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silent strike in mid mar and riley's help overseas to mock 2 years in the military's progress. a prayer of forgiveness and peace pipe francis holds a mass in democratic republic of congo, with a crowd of more than a 1000000 worshippers. also find drivers teaches university stuff and civil servant converge on the streets of london for a day of collective action. i'm the park in london where the cost of living crisis is deepening. ukrainian, defend, listen, the battle of a buck moved swee me to brother of a soldier killed on the front line. i couldn't believe it. i didn't want to believe it, but i well, it was hot a hard time for us all. and i'm fine. how much not latest force news

as 7 times suitable when at on brady retires, the legendary american football saw may the announcement via social media. ah. so we begin this news in miramar, where the gin to has extended a state of emergency for 6 more months. 2 years after overthrowing the government, the country is facing growing violence and instability since the military coup in 2021. 20 chang reports now from the tie min more border, deserted streets around the sioux lay pagoda. people in yan gone to finally showing their support for the silent strike. as offices and shops remain closed. despite warnings from the military scenes like this were repeated across myanmar on wednesday. but in bangkok where they were free to speak out,

they did. hundreds of mamma citizens demonstrated outside their embassy denouncing the coo and the general behind. many held up pictures among sons to cheat, the last elected leader. now facing a lifetime in jail, we are not exempt middle life. we want democracy is why we want to see all the world that it look at that burma and come and help the burma stay with. i'm up long. we are here to protest me and mine is really bad right now. me no lie, destroyed a country, and he kills a lot of people. at this stage, senior general min on lie shows no sign of backing down. the military has used the full force of its arsenal in the past 12 months. heavy artillery armour, an increasingly air strikes, the resistance is strong across the country. many clearly still refused to accept military rule. what we have is just dawned commitment of the bigger and then people

are very resilient, but also ready to fight against a military. by all means possible, that is what military don't have one, but the united nations, a concession that the international response to the crisis survey has been disjointed. where and weak, that is what is missing. when it comes to me and more, that kind of strategic coordinated approach by a coalition of countries. much like we saw with respect to the ukraine crisis. we've yet to see with respect to the market. the tactics of mamma's military, when they forced more than a 1000000 ethnic, were hanging to flee. and now being repeated across the country, yet many neighboring nations still refuse to condemn the generals, nor of a sanctuary or aid to those suffering inside. on the board with thailand, boats, ferry supplies across myanmar, the world bank estimates the economy has shrunk by 15 percent since the qu,

food shortages a wide spread. while some trade is getting across the border, like inside me, i'm seems to be getting increasingly difficult. on the military rule, 22000000 people living below the poverty line, millions more displaced by fighting, and basic services like education and health care essentially gone. tony chang al jazeera, on the time in my border. when inside me, ma, human rights organizations say nearly 3000 people have been killed by the military since the coo, 17500, were taken its political prisoners. and at least 38000 homes, kleenex and schools have been burned down. more than 1000000 people have been displaced. heidi has harlow is the vice president of the european parliament in the chair of the national parliamentary inquiry on me and mar, and she told al jazeera, the intellectual community must do all at current support. the juniors oppose. the democratic forces adjoining air. it's other so that their desk, there's

a very strong growing resistance against the atrocities by the hunter. and this means that the international community should take sides. we should not any more think that there, that the military that, that my door is solidity made 3 percent that people, the people on the, on mar, on the contrary, we should understand that we should do everything to support the democratic forces . now, also encompassing some ethnic girl and regional organizations who actually have quite good governance structures to help people and, and their, the message from the international parliamentary inquiry was very clear that now it's time to do everything to support and give recognition and visibility to this national unity government because they have the capacity to build a new, a inclusive democratic myanmar in the future at what at their shadow government thought that national unity government now needs is capacity building health. and that's what we as say, parliamentarians a involved in this inquiry are calling for self capacity building so that they can

govern. and i'm, i'm actually surprised to see that they are able to, to help people on the ground to, to reconstruct their bombarded schools to, to help bear pregnant women, et cetera, et cetera. so it's quite an amazing embroil of a democratic government. and by the way, there will be this sham elections that, that whole days planning for august, they had no legitimacy. they should not be given any recognition at all. in due time, democratic elections will appear if the international community will stay on the side of the democratic forces. is breaking news the f. b, i are conducting a planned search of president, jo biden's, home in the rehab book beach. in the state of delaware. this comes as part of a special count, an investigation into his handling of classify me. biden's personal attorney said the president and did give his full support and cooperation to the investigation in january f. b i. agents found several classified documents in jo biden's, other delaware home, in wilmington, more much as we get it. now,

