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one week ago the earth under my feet here shook devastating to nation and impacting the world. i'm sammy's a dan from, nor that all the outskirts of golf in the south of sort of here, you're joining us for a special anniversary mocking one week of several of the lakes and off the shocks that have changed the course of live of so many here into here and in syria, and let me start by giving you some facts. first of all, more than 37000 death. more than 90000 have been injured in this way. and turkish officials alone. hundreds of thousands of buildings are. i mean habits of all meaning millions of people have lost their homes. i'm going to try and bring in the. busy don't shop to explain to you why we're here. this is not

only the center of that 1st earthquake which hit but as they're going through the rubble that what you might be able to see. if we can get the drone to go around a little bit higher behind their there are 15 people trapped inside there. one young girl was pulled out matter of hours ago and she said her sister jet and josh coon is alive and is inside that rubble. they've called in now for national and international teams to try and bring out jet on as well as the 14, all the people inside that they think are still alive. very, very tense and dramatic situation. you may be able to see there's lots of relative gathered around here. they've been out here, they won't go away. they want to know what's happened to their loved one. the sitting with the blankets with whatever they can get. people have been coming by

trying to supply them and keep them warm and fed through the night. everyone hoping for a happy ending, but we did see run and bring that was in a happy ending. just moments ago before we came to the rescue team said they found the person sadly, not alive. immediately the mother collapsed on the 4th floor, grieving a very hard sight to witness. one could only imagine how hard it was to go through that experience the pain of discovering your loved one is now dead, but it's a moment tiredly. many people have been feeling since the very 1st moment that earthquakes struck him as a leg sail. brian now takes a look back at that moment. about full 17 am local time mandate. 6, say very,

the security camera in the driveway and see the rec southeast. her kia captures, the rumble, the and the power going out while in another city, 2 hours or so further east. the earthquake sounds like gunfire. in jersey, on tip nurses rushed into the neonatal wood to stop the babies. incubators, falling over witnesses say the sway and roll of the earth lasted 2 minutes, but felt like a lifetime. and as buildings topple ah, crowds rush on to the streets while ronald thought of the meeting to save themselves and surveyed the damage they confronted with chaos. robin,

one good luck. the magnitude 7.8 tremor was one of the largest ever recorded in turkey. ah, it was shallow and powerful and foul as far away as greenland. i remember. oh wow. across to kia and a neighbouring syria, the rescues began immediately under torchlight and in difficult conditions. ah, ah, ah! people digging desperately through the rabble with their bare hands, i engender the northern syria. rescuers from the white helmet group held out a young baby who, being cradled in the arms of her dead eldest sister,

rather go with her. and his 1st light broke the scale. if the disaster became clear while we have a team of correspondence scattered right across to care covering this story for us one week after these devastating earthquakes struck, let's start. busy with stephanie decker, she is in the, at the center of that 2nd earthquake, that struck 9 hours after the 1st one in common marsh. stephanie, i believe you have also a very dramatic situation unfolding where you are. yes . yes, and i'm actually very happy to report that at the moment it's about potential good use to have identified at least 2 people alive with thermal imaging in 2 buildings on the rubber behind what you're seeing now. and a rescue operation has been going for over 24 hours. i want to bring in

a gas actually we have a doctor here. he bought the door. it's. yeah, it was part of the spanish. a rescue team volunteer has been here 24 hours. can you tell us a little bit about what exactly is happening now? here we are working in bridge rescue of living people. well, we're thing is more than a more than one sunday with my camera we have doors for 3 is both on or forward. we are not sure, but within there somebody living there because our dog confirmed that until the mom and never me thing or you were telling me that now my nerves are working to get to that. he explained to us a little bit about how difficult the operation is to get to the. the brownies are the so risky because was, has so huge a building. so i'm in florida and they've, it's toronto, he's really dangerous that he's moving. and we have to, the fire may have to be digging st than are there any reinforcing this that you so

they're digging 2 tunnels. you are telling me correct through this shot as they began with one toner before we are right. with our though, they began with the 1st $200.00 to go. they guess that they said faster way. but then starting next year, sure, our own our boss. he was starting the switch, i think that can be fast differently than but because we have so much help that so much people have been there. they continue with both of them and they are trying to reach their been so few pencil if i'm be there. now they are getting there, somebody in the hall of the elevator or at least close please. because this is really strong structure that you made in the polls made this, this scapes to work. somebody come you leaving them. is there any idea of a timeline? how difficult is it? it's impossible to know. we've got to know when we got to know which moment we had to stop our own to dig again or everything is falling out. we had to be again, has been aftershocks here as well. that's obviously hindered and major job more dangerous. the aftershock i use big big though the aftershocks yesterday they did

