2002 was the 5th not us to year on global record stretching back more than a century. government report says 2022 was a bad year for whether 2023 isn't shaping up to be much better already here in california series of severe storms as brad or the coast line and the interior of the state. pausing a number of deaths and up to a $1000000000.00 in damages. climate scientists say the warming is caused by industrial age, heat trapping, gas emissions, which have been rising steeply since the 1960. they say rapid reduction in emissions are needed across the globe. the slow over 1st the greenhouse effect. ah yes actually of state and sampling can meet the palestinian president with appeals to com. tensions with israel and a message of support for

a 2 state solution but and got grades and occupied east jerusalem against israel's plans to demolish homes. ah, i'm nora kyle, this is al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up, forties are still being recovered from the rubble a day after a suicide attack. read through a mosque and pakistan can a, more than a 100 people ah, drums of discontent in france nationwide strikes and protests hold against the government's time to increase the age of a time. a nation from thousands of worshipers. they welcome to france's to the democratic republic of congo, the 1st visit by a pontiff and nearly 4 decades. ah

ah, there such as saint anthony bankin has concluded his trip to israel on the occupied palestinian territories of a he says some members of his team will remain to help defuse current tensions. and he met palestinian president, martin would abbas, during which he called for de escalation with the israelis. he's reiterated to us opposition to israel's a legal settlement expansion and reaffirmed washington's commitment to back to state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. restoring commerce are media task, but of longer term we have to do more than just lower tensions. the united states is committed to working toward our enduring goal of ensuring that the palestinians and israelis enjoy equal measures of freedom, security, opportunity, justice, and dignity. and as president biden's firm conviction that the only way to achieve that goal is to preserving and then realizing the vision of 2 states for 2 peoples

. thou heart's joins us out from west jerusalem. sorry. tell us little bit more about what lincoln had to say. well blink and had thoughts about it being important that both sides israelis and palestinians find a way to find peace to reduce the amount of violence. he did mention the attack outside the synagogue on friday, that was carried out by a 21 year old palestinian, when several is right. these were killed. he spoke about his condolences thought there was no mention of the number of deaths that happened the day before that which were 10 pallets thing in palestinians killed during an israeli raid. now it's significant because the violence has increased in more than a year. now. we've seen already just in the last month 35 palestinians killed have been more than $400.00 arrests. and certainly also the double attacks that took

place that the we can, the new is ready, right. when government has really set top is measures and fast tracks. home demolitions arbitrary arrests and away trying to also bypass the court, which is something that the new government is keen on doing. they also have many politicians within that government. the not interested in a 2 state solution. anthony blank can though, did say this time, but he will leave some of his senior team members to stay in the country and work on some of those resolutions and ideas. he says that he's heard from both sides a way to bring both sides together. but he also stressed the importance of egypt being involved. egypt says the neighboring country to israel. he met with the president that has c c in cairo before he met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and he said it was quite important that he came on board to find a resolution. another interesting point that he raised was that they are going to

be sending a money to help the palestinian refugees in the occupied territories, which includes for example, west bank. now it's important to note that the previous president, which was donald trump, he actually had stopped completely any of thoughts aid from being received by the palestinians, which it heavily relies on. he also talks about the normalization of relations with the arab states in the region. how important it was for them to come on board. but what does all that actually mean on the ground we, he didn't really offer any concrete solutions. he said that those are going to be discussed. he talked about listening to those ideas from both sides. but again, nothing concrete to show that anything will change. and this is something we've been seeing with the current administration on the job bind and where there are a lot more involved at the moment i'm looking towards what's happening in ukraine, for example, the war and ukraine. putting all the resources that he did discuss iran and the

threats of iran. he also discussed having met with the opposition leader who is also the former prime minister. i le pete who he discussed about the situation. obviously in israel with protests against this cons. right wing government, so that just gives you an idea, but at the moment we are still yet to see any concrete solution towards a to state. so hi, it's joining us from western from thanks, sarah. palin, simmons in occupied east jerusalem protesting against planned israeli demolitions of homes of suspected attackers on tuesday, is rarely parliament move closer to passing a bill to revoke israeli citizenship or residency status from palestinians involved in tax. pensions have been rising in the occupied palestinian territory since israel's deadly raid on the jenin refugee camp last week in which tens opposed to the 10 palestinians were killed vessels that has more from occupied east jerusalem

