you debbie, i'm spent on how to dara. ah, this was the wrong to keep children away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no mother, no father figures. they put us in a big playroom and we certainly look after ourselves. i don't remember the children's names, but i'll never forget the christ. canada's dark secret analogies era. lou following talks with the un nuclear watchdog chief in tehran, iran agrees to restore monitoring and verification capacities and it's nuclear facilities.

ah, terry johnston misses out, is there a life and don't also coming up. another wave of mystery gas poisonings across iran puts hundreds more school girls in hospital intense street fighting in the besieged, ukrainian city of buck moods as rushes, wagner mercenary groups. as a devastated cities surrounded by testers, returned to the streets in israel as thousands call for an end to the government's plans to limit the supreme court's powers. ah, the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog has announced more inspections at the rounds auto nuclear plant. and installation of new monitoring equipment at the facility. i shall go see maybe announcement after meeting at present abraham racy in tehran to discuss iran's nuclear program. next toxic has more. in an i e,

a quarterly report late last week. the nuclear watchdog, saturday inspectors found particles, the uranium in iran and rich to near weapons grade. returning from a visit to terran, the organizations chief said that did not mean iran was actually producing such material. there has not been production or accumulation of uranium at that level, which is a very high level of course, sixty's already very high. but as i said, we had and we ways and means to inspect it. weapons great. uranium is enriched and 90 percent. iran said the finding of 83.7 percent at one of its sites was an unintended fluctuation. that ham on good. in their report, they mentioned particles of 84 percent. there is not a enrichment activity at that level. there was no in which you by name above 60 percent. this ambiguity has been somehow resolved. it all comes at

a sensitive time with attempts to restore the joint comprehensive plan of action. the nuclear deal signed with terran in 2015. then president trump withdrew unilaterally from the j. c, p. o, a in 2018, and imposed multiple sanctions on iran. the aga goes, alicia, we want to continue our relations with the i, a e, a for the agency to be able to perform its duties. regarding yvonne's nuclear program within the framework of the comprehensive safeguards agreement, we stretch the need to avoid issues that would hit adolescence with the i a. e. a rainy and president abraham racy echo the sentiments in his meeting with the i a e . a head that warned a ron's rights had to be respected. last week, the c i a director william burns express concern about iran's nuclear program. we don't see evidence that they made a decision to resume go weapon ization program. but the other dimensions of the

challenge i think are growing at a worrisome pace to darren is always maintained. it's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes like toxic. how does air but it spring in miles upon the now he's a senior fellow at the washington dc office of the center of non proliferation studies. he joins us from washington, d. c. welcome to the program. so what does this announcement of more inspections signify in terms of negotiations over an iran nuclear deal? how do you see it? well, i think we have to be a little skeptical of the. i mean, 1st of all, i want to credit the director general for making his trip for trying to find a resolution to these issues. he's been dogging it trying to find a solution to these issues. ah, but the timing of this visit and his announcement is a little suspicious. a coming as it does just before and i a board meeting were the iranians were expected to be censured for their lack of compliance with various

aspects of iaa inspections. and so, oh, we're gonna have to see what they actually follow through on right now. it's out of the agreements at a very general level. ah, the, the director general was very clear that further technical negotiations were needed to turn this into reality. so we're going to see whether the iranians just kind of track that out ah, to avoid censure at the idea or if they're serious for change. nonetheless, that, to what extent does this help to move negotiations forward in some way? well, if they implement the agreement, that would be as that would be very helpful to the negotiations because it all, it all depends on the details, frankly, because one of the key aspects was there were 3 areas, 3 locations were suspect, particles of enriched uranium, were found in the radians of never offered an explanation for that ah, and united states and other key european members of the negotiations have made

clear that that was say, a cynic, what not for going forward with the talks that they needed some explanation of what the iranians were doing so if they actually allowed i e, inspectors to see those sites and provided explanations that would go a long way towards restoring hopes for the deal. right. so a little 2nd because i didn't give them what you say them in getting forward that i mean, how does the rainy leadership but god, the 2015 euclidean which collapsing 2018. where do we go from here? well the, the uranium government, particularly under that the new president has, ah, been very slow in are they kind of we, they're very close to a deal of before the new president took office and then the new leadership backed away from it and started introducing new conditions and so it's not clear if, if this is a real change of heart, or it's just a temporary a tactic, ah, my suspicions are that given that russia at marauder now cooperating so closely and