some of the most intense fighting in the war in ukraine is taking place in the eastern city of buckman. it's police both russia and ukraine have lost large numbers of troops with moods as a front line city and internet screeching. latasha butler spoke to the brother of one ukrainian soldier, killed the fellow to me, years off with kill defending the eastern ukrainian town of buck. moved in december, had joined the army after rusher invaded ukraine, telling his family he wanted to fight for its freedom. his brothers, flava, says volota, mia was proud of ukraine and took part in pro western protests in 2014. so he wasn't surprised when flo demand listed and says he kept in touch with his family by messenger from the front lines. the morning. before going to the mission, he said we are going to the mission. and every evening when they got back, he message that there, that he said they're back. smother,

remembered how he heard about followed me as death. my father made a call to me. i couldn't believe it. and didn't want to believe it. but well, it was hot, hard time for us all. for us, all. the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close. although the mayor went on to become an online game tester and developer and keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his, but the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces. so back mode is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as

a living. hell. flava says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final weeks. but he said for low to mid died, doing what he believed in. i'm sure that he was done. it again followed the mayor has left behind his family and to young children like many ukrainians. he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler, al jazeera, keith ukraine, where ukraine says talk saw underway on securing long range missiles and attack aircraft. president, president, for them it's events keys, office as a weapons are important in the fight with russian. moscow says such supplies would escalate tensions, but wouldn't change the course of its military campaign. ukraine has received pledges of 120 modern battle tanks from its western allies. o ballard says russian supplied is can that miss l. systems are now in service is going to as

a range of 500 kilometers in his capable of reach and targets in neighboring ukraine. and in poland, us defense secretary lloyd austin is in the philippines to discuss deploying more american troops as part of efforts to count that china's increased military activity in the south china sea. us forces have also been taking part in so called counterterrorism operations with the philippines as it deals with decades long conflicts in the south east. most of the head of news are including text on investigating security, famous of the death of more than a 100 people in a suicide bombing at a mosque, justice retiree. yes, he does retiree justice retiring calls for police reform in the u. s. since the family of terry nichols gather on the eve, his funeral goes full, come up to the team,

looking to defy the odds of the club. well cup details come up later. ah, a committee has been set up in pakistan to investigate security lapses at the pish . our police compound targeted in a suicide bombing on monday, funerals have taken place from some of those killed in the attack, which took place in a mosque. bombing happened during prayers, at least a 100 people were killed and more than $220.00 injured officers come, all hider visited the family. of one of the victims were in no way leg and armor gay georgia district at the residence of gold shut off. and his parents and he of quadrant a police trainer or was killed in that deadly blast. his father. it family members right now are in grief. they're shocked. and they're warned answered as to what

really happened. none hors. amanda rose to come to day. it's my brother's children who have become orphans, his wife has become a widow and his whole family who has shaken good. but to morrow it could be someone else's family, them. how much longer will our loved ones be killed like this one? this is unacceptable. the government must take action before it's too late. carr, fish haired in district, george said alone, up to 18 police men hailing from this district have been brought back in their coffins. and by made moving scene, the people of the district have been hit hard. it is not the 1st time that they have a dead body into hyper booked and problems. thousands of people have been killed in suicide, bombs, and dog or detach the nation. a lot of times lot has been shit of, we're not willing to shed anymore blood like this be want that are people

should be protected. it is the government's responsibility to give protection to the people. and i've got people who want could find out what really happened inside that might not everyone headed willing to believe the government version of tank did were that suicide bomber? i think it has. she can, every once trust i would be asking the government did need to address this issue and revisit the national action plan. look at where that plan has worked really. it has not worked. they need to make up the plan. you can imagine over a 100 police men have been killed in that deadly blast. and they did a fair that the dead are good, right. does that mean that thousands of people will be affected? the people had children, they had their bearings, their friends,

and loved ones. good day, everybody in grief. as you can see, if people have been receiving doors who are coming here to offer their condolences, the people of progress on have been hit hard. but the high book to the province has offered them all, nearly half a 1000000 people in england and wales, taking part in the biggest strike and every decade teaches public transport. workers and civil servants are among those joining the walk out. it comes as you didn't step up the campaign to demand better wages and working conditions, most trains in england, not running. and there are a long queues at airports, u. k, as seen some of the biggest increases in price of fuel food in house testers say their wages is simply not enough to cope with the rising cost of living teachers a striking in england and wales today because there has been over the last 12 years

