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keeping hope alive, rescues continue to pull people from the ruins of the homes in takia 4 days after 2 devastating of quakes. hundreds of thousands of people are during yet another freezing night out in the open desperate for food, water and heat. united nations is saying another $5300000.00 syrians might now be homeless because of the quite but president aside is now allowing a deliveries to rebel held areas. also, the u. s. reveals it's shot down a high altitude object over alaska. the object was about the size of a small car, so not similar in size or shape to the high altitude surveillance, believe it was taken down off the coast of south carolina. and i'm far as small. have all the latest from the club world cap, including some good news for around madrid, fans having missed the whole tournament so far due to injury, korean bent sima has now joined out with his teammates and morocco i had the final ah

hello and welcome to the news our 4 days of to powerful of quakes hit southern takia nolan syria rescue is are still desperately trying to find survivors at battling freezing conditions. as all the many people who've lost everything in the disaster. some of them for a 2nd time, the windsor refugee agency is saying as many as 5300000 people have been left homeless in syria as a result of the quakes. but in iran, mood, bashar last as government says, it's allowing a deliveries across the front lines of the country's 12 years civil war and into rebel held areas across both at least 23000 people are now known to have died. but that number is still expected to grow as rescuer because dig through the rumble in turkey up more than 20000 people have died. and more than 3 and a half 1000 people have been killed in neighboring syria. not been some signs of

hope though. a 10 day old baby was rescued by search and rescue teams after 90 hours buried in the remains of a house. and some one dug in turkey is hot a province. a 15 year old girl was trapped under the rubble for 99 hours. she was rescued in am on mash with emergency teams playing her favorite song. while a 17 year old was also pulled from the wreckage and reunited with his mother and brothers and the on tech. we have a team of correspondence right across the country and because he'll glue isn't a capital ankara. i so sorry, isn't karen me on marsh the epi center of the disaster. but it's smith is off the southern coast for turkey. a and sammy's a don is in a donna, we begin now with stephanie deck and nor dungy, near the border with syria. it's difficult to convey even with these pictures, the extent of the damage here. building after building home after home

street after street destroyed, one resident told us, nor doggie is no longer on the map where people remain under the rubble. the rescue operation goes on. relatives wait, day and night. they sleep here under blankets that offer little protection against the bitter cold. but as the days go on, many tell us that they have lost hope one day and get up. at the moment we are expecting for more people from our family grandfather, grandmother, and grand daughter, and a sister in law. when they bring them out, we will birdie them in our land. we've seen 4 bodies hold out of this building so far. 28 people remain, but all hope has been lost to find any survivors here. entire families have been wiped out in one moment. and if you drive further up the road,

you're going to see the scenes being replayed again and again. the other day we are doing well. and yet incredibly, too young children are pulled out alive by a spanish rescue team. just a few blocks away. days off to the devastating earthquake they survived under heavy concrete, in freezing temperatures. these are seen as miraculous moments these days providing a rare moment of joy for every one here. as overwhelmingly, it is the dead who are emerging from their homes. blankets are used to offer them and their families, some dignity. we are also not to film as the bodies are carried past us in black bags. there will likely be many more. stephanie decker, al jazeera new doggy in south eastern takia. we've also been reporting on the hundreds of thousands of people left homeless by the earthquakes and, and now facing harsh conditions. temperatures remain below freezing across large

parts of turkey are. many people have no place to shelter. the government has distributed millions of hot nails as well as tens and blankets, but they are still struggling to reach many of those in need. people having to take refuge in shopping malls, stadiums, and other made shift camps, rollover. i swear we don't know what to do with us. let a few days pass. we don't know what all do they know. we don't know what will become to those who died level alone, but those who stayed, may god help them, there's nothing to say. life is over, obama's, those will limit that we are now. and right now all we're waiting here. let's see what happens for everyone is trying to escape somewhere. but oft rule, this is our that we can't go anywhere love machine. well, there is russell soda has more from cam on, maya, she had the epi center of the 2nd wake. so the other survivors are not able to get back to their rooms because the aftershocks still continues. and even the buildings that are stand him still you there are heavily damaged or they are cracked,

so it's not safe to go back there so that they did their goal toward it is here. how set of attends to the foot, 3000 people that get the pants that had been pu, have been provided or not for the winter condition. so particularly during the night here, it's freezing, but the weather is extremely cold, particularly for, for children. and also there is a shortage of the electricity. the connection of the internet is quite simple rather. they that their food and the shortage of the water is also is another issue here. the scale of the destruction is so much emerged that probably it will take days, weeks, and even months to recover, to find all of the rhythms and may be years to rebuild the city. however, that is a harsh reality. the impact of this earthquake is going to allow the to to, to, to continue longer because this city has lost menu of its been over phases

