how will his presence play into the ongoing tension? that's right, well this trip is not related to the events that happened this week. this trip was already a plan trip. it's the 1st meeting between a blink and, and the news radio government that will be taking place. and he'll start off in cairo. then he will come and visit here and where and that visit will be to discuss a 2 state solution. now this has been in the making for years, but is it materializing no, and the events have been happening in the last few days or indicate things. but it's far from that. these are the israeli government, was the a thing with

a previous us administration on the donald trump, who says that he was pushing for what he called a piece process. whether that was a piece presence or no as to be questioned. it was the abraham court that was the normalization of relations with it rather than a part of that was the 2 state solution. nothing really has materialized from but in the u. s. the current us administration on the joe biden seems to take a step back if you like, people i've been saying that they should be more international condemnation to the rise of tensions in the last year or so. the number of demolitions of palestinian homes, the restriction of movements were still here and not, not really much has been happening. so we'll have to see what will come out of this meeting. but the situation still remains the same. pensions are increasing and these kind of attacks or individuals are carrying out these attacks. this is not a groups,

this is not palestinian groups with political reasons to do so. these are individuals, for example, the attacker from friday he, his grandfather more than 20 years ago, was killed in what was called a terrorist attack by israel itself. now this is kind of things that were saying, so this is attention continues and israel is very much keen to put a strong message out there. saharan reporting live there from western useless ceremony. thanks indeed, will at least 30 for palestinians have been killed by his worthy forces or settlers . this year, bernard smith has more from ramallah in the occupied west bank on the escalation in violence. there are rising tensions here in the west bank, and there is an increase in settler related violence. now subtler harassment and attacks on palestinians have been going on for many, many, many, many years. but the problem is that recently they're becoming more violent in nature where once it was perhaps,

graffiti was stone throwing will now that stone throwing is turned into setting cars and homes on fire and attacking palestinians when they're in the cars. and what goes along with this is the settlers feel emboldened because of the impunity that they impunity there is when they carry out these attacks. logistics shows that only 3 percent of alleged attacks by said was last year resulted in any sort of prosecution or about a $150.00 odd last year. and the palestinian authority is pretty much impotent in the face of these attacks has very little. it can do except rely on international condemnation for what is going on in the occupied palestinian territories itself. it can't act very much at all. yes. we know that the palestinians were withdrawn security cooperation from israel. that's often though only short lived and he's the only card that the palestinian authorities have left to play against these rails. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has expressed his concern over

the rise and violence in the occupied palestinian territory is called for a return to dialogue and on the ticket june. it's with great pain that i learned the news coming from the holy land, especially if the deaths of 10 palestinians, including a woman killed during his really anti terrorism, military actions in palestine. and what happened near jerusalem on friday evening when 7 israeli jews were killed by palestinian and 3 were wounded as they left the synagogue, se the death spiral that increases day by day only closes the few glimmers of trust that exists between the 2 peoples city, omaha, army is the director of the spiel, ecumenical liberation, theology center. he joins us now live from occupied east jerusalem over good to have you with us. what are your thoughts on these fast track security measures announced by the israeli government? how worried are people there in your community? i mean, the israeli government is acting just and quick only by violating human rights and

international law by permitting collective punishment. and the government that only government officials are announcing but clearly that they're going to be arming centers. many m as a part of being illegal by and seen illegal by international law are seen as meaning. x will go and burn houses, set cards on fire in chase, farmers as, as they're trying to pick up the others that are going to expand the building of settlement. illegal settlements increase from demolitions and punishing the families and the rest of the communities kicking people starting to pick people at this point that people to teen the right of people to stay in jerusalem, which they have been before the occupation of the, of the state of israel occupying east jerusalem, so it is what it is saying, but in openly that we want to buy an international law this. we got one geneva

