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ah ah. hello, i'm tom mccrae. this is the news. how alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. security concerns and nigeria ahead of saturday's elections. we report from the south east where an opposition candidate has been killed. i'm adam tarza in south east and i carry a reeds in that scene, pre lakes and violence, and kidnapping. keep watching to find out why some people say they feel marginalized and cut off from the rest of the country. cities reduced to rubble more than $8000.00 civilians, did the ukraine war is hours away from entering a 2nd year. israel strikes sites and garza,

after rockets are fired from the territory. and i'm sammy's, aid and live from total care were incredible. stories of compassion are emerging from the rubble of earthquakes. and on p systemic with your sports majesty. united prepaid to face off against boss. the learning, the europa league of the local rivals, man city could only draw one all in the champions league despite dominating away at leipzig. ah, we begin in nigeria where violence continues to mother run up to the country's presidential election on wednesday as senate candidate was killed by gunman and southeast and a new state, luxurious phases, decades of security challenges caused by iso linked fighters in the north and

separatists in the south attain candidates vying to become president, but 3 are believed to be the front runners to replace bahama to bihari. at least 93000000 people are registered to vote. a cash crisis shortage of fuel and corruption, have dominated campaigns. harry matessa has more from a nuclear this way the man was running for senator was killed on wednesday night. his convoy was traveling along this road. when it got to this area, gunman opened fire. you could see some of the cartridges down there. he was killed and some of his party was also killed. they then set fire to the car. the car has been moved by security forces, police of issued a statement and they blamed on groups for the attack. they say young men of the region, i try to disrupt on saturday and are trying to cause panic. the street is usually busier than this. you got, if you cause that many of the shops of clothes,

some of the people here say they're too scared to open it on the nervous, off the attack on wednesday. not sure what is going to happen next. the moods here is 10. people will tell you, try not to leave the city and travel by road. they say people are getting kidnapped people ransom, and people are being attacked along the road. so generally there's a feeling of insecurity in the area. they've been lingering tensions in this part of the country for many, many years. some people here said if you'll marginalize from the rest of nigeria, they feel that the federal government in the capital, the boucher has not done enough to develop this part of nigeria. some of them have been agitating to change some even calling for separation independence from the state of nigeria. israel o'con columba for to nigeria, a civil war known as by after or a for between 19671970. that attempt at secession in the south east home to the able homeland,

ethnic group killed more than 1000000 people. but when, when you finish the retire lieutenant colonel is worried about a new generation of fighters who say not enough people from this region have influence over nigeria, politics, security, and economy. i'm suggesting that the federal mitchell think deeply and see how they can bring us into the equation to assuage the phyllis under under else the people, the boys who are warren alleged to badly nigeria southeast has seen an increase in pre election violence, kidnappings, and continued agitation from some to split from the rest of the country. dozens of people have been killed. the c o l o u i boucher breast. a lot of people i been or breast it all before. i believe kids, you know portal i recall did you call for them to tell her that liberty a free book? these are natural instincts in man what will the breed them so i don't want to be

free presidential and parliamentary elections are on saturday. some polling stations will not be used because of insecurity. security forces say they will guarantee lower an order. i don't, i don't need to tell you how we do. it's not i'm telling you, lapse would do it on every one we have the liberty to aside their franchise insecurities. not the only issue for voters. rising unemployment and economy are major concerns. this market is usually busy at this time of the day, a lot more people would be here looking for good deals and bargains, but it's quiet because the shortages of cash banks often run out and that's effectively everyday life. in a geron president mohammed, uber, harry is serving his 2nd and last term. many nigerians hope waiver takes over from him, will quickly turn around the economy and resolve lingering conflicts, harder matessa al jazeera integral nigeria below bellamore because he is senior

fellow at the tony player institute for global change. he says the security situation in nigeria has never been so unstable that i did. he may, jo, i'm groups in the country that are operating one in the south is where this happened when in the north west, under north central, which is a criminal gung law, can you call by needs that has an estimated $30000.00 men and have been killing people they have today over $10000.00 people over the past 10 years on hub is to a debt runs on in 1000000000 millions of dollars. and then in this north, when it's done by doc nigeria, that is it, you had you group a group, clemons vital islam, old book, one that has huge will by that to 5000 people. that groups one of each p less ideological p less is to disrupt nigeria as democracy and window that they do step up at tags when ever elections are to be held,

