for enough, in that moment the psychologist say in the upheaval of the earthquakes aftermath, children are particularly vulnerable. the president of the turkish red crescent says it's ability to provide mental health services to survivors is co, humble, considering the enormous need required in the coming weeks, months and years. ah israel's employees, hundreds of additional soldiers as tensions rise in the occupied westbank. but to israeli settlers and one palestinian dead. aah! i'm on the inside dissolves their ally from dough are also coming up. how to clean

up 18000 football fields of rubble in turkey in the wake of 2 devastating earthquakes. 61 people around in the mediterranean trying to reach europe while elite is train criticism on them migration policy. and turning up the heat own trees in the american north west will visit one of the biggest climate change experiments in the world. ah, was re, forces have deployed hundreds of additional troops to the occupied westbank in response to an escalation of violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot and killed in the city of nobliss, israeli forces, se there's still searching for palestinian suspects with some settlers responded by burning down palestinian homes overnight. latest pictures from the area show large scale damage cause to palestinian homes and businesses. settlers protected by

israeli forces also set fire to dozens of vehicles belonging to the palestinians. one palestinian was killed, hundreds happen injured. sarah chorus begins are coverage from west jerusalem. this is where the attack happened in the town of hawaii in the occupied west bank. 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shots while driving in a call is ready forced to say they're looking for palestinian suspects. authorities immediately set up temp pre checkpoints and close existing ones in the area just south of nablus. unfortunately. but there with, when did he go out that, you know, if you've rarely, we will not be filing, we will do everything and i will follow up with our roof to do them. make sure that the grading period safety even the end of his rope. shortly after the shooting, israeli settlers in nearby areas burned down several palestinian homes. many have been injured since the installer was at israel's new fall, right?

government has approved the expansion of thousands of new legal settler homes. it says in response to this year's attacks, sunday shooting happened while a u. s. broke could meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. he concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex on last compound and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction. during sunday's cabinet me thing is ray lead has promised to fast track a bill that will allow the courts to impose the death penalty for offenses, including attacks on his radio to me. one of many exploited measures being brought in by israel's far right government. that is showing no sign of working towards a 2 state solution with the palestinians, or sarah carrots is now life for us in ramallah. sarah,

i want to start with what happened in who are last night because looking at the pictures from there this morning, it looks like a city this just been destroyed. tell us exactly what happened and why. that's right. molina, it's pretty much what's happened soon. also the palestinian killed to israeli settlers. the settlers in the nearby areas and close the o. r a said that they will be carrying out revenge attacks and they cooled on march . where many of them gathered they taught hundreds of calls, palestine in cause palestinian homes and palestinian shops. and in that process there was a 37 year old palestinian that was shot dead by an israeli settlers. that just gives you an idea of what was happening over night and into today, obviously palestinians in the area or say very, extremely scared. of course, for 3 days of shut down of stores of homes that been sending messages through

social media warning. anyone in hawaii and in areas close by, which is all south of not bless to say in doors, there were also reports of targeting any call with a palestinian number plate that's going through palestinian cause in the area and occupied with by and since how palestinian number plates, some of those that come in from occupied east jerusalem will have his ready number plates of their even targeting cause based on where they think that from so that just gives you an idea of how hence the situation is here. and how was the area where the attack happened by the palestinian that shot dead to settlers is a road. it's a main road that connects the north center and south of occupied west bank together with many settlers passing through that road to arrive at the settlement. so supplement, saw illegal on the international law. so it's a very tense situation and even on my way here, you could see a step up in israeli security as well. yeah,

i mean that's my next question to you. how exactly have israelis responded to the events of 24 hours? she well, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited the settler family. the 2 settlers that were killed were brothers. but after that, he did release the statement calling on israeli settlers to not take the matter into their own hands. he said, he said needs that to the israeli police and military, but what they have some israel husband is it step up? it's security. it's just barely this morning. they said that they will increase the number of soldiers and police by sending to new battalions and a battalion average is about a 1000. so just say looking at 2000 more on the streets of occupied was fine. can you definitely sense that increase and security those thing just coming over here

now, but the concern that palestinians have is who is going to protect them because you have israeli set loose carrying out these attacks when under the watchful eye of israeli forces some of those attacks but will happening last night, these ready forces were standing then didn't really do much, didn't really do much to prevent prevent. and in fact, if anything they were throwing take us into the area. so there's a feeling that the palestinians who say that there's going to be no right percussion, when the israeli settlers do carry out these type co, r a was attacked last year around september into october. 8 at a time when a couple of palestinians rule, so kit killed by the settler attacks. so it's an area that has had a lot of tension before. thank you for that 3rd hired there for us live in ramallah . well, we can actually speak to a resident of who are us, don, mar, join just now. he can hopefully share with us a bit more about what he saw last night. thank you so much for taking the time to