conventions, 13 piece. i would want to punish the people and the international community, very sadly. and the rest of the world is watching what is happening with it, with sadness or trying to under then that it must be the only thing for the, for the violence of one incident that happened in jerusalem on human life. a human loss is on them. but they have to want to put that into perspective. yeah. only in the last month, the last month, 120 m structures, at least you know, some in the west bank have been demolished and close to what the palestinians have died since the beginning of last year, over $1000.00 destructions with destroyed 7000 percent it's have been out of that, that isn't in on, it's not that piece with living in a be specific only making other military ok. give us a sense of what life is like for those living on the occupation and whether people that think that things are only going to get worse under this new government. we

know that things are getting worse. i mean, set up a group of 500 young israeli nationalists, went into the cushion with m this destroy them. kathy is beat up. tourists beat up the local community. and 2 days before they went to the cemetery, brought down the crosses. a hateful graffiti that are going out on the streets, shopping, threatening with weapons, with guns. i'm of the police and come to the 2 and it tries to intervene. they, they punish the city. and even if the damage they want to just tell you with minimum, what's the, it's, the situation is miserable and easy to set up. but it's something that we have to come across them. that's the future when you're living on the in east jerusalem under occupation. and especially when you go to the city and the community has a thing from you who are saying it's belong to fight that we want to them to achieve our independence regardless how strong it is and how weak that the mission

community. when you have in a zillion community, we partnered back and then we got the different ways we find that even be engaging in the economic sanctions, b s or we just peak. and i think it's bigger conferences, right? because we're always getting punished. we, one of us, better citizens are those regardless of the affiliated with ability confection. if m and 2nd attacks was deemed as the because it's a fuse them to set up and the to live happily on up could still too many thanks again for being with us. oh, oh my god, i me that it. ok about east jerusalem, or cutoff. foreign minister has also addressed violence in the region on a visit to iran. he called on israel to stop attacks in the occupied territory. a dollar to katara. we strongly condemn the recent tension that was created by israel and were concerned about the killing of civilians. citizens, we call on israel to stop unilateral actions to restore stability in west bank and

not reach a stage that could make the situation worse in the region. the katara government is always try to help restore peace through political solutions to solve the issues. here with the news our from up to 0 still to come on the program. 6 0, we report from southern peru were, indigenous groups are continuing their antique of protests despite what he out of food arm fuel. also, i'm cathy boy in central kenya with scientists. i trying to see if the north and white rhino from extinction. i'll be telling you the good news avenue australian open champion, celebrates a victory, but also faces questions of a berm from wimbledon. that's coming up later in the ah. dozens of indigenous children suffering from malnutrition. that acute diseases had been taken a hospital in northern brazil. the government declared

a state of emergency in the young mommy territory. last week, president little of the silver accused. his predecessor jaya, balsam arrow, of committing genocide against the enemy. by encouraging a legal mining, thousands of illegal gold mines being operated along the road, marked here in red, their contaminating waterways, and killing wild animals out as here. as i said, beg reports. these small planes are risking children in a remote part of northern brazil. they indigenous yenna, mommy, people say they have been asking for help for the last 4 years. it's finally arrived, but many have suffered is settle miles into vic sole. we see that they are serious cases. they are indigenous milly children was malnutrition, pneumonia, dehydration. they are usually children in a serious condition. so to me, to the amazon's yellow mommy population live in an area of fertile 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 socially to becomes or what we have been for for years without health assistance in the communities. 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 louis ignacio lulu de silver, has blamed, is produced as a jar ball to narrow and has pledged to help very neu, verbal ever we bassetti. we will take very seriously the task of ending illegal cold mining. and even if it's in 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, i'll g 0 in peru, a protest her has been killed during confrontations between demonstrators and police. 58 people have died in unrest since for president pedro castillo was impeached and imprisoned. early last month, roads in the south have been blocked by protest, us after mainly indigenous leaders called a national strike. our latin america editor to sir 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, o root has been blocked for nearly

a month by indigenous communities. they tell us they are outraged about the deaths of more than 50 protest is almost all of them here in southern peru, since president benevolently took office in december. man, i'm not that kid. then i motivated them. we want told this to changing. we want to polarity out, we want the congress out. we women are going to fight to the very 8 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 castillo, early pharisee that but his removal, they tell me, is no longer which feeding a regional uprising. the photos come up at all. it's almost a causality curse at 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 our ancestors. that's why we're finally rising out. almost in symptom of the traffic starts moving,

