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hello, i'm adrian finnegan of this is louise. i'll live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. president joe biden says that the united states will take care of a balloon flying at its air space. china calls it an airship that accidentally entered the u. s. over $200.00 prisoners of war are released as part of an exchange between russia and ukraine. israel's view far right government faces on the weekend of protests demonstrates as are opposed to plans to change digital system. plus i'm gabriel's onto in boston, massachusetts. we're an arctic blast of cold air is rolling through the northeast of america, causing record low temperatures. that story coming up. i'm devin ashwin sports also lives in the premier league for just the 2nd time this season. the leaders and beaten by struggling everton who in their 1st game under the manage f as shown, dice is not not

ah, it is just after 1800 hours, gmc president joe piped and says that the u. s. will take care of what the pentagon calls a chinese surveillance balloon that's floating over american soil biden. didn't specify how washington intends to proceed. beijing, as urged for calm as the balloon float of a charlotte in the state of north carolina. let's get straight to washington to odyssey rosette, mike hannah, who's there for us? what can we read into mike, president biden's words when he says that the u. s. will take care of this balloon? well, very difficult to assume what he meant by that he was responding to a question shouted out to him by a report on a trip to upstate new york to the city of syracuse. that's a very bland statement in a way. know specifics as to what exactly he means. however, the associated press says that sources indicate that the possibility is that the

airship could be shut down once it gets over the atlantic. now that's a matter of hours away at the moment, it's over north carolina and given the wind direction, it's likely to be pushed to open the ocean. within coming hours, the associated press quoting sources as saying that the possibility of shooting down over the sea is seriously being considered previously says the associated press president biden. his instinct had been to shoot the ship down as soon as it was discovered. however, military sources persuaded him not to do so because of the potential threat to civilians on the ground. so now it does appear that the question of shooting the ship down is being discussed according to the associated press. but that would be over the atlantic once it crosses the coastline. this incident, mike has done little to improve us china relations, which were already in

a pretty low at one very much so well. president biden had made clear that he wants to improve relations with china. he and she shouldn't ping go back a long time. they were vice president together. they had a lot of interaction. he had a 3 meeting with should being last year in bali and he's been insisting that he wants to administration to begin to repair that ties with china, which fell to a low point when the how speaker then how speaker visited taiwan last year. but now this incident, certainly lowering the relationship between the 2 countries. the postponement of the secretary of state's visit to china is a major blow to the diplomatic initiative that was emerging, though the white house is insistent that this is a postponement. it is not a cancellation, it appears to be tried to keep its options open, to cut down on the diplomatic damage that is possible out of this incident. mike

many, thanks, cindy. down here is mike, how there live in washington. will the suspected surveillance balloon is about the size of 3 buses? it usually operates at an altitude of anywhere from 24000 to 37000 meters. that's higher than commercial planes or find a jet fly. it's filled with helium. a solar panel is attached to its base, which has been visible in the recent sightings is also also carries equipment, including cameras, radar and sensors earlier. my colleague laura kyle spoke to alexi, what are vs? who's a professor of national security and strategic studies of kirk university. he believes the balloon is more than just a civilian ship. it seems like it may be indeed the reconnaissance flight and the so called material or decal balloon has been used to undertake a deep surveillance missions, especially always sensitive areas of the united states which are particular linked

to and the u. s. strategic nuclear deterrent capability. we need to remember that a seamless, i mean, sions, what carried out by the united states and other countries during the cold war. so using balloons for high altitude espionage or organizations, me issues isn't, is not something is not something new. and beyond the fact that the chinese did not allow them to united states are for it, is that there was so called me there or would you go? balloon was coming into the aerospace inadvertently also suggest that there were bria trying to keep this mission as, as yes glen to stand as possible. i am trying to argue that and perhaps fanny, that it's very difficult to keep such a big visible object can death dine, and why would it use such old fashioned technology to spy look, i mean, it may, it may sound like an old fashioned technology, but that the end of the day,

what their delivers you the results and certainly compared to for example, satellites, balloons can homer or particular areas for much longer. and as a result, they can collect data. busy visuals, perhaps even through some recordings and been better than, than the satellite. so we should not on the estimate there. they get passages off this low cost of platforms. and again, this is, this is another factor that makes balloons and quite an attractive form of espionage because the cost of assembling the balloon and ran the mission with the moon is incomparably low to one of a launch in a spy satellite. and keep anything in the orbit. and again, given the fact as your report suggested earlier, the balloon flies how did your missions between 20 to 30 kilometers. it's not really easy to neutralize this started because not every country will have there sufficient air and defense capability to shut it down without causing