rushes now is a primitive member, the security council lead iranians think they have some cover for moving forward with their program. so i'm skeptical that we'll see real progress, but i will hope to be proven wrong. miles from pat. we appreciate your time here now to sierra. thank you. thanks. was saying in iran, protests have been held in a capitol to rog. afternoon wave was suspected gas poisonings put hundreds more school girls in hospital a series of gas attacks have been reported in schools across the country prison. abraham racy has blamed the mysterious incidents on errands enemies thought to jabar has more from tara, ah no anger, frustration and fear. this is the scene at a local hospital in puck dashed in the southern part of the capitol on saturday. 3

girls schools were attacked on the same day using what suspected to have been poisonous gas. at least 250 students were taken to hospital in the city of cove art near the southern city of shiraz, paramedics tell these girls. don't be afraid. just breathe with semi official news agencies reported attacks in at least 15 provinces all on saturday. human rights groups in the country say at least 40 schools came under attack. parents are demanding answers from authorities, and some came to an education ministry office in the capitol. the president has task the interior ministry with investigating the attacks they've been happening repeatedly since november, affecting more than 1500 girls abraham racy blamed what he called foreign elements . hot, i got it all the time. all about of here for my daughter, one regarding what's happening in schools. this is an attempt to create fear and

disappointment among our children and people. the enemies trying to create insecurity. these attacks have increased rapidly across the country during the past week. no arrests have been made yet. it is now clear girl's education is under attack in a country with one of the highest literacy rates among women in the middle east. these incidents may not change that fact. they have succeeded in creating panic. and here among many parents and school girls in iran, doors such avari alpha 0 there on the ukranian officials in butler se there's intense street fighting the besieged eastern city. a russia has not taken control of off the rushes. wagner mercy, said it had surrounded the city of the remaining 3000 civilians. there are living in shelters without access to gas, electricity, or water. 50 population was once more than 73000 high faucet reports.

the ukraine is still fighting for black moods, but that fight is looking ever more desperate. the command is here, say russia is now sending its most prepared troops to the front, having sacrificed conscripts for months, and then increasing the capabilities of their own frontline defenses as become, quote, problematic. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group has warned them to get out while they still have one road left to use the remote like in sure they are trying to beg the ukrainian army to leave bach moot. so he would stop defending the city. they hope to get the city without big losses, but they've lost so many people. the catastrophe for the wagner group and the russian army is inevitable. wagner founder says he's with his troops near back moot . and he had his own grim message, but his ukrainian opponents probably shot no part of. we are sending another

shipment of ukrainian army fighters home and they pulled bravely and pet. that's why this latest track will take them back to their motherland. regression is publicly criticized rushes defense minister, so gay should do, for the many failures of the military campaign so far, perhaps no coincidence then, with the capture of back moot seemingly in sight. he too should be in easton, ukraine. in western levin, ukraine's president was meeting the president of the european parliament. rebecca met sola called for speedy talks on ukraine's you membership investigations into accountability for alleged russian war crimes and further military support. ukraine needs the weapons to defend themselves, but we have already given 2100000 euros to be specific to your crime, but it is clear that all is needed. if we wanted to have a safe euro, if we need to have a savior, grain has no safety to be found in moods. a town of more than 70000 people has been

reduced to this about 3000 there estimated to remain among them. kennedy and natalia scavenging for what they can to survive produce the be just when there are problems with food. natalia says, humanitarian aid is given to us only once a month. there's no electricity, no water, no gas. we burn woods says can i do the beast? it's warmer if russia does soon prevail in buck moods after 6 months of attrition, there's little less to claim as a prize. natalia says she can only pray that whoever does remain here will survive . he will sit al jazeera, thousands of people in israel have protested for the night's consecutive week against government's plans to overhaul the judiciary. say the proposed reforms will reduce the powers of the supreme court. crowds also spoke out against israeli rates of the kill dozens of palestinians, sailors, national security minister mart linda there. hopefully to quote,

sharpen the handling of protested. there was iran, calm was the protest, the national security minute say to my bank of is letter ordering a hard lying stones towards these protest is angered many here, but if he thought it was going to pull them off from coming, it hasn't just take a look at the number we've been covering these protests for a while now. at that peak in television, about 130000 people out on the streets. it's likely that, that still a number of people here today, probably even more in their protesting in places like television in haifa, in western islam across 95 locations, about 300000 people in total. now the crackdown on wednesday against the protest alarm people as a 1st time routine stun grenades. we've seen water cannons here in a tel aviv and that really shocked people. now it,

the more bend of it is actually in an operation center in a television he's overseeing everything himself. and this is also something that the protest, the site is anti democratic. they've issued a statement, they say in response to the letter. this is an attempt to home freedom. i'm protest, i'm freedom of expression by a convicted terrorist. he's trying to turn the police into a political militia, though large against hundreds of thousands. he will go to protest and attempt that will fail miserably miserably. so a very defined attitude from the protesters rules i've been hearing from senior police officer as well, who have said his actions all political interference into the way the police operates ahead here on al jazeera former us president donald trump address is a charing crowd of conservatives. in maryland, as a contest to select the republican party. 2024 presidential candidate. what's up?

