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u. s. s. base. the pentagon says a 2nd balloon has been spotted over latin america. ah, my mother, inside the sound, they're alive to coming up. ukraine pushes closer to joining the e. u, but more forms are needed before any membership proposal is accepted. i'm gonna show lanka of the cash strapped governments decision to spend thousands on an independent stay parade. and look inside one of the world's largest jails. el salvador vales. it's new mega prison be capacity to house, 40000 inmates. ah, the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil. it says the balloon is
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a clear violation of sovereignty. with the u. s. secretary of state postponing a plan visit to beijing. china says it's the civilian balloon and not being used was fine. but now there are reports that a 2nd balloon husband spotted over latin america. whitehouse. corresponding chimney hawk. it has more. the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state and toy blinkin to postpone his weekend trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the piercing decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska,
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and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea the thing that seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just worship balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely collecting whether data not intelligently. the pentagon has its doubts. still, it says the balloon is not a threat to any one on the ground or planes since it's flying well above commercial air traffic. but there are questions about why the pentagon is allowing the chinese surveillance balloon to linger, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or
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property damage right now, as i mentioned we, we assessed that it is not pose a risk to people on the ground as it currently is traversing the continental united states. that hasn't satisfied biden's critics and congress who believe the u. s. needs to take further action to punish china account reward. the ccp for this kind of fly in violation of her sovereignty by pretending everything is businesses normal in a grip and grin session was, she's been paying as this was happening, would have been a terrible look for us diplomacy. the ccp will continue to push the envelope, and so we pushed back. this isn't the 1st time the china has lives just by balloon over the united states. the pentagon says that in recent years, surveillance balloons have been spotted over guam and hawaii. but in the case of this current balloon, the pentagon won't say whether or not it eventually will be shot down only that it's expected to drift over the united states for the next couple of days. kimberly
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helped get al jazeera, the white house authenticating, corresponding passing call, hain, has mall in the 2nd believe that's been spotted was able to get in touch with the pentagon official who told me and this is a very carefully worded statements. i'm going to go ahead and read it. we are seeing reports of a balloon over latin america. we now assess that it is a chinese surveillance balloon. so of course i asked the question, you're seeing reports, what kind of reports are these media reports? are these reports from governments in latin america because they wouldn't say exactly where in latin america or does the us have some sort of capability, some sort of radar capability over latin america. they, we so we really don't know where they're getting this information. that's pretty much all the variable to confirm to al jazeera right now. the chinese said this was a, basically a climate balloon media logical balloon that was blown off course. if it's more than one balloon, that's going to be a much harder story to sell. because obviously a,
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were they doing multiple experiments? so again, they are confirming that they do believe that there is a 2nd chinese surveillance balloon over latin america somewhere. but again, will not confirm what these reports are. katrina, you half mon, the reaction from beijing. initially, china's foreign ministry express regret or the incident, but now it seems to be taking more of a defensive dog. we had a statement released on saturday morning, but it board ministry saying that this was a for may yet accident that occurred due to circumstances beyond their control and accusing us. politicians are taking advantage of the situation to attack credit china. we also heard that one chinese has spoken to lincoln and he said, according to this, read out that the com to keep communicate communication channels open to avoid this
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judgement and then reiterated that china was saying that the ground. these are groundless accusations that this is not a lie balloon. you're trying to abide by each national law and had no intention of violating us sovereignty. now we've also seen some very state media reports. similarly, hitting back at the u. s. is response saying that this incident was being used hype, said the threat about china. now, analysts have said that this really demonstrates some distrust between the 2 countries of those going home distress the level of trust between china and other countries, including canada, which is also some in china over this incident that happened at a very bad time or china. it's coming out of 3, it is of self employed, corporate isolation. it's also tried to reach out to other countries in an effort to, to boost its own economy. so it's certainly going to hum those efforts. but we know, ultimately this is the major blow to the us china relationship, which has been already fraught over the last few years till ear officials have met
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in key for a highly symbolic summit. equations, president volume is lensky, is the block to speed up its membership? the youth calling for more reforms natasha butler has more from keith. ah, there 8 sirens sounded in keys at the start of the you ukraine. summit a meeting as much about symbolism as talks you leaders side by side with ukraine's president in keith, a show of the block support for ukraine and a message to moscow that despite its attempts, keeps looking west. ukraine wants to join the you. it's candidacy was accepted last year and it won't succession negotiations to be fast tracked. but a you lead to say that fulfilling the many conditions required may take years. there are no rigid timelines but their goal that you have to reach reforms, for example, to improve a situation in the canada country to then reach at the accession negotiations and
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the session exec itself. your the termination to forge ahead is impressive. nasir 4 talks also focused on military support. the ukraine follow to ms. lewinsky once again urging western leaders to send keep more weapons. yes, or would the prisoners broil? if weapons deliveries or accelerated, namely long range weapons, we will not only not withdraw from buckman. we will begin to de occupied storm ras, one which has been occupied since 2014. when is the last will grow. b u says it will continue center military and humanitarian aid ukraine and we'll train 30000 ukranian soldiers. it also pledged money. 40 mining and reconstruction in the country, as well as a new round of sanctions against russia. the 10th packages on its way. we have the