but not for long while so much with a 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. oh, not yet. not a single one or class is a terrorist or 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 grove 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 put off the bigger the road blocks people cart or drag their goods as best they can. but they don't complain that this protest is taking place 24 hours a day. each community takes turns blocking the 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 tennis here is holding a 2nd round of voting and it's parliamentary election. the 1st round in december, so fewer than 11 percent of voters cost ballots. the opposition boycotted that vote saying that president chi side had lost his legitimacy. that's after he introduced a new constitution that expanded his powers out a serious order. a bell honeyed just now live from judas. so have people been voting today? was the turn up been like well, certainly it's been a trickle of voters going to the polling stations. we've been around several and

we've really seen each time a handful of people, usually from an older generation casting their balance. so it seems as not only the opposition does boycotting this election, but actually tunisians have shown very little interest. just moment. the head of the electoral commission said that as of 3 p. m. a little more than 7 percent of registered voters had cast their ballots. now joining me, he started to hello, he's a professor of international relations at the south mediterranean university. also be interested in this election target 7 percent. how can you explain this lack of inches from denisia in stores this election? well, it certainly confirming what happened in the 1st round, which was like around this, basically it's about 7 percent around this time at 3 p. m. and it's going to be by the end, the very low turnout. and the reason i think is very complicated is

a number of things that would explain this, 1st of all, donations have, i think, given a lot of us maybe to put as the high side. but it took a lot of time to basically deliver some basic video floors. but there he fox, mainly the political that the, for the forms that they were expecting more of the economic and social front that he did not really deliver much of that. he actually was delivering more bad news, then actual reforms at the actual that is good initiatives. and the other point is the political explanation that this, this is an election that is happening with the boy, god, many political groups, but they are, boy, god is not the only reason i think many tunisians have lost somehow confidence in the images in legislative elections. and parliament that's due to the number of things my, my guess is that if we're going to have position elections,

we're going to have 30 different numbers. and so this is a long day basically impact these basically institutions losing trust within a large part of tunisians. a lot of teachers i spoke to said that one of the reasons we're not gonna vote is because they didn't know who the candidates well. so now, you know, if you look ahead you will have a parliament that has very little vote, very little lublix support with candidates that people say they don't know. what can it really do? well, this sir, 1st chamber of the parliament is gonna because this is the 1st one we're should expect an election for another one, maybe this year, the next year to implement the whole constitution of the forms that i side started . but it shows you that the legitimacy of this parliament of this, of this new column is going to be really highly questionable. you're gonna find very little interest in just following what they are doing,

added to that is that the prerogatives of this 1st chamber is very, very limited. the really, the presence is still full of a lot of great or gives of the lot of power and is gonna be really the main man. so responsible of executive power and the parliament is going to have very little impact on what's gonna happen in the coming months. now the opposition is saying that the results of the 1st round back in december had already shown that the presidency, the president, had lost legitimacy. now it seems that in order to churn out at this 2nd round is very similar. where does that leave the president? or can he go ahead with his plans for, for the country with his road map? actually, i would say we have to make a distinction about 2 things about his road map like this, these elections and his own legitimacy. i again, i think if we're going to have but as the selection,

not only we're going to have bigger turn outs, but we're going to have also he would have chances in these elections at least to compete with other possible candidates. so it's city lea, doubtful to say he lost his legitimacy, but he got the very, a huge blow to his political roadmap that he's question about that. and he cannot say with confidence that he's talking on behalf of the people because this is the sentence he keeps repeating, that hes basically implementing the will of the people, which is basically the basic populace slogan. and that's what a society is. i and that yet, i think he's gonna stay in denial. his, his, it, he's not showing, given the results of the 1st round, any signs of western and himself were questioning his road map or questioning his a way of dealing with politics. i think he's gonna stay in denial unless we are gonna see not this kind of put it put a boat guard by a large number of tunisians. but if we're going to see lots of donations of the

