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is 12000. after monday's devastating health quakes, the struggle to get help in to syria, a region already damaged by years of war. at 3 year old, alive after nearly 2 days under the rubble, astonishing rescue. good hope of finding more survivors. also on this news, our ukraine sprag then makes an appeal for more military support as he appears in person before the british volumes. and i'm far as small. have all the latest sports as lebron james makes history. ah, the only lakers are has overtaken the legendary kareem abdul jabbar asked leading point score and be a history like kim rich williams. maybe. ah,

ah, thank you very much for joining us. nearly 12000 people have been killed in turkey and syria, in one of the worst earthquake disasters this century. in turkey alone, more than 9000 or dead rescue teams or working round the clock. 3 days after 2 powerful quake struck the region, present shaped i berto on is promising help for survivors. was eleger over the on the 1st day and we experienced some issues. but then on the 2nd day to day, the situation was under control quarter will never allow our citizens to be left on the streets. we'll put our moscow people not give the provocateurs an opportunity only pay attention to the statements coming from the disaster management. all 30 today is the time of unity on solidarity across the border in syria rescue as face a logistical nightmare aid efforts have been held up as rebel held areas cannot be reached. that situation has been made worse by years of war and isolation learner good. so with the little destructive earthquake has them a lot,

we cannot deny the difficulties, and we cannot deny how harsh and situation is anna, the situation is still bad and the weather has affected the rescue operations of them. while several countries have sent rescue teams and aid, the world health organization is wanting as many as 23000000 people could be affected. houses here as bernard smith begins our coverage in shan leo, far inter kia where exhausted rescuers got a welcome boost. there's a chance, some one might be alive. so these rescuers must work carefully. but quickly. volunteers help clear. the deborah about 40 people lived in these apartment in the center, generally offer in southeastern, to a kia belongings recovered from the rubble and neatly piled up in case there are survivors to reclaim sure, you know, i just live here in the next building. i walk my wife up when the earthquake hits went outside in front of this market. at 425, this building collapsed. i saw with my own eyes, my wife fainted. 47 hours later,

a full year old boy was pulled out a line. he'd fallen into a supermarket on the ground floor and said he survived, and biscuits and water the digging goes on until every now and then work stops. and a coal goes out. does anyone hear my voice? they show no luck this time. pulling some one alive out of the rubble so long after the initial earthquake, you have to imagine that gives the rescue teams a renewed sense of hope. but as the hours dragged by, those lucky brakes are going to be harder to come by. but many people are asking why this building collapsed, when those around it didn't, all were built after 2007 resident said, that's when new laws came in, making quite proof structures mandatory law shall the toilet on that. then it hit us from wall to wall as we were leaving the building. it hit us again on the stairs

. thank god, we are alive. but this building had already collapsed. wanna do up on the residents, say the supporting pillars of a ground floor supermarket had been removed to create more floor space after north quake in october 2020 a judge accused a supermarket chain of doing this, but prosecutor say it was impossible to prove any evidence was lost in the deborah bernard smith, al jazeera jennifer se in turkey, while amid the devastation, stories of miracles coming through. this is a moment, an 18 year old man was pulled from the rabble into kiss her tie province. he spent more than 60 hours under one of the collapsed building. sam, now live to another. i correspondence on the ground. natasha go name, who is at an age collection center. any sambo? lots of aid coming in. natasha. how is it all been organized? president heard on has said that all resources are being mobilized to get desperate

turks in the south. the need they so desperately have been waiting for granted municipal building in the central district district of his danville. and as you can see behind me, there are people, curiously packing donated goods to get them on a truck and on the move to the south of turkey. it's about a half days drive from istanbul. volunteers, as i said, are intrinsic to this massive relief effort. probably the lar, in a generation or 2 here and turkey, one of those volunteers in the states were joining us. why did you want to join this efforts? unfortunately, due to fact that turkey has faced in the past, these kinds of disasters. and this is one of the biggest or 2nd biggest in the century. and we saw lots of people, retail, neither government, lower than local municipalities are able to cover this old so high. so that's