really conscious of the long term decline in that pay teachers of 13 percent over that period. that's in real terms, a huge amount to lose. and that is causing recruitment and retention crisis in our schools. so schools can't get teachers and teachers out saying in the profession, and that's the top of the combination of overwork underpay. so teachers are saying very reluctantly, none of the people behind me wants to be on strike today, but they are saying very reluctantly, the enough is enough that things have to change enough from the bulk of so it's at least more than a decade since quite so many trading in some different sectors converged in central london here on white whole a stones throw from number 10 to collectively make their voices heard. as you mentioned, the train drivers teaches renders of 1st off from universities as well of civil servants of all gathered here to make their voices heard. and of course,

they all singing from the same hymn sheet calling for better pay better working conditions amid soaring inflation. currently around 10 and a half percent, particularly when it comes to teachers they, in recent years, i've seen their work levels increase massively, but they're real pay levels of continue to full for more they some joined by the former lead of the opposition labor party, jeremy colbin i'm who of course has been a very prominent figure when it comes to standing out for workers' rights in recent years. thank you very much for joining asthma. so let's start with the teachers. specifically. how hard is it to be in that professional them? i would do they very hard, they are under enormous pressure of workload of rising class sizes in some parts of the country and a huge amount of inspection that takes place them. so they're under the caution under pressure the whole time. and the numbers of young teachers that qualify, stay 2 years and can't take any more and leave. and we had

a young teacher speaking just now to love to job. she was a 4th generation of a family to be a teacher and said she just called stanley long and the so many are actually accessing food banks in order to survive. they're on very low wages and enormous pressure. ok, let's bring in rachel curly who's deputy, a general secretary of the national education union joined just now from gloucestershire in england. rachel could to help me with his set sir wishes soon. the p. i'm says that teachers have been given the highest pay rise in 30 years, including a 9 percent raise for newly qualified teachers. that was your reaction to the well teachers, one strikes day for a fully funded of inflation pay wise. the vast majority of teachers experienced teachers are offered just pipe, spent a pay rise in september when inflation is running in double figures. so that is yet another real terms pay cut for a profession that has in real terms,

pay cuts. now, over a decade, the government though is financially strapped, isn't it times a hog all round? where does money come from? well, i think this is about priorities, isn't it? if we want a high spills economy than we have to have teaches that the reality is that we are running out of teachers and support staff in our classrooms. we have a workforce crisis. in education, the government has missed its training teacher targets in secondary schools by 41 percent this year. and it's something in some subjects far higher. so, you know, the chancellor talks about us being the next silicon valley. but how is he going to do that when we missed our target for training? i teach teachers this year by 50 percent, where she's do not talks about every young person studying math to 18. but where with those teachers going to come from because currently $1.00 and $8.00 math

lessons is taught by a non specialist. so it's a question of priorities. we need to invest in education. we need to value education that we need to body or the workforce, or teachers on our support staff in our schools and colleges. indeed a question of priorities, but how do you prioritize between new teachers, the public transport work as civil servants, nurses? can they all get pain rises? well, i think it all needs to be looked at in the round. you know, this half a 1000000 workers on strike today. teachers of the work is across the public sector and the government is going to need to come back and engage in constructive on meaningful negotiations with unions are with us in education, but of course across health as well. unfortunately, you know, the government has just sat on its hands. we have been raising questions about teacher and support staff high about the workforce course in education with the

government now 4 months. and what we're saying, julian keegan of what we're saying to the government to day is look, read now about 27 days until the next teacher strike in england. and they need to come back and engage in constructive negotiations for does they need to, they need to put new money on the table to resolve this dispute a rachael county deputy general secretary of the national education union. thanks. well, thank you very much. the families of palestinians accused of carrying out 2 attacks on his railings, unoccupied, east jerusalem last week. so they've been collectively punished for violence led to the israeli government fast tracking punitive measures sort of hotter proportional from the neighborhood of rosella mood. unto the watchful eyes of his righty, soldiers, palestinians, living in this neighborhood are scared of reprisals. off the one of the worst, the tax on israelis in years occupation forces carried out door to door,