o babies who discovered alone without their families. in the aftermath of the earthquakes had been flown to the turkish capital ankara. sam cassiano visited the hospital where they are being treated. ah, this baby is there is a 5000 win mondays, catastrophic earthquake. it took years eastern province of ca, him on march. she was already in intensive care. and this one as well. his heart beat slow down when he's asleep. 16 infants were transferred from the epicenter in call him on marsh to the capitol. unclear 2 days ago. they were all intensive care, but their hospitals were evacuated either for safety reasons, or to tweet survivors. all of them have ideas, but dear thirties haven't been able to reach their families. hustling hipson and gentle drama hospital babies really good shape. we have all to sounds to check up

purposes. one of the babies was born at 28 weeks and the other 33. following the completion of their eye examinations, we will plan their discharge. and this time the survivor was rescued from the ruins . the woman who discovered her scribbled baby oh, the rubble on her forehead and left a note on her chest telling where she was found. 16 babies separated from their families, were evacuated from their hometown, which now resembles a war torn city. after being rescued from the rebel, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by 4 sir mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly, because we will definitely keep a close eye on i babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored

at regular intervals in application of any didn't as these innocent babies fight for they live in the i. c. u. authorities continue to search for the missing family . you know, gets older al, to 0 on correct. will tech is president, has admitted that the rescue effort was not as quick as many had been hoping of success. yes, mister. of course that happens shortcomings. there are problems the government has faced and responding comes in, but i want to inform you that our government and all of funds to show from the moment these are quick struck, have been doing their very best to help everyone to book on it. now speak to natasha good name, who's a to relieve collection center in istanbul. can you tell us more about this? so growing criticism of the government's response, but also of certain policies that were in place, that might have exacerbated the fallout from this

in 2018. the government said that more than half the buildings in turkey off we're not in compliance with building codes. groups representing architects and geological engineers have been sounding the alarm bells for years say that it wasn't a matter of if there would be a catastrophe. it was only a matter of when, and it would be exacerbated by, in their words. shoddy construction lacks regulation and failure to impose building codes now in the south, even as far back as 2018. there were warnings in the cities affected by this earthquake, that there were poor construction materials being used that even with new construction. these buildings were not in compliance with modern earthquake engineering standards. and they had said that the government was playing a role in bear in mind that compliance with building codes is expensive. therefore

it's unpopular and construction has that a major economic driver inter kia but again, tortilla is covered with fault line. so all these groups representing architects and engineers were saying that it is inevitable that with this type of construction compounded by policies, that it was only a matter of time before we'd see the kind of wide scale devastating that we're seeing these earthquakes, the death toll has now exceeded the 20000 mark, and it is the worst disaster turkey has seen since 1939. the ministry of justice says people who are negligent will be held accountable. they will face justice, but the government has not specifically said it plans on re evaluating its policy in 2018 and election year. the are to on administration granted amnesty. so that m a c met. it's paid a fine. you would not have to ensure that your building was up to code,

and this is an election year again and for sure, president earth juan will be facing some criticism he'll be scrutinized very closely over his response to this earthquake. but also, previous policies that predicts or say, have exacerbated the devastation, the president of the chamber of architect here inter tia says, we are paying for this with thousands of lives and you of that and a relief center, and it's tumble where it's obviously very busy. tell us what they are preparing for we have spoken several times with the person running this operation at the city of is down bull. it is a massive operation. more than 7000 volunteers. i'm told that this operation road will be made in place for 3, possibly 4 months. of course,

the key is how to maintain that kind of momentum president are to wand has acknowledged that one of the main challenges with addressing this catastrophe is its scope. you're talking about 14 and a half 1000000 people spread out across a 500 square miles area or to one mentioned again today that rent will be paid for the $338000.00 people who have been homeless as a result of the earthquakes for one year he hopes to have their homes rebuilt in a year. payments of $1300.00 into installment will be given to families. i think it's important to note that there is no official account at this point of the number of people who have been missing and it will be interesting to see in the coming days how much the death toll goes off. thank you very much. from istanbul, natasha good name. well, a delivery is a critical issue now, and it's been challenging because of damaged roads and highways. bernard smith has

been on a boat bit carrying a to the quite kit area in the country south. one of the biggest challenges been getting a to where we didn't want to do this by boat is one of those best ways of doing it was so into some dock with a boat full of essential recall with gold blankets recall nappies also it was a lot of diesel fuel a board diesel few goals for having heavy lifting the diggers with the rescue this vessel especially both normally would be out of fishing season normally will be out fishing, but it's now taking a equivalent of exposed to about 2 containers. so for both of sold today, a couple of different ball on the sodium, se turkey on it just means it dropping off the road. i'm thinking out, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, quickly,