speak to us on al jazeera. as i said, you are resident of war. can you tell me in your own words, what, what happened to you last night? we want to and everybody, and thanks for hosting media. i actually, yesterday we have witnessed a new level of lighting set does, grimes, where they aggressively attack and everything on the ground. i mean, i mean literally, i mean shops, people, so markets house houses, trees, gars in, gar spares. busy got us been there, try to, to enter the house as they burned almost everything. there were 100 percent protected by the israeli army. and it is

a new way of express and expressing their, the ongoing tools make a barbarian actions on the ground where they are protected by the police and the army. and an additional battalion of the day as the army came yesterday to protect them while they were expressing the unguarded by burning everything on the ground. it was a very, very new level, new way of securing people while there are damaging and destroying and demolishing and burning ever seeing it was any really but a body. and yesterday we know one man, one palestinian man died a 37 year old man as result of what happened. can you tell us more about the damage inflicted on your town? how many businesses were affected? i even animals, goats were targeted by the fires. yes. unfortunately,

they the motto yesterday was shot by those barbarians. while he was defending his house, defending his family, his children, while he was trying to, to stop them not to entering his house. and, and more than a 100 of people were injured and suffer suffocating by few guys by the actions there were did by, by those the settlers they were ready to demolish, to burn too almost to kill. unfortunately, they can't even do it. just like you said, goal, it's on sheeps in some, some areas and whole lot of somebody in it. yesterday they, they hit the man with the items logged on. his head is now in the, in the operations in the hospital, in the video hospital. and they're trying to withdraw to revive him. unfortunately, they did an ethnic cleansing. i can describe it like

a birth symbol. it's an ethnic cleansing, and i was out to and, and says, sorry to interpret. can you tell us where, where this is? randy faust is present. what, what exactly were they doing? they were walking just like 20 meters behind those settlers, or 50 meters behind or sickness in order to predict them. oh, if uh, from any defending actions and all that he's coming to my house. he went to burnett . you want to to tell me and i'm not supposed to do anything, just only one thing to wait and witness him. getting might getting me. my family, my children, when my house and to smash and demolish everything, run the trees that my cars. and i'm supposed to just to start very just like walking, looking sorry. how do you feel this morning?

how do you feel going out on the streets? witnessing, buildings, shops. i've been down to one another. actually a lot and that was one of the army, dogs and brigade everywhere the, the big chose and the videos. and what i saw this morning is really at 80 said the millions of dollars was burned yesterday. and i mean at the loss is very huge. the loss is very big. i mean, financially, it's a very, very big loss. said, says cars 3 is sorry. i just want to say thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us saddam, i'm our resident off who are speaking to us. thank you.

while the u. s. broken talks in jordan have been opposed by several palestinian factions. how much says the meeting will only help israel to cover up its crimes in the occupied territory and won't change anything for the palestinians. the thinking of which we strongly condemn the palestinian authorities participation in the secure he meeting with design and occupation. kaba. this meeting aims to curb the intifada when the revolution of our palestinian people in the west bank and jerusalem. this participation means that the security coordination between the occupation and the palestinian authority is very strong and is not suspended. like the authority announced. this meeting is against national unity and represent lease and powerful leadership in the palestinian authority. what is required is to hold a regional arab summit to support our people and the resistance against foreign minister. how's arrived in damascus for the 1st time since the start of the syrian civil war? some asia creed says that comes a day to syrian president busha la side match with members of the arab league.

syria was of course, suspended from the group back in 2011 after us had conducted a crackdown on mass protests against his for ah, in turkey has stepped up efforts to clear away the mountains of rubble as 3 weeks after 2 devastating earthquakes. equipment has been sent to the affected areas as thou, concerns about people's health. theresa by reports from carmel, marsh, rubble, dust and loss are everywhere in so this tend to kia these days. in guy that man might out or thought he'd have already started nuclear, the rubble but net amine says she cannot forget what she has lost and comes here every day where her home one stood at your curb. if we removed my mother and father

from the rubble, only my father was alive every day, i come to the same place to see if i can find their belongings just to have a memory clearing away, the mountains of rebel is a daunting task because it is everywhere in this part of the country, trucks have unloaded tongs of rabble all around this area, creating this mountains that you can see right behind me removing the degrees from the center of the city is a huge challenge. according to the united nations, the volume of the rubble that needs to be removed, all put together would cover an area over round 100 square kilometers or over $18000.00 football fields. the turkish government says the rubble will be removed and processed without harming the environment. and the people but environmental groups have express fears about possible contamination. there is also