it. they, they make the work more difficult. right? yes, it was falling. it was a or they had started where they were falling. and we have to do may fewer meet us again saying 7 time. and they're most difficult and easy. so galati because they're billing break and then fall. same time. yeah. and everything is mix and based. they found one so far in the kitchen is like everything is makes and when they are breaking was they have to we thinking kalen and then began in important to the, to, to the stray with this, the software echo librium they have. you've been here for for a week now, pretty much all most we arrived satellite 48 hours. we were working 48 hours after that way. i don't know which days today you i'm sure you're not getting very much sleep, but tell us about what you see and you have carried out some rescues. you were telling me, pulling people out alive,

explained to us little bit about what you've seen and who you've rescues. we have been working only few days in our facility with search and rescue there when they send us the 1st days we have been moving in there for as a half of our team. the dog is that much importer with helicopter to one place on. we rescue one boy working to whether we're seeing up or people there have. are there a speciality by they don't have dogs and our faith fight there. we're working with them. and we rescued 12 year boy. after that we were searching on rescue and few days after that they began to work with machines they, they need to remove their building that because they're crossing this 3, they're crossing grows by. they are crossing really nice way because they or was i have somebody look in there, somebody in their machine logan, they stop every time they reach santa fe where they got me some sort. so the room and they call us, we offer these help because we kind of work in this in our facility, by the way. we say we have these, we offer these are you what you need?

so sunday they call us to use our love. and sunday, we had them with their rescue because they, they stopped my sheet and we rescued by. have you are telling me that you found the children in their beds? yes. these children the say was that in yula we rescue to get us on mother and they were inside of it. the was hurry was cleaned up these hopping at 4 in the night. everybody was sleeping every building. i call out a lot of people at home. but they will think that they are warm there, they will survive because they are inside their blankets. not they, these children. they where they, they but they survive. and because we have hot, horrible nights here, we are using every blows we have very cold yet you ready? when we did meetings back to dispatch, we were prepared, but not these horrible. thank you very much. you know very much mr. go to. so that gives you a sense of what is going on here. how difficult the rescue operation is. but of course some good news in the sense that they have confirmed that people are alive,

their family members of those people are sitting here watching. i don't think we can begin to imagine what kind of anxiety they have. one of the, one of the family members try to run through the rubble to get to closer where they're working and the turkish military is here as well. they helped her back. so i describable emotion and difficulty for the families here, but this as i was saying, sammy, a very rare so far. good news. everyone here of course hoping ah, that we're going to see them pulled out alive at some point. absolutely. certainly a lot thought of good news is becoming rarer, of course, because so many others have died. and here's the thing we need to know with the body count. they only count the number of dead bodies once the body has been identified. and that means it's estimated that around half of the people who dive half of the bodies which have been collected have not been counted yet because they haven't been identified. and as bernard smith reports from the scanned room,

that means a lot of graves of filling up the, i don't like, we are in indian field hospital in a scam durham, it's actually in a school. we're across from the road from the main hospital, which is still closed. this area is now been 9 star from india 30 to 2000 and i treated now 1500 people interesting. they started treating a trauma, but that has changed. they talk to treating, crush injuries that have to amputate somebody's language in the last couple of days . thoughts changed that now treating infectious diseases because of the poor on

a taishan here, they're treating gastro. intestinal problems, the track problems, and they're even diagnosing. initially, a lot of p t s d, which is very understandable indian don't know how much longer that would be helpful. they don't reach the peak of the patients they have, but in the scanner, and this is the only medical facility there is at the moment. and yes, the death toll it's fed will continue to rise because here they only count the number of dad once they've been identified. and he's estimated there, about half of the people have not been identified and now buried without being identified so far as scantrons grave because must work quickly. the noise from the heavy machinery disturbs what is normally a peaceful place. all of the beauty salon waits with

