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biden speaks to a crowd of thousands in warsaw reading support for ukraine. palladino, 2 of the ladies who tim ah, follows let him have hooton's announcements of the suspension of a nuclear alms treaty with the us. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is out to sarah ally from dough also coming up. we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserves 58 years after his assassination. the daughter of malcolm x was to the cia f b i and n y p d over his death. re living the trauma, another earthquake hits sucking, took care and syria. at least 6 people are dead. aah!

u s. president joe biden says that in that 13 was wrong about ukraine will, about nato, and wrong about the iron will of america. he was addressing a massive crowd in the polish capital walsall. adam fisher is there with the latest . he, this was a call to rally support with voices of dissent going at home and abroad. president joe biden used his speech in warsaw to paint the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities rushes, committee against you, great people, it's app horn. it's abhorrent. but extraordinarily, as well as by the response of ukrainian people. and the world is unannounced, visit to keep the di before, perhaps overshadow the address. but he knows people are growing tired of the cost of the pain and of the loss. and he reemphasized america's commitment to the battle,

present rudeness. confronted with something to day, did you did think was possible a year ago? the democracy of the world have grown stronger, not weaker, but the autocrat to the world of ground weaker, not stronger because it a lot moments of great upheaval, uncertainty. that knowing what you stand for is most important. and knowing whose dance, right? you makes all the difference, the president as a weight of those who want him to do more. if he wasn't, there was a sign in a central square in warsaw to remind him, calling on america to put jets in the fight. he won't, but a weird, his russian counterpart spoke hours earlier. he addressed the russian people directly from the money, but united states in nations of europe do not seek to control or destroy russia. the west was not plotting to attack russia, as prudent said to day. and millions of russian citizens,

while we want to live in peace with their neighbors, are not the enemy. a year ago, joe biden warned skeptical allies about the dangers of russian troops massed on the border of ukraine. even as vladimir putin was saying, he had no intention of invading this speech was all about warning those allies of the consequences of walking away or losing this fight. allan fisher al jazeera warsaw sh biden's speech comes to us hours after that in a person gave his state of the nation address. the russian president announced the suspension of a new start treaty. the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between moscow and washington. i saw a bunch of reports, but easy dealing or a sci fi fi. dorothy polo d mirror, valid image, autumn a year since his last address to the nation. and his 1st since the start of what russia called, it was special military operation in ukraine. president vladimir wooten said the country will do whatever it takes to when you go to his room. he said moscow's

attempts at dialogue have only been met by hypocrisy and nato expansion of it. is the miller going toward? what was the fault of the rest? did she get that annie as easily weighing it was the western started, the war and russia is using force with stop it. the goal of the west is unlimited power. the special operation was launched to protect the russian federation and eliminate the nazi threat. he said, he just figured he was beefed up in moscow with hundreds of members of russia, political elite, an armed forces, attended his state of the nation speech, put an announce benefits to help people away and said, russia had maintained its economic strength of best and sanction no, but up fight. critics challenge the russian president narrative. this whole decision was based on miscalculations by russia. he overestimated the power of the russian military. he underestimated the power of the ukrainian military. he underestimated is all of the western countries to stand up against russia. was more

accused the rest of plotting to send nuclear weapons to ukraine before the invasion to his wide ranging address was meant to assure the audience at home and warned will perish by announcing the suspension of rushes. participation in the navy with the united day of good, i hear what he asked. somehow lewis, russia is suspending participation and start with the nuclear arsenals of the u. k . france as well as the u. s. are directed against the russian federation. moscow will take this into account. it is unacceptable that the u. s. has started to reshape the world order only to suit itself. in the last year that parisha nuclear plant in ukraine, which is the largest in europe, has come close to nuclear disaster. and the possibility of nuclear weapons is being used if the war escalates has been widely reported immune, no steady quote, change and acknowledging the body of poor. all those gathered conference center incentive. moscow stood in silence to commemorate russian service people who died

put in announced a special fund to assist the family, the soldier than veterans rush. i will do whatever it takes to win the message from a defiant president put in was to assure his people what you're hearing from the rest is and true. according to him, the rest has been unable to isolate russia. if he did military or break its economy, but as a board drugs past the one year mark, there is no denying that the people are beginning to feel the impact. some majority of era moscow. well, the new start treaty put limits on both russia and america's austin, of deployed nuclear weapons, high force that explains more the strategic arms reduction treaty 1st signed by president bush and gorbachev in 1990. 1 has been part of a nuclear weapons framework in some form ever since. barack obama and dmitri midville have inaugurated its successor, new start in 2010. under its terms, russia and united states owners of 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons would limit their deployed strategic warheads to $1550.00. and the long range missiles