streets, maybe, or that is protesting or his policies of the whole can on the context. maybe then he would question himself but that just at the stager i, i would think that is gonna be is that his again a stay in denial. i think you very much start surgeon. yeah. a lot of the people we spoke to were also saying that what they want to know is what's happening with the economy. it's biting tunisians very badly, and they want to see concrete steps towards their life being improved towards better salaries. inflation is very high, they want to hear about that more than anything else. now, putting stations are about to close in 2 hours. we should have another update by the electoral commission. but certainly the picture as it is, is going to be a very low turnout. again, in this run off with to neeagin's by enlarge going on with their lives and watching

find the sidelines. what's happening? how many? thanks. indeed, that's a hot up though, honey. the in tunis. the u. k. is private. it's the richie snack has fired. the conservative party's chairman, the move, comes after an investigation into nadeem. so how is tax affairs found that he seriously breached ministerial rules when he was chancellor sooner ordered the prob, last week, after coming under political pressure, that im barber reports from london. it was only on monday that the prime minister soon i asked, he's independent adviser on ministers affairs, lori magnus to investigate and deems always tax affairs. and now on sunday morning here, the prime minister has written to unity in 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, following the investigation,

finishing. it is clear that that has been a serious breach of the ministerial code. well, that's investigation is a 4 page. document, the conclusions. and it specifies that nadine's or how we fail to declare that the tax, so face known as h m r c. were investigating his taxi's as a conflict of interest when he became chancellor of the exchequer, the finance minister last year. and also that he failed to declare that he'd paid a penalty to h m r c. when he entered the government. now that these are how we all along claim to insisted that there 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 saying that richey c not should have section dean's hallway before

now. still to come here, that is how we'll take a look at how having a cold, a house during winter could help you feel warm up. plus i'm just to washington in hong kong, one of the world's most expensive lives and we're homeless, is on the right. we've got basketball action is to to bring his rivals in the da go head to head stuff coming up with gemma harvey's. make the re ah, there are no large into the tempter and no longer reco breaking the hide. it had been replaced by sandstorms of some strength. now the heat gone through the says release morrison, patagonia, but us shortly. because the breeze is coming on shore, bringing showers with a good part of argentine is enjoying the sunshine that you should really have full

midsummer. but if you're in brazil, hex more brain that i think is daily thunderstorms with a quite poky ones. that includes in rio basin, that part of brazil's little drawl and it was in columbia looking rather driving it was for the strengthening grease of the caribbean, means that for example, nicaragua, costa rica and panama, we'll see more of the way a cloud and rain. that breeze, if you follow and is going on shore for the southern states, the u. s. this is warm and wet weather everybody's thunderstorms, particularly when it comes up across or against cold air, which it will. and that's what happens during sunday. and indeed monday, the cold is coming to the plains states because that is an arctic push once more, a pool of ought to get 6 across the middle of canada. sleek, he fell southwards and eastwards. when he goes across chicago, which you expect to be cold in the winter temperatures drop on to suppose gone through to marcell, then minus time. these are day time highs. and that co keeps going south, though not the same extreme depths. ah

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ah lou ah, hello again. adrian finnegan here in dough. how about the news out from out here at the headlines? israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a series of measures following 2 gun attacks. they include demolishing the homes of palestinians who are accused of being involved and making it easier for is released to get a gun license. is where the settlers have broken into a palestinian home and set it on file that happened to the town of tour messiah north of ramallah and the occupied westbank. dozens of indigenous children to know them of brazil suffering from malnutrition,

that acute diseases been hospitalized. last week, the government declared a state of emergency in the yellow mommy territory. police in the u. s. city of memphis have disbanded a special unit known as scorpion that happened after several officers were caught on video beating unarmed man tyree nichols, he later died of his injuries protests calling for police reform have been held across the country out as he rose gave i was under reports not from memphis. at a warning, you may find some of the images in his report, disturbing her. oh, they made use of tie re, 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 diary, while the other one was swimming through light. it looked like, like i said, a like a slave of a movie. the way he was putting through his face. and he turned around and he did