a substantial damage or without the l. busy or with significant like to, to achieve in it where eddie image is all information that it might have already gathered. has that already been sent to pay ging look, i mean it's, it's difficult to say and what sort of equipment is on more and by. it's reasonable to assume that this balloon is indeed an, has a spy mission down as it would feed information back, for example, why satellite networks tried to be june. so we shouldn't really not be assuming that this is really in the fifty's technology. well, balloons were equipped with cameras and then they would just say a waste all the films and then you can only recover film swans, the balloon will with such the surface. so i think if, if, if it was collect in information, then if it was a gathering intelligence, i'm pretty sure this intelligence would have been found back to the source in real

time that been reports in a 2nd balloon not confirmed, but over latin america. you think incredible? well it's, it's been difficult to say it may well be, you know, a surrender off of missions. it may well be one of the balloons. indeed plain they're all meant. they're illogical below. and i were as a decoy to kind of, you know, i, i've indicated they official a line that b g and has been using. it may well be another reconnaissance flights and the a with, with a mission to, to effectively distract and, and, and create some sort of the weak point mission. wow. for them, for the primary mission to achieve success so which we shouldn't be rolling out any possibilities. but i can't possibly imagine that the chinese. busy on the southern gear interest in, in acquiring whether details or not in south america, this particular family. ah,

russia and ukraine of carried out a prisoner exchange. moscow says that 63 of its service might have been released by keith at the ukrainian government says that 116 of its soldiers had been allowed to return home. according to moscow, among the russians free for those who work in so called sensitive categories, the united arab emirates was involved to negotiations. i was 0 saying bas ravi reports from ukraine's capital. what we're hearing is 116 prisoners of war have been released by the russians and are back on ukrainian soil. the president's office and the coordination, the humanitarian coordination office that works on these prisoner swamps. calling this cause for celebration, but they do say despite the fact that including today, $37.00 swaps prisoners swaps have taken place since the beginning of this conflict

. there remain thousands of russia of ukrainian soldiers in russian custody. and there remain hundreds of civilians as well who are yet to be returned back to ukrainian territory so far in terms of the civilians. only about a 100 have come home in these prisoners swaps. and in terms of soldiers about just a little over 1640 prisoners soldiers have returned home to ukraine. winter in negotiations with russia, but what the ukrainians are saying despite the fact that this is a cause for celebration, there is still a long way to go to bring all of the other ukranian citizens in russian custody home. that's got the reaction from russia. some of the java t, as in moscow, the russian ministry of defense says that these people are now being treated for

psychological and medical help. they're able to contact their relatives and it was made possible to get them released to you after meant. remember that they don't use the word swap with the help of mediation from the united arab emirates. we've seen in the last few months that these releases have become routine where moscow and ukraine exchange prisoners. obviously we've heard from key that there been receiving more prisoners than moscow, but this has been a case that we've seen a number of times in january. there was a release in december. there were a couple of releases and then going back to september where the releases were facilitate facilitated by turkey and saudi arabia this time around. it's been facilitated by the united arab emirates, the ministry of defense, specifically a thanks them. and you have to remember that this is a country which has so far, not given into any of the sanctions that the west wants imposed on moscow. we know that the chief mom had been zaid visited vladimir putin and also

discussed the issue of you create the bodies of 2 british volunteer aid workers up and return to ukraine as part of the exchange deal. family of chris paris says that he was attempting issue monetary and evacuation along with andrew back shaw when they were killed in east of ukraine in january. it's not yet known when the boys will be handed to british embassy staff to reform home. it was that he is out from missouri still to come on. the program is really forced his way to refugee camp in the occupied west bank injuring at least 13 palestinians. o francis makes thousands of south suit. louise have been displaced by a years long con conflict. the celebrations of saudi arabia inside our killough reached the semi finals of the club, won't cup of the action coming up a little later. the

whole process to being held in israel against the far right government crowds of gathered in tel aviv and west jerusalem to demonstrate against prime minister benjamin netanyahu proposals to reform the traditional system. the changes would make it easier for parliament to overturn supreme court rulings. critics say the move is antique democratic, that's go live now to west jerusalem out as you as him. wrong. com is the iran, it's the 5th week of protests. is the government feeling? any pressure? well the government's got a very simple strategy when it comes to dealing with the price. as it acts, you simply ignores them. it still has a weight for the majority within the parliament to push through it's agenda and they seem to be doing exactly that. but it is difficult to ignore this kind of number. let me just show you around. this is a small, a protest than we've seen in recent weeks,