her surviving family for the bodies of one of her sons. his wife and the 3 children killed my son because they didn't send a crane to do the rescue. did my son have nothing to give this state? didn't he served them? he was the best mathematics teacher in hattie. how could that conscience accept this? after all of his other, all survive as contend and prey by the freshly dug graves of their loved ones? not all of the dead have been identified. so they are buried here. it's respectfully dumb, but there's little ceremony a no mourners, and sometimes not much left to bury. the victim is now a number d, n a samples of been taken. if anyone comes looking in the future, only the dead who've been identified, accounted in the official death, told some estimate, saw that the identity of around half those killed in monday's earthquakes is unknown. the manager here, the cemetery, tells us these plots all the way up to the fence will take about 4 years to be

filled up beforehand now in 3 to 4 days from the distraught survivors. the complaint we've heard regularly this past week that the government's rescue effort has been too slow. that you are a tyrant, you have no conscience. you took my 5 kids. how could you let a whole family disappear because of a crane? they are still under the rubble for 7 days now. even if they got winded by the quake, they are already dead now. you killed them. turkeys president has admitted failings in the initial response to the earthquake. reggie type bird one says the rebuilding will start within weeks. the frustration here is why did those buildings collapse in the 1st place? the now the end in military says they will be here as long as that needed when it reaches when the numbers start to drop off, they've not started dropping off yet. and there's no indication we don't know yet when the main hospital of is 100 will re open. so for the time being its own,

we end in indian military providing immediate medical release here and it's tommy back. thank you so much, bernard. well, we've had an update here concerning jet on the little girl who's trapped in the rubble behind us. they've now brought her out and sadly, she is not alive. i witnessed her mother collapse. very difficult scene. there are 14 other people we believe inside. i'm going to see if we can get em right to get the drone working drawn the challenge show to challenge, you know. ok, well, the drone now i think so in that, in those rubble just behind the, the bull. those is there. 14 people are trapped there trying to get them out. now, just to let you know, we are situated at a safe distance so that we don't interrupt with any sound that we're making that we

don't interrupt any moments when they need to go silent to detect any sign of life . i just wanted to point that one out. it's a very difficult situation, of course, a very hard situation. you can imagine the stress and tension that those families are feeling not knowing what the faith is of the rest of those 14 people. especially when one of them was brought out sadly, not live. that puts an immense weight on the nerves of everybody else. you might be able to see a lot of the people gathered around here waiting for any news about their loved ones too. there's also been some touching moments we were standing out here. it's deceptively sunny, but it's, it's called in every meaning of the word here. 2 girls came up to our camera land while fatigue. they felt sorry for off. there have been remarkable moments of

generosity, unkindness. also though, as in any. busy emergency situation, there are some very difficult things where people get desperate natasha, of a name has been witnessing some of this going on. some of the loosing that's been happening. in fact, she brings us up to speed. now with that, stealing out of sheer desperation after a devastating earthquake is something says our son, mez can empathize with. he's been living in a tete with his family after his home was damaged. the shoe store owner estimates nearly 7000 pairs of shoes were stolen. his please to the looters to only take what they needed were ignored. yet he speaks with an aura of calm, residual mother. we have so many brothers who have died till i just, i live with the pain inside of me. i'm ready to do whatever i come. i have no other option, but to be calm. this isn't our culture as a country, we can understand people, you'll believe that would have been she,

the commercial district and the ancient city of antonia was deserted on sunday. but for business owners and employees, salvaging what they could by the handful, often endangering themselves by entering the hopes of structurally unsound buildings. many are homeless and in morning everyone seems to know not just one, but dozens of people who have died from you should know a lot of you lose the museums, electrical jesus, when i see other shops, i thank god other places are worse, as people have lost their lives, we can fix our businesses and continue. may god help every william of thousands of trucks full of humanitarian aid had been dispatched to the southern provinces. there have been some instances of that aid being stolen. 57 people have been arrested. according to the ministry of justice, president irwin says, looters, any one who engages in corruption or capitalizes on this catastrophe will be

punished. and this is why he declared a 3 month state of emergency in the earthquake. so now the people here say they expect the government to honor its pledges to rebuild their diverse city and hope will be distributed equally. because this we are living together like brothers and sisters. this is a city of civilizations. we are used to living like this. and we don't want the government to discriminate with regards to the situation. people are being asked to evacuate, but those we spoke to say with so many people they know still buried beneath the rubble. they can't leave just yet. natasha name al jazeera on talk. yeah. her care and that issue that natasha was talking about that people's expectations of the government will honor a commitment as time goes by. now one we call and as you can imagine,