including the last elections in 2019 and in 2011. they even succeeded. enforcing that g s election to be postponed by 6 weeks because the security forces said they would not guarantee security. so insecurity. so widespread 3 major m groups and we have never seen this in the history of the country. unfortunately, as i drove the 3 groups, i mentioned a fake news, conspiracy theories and false information on social media is likely to exacerbate things and live to commission our community tensions, especially because the 3 major candidate to come from 3 different ethnic groups on 3 different parts of nigeria, and we know that an unscrupulous politician sometimes exploded those kinds or 4 lines in order to ignite one community against the other. ah. in less than 24 hours, the war in ukraine will into its 2nd year. thousands of people have died. millions

have been displaced in the country has been devastated by the fighting since rushes invasion. but pace does not appear to be anywhere in sight. the russian president is vowing to step up his country's nuclear arsenal. business days after he suspended participation in the treaty with the you, with that limited stock piling of nuclear warheads. by wish only when you mine, as before, we will pay increased attention to strengthening the nuclear triad. this year, the 1st launches of the saw mat missile system with a new heavy missile enter combat duty. we will continue serial production of the canal air launched hypersonic systems and begin mass deliveries of zircon c launched hypersonic missiles of the united nations general assembly is debating a resolution on the ukraine war at an emergency session. she had for tansy is there for us and she have water. what are they voting on now we're moving on

a draft secure as it drove general assembly resolution that was written by the you and you crate and it's a very simple resolution. they've kept it to the basics, and that's one of the reasons for that is the u. s. the u and ukraine want as much unity against russia as possible. so what the resolution basically says is it's incontrovertible that the un charter forbids other countries to invade other countries. and therefore, russia must leave ukraine immediately. we know from previous un, general assembly resolutions, anything will coercive anything more strongly, whether anything more that that includes what the rhetoric we normally hear from the u. s. the e u and ukraine is unlikely to gonna huge amounts of support, maybe even less than 150 percent of the delegates. you, in general assembly delegates could vote for having more strongly worded and the russian ambassador to the un point of this out. last night. you run the scoffing of what he called, the hollowed out resolution,

and russian ally beller. rouge is introduce various amendments to the resolution, which the russian se would be, would more live up to the title of this resolution, which is, principles of the charge of the you and underlying a comprehensive, just and lasting peace and ukraine to the amendments it cool for the start of peace negotiations, the that the cattlemen's off member states supplying weapons into the wall zone and addressing the roots of the conflict in and around ukraine. they'll be a vote on these amendments as well. at some point this, this afternoon and the on the russian say look, i mean the reason why you have to have this holiday resolution is because more and more countries no year on that this is much will of a complex, complex conflict with his roots over many years now, so we'll see always expecting 2 thirds of members to vote in favor. but as always, we're looking at those keen on the line countries. we're looking at china, we're looking at brazil, and these are countries to saying, wait a 2nd. we do feel it's against the you and child of a russia to invaded ukraine, but the focus should now be on peace negotiations that are constantly pointing out

the selective nature of the west's outrage. whenever the un charter is, is abrogated. they say, well, i mean say, you know, welcome you, this annoys you, but i, but for example, i went out this week, the u. s. you know, didn't want to un security council resolution on israeli settlements, for example. so they will expect much talk of the hypocrisy of the west and unquote, and debates as to whether this is the best route for if the goal really is peace in ukraine. ok, thank you for that. that is, as she have a tendency for us at the united nations, which china says it will propose a plan to end the fighting. beijing is expected to unveil that initiative on friday . one year since rushes invasion, ukrainian president below miss lensky has said, he's not seen any version of the plan, but he would welcome a meeting with chinese leaders or some a bon jovi has more for moscow. whether it is well kept secret because china has been talking about this piece plan for the last few days, but it hasn't unveiled it as yet. this morning we've heard from the russian foreign

ministry that it was not part of the discussions between china's top tip, the mud and the russian foreign minister. but it does not rule out that whether this plan has been given to both capital, moscow and key for them to have a reaction ready before china and build that. but this is where china wants to be a about an arbiter which sits in the middle and tries to negotiate between these 2 sides, which remain far apart, but it comes to how to end the war. well, there is plenty more hit on this news, including the plight of pregnant women in to kia and syria. how the recent earthquakes of rising concerns for don is about to give birth. plus. i'm john home and the us mexico border where us authorities say that new policies and a new have met a real decrease in the amount of people's jumping offense and formula one cars and motor gp bikes take to the streets of casa as motors for fans,