needs on social media as like the rest of the people. i know i want to be here for very, from a lot of people and is stumble a feeling of helplessness as they watch the images and hear from their fellow church talking about their agony. how do you feel, knowing that you're at least able to help in some small way sitting in front of the television or radio or on social media and listening to what is going on there. trying to get news from people are just being stuck in the house already in the office. it's not you know, so i just wanted to be in here to shave both my feelings and also my label. if i can do anything else for this vehicle, it's good to be here other than to be at home. so my need is telling me that one of the things that's happening here at the center is that there are a lot of young people who are taking time off from work taking vacation or coming

straight from work to here to help get into this for lease effort so far, 20 semi trucks are have been on the move to the south. now president heard a line made visits to 2 cities in the affected area today. and he is reminding those who are suffering right now. they will not be forgotten. he says, we will not leave you in the street. the government will be giving people a one time payment of about $530.00. that's a little more in a month of minimum wage. he says they will also have houses built within a year. and that there will be a massive reconstruction and housing have her mind about one of the things that we've been hearing from the volunteers here in a stumble is that there is the white people in the affected areas to know that they are here for them. there is some dirty and they want them to have and know they are not alone. natasha. go name life, or is there any stumble,

turkey now across the border in syria, the situation is extremely critical. the united nation says damage, roads, lack of equipment and severe winter conditions, are hampering efforts to find survivors in syria, redhead, and fate. the response from syrian authorities has been slow, as in a harder has our report from beaver. sure, smith, which dominic healer, he laugh is 10 years old. she survived mondays, earthquake. others are still being pulled out from under the rubble of collapse, buildings across syrian cities and towns. but many didn't survive. here, hadn't been your work. i'm like, why are you listening? did a laugh, tells rescuers that her siblings and mother are dead under their destroyed house property. she little among russia in the opposition controlled northwest of syria. the civil defense members are working on their own without the specialized equipment needed to deal with the disaster of this scale. police yamil,

mostly his little hello. i've been waiting for news of my father, my mother, brother, sister, and her phone. i talked to them and heard the voices walk instructional rescue workers are appealing for international assistance, but the opposition controlled region is one of the hardest places to reach and syria. it's been blockaded by government forces and their allies during the course of the war, and the only lifeline has been help sent over crossings from their kia through what is now also the worst hit part of the country, the devastation and cities like i'm pucker and gussy and it makes it difficult for a to be brought through. the united nations says roads leading to be able, how us have been damaged or closed. it's the only crossing that can be used according to a un resolution. with the backing of russia, the syrian government has ensured all aid goes through the mosque us, and it's insisting they should continue now to as it struggles with

a disaster. but critic say they don't trust serious authorities. i don't think any of the syrians refuse or mind or reject that the assad regina receive a it's just that we know for sure. he is never, never going to give the people that are in need any kind of aid. while some friendly countries have been sending a directly to damascus, much of the international community is avoiding dealing with a government sanctioned for war crimes against its own people. long accused of using aid as a weapon of war. it's now seen as politicizing, a catastrophe. blaming western sanctions for worsening the situation. a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syria and air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and you officials insist sanctions

don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then they're elisha's ita they root and al jazeera, corresponding show, have holla, fantasy report from italy, province in northern syria, or marianna and madeira. let live 1000000000 was such for that. we are here in front of the south cane hospital where the bodies of some of the victims are ready to be given to their families. now where there's a glimmer of hope for summer, we just saw some people who had minor injuries and were released after a quick checkup. and with me now is the hospital director that dr. blazys to tell us how the staff here have been dealing with the situation. so the nozzler says it got him and let the highly uncle have much for what the situation in the hospital

is very critical. the whole situation is catastrophic. this morning. there were more than $300.00 debts since then. they have been dozens more. i think we just received a man who'd been saved from under the rubble. and this has given us hope of finding more survivors. during the last 2 days, we also received more than 700 people who were injured, which i like during the 1st it was a disaster because we chris a lot of difficulties due to the huge number of victims in addition to the wounded who came from different towns and villages around the hospital. we are grateful for the assistance provided by so many doctors from different places. well thought out o dot hardy, good luck on victoria, and thank you dr. europe. the center of the most affected part of the border area. and we know your mission is heart. well, let's get more now on the situation in syria and speak to her kim conti, who's the head of mission for a syria at doctors without borders, m f, f, miss, and south 20. i thank you so much for joining us. this disaster,