it the other way. they just, he be a hailed and he's about to fall all them. they live them back up to take more lives . in one part of the video, nichols is in pain. none of the police officers or paramedics appeared to provide help that left ron sin angry. it was the cast them beating. and, and then you had the fire me and that was that out there you was supposed to hell he was lying to me. i would land at the said for die for no one day at their job. you beat them to death. you beat that. that man, the innocent 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 beat this past day or 2. i've been sort of bracing myself or it's

unacceptable. 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 got to 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 ando. ouch is eda memphis, the un high commissioner for human rights system under the venezuela and the use of torture folk took, spoke out at the end of a visit to the country. he earlier met president nicholas my daughter as well as the opposition of figures and 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 can start as increased

fuel prices of the value of its currency dropped by nearly 12 percent last week. the decision comes days before a visit by the international monetary fund to discuss the stored bailout package. the i m f is demanding war tough fiscal measures and economic reforms focused on foreign currency reserves are low. there's only enough to pay for imports. for a further 3 weeks. shoreline, because foreign minister is warning that time is running out for the international monetary fund to extend the loan to the country and economic crisis last year, spark major protest unprompted then president, go to buy a roger boxer to flee abroad. i saw bri, told talk to on to syrup that if colombo doesn't receive the 2900000000 dollars from the i m f by march 31st. it will struggle to service it since it is true that i might be in need of them at lawns. you have had extend to a discussion, but the precondition registry. langan garmen need to take in terms of revenue

collection and added forms. they're happy for the progress that they have a jeep but bilateral creditors ad issues now. so we should, the india had already given the assurances to really strapped to the debt parish club to come out of the state. and we are at the advanced level of discussion with china. and you can see the full interview with troy anchors foreign minister ali sabri on talk to al jazeera it as 1st saturday, february, 4th at o 430 hours g m t. the death toll in madagascar has risen to 25 after tropical storm cilenzo swept through its western coast. 21 people are missing to rental rain and floods of damaged houses. displacing the li, 40000 people. the storm made land for 10 days ago, then moved back out to see where it intensified into a tropical cyclone. was 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 wine. oh, is paying off? scientists are using in vitro fertilization. a procedure that's never been tried before on the animal. catherine soil reports out from all for jetta conservancy in central kenya. the last of the are 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 visage that they would breed natural law close to attorney, as really we began then thinking of what are the best that we shall 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 preserves farm from deceased bulls and eggs harvested artificially from for, 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 a deal does not put the animal at risk for to energy and cannot carry a pregnancy to full tom, one is in fatal. the other 2 walls. so a sorrow, get 1000 white. rhino will be used this female ryan nodes. are there candidates of this procedure they have to be morning and regularly scientist a we're talking to say it has been a long journey to get this right. the korean with high takes care of the endangered species as well as black riders that roam all pa jetta. he says the cows are ready

for their embryos to be implanted. we want to do is do it as natural as possible because for the circuit mothers, we don't want to give them the amana injection, it might create some problem. so we headed to of a said to me on a southern white animal actus at his a ball. so when he started mounting in any of the themis, we know this is the best them of doing their fast and plantation rhinos are under threat because porches hunt them for their horns. the northern white sub species was wiped out in south sedan, uganda and other parts of central africa decades ago. conservationists have spent yes on this research. and finally, it's bearing fruits. cutting soil al jazeera, all project conservancy in central kenya. hong kong is facing its highest rate of homelessness and a decade. it's one of the most expensive cities to live in a rising inflation or send the cost of everything from food to rent. soaring

jessica washington, that some of those who been forced to make the streets for 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 a need for better services and more funds for hostile accommodation as the situation wesson's. this is a very wealthy city. you know, it's, it's extremely wealthy with one and 5 at this moment, or having food and security, the cannot afford 3 meals a day. you know, it's, it's an amazing city where you see the house in the have nots and 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 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, or a 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 this underpass of repairing for another night exposed to freezing conditions. alec used to be one of them. he spent almost 20 years on the streets there. well, now 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 researches in belgium to say that they found a way for people to save money and stay warm in their homes. even if the heating is turn down, it works using a system called slow heat, which focuses on warming up bodies rather than entire buildings. step bus and 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 standout which are more around 20 grades for the living rooms. which is much too much architect jeffrey. fun to start at a 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 conform is not determined only by the temperature of the her come 40 to remind by the double is in the insulation bring in the codes my distemper to our surfaces next to or that can projects in the, in for it to of 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 or more participant say they have saved up to half of their energy bills. we had a lot of people who are paying double triple the price that they paid before for us