i got a breach. i'm michelle moving harvey at moscow's bushway theater. and i'll tell you how russian artists are reacting to mr. being imposed ah hello, the weather. still looking a little lively across north america, we have got this massive cloud that's the same system. brought the severe storms across a deep south pushing up into the northeast corner, significant snowfall. they're still in place across new england, eastern parts of canada that now in the process of pulling out of the way central air is not too bad. we have got more the way of wet and when she weather coming back in across the west coast, there is some pieces of verbiage. columbia could see a snow flurry or 2. now does the snow comes down across washington state, oregon, northern parts of california,

still not out of the woods here. as far as our winter weather continues monday, still sing a little more snow when it becomes a little more widespread over the rockies by that state. more snow pushing back up towards the lakes right on the southern flank of that try to warm up along the eastern seaboard. they see around 17 degrees celsius with some sunshine carrier such i mean while across the caribbean, looking get here over the next few days. see a one or 2 showers just i, which was east side of the region, perhaps a shower, little more widespread there for costa rica to be could see some wet weather. it is pushing up into nicaragua. some parts of mexico was a catching a shower too. but the north of that, it's dry ah, the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right. extreme is there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the 3 of the opposition concerned about this rubbish more between

turkey, anthea goes on really room few are key. this is some sort of math frank assessments. you know, that was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for him, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. ah ah, he without a 0 reminder of our main stories. now, protests had been held in iran's capital, tehran after new wave of suspected gas poisonings, but hundreds more school girls in hospital or seals of gas attacks have been reported in schools across the country. tens of thousands of his rallies have

gathered for 9th consecutive week against the government's proposed judicial reforms. the changes would reduce the powers of the supreme court and the u. s. a former president donald trump has addressed attendees at the conservative political action conference in knoxville. the gathering includes many top ranking members of the republican party. trump is running again for reelection in 2024. we will expel the war mongers. they are people that don't get it, although in some cases they get it. they get it for their wallets and we can't do that. we can't let that happen. we will drive out that low ballast. we will cast out the garbage. we will throw off the political class that hates our country. they actually hate our country, no walls, no borders, bad elections, no voter id. we will beat the democrats, we will route the fake news media we will expose and appropriately deal with the

rhinos. we will evict joe biden from the white house was get more and they said that speak to alan fish, and now he joins us live from oxen hill in maryland. so we've heard some of what donald trump has been saying, how will this a potential republican rivals his rivals for the presidential runs, be viewing all this? well, the, my will take heart from the fight. if you look at the whole at normally this will be packed for speech by donald trump and you can sport. there are several empty seats. he just hasn't brought the numbers that he has in previous years. but those that are here are very much trump supporters. he gets a great response when he talks about what he did during his time in office. he is, of course, talks about the things that we normally hear from him that he pulled better than any sitting president and one the 2020 election didn't go off on that as much as he has in the past, which perhaps suggests there might be maybe a realization that,

that turns off independent voters, he's talking about the number of investigations against him saying that those that are investigating him or radical left wing marxists or racist. and that the reason that they're investigating him for various things, including election fraud and in georgia. and also at the way he's a handled payments to stormy daniels before the 2016 election. that is all being geared to try and stop him running in 2024. i asked for the republicans who are running against them. they may well look at this whole, i may well look at the store full of the 2000 or so people he of the voted and 60 percent of them. 62 percent of them. in fact said that they would back donald trump for the republican nomination. the closest anyone else got was ron de santis, who hasn't cleared yet many people think he will. he's the florida governor and he came in at 20 per cent. and many of the me, well think that of donald trump has got that level of support among the grassroots

of the party. if the trump faction, the mag of faction is such a big part of the republican party who vote in the the, the primaries. it me will not be worth standing for against him of what is interested in when he talks about some of the figures in that the republican party that mitch mcconnell that brought booth from the floor. so you can see that the republican party is split at the still don't believe that donald trump, some still don't believe donald trump is the future for the party. but for the moment he certainly winning over the crowd. here at the c pack conference in maryland, would he be there for now? alan fisher. thank you. by almost one month on from the devastating turkey serial earthquakes close to 2000000 people are living in tempe shelters, will help the situation. katara is sending thousands of temporary homes that ways to house funds. june 2022 world cup phrases bo has more from it's going to