health concerns about the presence of afaik, dust and mineral that could cause cancer which was permitted to use into kia until 2014. this map shows that as well that was detected in the areas affected by the earthquakes in the city of hatha, patients are showing up non stop at this feel hospital set up by the indonesian government. many are coming for regular checkups, but others with respiratory difficulties. doctor cornell into one says the clean up process is crucial to prevent. he sees people must be a coffer by air, must be given the, the mass, if there's a community surrounding the, the ramble. before they start to clean the rumble of the cleaning of the rambles makes the dash is effect. the people are premier league or after respiratory

problems to to you struggling to cope with a scale of the disaster caused by the earthquakes. removing the rubber is only the 1st step of the likely many challenges ahead. bill. he said, well, i'll just see that i can, i'm on my dash turkey still hand on our de zera foldable phones and 16 connections will take you to barcelona. what will the latest attack is on display at my bow? well, ah hello, we have a tropical cyclone in the south pacific moving very close to a van. what 2 more on that later we're looking at some lively storms just around them lay peninsula over the next couple of days, ne monsoon really gathering. and you'll see some big and sundry showers just coming

down towards column pool singapore, we could see some localized flooding here. then as a result of these heavy doubt balls which actually do become even more expansive as we push away into wednesday. so some really heavy showers running across northern parts of smarter by the state. north of that still want to share was there to northern areas the vietnam, much of indo china will the trial and the usual scattering as house across range of malaysia, pushing down into indonesia, some heavy t as they're just around java showing up as a very heavy shower, so we have across the far north of australia, here is our developing tropical cycling. that is a little cycling judy and it will sink further south which towards fiji running across van. what to over the next couple of days. further west, where we are looking at those heavy showers, lingering monsoon trough, big area of low pressure there just to round northern parts of australia. and if anything that will sink further south, which as we go through where, where to stay still, where on thursday, with a likelihood of flooding in the interior. ah,

from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, the struggles that we see in the global south have come, not because of our help, but because of the harm of the global north with no host and no limitation. that's the story of climate change. it's not that we're all in it together. the people who are the most impacted in the 1st impacted or in the global side. that's always how it is part to of, as your father. and i said, raymond, fast fashion should be actually regulated, just like cigarettes, studio b unscripted on al jazeera lou. ah,

welcome back you watching al jazeera mind a thought top stories this out as really forces have deployed hundreds of additional soldiers to the occupied west bank in response to an escalation of finance. major pictures from the area showed damage cause to palestinian homes and businesses. settlers protected by authority forces also said fight dozens of vehicles belonging to the protestant egypt. foreign minister has arrived in damascus for the 1st time since the beginning of the syrian civil war. some asia crees visit comes a day off to syrian president bashar last i've met with members of the arab league and he $61.00 people including 12 children have died in a shipwreck off the coast of southern italy on saturday. more than 80 happened. rescued. officials say the boat was traveling to italy from turkey. those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. the team baba reports the aftermath of

a tragedy is they retrieved. this video shows some of the dozens of bodies which washed off on the eastern coast of calabria. this is what remains of a boat. they were all. more bodies were spotted at sea. the coast guards continued looking for survivors on sunday. it was nighttime when the vessel found it during rough weather on a rocky reef, near the result of staccato dakota ro, it was reportedly carrying as many as 150 people. many of them with an afghan stone among the dead women and children, including at least one baby. scores of people have been rescued. they are being treated for physical injuries and trauma. and his weekly address in vatican city, pope francis spoke about the victims. but he will put a, you know, the lord, i pray for each of them for the missing pretty other migrants who survived. i think those who are helping them and giving them assistance. that's the virgin mary hope . these brothers who live on the ally in president of the european commission says she's deeply saddened. i think that you, nations must quote,

redouble our efforts to coordinate the migration and asylum critic se suggestions for a common asylum system and legal migration. rates have gone nowhere for years. italy's prime minister georgia maloney has expressed her deep sorry for the deaths, blaming human traffickers and promising to block migrant c departures to prevent more disasters. charities involved in c rescues say that may be wishful thinking. people and when you say people is not a man, it's women and children. and this for the recalls, not again because children suddenly died today and people cards, no question. will they be rescued or not? the united nations is recorded more than 17000 deaths and disappearances. in the central mediterranean since 2014, in the absence of europe wide co operation, it's likely more will lose their lives trying to reach the shores of italy. the de baba al jazeera hey top tech is on display in barcelona. this week counts the

spanish city host, the annual mobile world congress. it's why the world's biggest want, as companies show off at the very latest designs, and this year they have foldable smartphones in a. i powered chat balls that nearly have minds of that. and those are the 1st day, the event is back to full strength since the coven 19 pandemic. and all very on charlie angela is there for us live in barcelona charlies. that wants everyone excited about this. yeah. well 1st, if you go to apologize for being outside instead of inside but, but the sheer number of devices that are connected inside means that we couldn't get connectivity in that. but inside it's all about the future. and over the next few days, some 80000 people from over 200 different countries are going to be looking at the products and the technology that gonna shape that future. and you're right in saying that this event started as one showcasing mobile phones. but now that mobile