come out and forth. that's coming up in sports with peter. ah, israel has carried out a strikes on the gaza strip. it happened in the early hours of tuesday morning. they targeted what they said were mass military sides. with this image, a video appears to show one of those missiles landing lot hours earlier, 6 rockets were fired from garza into israel. the israeli army says it intercepted 5 of them. no casualties were reported. this comes after him. i said it would respond to the killings of at least 11 palestinians during a ride by as ready forces and nobliss on wednesday. the israeli prime minister said the right and strikes were in response to palestinian attacks. there's a lot that will build, we have a clear policy to track down to a powerful end to keep our routes in our land. we always have that will settle

accounts with whoever homes is really citizens and soldiers. and that is what we did this time as well. are you not el said has more from gaza. these really were planes carried out in the early hours. i'm curious, the air strikes o 2 military camps of one in the central and a refugee camp of elbow days and the other in the northwest of a shot, a refugee camp, no casualties were reported. but this call is as early supposed, for 6 rockets that were launched from the gods, the strip, the palestinian groups in gauze. this said that the rocket launching was in retaliation. all the occupations aggression towards the policy and people in the west bank as a response to the raid in nablus that killed over 10 people and enjoyed over a 100 and nothing that just put them to the top of mom we sent in for the data to

with our people in dublin, we call on the world to support us as palestinians, because we are victimized by occupations aggressions against us in all the palestinian lands. we have no choice because we live under an occupation, and the world must protect us against this and just to somebody. and if a number of protests have taken place here in the gaza strip since wednesday, while the policy infections in groups he goes to have called out to day to be a day of general strike. where all educational institutions have been suspended. schools, universities, kindergartens in training centers, in addition to other public and private secretaries that have closed their doors in solidarity of the people of nablus. and the west bank. you may see it goes this city ah, to the number of people killed in earthquakes and took care and syria has

risen to nearly 50000 almost 8000 dollars to shocks. have been felt since the 1st lodge trim as 2 weeks ago in syria. nearly 6000 people have died and millions are homeless, and many in both countries are concerned. there could be more quakes to come, will semi san joins us from donna and to kia. and i mentioned the aftershocks that are continuing their front of mon semi yes indeed. and we felt some of those as we've been out reporting, you know, tom, from time to time, time to time, depending on where you are, you will feel the ground shank below you. you will see the buildings around you shake. and you know, depending on where you are, it's suddenly becoming something of the new normal one hopes. of course, this will dissipate with time, but time is not on any one side. the policies today really making a push and getting the message out,

they will not forget the people who have been less homeless by this earthquake. the minister of openings ation has been speaking with a short while ago promising families that they're going to rebuild home. so them, every family will get the say, the 3 bedroom apartment, everyone will get a 93 square meter home going into details, i guess, to assure people government is taking this very, very seriously. remember of course, in the early days of the earthquake, lot of criticism and to some extent in some places, criticism that the government isn't doing enough for isn't acting fast enough. also today they kicked off phase one or what they call the container city project. and that's to get people be, you know, into some kind of better housing conditions until they can build new homes. they're hoping to get starting from today, 15000 families into these containers, get them out of the 10 are also putting out prefab homes and we've been driving around turkey in the last few days. and we've seen laurie's carrying these prefab

homes going towards some of the hardest hit areas. this can't come soon enough because if you listen to what the u. n is talking about, the picture becomes very clear. they're saying one and a half 1000000 people have been left homeless by the earthquakes in southern care. they say half a 1000000 new homes need to be rebuilt. and they say up to 210000000 tons of rubble needs to be cleared away. and just to give you a sense of perspective on this, we're talking about when you put all that rubble together, something like 30 square kilometers of land to be filled. 3 meters high, they say with rubble, a lot of rubble. and these are talking about rubble. we've seen families and we've seen people pulled out alive from the rubble over the last several days. i caught up with one particular family that has an incredible story,

a heart wrenching and heart warming story of how they were trapped on the rebel themselves. thought that they were going to die and they recorded a message to the world asking for help, but help for others. outside of the rubble, he'd only show and track under the rubble families pinned down by collapsed concrete and struggling to breathe. telephone if we die and this found his found that our fire was here in carmen. rush under the rubble of this massive earthquake, then they decide to fill what they believe of their final moments. but this is not the incredible story of their survival. this is the incredible story of their selflessness. whoever finds this phone, please help me fulfill my promises to people. please give me stuff. a tooth has a 500 layers and you own the children from 5000 lire place and paid to them on my

