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hello, i'm sorry, i'm noisy. welcome to the news. our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. search and rescue efforts cold off across most quite hit areas of turkey. but many people remain in painful, limbo as they await news of their loved ones. doctors without borders called for the urgent scaling up of 8 northwest syria, where the supplies don't yet much pre quite levels. at least 5 people are killed and a suspected israeli missiles strike targeting a security complex in damascus. and as russia says, it's made advances in the ukraine region of car keys. china tries to position itself as peacemaker and school. little messy is the match winner for perry san german. a late free came from the argentina counts and giving his team a full free victory of the new. ah

well it's now been nearly 2 weeks since the other quakes that devastated parts of south east and takia northwest syria. nearly 47000 people have been confirmed dead, but to have many 1000 still missing and on accounted for that figure is likely to rise. turkish rescue efforts have ended in all provinces except the 2 hardest hit places of capital, marsh, and hot i. no survivors have been found in the last 24 hours a doctors without borders. a convoy has now entered northwest in syria, a region divided an isolated by more than a decade of civil war. the world health organization estimates that 26000000 people across both countries need humanitarian aid. more than 5000000 people in syria and a 1000000 in our kia are now homeless. so we have their team of correspondence who've been following a story and net different parts of the region. we began al coverage now with

bernard smith. he's been reporting from an takia where the rescue efforts are coming to an end. there's no expectation now that this kick is rescue team will find any one alive under the rubble of these apartments in attack. what they're trying to do is at least give relatives a body to bury memory glare. last 5 members of his family needs him on good. oh, it has been 14 days. i'm waiting for my aunt dead or alive. what matters is we get it from here so we can bury her and give her a place under the soil. memory aunt is classified as missing amidst the constantly updating statistics on the 10s of thousands of dead or injured or homeless. there's one number, the turkish government can't provide. it doesn't know how many people are still missing. the scale of the disaster and expectations of the survivors takes its toll on the more than 35000 turkish and foreign rescue was working here at college. a

lot. we have psychologists in our team, offering support or to help us get over stress and depression. i've never seen an earthquake like this in my whole life, and you have to shut down your emotions when you do the job in attack. yes, of ivers have access to food medicines and tense sticks, but the government wants to somehow to start rebuilding as soon as possible. at least 345000 apartment buildings have been destroyed according to the turkish government. of course, every one of them. somebody's home, and now the search and rescue operation has effectively ended. the task of demolishing and rebuilding is beginning. it may prove impossible to calculate exactly how many people are missing or dead. following the earthquakes here. but in some places they know. every balloon here represents the life of a child that lived in this apartment. building. bernard smith al jazeera. i'm talk

to you as well as the hearing the psychological, psychological support for people is needed. now more than ever in touch authority, say they're doing what they can to provide that to help them. i've his deal with the emotional impact of the quakes, of course, that painful weights to his use of their relatives. natasha. good name has been speaking with a team of clinical psychologist working in and talk. yeah. they survived, but no one here has been spared the anguish. their stories are excruciating to here, let alone live through on them a claim with them. i lost my mother and brother in law. i had to carry his body from the 8th floor and my mother was dropped on the 1st floor. we took their bodies out with our bare hands because the rescue teams could not reach us the 1st day. it was boarding rain. god turned this place into a home that day. we follow to clinical psychologist with the turkish red crescent

into this camp for displaced people. well they listen, hold hands with offer pads on the back and played games with children to kid. sometimes just offering a blanket or a cup of coffee is comfort enough in that moment if they don't have their secure shelters, if they don't feel themselves secure. so it will like thought, fortunately, it will effect them info, initial behavior. i mean indian social way that you, we, you, we could have so many multiple, a psychological problem like depression, major depression, p t, s, d, in some personality disorders, even the psychologist say in the upheaval of the earthquakes aftermath, children are particularly vulnerable to miss. so go to visit, i'm get, you know, think of, of our youngest daughter is going through a difficult time. she was with her grandmother when she died,

that she went crazy being outside in the rain alone while we try to reach her. we're trying to heal ourselves. god willing, we will. the president of the turkish red crescent says it's ability to provide mental health services to survivors is quote, humble, considering the enormous need required in the coming weeks, months and years. and that's why sustained international aid is essential. people repeatedly say they're feeling hopeless and helpless. but over time, experts say their collective trauma can also lead to a communal healing natasha game al jazeera and tucker, turkey. o sheer level of the destruction these that many hospitals have been damaged by the earthquakes. a turkish military ship has been turned into a makeshift clinic out there as alma taz. bella has son has more on this. now, from the se, and michelle, he can adjust and he will be tell you,