and bombers to $700.00 each side could inspect the other sites to insure compliance up to 18 times a year. but inspections were hosted 1st by coded 19, and then by deteriorating relations since brushes invasion of ukraine on tuesday in moscow. vladimir putin announced russia was suspending its membership. he said in response to hostile us action. marla, europe, you would keep it and you can't get it. and now they want to inspect our defense objects in the current condition of confrontation that takes place to day. it sounds like nonsense us russia relations on nuclear weapons have been strained for years. the united states pulled out of the anti ballistic missile treaty in 2002 and let the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty in 2019 accusing rusher of developing a cruise missile that reached its terms. experts fear a breakdown of the architecture that the decades has rained in nuclear arsenals. we

seem to be losing the last bilateral relationship governing nuclear weapons. so we could have an arms race after this, and that price is not existed because of this agreement because of the inspections that back up the intelligence both states. and so you have one of those pillows being taken away. joe biden agreed a 5 year extension to new start when he took office in 2021. started me to to emphasize his action was a suspension, not withdrawal, but has raised the prospect of a treaty lapsing in 2026. he also said he had put new nuclear systems on combat duty, and pledge to resume nuclear testing at the united states did the same hurry faucet al jazeera ra sir, is calling for an independent investigation into an explosion which cuts off the north stream pipeline in september, she had return fee reports from the united nations. the russians called for this meeting of the un security council following an article by pulitzer prize winning

journalist seymour hersh. earlier this month, who quoted someone whom hush said had direct knowledge of the operational planning of the sabotage operation against the north stream pipelines. that person said that it was the highest levels of the biden administration, the authorize, the operation as it tried to seek more of a wedge between western europe and russia. one of the expert brief was called in was jeffrey sachs, the columbia university professor, who said it was incumbent on the security council to get to the bottom of who was responsible because of the precedence of transnational infrastructure being blown up. and he also questioned the transparency of the investigations currently underway. suite has kept the results of the investigation secret from the rest of the world. sweden has refused to share its findings with russia and turned down a joint investigation with that mark in germany. in the interest of global peace,

the un security council should require these countries to immediately turn over the results of their investigations to the un security council. the russians calling for an independent investigation led by the un secretary drug and questioned why the us and its allies were against such an investigation. if they had nothing to hide. china agreed with russia and having a un investigation present. also said that this was an appropriate matter for the un security council. the u. s. once again denied that anything to do with explosions and suggested a low with its allies on the security council. the only reason russia was bringing up this issue was to distract from you and general assembly resolution expected later this week. that will be critical of russia's invasion of ukraine. one of the daughters of malcolm x is a teasing f b i the york police department on the cia of fanning his killing on phoebe 21st 1965 and then hiding the evidence of their involvement was in. jordan has more on

the family's allegations and that tends to suit. i want to keep them in the 19 fifties and 19th sixty's the u. s. civil rights leader malcolm x was considered a dangerous man. what lincoln did never that the black people in this country free, i had screwed us. we still wouldn't be begging daddy president for civil rights and things of that sort. malcolm told his wife his calls for african americans to actively resist racist laws would get him killed. on february 21st, 19653 men gunned him down in front of an audience. at the audubon ballroom and harlem, betty shabazz said that because of her husband's reputation as a firebrand and black separatist, it would be nearly impossible to know who plotted his killing. now i think a shout if half 58 years later malcolm x, his daughters are accusing the new york police department, the f b i the cia and new york state officials of planning his murder and of covering

their tracks. the family is suing for $100000000.00. the chief about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers many admire the spouse's and their lawyer didn't offer details to support their claim. but they pointed out that 2 men were wrongfully convicted for malcolm's murder. had their records cleared in 2021 and were compensated for their time in prison. we intend to hell, vigorous litigation of this matter. to hell discovery. to be able to take depositions of the individuals who are still alive 58 years later to make sure that some measure of justice can be given to malcolm

max's daughters. the white man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling that that negro and the sofa, negro, half the feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling from the white man . it's been long known that authority spied on malcolm x, suspecting him, of being either a communist sympathizer or a threat to white americans, or both by the n y p t won't comment on the pending lawsuit, malcolm x is family hopes the lawsuit will compel many to finally tell what they know. rosalind jordan al jazeera, arnold sullivan is a professor and director of the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. he says the state officials could have been complicit in the murder of malcolm x. it would be remarkably significant effect. think about it so that the, the law suit would be what we call under color of law. that is an official copy of it, acting as an acting under the color of law and acting as