. it doesn't, it doesn't change anything. we are paying the same thing at 30. are you a 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 the war and cosy homes. nicholas france, where we locked into visit at 1st, but since the war in ukraine he receives many request for advice that came back to us and asking, okay. and i was still doing that. yeah. because we are willing now to lower or temperature as well. a healthy inside temperature according to the world health organization is 18 degrees celsius. we know there are quite conservative because of lack of knowledge in fact. but the key idea if you feel well, if your body said the acquitted of young, this is not an i think you've been using it for 2 years. are you feeling healthier?

i'm healthier, perfectly healthy, and happy and still married. he hopes his project, at least, will make people in cold climates think on how to use energy step. fasten al jazeera brussel. just ahead here on the news are a footballer is forced to wait on the pitch for an ambulance or to suffer your broken leg. that's coming up with gemma in this ah, we are all response, even people far away are so helping with the environment. problems in the amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about the threats that i oceans are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language up to them. kids went away, do as well. yes. and what are you going to do to keep out of school? it's our language that keeps the rental blood women, right. say that they have one,

several back over in their fight for equality and gotten america. and those poll the things that were texting women were made the challenge in the region. ah, well not being thrown away. i want to sleep. we don't have read them in. didn't study these about 2 weeks now. i say 3 days. journey to a show club. we wish them to grow so and destroys our country. someone needs to rebuild lou ah, hello, get talk to the sport his job. thank you, adrian. we sought in melbourne when novak joke of inch is one,

the australian open for the 10th time describing it as the biggest win of his career. that's after sweeping aside. as stefano sits the past in straight sets, david strikes reports. what a difference a year makes. no bakovich was deported to australia 12 months ago for not being vaccinated against private 19. now he's back celebrating a record extending 10th title in melbourne. it was a one sided fine law against greek 3rd seed stiff. i'm a fit surpass. who liked joker bitch. you were when would own him the world number one ranking. oh, it's a past it only ever reached one grand slam final before. and he lost that one too. joke of it. the french open in 2021. his inexperience showed and despite some angry exchanges with his coaching team, jock of ich wrap things up comfortably in straight sets. ah, the serbian star has not lost at melbourne pop since 2018. a streak spending a record 28 matches the motions were running high as he embraced his family

understands. 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 the, i would say biggest victory my life considering the circumstances. ah, a 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 tally will be in the dallas back yard at the french open, which starts in may. david stokes al jazeera one other title has been decided in melbourne. barbara critique of her and caterina city of cova successfully defended

their women's doubles trophy the chapter japanese hash, okay, our yama. and, and actually the hora in straight sets. they've now 17 major doubles titles. women champion arena sa blanca says, have victory over you, lena, re blocking it and saturdays final still hasn't sunk in the battle. russian set sail in melvins of atomic gardens with a trophy for the traditional when his photo cool. with russian, i'm better russian players not allowed to compete under their flags because of the russian evasion of ukraine. suddenlink is the 1st neutral athlete to win a major. she's still not sure if she'll be able to play at wimbledon, which have found players from the 2 countries over the wall. where do you see that right now playing with this? yeah. well, 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 and allowing players from delaware, it's in russia to can pay 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. now. so the biggest rivalry in the n b a, the boston celtics against the los angeles lakers and some big control, the se in this one. they could start prom james talk scored with 41 points, but with the school log tried to the regulation time. he went for a game winning lay up and was adamant he'd been legally blogs by jason tatum and denied 2 points replace showed he was right with the officials didn't agree, which meant he wasn't given a free trial, which could have won the game. one of his teammates even tried showing officials with a camera from a courtside photographer to make it was the southwick's ended up winning an overtime. they stay top in the east while the lake is away down in such a place in the way did overtime you have to call a cat, a cat. you know, you can look at something and try to pretend is not what it is. and he's a guy 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 gets penalize for the best play owners can't get a cough so amazing to the candidate for the m. b p went head to head denver nicolay ok sham jo l m b for the philadelphia 76 is finished with 24 points for the nuggets which wasn't bad but he couldn't keep up with his rival on this occasion. and beat came out with that impressive 47 points. and 18 rebounds as the 6 is when it comfortably 126119. and that please for the 3rd time in 4 games. although they do remain up in the western conference. liverpool happy knocked out to be up in the full round by brighton. the match started well enough for the visitors. harvey elliott handed it yoga clumps. i believe. after half an hour. right to know having a very good season they went back. they built their equalizer before the break,