but they all outside of the president's house. probably minister benjamin netanyahu is a residence, is actually just a few minutes walk away from her. now these scenes all taking place across israel. 2 something like 20 towns are actually protesting, and they include tel aviv and heifer as well now at its height, the protest, me but a few weeks ago was getting about a 130000 people out on the streets. now though, last week's figure was around $30000.00 in a few hours, we'll know from the virtual police forces. what are the figure will be for this? but it is far smaller than i've seen in recent weeks. and that's actually good news for the government in terms of the kind of pressure that the protest movement can put on them, the more it dwindles, the more people simply get used to the idea that they are coming out. and perhaps other people should be protesting on their behalf rather than coming out and huge number. that's a problem for the protest rate. what they're trying to do is put pressure on the

government. the n game here really is to force another election. but even the protesters it know that they are currently in a minority, that the vast majority of israel still support prime minister benjamin netanyahu have zeros around card live, her in west jerusalem. any thank sir, and run 13 palestinians have been wounded in an israeli raid on a town of the occupied west bank. it's the latest incident in an escalation of tension in which $36.00 palestinians have been killed since the start of the year. bernard smith reports from ramallah, who more than a week is rarely fort, is, have kept jericho locked down and it's the residence at bay as they search for suspects in a drive by shooting on saturday morning, the israeli military thought that located who they were looking for and rated a refugee camp on jericho's outskirts. a house was hit with an anti tank missile, and those inside surrendered. according to the military,

rough and mamma houses were targeted as if the residents were criminals. while they were asleep in their houses, civilians you have nothing to do with the incident on mama. no one has been allowed to move freely out of this town of 37000 people in the occupied west bank. after shots were fired near an illegal israeli settlement in the area, no one was injured in that incident. it's unusual for so many people to be locked down for this long, but then these are exceptional times in the occupied west bank. so far, $36.00 palestinians have been killed this year in confrontations with these railey military and their afar. i ministers in the israeli cabinet, committed to expanding settlements and making life much tougher of palestinians than it already. it's bernard smith, al jazeera ramallah. the head of the roman catholic church is on a historic visit to south to dung, alongside the leaders of the anglican church on the church of scotland. hope francis's holding press in job of the mausoleum of john garden city. a figure in

south sedans, pushed for independence ham. earlier on saturday, he met people displaced by a years long civil war as well as bishops. priests of a christian leaders of zeros hold him. a ta site is africa. little jacob now remembers coming to seek refuge in this camp for the internally displaced people in cuba. it's next to the united nations base, so he feel safe here. he was a schoolboy back in 2013. soon after war broke out. he's not 25 years old with children of his own. he hasn't been able to go back home because of violence in parts of south sit on her to as as id piece. yeah. like in a lot of things, especially food, we stayed without food for 5 months or the distribution to start last yesterday, today's work. and there's also bad news about it that the put is going to last only for 6 months. then of the 6 months,

there was no food. according to the united nations, there are more than 2000000 internally displaced people insulted on. and another 2300000 have played the country as refugees. famine was briefly declared in some regions in 2017. more than 2 thirds of the population now need humanitarian aid because of conflict and natural disasters. when 2018 piece deal stopped the worst of the fighting, but parts of the agreement, including the deployment of a re, unified, national army have not been implemented. and that's why some people say they don't feel safe. returning home, be the head of the catholic church, po, process along with leaders of the anglican and scottish presbyterian churches have voiced concerns about the government slow progress in implementing the 2018 p. steel, baby delays and holding elections, and the ports of violence in some areas. civil society groups, a lack of political will and personal differences between politicians insulted on

is the problem. so i'm kinda able to say and math is enough to all possible problems and we kind of use our personal differences to subject a country to suffer in the way we're suffering now. discomfort with come to deliver them. we can give a discount from violence to p, so the lead is need to forget that possible problems. the church has a lot of influence insulted on which is a predominantly christian country. many here hope this historic visit puts pressure on politicians to do better and work towards peace and reconciliation, harder matessa altogether. java. elizabeth shackleford is a senior fellow at the chicago council on global affairs at a former career diplomat for the us state department. she joins us now live from rochester, vermont. good to have you with us. will. the pope's presence in south shouldn't do anything to change the situation though. well that, that is the question i would say if you're looking for the pope's visit to bring more peace and stability, i wouldn't hold your breath about it. the po met with these leaders with president