behalf. the family had collected donations and were worried, the money in their apartment wouldn't make it to the needy. this is what's left of what the current family once called home, the powerful earthquake reduced an entire compound of towers to dust underneath, fatma otto and their 3 children endured 10 hours of agony. incredibly, they were rescued alive, all except the youngest son belie. his mother filmed him, playing with his brother before the quake in what would become his final moments. for in concert, we heard the tremor in the early hours of the morning. the billing shook into the children and my wife followed. i called out loud and he looked at me. but before i could pull him out, the building collapsed and surviving an earthquake. and then surviving being trapped under the rubble of your own home. that's an unimaginable old deal. but then walking above that rubble,

that can be painful to. we're looking for beloved things of his clothes or books. i had a son here. he talked laugh and slept here. when you're walking on top of your path, each footstep forwards takes you back with drops or so it's very difficult to be here. it's bringing back bad memories. a lot of the each scoop raises hope. each item uncovered pools at the suddenly a mother is confronted with what she thought, but didn't desire her dead son's shirt. some food and tea can fill the void of hunger and not the emptiness of losing a son. so you're in the middle of an earthquake. why were you thinking about charity for others? i mean, that's a beautiful thing, but most people would be worried about themselves, upgrade or change, because the money was for orphans,

people trusted me with their money. the story of the family has spread into care prompting donations to the orphans partner was so worried about under the rubble. the could take comfort in knowing that through their actions, the old deal that ended belie of life has started a new chapter in the lives of others. an incredible story then incredible family. when i spoke with them, and i asked my coach where does your devotion to helping kids come from? she mentioned an incident to me. she said after she got married, the financial situation was not that good. and the times came when had kids with cry for candy, and they simply couldn't get candy for them. and in that moment she said, she decided to devote her life to helping particularly kids and orphans in need. while people in need is a broad theme here into care know kinds of needs, including medical ones. we can now go to today's

a bow and how to and how to talk about some of those medical needs, how they taking care of it that theresa while there are stories of despair of pain of loss everywhere in this part of the country. this past few days, we've been talking to people all across the region and you know, loss and despair is plenty. we're right now, it's a field hospital. this was established by the indonesian government assisting people, helping people in the flow of those coming here. if constant they come with respiratory problems, some of them are telling us it's because of a cold. others are saying that is because of the rubble that is in the year of the dust that isn't the rubber. that is having an impact on their health. we're seeing entire family, some of them with high pressure, other we fever, among so many other things. and many of those people are still leaving out doors intense, saying that they have lost their homes and many are afraid to go back to their homes. are experts here into kia,

are saying that there's several active whole plans of the possibilities of aftershocks of another earthquake are high. so people are afraid of going back to the home. but among the issues that we've been talking to, their women humanitarian are going to stations are extremely concerned about the impact that the earthquake is having on women and especially pregnant women. because many of them thousands of them, they're saying will be giving birth in the, in the next month. and we've been talking to some of them. and this is our report. i mean, i left the pregnant and without a home she has been living in attend, in shallow, far to the earthquake, destroyed her house 2 weeks ago, a refuge from the war in syria. she has been living into kia for 5 years and i am looking for a place to rest and hopefully hospitals will be in a good condition. we hope the situation will get better. i'm pregnant and the

situation is difficult for everyone. the un says over 1500000 houses have been destroyed, and many of the victims are now living in camps like this one. health care is a major concern for humanitarian organizations, especially among women. thousands of them are expected to give birth in the next month, and many hospitals around this area have been destroyed. and that's why it is a concern that they'll be able to do it in a safe way. the united nations has deployed doctors and nurses intent comes to check on how women are coping with a disaster. jackie, they had her baby 2 weeks ago and is also living in attend. we are scared and cannot go back to our home because it is all damaged. it's warm here and better for the baby. there are also providing women with medication and treatments. some i read risk of miscarriage. the u. n. is estimating at least

$25000.00 birds in the next month. unfortunately, many of the house places were either destructive or they are not in. they are not operating at the moment. but what we are doing within our capacity as supporting and working together with the ministry of how to ensure that section and productive health services continue. we need urgency to provide mobile storage clinics and other support services for to ensure women and goes access to the services. the turkish government has promised to fast track with building. but until that happens, the hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people who have been left without a home base, i will, i'll just, cedar, shall we will far too vulnerable. people being left, that's a big theme here as well. and a lot of people, as we've been explained to,