i'm getting right to the hall where it's needed. the most devastated one of those demonstrations, all se a dan in northern siri has been badly damaged by the earthquakes prompting concerns there about the safety of critical facilities in both syria and across the border. and sammy's, aidan reports, one village is learn 1st time how concern can quickly become catastrophe. water, the source of life is now a threat to it. and toulon, rebel held northwest and syria. monday's earthquake damaged the african dam, creating a crack that sent its waters gushing and flooding a nearby village. when you've endured war and the nurse quake, wading through flood waters is a bitter cherry when a cake soaked in misery level. if we survive the earthquake, but we are displaced, my family was living in a tent, but then the flooding started and now i don't know what will happen to them. the

water submerged houses, swamp streets, and engulfed fields. the false tranquillity barely conceals the horror which forced an evacuation engineer comes to take the building and really cover a 100. so buildings cannot to be saved anymore. so they, they ask that people to be everything from the building quickly. the worry doesn't stop at the syrian border. you say that may not have been any breaches in the dance here and here. but the earthquake hit zone here that host around 75 percent of the countries, dan, that's enough to send official scrambling. officials say they're checking around a 140 dams and red ones in the south and east of turkey like this one, say han in a donna say hon hasn't been affected. but others have shown that we have examined 120 of these dams and reservoirs. we found cracks and 6 dams. however,

we can safely say these crack do not pose any danger. but those assurances haven't eased all the concerns. not only about the safety of dams, but also about other critical facilities connected to them. the thing is, we don't know yet and there are a ashley, indeed, earthquake area. there is a power plant or the power in all should be done. so it is very important as well for turkey, the main and edge is one of the main energy sources. we don't know any is position at them. tweet is new space in the mitch or not fans in the south and east provide at least 65 percent of 2 kias electricity. many communities live along the rivers which feed those dams. but officials say their biggest fear so far is what dam breaches and potential collapses across the border

. and syria will mean for villages. here in tokyo, dams name pete rivers, but not the flow of catastrophes. sammy se, then add dana to kia last more than a decade of civil war. delivering a to syria is a very complicated process. control of serious territory is mostly split amongst 4 groups. pro government forces turkish back rebels high up to her shot, previously known as on lr front and kurdish forces. earthquakes devastated areas that teach of them control. 4.1000000 people in the northwest already relied on aid but searing government doesn't allow many international aid groups into areas. it controls the only routes aid into rebel held areas is via the bubble. how a crossing on the turkish border shipments need turkish approval. first, and the roads to that crossing are severely damaged. the opening of more crossings to access different regions needs un security council approval,

which syria is allied. russia is likely to veto that impacts one positive development. the syrian government now says that it's approved a deliveries to rebel held areas that are outside of its control. as that government is calling for western sanction steel to be lifted to allow access that humanitarian assistance ma'am, and vow reports on this. this is ground 0 in the city of dublin, in city and let a kia district the government is in control here, but it's meas of innovation. after monday's earthquake seem as limited as those of the rebels. thousands of deaths have been reported in government held territories that there was out of ha, ha, ha, a do the sealant minister of health? cause an all you met admission for members, agencies, foundations, ferret, crescent and other non governmental and government organizations to lend a helping hand in responding to the mentor and disaster and syria. cillian

government is ready to help to support any countries who wanted to provide the shelters of the food supply the medications to the syrians anywhere in syria. the needed measures, according to the marcus, include the lifting of western fractions and the opening of more border crossings, which is all subject to a un security council resolution. the united states has already issued a 6 month exemption on sanctions to allow aid into effect of areas. we are determined to do what we can to address the humanitarian needs of the syrian people . we've done that over the course of the 12 year civil war to the tune of billions of dollars. we do that through different process. in turkey, we had a partner in the government in syria. we have a partner in the form of the n g o on the ground who are providing humanitarian support. city and state media are reporting the government has approved a delivery to rebel health areas through agencies, including the i, c, r, c, syria,

red crescent, and the un the syrian presidency share with these pictures of president. but charlotte said and his wife visiting earthquake victims at aleppo university hospital on friday. analysts believe his real aim is to end his own political isolation. i do think he is seeking political advantage. i think he will try to leverage this disaster to the extent possible to promote ah, the resumption of nations with other arab nations on the original nations, under and internationally, to the extent possible for the un secretary general. the priority now is to bring aid to the victims by any means. this is a moment in which every body must make very clear that note sanctions of any kinds interfered with relief to the population of syria in the present moment. the 1st you and shipments of aid were sent on thursday through the northern bab and how a border crossing with turkey and the you and says he has sent an appeal to