. that i do some clash of confrontations between policy and protest and the israeli board, their police here. so 15 palestinians were injured by israeli forces, starting formerly on palestinian residence off javin mc. cabot. have gathered in several parts of the district and trying to below the roads by the garbage trucks, by rocks, and also setting fire on pi years erecting the barricades. and all these are fort worth to present the valley. border pool is add, the bulldozers gathered into the area because the earlier this week, the israeli cast security cabinet had announced some of the direct connie and punitive measures which many of the human rights groups say that some of them are are the truth in or lack of punishment, and both of these decisions made by the valid security cabinet, many palestinians in double cab or have receive calls from the israeli or taurus

that they have been told there, that they houses are going to be demolished. so, up there that the mom's local mom here through the mas, they have made announcement, and asking people, fellas union in new cabinet to join a general strike and to join the protest and also to blog the road to prevent is very bold. they're getting in occupied east jerusalem and 30000 credit union on living here. so we can see that the moon is quite has here among the seniors, because they feared that the home could be the next and is 101 people have been killed. and monday's suicide. bomb attack has a mosque in north western pakistan. the attack happened inside a highly secure police compound, emperor shower, and inquiry committee has been tossed to look into the security lapse and what's been described as negligence. i sent bank reports. this is all that remains of the mosque in the police compound, in the shower investigator say,

a suicide bomber blew himself up during afternoon. pres, hundreds of worshippers were inside. the mosque is in a highly fortified redstone, which includes a police headquarters and a counter terrorism unit. raising concerns about a major security breach, holland. while you're here though, did off of my work, you're sure of. it is a matter of great condemnation that terrorists can enter a government department if the government department don't have security. what safety can they provide us? does a faction of the freak at the live on pakistan, the focused on the valuable claimed responsibility saying it's the 4th suicide attack in retaliation for the killing of khalid horizontally, one of its senior leaders in afghanistan last year. but the group leadership has since distance itself from the bombing sink. holy places should not be targeted. prime minister shabazz sharif has condemned the attack and promised stern action. he says, terrorism is a country's biggest security challenge. the books only taliban had threatened and

talked to security forces in recent weeks with buddy's or her mission could be colored with a little higher order. this is not the 1st time this kind of bombing has happened since 2006. the thousands of people have lost their lives and we have had enough of terrorism here who together in november, the group and did the cease fire with the pakistani government yet. and heard yet this month released this video of fighters training promising more attacks and declaring its intention to impose a hard line interpretation of his slammed claw. the group has been raging a war against the boxed on the government for more than a decade. last year it carried out at least $150.00 attacks, killing dozens of people. analysts say the group has been emboldened since that ali bonds returned to power in afghanistan in august of 2021. it's evident that reagan valuable on is targeting security forces. once again, even in places of worship, i said big, i'll 0 come,

i'll hide our reports from the sight of the explosion and push our i'm standing on . what was the roof of the mosque? edward's afternoon prayer, the suicide bomber had placed himself in the front row of the congregational prayer, and i did renew detonator, did their wife. although demand rescue and relief and recovery effort, they're now over. you can still find the rescue teams here in order to ensure that nobody is still under the rubble and unaccounted fall. this had been a difficult operation, get it out in the dead of the night. but it had also left difficult questions for the or tartar did what were doing when they knew that they were the security threat . intelligence agency had daughter your daughter, did that suicide bombers had penetrated into the true deal for jaw, that they were the type of an imminent or die. but they took it lightly on into a joint investigation. we're looking into how the suicide bomber entered into such

a highly sensitive and well secured area, who all his facilitators, where did he come from? how did he make it here? all those responsible will be treated with an iron fist that had a sense of complacency. people have go on to forward happened hair. how did that suicide bomber get into such a tentative place on 3rd, are needed by the people who are angry. they're asking difficult questions, but the administration under your tartar did except for 4 dollar for junior, did well tell you that there isn't a fight against the day to day. what the people wanted to go there did. hundreds of policemen were brendan care, dead or for soldiers or in short peace and security in that country. but they are now the most vulnerable. and we have seen an increase in spirit of our dogs against a policeman who had been complaining that they don't have sophisticated equipment. they don't have flag jacket, they don't have the kind of sophisticated weapons that the dentist are using. of

the brief growth of my brief, the prime minister to provide funds to our province to enhance the capacity of our security forces. they face a new surge of terrorism. but unfortunately, he said the country is facing a financial crisis and it's hard to extend to helping hand paperless bargains on have rendered great sacrifice over the board. over 80000 people have laid down their lives in this country. and i've got the big question now. and the ministration able to cope with the new challenge. people that are being difficult question, very high, the enemy or a grocery a really quick and also commit date. and it will be a huge challenge in order to contend that new spike and violence, that there is a dollar bond buckets on being able to bring and sophisticated weapons from one it's done. they are now trying to gain a foothold in buckets on. and it will be

a huge challenge for that to go to the apparatus in order to ensure that the sacrifice of the people of august on do not go in wayne ukrainian to say they're ready to fight off any military advance over their 1000 kilometer long board with bella. ruth, just a few kilometers north of where they've been training russian and better us and forces are continuing major exercises. and after butler met ukrainian troops on the border in the province buzzard, loaded in ideals. weaving through a pine and silver birch forest ukrainian forces on a training exercise near the border with ben, a. rous ha, they practiced maneuvers to repel the enemy. ukrainian troops have been full to find their defences along the border for months. if moscow tries to launch a new offensive from the north, the soldiers say they're prepared with doggy or proposals. 3 of them were york were totally ready to meet them. that whoever brings the sold will fall by the sword.