here and with is the opposition leader who's now a vice president again of react mashhad in 2018 and rome. and he had a long meetings with them and that led to absolutely no remedy to the violence situation that persists there. but i do think that there are a couple of reasons that it is important and i would say less so then you know, some bridge to actual piece because the, the leaders running the country still are pushing for that. i would say that it's bringing a lot of dignity and hope for the long suffering people who sell sudan. and it's bringing more of a spotlight again on what has long been effort gotten crisis and, and to conflict. so how does the churches approach to south to down compared to that say of the un or u. s. diplomacy? well, that's a good question as well, because i would say the conciliatory approach that the church has had in the past. and particularly if you look back to pope frances interactions with south sydney's leadership back in 2019, it was very much

a new. we need both sides to bring peace without really laying any blame on anyone in particular kind of trying to say let's overcome our differences and for a better future for self sudanese. and i have to say that for a lot of people who are making a lot of money on a conflict situation and on heavy amounts of humanitarian assistance that are coming in, i don't think that's persuasive because i don't think that they have the interest of the south in these people at heart, but that approach is not that different from a lot of what we saw from the international community in the united states, in particular a number of years ago with the outbreak of the war. i'd say that there was, you know, little public, a hammering of the leadership and just more kind of, you know, calls for peace calls for peace on both sides without really calling out. who's to blame for it? this visit. we have seen a change and pope frances his tone, not a huge one, but he has certainly expressed his disappointment in the leaders which we hadn't seen before. i'm really out called out corruption in the country called out the inequitable distribution of resources and the ongoing violence in the role that

leadership has played. so he certainly turned up the heat a little bit, which i would say is similar to what we've seen now kind of slowly over time with the international community. and, but the pope francis doesn't have the types of pardon the types of tools that the international community has to put pressure on the sides. it's really mostly of good will an effort coming on behalf of a very influential institution. the catholic church speaks speaking those tools, i'm the pressure that could be applied as a full diplomat based in sujata, you disappointed in the u. s. is level of engagement at its policies towards south syndrome. i would like to see a lot more engagement and i know that there has been in recent years, quite a low, high level of frustration. but you have to go back to kind of how that relationship between the united states and the south sydney's government began. you know, even before independence in 2011 and it was very much an approach of this is a success story. these are the winners that we're supporting and we're going to help them succeed with very little criticism and kind of ability to hold their hold

their feet to the fire. what we ended up doing unfortunately, was kind of hoping for the best and continuing to, to prop up actors that were not helping the people of south sudan and who were really stoking a lot of violence and instability for their own financial and power again. so i'm, i understand the, the lower level of engagement, but i do think that we really need to kind of return to the table and try and come up with new approaches to, to reach a more peaceful future for self. sudan, if you are still on the ground in and susan's how saddam, what, what would your priorities be? right, well i think my priorities would be to find a transition path to get these leaders out of the way, which frankly is going to be very difficult because they don't want to go anywhere . but i think that the real future is going to be a question of, are there ways to entice these leaders to agree to step down? you know, president care in particular, but i don't think that he'll do it without an agreement from, you know, his main rival react, ashar, and look to pay the past the future. but, you know,

i think sure to being able to put pressure on those leaders. i think that, you know, and this is probably something that is happening on the ground, really doubling down on work with the next generation with civil society and, you know, waiting for that moment. sometimes you can't force it to happen. but ensure that there are people on the ground or ready to take the home when there is the opportunity for the next generation to lead south down to a better future. it's been really good still to many folks due to being with us. a little struggle for both and watches for vermont. thank you. an arctic blast as hit parts of the united states and canada with fierce winds, pushing temperatures down into the negative double digits. that been warnings issued in new york and new england, where the windshield reached, kept this minus 75 degrees celsius at the summit of mount washington out there. as gabriel alesongo is out in it, in boston, not quite as 75 where you are gay, but still pretty cold. how does it feel?

well, i gotta tell you it's downright warm right now compared to what it was just a few hours ago. but i mean by that is right now, here in boston, it's negative 12 degrees celsius. but just a few hours ago, it was negative $23.00 degrees celsius. but with the wind chill factor, negative, 33 people here in boston are certainly used to cold weather. there's nothing new about that this time of year. this is certainly unusual if they're not quite used to these temperatures the last time it was this cold here in boston. can you guess it was name? teen 58 so quite a long time ago. and it's not only here in boston, it's all in the northeast region of the united states, in what's called the new england states region. if you will, about 14000000 people live here and the temperatures throughout the region. we're dropping down to in some instances,