international donors. meanwhile, several countries are or a descending aid by air for damascus international airport hammered file and does your wife or syrian father nasa our car managed to keep his family say through years of war, but when mondays up quite struck their home in north west, syria, he lost his wife and several of his children. ah, it is santa tuba. this note is from hipaa. they him, but this is hipaa. my eldest daughter who died of believe it, god help me. oh, dear bell with her. she's gone. my god, father cassandra, for when she oh my wash,

it was around 410 a. m. how shook his employer when her to move on to a blog hotel. i ran out of the house and said, please god, let one survive. i just want one of my kids. when i went out, i called for fossil michelle mason when soon? no one answer it while i thought didn't make it. you're dead. oh, i'm well have you thought the law sri alicia bobby josha? few moments later, the guys came to tell me, the kids are alive, fi, so was already dead, but didn't want to tell me both faces madison can't see 3 of my kids. fi cell was holding his brother, a boat died, all their mother was holding ill. if on one they were both dead. when they got him out on the hipaa was holding her sister is sarah who also died on her lap. said me how so died near her siblings. but that did

a bit now without were you serious? right? we used to rock is to barrel bombs. this is normal to us in genetic but amine and without even an earthquake is the god act. this is the 1st time this happens when i was 300, then people around the world have been holding prayers for the victims of the earthquakes. worshippers have been gathering for their weekly friday prayers. of course, thoughts went out to all those who lost their lives. their loved ones, and of course their homes as well. and in both countries, and the turkish quite empty center of a cat on my rash, pres, well, beth, outside, so that worshippers could avoid entering moss and buildings. because there are these on going fears of further disaster and collapse. or you are watching the news, our, my from london much more still to bring you on this program. a palestinian rams a car into a crowded bus stop in the occupied west pine killing. 2 people, including a 6 year old crane,

is saying it shot down most of russia's latest wave of missiles, but more of its power facilities were also head in the stripes. and in support, one of the biggest basketball saws in the world, a sat for a new challenge. ah, now the u. s. government has confirmed it shot down a high altitude object of the small town of dead horse and ne and alaska. it comes 6 days after it shot down a chinese balloon of the united states, but to no indication yet of that being any connection. on february 9, north american aerospace defense command detected an object on ground radar. further investigated and identified the object using fighter aircraft. the object was flying at an altitude of 40000 feet imposed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. we have no further details

about the object at this time, including any description of its capabilities, purpose, or origin. the object was about the size of a small car, so not similar in size or shape to the high altitude surveillance balloon that was taken down off the coast of south carolina on february for let's get one half my house corresponding kimberly how kit and any more details kimberly of exactly what this object was and its origins. well, that is still being studied and what we know is that unlike the chinese spy balloon, which we know went down in the atlantic ocean. this was as an object, and we don't know exactly what this was. it's only been called a high altitude object right now that when it was down went on to frozen water. and so it's going to be something that is going to be easier to recover. we

understand and as a result, a likely easier to study in terms of exactly who owned this and what is intended purpose was or is. and so this is something that is not exactly clear at this moment. and so that is why it is not be referred to as anything other than a high altitude object. now, we also know that this was something that was detected in the last 24 hours. a fighter jets circled this object prior to its downing and it was determined that it was unmanned and was that information was fed to president joe biden. it was determined because of the threat to civilian aircraft that it should be taken down . now what we also know is that this not only was in the are of ne alaska, near the canadian border, but we also know that this was something that was potentially at risk of causing the sort of conflict not only with the civilian aircraft, but,

and depending on its purpose and what it gets, capabilities might be, it was not something that the u. s. president wanted to see drifting across the united states. much like we saw with the chinese spy balloon. so once again, this is something that was intercepted before it had the possibility of transiting across the u. s. or even across canada for that matter. so once again, it's very important that this be studied. it's in a recovery mode right now in terms of the u. s military and we expect there will be further updates in terms of whether or not this was state owned, whether it was corporate own private owned. these are questions that are still unanswered. all right, thank you very much for now. i white house correspondent, kimberly how could bring her so all the latest on that use. thank you. kimberly was morsel to bring you this hour, resetting the relationship with the president of the u. s. and brazil been meeting or is it really the silver, is that there in washington or bring you the latest on that?