we're ready, mentally and physically. so we're white term of this paper, an underground bunker office, warmth and a place to rest. the border is just a few kilometers away over there in that direction. and on the other side of thousands of russian and belarus, your troops are carrying out joint military exercises. minsk says, the exercises are defensive, but keep nor taking any chances. it was nearly a year ago that russian troops invaded ukraine from paris and from russia. some military experts say the drills could be a diversion tact take to law ukrainian forces away from the front lines in the east and the south. i never thought a sham which asked my bishop, we're not wasting time to think about what may or may not happen. we spend time preparing for everything for different scenarios. column attacks. so saboteur groups attacks from all sides and even from the sky. you people here expected this

war and no one pretends to know what moscow is planning next, but they're watching closely and say they're ready. natasha butler, al jazeera, on the ukraine, better us border. cilla had hair on al jazeera, not so gloomy in social monetary fundraisers as global economic outlook for the 1st time in a year and an outdoor supporting tradition. going back generations in the usa to minnesota is under for us, find out why. oh hello. they will start in south asia and from the satellite imagery, you can see a depression in the bay of bengal, moving its way west. it's going to bring some very heavy rain to eastern areas of sure lanka we are expecting flooding from that system and then starts to work its

way across into southern india. we've got some watches out for thomas now. do as well as carola for strong winds. storms with possible lightning and of course heavy rain for the north of this much dry a picture. those fall conditions have ease slightly up in the north, wet and winter weather shifted away. but look at that. it starts to come back on thursday with some snow pulling into afghanistan as well as pakistan and mountainous regions of india. that was we moved to east asia, the winter weather continues to affect japan. we are expecting more heavy snow to push into her car as well as blizzards that's likely to bring some disruption to transport here. temperature, however, still clinging on toward the mid teens in tokyo and osaka. behind that though, we are going to see things cool down beijing hitting 2 degrees soul. one degrees celsius maximum high on thursday, as that wintery weather starts to blow. and you can see that coming in to the west . shanghai staying cloudy at 7 degrees celsius on thursday,

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again, you're watching out there. his reminder of our top stories this hour. he was actually a state anthony bank and has completed his trip to israel and the occupied palestinian territories. however, he says some members of his team will remain to help defuse current tensions. earlier he met palestinian present mackwood abbas during which he called a d escalation with the israelis and the number dead and a suicide attack in pakistan has risen to 101 rescue teams of work through the night to recover bodies from a mosque and a heavily fortified area of shower mass fuels have been held. how the outlook for the world economy is growing slightly brighter the i m f. latest roundup is cautiously optimistic and growth and asia means 20. 23 could mean the global economy as taking a turn for the better. and best ravi has more. for anyone who began the year worried about a global recession,

it may be time to breathe more easily. the international monetary fund is highlighted activity in india and china as fuel for a world economy on the meadow, more growth, less inflation, cheaper energy, and an inching back to pre pandemic markets. all the indications are that we are witnessing a rapid reopening of the economy. and so here, when we think about the reopening of the chinese economy, it's going to have an impact on the supply side. because we can anticipate that once the economy fully reopened, we have less supply chain disruptions that we have witnessed in 2022 when they were logged downs and confinements. so we're going to get an expansion in production coming from that side. chinese household activity returning to normal and people traveling once again, are expected to drive the countries recover and ripple through the global economy. we've got an estimate for every one percentage point that china goes faster, the rest of the world corresponds to point 3. so this is definitely

a positive development with covered 1900 restrictions lifted. chinese growth is forecast at 5.9 percent double previous estimates. but beyond asia, the picture is less bright. western economies, the u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse raising interest rates makes borrowing in the u. s. more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real. if not already a reality. while the baseline forecast is positive, the m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war and ukraine or another pandemic could turn the tide again. the in basra, v o. d 0 by process has arrived in democratic republic of congo, just thought to have africa large if catholic community leader of the roman

catholic churches meeting president felix jessica katie in the capital, can shatter. he's on a 6 day visit to the congo and south sudan, aiming to bring a message of peace to 2 of the world. considered forgotten conflicts. i'll come web has more from camshaft that i need to the president. japan is kind of side so we can take a look around the void under what the big and most of the road line. we go to the many the to the come to the right.