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aim to have it in place by the 24th of february. it has a volume of round about 10000000000 euros. its a mass of package. again, it was the 1st time that and he, you saw me. it had been held in a country in wartime, although there were differences during this sa may. so with the speed of keys you membership process, you leaders agree that ukraine is fighting this war against russia not only for itself with the whole of europe. natasha butler, i'll jazeera keith. the european union has agreed on price caps for russian oil products, a $100.00 per barrel cap has been set for refined products that trade at a premium like diesel. cheap ones will be limited to $45.00. the price limits come into effect from sunday. united states to send another $2000000000.00 worth of military assistance to ukraine. it will include long range precision rockets for the 1st time. last month, the white house announced to stay with $3000000000.00 and military aid to help
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ukraine and his neighbors. some have been delayed as in moscow with more on rushes response, the latest us aid package. when in the last few minutes we heard from the kremlin thing that the world must not forget the comments made by president tutoring. in, in the remembrance of starting rod just 24 hours ago where the russians have said that they do not welcome the thanks to ukraine president put in diluted to what happened 80 years ago. and thing that net, once again, it is german tank headed to word the russian border with crosses on them. and russia is going to make use of its full capability and it is going to respond to it . he did fall short of thing that is going to be done headed to word it's voted with europe in countries. but it did say that this is going to be something that
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history also has a lesson for all of the people who are helping your brain. obviously, pointing towards the 2nd world war, and this is something that we've heard from the russian government is the beginning of the war of painting it with the picture of how not the germany, what the war against russia. russia has insisted that it is war, went to war with your brain because of the presence of what it calls, not seed. and that is why it continues to be there to make sure that it's void is protected from what it's called. it's good. this is something that russia is going to be continuing on as we enter the, the stages of the 1st anniversary of the war. people and sure lank as capital and taking to the streets to protest the cost of a parade marking independence day. $550000.00 worth of public funds has been used at the military parade in columbus. the country is in the midst of its worst economic crisis,
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with food fuel and medicine shortages and alpha lab. this has more columbus given inflation, given the increasing cost, given the way the rookie has devalued a general ordinary shall lumpkins are finding it difficult to make ends meet. and at a time like that, when you have a celebration that people have heard is costing are so many thousands of dollars. they are not happy. i mean, essentially there is a military period. it is the 75th anniversary of sherlock has independence. yes. a major milestone for a country or that got independence after years and years have been colonized and that happened in 1948. so obviously the government, the present run of vicar missing her is very keen to ensure that it celebrated or with the sort of desired a pomp and pageantry a. but what people say is, this is not a time for that to now. the president himself, a few months ago did to go on record about or steady to measures about the need to
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tighten a, the collective belt of the country to ensure that costs are brought down. he warned that, you know, there's a difficult road ahead to work towards fiscal reforms are they are really struggling to get hold of an i am if be loud package, but at the same time and in the same breath, you find the president saying that we must celebrate independence, because people will otherwise think that the country is unable to even do that. the indian stock exchange has imposed restrictions on the trading of shares of all companies owned by the tycoon. gotta a donnie, more than a $100000000000.00 has been wiped off the valley of his a. danny group off to allegations of fraud. and his government is denying links to the group have new metal reports on the political fallout from new delhi. a danny's financial crisis is threatening to become the political one. friday session of parliament was a john to within 10 minutes as opposition parties continued to raise the issue. the
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governing b. j. b is distancing itself from the attorney controversy. the government has nothing to do with it. there's no connection. the opposition is accusing the bgp of favoring a donny for lucrative infrastructure contracts. they say the company's founder gotham. dani is close. friends with prime minister marines are more the, as you know, the government is resisting. they don't want these issues to be discussed. they didn't want china to be discussed in the last session. they don't want unemployment and operations to be discussed in issue that the government thinks will embarrass them. they don't want to discuss. economists say political pressure may force the government to get involved. if the opposition raises the issue seriously in the on the street. then i think it's a singed mr. moore the if they don't do that, then mr. moody could escape, and they would walk out a strategy of how to really then quite ease how to drag on there for some diamond. this is not, there's nothing opposition. parties are demanding
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a judicial inquiry and a debate in parliament. opposition party say the concerned about the impact on public money. a government run insurance company has invested billions of dollars in advance companies and ingest largest public bank has given the group a do and a half $1000000000.00 known. the government says the exposure is too low to cost concerns. the national stock exchange has limited trading activity for summer. donnie companies in the us. the dow is removing one. a danny group member from some of its indices opposition party said they will continue to demand answers and planning a nationwide protest next week. path new metal al jazeera new deli fil, add on al jazeera in his 1st facility south to john. hey, francis tells leaders that a fresh start is needed to move to end piece and moraine experts. make a critical push to save aquatic by diversity, hoping to protect 30 percent of the wells ations by 2030.