also, party over in amsterdam, city authorities crackdown on cannabis use in the cities. infamous red light districts added sports about the school in india. give a young football as real hope ah an update on the top story this our for days are to powerful earthquakes, hit southern turkey or northern syria. at least 23000 people are confirmed to have died. despite some dramatic rescues that number is expected to grow turkish present regime type road. one is admitted that the response has not been fast enough. hundreds of thousands of people left homeless by the earthquakes are facing harsh conditions out in the open temperatures below freezing in many areas. also, the united nations has been saying over 5000000 people might be homeless in syria. the a 2nd you and aid convoy of 14 tracks is crossed into rebel held parts of syria following

an initial 6 that went through on thursday. syrian government is approved cross border, a deliveries to rebel held areas. wanna discuss this some more with cerner chubb tie. he is director of the turkish research program at the washington institute. he joins me now from washington. how would you describe turkeys responds to what has happened? obviously this, it's a tragedy on a massive scale. what has been criticism of the way it's been handled by the government with ado on himself, conceding that the response is just not been swift enough. obviously, this is a disaster of historic proportions. are the death of my accede all of turkeys, earthquakes in the last century. combined r and the area impacted is the area the size of germany. so it's not easy for any country to dig from on there. this kind of a disaster, but as president here, donna said, the government's response has been on coordinated the slow and confused. and i

think was the country i moved over to the next stage from rescue to relief. there is going to be a debate about responsibility, whether it was related to urban planning, zoning and construction, and code violations, or responsibility for our fast and how soon are effective. the relief 8 came. so turkeys gonna move into a new terrain. i think what is going to be a quite vigorous domestic debate on what went wrong. as you say, there is a 2 different aspects for this one. is there the sheer level of destruction that might have been caused by it was probably caused by poor construction of failure to adhere to acceptable standards for building codes and regulation. the other is the, the response to what is taken place. if this is an earthquake proven area, why would i not better preparation plans and contingency plans in place for this

in lead? this is a huge earthquake. it's a record in this part of the world. if not globally in recent memory, and i'd like to extend my condolences to everyone who suffered and of course, i hope that everyone is back to safety soon. but we're seeing 2 sets of images and half of a town is distraught. the other half is not so that suggested the half that destroyed was on a fault line. and it didn't matter how well you constructed structures. but we're also seeing images where an apartment block has standing on the apartment block next to us collapsed. so clearly this is not the strength of the shock. it is the integrity of the structure and that's where our code violations and corruption will come in. and that's going to be a really tough one for a prisoner to want to manage together with, or whether or not relieve came, you know, coordinated and speedy manner or the earthquake area. unfortunately,

you is also suffering through a snow storm. these are sub 0 temperatures on centigrade. and so some people while we're dead, where did you pull out of the rubble? are all so unfortunate the and sadly freezing to that is a huge humanitarian disaster. but a debate will be on where the relief efforts were sufficient, and i think this will impact present ardo on standing across the country in general, over the last 2 decades. prisoners on has built an image. i would say it's sweet and sour. it's sweet because he says, look, i'll take care of you, i'm efficient, i'm effective, it's sour because it's also a strong man at times. an autocratic leader. nice. and you know, i want to have the now, i suppose, what's happened now as, as undermine that image that he has been trying to project. i mean, the, the analysis is that the government and local authorities should have taken precautions to make sure all these buildings are safe. and that design regulations that they say with strict, with being properly implemented, that hasn't happened. so are we likely to see ado on now,

perhaps trying find scapegoats or to really try and shift the focus to perhaps certain can construction companies or, or other entities as it would be at responsible for this to try and, and hold them accountable to sort of shift focus away from the government that has had been interesting the pastor when there were big earthquakes or the scapegoat became one construction company, not the fact that there were massive violations in zoning and construction and code and urban planning. and you could also see present early on dismissing this as force, missouri and same. there is nothing we could have done against this. it's a powerful earthquake. it indeed e. but i think simply just show us that in some places destruction could have been prevented with better planning. ah, the government has declared said of emergency in the 10 turkish provinces impacted by the earthquake and area, almost the size of germany impacting a one out of every 7 torcous citizens. that means forthcoming elections could be held understood, of emergency in this region, are hard to say. this will be

a fair race. and if the date of emergency expanded to the entire country, of course, that gives a prisoner to on the upper hand. but we're not there yet, i think what really is at a stage where we're moving from grief into understanding what went wrong. and i think in the next few days as the total number of casualties looks sadly. unfortunately, this could be in tens of thousands suttles in and the reality sinks. and then there's going to be a vigorous debate about what went wrong, sergeant, to not care. can you mention something? can i just get a very brief response me on it, and just very quickly because running out of time, could it be as a pretext to delay elections possibly might, may not take place? well, conceptually you cannot delay elections in turkey unless there is war. elections therefore have to be held before june, 18th. and although there had been tension of inter, again, its neighbors. all neighbors, half loaded assistance. right now turkey's ties what his neighbors are all time high. so i think it's legally impossible to delay elections. election date was