they've been less homeless sadly by the earthquakes. but even those who have home still standing, as i said, beg, explains sometimes to afraid to return cold and afraid fall in 3 earthquakes in the space of 2 weeks. many people don't feel safe in the homes. they're sleeping in the open areas like park and carport mccomb took my losses when it's dark. my son starts to say, mom, can we go to the cafe mom? the chandeliers shaking. when someone touches the table, my son gets afraid and says, there is an earthquake, my children feel safe for i side. so we stay at side in our cars. the fire keeps their hands warm, but it's the kindness of strangers that warms their hearts also fall to our house was marked as slightly damaged, but we couldn't answer for 2 weeks. we didn't have gas and water. we had babies and small children. so we stayed here for 2 weeks. we were lucky, this restaurant open its door to us. so instead of staying in attends or sleeping

in the car, we stayed there. may god bless her. most of the city of 2000000 have been told by authorities, the homes are safe, but many don't believe that there are no fish in numbers and how many buildings are secure and does the enter. predictions are further earthquakes and social media of heightened people's sense of fear. our house was checked by the authorities and we went back in. the building was marked as slightly damaged with 95 percent non damaged, but the walls are cracked psychologically. we are afraid to go back in, especially as the aftershocks and the latest ethnic madness. wife says she'd rather brave the cold than the 9th floor of the building. it shakes every time. it's enough to shop. we've seen residents across the city. the thing in the cars and in the park, they've been traumatized so much by the earthquakes that nothing can reassure them . to return to the home. i said vague. i just got into the

me. all right, we can now join dot com model. be paul, he is a psychiatrist from the syrian american medical society, joins us now live good to have you with us. so 1st of all, let's start with some of the trauma. some of the psychological issues that you've been seeing as a result of these earthquakes. i need you to experience this is something new. they are living with us through the 1st a quick. then after that, when the addition of pretty quick took place, they started having more children are having difficulty getting a proper meals and their buttons are also embedding most of the adults also what is the about the,

about the lives children lives. so this is making it difficult for kids. they are getting into some aggressive behaviors, getting back to a younger age or behaviors, a not feeling well. they have a list of domains on some of them. if they are what they eat, there is different the presentation for the psychological effect or b a r d, i'm just unable to support that if they are taking care of themselves. how difficult or how easy is it to try and provide support to the people who are

suffering from the psychological impact of the earthquake, particularly to the children you mentioned when so many people in such a wide area have been exposed to this trauma, this is not just like a normal, if there is such a thing as a normal but a single incident where a person or a few people are exposed to trauma, the entire family, the entire neighborhood, the entire region has been traumatized. that the actually the, the issue is to start with a relation to make them feel a little bit easy to tell them or to educate them about the consequences of that with who no one defined their own feelings to be able to express their feeling when they expressed that feeling with comfortable then they can, they can help their kids go back to, to, to have

a feeling. and safety is the major issue. and the way we can make the kids feel safe when we effective or we can make this and we need to educate people to get information 1st from the level sources. because, you know, social media is filled with. and he was often your essay quick. and this is submitting banning actually even the government is working with those who submitted fake news and trying to make sure that we will get the right news for the sources that a level this is number one, number 2, the safety audit from it is being taught here in schools, so we are asking barons to remind their kids to remember what they have been taught in school doing it that they can stay safe,

even if there is an if it week by being in this is that is more safe, a tool to move after the, if the, if they want to move to move after the bus to get out of the building, they to go to the abilene. police is actually here also the government is trying to work a lot on creating these using the available spaces for the families. and talk in sooner, normalizing their date by having a daily routine is one of the effective measures that we are getting back to the kids that they are still save. and we want to keep on you. yeah. so did so many things as where i was at all i have dr. ahmad because thank you so much for joining us. yes, thank you very much for sharing that with us. our coverage has to continue. i must

say that we have been seeing psychological care givers. i was surprised to see them even that some of the rubble spots. but this is a country with a lot of people who've been traumatized, and one of the common complaints or concerns you hear from people is that they are very homes, have become a source of fear for them. now, back to you in doha, thank you very much. that is a semi site and for us and adena, well still ahead on al jazeera, toxic fumes, why residents from a small town in ohio are afraid to go home. panama book this spot at the women's world cup for the 1st time. that is coming out and sport with peter. ah, a story of love, patient, and payable. now what, what forces me to live in that camp is my love for him. oh it is you to world fellows this trouble only