as we've seen and heard, has added another layer to the suffering of the people in northwestern syria who are ready living to a war. tell us 1st about the situation across syria in those affected areas as you, you, your teams have witnessing so we will already be operating, you know, where syria menu exhibit and not only will without the running of speech on there and also providing so medical care in it becomes now the situation is bringing an additional load on, on the especially when it comes to us. we are many be told us to provide drugs equipment to also support in human resources. so we need to get the doctors and nurses from our need to us because in the region. and we also provided our ambulance to the 1st day of

the wedding with a wounded soldier, an infant wounded. and now the situation is more in grief and not local authority to all the nice shelters for the people who have been becoming homeless, meaning in the building house destroyed. so now got to find a shelter. how are you able to provide the age that you talk about to, to hospitals? when access has been so difficult in syria, what areas are you able to help and what areas are you not able to access? so we, we not only for around gender to about why we are able to. so now it's due to the fact that the 1st thing is locked in for year. it will enter 13 years in 2023. and also up to the fact that because we're

not doing enough in our system with what we got, what we call a strategy of emergency rest of us plan. so we had having some drugs equipment, none of them light blanket. i didn't. kids are already available in our, in our main base. okay. we've just heard from the turkish foreign minister that to border crossings will now be open to allow aid into syria. i imagine this is welcome use for you. yeah, but i, they mention that our strategy is going to last for more than 10 years or as you add some drugs, medicaid and blanket and so inside. but now after 3 days of medical bought, especially when we are running out of michigan drops. so it will become an issue

now for us and the challenge is to bring in syria additional equipment and the relief items. what makes it challenging to bring in this additional these additional items? is it a question of access, or is it a question perhaps of political interference? that with more detail now you may enter in perspective when we look at syria today, the main, the main requests are more focused on medical, a bottle of systems. but when you look to ration because we are based in turkey and gun pepsi, distribution is more. is there a bigger dimension, internal? you my internal support. i mean in turkey also than buildings are more destruction . there are more people hosted on center and outside of the main city we've been today. you know, that we've found that people are not posting in our center like that. and then that,

that will some people are leaving in mosques or centers. and so, but outside of maine to, to, to people are living in the fields and turns out in double figures in double numbers are much more needs to provide to those people in jerky than syria. ok, but when it comes to syria, what would you say? right? now is what you need the most to coordinate, the best response on the ground. what type of assistance do you need? is it financial, or is it more of a political what? no, it's more on a political one to have some support in terms of bringing our support in minute i just had from abroad from euro to be sent to durham g. and from the to be directed to this is a main challenge because as i said, there are many, many, many needs begins in turkey. and the them down is in syria. and the turkish

authorities are already focused on providing support inside your chief. but us as a miss staff would like to provide to boss in turkey and in syria. thank you so much. i came for talking to as i came, county is from m. s. doctors without borders joining us there from guys and tech. well, while you and officials say deliveries of critical cross border aid from tennessee to northern syria could resume on thursday. the united nations has been discussing the medicare in response to the earthquakes. having the coastline missions is something very complex, even before the, even before the f quick, it needed multiple levels of coordination between different parties, security or humanitarian angels. so it's not a straight forward, it's not a straightforward operation. add to that. it's a military active zone where we had to operate in a military zone. so it's not easy. we try our best. we as and most of i said,

yes that you and has the abby and the willingness. and the ability to do this. unless bringing christian salumi his life for his son at the united nations headquarters in new york. so how is the un responding christian? well, the united nations has released $25000000.00 from its emergency response fun for the relief efforts and its dispatched disaster assessment and response teams, both to, to kia and to syria. of course, search and rescue operations are ongoing. that's the most critical pressing need. and it's particularly difficult in syria where they don't have heavy equipment and the efforts are being led by a local community based rescue teams. and the weather is horrible. but that said, there are 300 un workers already in the northwest region of syria, which is the hardest hit part of the country from this disaster,

the u. n. is struggling to mobilize its crews there and get responses in on the ground. this was an issue even before the earthquake, 4600000 people are. so we're reliant on humanitarian aid even before the earthquake . and and now of course, the situation is much, much more desperate. and in getting aid in, there has been complicated as we just heard, going in across a conflict zone is requires a lot of coordination on the good news is the one security council authorized cross border point is functioning. we just learned that the road is passable. the u. n. has just learned that the road is passable and they are mobilizing to get trucks going into that route which can get directly to the communities most in need . and we also know that the world food program has already provided