one of the things that makes it because i brought this is expected to take this the reason why the neighboring rwanda type is on the visit is if the counseling, hearing those very outside habits. and i think the seventy's allowed it to my probing, holding on guys, rulers now protest as a marching through the streets of france and a national day of action against raising the age of retirement. demonstrators are

against president of, i knew my con plan to raise the pension age by 2 years to 64. it's the 2nd time this month that nationwide, protests have been held, strikes for rail services to hold. and for many schools to close to a hall report from the street, the parent is about a plan by the central government to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00 that would still make from the country with the lowest retirement age. among major economies in the european union, and why didn't that isn't in germany? 67, spite of 65, big u. k of 66 looking to push that potentially to 68. also to increase the number of years that you've got to contribute across, you're working lifetime to the pension talks to get a full state pension. from 41 years to 43, the government says the rationale is perfectly simple. they just thought enough workers contributing to the pension bought to be able to sustain pension payments,

to retiree, as the population here lives longer, they say you simply have to reduce the burden on the pension system. but plenty of opposition out here is you can see it's a signature policy of the macro and president. it was in his manifestos that got him reelected last year. but as a say no shortage of opposition. 2 thirds of the country against a ratio of unity among the unions, all the unions against as well. 3 emergency medical responders have been fired in the u. s. city of memphis following the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police. and warning that you may find some of the following images disturbing. the peace of an accused, medics have been accused of failing to conduct a proper medical assessment and provide adequate patient care to tyreen nichols. 5 officers of already been dismissed for beating him during a traffic stop. the 29 year old died 3 days later, of his injuries. with

a 5 officers who beats the young black men are also black actions are raising questions about race and policing. because under reports for memphis, tyree nicholas a young black man beaten so badly by police, he died from his injuries. the 5 memphis officers were fired and faced criminal charges for the beating. all share something in common with nickels, skin color, and that has not been lost on people here. how do you feel the fact it all 5 officers were black? do you have any thoughts on that or no, i have a lot of thoughts on that. i said it's for it to be our own, and i'm going to speak on my behalf of my community for it to be our own black brother brothers out there doing it to another black brother. actually, the shots are hard because we preach every day that black lives matter and you know, the white man is the problem behind this and nat, but for it to be our own people doing this to another black brother is more devastating than ever historically in the united states, the job of being

a police officer, was reserved for white men. but the last 10 to 15 years or so, there's been a push to change that. that thinking goes like this. hiring more, a black police officers, primarily in cities with large black populations, would help diversify the force and bring down cases a police brutality. memphis, perhaps, proving that theory was all wrong. the city of memphis is about 65 percent black, and about half the police force are african american officers. one important lesson to draw from this is to not be naive into believe credit we. so we put black people in the positions of power, but we don't change anything else that things are going to get there. and that will not work well. some analysts say the issue is not skin color, but systematic problems with policing. they go beyond memphis. the problem is the

sort of thin, blue line culture in general, right? this idea that the police believe that they stand between order and disorder in they are the notes sort of operating in u. s. society to protect order. but really what that is meant is they're operating to protect those who have wealth. they operate to protect private property and they operate to police to folks whom they might see as threats to that. as for the family of terry nichols, they just want justice regardless of the skin color of those accused. gabriel is hondo out is eda memphis in the estate of minnesota outdoor hockey, played on fries and lakes and ponds has been a tradition for generations. the climate change is changing over that, as john henderson reports, in the long winters of minnesota hockey as a way of life, the colder, the better. we enjoy

a winter here. i love the 4 seasons and i love winter as much as summer. so for this community to be able to come out here and have a really neat event like this for free to attend, you know, a reasonably priced food inside. so families can come down here and enjoy hockey. the way nature intended each winter, the u. s. pond hockey championships bring out the hardy to chase a little black puck around lake new combs the end of the day. i mean, look at this, this is unlike any where you're going to find in the world to have a hot hockey event like this and were just honored and humbled to be able to be caretaker's as such a great event. but as the planet warms, the hockey season is shrinking. climate change is chipping away, minnesota's winter ice. and when we look at the climate model projections for the future and it's not just minnesota, but it's really the entire region that trend appears to continue. and so we expect a continued contraction of in or not just our winter season, but the opportunity to recreate the way that we used to during winter, minnesota,

his launched an average of 10 to 14 days of late guys over the past 50 years, according to state figures the shorter the winters get, the more work organizers have to do to make sure there is ice to play on. there is the shoveling. lots of it in snow blowing and finally this m bony smoothing, the ice to a glass like sheen. that leaves nothing but jersey clad players between puck and go, but they'll have to move the ice while temperatures allow researchers say by the end of this century, another one 3rd of the outdoors gating season ruby burnett. due to global warming, john henderson al jazeera on lake new commerce and minneapolis. ah, this is al jazeera, these are our top stories, new section.