we are at the calendar in port in high state. this area is the most affected by the earthquakes that had too many hospitals were damaged as a result. and in order to lend a helping hand to the medical efforts this military ship were about to board has been turned into a makeshift field hospital and had in recent days, this hospital ship has been treating victims more than 4000 people so far. the 1st thing we see boarding the ship is the reception and registration area. the hospital focuses on more than treating survivors. a baby was also delivered here to come up and actually let you know, in addition, other specialized sections, including pediatrics, surgery, cardiology and others. it's a fully fledged hospital with all the necessary medical equipment on the twin only we lead out obama. well, he had to come. if we take a look and there is an emergency tree on word, on how much and a unit with ultrasound machine, what am i at some, a time when my how you tell me a time will not have you had to have even this section is labels rent unit,

which is dedicated treating patients who are in critical condition. i'm either going to the 3 or obama. here's another with an ultrasound machine. as you can see, we're muscleteo said this warrant has more than 120 beds. and these are some of the victims who are still receiving treatment. cohen and michelle people that are going to be, you can call and have as much time at sea. i messiah. hello. this turkish navy makeshift hospital is doing its part to help the people in the aftermath of the earthquakes. i look what it took. now the development of the state department is announced. it will provide an additional $100000000.00 in aid for the region. us sub theresa, anthony blink, and arrived in the country. but ron, he met with his turkish counterpart now that jeff show glue, and he traveled to some of the worst hit areas with him. he said that washington would also provide longer term help as it took he begins, it's rebuilding and reconstruction efforts, sam,

because he only has more now from ankara. this is the 1st official visit by the secretary of state anthony blank and took it since he resumed office 2 years ago. the main mission of the visit is to show united states solidarity and support to its long standing nature. l i took here after a devastating earthquake hits to kiss southern provinces and syria on february 6th until the lincoln placed a $100000000.00 of an extra military assistance. and he said his country will continue to work with international community to help the people to fear and syria and his comfort firmly along with them. at this visit is not only important because of its military assistance side, but also to mastic side. as i'm sort of lincoln will be meeting with the circuit counterparts again on monday and to top will be delivering a joint press conference and he's also expected to meet with turkish president, legit type on. many topics will be on the table,

including the natal membership application by sweden and finland will nearly $4000000.00 syrians of fled to turkey has since the civil war broke out in our country 12 years ago. now these devastating earthquakes of killed thousands of them and displaced many more. yes, again, are still further. as accounting goes, the end up which is housing. many of these people this 10 city in his lawyer is now home to humble, austere your families. if someone is a mother of 4 who has to find a way to provide for her children, her mother who lived in law he as well died in the earthquakes. how could i have had i heard all we went free is beyond words. in my 27 years of love, i've never seen something like this. it was rainy snow. we went to ask, wait, started. we were panicking. we barely could leave the house. we got some blankets for the kids to keep them warm. 1000000 of nearly 4000000 seating refugees living

in turkey or in the province or john tapp. many of those west cape to sit in steuben war have spent more than 4 years in refugee camps in turkey, yet some of them later build modest homes as some ranted them out. but many are now back, where they started, more than a decade of civil war has killed or displeased many serious millions of their fa, trickier looking for safety. it wasn't easy to begin a new life. now do it quick, have taken what they built here in the years since, and they would have to start from scratch. this is what is left off if the psalms father's house, that with them was trapped under the robber for hours. when he was pulled out, he joined rescuers to see his wife. and i am waiting for the situation to calm down . i don't know what to do yet. i might go back to syria. i can't handle the life. have any more. i wish there wasn't warrant syria. i had 3000 citrus trees there. i would go back if it wasn't for war, according to the syrian justice center in

a stumble, more serious died in the earthquakes here in turkey than in syria itself. in the past 2 weeks, humpers of by these have been sent back to syria from g veg is a border crossing to be buried in their home country. and thousands of serious have crossed the border to attend the funerals of their relatives. while hubby is one of them, now that i put it under on going to syria to perform my final duty for my sister, she died to the earthquake her. her 2 children also died. i don't want her husband to mourn alone, but for those who survived, like many in distant city, the future remains uncertain. chris, who said that all jazeera, a sly, you guys young tip saw them took yet well, doctors without borders is calling for the urgent scaling up of a to north west syria. on sunday, the organization sent 14 a trucks into syria through the her mom border crossing. i know i spoke to high kim

holly, he is the group's head of mission for syria. says that it's urgent, more supplies go into the country to match a scale of the crisis is going well. was arranged outside the united nation cross border mechanism regarding the needs since that soon. so even want to do 14 folks used to remain a drug in austin of needs when you compare the situation with jerky, because we're basing through a key and we'll provide support in say, syria that much more support can bring the injuries and syria and we're still waiting on the international community to provide your work and the necessary support to the syrian population in northwest syria. since the beginning of our intervention in sera we're trying to be independent when it comes to support for syria. so many people on the media on the news are talking about the