a lot of meals and food, some $64000.00 in refugee camps, inter kia and also in syria itself that food has been delivered. but obviously the needs are going to be very great and much more going forward. so there are intense efforts underway right now to scale up to be able to meet those needs. thank chris in thank you very much for that kristin salome life or is they at the united nations? and we'll have more in the aftermath of these earthquake center, kia and syria a little later on the news. our and also ahead will be looking at some of the days avenues, including security concerns in democratic republic of congo forces a un delegation to cancel a trip to a council, internally to space people. and for the sandy arabian team, that's one went away from making history details coming up. ah.

but 1st, and american investigative journalist seymour hersh has published an article, alleging the u. s. was behind the explosions on russia's north stream gas pipelines last year, causing severe damage. last spring in alan fish, i would lie for us in washington d. c. what does this investigation say exactly, and what's been the reaction? allen from the white house was the action unequivocal from the white house that this is utter nonsense. and what the report suggests is that using the cover of nato exercise, u. s. navy divers planted explosives which were then detonated remotely. now you remember that both the swedish and the danes carried out an investigation. they said, undoubtedly there was sabotage on the pipeline. but they didn't see who was responsible . seymour house claims that he's got one source that says it was the u. s. navy. and that this wasn't a covert operation because that would have needed

a congress to be informed of what had happened. but it was a highly classified operation, as i say, both the white house, the national security council, and also the c. i a or say that this is utter nonsense. but it does gather some momentum because it comes from c more hair. she is a man with a very illustrious history is won the pulitzer prize, one of the top prizes in journalism. here in the united states, he was the man who uncovered the my lai massacre in vietnam were more than 500 civilians were killed by the us army us army tried to cover that up. he was also responsible to for highlighting what happened at abu ghraib prison in iraq. but more recently, he's claimed that the u. s. lied about how they managed to track down osama bin latin. and also claimed that basher, i'll aside, was not behind the chemical attacks in northern syria in areas where there was

opposition to him. so people here are suggesting that perhaps his track record more recently doesn't kind of give weight to what he's claiming about this operation on nordstrom as also speaking to one other security expert who saying, look, it wouldn't make a great deal of sense for joe biden to come into office to be the man who's talking about rebuilding international relations and working with partners and then to do something like this which could well be discovered it is running for reelection. so that makes no sense. but certainly, seymour hersh in his own column, his own blog is claiming that the u. s. was behind this and the russians are saying this has to be investigated because he more seymour hersh is no asking some serious questions about what happened to that pipeline. thank you. for that alan fish alive there in washington, dc, ukraine's president vladimir lensky has addressed the british members of parliament in person. he is on

a visit to the u. k. his 2nd trip abroad since the start of russian invasion. almost a year ago, the lensky met with their prime minister wishes sooner and king charles referred his age allies to provide ukraine with modern plains to help defeat masha, which is soon that says nothing is after tape. already achieved. remarkable results, and we must make every effort to turn our achievements into their phone, details of the future, global securing security architecture, the walled, the wall needs your leadership, britain, just as it needs you. graham bravery. when the full scale amazing began we together with uber ism and united states and other allies formed it through coalition of france. john

hall has more on the landscape, visits from london. really quite extraordinary scenes as president zalinski walked into the hole to address both houses of parliament rising to their feet and absolutely rapturous applause and welcome sort of a rock star. welcome. he rewarded them with the sort of rhetoric that we've become used to from president zalinski in his speech. we will always overcome evil. he said, we know freedom will when we know russia will lose. but it quickly became clear that he was here with a much deeper purpose. his purpose, not just to ask for continuing support and to remind them of the perils of waning support among ukraine's allies. but to ask for more beyond the artillery systems and the tanks that have recently been given, he wants combat aircraft. he believes that will change the tide in the war. now,