raised in ross and mood, arresting more than 40 people, including the attack, his family, friends, and neighbors. they say that being collectively punished off the 21 year old heidi, i'll come killed 7 israelis outside a synagogue on friday. the family say they've not been allowed to leave the home. the whole building has uncles, cousins, and his father. we just saw his father earlier, he was allowed to leave for a few moments, but the radio as far as he sent him by cop, we're going to go and find out more is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised swift action in the aftermath heidi's home and thus of a 13 year old who carried out another attack on saturday. have had their home sealed. well, we've just been salt. what is ready authorities of getting any close to heidi? i'll comes home, it's a 6 story home with his extended family members already living that many of them are stuck inside. they've not been allowed out by the israeli authorities for the

last 3 days. some of the kids behind me also family members. some of them said that they haven't been able to see their mother or father for the last 3 days have been promised that they will at some point. but it's not clear when intentions here seem to be really high. and often i moved in the neighborhood and so one in occupied east jerusalem, a flash point for confrontations between palestinians and jewish settlers. land grabs and home demolitions, the news rady right. when government is fast tracking the destruction of homes, of attackers and their extended families to deter others, it says, but how more care than organisation providing free legal aid to have his family and the palestinians living under his radio occupation says it's punitive. railey government is taking measures both against the palestinian population repression of the palestinian population and at the same time undermining the israeli judicial system. so whereas we would go to the judiciary, you know,

for some level of protection of human rights in this climate, we are very skeptical about how much we can expect to the high court to be intervening. many palestinians we spoke to, didn't want to be identified for fear of being arrested. they say is raining restrictions and poor living conditions are giving a new generation. little hope. heidi was named after his grandfather, who was stabbed to death by a jewish, his rady settler, 25 years ago in your mill while they did. a lot of things have changed nowadays. none of us expected this to happen. youngsters are disillusioned. attacks were organized through resistance groups in the ninety's and the 2 thousands. now it's done by loan individuals. the escalation of israeli crackdowns and collective punishment of the whole community is humiliating. this new israeli government, especially policies by ben vere or laws of the jungle, he acts as if they are above the law. it's the most repressive government in israel's history. the situation that is happening and jeanine and nablus is all

connected. we're one nation living under occupation. it's no surprise youngsters are under stress valley just down the road. the neighborhoods entrance has been closed off to stop palestinians walking past the jewish cemetery. there's now only one way in and out. palestinians say they're being squeezed in every possible way. all this as hades, family waits to see if their home will be destroyed and leave them displaced. thought a height of al jazeera roth in our mode in occupied east jerusalem. a black man who died at the hands of u. s. police offices will be laid to rest. later on wednesday, the family of tyree nichols gathered at a church in the city of memphis. on the eve of his funeral to call for police reform. they were joined by community religious leaders of 5 officers have been fired and charge for the fatal beating of nickels on january the 7th. the encounter with tyrene nichols in memphis recorded on video is

a glaring reminder that efforts to reform policing have failed to prevent more flash point incidence and intractable epidemic of police brutality in this country . nearly 32 years ago, rodney kings beating by police in los angeles prompted heartfelt calls for change. and yet, here we are 3 decades later steel calling for let's say, for many, this length is example of police brutality is also reminiscent of the 1991 beating of rodney king in los angeles. i to say it's a sign of how little has changed since then, john 100 reports now from chicago. and a warning you may find some images in his report. distressing pi. oh, at protest after protest in united states in recent years, activists have insisted they won't be fooled again. oh, what do you want?

many thought they'd seen progress. now the fatal police beating of tyree nichols in memphis has many questioning whether they've made any headway at all in stopping police brutality against african americans. i thought this was over with after george floyd, i really did is the head of black lives matter in lake county, illinois. clyde macklemore, no wide eyed optimist. had found new hope in recent years. but one incident after another, his dash them the state of policing has not changed since jim crow. ah, this is shaw. it was in about 7 black police officers. it was about policing in this country. each incident bears the name of a black victim from the deadly police, choking of george floyd in minneapolis to the crippling shots, fired into the back of the surviving jacob blake. and no, she was content. the memphis assault was so ferocious,

it reminded many of the brutal 1991 los angeles police beating of rodney king also captured on video. since then, police have grown more militarized, but they're also more monitored. there's been progress and holding police accountable for misbehavior through technologies that record what they do at the scene that has not been progress on the street. toward repairing the fracture relationship between black, urban america and police officers. last year, police killed nearly 1200 people in the us, according to the nonprofit group mapping police violence more than in any year. in the past decade in black americans made up 26 percent of them, though they make up just 13 percent of the population across the country. it's not just communities that are demoralized. it's also the police themselves here in chicago over the past year. they've up recruitment efforts,