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a watching l, just a reminder of our top story, the south, the senate candidate and nigeria has been killed by gunman, a hit and saturdays election. bol hugo shook, who was attacked on wednesday, in se, and nuclear stays. he was returning from a campaign rally for his opposition labor policy. israel has carried out and strikes on the gallons a strip. it comes off to him. i said it would respond to the killings of at least a live in palestinians during a ride by israeli forces and novelists on wednesday. in less than 24 hours, the war and ukraine will into its 2nd year. thousands of people have died. millions have been displaced in the country has been devastated by the fighting since rushes invasion who after nearly a year of war here is the current situation on the ground. russia controls much of

the territory east of that in the pro river, but the ukrainian counter offensive in the autumn, reclaim swathes of land in the north and south, including the key city of her song. now the front line is concentrated on the city of buck mode, which presents landscape is, has been turned to ruins by the russian offensive. look around, a gurgle which is a senior lecturer as united states study center in the university of sydney. she joined us from berlin. thank you very much for being on this news. our earlier we mentioned that china says it's got a plan to win the war. and do you have any idea of what that could be? well, everyone a eager to hear what that plan is, but certainly we know where china has been for the past year, and that has been a position that was announced just in the lead up to the war in ukraine when russia and china wailed what was been announced as the no limit strategic partnership.

it's hard to see how this could be a plan that would be sort of neutral party plan that is willing to really push and kind of make an effort towards the peaceful resolution. what's more, we are hearing the, the announcement of some sort of peace plan when at the same time, we've also heard some news that china was doing with the idea of supplying weapons to russia. something that hasn't been happening that far. but obviously that happened than any sort of plan of kind of proposing piece would be seen as completely incredible. i mean, how would that you have china to go ahead and give arms to, to russia? how would that impact the war? i mean, they would obviously give russians a major advantage, wouldn't it? well, for sure, china, his already attitude is a bit of a lifeline to russia. given the unprecedented magnitude and extent of

sanction that russia has been facing from the united states, from europe and several important indo pacific economies. but this would just step it up to the next level. it would just mean committing to buying more gas or oil. they wouldn't be basically being part, it's a kind of 3rd party of the complaint that is going on in ukraine. and certainly we have to understand that russia has been suffering quite heavy losses when it comes to their equipment. the overall material that has been expended in ukraine has been quite significant. so certainly this would be a significant change in terms of what trasha could be having and what it would be capable of doing. yes, certainly one year on from the invasion. i mean, now just both sides or just grinding it out. is it

a style might at this point in time? well, in the world of academy, and i think commentary tech think that there is a consensus now that they swore is currently in a phase of being a war of attrition. so in essence, what you're alluding to the kind of grinding get out to sort of very incremental changes on the field is what we've been seeing for the past at least several months . and certainly since that big counter offensive that the ukranian military had been able to mount back in september. so what the next couple of months we'll deliver is we are already seeing some form of mobilization part of russia. we've already seen that some of these potential detraction where we are increasingly hearing that front might be extending as far as beller would send down

to more. but also now with the delivery of weapons that the width promise to crane ukrainian military certainly doing what it can to try to reclaim as much of the occupied territory in the, in the coming months of spring. okay, we will have to leave it there. thank you. so much for your time that is gone. a good senior lecture at united states study center in the university of sydney. thank you. measure we have a week long special series on the far reaching consequences of the ukraine war a year into the conflict. make sure you tune in after this. we will explore both sides, military strategies and how the war is fueling and new global arms. rice, or to other news, and more than 2 weeks after a toxic train crash in ohio. residents are still waiting to hear what calls the derailment. the u. s. president joe biden has waded into the ro, telling train,

operate in norfolk southern to clean it's miss up transportation secretary paid bridge has to have the crash size. the national transportation safety board is set to release a preliminary report on the derailment on thursday, the residence of the town have reported symptoms like sore throats and headaches. though officials say the water and ia safe, but we're going to go live now to heidi ger castro. who is in east palestine. now, the national transportation safety board is literally says, preliminary findings today. what are we expecting from that time we just got that report released minutes ago and fact. and their preliminary findings are that, 1st of all, the train was traveling at a normal rate of speed and the engineers. the conductors had attempted to stop it earlier, because there were warnings on the track that there was an overheating wheel bearing,

which ultimately failed. leading to the derailment. the ceremony that happened on february 3rd lead to no injuries or deaths, but it did lead to this hazardous waste of spill of $435.00 leaders of vinyl chloride, which is a very toxic chemical use to make artificial leather among other plastics. well, that was unstable, it could have erupt into flames. and so a few days after the derailment, it was decided by the railroad company and local responders to have a control burn for that chemical to be released into the air. but to be dissipated by fire. course we saw that huge womb of toxic smoke about 2000. some residents were commanded to evacuate this entire town of east palestine. was a ghost town when that happened. and the rural company said it was a success. which brings us to the question then why these health concerns which you