among the allies, there is reticence about this request to supply aircraft because many of them believe that rather than when the war it will need to potentially be retrievable, escalation or they are worried about that. but as he continued his visit, some sign perhaps of optimism for president zalinski in a statement by the british government, which he said that the prime minister saying he would in hon said expand training efforts of ukrainian recruits to include training pilots to be able to use what we described as nato standard planes, that is by no means all the way to saying will give you the planes, but it is a step in that direction. investigators say there is convincing evidence russian president vladimir putin supplied the nissan system. he is to shoot down militia airline slain. in 2014 m, a. 17 was down over eastern ukraine, or 290 people on board were killed. earlier this year, a dashboard convicted 2 russians and

a ukrainian rabble for their vowels in the crash. but investigator, see there will be no more prosecution. russia has always denied involvement. still head on the al jazeera and use, our shoe lancaster leader asks people to tolerate more pain, as he tries to turn around the economy. has it assumes a trail derailment, ohio sent toxic chemicals into the air leading to 1000 people, unable to return home and in sport route, madrid, face a tricky challenge as they look to reach across world cup final details coming up later with oh hello, they will look at the middle east and levant and those unsettled conditions that have been pegging, the northern half of the region are starting to ease, which is good news for those areas worst affected by the earthquake,

syria and turkey seem much clearer skies, but temperatures remain significantly low. we will see some when she flurries here and there things are looking a lot cooler, certainly at night, and those conditions starting to spread their way further south. we'll see temperatures across some of the gulf. states start to dip down $21.00 degrees celsius in doha, on friday. as that shamal wind picks up, we could see some dust affecting visibility that was move to north africa when windy weather is the story here too. you can see that developing wind warnings out for places like libya, as well as to news. it was seen things turn west as well as coastal areas of algeria. and a finger of rain is bringing some heavy showers to the likes of mauritania, as well as the western sahara, pulling up into southern areas of morocco, edging into the canary islands. it is looking rather unsettled here to end the week . much more quiet as we had further south across that central band, but to the very se, very heavy rain to come to the likes of mozambique as well as eastern areas of

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ah, al jazeera with ah, ah, you're watching the news on al jazeera with me for the battle. our reminder of our main story, this our rescue as in turkey and syria, are continuing to search for survivors under the rubble of collapse buildings. after monday's earthquakes, they're struggling with harsh winter conditions and the scale of the disaster. almost 12000 people have died. the turkish president has visited some of the

hottest he terriers the ship typo on at mid they were problems with the initial quick response. he says people will be offered hotel accommodation and no one will be left in the cold. while he now is al jazeera is stephanie deca with more on the search and rescue operation from guys. young ted turkey, near the border with syria around 80 people were told, are still trapped under this building. but rescue workers have told us that they haven't heard any more sounds, any more voices since last night. there's a huge rescue operation happening here. it is. the 3rd day we are being told to move out of this area because a lot of these buildings that still stand around here are structurally damages concerns that they could come down. you can see cracks and some of these buildings are actually going to demolish. one of them later today because of how dangerous they are. a lot of volunteers here,

which is came from another location as well. where also we were told it was no longer a rescue operation. it was a recovery operation. we saw one be body being pulled from the robbery rubble. it was a father. his daughter was there sobbing. ah, incredibly, heartbreaking scenes. sorry there's smoke coming because it's so cold. a lot of the volunteers and a lot of the residents who are coming back waiting, hoping still that perhaps someone will still be taking a lie from this rubble. they've created fires, burning anything they can find to keep themselves warm. so that's another issue. the cold proving extremely, extremely difficult. also, when it comes to finding anyone alive at this stage, while in syria, people were already struggling after years of war. in the aftermath of the quarry quakes getting assistance to people is exceptionally challenging. let's take a closer look at the aid situation in syria. these are the quake affected areas. parts of it are outside the control of the government. because of this,

many in the west are worried aid they send to won't get to those who need it. the most, making the situation more complicated rhodes around the babel have a crossing have been damaged. the link is the only way to access rebel held areas from outside, syria or syria has now formerly requested help from the european union. some western countries like the u. s. s u k. are refusing to work with bash al assad government un officials say deliveries of critical cross border aid could resume on thursday. the united arab emirates says it was set up a field hospital and search and rescue teams will be sent to syria. a delegation made up of civil defense workers. engineers and firefighters has been announced by lebanon. iraq has spread 2 planes of emergency relief. 127 tons of 8 has been dispatched for long jelia and russia, which is serious. biggest ally, a center team from its emergency ministry, or less now speak to or mar i'd. i'll