bringing and 950 new officers, but it's still well short of the 1000 and more who's left. once again in chicago, new york, los angeles, and now in memphis. across the us, demonstrators are lamenting the death of another black man at the hands of police. oh, re evaluating the state of civil rights in america. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, as still ahead hair and al jazeera needle found in the proverbial haystack. straight in authorities recovered dangerous radioactive capital. missing on the stretching doesn't right. we got sports. we look at whether this argentinian world cup, when it can save chelsea's nightmare season. ah . with

hello there. we'll start by looking at the satellite image over south america. and you can see this plume of dense cloud bringing very heavy falls, thunderstorms as well to the likes of paraguay. now it's sitting pretty stagnant a rashes up across into southern areas of peru, rosa seen some heavy falls in the days the head for the likes of bolivia and stretches all the way south to southeastern areas of brazil. now they are large areas of brazil that have escaped that wet weather in recent weeks, but it is going to get heavier up in the north. some of those have your showers pulling into french diana as well as soon i'm in the days ahead. for the south of this has been a very hot picture for the likes of chilly as well as pots and tina patagonia, in particular, seen temperatures push up towards if not 40 degrees celsius. a rash of thunderstorms, however, are going to knock temperatures down and when are sarah's. but that's not the case . in santiago was the temperatures on the up with sunny skies through to the weekend. it was a move to central america. we've got

a cold wave affecting northern areas of mexico, bringing some heavy rain and a bit of a wintery mix to the very northwest with the temperature, however, recover in monterey, it's been very chilly. but look at that 18 degrees celsius by thursday. that's your weather update. ah, ah, ah, ah sears for miles is on the go and me tonight.

out is there is all new mobile app is there for you. this is where we dissects analyze. what bring a lot from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app store. just sat for it and tapped are made the new app from al jazeera new at your fingertips. lou ah again you're watching out 0 amount of our top stories sr and the f b. i are conducting a planned search of president joe biden's home and group of beach in the state of delaware. it's comes as part of a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified material. a biden's

personal attorney said the u. s. president gave its full support and cooperation to, to the investigation. nearly half a 1000000 people in england and wales taking part that big a strike in more than a decade teaches public transport workers, civil servants joined. the walkout unions are demanding better wages and working conditions. the magenta has extended a state of emergency for 6 more months. 2 years since overthrowing the government protests have been held to march. the 2nd anniversary u. s. in its allies have imposed more sanctions on people linked to military. now, as we reported earlier, ukraine stated that talks are underway on securing long range missiles and attack aircraft. while belarus announced russian supply, this kind of missile systems are now in service. so let's take this on. we can bring in, alexandra will traverse his editor in chief at the swiss military review. joined us now from geneva. im super travers. welcome to the program. so tanks,

long range missiles, nuclear capable missiles in belarus. this is slowly, but surely escalating, isn't it? there is an escalation the announcement that have been heard recently or really only for a very small, a very limited number of weapon systems. but of course, we are opening the door to potentially hundreds of such systems delivered to ukraine by western countries. and talk of attacking across to there is nothing new. the commander in chief of the ukrainian air force has requested f. 16 and other western colored aircraft already in the beginning of the summer of 2022. and the justification the arguments are the following. ukraine has a very limited number of russian design, russian built aircrafts. more of these aircraft is still going to be insufficient

in order to balance the forces with russia. so what is really needed is superior technology and only the west can provide such aircraft. and so given this, this creeping escalation, do sense that down the line that those aircraft might be given most probably they will, it will take time. but of course, if ukraine wants or plans ahead new friendships operations in order to retake some last territory than air cover will be necessary. and for this air cover to be effective, it will require a lot of technology, potentially stells, and certainly a loss of electronic warfare capability. they caught the russian air defenses are very strong, right. and it is ongoing supply of weapons to ukraine. it to give you crane the upper handle does rush, it's cindy, just pull something out of the bag and return. ukraine has lost already more than