negative 50 degrees celsius with winds and that was a key the winds up to 48 kilometers per hour. and of course, as you've mentioned, mount washington and new hampshire that's used to getting cold temperatures. it took the peak of a mountain, but there it was just unbelievably cold over night. as you mentioned that negative 75 degrees celsius. yeah. you heard that right? negative 75 degrees celsius. it was the coldest registered temperature anywhere in the united states ever, that they've been keeping those kind of records. and there are points here in the northeast of the u. s. over the last day where it was colder here than it was in alaska, or scandinavia, or even siberia. so that gives you an example of how cold it's been. it is warming up, as i told you a little bit. you can see some people here behind me have come out to do some ice hockey skating on this frozen pond behind me. so that's boston for you, but really certainly historically low temperatures throughout the northeast. so

what's being done to keep people safe, particularly the frail, elderly well, number one, city officials and people around the region are saying, just stay inside, don't go outside unless you really have to. but beyond that, they're also opening up a warming shelter areas for people that are homeless or perhaps are losing power or don't have enough heat at their home. they're also checking on people as well, the elderly. they kept the main train station here in boston open over night, so anyone could stay there to stay warm that needed to. but the bottom line is the key is they're just basically saying, stay inside, don't come outside unless you have to, because it's serious, quite frankly, the temperatures here in boston this morning were low enough where any sort of exposed skin could start to get frostbite. in under 10 minutes, it's warming up

a little bit now, so it's not quite that bad now, but that's, it was just a couple hours ago here in boston. so they're definitely going really door to door when they have to checking on elderly, getting people into shelters that need it. bottom line is keeping people off the streets and inside and warm areas as much as they can. the intrepid gabriel elizondo lived there in boston manufactured d still to come here. all of these are the tesla seo eat on, must cleared of fraud charges of to be accused of misleading investors. with a tweet, one of the report says about corruption across latin america. and for me to was will champion expects a tough title challenge. the seasons will hear from him in school with gentle ah,

that was the radiant peninsula. now settled, quiet and slowly warming up the opposite is happening in the levant and the eastern met. generally, one storm systems gone through the next one is already gathering, coming down through greece and the aegean. so the forecast is no pleasanter than current. whether it means a huge mass of snow for turkey to batches. you can see. but if you're bit further close to the water or over the water in cyprus, the coast levant is wind and rain. that rain does penetrate to some degree in the event, not very far into siri. you'll notice the temperature is really gonna drop quite tremendously in athens. for example, ishmael and talia. however, this is winter is worse, which we should expect it. that rate will carry on through northern syria and it was by john parts of iran, myrtle shirt, self as snow. there's more snow to be seen in afghanistan, but mostly ran as i've already mentioned. the rebates are it's very quiet weather temperatures rising slowly in the gulf states. this is the picture of

a monday spot. the difference. oh look, a return of stormy weather even further south. so at best jerusalem gets to 9 in the rain. on monday. in thompson, a i think the renal starts get a little bit heavier. the most part is much dryer in tropical africa in the south. it's stormy, awe inspiring stories from around the world. i thought we did not want human life capture. and it's the 1st one. this feel like that presentation of what i want people to remember me by. groundbreaking food, from award winning filmmakers. witness on a jesse eda. we town the untold stories.

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a chinese surveillance balloon that's floating over america. the soil, the reports in us media, the balloon could be shot down in the coming hours. one sits out over the atlantic ocean. russia and ukraine of carried out a prisoner exchange. the russian defense ministry says that 63 of its service might have been released by ukraine. keith says that 116 ukrainian so been allowed to return home under the deal. the protests are, again being held in television, western roofs live against these, where the governments proposals to reform the judicial system. changes would make it easier for parliament to over to the supreme court rulings hold on. 40 people have been killed in northern nigeria as casino states off to come, but attacked the village and stole sheep and capitol. it's the latest violence ahead of the general election, but shed george for february 25th. a lack of security is a key concern for votes. this is ahmed at risk reports from a boucher i test run for equipment. didn't stop to see the level of

preparedness i had of nigeria, general elections, potential voter when a brian is confident, the poll this year would be the process would be very different. and most of you would 2 times i came back for the 2nd time to try if the machine was still a 50 me maybe rejected me political and in the say that will test for the election commission will come 3 weeks from now. when millions of nigeria as q up to vote on election day for now though the commission says it's ready. we have country days in spite of what we're suffering from. that elections were heard on the street. the very 1st was, this means, i mean of course the 2nd at the state level, nigeria says it's deploy more technology during the elections to tackle voter fraud and make the process more transparent than previous ones. what security,