a smile from beneath. in north west, in syria, he's a volunteer at the sand relief and development organization. thank you so much for speaking to us. are you've been working? i understand with, with rescue teams in denise, can you tell us 1st about what you've seen and what you've experienced. these past few days being okay. maam in bernisha there, there is no more destruction here. but i went to, i went to your village called the middle is to the west of there are many buildings which, which we just try to get to the ground. and a lot of people are truck under, under those, the ground the, the syrian says it's friday, the 3 to those people. and the day after they were many advisors, but the, they need more,

more equipment. they need more removal truck truck and load and load those in the order to go through rather to buy any more survivor. in addition to serious need 2 more emergency rescue teams. because the big, big impact with the to be in the back condition, the, whether it's reading here and those who were some people may not survive of the call. okay, sorry, martina, but just for international audience and for our viewers to be aware of where you're talking about, the areas that you describe are rebel held areas in syria where there's little age going through, isn't it there is that there is no,

no risk to change a right to be built for this area, the senior defense who, who are working all the day with no, we've known aid with no emergency 8th, bob and hello spiders. tell us about the people who have been affected, who are gay, and what conditions were they living in before this disaster happened? in fact, the people here are outside, outside the yoga control, invigorated areas you can do north the north, most of the lord early in the countryside. okay. so what, what conditions are they living in and where they living in before this earthquake happened and how much worse has it become for them? in fact, those people have their own rooms and they are living that are sick. wicker happened was they are still a,

in their houses inside some old things are buying and the other not. and not many of them are buying a fact. thank you. thank you so much. omar for telling us about the situation there in northwestern syria. omar, mad alas, mar is in benicia in northwest in syria. he's a volunteer the sand relief and development organization. thank you so much for your time. let's turn our attention now to some of the days are the news and preparations for a major parade. i believe to be underway in north korea, to mark the founding of his army 75 years ago. young young usually chooses significant anniversary to show off its latest weaponry and send a defiant message to the rest of the world. al jazeera is rob mcbride, re, for some soul in neighboring south korea. satellite images appear to confirm rehearsals, have been taking place for a major set peace parade. young ang is used to such events,

and the next is expected to be held after an unprecedented series of about 80 ballistic miss our launches in 2022 leader kim jong and seems as determined as ever to develop longer range inter continental missiles, while also acquiring an arsenal of shorter range, tactical weapons that threaten his neighbors, including south korea. and they want to show the worth. of course, the korean us that they're a tactical nuclear culpability is grill. and it can operate in any situation. and the increased threat has led the us to renew assurances to south korea that it will use its nuclear umbrella to protect the country. but it's also raised the question of where the soul itself should become nuclear armed. amid the escalating tensions north korea has stopped short of conducting another nuclear

test that was widely anticipated throughout 2022. that it seems, would have been a provocation to far, especially for powerful neighbor, china, shortages of food and other goods made worse by self imposed isolation. through the pandemic means north career is more reliant than ever on chinese aid, a county or radical ball. the only way for north korea to all come to pandemic was, and it's a can only crisis, is to get more support from china shall, for kim's young on the thread of 7 nuclear tests, is very important. leverage that he can use some google grotto in december, north korea, flu, drones into south korea, leading to speculation. the north could conduct other types of attacks in the coming year to undermine the south. there's a hall level cities of publication. those quick can do including disabled pair

san will are the original cognitive whoa pill. oh, to you know, shaken the korean public north korea seemingly intent on another year of defiant military posturing and the south preparing to deal with the consequences. rob mcbride, al jazeera, your so are you in democratic republic of congo peacekeepers have killed a civilians after an attack on a un convoy in the east. you will be the local governor says the attack happened that account for internally displaced people in conyers chain. yeah, near gola, are you in delegation is canceled his trip to the area. anger has been going over. the failure by security forces to stop attacks by the m 23 armed herb marcum wire pass more from the eastern city of go math. a convoy of un peacekeepers on tuesday evening was passing through the can you routine or come for this place?