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ah hello, it's the looking little disturbed across the good part of the middle east particular cross northern pa, of the region, bands of rain, sleet and snow, still tumbling in from the east side of the mediterranean, across, delivered syria, lebanon, jordan, seeing outbreaks of rain quite a brisk wind, pushing its way across into northern paths, over iraq and easing further east. with this we go on through sunday. we'll see some snow there coming into afghanistan at that state. more wet weather, more windy weather, stormy weather, streams and across east and met cyprus, seeing some lively storms for a brisk wind pushing through. and that's the case too. as we go into west syria, noticed a fair bit of snow there across a good part of her to care for the south. den retry wins. easing off here in carter
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though. hard around 2122 over the next couple of days. so that stormy weather across east side of the med will of course, affect the far north of egypt. some storms to just around dutch nicea little circulation. added larry of low pressure lifted, dustin said, the way some sandstorms and across the good parts of algeria. and also into libya over the next day or so, shall continue just around the gulf of guinea right away across good part of southern africa, more storms coming through here. but it does look less wet to we say for south africa. ah, talk to al jazeera, we ask that you may not be more oversized, perhaps a foundations like yours. we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to be getting on the rational energy source. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera,
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a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of a network. janice, analogies, era, hulu. oh, oh, come back watching al jazeera minder thought top stories this hour. the u. s. sex. your stage house postponed a planned visit to beijing of the presence of chinese surveillance balloon. floating high over the country. china says the balloon is not being used for surveillance. pentagon says a 2nd balloon has been spotted over latin america. ukrainian president involves me zalinski house, hosted a summit of european union leaders and keyed where they've discussed ukraine's
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membership application to the block landscape. also edged western allies to supply his military with long range missiles people, and shall anchors capital, purchasing the cost of a parade. marking independence day, $550000.00 with public funds is being used for the military parade and colombo, the countries in the midst of its worst economic crisis. the head if the roman catholic church has appealed to south to dawn's latest and years of bloodshed in the wealth, youngest country broads. this is on a historic visit bay with the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland. how much also reports from the capital, juba in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church po process is in south sudan together with the archbishop of canterbury justin, while the leader of the anglican communion and in green shield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call
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a pilgrimage for peace in a country we fight and continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. your call to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south down. they need fathers, not overloads. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses salted on lead us all the care promised to resume talks with our greeks who did not find the 2018 p. steel in one of the early father bo granted you did visit country and i wanted to get a ration of 2023. as a year of the area, consternation i m o v kelly non to the lifting
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of the suspension of the wrong piece. dogs would do long groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central, equatorial state in violence between kettle, herders and the local militia. south said on as the predominantly christian nation in the past, the church has played a huge role in resolving differences between different ethnic groups and political parties. some people here hope this high profile visit encourage is they politicians to work towards peace. now, boy, to leave the church has been urging south sydney's politicians not to return to war in 2019 pop frances. now to kiss the feet of foul to don's previously warring leaders during a meeting at the vatican, some west buck get yet to see what he thought so much in the process that the letter dated business also saddam. and then on dr. north richard to demand is to, to focus on seeing dr. people leave that to be sought to don,
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broke away from saddam to become independent and 2011 off to decades. a conflict, but long lost in peace remains elusive. people frustrated by how long it's taking to implement the peace agreement, have huge expectations with so many crises happening elsewhere. they helped as high profile visit, reminds the world of the needs of salt, said on how to matessa algebra, juba. another police officer has been fired for his role in the killing of the unarmed african american man. tarry nichols. the memphis police department has named preston. hemp ho. as the 6th officer to be relieved of his duties 29 year old nichols died off to being beaten by police during a traffic stop in the city 3 weeks ago. he was buried on wednesday. the tesla found the l. o mosque has been found not guilty of fraud in the case that argued a tweet missile his investors mosque faced a class action lawsuit performed on behalf of testers. shareholders with seeking
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damages of up to $12000000000.00 in august 2018 must tweeted, i'm considering taking tesla private at $420.00 funding secured. this course test the stock price to study in the following days before dropping when the deal didn't materialize. has been a surprising surge of new jobs in the united states. despite the looming risk of a recession. labor department says employees made more than half a 1000000 new hires last month, which means the unemployment rate is now at its lowest since 1969. this is despite the federal with raising interest rates in an effort to call inflation. heidi jake has to report this is more than double what wall street had been expecting. $517000.00 new jobs created just last month alone. and as well as this falling unemployment rate. now it's at 3.4 percent, which is indeed