another se, technology can't guarantee a credible connection. in a country why security forces are struggling to contain attacks. my uncles it will wonder why we are based on what our police police especially and then on forces we went in the past few weeks. the frequency and ferocity of attacks ahead of nigeria . general elections have increased. the election commission itself has been targeted with critically cavender supplies destroyed. concerned by the rise in violence, it warned. the pol could be threatened in many areas unless the visa types are stopped. with only a few weeks to go, the violence hasn't gone away. this has created fear importers. one only say, could be intimidated, and refused to come out on election day. i'm a decrease. i'm just gonna double check. shanker has marked the anniversary of its independence from britain with a parade that cost $550000.00 in public funds. the government has been criticized

for spending that amount of money on the event as the country traces its worst economic crisis and memory. but i'll found us was in colombo. this was how many shall athens could participate in the 7th of independence day celebrations. then money paid for from the sidelines, watching as the military bands and marching squads left the parade area approach roads and the venue were locked down hours ahead to ensure the celebrations were not disrupted by protest as people here are angry at their government for spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to put on this event at a time when the nation is struggling to pay for essential supplies present ronay vicar missing insists. the celebration is important. addressing the nation, he said, the corrupt political gangster is enriched sheets people into being eternally poor and dependent must be defeated. he said this was the system change. the younger

generation has been demanding for a long time. yes and are muggy rather now, but my government has entered a new reformist path in order to do this. even though the decisions made towards this didn't seem painful. these have to be taken. but in order to get out of this crisis, permanent equity, madison, but many like, wasn't moodily gay. don't believe the crew missing his promises. the student leader has been released on bail after being detained for 167 days in what many? c, as political persecution for his role in the 2022 anti government protests than it would be at the baha calling like the freedom struggle to liberate the country from the imperialist 75 years ago. we now have to struggle to free the country from the robbers or the thieving gangs that corrupted the society for more than 70 years. she sent me some idea of a do oh, hundreds of university students and activists joined the delegate to protest

against the government crackdown on descent and spending days. despite a peaceful citizen being violently broken up by police on friday night. who said the protesters will violating a court order banning the protest? claim lawyers disputed many here say the government should not be spending this much money to put on military parade, while millions of shoe luncheon struggling to feed themselves. those organizing protest like this said, they would continue their campaign until the country is truly free of corruption. minute fernandez, dedira, colombo, people in middle pakistan, the city of pasha have been protesting to demand that authorities take action to prevent on the turks. more than 100 people were killed in the city when a suicide bomber targeted a mosque on monday. after bag is there. ah,

they came from across the province demanding peace from the focused on the government. after monday, suicide attack on a mosque that killed 101 people, an injured many more political parties, were asked not to fly their flags. instead, white flags were raised. many people here in the northern city of pasha, ver say, they don't trust boxed on military establishment. for some reason have been something from 20 out of 4. this is the need of the time that government for quite a se, and our own. and our last an argument demonte is based on the city, and this protest is seen as a popular uprising, similar to the one that followed the killing of 134 students in 2014 natalie bon attack on a military school. the movement starved the boxed under taliban of supporting towns and villages in the region. and along with military operations. attacks by the taliban drastically reduced your spot that these kind of incidents are happening, but no one is taking responsibility. all women and children are suffering. we want

bees, we want education, we don't want state sponsored federalism. every house in this room is leading and we can take any will bodies, blue they chant, we will never accept terrorism. the threat is still very real. security was high, run the protest on saturday morning police carried out operations against armed groups. they say to tell you, bon commanders were killed and a cache of weapons confiscated. and others were taken into custody. the gifts of this room, which were unlimited districts, were policemen. key secure genius traditions and some high profile persons in this region. prime minister shall sharif asset pocket on his facing and unimaginable economic challenge. the killing of over 100 people seems to be a real turning point in buckets done. for years they struggled suffered with militancy and they don't want to see it make a return. but unlike before economic conditions now the worst country has ever faith, which would make it even more difficult to get the vital resources. the police

though desperately need that for people here, they don't have a choice that live on the front line of this battle. i thought vague, i'll just show or focus on focused on his band access to wikipedia failing to remove what it calls sacrilege is content. the pakistan telecommunication authority says the online encyclopaedia fail to comply with the forty's. now deadline to remove and block the content uses across pakistan. and now unable to view the website, wikipedia says the move deny is the 5th most popular station access to free knowledge . the sol, he'll g is a columnist and digital rights activist. he says the band has wide ranging ramifications beyond just limiting information to pakistan. he's. i think it's quite vague and to be honest, there's no transparency on what exactly the content is. because of which they're requesting, you know, take down an entire blockage of the entire website. there's 6600000 articles and we