pulled up to may 14th, may be, i'll be pull back to june 18 for the last possible date. so they could be held on time. but it's impossible to delay elections at the stage. thank you. very much analysis, i appreciate it. santa champ, tie, joining us out from washington to pleasure. take care of them. now is 2 people including a 6 year old child, have been killed in an attack in the occupied westbank. several others were injured, palestinian drive around his car and a people waiting at a bus stop on the outskirts of jerusalem near and illegal israeli settlement. the 30 year old driver was shot dead at the scene. if they can say nothing is more difficult than arriving at a scene where a child has been murdered and also a 20 year old man. i think the prime minister for adopting my policy 1st to seal the house as soon as possible. at same time i instructed the police, the place checkpoints around the driver's neighborhood and stop each car. i wanted full closure, but there's a legal issue with it. these measures are not enough. i want to impose that on the

on terrorists. our hierarchy was at the scene of the attack. 2 people were killed in this latest incident. the 3rd in just 2 weeks. the 1st one being outside a synagogue. and just behind me, you'll see there is the ultra orthodox jewish community here, which is offering their prize to those that have been killed at the bus stop. where the incident happened. it was carried out by a palestinian from occupied east jerusalem. and he has since been killed by a security officer that was off duty now been given. the israeli national security minister did visit the site earlier, and he made it clear, he said that they will come down hard on the family, the area for the attack, because this is the 3rd one to be targeted against is riley's. now, what he did say was that he had asked for a full closure of the area where the attack comes from,

which is known as you saw. but he says there's a legal issue. he also wanted every single call to be checks. now what we do know is that for arrests have been made, including the wife of the attacker from occupied east jerusalem. and all this comes at a time where israel is increasing its rates on occupied territories. it's also collectively punishing anyone who is related to attacker within their facility, including demolition of homes. o, russia has launched thousands of missiles across the crane on friday, prompting new calls by key, if western arms ukrainian president jimmy as a lensky said ukraine intercepted around 60 of the 70 missiles, but more of its power facilities were hit. famous raleigh has moved from keith after weeks of relative calm sirens, once again warn of danger in the skies over ukraine. waves of russian rockets,

missiles, and drones fired from the air, land and sea had ukrainians running for cover and cities across the country. but it isn't that comfortable for the children, but since september, the alarms have been se frequent and the children got used to it before the energy ministry ordered power shutdowns all over the country. after missiles hit energy grid points in at least 6 regions here in key of air defense system shot down a missile before it could hit its intended target. there was some debris damage in this neighborhood, but it is a far cry from destruction and other parts of the country. one official from the eastern city of clark have described it as the largest barrage since the russian invasion began the new year ago. in the south, people in the upper region picked through their destroyed homes, one explosion so powerful. it tossed a car on to the roof of the house. the menu. busy because they are not human. i don't know what the russians are thinking about when they are doing that. when

they press the buttons and shows a 1000000000 that they are very well aware that they are farming. they know it is hold on. it says, fridays wave of attacks will reinforce ukraine's latest fleet allies for fighter jets and longer range missiles to help keep pick back it's airspace. it will also test the resolve of neighboring countries in basra, the old to 0 cave or you claim all dover is saying that some russian missiles flew through moldova air space before hitting ukraine. romania says that it detected an aerial target launch from a russian ship in the black sea, which flew through ukraine. animal dove, and as base before re entering ukraine says the missile came within 35 kilometers of romanian air space. and it comes as moldova government has collapsed now with the resignation of prime minister talia governor liter, the president, his name, the former interior minister. during the return to replacer. he has 15 days to form a government go really to had a turbulent 18 months in office. smart by economic turmoil,

and the spillover effects of russia's warring, neighboring ukraine. we go to the democratic republic of congo now, where tensions are still high around the town of sacking after the army repelled and advanced by m 23 rebels. soc is located in the east on the main road connecting the country 2nd city goma with the capital can charter congolese army and the m 23 . our group had been fighting each other since much while since monday in this area, prompting thousands of people to flee their homes. government accused of the group of mass atrocities against civilians over the past year. claims it denies. malcolm web has more from suck. a some sense of no monitors returning to the town is ok, but it still tend y'all, me repelled and 23 the tact but fighting has continued since we've heard heavy explosions up in the hills. taking place not far from where we are, some people have returned. others are still cautious,

waiting to see if m. 23 fighters will come back in the night when we ran away when the fighting stashes. but we don't have a place to go. we have nothing to 8 and i've lost some of my children. i can't go home because they're fighting and my village, the store in this market, normally part full of traded stock a is a hub because people buying and selling agricultural produce and other items from all the surrounding villages. here the traders have come back to try and sell that was because of the double irony yesterday to goma. but today i called some people and they told me there was a small sense of peace. so i opened my business and 23 widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda fights and carry rwandan military equipment. well, they were one to denies fucking the on the mall congos forces of in accused of arming militia up in the hills to help them in their fight against them. 23. the government denies that. there's no sign of any of the faction fucking down for the