un crossing, allowing the united nation agencies to ring at, in syria. but i would like to underline the fact that there are plenty of international edition and 0 organization using many different crossings from jerky to get inside sirrah, out of bourbon, how our official crossing 1st united nation. so before that of scratch, menu organization, we're providing support for these different crossings back now or what we see that the necessary and to require support to quote needs, looters are square, are not up to date. so there is a big effort to bring it around. you did for the people in similar to this needs and for us it urgent and the necessary

supply needed for a series to bring an additional convoy of trucks with medical supplies or serious foreign ministry has called on the night of nations to condemn israel for miss el strikes on a building in damascus that killed at least 5 people of the building that was hit with near a large security complex and close to iranian installations to ron and russia of also condemned israel for the strikes. iranian state media has said that reports of the country's citizens being among the victims of the strike, a baseless last month, 4 people were killed in another israeli strike on the damascus international airport. well, in all the developments in the region, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is accused iran of being behind an attack on an oil tanker in the gulf. last week. when i buried flag vessel was hit by a drug strike while sailing through the array be and see what it is. i need them. i'm a team salon or if it's against the iranian front,

do not stop the simple reason that around. so still it is. do not last. last week, iran again attacked an oil tank in the gulf coming the freedom of international navigation war. and yesterday it attacked an american base in syria. iran continues to send late the weapons to struck the masses of innocent people far from its borders. and relentlessly tries to strike israel and it citizens in different parts of the world. you denise, our life from london morsel to bring you on the program. a trained, irrelevant, followed by a toxic burn off residence in east palestine, say they are living in an ecological disaster and is forth an extreme weather event for his racing to be called off at the australian cell grand prix. and he will be here with that story and more ah,

on the front lines of the war in ukraine. moscow says it forces a making gains in the northeast of the country. it says that russian troops have taken control of a village near ukraine, 2nd largest city of har. keith, russian forces have been advancing in the area since key re crime control of the city. in september, russian defense ministries also saying 20 ukrainian soldiers were killed and harrison in the south. and more than a 100 near the front lines of copy can cross nearly muranski. meanwhile, the reports of russia saying that the ukrainian forces of shell parts have done yet 40 rockets will fight in a tank. that last 2 minutes a done, the prosecutors building and a library were hit. they miss ronnie has more from ukraine in capital case. it's been another day that began with an air raid siren the threat of a ballistic missile. once again flying over the country. overnight there was a number of missile strikes that reported in the morning. we heard reports of

artillery shells being fired on areas in su me and up and down the 1300 kilometer front line on the east of the country. there continue to be a number of skirmishes. many of them don't even make it to the headlines, but at the moment the major fight that has become part of the information war as well. is that for the battle for the city of buck moved? now we that keeps making the headlines and with about 5 days to go until the one your anniversary, people are watching very closely with happening in and around the area of that city of buck moods. and largely because vladimir putin, the russian leader, had said that he wanted his forces to take control of it before the anniversary. and that has now become not only an important strategic city for both sides, but a symbolic one as well. worn ukraine and us china relations have dominated the gender on the final day of the munich security conference. you leaders call for urgent access to more ammunition and financial aid for ukraine as well. by james

topped at one ye, us secretary of state lincoln to resolve the damage to ties between the 2 nations. they held talks for the 1st time since washington accused china of sending my balloon into its base. were trying to see me that plan also announced that budget would propose a peace plan for ukraine as we near the 1st anniversary of the war. surely wish i know who times they may be, some forces that do not want peace talking to succeed, to not want the water stop anytime soon. law. what they care about is not the life and the death of the ukrainian people and nor the increasing damage to europe. they probably have bigger strategic goals than ukraine. this war can't go on any longer . but those are and diplomatic editor james phase has been following developments and munich that meeting between secretary blinkin and wine ye, the talk chinese foreign policy official was interesting and important, but it was brief and it was pretty tense. i don't think it in any way of puts china

and the u. s. back old. much better footing and certainly a new date has not been set for a proper summit between the 2. remember secretary blinking was about to go to beijing when that spy balloon was shot down over a north american ass space. no new date has been set up for that meeting up. perhaps more important in terms of, of things that of emerged during the summer. because the chinese say they've got some sort of piece plan from ukraine now. european and us officials rather skeptical about that. or they say they're not really going to think that's an important development. so they see the details of the chinese suggesting the details might come out in the coming days as we approach the anniversary at the end of next week, the one year anniversary. much of the activity here at the mean security conference as it had been about the war new credit and that one year anniversary. very keen, i think both the u. s. and the europeans to get everyone on the same page. still