can pdf in the english language. but because it's one or 2, it's completely disproportionate to, you know, block access to it and the impact of that is really wide ranging. so i think there needs to be more transparency, but also the realization that this is a crowd sourced platform. so anyone can edit articles that so maybe the regulator themselves can edit the article that they have a problem with. instead of blocking the entire platform. i think it's a preposterous man because it's a basic source of knowledge and information that i could do me education student, you name it any information and it's available on wikipedia that updated in real time. but there's also this economic impact focus on starved flooring reserves and for an investment at a time when you need more for an investment in our sector and industry is really growing and booming when that censorship and bonds come and place it impacts investor confidence and it impacts the ability of pakistan needs to do business in

the sector when tomorrow you don't know what other essential platform or website will be blocked. so i think it really raises economic questions as well. can i give a young youtube video blogger by how father and iraq has sparked outrage that are calls for protests to be held on sunday? the demand justice, fatigue, ali a father has admitted to strangling her death on wednesday and the so called on a killing. he was reportedly upset about her decisions live in turkey. the 23 year old fled from her family after accusing her brother of sexually assaulting her. only had gained a following on youtube where she post the videos of her daily life. iran is released and award winning film director who was detained defense jaffar planner . he was arrested in july. he was told it's of a 6 year sentence originally handed down in 2010. he'd been charged with propaganda against the state and inciting,

protest. he's now been freed. after going on hunger strike of salvatore's president, naya book kelly has defended a newly unveiled mega prison built to house thousands of alleged gang members. the so called terrorism contain the center, has been built outside tech luca, southeast of the capital san salvador island fisher reports. 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 phones, computers, guns, even prostitutes. then last year, police, an army arrested more than $62000.00 suspect, the gang members, and those that what with the that the cracked 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 feel fell before we always thought something could happen to last before we trusted. no one way. now we shall say with $60000.00 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 fisher. i'll just either denmark leads the way as the least corrupt country in an annual report released by transparency international. but it's found corruption in latin america is getting worse. john holman reports the transparency international corruption perceptions index came out this week and its outlook for latin america is bleak. no countries significantly improved at school since 2070. the organization says an oval failure by leaders to act against corruption and strength and public institutions has left the door open for criminal networks to bully and co, up to politicians, nicaragua, cuba,

what the molar they will sank to new lows in guatemala case of the briefly showing the way forward with the united nations back 20 corruption commission that was dissolved in 2019 haiti's in trouble to with no electric government officials. and it's kept to largely overrun by gangs with the absolute bottom of the pile. according to transparency international is venezuela. i asked the organizations direct to their mercedes, the freighters. why? what gateways in contrast to the rest of the countries, there is no space in which venezuelans can go to ask for justice or their rights. they call a patient of the institutions is totaled by the group in power and assistance for justice under their job. on the contrary, they are guarantors of impunity. the most extreme case perhaps, but it's common to hear in latin america that corruption is a cancer near impossible to root out in latin america. expectations are so low

that people in some countries actually have a saying, robert petto, i see regarding politicians, and it means, well, he stills, but at least he does something. but if that changed, if electorates started expect thing, even demanding that they politicians did things without stealing, might things improve in this region. perhaps uruguay also in the region, shows that they could it's rich ink of light for latin america. it has the same transparency score in the indexes, canada, when you're away, is one of our top for performance in several years. and it is not a coincidence that the country is strong democracy. it's a more a united society and institutions work well. what does that mean? it means that checks on balance is upgrade. well, it means that they have a judiciary. he done is a strong and independent. there's a reward for that. you are quite has the highest pick up to income and lowest rate

of inequality in latin america. not alone seems we're fighting for if of a government's here are interested. john homan al jazeera mexico city wildfires in chile have killed at least 22 people firefighters continue to struggle to contain the thousands of plagiarism at high winds. and the ongoing heat wave hundreds of homes have been vanished. a state of emergency has been declared across several regions. agirri and the u. s. is found tesla found a ellen masked, didn't defraud investors with tweets 30 posted in 2018. the verdict was reached after less than 2 hours of deliberation. look, it over, consume sheriff's reports, vindication for eden musk. the bill in a using the social media platform he now owns to celebrate a comical thank goodness, the wisdom of the people has prevailed. i am deeply appreciative of the jury's

unanimous finding of innocence in the tesla for 20 take private case. the world's 2nd fridges had testified for 8 hours on the witness stand defending his motives for this treat 4 years ago and considering taking tesla private at $420.00 funding secured, probably the court decided not, but then in 2018, this wasn't a market moving event, this wasn't something that could be taken as gospel when he must tweet it. but since then we've seen a series or situations where we run most cars actually use twitter hours. i saw a sounding board between st tesla shes soaring. but when the buyout failed to materialize, the ship rise fell back to earth that resulted in a class action from investors who calculated their losses as high as 12000000000 dollars. were disappointed. we're examining options. yeah, look into the way that the trial comes at