with every hour that policy, the needs increase and the expectation of government officials rise. let's talk about how the government is handling that. we can go with this call. so the she joins us now from anchor fit. and how are they dealing with all of these rising expectations? well, yes, since the death damage caused my dirt, quake is huge. the cat esser of is huge, expectations are high to sammy, and you've been with the thing that are in the field in those cities for a while right now. 10 cities have been heads and we're talking about, or at least 2 point half 1000000 housing. and at 13 and a half 1000000 people air for now, the survivors of the earthquake have been taken to a universe to dormitories. but a at the present also announced that this is the universes are closed this semester

for its spring semester. and it's going to be online across to care, but of course, these do not meet the expectations. people want to be safe. people want to be living in a proper place. and he promised that he will the rebuild. those are he will replace those buildings. that collapse in a year. the problem of the cities is that they have been established. they have been built on default lines. a wrong example of organisation into the care, which is not only the heritage of the a ruling act party in the 20 years. but it goes back to 19 fifties and sixties, so we're talking about, oh, maybe is 70 years of mistakes, or that's why how this area is going to be rehabilitated and how the money is going to be financed. is there question mark? expectations are high, have the government is going to deal with this is still and known, but or the president seems determined air to cure those wounds of his

people in the region. on the other hand, the id the id that there was a problem of accessing to these areas that needed rescue on the 1st 24 hours. and the government has been under harsh criticism against and not being able to earn sent relief to those areas. because the 1st 24 hours is the most important duration to save lives. this is what we all know even as irregular citizens. however, do they x they acknowledge that they had some mistakes and, and they lacked the air. they lacked air accession. and on the other hand, says the military is also on the ground and they are in charge of public order. they are helping the rescue teams and they are helping to pull out a people from under the robbers. we had spoken to them and what we received as a response was interesting. and when there is quick happened, it because of the winter conditions, the weather was so bad, there was snow, and the airports were closed because of the weather conditions. even the military

says are for air helicopters and our planes couldn't take off air. this is one of the reasons that's why they had to earth see, oversee the area through drones, which is sad, but also the climate conditions didn't allow them. this is what the officials say by so i said, of course all are from anchor a van c. them mentioned that they're trying to house some of the survivors in university dorms. while our correspondent acid bag has been with the university students in this stumble as they vacate their dorms to make way, make room for some of the survivors. after being told the news, the government plan to has earthquake survivors in university accommodation. these students in istanbul had to vacate their dorms at short notice because their belongings and said their good byes losses would now be moved online until the end of june girl, to hubbard, after the president made a speech the same evening. we learned that our blocks will be emptied. we are sad.

it's like the pandemic period. we will have online educational. we do not want this and we have some criticisms that may god grant us to build and we have nothing to do or making a sacrifice on our education is bothering me a bit to be honest. living blocker sheltered parents came to help their children pack and move. we do want to do our part to help the families in need. i am sad that i'm not going to go to school, but also the situation is pretty bad. so i know that families need a place to say so. yeah, i don't really feel too bad. then ty, education system in the affected areas has been hit. but the government says it's determined to make sure there is minimum destruction education. trina copeland, my year litigation by building additional tense, we will support our children's learning process and conduct a series of activities to normalize life. we have up to 141 tents. in the instance . we have 3 school teachers and psychological counseling and guide exam. all our

teachers on duty inside the dorms, they're ready to receive evacuees. here in istanbul, most of the students we spoke to were happy to be doing their bit. not all students have to leave those with family affected by the earthquake international students. medical students, as well as the old, with no found me. they can stay with can all remain. but this is a part of the effort and sacrifice the entire country has been asked to make to deal with this disaster. i said vague al jazeera assemble, dorothea let's remember, of course, that this earthquake did not only hit sort of kit. it also hit syria and that is a country that was already struggling with a war going on there with displacement from that conflict. as agencies pointed out, already for more than 4000000 people was surviving on a before the earthquake. well, we've been speaking to one man showing his disappointments, his anger,

so many are feeling with the international community saying they feel they've been left down by the world. the well this morning. i'm here to watch. you remember, you'll still book the memories here. i see my sister's rest, her son's clothes, and all of them there smell is here because when they remove everything, i won't come back. i say here's their car because i don't like their water tank. a lot of the solar panels, memories, good job sort of the whole world lead the syrian people down. this is struction was in europe or any other foreign country. the whole world would have gathered here to rescue those killed runs gun. but here, no one care where displace football want ask about german and we were bomb. barrel