keep all these allies together and stop any cracks. emerging in the, the alliance. china maintains it's neutral, in terms of whiny crane, have called for dialogue and the conflicts. now the possibility of a peace plan. and it's also, we have found it no limits, friendship with moscow that only fatal to providing technology to russia's military, benefiting from the kind crisis, particularly when it comes to the import seth, russian, gas and oil. katrina, you reports now from beijing. china and russia may not officially be allies, but they increasingly appear to be marching in step one, you want to be asian of ukraine. agent continues to count its partnership with moscow as one without limits. enjoyed military drills like this one has become commonplace. drug wise about china, russia relations have maintained a healthy and stable momentum of development corporation in various fields and

indecent cod, fruitful results. one of those fruitful results is a potential upcoming trip by president. she didn't ping to moscow in spring. the chinese leader help let me put in as a close friend and the to have met in person 40 times, including in beijing days before russia attached to ukraine in 2022. but there's more to this than just friendship. western sanctions have prompted trade between russia and china to saw, especially in energy moscow as beijing lodge, a supply of oil and a major supply of pipes and liquefied natural gas. and china really is a big winner in terms of having more access to cheaper now. russian gas and russian oil, there's also a realization in beijing because it doesn't really have the upper hand. now in terms of, you know, a source for of investment for russia, that it can more or less call the shots. despite providing moto with significant economic support,

beijing insists it's neutral when it comes to the war and ukraine. it's called on the 2 sides to engage in peace talks. but us researchers say chinese state or firms are providing russia with sensitive technologies to equip it's war machine. the data explicitly says that these parts are being sent to russia for the use of the s 400 and emma system helicopter. so we know that they're very clearly stated for that use. we also understand that in general this bilateral trade is growing. and so we believe that there might be some, some connections in both china's effort to bolster its military capacity, as well as russia's efforts of also military capacity with chinese goes in parts of aging calls. these claims hyped up fiction and says it's ties with moscow are based on non computation. they do refusal to condemn russia. invasion of ukraine has frustrated western attempts to isolate the country. extra say, international focus on the wall has proved useful for china providing an ongoing

destruction from its own military activities in the south china sea and around high wrong katrina you out 0 agent will the you the g 7 and australia of agreed to cap the price of russian crude oil is $1.00 is refined products like diesel. so wash and crude now sells a discount compared to global benchmarks. before the invasion of ukraine, nearly half of all of its oil exports went to the opinion. as western nations and post sanctions and restrictions russian oil has poured east. by the end of 2020 to the e. u was buying just over a quarter of russian supplies. the u. k. in the united states, which had taken in 9 percent, quit buying it entirely to fill a void. russia turned to asia, offering steep oil discounts. china was an eager buyer, and its share of russian or supplies grew from 2125 percent. but most notable has been india. it went from importing nearly nothing from russia to buying

a record amount in december $33.00 times as much as the year before, with an average of $1200000.00 barrels a day. russia is now india's biggest supplier of oil. and the analysis is that that is only going to increase 0 pain countries work to reduce their reliance on russian gas they've turned to energy produces from the united states. the white house is back efforts to expand exports, but that's also anchoring climax, this white counterparts from washington in the united states that was paying for consumers that the pumps but joy for the big energy companies. weston sanctions put an end to russian exports. and because of the consequent global oil shortage, the price of gas doubled. the profits of u. s. energy companies, sword as they cashed in by ramping up production. have you noticed big oil just reported as prophecy? record profit?

last year they made $200000000000.00 in the midst of a global energy crisis. i think it's outrageous by an administration ease the shortage, by tapping into the strategic petroleum reserves. the energy industry had already made its move to increase production. the day off to the invasion began lobby a sent a letter to the white house in order to increase production and export to the energy industry. aust, will major concessions. these include the, the right to draw on federal lands, swift approval for export licenses, and a green light with some pending pipeline projects. within days, most of these concessions were granted from experts caution. again, seeing these concessions merely as a surrender to the interest of big oil pointing out they'll also national strategic issues at stake. some of these things sure may have been motivated by the industry,

but a lot of these are just strategic considerations on a national level as well. particularly with regard to energy supplies to europe, things of that nature. there are, there are multiple moving parts here. one of these moving parts is the u. s. liquefied natural gas, or l n. g industry. the us only began producing l n g 6 years ago, but it's already a leading export alongside giant cutter and austria. environmentalists say that comes at a price to the vironment, while l n g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil. they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n, g exports will swell the already handsome profits of us energy companies. these can and will be quantified. but the human cost of the wall that contributed to these profits is beyond measure as its impact on what the us