a end of the issue in the state government or the federal government actually in some way either conspired or aided and abetted in the murder of some one else you just don't see, at least in, in, in western democracies nowadays, you just don't see the state conspiring internally to kill one of its own citizens . it would be one of the most significant lawsuits in our history if they were to prevail. malcolm x wasn't extraordinary. a figure in the civil rights movement. many, many people in the government wanted him silence and have been comp is right. some of those people may, in fact, wanted him dead, can shoot some combination of the cia, the f, b i in the new york police department withheld evidence. and by withholding evidence, i were able to infer that they may well have been complicit in the murder done

more than just withheld evidence after the fact. but before the fact been complicit in the murder was still ahead. aaron al jazeera, i'm gabriel's onto outside u. s. federal court in new york, where a man once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them. ah that some parts of the u. s. experiencing normal, whether it's town. the for example, stats warm in the science. it's reasonably warm up the atlantic seaboard and it's still cold enough winter to show itself elsewhere. but this is a very obvious c told bit look at these, the high temps modest to modest, 14 minus 17 in montana,

as proper winter stuff in the stairs. can we all way down the pacific coast, down towards the south, california eventually reaches crossed the southern plains and joined with this system already looks quite sundry, but that traditional cold against warm this however, is a significant incoming winter storm beat snow, quite low levels. look at san francisco's maximum in city 9 degrees on thursday. the trade winds are still blowing across the caribbean. this disappointing on the flat lands in nicaragua. however, for the south panama, for example, most the time, the skies like rest. this is the pacific side of the panama canal. you probably well aware of the big chows in brazil. they've moved away now. they happening around porto alegre. but the majority of the angie's off sean, i said you follow the line back next door at risk of big shout, i think. and in patagonia, the significant rain in stay. but between the 2 and a much valentina, it's nice and warm and sunny. awe

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this how you as president joe biden has stressed that the west and nato remains united behind ukraine. he told a huge crowd in warsaw that you are sanctions imposed on russia over the war will be maintained and expanded. russia's president vladimir putin has announced to moscow will suspend its role in the new start treaty is the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between russia, us the daughter of civil rights leader, malcolm x plans to suit the cia, the f b i and the n y p d over his death, an investigation found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence. mexico's former top security chief, has been convicted of drug trafficking by jury in new york to now garcia, luna was found guilty of accepting millions of dollars for mexico's largest crime group. gabriel is on to reports from new york. it's a dramatic fall from grace for

a man who has once mexico's top cop in the drug war. and the ro garcia, luna found guilty of corruption by a jury at the federal court in brooklyn. guilty also of helping than a tories sinaloa drug cartel, beat its rivals and smuggle cocaine into the united states. the trial heard some sensational testimony like from oscar navarre, valencia, known as a logo of the millennial cartel. he testified he paid garcia, luna, $3000000.00 in protection money at a car wash in water hotter than there was sergio burial, known as grand de from the bell. tron laver cartel he claimed in the early 2 thousands garcia luna regularly received payments of more than a $1000000.00 each stuffed in the bags at a safe house in mexico city. the jury also her testimony. that garcia, luna,

even helped cartel leader. arturo bel prime laver escape from arrayed in acapulco in 2008 garcia, luna's defense team pointed out that no hard evidence of his corruption was presented and that the prosecution's case was made up of the word of quote, a bunch of killers kidnappers tortures and fraudsters. but ultimately it was enough for the jury garcia, luna is the highest ranking mexican government official to ever face trial in the united states. the fact he was brought to justice here is now raising questions south of the border. when we are looking at these trial, we're also reminding ourselves of all the work that our own mexican prosecutors have not done. after the verdict was delivered, garcia luna's wife, seen here in the gray hat, refused to answer reporter's questions as she left the court into

a waiting car representing her husband now faces at least a decade in prison when he is sentenced later, for crimes, it will serve as a damning indictment of the war and drug cartels, but may do little to stem the flow of drugs into the united states. gabriel sandow al jazeera new york ah, in people in touch here and syria, a recovering off to another earthquake, hit the region late on monday, killing at least 6 people. robert bride has sent this report now from the city of untucked, you turning up what used to be that for my home to witness now it's complete destruction in these latest earthquakes. in the 1st 2 weeks ago, use of toast says he was rescued from this building after an hour and decided to