people. it was stopped by an angry crowd who eventually ended up setting fire to that convoy peacekeepers fight in the air. well, they, the un says they fight in the air to disperse that crowd. we know that 2 people, residents of the camp of died, the reports that others have also been injured. now right now we and another come that comes to the north of the city government. we're to come to the west and i'm going to stand aside who can take a look around. this is now home for thousands of people who've arrived all in the mostly in the last few days. this campus at least doubled in size since we 1st came here a few days ago, there fleeing from recent advances by m. 23. been fighting with government forces just a few kilometers here, close to the town of san jose, and $23.00 widely understood to be backed by neighboring. we're wonder,

it fights as carry rwandan equipment. everyone denies backing the group. it's growing rapidly stronger since his rebellion resumed. since its operations resumed just over a year ago, that was brought it close now to the, to the town, to talk to about 10 kilometers over there. and the new arrivals telling, very harrowing stories of events that they said happened within the last week. where am 23 fighters have? according to the testimony of the people in the camp have been rounding up civilians in the villages killing some with machetes, shooting some dead to lancaster president has given a parliamentary address saying it's economy is expected to grow again from the end of the year. but president, running to become a singer, says people need to accept higher taxes, so sholonda can overcome bankruptcy by 2026, or shall hankens face shoe and food shortages and daily power cuts. people have been protesting on the streets. and now fernandez has more from the capital,

colombo people are angry, i mean one of the resounding cries again and again. and again, is that we just cannot take it any more than that. on top of galloping inflation. the government claims that inflation has been controlled, having hit almost 80 or 90 percent, especially in terms of food inflation. you have the president and he esteem of the statistics department are talking about inflation coming down to 60 percent. one just has to enter a supermarket or a grocery store, or take some cash out at the a boutique, just to buy some groceries. and you really feel that that's not the case because it's buying much less. so the president saying that austerity measures are needed are talking about being hopeful that within months that the i'm, if billiard will come. investigators in the usa, a faulty, we lack sole calls directory ment of a train carrying toxic chemicals. the incident happened in the state of ohio on

friday, no injuries were reported, but a small town has been evacuated. algiers heidi's, jo castro is not too far from the accident. site. officials say this was the last resort. unable to safely remove the derail train cars carrying toxins, and fearing and explosion at any moment, emergency crews decided on a controlled burn tuesday. ohio's governor had warned every one living within one and a half kilometers to evacuate. merging every one in this area, i actually ordered them to leave staying could have meant skin birds, long damage or even death vinyl chloride. a material used in plastics is linked to cancer foss. gene was used as a biological weapon in world war one. the rail operator, norfolk southern said, choose days, controlled release of the chemicals from the derailment was a success,

and residents are no longer in immediate danger. yeah, the low phrase there ran a big black horse as water fell lodge. i'm seriously read in the evacuation order covers more than 2000 residents. some people staying overnight at a shelter run by the red cross. the ohio national guard and state police are manning. why he that every entrance into town? well, within the containment zone, workers and have math suit will labor for about a week to clear the derailment. government scientists say that the air quality currently is safe to breathe, though it is anyone's guess when people will be allowed to return to their homes. yesterday i had to go home to pick up prescriptions from the creek by my house. had a very, very strong chemical smell to it. i went in my house,

it was worse. the environmental protection agency is monitoring the air and water quality. and we'll continue to study the disastrous possible long term impact. heidi joe castro al jazeera new palestine, ohio. still i had on al jazeera in sport. the moment lebron james and the millions of his fans have been waiting for details mixed.

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a host nation in their club world cup semi final against egypt, ali which kicked off shortly. the spanish club enjoy huge popularity and morocco and her big favorites to win this match in response. and the richardson has been talking to supporters ahead of kick off. well, no, it seems like there's so much more than a rail, madrid full time when it's all the club. well, a couple fans also very proud of the fans and they want it for one of the continental cup. on 3 occasions they, although here with 2 or 3 of the biggest players missing kareem bends mar until i call to are among them with injury. they could be back in time for the final on saturday, but only of course if i can get through this semi final that coach call and she will see coming hey under a little bit of pressure, surprising when you consider what he's achieved, the car, what did she last phase and winning league on the european champions league in that final against liverpool. but things are going particularly well in the spanish league this season. that 8 points behind paul sloane in the cards. right. so i could run in this tournament would be the perfect mid season pick. the difference