administration called its green policy to combat climate change. my kinda, i'll just era washington. your thing is our life and i can still add, kenya is calling for free trade and an end to the conflict in the democratic republic of congo. we'll have our reports from the african union. sandy's also taking a look at pickable is pickable or the well that fastest growing sports. ah ha, the weather is lovely across southern pacific blue skies. clear weather here all the way right across the mediterranean. pushing across into spain and portugal further north where we have got to wear the systems rolling across our area of high fresh

little tongue of high pressure across southern pass, keeping it settled and sunny. we are going to see some wet weather. so windy weather at toys and some wintry weather pushing across northernmost passes, scandinavia still sing some snow, pushing over to ward c, a baltic states was the western side of russia. justice of snow that just to route to care for a time on monday, but the central and western pass is troy is fine temperatures around 30 celsius. well above the average it's 7 right celsius. above the average here to go through the next few days. still little unsettled across, nor the pass, pushing up towards that northeast and corner up to bed up towards england. well, scotland, much of ireland as well northern odyssey and went to where the light run in the day chose to some showers. she noticed just around spain and portugal by the state, 16 celsius madrid, still not too bad, but not as warm as it has been recently chosen what a 2 showers just around the morocco western parts of algeria came wayne still coming out of the somehow through this horror, dust haze there coming down into good parts of nigeria, bending and toto. ah,

the serious delicacy. days with one month leading the country through up prism to alice out his loss legitimacy. he needs to step down. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examine the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on all jazeera when the news breaks, families still have oh and they say they want to leave without getting their relic was out of the problem when people need to be heard. and the story told my dad and water every way we are left without anything to keep us room with exclusive interviews and in depth reports on the shelving doors. here a precious thought,

a faint specimen al jazeera, has teams on the ground tip when you are award winning documentaries and light knees. ah, a welcome back. our top story. turkish rescue efforts off to the massive earthquakes which devastate to the south of the country nearly 2 weeks ago. coming to an end except in 2 provinces, which are the hottest heads that come on, marsh and ha tie. nearly 47000 people have also been confirmed at a doctor's out board. as a convoy has now entered northwestern, syria, a region the isolated and divided by more than a decade of civil war. the 8 groups has an urgent increase in supplies as

desperately needed to match the scale of the crisis. and moscow saying it forces and making games in ukraine northeast, and that they've taken control of a village near ukraine. second city har keith keith, reclaim control of the city in september. when all the stories are following south career in the united states of how joint military drills, just aus off to north korea fight an intercontinental ballistic missile. japan defense ministry says the miss, i landed inside what it calls its exclusive economic zone. hurry force, it explains us and south korean war plains, carrying out a highly visible response to the latest mis are launched by north korea. south korea is defense ministry, said the drills headed by nuclear capable american b, one bombers, a 3rd, the united states commitment to the extended the terrence of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. in japan held a similar, separate exercise of the waters of japan's west coast. where the miss all came down

on saturday, north korea state media agency says crews were given no early warning ahead of the order to launch the song 15 intercontinental ballistic missile proof. it says that capability to deliver a quote, fatal nuclear counter attack. these images were released on some along with a statement from the sister of north korea's leader, kim john kim, your jung said tongue yang would watch every enemy movement and counteract every hostile action. north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. and south korea, which will take place in march. there's also a tabletop exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and south korean next week. and i think ne, sending a message that it is unhappy with that, and it will fight fire fire or to go to they didn't pay you can launch still took some hours between order and addition, north korea continues to work on

a solid fuel rocket that takes less time to prepare. years of diplomacy, sanctions, and international cynthia have done little the slow progress hurry, full set al jazeera residents of the io town of east palestine, a demanding answers after a freight train carrying hazardous chemicals derailed nearly 2 weeks ago. the bite and administration is responding with disaster relief, but is also facing criticism for not declaring a state of emergency. former president donald trump has been accused of politicizing the event he set to visit the town next week, as he continues of his campaigning for office. all the freight train owned and operated by norfolk southern derail and east palestine. earlier this month, carrying hazardous chemicals, some of which leaked into the air, water and soil authorities carried out a control explosion to burn off. some of the chemicals nearby residents were evacuated. the 2 chemicals of greatest concern are highly flammable,

vinyl chloride, which can cause headaches and also a rare form of liver cancer and a beautiful ac relate which has been linked to restore it tree ailments. while federal agencies say the town's war to supply an air, a clear 3 and a half 1000 fish have died in nearby creeks and some residents of reported headaches for spiritual problems in dizziness or courtney miller is an activist and resident of east palestine ohio. she joins us live visor from pittsburgh. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. and can i ask why you have chosen not to return to east palestine, though i think the official guidance is that people can go back to homes. they did say that people can go back to their homes, however, they did air test and they did a water test. they're saying that there's nothing wrong. but the problem is,