come back a week ago to retrieve valuables. in spite of the danger. yes, it was risky, but these were things we could leave behind valuables like identity cards and document. although he didn't know that 3 people had been killed here the night before, while also retrieving that possessions. this is what his building and the one surrounding it looked like after the 1st quakes. the video was taken by another resident who was also planning on coming back to retrieve possessions, but says he knew with the strength of monday's quakes that the building wouldn't survive. have not sort of this, and i don't think anyone can ever plan anything wrong after things like this happened. soldiers who've been stationed here for the past week have been describing to us how these latest quakes have completely transformed this one street. yet again, some buildings that had already been damaged have been further pushed over to one side. others that were close to collapse. now just piles of rubble for cities like

an takia. these quakes have added to the suffering and the misery people are already enduring. bill and his family now share this one tent with another family. when the quakes came, he said they had to comfort that terrified children. then it was like we were out at sea and we were being hit by waves coming from one side to the other. the people in this corner of south east in turkey, a having to re live the nightmare that began for them 2 weeks ago. rob mcbride, al jazeera and talk you later. craig also caused panic across the border in syria, in the region already devastated by years of civil war. survivors who lost their homes have nowhere to go from. there is further reports. here, the destruction is absolute. such epoch, elliptical scenes are so much white spread across the whole town of generous in

this town. 1150 buildings have been either completely collapsed or now they are heavily damaged. they are not habitable at all. this rubble was once ham off. many families, but now that are only remaining the memories of a life that once was here. we can see there that the carpets, the blankets, pillows, the clothes cheers, and the toys that once happy children were playing with. but now it is just this that is left behind. the moment that you enter the town of gin, dress that destruction the scale of destruction simply shocked you. and it is quite hard to imagine that there are still people living in this almost completely destroy town. until you see people living among the rubble on the rebels and some

of them still digging below to get some of the 4 sessions back. and the worst thing for the residence of gender us is that they have no option. there is no where that they can go. many syrians here told that they had seen the worst of the enduring 12 years of civil war and conflict here. but now, in the aftermath of the earthquakes here, they have even lost more their homes possessions. what was lethal, laughed, and the sense of security rest, who said that al jazeera jinder is not receiving any what a un delegation has visited that so keen in serious rebel hel north, to assess the damage caused by the quakes. deputy regional humanitarian coordinator says the team hopes to establish what the primary needs are in the area for locals struggling with the aftermath of criticized delays in receiving aid. we came to see

what the word future needs in shelter in health and the need for fresh water, sanitation, and of growth removal of debris. no more than at $700.00. c, lions and protected areas and peru have died of bird flu, vets, and health experts are working to understand how the outbreak has similarly jumped a species barrier or a car has more many hoof into the cove at 19 pandemic. understand this newson, this time feels improve being tested for bird flew or h pipe and one which is spreading through the region and taking with it hundreds of c lines of in cell meant they and they saw it initially started with pelicans last year. now to affecting these marine mammals or additional mean their mother, she said, all of them being we have recorded since mid january. the unusual death of many see

live. so far we have about $716.00 dead in 7 protected areas. halo who recorded that 1st cases of the highly infectious virus in november. and since then, the government says it's killed $63000.00 birds. but globally, since 2021, the world organization for animal health says more than 200000000 birds have been killed or cold to contain the virus. it seeing the worst ever outbreak. as his health likes not say al breaks you, she began in autumn in fate by spring, the reports are becoming more frequent. they blame rise in cases on global temperatures, forcing birds to alter migration patterns, changes in farming methods, and increase movement between countries of animals and humans. to keep it contained, they say surveillance and isolation are important, but more needs to be done to build up vaccine stocks. and although the rest,

the humans is low, it remains a public health concern. a sorry music is the beatles increase heavier. we know this bird flu virus is highly pathogenic on bird weight, but it can also infect mammals. if i'm not wrong, there was a case in ecuador. what a child got infected well and now c. lions are getting infected. it's likely more people will more cases popping up across south america. for now in peru see lyons being carefully buried to contain spread. laura han al jazeera, the european space agency is launching its euclid telescope. it's hoping the instruments will unlock the secrets of dark matter. alex shorts, his the euclid mission and payload manager. he explains how the telescope will help scientists understand the solar system. the universe is expanding faster and faster . so something is causing it to expand, fostering faster. so there's a lot of energy that we can't see. and we can't explain,

and we call that dark energy. so cosmologies is exciting at the moment. we have dot matta doc, energy, 95 percent of everything out there. we can't really explain the cosmological models, don't quite work. and euclid is going to hopefully make a huge advancement in our understanding of all of these topics. it is making images where we can see the effects of dark matter, especially on galaxies, across this wide large area survey. so we see that the images of the galaxies, a distorted, and the distortion is caused by the dark matter in the universe, bending the light as it comes towards us. and it's a little bit like when you look through a swimming pool and you see the bottom of the cerebral.