when he shot deflected in one of louis dunc the right. and then how to the control under pressure room. it's have is don't pitch time go. the managed victory for brighton to on the final scope. manchester united already books that place and the 5th round on saturday off the beating championship wide reading, his whole traffic united went ahead in the 2nd half through katherine the re the brazilian was on target again just 4 minutes later to double valleys. fred added another was it finished 31 the top to make sure they're in the draw for the 5th round as well off the seeing of preston. it took until the 2nd half the 1st to make the break free. and it was worth the wait, was it on a human with the finish? the south koreans 2nd wasn't bad either. that's just his 3rd goal in his last 18 games for club and country on dom juma, he signed online from. is it around 4 days ago caps office day be with the goal? as it says, renal something in spain boss elaine or extended delhi to the top of your after

a one? no victory. david, you're right in the catalog. darby petri came off the bench for the winner on 61 minutes off and made it 9 league games on beaten chevy side. and 6 boys clear around madrid, face around it at a later on sunday. because you know, there's one in germany illegally to find me to cussing how the 3rd consecutive drop in the bundles lager off on track frankfurt, back from a go down to make it one. all is the 1st time since 2007, the vine has failed. to win the 1st 3 matches at the start of the calendar year. they now lead by just a single point from the union, but in australia is leave both have 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 one day received unfair treatment for the hor, injury before paramedics arrived. the ab said ambulances haven't been stationed at stadiums in the state of victoria since november 2018. and the change was approved by the players union. one man who benefited from immediate medical attention was

buffalo bills plaid, the mar 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, while planning against the bangles 4 weeks ago to the city assess and that he the bangles, any attire. and so just for putting team lead to that route for route, for one kid life, just many of a player, you know, that's where in buffalo, blue you put humanity about loyalty. you showed the world unity over division. i'm not surprised, but i'm deeply grateful. i'll be forever thankful and indebted. it was double delight, uneasy and in rugby sevens by fem. men's and women's teams were victorious in sydney. the 5th like of this season's wild theories, the black 7th. how much south africa? 36 mil in the men final. at the fine turnaround off the books defeated the new

zealanders and the great phage. as for the women, they thrashed france 35 mil to clinch a 3rd straight title in sydney. the key with leads the men's and women's roof standing to golf and max houma was the surprised winner at the farmer's insurance open. the american started the final round at torrey pines, 5 shells, back in a tight place that shots like this helped him move up the leaderboard. he hold 6 buddies to caught a 6 on the ball round of 66 and that got him to 13. under i wrote 2 shots. there is 6 p j 2 title gets them into the top. 50 for the 1st time. payment says he uses the late n b a saw koby. bryan's is 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 ease is me

a bit. pascal via line has taken the lead in the formula eat championship off to his 2nd when in his many days in saudi arabia, germany's ex f one drive us steadily worked his way through the field in his course to take the checkered flag at the st. circuits may read a line and now leads with 68 points. that is all your sport for now. i'll have more later. adrian gentlemen, effects indeed that is it for you. so i will take a few moments to regroup, and i'll be back in just a few minutes with today's top stories. so you ah, ah and with

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