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hulu. ah ah. his drama, thank you, adrian. the premier league title race is taking another twist with lead is also beaten by struggling everton. the only goal of the game came in the 2nd half james

a talk off ski, scored it. as davidson made it a winning sauce and a new manager, shaun dice is their 1st victory in 11 games in all competitions. as for austell, it's, i need a 2nd defeat in the legal season. second place, manchester city could cut arsenals lead to 2 points. if they beat tottenham on sunday, i wanted him to know how much i love them and had my love them much more now than 3 hours ago a week ago, a month ago, 3 months ago. so it's very easy to when i said they, when they are, when i'm performing it is the moment i love, my play is more of a start. more of your stay together on the journey is going to be difficult, challenging and is going to be bigger stones in them. you gonna have to overcome that next up for everton is that biggest rivals? liverpool, that miserable season continues. there were basins 3 nail by whoops. bass, the 2nd time and 3 league matches that live above last by that school. i'm yahoo! club side attempts in the table. marcus ashford made it sick goals and his last 7,

the game sassy, helped manchester united feet crystal palace, united have customary sent off when they were to nail up how his school to make it to one but united held on for the wind to move 8 points off the top ah, at the fee for club walcott in morocco, asian champions allot, allow, have eliminated the club from the host nation without casablanca in the penalty shootout after a goal, his 1st half it was the african champions, lee holders who took the lead. are you about? i'm new to bring, enjoy it to a. i browse without one name is away from the semi finals before yaya brown was shown, a 2nd yellow, top humble. i had kind of stepped up to slots to smoke it and force extra time. but coming with soon go from here to dillard just 4 minutes into the additional half hour. he found himself red card it and it was 10 against 10. a penalty shootout

followed. ya. i see. i see. i missed that without 1st policy in the sport. take contest there, but allow it didn't miss any of that. they move on to a semi final appearance. again, south american swimming the seattle sound as we're making that day the in the competition they took on it gyptian side. i lastly in time to actually have just one this one by a goal scenario. so that means they will face, right? madrid in the semi. so this appointment full staff will, they were the 1st side from the united states to qualify for this tournament. but as, as i mentioned, they have lost the match in the last few minutes. one now hosts algeria will take on several, in the final of the african nations championship, lisa, out jerry of reach the final office rushing, 5 mill. that was the biggest win in the tournament, that biggest win i should say. in 50 is sent to beat madagascar. one mill around

40000 fans are expected to attend the final in algiers on saturday. and be a stock car having has reportedly requested a trade away from the brooklyn that's, that's off the failed to agree a new contract extension and comes just 5 days before the trade deadline. if he doesn't get to me before then you would leave as a free agent at the end of the season. scotland have defeated england. 2923 and a thrilling 6 nations championship match it quicken him. meanwhile, rock visa walden, on one side, on the rock to a powerful stop in the competition, the irish were in cod. if faith wilds in the open games, proponents are then running for tries around a commanding tenant bonus point when from sound asleep, play each other on something to time defending form one champion. max to stop in is expecting a much tight battle for the title this season. his red bull team have joined up with for the engine supplier, picking out the long shot venue call the dutch driver as he expects mercedes louis

hamilton. and for our recent shala class paced the biggest threats with bird straight title fan. there are a lot of things that need to go well, you know, we need to have a competitive car. we believe that we have, but it's more one that we keep on working with to keep on trying to find more form and try to improve. and that's what it says here, the whole year is always about, you know, you start with one carbon throughout the whole year to cause evolving quite a bit. last year it's almost impossible. but of course we always try to to do better and try to achieve more. that's always, i think the goal. but if we hit the ground running well and the other day it's always about scoring points. you know, you're finding for, for chairmanship. so basically you cannot retire o sir j o. and a heart warming my men's on the eyes of the n h l, all star skills competition. one of the biggest songs of the night was alex, the veterans, a 4 year old son. so gay,

he showed off his skating skills and then joined his at washington capitals, dad and another legends, sidney crosby and they set up a virginia to school. his 1st go in front of a packed crowd. great celebration followed as well. and it's all probably a one to watch for the future, future star in the making. i reckon that is or what your sports from me for now. i will have another updates later on. adrian general, many thanks to the that's it from the abuse on mary. i'm the mazda back in just a few moments to update you on the story that sir, what's going on with the, with your screen right now. i'll see you again. ah, mm hm. how do you speak?

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