between the support team like recall in the car was like a couple or anything else, but we can really do it because it's that i love, we need to be seen slumming. go, we know everything is possible, but we support around with it. you know, so we all real mother the know in today is all you have to say when not in all our dreams we do in the church and do the final is not this is this much because this much well rouse opponents after you've already played too much to get this for an underline, it's a somewhat strange format we have. i'm out. this club will come out on basing for mango and the other semi final last night. thank you very unhappy that his team has to come through really tough, 2nd round match rate for manga like raw material. we're just drops in the semi

final stage worth bearing in mind as well. but since 2016 times now, the south american team is lost in the last school game, raising the question as to whether any team deserves preferential treatment in may will be, this is the last time we have this 17 tournament like this. and that the favorite president johnny in france, he gets his wish to see the torment expanded to include 32 clubs. the problem with that is that many powerful european teams and li are against his idea gun and football player christian out so remains missing. following the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, see who plays for sports in the target super league was reported to have been rescued from the rubble of collapse building a day earlier, but it's clubs. director now says there is no information on his whereabout. 7 the former newcastle player joined, had a sport in september that basketball superstar le bron james's become the m b 's leading score of all time. lager stars been chasing down the legendary kareem.

abdul jabbar, his regular season mark of $38387.00 and he finally passed and the lake is defeat by the oklahoma city, thunder. 75 year old. the old jabar was in attendance to seek his records match. there was also ceremony to market haitian at the staples center, abdul jabbar, who, who fell, played for the lakers, clap each of labranz points on tuesday and presented the game ball to the man known as king james. so how does the stars match shop while abroad? only has more points than abdul jabbar, but he also has a better points per game average. the bron passing the 39 year old mark and a $150.00 games. less of dual jabbar however has won over the bron in terms of n b. a titles leading le bron 6 championships to 4 and we've been speaking to basketball analysts, exactly. pope who's also a lawyer. he explains that liberal and ability bars,

legacies off the court or is appoint portland as they're playing accolades, will branch. james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago a kareem abdul jabbar broke will chamberlain's record to become the all time leading score with his is payment skyler a shot they could not be duplicated ela brian james show you the beta way. jump shot that he learn from micro your that probably right once you. so go just show you that record. even if they be not to be broken with special talents, like le bron jane as he does, he can, he broke it and it also shows the bron james book field, every single accolade that was thrown in every expectation. how good of layer you might be when he was just in high school, breaking the cover a 4th grader calling him to show one well abroad. jane. he has been the chose, the one can we are all boston. he is abroad. james. greatest legacy is off the

field in impacting even election in terms of helping me get body active at different places across the country. where would safety abram here level the politicians in georgia. also speaking our social issues in relation to believe by that that's happening here in the united states, also social justice cause it also has his own. but brian's been a vocal, a person. and that's something that necessarily do in a particular area in the eighty's and ninety's that he brought kareem abdul jabbar activism, the, the jim brown active is a and the mom and i, we acted to the bottom era. so the great of abroad, james has been on the field. he's been a great man, you've been a great bother, a great family, man. you've been a great example for kid, the model themselves app in terms of being a global citizen. okay. and that is all used for, for now back to you fully, sarah. thank you very much for that. returning now to the devastating earthquakes across turkey and syria, nearly 12000 people are dead rescue as

a racing to for survivors from the rubble. here is some of the images and voices of despair and hope. ah, a

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debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on pole. they made their money on field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult. giving all of voice we chose to live because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the street on al jazeera, this more town in the rift fully with its breathtaking scenery and high altitude, renowned athletics, hop clear, you'll find athletes known for middle and long distance running. many have worn numerous awards and gold medals. yet, as iran has continued to break crackers, dozens of them are being suspended from competition because of doping. kenya has been dealing with the rising use of performance enhancing drugs with yes, one of the most misused drugs is prescribed for a naming patient. it's

a job that increases the number of red blood cells which curry oxygen to the muscles. drugs like this one are easy, available in canada. all you need is cache and a good pharmacist. people we talked to say it's a liquidity business. some of the athletes like coco goal are under suspension, say they just want to keep their heads low. continue training, wait out their band and hope they can compete again. tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera unfolding tragedy into kia and syria, where rescue as a battling against the clock is aiden international help stalls to arrive. there is anger over the government response by