bombs were dropped but no one cared about us. on 5th, i didn't know we're getting nothing from turkey not and not from the government side. we hear the see whether it's played a vital and crucial element here off your out. we can do mean you can see the people how wrapped top they although it looks funny here, it's quite cold. the called the fact everything of what takes everything. you know, your. busy ability to survive and so maybe this is a good point to bring in our weather. busy expert rob, give us an update on what the weather conditions looking like for those surviving this earthquake scenario in turkey and syria. yeah, cold has been the enduring problem, sammy, but not everyone is suffering just the cold out in rural turkey. so to the north of you about a 100 case away,

there is still snow on the ground. no snow river never really watch much of a feature. for the most part, there's still being search, but here it get down to below minus 20 at night and doesn't get above during that this is rural turkey. so doesn't cover most of our but kelly is very bad there. most places and this is count conditions, temperature get above freezing by day and there is no snow forming at the sky as you have seen because we just be walking around. sunshine is the major part during the day. but where there is some class in the fond or it will bring some snow it not other think until wednesday and not the most part. it's a night time frost. again, we go down to typically minus 3, minus 5. as i mentioned in rural areas in the man just minus 20 or miss minus 30 said the code is still there. and throughout the day and night despite the sunshine, temperatures are below average. but they've been persistently that way. as i said, i don't think the weather will change very much. this is tuesday, the daytime. therefore it's sunshine once more, if i pick aleppo,

as an example of the search and rescue area in northern syria bar days by 8 or 9 by 9 minus 3. quite typically, and a ticket took his 5 times as a lower, as i say, if an amount is lower, still no real sign of snow, but it is going to be any will be on wednesday and just getting to north of our area, the flutter of the nice part is just temperature semi and that has been the enduring problem. back to usa. yeah, let's hope those temperatures warm up a little bit. thanks so much from. well, let's talk now about the situation that i was telling about earlier here where we've got a rescue operation underway. i'm delighted to have joining us. come on the good amanda thing. he's from the indian contingent, which was brought in specially to try and help out with the 3 other teams here. good to have you with us thing. any updates on the situation with, well, we know, jet on, sadly the young girl she was pulled out, not alive,

but there are others we believe they are still alive right on this new, doggie garden highway is a big story building which collapsed up to the quick yesterday the local party, the executed 11 girl and she and 5 that was pulled down yesterday successfully. and then she informed me that there is a possibility of our sister being alive and then the operation is gotten in since yesterday and the mdf and also brought in the morning to the 3 pnc which i already working here. and unfortunately, she could not survive when another day trying to trying to ation. but other than that and get on, we believe there are other people still in that rubble, right? the information given by the local,

they're supposed to be 40 more people who are trapped inside that oven. do we have any idea about the condition if they're alive? you know, i know it's a tough question, but that's the question. i'm sure relatives want to know as well as the rest of the world. today's the day the chances are diminishing with every passing moment. we had tried to the technical method in the the can, i'm scored is also here. till now we didn't find any signs of more life, but we are still hopeful because you never know the american may happen. so we are still continuing the the working on that. busy this is a question that he's asked a lot by relatives, and i want to ask it to you and don't take it as a form of blame. but why is it taking so long? explain to view as explain class. why is it taking so long rather to say,

forget my loved ones out these type of operation collab such as collapse structure such and ask you, they are very delicate operation. and the all operation is divided into 5 pages. if 1234, and 5 and the delicate, because if you make the wrong move, you could kill the people inside or even kill your own workers, right? yes. now it's going to be difficult. with every passing day, the heavy machinery is also coming into play. so it's very difficult because we are trained to work. and when, when we use our tools and equipment and fences, you know, most of the stuff makes sense and it may not be a function for technical rescue is very difficult when so many so many have a machine reason. i don't play on ground, but that is the way you are to do it. we are moving floor by floor and searching

for the life. i know this is probably very difficult question, talks about very briefly, how long before we know that these people are out as long as there's this hope left, we can do that on sundays. hope. thank you very much on the thing. thank you. well, that brings us now to the end of our special coverage, the situation hardly the jet on one of the more than $37000.00 people across to can syria who died in this earthquake and the sliver of good news, such as her sister thought it pulled out rescued, but the hope goes on that 14 more people here and another 5 will be among those who are incredibly. why's this tragic earthquake? i'll hand you back to folly and darnell for more of the day's news. sammy,