60 percent of its a war materiel since the beginning of this conflict. and so they have had to find solutions to bridge the gap and to fill these these gaps with captured equipments, but also with western systems. realizing that the western systems are potentially much more capable than any a russian or soviet era system. so we will see more requirements for this. so far, this has worked, it has worked very effectively. and today ukraine has the upper hand. what about the scan? that missile systems at apparently now in service in beller, is implications of that. nothing new because her s s 26 is condo. missiles have been used since the very 1st day of the war and they have a relatively long range. and so they would potentially be able to hit targets literately up to at the other side. she fired from one side of ukraine,

they would be able to, to shoot effectively at the other side. and so on. it goes, it doesn't mean what nobody can see and, and insight in any way a toll that's to rushes advantage, isn't it? you can look at it from a negative point of view or pessimistic point of view. i would rather look at it from a positive point of view. the signal that have been given by nato countries at the hammerstein is now extremely clear. western countries will continue supporting ukraine, sort of very, very long time with hundreds of military equipment. and basically, the message is clear to russia that russia will not be able to keep up with the levels of equipment quantitative levels, but also with the quality of the systems that are being given to ukraine. and so the message by these nato countries is that there is no military solution to this conflict. it will lead to the ultimately

a diplomatic negotiation. right. and those missiles that have been stationed in bell or is it, why are they there? in particular, it is not a necessity. the exact same kinds of missiles are now and has been introduced in the enclaves of kellen and grad since the year 2000. so this is just more of the same. perhaps it is an effort to measure of dispersion or camouflaged by russia, but these weapons are not really needed. they may eventually be one more pressure on the delivery in precedent to join military operations against ukraine. alright, alexandra, appreciate that. tons of travis, of speaking to that from geneva. thank you. now, long before the curate me and the military had turned his weapons against the lead to what's been described as a brutal genocidal campaign against me. drudging wisdom or hinge hundreds of thousands were killed or driven from their homes while the government stood by

internationally to say any future governments must acknowledge the persecution branja and strive to build a multi ethnic nation. tinkin is a president of the permit. we're hinge your organization, he says the situation has got much worse for the range of people. thousands of people you can see they fled by jennifer who will, you know and. busy and i do things are going to much, much want combat with the ongoing dental. i think there are, you can see that people are not able to reach. i mean, i'm kind of a dental site is ongoing military cruise, you know, and unfortunately, we have not seen any correction probably in the community for the you know, even though we have seen the us led by the last month and you want to see that i

want people, you know, 13, and 1000000 people on this. they are still, you know, in the pam and we never know when they can re, time the commission is really bad. we have more friends on by military and international court. definitely. that is the case, then we have nothing was going in and you have to bring by me military is violating provisional mesh, at least were delivered from just the double worry when he, when he but we have not much. but frances is called on people in the democratic republic of congo, engaged in fighting to lay down their arms. he held mass in the capitol can shas, if hundreds of thousands of people decades of violence in the con, the force millions to free their homes, especially in the eastern region. pontiff worship is to grant each other what he called great amnesty of the heart of our web joint us now from kinshasa. malcolm.

tell us more about the kind of reception that pays received for thousands of people waiting on an air runway in congress. capital kinshasa, which is the venue for the mass and massive, attended by congress, east president felix, just to get a and cannon. i'm sorry, cardinal vulgar is the lead over the catholic church here in congo. and actually the strongest words came from him. he said, this is in front of the pope and in front of the president. he's that congress is currently still suffering. and then they need change and what they really need a free and credible elections. and it's common just comes 11 months before when the next election is due at the end of this. yes, president phoenix difficulty was announcing the winner of the last election. all the legal documents showed that it was rigged. the catholic church is a prominent,

critical voice that the government, hearing congress in the catholic church and political opposition of already complained about elect irregularities in the process leading up to that whole late to this year. and when the car to know, made these comments, there was a big check from the crowd of thousands of people who come there and is this political critical voice? is one of the things that make the catholic church popular in congress? yeah. and he has african largest catholic population that this visit must mean a great deal to those who follow the catholic. yeah, and i mean a key role that the catholic church pays here is providing health care services and education when she does so consider really more than the government about 60 percent of health care and education services provided by the catholic church and a 100 years ago. when catholic missionaries spread catholicism across congo on the

belgian colonial rule, they were offering things that people would have found very difficult to refuse water problems. education later, modern medicine and it's the same story today is the catholic church that providing services not for one of the things that makes it such a prevalent and powerful institution here are not complex that much with the incandescent thinking. now the united states, a house oversight committee, is looking to fraud linked to cobra. 1900 relief programs. billions of dollars were reportedly misused under the guise at pandemic assistance that crossed right away to she returned to standing by for us in washington dc on capitol hill where she this is the 1st real set piece i guess of the new new t shaped congress. right, am v house committee on oversize and accountability. this is where we've already been told,