mention people reporting now of headaches of burning sensation, animals getting sick even in fact, in the days right after that for not more than 3000 fish died in the surrounding waterways. all of those are obviously concerning people as they're showing up now trying to get those health concerns addressed. and now the environmental protection agency, of course, as it's continuing to monitor the situation, they say they have not detected any harmful comp chemicals in the air or the water . but the people here are still very hesitant to believe that. how do you, how was the clean up going though, you know, obviously you know, $435.00 latest is a lot to, to try and more pop we're is it at, at the moment? that's right, because i, you know, the soil that it was leached in to remain still at the site. in fact, i was just there

a few hours ago though they're on company. what is criticized her 1st. reconstructing the rails in order to get the train back up and running, making more money prior to removing the contaminated soil, which is still there nearly 3 weeks later. so norfolk southern, as the natalie natalie terminated soil also it is being watched by the e a which has ordered that they clean this up, all else suffer some very hefty fines. thank you so much for that update. that is a heidi joke. history for us in east palestine with the us says new measures imposed at at southern border and january have led to a decrease in the number of legal crossings. john holman reports from tijuana, the united states has changed the rules for people from haiti, nicaragua, and cuba, who went to the country legally across its southern border, and then asked for asylum before they were allowed to stay while the request was

processed. that meant they were exempt from title full to, to a public health order. the u. s. has been using to refuse entry to migrants, but no more. the u. s. has done a deal with mexico ensuring they stay in that country while they wait us authority sites work to dissuade many from crossing illegally. a drop of 42 percent between december and january and hells. an example is from nikolai, were jumped the buddha fence to ask for asylum, thinking he'd be able to stay. but he was sent back to mexico. now he's in a shelter in p one. law is the your, my at, along with the, with only could i were me out with it was still in nicaragua and i found out that the tod hutus gun. i wouldn't have come with one glass of an animal that will please us authorities. liang president biden's administration perhaps had to do something the last fiscal year. there were reckless numbers of pretensions of migrants on this, the southern border. and they were under a lot of pressure,

especially from republicans to get those numbers down. the new strategy has other elements to rules, as well as penalties. one is a humanitarian pro program for applicants from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, to stay in the us for 2 years, as long as they have sponsors there. the us is place to take up to $30000.00 people a month. the new app has also been road out for those already at the buddha. allow them to book appointments with us officials, rather than wait and queues or unless controlled by non governmental agencies. but those we talked to in the same shelter as unhealthy, having problems using the up especially getting the confirmation email. they said needed for the appointment. but if you look up, i lost my appointment on the 1st february because the confirmation email didn't arrive. all it says is system error, system error. but pastor albert roberto, who's in charge of the shelter still thinks it's

a good idea. he just needs to be modified server things. not been is going to go down because people are entering into the app and they know that there's a legal process that they're going to do it. so they're not going to hire coyotes and then end up being kidnapping human traffic. and it's going to go down because you have an access how to, how to do it. literally, it's going to bring security for the life of the immigrants and also for, for the border. and here from the can, i was, he's now trying to use the app. waking up at 3 in the morning to try and book his spoke so far. he's had no luck. john holman, out visitor tiquana. ah . l is typhus, ford here as peter. thank you. so much we'll begin with the champions league and manchester city were made to pay for not taking their chances against leipzig. the 1st make finished all square in germany, while in san milan for control of their tie against porto. david stokes rounds up

the action. we deserve that. we saw some dodgy defending in the champions league on tuesday. a wednesday was no different life. 6 loose pass gifted the 18 go to re add mores to put manchester city ahead in germany. but despite dominating possession, city missed several chances to pull further. claire with earling holland, having an unusually quiet night. it cost them eventually when you're sca gaudio headed in for like sig, who had been on a full game winning streak in the competition. 21 year old defender leaping, highest to level things up. oh, ill caught you and again would have restored city's lead straight to wait. had it not been for the quick reflexes of leipzig keeper, yamil plastic it finished 11 and afterwards city boss pet. guardiola did his best. the chair up his players ahead of the 2nd leg of manchester as they continued their quest to win the trophy for the 1st time,

there was down this way you had done that to his up. it was really good to give you think it to pull the like it does a minute. it wednesdays or the game into milan beat port i won ill at the sunset road. substitute romilly le caca getting the only go with 4 minutes left after port i had been reduced to 10 men. finally, the italians with the advantage heading into the 2nd leg in portugal in 3 weeks time. david stokes out his era. if the 1st leg was anything to go by, we could be in for quite a night at old trafford. later manchester united take on ball selena for a place in the last 16 of the euroleague. besides played out a thrilling tool draw with the new camp last week, leaving thus tight wide open. united one. this competition 2017. that's also the last time they lifted a trophy. although they have a chance at silverware on sunday when they play new castle in the league cup final every day we won't give a bit of