thank you very much. thank you to all of the teams on the ground there in turkey and syria, sammy's done, and still ahead on al jazeera, we'll be taking a look at some of the days either use ah anger. in israel, as the parliament gets ready to debate, a controversial reform that demonstrated is called an democratic. we don't want to miss this opportunity. we don't know when we get this opportunity again. we meet the nigerian candidate helping to make history in the upcoming elections. and there's no place like home scenes or celebration in kansas city after the chief leave it late to win in a super ah

and the weather of motor, central and western europe is influenced by big dough, big area of high pressure, which is steering, or the cloud around the outside edge, around the dolphin, down towards the east, where it's producing some snow in turkey. but the most part is quite as little wind route to the mile by take us to sunnyside. it is, are the foggy, or cloudy, at least that staff and sometimes persistently from germany eastwards but comes after romania down to the balkans. and lastly, we're back to the sunshine where the snow's been falling. it's in the higher ground of the north eastern turkey. the search area post 1st, craig is largely sunny by day, but still, frosty by night, and where it's been so unsettled in the sentimental train is still a breeze and still some rain for libya. less so for turkey, none for malta. and for good part of spain and portugal is relatively mild if the album trees are believing a month early weather is rain coming in. it's just missing lad is trying to get into all of the porch go, but not really make it says during tuesday,

bit of an increase in what's likely to save the north of turkey there. and the still rain folding in a line that moralist wishes from martini up towards more obviously, morocco and this brian, you see, is the ha matter in the seasonal, which is quite strong. picking up sand and dust. ah, ah ah. when the news breaks, when people need to be heard and the story told,

it's incredible that more people were injured or killed. this is eve on the ukrainian capital with exclusive interviews and endeavor through a much more than $2000000000.00 that might have addressed. nigeria is going by deficit, and widespread al jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and light router lou. ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me for the back table. a reminder of our main story this hour more than 37000 people have been declared dead in turkey and syria. one week after 2 baffled earthquakes struck the death toll is

likely to be significantly higher. but there is still moments of hope in common marsh. rescuers are trying to free a mother and her newborn baby were still alive. after being trapped under the rubble for 7 days, the united nations, a chief says the international community has failed nor than syria. the u. n is hoping to open more border crossings into syria, to bring in a jiggly, needed humanitarian aid. esther into other world news now and china says american balloons illegally entered its air space multiple times. in the last year, a foreign ministry spokesman says the u. s. needs to change its actions instead of accusing china. that's up to washington. announce it shot down yet another unidentified object trying into it says space intelligence officials are investigating the possibility. it's a chinese pie balloon. katrina you has more from beijing. ton of foreign ministry has to refuse to confirm or deny whether the additional 3 objects seen over the

united states and canada chinese. but chinese, for a mystery, did level its own accusations at the us saying that in 2022 u. s. blue, blue or the chinese essays more than 10 times. now it refused to provide any further details about the location, the specific date it just called on us to provide more answers. now this follows an announcement on sunday that an an identified object we've seen over the city of cim dial that is on china's eastern coast in the military said that they were getting ready to shoot down that object as it's over sensitive slides here in china. that's where the p l. a have the naval base. now, china on monday reiterated. it stands out the initial fly balloon shut down by the u. s. and every 4 was a civilian ship that flew over the u. s. completely by that. it's the squad, the us response as an over reaction as dan being typed up and it says the u. s.

expanding confrontation when it comes to this issue. and on monday, trying to for news recently ended by saying that it is the u. s. and not china that has the largest surveillance network in the world to israel now where thousands are rallying against foreign minister benjamin netanyahu proposal to reform the judicial system. the demonstrators have gathered outside the nested in west palm and harry inside discussing the proposed fail. the changes would limit the power of the supreme court while giving greater power to the government. critics of the far right government call it untied democratic life to have hi rogers in west jerusalem for a fair tell us about what is happening today in the class. it well, it's been a bit of chaos this morning. the connect between opposition and the new government of coalition policies. now, what's happening right now is a committee within the committee that is going through this judicial reform bill

that the government wants to push through. they will deliberate as to whether it should go through to a vote, then there are 3 stages of votes and that could take about 2 months to reach the end of those reform j reforms that the government is very much trying to push forward. of course is caused a lot of controversy. we had israel's president on sunday night patasha statement saying, judging the government to try and slow down and have a think about this and to bring both sides of the opposition and the government together. we've also heard from us president joe biden has also suggested coming together and talking and discussing this before any votes go through. so this is the situation that is very much dividing the country here in israel. and we've seen more protest this morning. sarah, tell us about why people, why israel isa so angry about the 3 form. well, i don't know if you can have them behind me,