or it's been suggested by the incoming republican leadership in the house that this is where the fireworks are going to take place. as absence of payback for the various committee investigations into donald trump. while the democrats had control over this, this committee, sir, there are 2 levels with which or upon which we are viewing this, this hearing that just got underway that, i mean, this is actually a really, really important, crucial issue. some $4.00 trillion dollars of aid was approved of incurred relief programs for unemployment insurance, for small business assistance for reopening schools. but buy some estimates. and these are estimates still at the moment. maybe a quarter of a trillion dollars of that money could have been good when you could have gone to ford and seemed increasingly from the various investigations of an under way. these are organized criminal syndicates in some ways who are using their existing layers of their ability with identity fraud and shell companies and things to try. and

nick smells the opportunity here and they pounds with all the so light entities ever had in the past. and that's why we had this enormous amount away. so this is obviously a very clear topic for the house oversight accountability committee to take a look at. and in fact, the democrats also looked at this issue when they were in control. but the question is, will this now in the, under this, this new administration now be simply a matter of the house committee looking in to waste and afford and trying to so really understand how to put an end to it and, and the loopholes, or will this devolve into political circus because accountability and the way the people are describing this committee. it's always like sporting terms. he's a to great teams who've been assembled. it's going to be the most exciting committee on capitol hill that the leaders of the kind of freedom caucus, the champion extreme right wing on this committee, the democrats as

a result for their most combative and shop folks on it as well. so the question is moving forward and this is just the 1st of many investigations, the other ones are going to be into the by the family or into the border into various other issues. is this going to be about payback or is, is really going to be about trying to get to the bottom of problems and issues the face of the united states. she have things that she ever turns down. capitol hill. thank you. new zealand largest city has been lashed by more torrential rain flooding in oakland force road closures and caused landslides. the city is under a state of emergency that was declared after a unprecedented damper on friday for people have died. thousands of homes have been damaged in many businesses, have closed. an underwater volcano has erupted off the archipelago of our new i. 2 in the south pacific ships and aircraft have been warned to avoid the area about 70 clumped us north of the capital at port village. crowds of ash and debris have been seen rising above the east api volcano and no soon army has been detected but

people on surrounding islands are be urged to stay away from coastline. emitting radioactive cap, still considered a significant risk to people, has been recovered in the australian outback after a large shirt search operation. the hazardous occasion, 137 was inside. equipment used to mine iron or it fell from a truck on a 1400. clumped a stretch of road in western australia, mining company at rio tinto has now apologized. i really want to get, get people together really to express as sincere gratitude today, fast to, to the state government to want everybody that has been involved. i and the success will search for these capsule when you think about a pre, incredible recovery when you think of the distances involved and also the remoteness of, of the terrain. and i think that really speaks to the tenacity. although all of those that were involved in, in the search a massive announcement by one of the most iconic stalls of american sports details

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ah ah ah, that's going to sport her son. thank you very much. and nick, while nfl edge and tom brady says that he's retiring. and this time he insists it's for good. he 7 time super bowl. when i made the announcement on social media brings to an end a 23 year playing korea. this however, is not the 1st time brady has said his time. he had announced that he was ending it his playing days at last year,

only to return for another season. 45 year old at played 20 seasons for the new england patriots at before. moving to the tampa bay buccaneers in 2020. good morning guys. i'll get to the point right away from return for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time. so when i woke up this morning, i figured i'd just brush record and let you guys know for so i won't be long winded . you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i use my not last year. so really, thank you guys so much to every single one of you for supporting me. john has to talk more about this is marcus force broadcast at my carlson, mike. so what do you think is this for real this time? it certainly sounds like it doesn't it? and it wasn't very emotional. you can never say never, i think with, with tom brady. but what was interesting to me was that he announced it the day

after sean payton the coach had signed up to coach the denver broncos. where there's no opening for a quarterback. but last year there was a, there was a scandal involved as the miami dolphins tried to sign both brady and payton to comes a package deal. and they were punished by the league for tampering because both guys were under contract to other teams. i think he might have been holding out a little hope that he and peyton might finally get together. but i think with peyton going to denver, that probably was the last straw. and you remember if he had stuck to his retirement last year, i'm just about this time last year instead of coming back, he might still be married now. byron left, which might well have been the coach in carolina instead of staying in tampa and then being fired after the disappointing season, the t mad this year. and there could be a whole lot of other things different to the nfl. where does brady go down to the