phone design and development is pretty much plateaued, it's those wireless technologies that are taking over. so we'll see the launch of a few foldable phones from some chinese companies. but really, the buzz is around the tech that you can't hold the met of us, which is essentially the internet in 3 d and generative a i like chat g, b t which is creating very human like content and has a certain industries like advertising, copyrights in some journalists, slightly quaking in the yeah. tell us, tell us a little more about the mess of us to people not so familiar about and what is the future looking like? well, it seems after a very rocky 2022 in which the company matches that it was reducing its investment in the technology. it's really now becoming more of a reality. and we've hearing the 88 percent of global companies have invested in some way or another in this kind of virtual technology. so here we're seeing lots

of companies showcasing their latest online avatars ways for to transform shopping, gaming, socializing walk by creating virtual conference rooms. but also, even if things like travel where you can mimic a hotel in the virtual world experience at work, or if that somewhere you actually want to stay. but i think was really interesting here. the companies that are demonstrating the development in what's called the industrial met of us, and that's something that we won't see as consumers, but it is happening. and that is why real machines, factories, buildings, cities, even transportation grids and electricity hubs are being created also in the virtual well creating essentially a digital twin. now the idea is that in a digital environment, the programmers can identify any problems, any issues that can arise, they can increase production and,

and that is what's going to be transforming our lives. but behind the scenes, really interesting to talk to you johnny angela. there for us at the mobile world congress in asana. now the results of nigeria is presidential election are beginning to come in ballads have been counted in wants become the tightest race in decades. voting was extended into sunday um to some areas face delays or matessa reports from a new group in the southeast. i remember there is cautious optimism across nigeria as people wait for the final official election results. o voting took place in a few parts of the country on sunday, with technical glitches and isolated cases of violence disrupt to polls the day before. some of those who voted, hope results will be announced soon. you should begin with fee of a move gets refused to mix malicious free bay and fussed up so got everybody. so would let you on hold on get different jobs to the needs of it is mentally flip our

real for the comments of all societies. nigeria election process was marked by a late start here. any new grew in the south east and other regions. 18 presidential candidates want to lead africa, most populous nation, but only 3 are seen as having any chances of winning paula to new of the governing all progress is congress, former vice president, a 2 club, rebecca, of the main opposition. people democratic party and former a number of state governor peter o. b of the smaller labor party. but when's the presidency? whatever it also challenges to deal with turning around based running economy attack my arm groups in some regions, cash shortages as well as the high cost of living with nigerians also voted for parliamentarians to represent them for the next 4 years. if these alex cells don't go well, you have a situation where we become to boating for donations will become a destination for 80 destination for help. what at on player pots in joining to

contribute to development. nigeria is also struggling with a separatist movement, kidnappings for ransom conflict between headers and farmers, corruption, poverty, and unemployment issues. people here want to dressed anciently harder matessa alger integral nigeria, and one of the largest climate change experiments on the planet is underway in minnesota researches in the u. s. to trying to understand how climate change will affect the regions nature and wildlife. john hendern explains from minnesota deep in northern minnesota snow covered chippewa national forest. there is a kind of time machine. stephen sebastian's job is to peer into the future. it really is a world class research facility for understanding the effects of what we expect to happen in the future. within the forest lies a plot of government land called the marcell experimental forest,

where the us forest service in oregon national laboratories have built 10 silo like structures inside researchers raise the temperature from 0 to 9 degrees celsius to simulate different levels of global warming. half the chambers also add varying levels of carbon monoxide to mimic expected future increases of the greenhouse gas from human activity. then they watch what happens. it's not encouraging. the trees are not doing as well as they're doing in the and woman closures. some of are actually dying from the conditions that are too harsh to harsh for those trees to continue to grow. that's not as bad for the trees. minnesota lies at the southern end of a peat built that stretches into the arctic its frozen cover trapping 12000 years and plant build ups into the glaciers of melted. p is this like spongy, awesome soil substance. that can be thousands of years old. slowly, slowly decomposing, or as we think about like climate change,

basically storing carbon, storing that carbon is an important job. this ground is covered in p plant material that goes down for meters. p covers about 3 percent of the world's land surface, but it stores a 3rd to half of the soil carbon in the world. so as temperatures go up, it goes from being a store of carbon to release or that just makes. ready world hotter, faster inside the enclosures, it's already happening. we are seen essentially the worst case scenario we're seeing. busy we expected, but it's real. you do a little bit of warming and it starts to d, stabilize the system. the experiment suggests that if global temperatures rise just a few degrees more enough to begin melting the world's paint land. decomposing, pete could eventually release more greenhouse gases than they store accelerating climate change in setting.