but you'll start. you'll see that there are plenty of processes walking. paul, we've seen the eltony, we've seen mothers with babies. we've seen kids, they are turning out in huge numbers. this is the week of process since the new government of a new right wing government came into power. and there's real major concern because these huge israel reforms will mean that the government will potentially have the hands where they can strike down any decision made by the supreme court when it comes to pushing through new laws or new bills. it also means that the government would have the upper hand on who is appointed, as the judges within the court, about 60 to 70 percent of the population here. that they are not again, just rule reform go any reform for that matter. but the problem is the detail. all the attention is in the detail, meaning that the government where you have a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is already on corruption for the dear running. now, on a corruption trial, you have ministers from the ultra right wing government. you have been given the

ministry of, of security here, who is accused of racism. you have people within the government who are in those positions because of the situation where the government is trying to have the hands when it comes to the laws in this country. and a lot of people are calling this whole process on some acrostic, saracen, west, jerusalem. thank you. meanwhile, israel's cabinet has recognized 9 illegal settler outpost in the occupied westbank, despite past us composition. the far right finance smith says that $10000.00 housing units could be built in a separate existing illegal settlement. the palestinian authority called it an open war against the palestinian people. let's go live to need a brain was in ramallah for us in the west bank. tell us more about the palestinian reaction to this decision. let me 1st tell you fully about the text all the situation here in the occupied westbank where we haven't had

even a quiet night since the beginning of the year due to the numerous and recurrent israeli race to different palestinian cities just this morning 21 year old, i mean, it was farming has been killed by his radio forces fired in nablus. in the north of the occupied west bank. he was laid to rest and that is the is the person number 48 palestinian who has killed since the beginning of the year. and we're talking about a month and a half in the new year. this is almost a 3rd of the number of those who had killed by israeli forces fire in 2021. it was already that, that the urine decades. so if that chose anything, it shows that we're not looking at a year of calm. we're not looking on the contrary, we're looking at a year of escalation specifically that we're talking about the current far right is really government that has indeed a. busy legalized this is the a weird palestinians, it refused to call it because all supplements are considered illegal under

international law. now what happens with those settlement outposts? is that settlers come in with that? caravans put out, it puts out there caravans in a land here or there, and none may get richer, actively recognized by the israeli government nater. this is what has been happening in the past. this is also the reaction by the israeli government. now as, as far as palestinians are concerned, the palestinian government said that this is a, basically an implementation of israel's annexation. and this is a disregard of all the efforts that have been taken on by the u. s. officials to lead to a di escalation. neither abraham in ramallah, thank you for that. nico and an al jazeera cameraman has been injured by rubber bullets fired by israeli forces. while salami was covering the demolition of palestinian homes in occupied east rules. lim, israeli soldiers all to use tear gas against people protesting against demolition. eligible admiral cobra neighborhood. several palestinians were arrested and at

least 30 were ranges and israel has carried out airstrikes against several in garza early on monday. this video shows the attacks in the palestinian enclave. is really media se hamas weapon sized were targeted. no casualties have been reported . now americans in russia being urged to leave immediately, the u. s. embassy mask. moscow says it's not safe for them to be in russia. the warning comes just days before the one year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. lisco live till summer been drive it was in moscow for is so summer. tell us more about this us warning to had citizens in russia. well, it is not the 1st time that the u. s. embassy in moscow has issued a warning to its citizens to leave russia this time around. again, it's reiterated that they feel that there is a risk of arbitrary arrests and harassment from russian authorities for american

citizens. and that's why they should leave the country. this has also been discussed by the adviser to president vladimir putin. now, who said that these are, these are not statements being issued for the 1st time. and it reiterated what russia's foreign intelligence agency have been saying that the united states plans to carry out attacks against russian installations and former soviet states. and to that effect, the russian foreign intelligence agency says that as many as 60 fighters are being trained in u. s. military camps in syria, obviously no confirmation or denial so far from the u. s. embassy, but these are the kind of hostile statements in the diplomatic front that we've been seeing in the last one year of this war, which has gone on beyond. and they wouldn't, could have imagined it to be so a latest to round off for tit for tat statements. but as this and worse re, comes and inches closer,