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a 50 year low for the united states. and this comes also as sort of a conundrum, because we've seen the headlines from last month of some, $10000.00 layoffs going the other direction with especially the tech sectors of companies like meta amazon, microsoft, all announcing massive layoffs. so how does that all make sense? well, economists have said that perhaps it's because these laid off tech sector workers are so quickly finding new jobs that they're not unemployed for long, or they're choosing not to look for new jobs as of now. and that theory seems to have been supported by these new numbers out today, given that we're now looking at close to, to job openings for each person searching for a job currently in the united states. oh, salvador was president naive, but kelly has defended a newly unveiled mega prison built to house thousands of village gang members. the said cool terrorism contains sent has been built outside tech luca,
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southeast of the capitol. some salvatore, i'm in fisher, has will. it's the biggest prison in the americas and will be home to $40000.00 inmates, including some of the most violent people on the continent. as the ne berkeley was given a special tour of the jail at tech a lou built in just 7 months later, he was shown, the 7 security rings from the watch towers and electric fences for the solid, steel isolation sale of bomb their record m. okay. so it's important to remember that the people that will be held here, the terrorists who will be here are the highest ranking members of the gangs, the historic leaders. el salvador has a gang problem. in march last year, the government declared the state of emergency to fight it previous efforts to break the gangs in el salvador. overcrowded jails haven't worked. even with 24 hour locked don's stripping and humiliating inmates even putting rival gangs into overcrowded cells together. they were still able to run their operations on the outside and smuggle in fornes computers, guns, even prostitutes. then last year,
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police, an army arrested more than $62000.00 suspect, the gang members, and those that what with the that the crack don't his lead human rights organizations to complain. innocent people are being scooped up. civil rights are being ignored. but ordinary people tired of gang violence, say they're happy with the changes it's bringing with what i like them because at least now with he'll fell before we always thought something could happen to last before we trusted. no one way. now we shall save him with 60000 people already in jail. el salvador has 2 percent of its adult population behind bars, the highest incarceration rate in the world. the present will start accepting new inmates in the coming days. they will be guarded by around $600.00 troops and $250.00 police officers. it will say the authorities be impossible to escape. alan
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fisher. i'll just either saints as emergency, had been declared across several weekends in chile as wildfires ripped through large parts of the country. these 13 people have died in the blazes so far. hundreds of homes have been damaged, evacuation orders on place in various parts of the southern by, by region now protecting the world's oceans, as seen as a critical part of the fight against climate change marine experts and coming together at a congress in vancouver to chance to cause to secure our seas and help protect marine. biodiversity is our environment. edison the clock looking in from space. you can see why we call us the blue planet. yes. oceans cover. 70 percent of the world we live on and they are a critical resource. indeed, life below goes far beyond the beauty of this extraordinary by diversity. the oceans play a huge role in regulating our planetary systems storing carbon,
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for example. they also help shape climate patterns. and of course, are a lot of for the well providing protein for 3000000000 people and an income to at least 10 percent of the world's population. so the oceans are provide a main source of food for the last large proportion of our planet. so if we think about fisheries, just in the tropics alone, we think that tropical fisheries employ about 200000000 people. so that's directly and indirectly livelihoods. that depends on fishing activity out food, food, and fish, in particular, is the main source of protein for any of the vulnerable coastal communities around the world. and in addition to providing the source of food, the ocean is also a key regulator of the global climate system. bucks the oceans are in trouble. reef said dying ecosystems are collapsing fisheries. a disappearing drastic measures are required. currently, less than 9 percent of our asians have some form of protection and that's often not even enforced. 30 by 30 to plan to protect 30 percent of our world's oceans by 2030
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ames to more than triple that with better oversight too, it would be a kind of global network or protected zones that could have a dramatic effect on restoring ecosystems by diversity. and fish populations, what we have there is an international efforts to, on the one hand realized the volume of our oceans, both in terms of by the vested deregulation of the climate and the value for people . and we have discussed this with efforts to protect the ocean from our human activities. there is a substantial challenge because there is, as you know, a lot of human activity in the ocean. so that means displace alex steve's a t and perhaps limiting is. and therefore, de livelihoods that depend on those activities. so it is quite a complex challenge to, to achieve. it is counter intuitive, but the evidence is if you protect more, you can catch more. the bottom line is what's good for the ocean is also good for us and the world we live in. oh.
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