conflict, and then us present, joe biden. his current hosting is brazilian count about louise, inarticulate the silver at the white house. 2 leaders are expected to discuss climate change, the war ukraine, brazilian democracy. recent relations between brazil in the us have been lukewarm under the rule of former president chapel. nora was a major supporter for me. i didn't. donald trump, brazil foreign ministry is saying that a priority of the trip is to get more support for the amazon fund to protect rainforest. both our nation's strong democracy has been tested of late, very much tested to ship or put in jeopardy. both the united states and brazil, democracy prevail for the 2 largest democracy hemisphere, brazil, the united states stand together. we reject political violence and we put great

value in our democratic institutions. i did. catherine joins us live now in a very different political picture before assert gone from both scenario and trump to now bite in and luna absolutely. and you can see this different showcase in that it took more than a year for biden, to even exchange words with previous former president higher both an arrow and now just 40 days into louis presidency that he's gotten this invitation to the white house. why? well, these 2 men biden and lula have a lot in common. they're similar in age, in demeanor. and of course, they face these topics that are common interest to both the attack on democracy. the both presidents faced from the far right mobs that tried to challenge their elections and having both of them defeated a right wing predecessor. so that is why democracy is one of the top issues that they will be discussing. climate change as well. by having shepherded through

congress, one of the biggest climate change, let's say things in us history and of course, lula with his tackling of the legal mining in the amazon. and then of course, they have trade a common interest there, where u. s. is trying to move away from its independent, its dependence rather on china, for things like micro ships and lula trying to have brazil fill in that void all of these topics. making for a likely very warm meeting between the 2 occurring now inside the oval office. right, thank you very much from washington id, joe castro, almost 6000 chalet and 55 because of battling at least 90 wildfires that are ravaging the country south central region, 5 being fuel by temperatures, about 40 degrees celsius in areas that have been experiencing severe drought at least 24 people have been killed and more than 2000 injured. but he's arrested 20

people on suspicion of starting some of the 5 and 3 regions are under a night curfew to prevent more fires being set. well, l, spain is often citizenship to the 222 nicaragua and political prisoners who have freed and flown to the united states on thursday comes off to nicaragua, government. and now that it's planning to change the law. so the prisoners can be stripped of their citizenship. critics of president daniel ortega with jail during his crank down on descent in recent years. those freed included 5 form of presidential hopefuls who intended to run against him. in the 2021 presidential election. amsterdam, city authorities of announce plans to ban cannabis smoking in the streets of the red light district. the measure comes amid why to efforts to restrict drinking hours as the municipality cracks down on a huge anti social behavior problem. residents have been complaining about the abuse of alcohol and drugs in the st, particularly at night. step lawson has more. amsterdam is famous for its canals and

17th century houses and its coffee shops, especially this last attraction is drawing thousands of tourists to the city every year. it is given amsterdam name as a rebellious city, a city of freedom, the freedom to be able to smoke. reid, on the street, is especially appealing to visitors. the bad been called by some historic break with the past. i grew up in the 19 seventy's and eighty's, and i'm so that was the real opposite. this is the opposite. as i know it is kind of a good thing because you know, like a saturday night in the red light district or new market was kind of crazy. now, allowed on the inside the coffee shop so that people can still enjoy and not annoy their residents. you know, for many years residents have been complaining about the noise and the behavior of been drinking and smoking on the doorstep. this and the fact that the city wants to

change its image from a city of coffee shop to the city of culture has led to the bad of smoking weed on the streets. but the main question is, how willy and force it if they succeed, for sure, it will smell a lot different here. still ed. premier league lead is also look to bounce back off to a rough couple of weeks. wow. will latest that story and everything else. ah ah with

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ah well there's been some good news for round that dread hadn't been club world cut fine on one after his latest injury set back striker cream. ben zima has trained with a squad in morocco. i had on saturdays match against as sadie rapiers, al, hello. and he richardson reports from rebecca. well, it's been a frustrating few weeks parameter. it's strike hankerin bens him a. he missed the world cup in cats all with france because of injury. and he was ruled out of rails semi final against our alley of egypt. he in morocco again because of injury, but he's back now with his team and training. rheumatoid coach, calon shalott. he says he has a good chance of playing some pause in saturdays final. during his pre game press conference and chelsea had said deny reports that he was set to leave rail at the end of the season. and takeover as brazil's new coach saying he had