it is more likely that you are going to see more of these statements from western capitals, including the united states and europe. and osama, the russians accusing the americans of grooming spies. absolutely, and this is a, this is quite interesting that the, this, the word that is used as, as grooming a quote unquote either and isolated militants in american cancer organizations with united states has been fighting in the last 2 decades in the so called war on terror. and a 60 member coalition has been fighting them in syria and iraq. so it is going to be difficult for people to believe without seeing actual clue. but this is something that intelligence agency, the russian for intelligence agencies as an on the front lines here, as, as this diplomatic route goes forward. there has been back and forth movement, no real movement towards taking or regaining territory from either side. they're

a battles that are being reported in lieu hands or is in don. yes, go in hockey, even have so on. but these are active front lines which have been going back and forth between hands on the front lines. is the a wagner group which continues to claim that it is making gains, and it is handling over territory to rush and forces claims which are denied by ukrainian defense force, as we say that they are continued to repulse russians back from their territory. osama bin javert in moscow. thank you for that. update to nigeria now where women make up half of the population, but only 10 percent of candidates running for office in this month's elections. one woman vying for state governor is raising hopes that voters may like the 1st female to the opposition. actors say this could mark a turning point for women in a male dominated society. i'm address reports from the eastern city of yolanda. i mean, this is a moment female like to this to nigeria have walked for a woman from

a major political party becoming a candidate for governor. and she is a frontera. i should have been any overcame religious and cultural barriers in the frederick of society to get to you. she says it's been worth the struggle. it gives woman, it gives our daughters and gives us says to her, i'm to 0. what does the confidence that to yes, all soul ah, who wore men can walk towards occupying what ever elective position the desire. although women make up half of nitrous population, they've long been on the fringes, economically and politically. you know, or so by virtue of the 11th of 8 keshawn, particularly in this part of the county, the woman out been at the disadvantage compared to men. ha, but act with say, changing attitudes and their strength in numbers could work for them. this time

it's really time for women, and we don't, we don't want to miss this opportunity. we don't know when we get this opportunity . i guess niger is general election lead to this bump is being keenly contested and closely watched women activists across nigeria, i'll beat the election of a female good, and dickinson, exclusive from that office. if that happens, they say the processor could be within reach the outcome of the vote wouldn't be known for weeks. but for now, our supporters are celebrating what they have already achieved on say, momentum is on this site. i'm at it, reese al jazeera eula, new zealand. prime minister says 25000 people have received emergency assistance after cycle and gabrielle battered, the north island. some people lost their homes and thousands, all without electricity. several local governments have declared as states have imagined. see how the kansas city chiefs have won the super bowl for

a 3rd time. they fought back to claim a law. second, went against the philadelphia, eagles, 38 points to 35 days. so as the ash the 70000 packed into the state from stadium in arizona to see the kansas city chiefs in philadelphia, eagles battle for the vince lombardi, trophy short motion with tickets going for more than 3000 dollars to start quarterbacks did everything they could to get friends, their money's worth. patrick, the homes and jaylen hurts both free for touchdowns in the early stages of the shop looking for a job hurts had to rushing touchdowns himself to help open up a 10 point lead for the egos. with my homes seemingly struggling with a recurring ankle injury, heading into the half time show. ah, 19 grammy winner. brianna was the headline and her performance certainly seem to inspire mahoney and his team. i'm

with the chiefs came out firing with a score from missouri pacheco. and then to quick touch downs, put them ahead for the 1st time in the game, i back came hurt. so we get another rushing touchtone and a 2 point conversion to square things up here. tod, it's $257.00 o. then the key moment with seconds remaining on the clock, the homes cut through the field to set up a match winning field goal opportunity for harrison bucker. what your data for the kansas city chiefs with the city? 3835, the final school. the chiefs and more homes claiming their 2nd title in 4 years. i talked a little bit of everybody. it wasn't like i was only person talking in

a locker room and we just challenge each other around to leave everything out there and i don't want so we'd like tighten the 1st out that you didn't see that same joy that we play with. and i want to guys just know that everything we worked for us from this moment to enjoy this moment. you can't, you can't at the moment overtake you are super bowl. 57 m pre paid quarterback patrick wrong. kansas city 27 year old ma holmes is the 1st place since 1999 to win the season and b p. the super bowl and super bowl and b p in the same year. you'll now get a chance to celebrate back how with chiefs friends on monday, they'd stokes al jazeera. that's it for this news our i'm fully back table, my lean side, we'll have more of the day's news in just a few minutes to stay with us. ah ah

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