is they know that there are dioxin and you can't find what you're not looking for the dioxin that are in the water and in the air, they are causing rashes on people, people are coughing up, blood people are getting sick, and these dioxin can you take like infants like on more children because they're just not looking for it? they're not looking for it. so obviously the air is clear and the water is fine. but then why are all the fish dying? why are all the animals dying? why are the people not in has mass? what we had coven 19 come in and we had a curfew. it was a 10 pm curfew that everyone out to be in their houses. everyone had to wear mass, yet they low this train up and they have all of these chemicals in the air because it was a controlled burn. so the said had it exploded on its own,

it would have gone outwards instead of upwards. and there could have been shrapnel gong everywhere. they just told people to go in their houses. they didn't, they didn't give us any warning. they told us just a couple days later that we could come back after those who could evacuate those who couldn't evacuate their people that are getting sick and animals that are dying . and they told us that sima would come in then they wouldn't come in and we just keep getting runaround. nobody is giving us any information. and then the 1st question can, i could ask you, then you mentioned just to just to understand this, because 1st you have the trained derailment. and then authorities carried out to controlled explosion that was meant to neutralize the effect of these chemicals. yet this so much that people don't know though it is remarkable that they've been,

they've been told that it safe enough to go to their homes. so just, just to understand this, you have the environmental protection agency, which is a government agency there in the u. s. a you have the ohio governor who's also been speaking about this and then separately you have the federal emergency management agency, which is also a federal government agency. they are not going to respond with humanitarian assistance and, and relief for people inside east palestine. but among all of these different agencies, what is your, who is your main point of communication and have people been given a list of the chemicals that were that have been released into the atmosphere? we were given a list on the 1st meeting that they had on wednesday, and thursday was just the one chemical. but then by the time we made it 12 days after the last they're giving us

a list of 6 different chemicals. and then they're saying that the railroad cars that are carrying hazardous chemicals going through those towns, are supposed to alert the towns that they are carrying these chemicals. because every fire department is required to have a has my team in case anything like this happens. they're supposed to have them on guard, in case anything does happen. we were never warned that there was any hazardous chemicals going through it, and everyone is trying to cover it up. and the fact that people are literally suffering. this is the united states of america and they are covering everything. and people are suffering animals are dying, and i want our voice is heard so that people can come out and help them. it wasn't until they saw that viral video on twitter of what my creak looked like in my back yard. and that was after they told us it was safe to come back. but they said

drink bottled water and then they said they tested the water and the water was safe to drink. but they're telling us they still drink bottled water, just in case people have, like i said, we're getting the run around. and you mentioned the issue about about bottled water and so also people have been when they shower and when they bathe, they've been reporting rashes. they've been getting lashes and buns, and you even, you even spoke about people who are coughing up blood the residents that you have been speaking to. what are they telling you about the the symptoms they're suffering from and the eyes are burning. i went back the day after the night at the rail was friday night. i got out of there. i went back the next morning and the smell, the smell is horrible. i opened the door to my house and it was like opening an

oven and like that heat that comes out of the oven. like that's what it felt like. the smell came out of my house and it hit me in my face. my eyes started burning and watering. my nose started burning my throat. it was hard to breathe. my lungs were burning and they told me to open up my windows and air out my house. okay. because that was supposed to help. well, it's terrible. it's terrible. it's a very, very difficult claim for you and just wish that you and your family or children. most importantly, a kept safe and perhaps we can talk. i have not been back since since since it derailed. i got my children now and they've been staying with their father just because he's out of state. so i'm so my children are kept safe. and like i said, i, i stay in pittsburgh, but i'm continuously going back and forth to make noise, to make it known. people have been delivering water,

having water delivered in because the government isn't doing anything. and instead we, the people of the united states are helping each other on the policy is a very small town. but that's what we do, like if somebody needs anything, we help each other out. we're very tight knit community and the fact that the government as just letting everyone just suffer for absolutely nothing other than monetary benefit. thank you very much, urban. well, you're welcome. we can maybe can catch up again soon. thank you very much, courtney. mila. you're welcome. thank you for having me. i want to take you now to the african union summit that's been taking place. african leaders have been there and if europe has capital for the final day of that talks, focusing on trade, humanitarian issues, gross or violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo, and the style region and web reports now from just about african leaders gathered at the african union in c,