a frozen of ourselves. and we are sure when you fish such big teams as by sooner you have to play your best. otherwise you don't have a chance. and so we want to get through to come to the next round. so you're really how we have to get the best performance from decisions and we believe in it and looking forward to it. barcelona coach, chevy says united are one of the best teams in europe right now. boss, i do have a good recent record against them though. they are, i'm beaten in their last 5 matches against man. you, but the spanish league leaders are missing. t midfield is gabby who was suspended and paid re who's injured. but okay, you are more than a woman though, the form of a shot of the last. i think we come here in good shape despite the players. we're missing, but that's no excuse. we're gonna try and put our best foot forward. it's clear that manchester united are having a best moment they've had for quite a few years and it's going to be tough. but i think that we've got the team to get through to the next round. panama have secured the final spots for the women's

world cup of the beating paraguay one. nope, lena said anteaus header, securing victory in the qualifying, helping hamilton, museum animals players and coaching team going wild at full time. it's the 1st time they've qualified for the world cup. they will be one of 6 teams from the conic f region. he is how the teams will line up in australia and new zealand in july, panama. go into group f with brazil, jamaica, and france. thanks to the expanded 32 team format, they are one of 8 countries that will make their world cap debut fella, debbie towns, portugal and vietnam face a tough, challenging group e against the netherlands. and the united states who are the defending champions on to tennis. now and top seed andre ru, blair has been knocked out of the cutter open in the quarter finals, the 2020 champion last to check player unit hitchcock, who pulled off the biggest win of his career by ranking. the hedge girl winning $0.02 to $1.00 of the meeting,

a player in the top 5 for the 1st time. and he's heading to the semi's, where he'll meet 3 time grand slam champion, andy murray, who has just beaten alexandra mueller in his school to final russian competitor, daniel med verbal phase, australia's christopher o'connell in. he's called a final shortly. he's trying to make it back to back tournament, wins off to victory at the rotterdam open. the russian be great. britain's liam brody in his opening match on wednesday, coming through in straight sets spanish top seed. carlos al cortes is in to round to of the rio open after been delayed by rain. the defending champion came back to rev. comfortable when of a brazilian metis alvarez. 6464. next up, he'll face italy's fabulous, funny, 19 year old al careers won the argentine opened last week of the building 3 months out injured. the women's tour is in dubai, where french open finalist cocoa golf has reached the last for the 19 year old beat fellow american madison

t. 6275. next up for golf is one of the one easiest fiance who was given a walk over of her call to final opponent, withdrew through illness. organizers of golf and championship, i have decided to allow players on the live series to compete this year, including the reigning champion, cameron smith, the other former opened winners on the love circle, full mickleson henry extension, and louis were stadium. this wasn't guaranteed, given that lived players have all been banned by the pga tour in the united states . and other major win at the 2018 masters champion. patrick reed has welcome the news he'll be able to compete had royal liverpool in july. it's always great to build my majors especially, you know, the open, i feel like it's a true testing or something so different or used to was exciting to see that news. but honestly, as a major champions, you would think that you'd still be in the event. so, you know, or just just happy to do the right thing and hopefully go out and play well in

those events again. for me to one seems have begun testing. they call it the head of the new season, which starts in just over weeks time in bahrain, defending champion max for stopping was quickest in the early session on day one, the freight book, the dutch driver, completed 71 lapse of the ball, rain international circuit for always call of science more 2nd, fastest, more than a quarter of a 2nd or for stop. and the 2nd session is going on right now in october. if one will, once again hold a growing prius cutter, where there's a huge following for motor sport as sale malik has been finding out on the streets of the sale. ah a

oh, there's a little about that. you can see that when you make time, right. let me read it to amend it would take the admission involving rally on the one cause a photo d v by the one with hopefully at the end of the year when the rate in there we can see many in fact, i think growing because book britain is the home of the deck already chunk enough? there are a lot a now a free. we had such a great reception when we came for the free that we feel a whole me. and i think that the middle east generally has really embraced at home to the one. there's

a fine be here for performance cars. you can see it from the hyper ford cars that are on display, i think would integrate with . all right, i'll see you again later, the most needs. thank you very much paid. well, that is all from a tom mccrae for this news out, but i will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news. ah

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