less of the great nfl place, do you think might well, he's generally called now the goat, which stands for greatest of all time. and whether you think that's as a player, or just as a quarterback doesn't really matter, because quarterback he is the most important position by far in american football. i think he certainly got the legacy to be the greatest quarterback of all time. 7 super bowl wins 10 super bowls in all with 2 different teams. over a period that's unprecedented for any quarterback because you do take a beating, standing there against the pass rush, having to stay, you know, having to be knock on your back, constantly straining your arm a lot. so i think all of that comes together. you did my mind, he already was the greatest of all time as a quarterback. the only competition was a guy called auto graham who played in the forties and fifties and went to 10 straight championship games. but they were in 2 leagues and the leagues were

smaller in those days it was easier. it was a different game. i don't think there's much of an argument about bait brady's greatness. so mike went to what's next for him. do you think coaching maybe? no, i don't, i think coaching is probably a long ways off unless he somehow wants to do something like coaches, kids in youth football. last year he signed a contract with fox broadcasting to become a commentator after he retired. that was a 10 year deal for $375000000.00. he's being producing documentary sports documentaries, primarily about himself, but he could branch out. and of course he has his own brand t, v 12, which sells all sorts of fitness, fitness and lifestyle. preprogrammed provisions and clothing, so i think you'll be kept pretty busy. you know, i just, i just wonder, and i'm not a gossip columnist at all. i just wonder about that, mary, about that marriage, you know, and what he does next and on that scene,

because i think just as the divorce appears to be final, you know, while final, from a few months ago, i think the retirement is final as well. and he certainly becomes one of the world's most eligible bachelors. well, we all do love a little bit of gossip there, lank american scott, my cousin, i wish i had more. thank you very much for that. if a club will cupcakes off late on wednesday champions that from all the federations that will compete for the trophy in morocco. thank you. the team of semi professional plays from new zealand whole take on egyptian tides. i'll alley in the torment open and the written reports. brooklyn city are back in morocco for the club. well come seen at the teams greatest success. they finished 3rd,

when the tournament was last held there in 2014, all the teams besides the teams, most your professional. so professional assets, you know, and if you look at the issue of us being at the storm and where, which can conferred and in morocco, i mean for before a team that players have a 9 to 5 job. and stoughton, common before me at all when like this is miss but standing and in my opinion it's a lovely type of qualifies for a reco 10th time after once again being crowned champions of the o. c. on a football confederation they play in the opening knockout game against egypt, al athlete who finished runners up in the african champions league. we haven't just come here to participate. we've come here to win games and said he'd been here 10 times now. so, you know, we know what it takes to be here in the no, there's my pressure on us at all. you know, we have to, when we have to play while we end up like a football tournament, hosts,

morocco will be hoping for the same sort of atmosphere that was created by the national team. the world cup in capitol there runs the semi finals, was the best ever performance by an african seem that footballs. biggest events. everyone in the world became a moroccan. when we saw the performances of the national team, you made the heart of all football verse, beat. the heart, again of all those love football and all over the world because these clubs who are participating in the global comp offense all over the world where lease hearts will be beating strongly. the club will camp is held over 11 days with south american champions from and go and full time when it's rail madrid, joining the semi final stage and the richardson al jazeera. now chelsea have smash the british transfer reco to sign argentinean a walk up winner enzo fernandez. they paid the been peak a $130000000.00 for the 22 year old and last minute transfer deadline day deal.

chelsea fans that will hope the cutter 2022 young player ward winner can help revive their season. fernandez said joins a team as they sit 10th in the leak y. as you can see, fernanda says that feed prompts at the figure immensity paid for jack. really in 2021 by $5000000.00. over all chelsea, i have spent more than $700000000.00 on players since todd the bowie's take for tom will be without their manager, antonio county, with the italian forced to take time off for health reasons. the 53 year old is having surgery to remove his gallbladder, after being diagnosed with the car. lisa status, not an antonyms or a next game. it is against that matches the city on sunday. in contest absence,

assistant coach christians. deline will take over 1st team duties and also support from you will have more later on, including the tom brady's retirement. the we're that far as member for now i hand you back to nick santa. thank you very much. we'll look forward to seeing you a little bit later. i do have to go to our website audio dot com is the address alger dot com, or you to go for the comment analysis to the governments. hold on. mm. ah, ah

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