a p as capital addis ababa annual summit. the suspensions of molly's guinea and the keen, fast following military were up held. so the committee, the commission is ready to support this member states to return to constitutional order. israel delegation was the schools had from the meeting room by security. israel been seeking, observe a status at the a for 20 years. member states is still divided and whether or not it should be granted south africa is against it. president pool company of rwanda met president felix jessy, katy of democratic republic of congo, to talk about the escalating conflict in congress. tony says, fighting rwanda's army under the guise at the end $23.00 armed fleet relented denies to $1023.00 and proxy. east african leaders issued yet another statement, calling for peace. previous statements in recent month, haven't stopped and 20 three's advance. the increasing reports of rapes and

massacres of civilians. 2 weeks gave protesters in congo, brought the eastern city of goma to a standstill. they demanded that kenyan and other east african regional forces deployed in congo. either fight and 23 or leave is, can you ready to fight am 23 or even rwanda in congo? kenya is ready to do what we agree. the east african head of state is the only country that that's deployed in there in d r t. we have agreed that the military intervention is going to be in parallel with a political engagement of the competence on the ground m $23.00 and all the other fighting forces so that we can give us the best opportunity to succeed. a free trade agreement is meant to remove terrorists and these trade between african countries with disgust, the african free trade agreement has been talk about here for yes. was written on

paper is far from the reality. inter african trade is less than it is in most of the continent. economists say it's been in decline since 2012 and then it's in pad not only by terrorist, but also by lack of infrastructure. and a lack of freedom of movement of people between the member states, the new chair for the air ahead. he's the president of co morris. as ali, as money. he's jailed his political opponents and changed the countries constitution to extend his boot. malcolm web al jazeera at the african union in addis ababa anger amongst peruse, indigenous people is on the rise. is claims of discrimination exploitation of growing, protested the calling for the resignation of the president in ability with many demonstrations within these communities that mainly voted for the impeach president pedro castillo. alas, america, and is salisia. newman has more from poodle in peru. ah,

in the former inca capital of goosgo native catcher and i am mad i musicians perform saws on traditional instruments believe to date back at least 5000 years. a result of it is allow us to generate funds to send to the capital for those of us who are maintaining the struggle as never before bruise. indigenous communities are organizing. and rising up 2 months of roadblocks and protests have paralyzed much of southern peru and revealed an underlying rage that goes beyond the initial anger. over december's impeachment of a president of this region had voted for overwhelmingly the capital lima is only 600 kilometers north west of here. but for bruce indigenous peoples, it's a different world. one that they tell us discriminate them and not just recently, but for decades. in fact, centuries from the time of the spanish conquest. peru is

a centralized country where the lion's share of wealth and power is in lima. testers insist that bruise gold, silver, gas, and oil all come from this region. but at the indigenous communities get crumbs in return. she get em of the nettle. since we have so much wealth, we should have access to technology button techniques, the internet. instead, we continue working the land with oxen and picks, but we've had enough. we won't give up until we're heard and treated like peruvians who have rights where mo, at every roadblock testers, sing a song that has become viral against a new president deniable art. they do offer o dina, assassin, the people repudiate you, how many more dest you need before you resign. it says, a reference to the more than 50 people killed in recent protest. the majority of them in this region. almost all of these demonstrators are subsistence farmers.

they have no access to potable water, sewage or electricity or decent health services in schools. many are illiterate and don't speak spanish again at the i have very roadblock. 70 year old. they are not of that insist she wants to send the world a message. if we're not stupid, we have brains, ears, eyes, hands, feet, but they treat us like ignorant peasant. we've been orphaned by the government. we have to fight for our grand tender. oh you on the current political conflict, the lid seems to have been lifted on peruse, deep class and racial divisions that are making many of bruce 4000000 indigenous citizens feel disenfranchised, and exploited by the rest. the c. newman al jazeera, who know peru for the 1st time, scientists from hong kong of been allowed to take part and china space program.

aging is looking for new talent to realize its ambitious plans. jessica washington reports now from hong kong. 321, no ignition. aah! china's space program has reached new heights in recent years, among the biggest achievements, the construction of the tea and gold or sky palace space station. the completion of its 1st cru, handover in orbit and the tongue are becoming the 1st spacecraft to land on the far side of the moon investment in what president she didn't ping calls china's space dream has resulted in rapid advances, are very proud of it. a small being a chinese because ah, when you look at the history of the, the space program or actor mostly dominated by america, the technology competitions between china and the states, us become more active in the sense and that many areas and space is another thing. now, beijing is recruiting for the 1st time. scientists from hong kong are eligible.