a contract that runs until at least next year. somewhat surprisingly, his royal team are facing out hell out of saudi arabia in this final, after they win against flamingo of brazil in the semi finals fee for president john infancy. and i, once this tournament expanded some or fairly represent global football, non shot, he agrees that the event may be in need of a bit of a shake up drink at football is changing. at the farther along is in the final remains though. football is broken now usually this final is held on that it has the order of algorithm out of them. but that was enough to come to him and this will be final, the blade, well, the worked up or showed that and also how the add up a bit. what 10? yes. so i think the for the football as is much, much better. oh hello. i mean the 3rd asian seem to reach this final never before

as a team from outside of europe or south america, one the club world cup, the saudi arabian theme, in with a chance of making history here and rep out what we'll do. other stuff because you know what i mean, and then when the game is growing a lot, saudi arabia, we saw it with the national team at the world cup, beating argentina at all. hello. we have international players from all over the world, teams of the budget to find stars like christiana, rinaldo. so who knows, maybe a club will buy messy one day. why not? the 2 coaches remo diaz and call one chill off. he met on the pitch during that playing days in italy many years ago. the next meeting will decide the winners of fishes club world cup of thousands of miles away from where rail are playing. the final, the club is having a massive impact. co cut in india is known for its love the game itself, whereas madrid's philanthropic arm funds coaching for underprivileged children. probably mid town reports from co cut out on the cities special connection to the

football club. good. did oh oh, how do you good. it was so it's rare for girls to play sports in rural india, but pu just training is supported by one of the world's most famous football clubs . the real madrid foundation or are in math, partially funds to school on the outskirts of gold. copper students come from tribal communities where they live in poverty for committed to initially i would just exercise and jump around. then i started playing on the half of the page. the coach taught me how to hold the ball, kicked the ball boss. he taught me the rules of the game and i love it. set up in 2011. this is the foundations 1st project of this kind. in asia, coaches said the sport is making these children more confident and sociable amaral in many im heartening. then i will mean a mas to not only provide football training, but order childrens develop your, their behavior, their health, motivating lamb. you're getting them to participate in activities or more. we want to inculcate good habits and the children mention you can really see the difference

and got on a cold cup as one of in just biggest good ball. hobbs from messy to mary donna, lenny football greats had visited the city feeling it's love with the beautiful game. and as nationally, men steam is that 106 on the fast rankings here and going got the local football dominates the cities home to 2 of the countries, most famous club, east main goal and mo, and begun their rivalry is one of the oldest in asia. and is part of the cities contract. many international clubs also have loyal followers and co got that real budget supporters started an official signed cab last year. they said the city's football culture gives them an edge over other clubs in india. mr. that had an official fan club of red madrid and that was all a little bit disappointed. but they now we have one anger. we don't really dissolve live because we've got the breeds football, who just says she hopes more, girls will take up the sports. so their team can compete with other schools. and she hope someday she played for india passing mythology xerox. papa are sol manager

mckellar satires. expecting a reaction from his li, leading team following their defeat on everton gunners. hote london arrivals. branford on saturday. they go into the match with a 5 point lead at the top of the table having played one game less than 2nd place. manchester city recently knock them out of the f. a cup. our sar looking to win the premier league for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. improve, we're going to lose who much is very different for much is the one we lost, the c t m. and again, 7, somebody in losing brings a lot of opportunities. i went to look at other things and see the reaction of the team on the rational. the team has been superb this week and to ensure we can upgrade performance in front of our crow to, to try to win again. teacher, i'm n b, a champion, covent around, to join the phoenix suns from the brooklyn gnats and a blockbuster move the sons releases video to welcome duran's he is regarded as one

of the best players in the league is likely to make his sons at dave. you, after the all star break, having picked up a knee injury from brooklyn. the 34 year old superstar joins all star guards. chris hall and evans, booker kansas city chiefs. quarterback patrick holmes has been named the nfl is most valuable player ahead of the super bowl for the 2nd time by holmes, who also won the ward in 2018 lisa league with 41 touchdown passes. in the 2022 regular season, the 27 year old won't guide the chiefs against quarterback jaylen hertz and his philadelphia eagles. they compete for super bowl 57 on sunday in phoenix. and the world rally championship took on wintry conditions at the rally, sweden, not so good for japanese drive or attack a moto katsu taos who was forced to retire. after rolling his toyota over an icy patch of track, irelands craig brain fared much better than he and our driver as they are alida

after winning 3 stages on friday. mm hm. okay, and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to marian and london. you know, far, thank you very much. that wraps up the news. i'll but i'll be back with you in just a couple of minutes. ah ah. oil covers the biggest companies in the world had a very deep understanding of the climate crisis before the rest of us. and yet they

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