they'll conduct experiments and work alongside korea. astronauts on the space station after china's face agency launched a high profile talent drive in october. the hong kong government told al jazeera it is recommended 40 candidates to chinese authorities for further screening. the selection process still has some way to go, but anticipation is already building being an educator. and then i'd really love to see that the main and government is actually paying a good attention of our students. that shows that our education system is stretched to do very well. i hope that the are we can make a decrease. walking in m o from whiting is also excited about the opportunities. as a teenager, he took part in a space camp for students. he got to see astronauts training and visited some of china's space exploration facilities. now the scientist is hoping his research in wind turbines can be put to use in the national space program is just amazing that

what we can achieve and what we have yet to explore in space. currently, i'm thinking where the i can use some of my law, nation's expertise can, i can contribute. the city's space, e z m, is where many young people get their 1st glimpse, the rest of the galaxy for young people. they may seriously consider if they're interested in the way of some of the direction of science research and it's hoped some of the young people will have a future beyond. i. jessica washington out 0 hong kong time for all the sport. now andy, isn't della. thank you so much. marin. well, little my see was the match when if a perry sun tremendous the french champions it late in the league game against leo, some bad news the past. she's brazilian struck a name off having scored in the 1st off. he was stretch it off with an ankle injury

surely at the time she was 32 down with time running out before kelly number, who else called an equalizer in the 87 minutes. and then he was calling from se own am. so when the game with a free kick in at it's, helen free, the final school, it's a result that ends the league. lead is 3 game losing similar goals from marcus at rush, fit of kat, manchester united in contention to catch the leaders in the english premier league . rushford now has 24 goals this season. this double helps his team to a 3 know when against last, the city united all 3 points behind 2nd in the table man, city and 5 addressed of lead is all snow. gave essentially going on to wrap up the victory in the next few days. you know, people pay both alone in the roper league. they then have the lead cut finally,

coming up against the body of the former, gone to international christina c has arrived back in his home country. su died in turkey as a consequence of the earthquake that hit the country. the 31 year old had been playing in the turkish top flights. also spend time with everson, a new castle during his career, and made 65 international appearances. christian not sure yes, may be a sports icon. i but mainly love him for his goodwill. how he has been supporting charity work across the country is the reason why beyond football, the nation is indeed morning and national hero and explains why people from various fear of life politic, small media. we all will miss him. we all love him, and it's indeed a tragedy that a hear all be gone. or last that way. england's characters of claimed a big whenever new zealand in the 1st test of that series,

england needed 5 wickets on sunday to sail victory. and it was 40 year old jimmy anderson matching stuart rules for wicked, despite from the day before it's been and sailed a 200 and 67th run. when there's 6 straight test victory, one that keeps a little low deck straight. india also ceiling. it's as when they chased down a victory target of 115 to be australia by 6 wickets in delhi, the result means india have a 2 now lead or in the 4 match series. what worried them as this? now there's a top racket sport that is growing in popularity, particularly in the united states, the pickle ball boom, began when jim's closed during the pandemic leading people to seek out new ways to stay fit and have fun. rob reynolds has more from santa monica, california. it's the fastest growing sport in the us. 36 and a half 1000000 people played pickle ball last year. that's 14 percent of all adult

americans. and many more than the 23 and a half 1000000 people who played tennis. pickle ball is easy to learn, inexpensive, and fond, yet pickle ball is a hybrid between kenneth badminton and ping pong people really get into it because we're pick of all there's a lower part barrier to entry than tennis to you. king competence and skill fat. and people get addicted to that feeling of accomplish. 0, one of those pickable fanatics is retired attorney lynn. so dick, even after 2 knee replacement surgeries, the 66 year old hits the court 5 days a week. she loves the sense of community amongst players. so it doesn't matter if you're a ceo or a limo driver or you work at 7 aladdin. everybody's treated the same. i failed that it's made me healthier. i think it has opened me up to

a lot of new friendships. pickable as a good sport for people like me who's knees and hips aren't quite what they used to be. but it truly is a sport for all ages. pickable is challenging enough for players like 28 year old rob bellamy who played tournament level tennis at the university of southern california people. i went to college with people into high school with people i work with. a lot of them are, you know, hopping on like the pickable bandwagon and getting into it and say it's been fun. so many people have hopped on that bandwagon that there are far more players than places to play in this southern california community players are lobbying the local government to build more pickable courts. as the sports popularity continues to spread. rob reynolds, al, jazeera santa monica, california,

and some extreme where the coolest sundays racing to be cancelled out. the australian sale grown pre canada's boat, hey, badly damaged by high winds, as it was being trained out of sydney hall on saturday. workers and spectators can be seen running for safety. thankfully, nobody was injured. okay, let's get back to marin inland. amazing pitches that i cannot say, anyhow, seen in a couple of minutes before the day's news. ah mm.

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