ah, 2 ships arrive in the port of his come that on in southern took ear in them. nearly 400 portable homes from cut that they were used to house fans during the walk up in the gulf state. now they provide shelter for those affected by the earthquakes last month into a key and northern syria. ah, more than a dozen other ships are on the way with more prefabricated houses, got theirs, ambassador to, to kia, says many more are coming here. my father recovery room, alabama to move in this shipped are almost 400 houses. this is the 1st approach of 10000 houses from the 1st day we continue supporting our broaders in churches in northern syria. we hope this will be suitable for the earthquake survivors. the portable houses are fully equipped and will be placed in the affected areas into kia. the united nation says that at least 1500000 people have been left homeless because of this earthquake. they are now living in 10 in containers cities but also

in trains like this one. we have heard that around 1000 people are living here. like many other areas in the southeast and part of the country is can lead on was devastated by the earthquakes, families living in the train say we have nowhere else to go and it provides shelter and protection from the cold at night by snow. so emmy out there says she's living here with her 3 children. i'll larkins may no one ever see such a night. again, it was how everyone left their homes in a hurry to survive off. there was no building on damaged. we have been here for a month now. we don't know yet how long will stay here, but if they close the trains, we will have to go to the tents. susanne go, jack says her husband works for a railway company and that's why they came here. m as good to know that a house is damaged. this was my husband's work place. we have come here to find shelter. we are grateful that they have given us the train cars. rebuilding

devastated areas is a priority for the turkish government, but it will be a while before people are able to move to a new home. that's why providing some form of housing now it's crucial to help those who have lost it all. i will, i'll defeat it. can they don't to keep a color outbreak in norfolk, syria is worsening. following last month's earthquakes. at least 3 people have died from the disease in the rebel controlled northwest, the quakes, damage, health, facilities, water sources and sanitation infrastructure. increasing the possibility of an accelerated outbreak, which i missed your commission on, in italy, beg, explains how the quakes have made a bad situation. worse. the sewage systems in the be affected areas which, which are directly affected the, the actors to clean water for the people in the area. this is jerry and the civil defense teams to warn the the people in the syria about

the outbreak of causes as 3 additional death due to the disease occurred after the devastating mix and the number of suspected cases jump to more than $500.00. these numbers are more likely to increase in the upcoming days as big duster that still hasn't completely subsided. and his president has suspended the judge because he did not imprison the suspect. it's an isn't judge association as warrant of unprecedented pressures on the judiciary. earlier thousands of supporters of this is living protested against the present case. they're accusing him of cracking down on government critics. laid dissolved pardons in 2021 and elections in december, boycotted by the opposition, accused him of a paragraph. hi dora, man. lucy may cut them the sabbath case said does not have anything to offer

judaism. people said he does not have realistic intangible solutions when he only suppresses parties, organizations and civil society finances, because he has no other options. we've asked him to provide tangible solutions that can improve our lives. this article shared ali olivia ha ha. but with all these protest, once overthrew kings, princes ben, ali i tyran, protesting is our basic democratic right. and how we confront this creeping fascism? yeah, the struggle has a cost and we are ready for that. and these 12 people have been killed by powerful storms in several southern us. states is brought gulf full sized hail, torrential, rain, and tornadoes, left more than $1000000.00 people without power. storm is now heading ne, earlier it dumped heavy snow across parts of california, leaving some people trapped in their homes. the enormity of this event is hard to comprehend. you know, we're thinking we're in southern california, but yet we have had an inundation that has really, really generated

a severe amount of anxiety, frustration, and difficulty, especially to the victims and those who are actually trapped in their own home. russian artists and performers say they're victims of a culture campaign. in the west, since russia invaded ukraine, several prominent artists have been shunned and their performance is cancel. sullivan's rapid reports from moscow's all shy theatre. 01877 by a darker ballet has continued to perform. but it takes hard work and years of training to be able to pull off the performance, which continues to come out. ah, at moscow's historic portrait theater. there's no time to think of the conflict which has dominated the airwaves. but internationally, russian art and artists are increasingly being shunned. ukraine has removed russian port and writer,

xander pushkin and others from most public spaces. even scientists in right is the luminous of are no longer allowed to be visible. you clean once its allies in the west to boycott russian culture as well. moscow calls it a manifestation of discrimination against russian artists and limiting cultural interaction. in recent weeks, the foreign ministry has summoned the italian and dutch ambassadors for shunning russian performers upsetting the russian artists. but they remain undeterred. fortune zack, would you made the dealer cancelling russian culture? i mean, i feel sorry pity for these people. come with them. i can't even understand who could think of counseling chikavsky, and i think these are shallow, narrow minded politicians who make decisions like that from tolstoy to chikavsky, art and culture has a special place in russian society. many countries have cancelled or restricted russian performances since the invasion ukraine. but for those who dedicated their

lives to performing arts, it's unfair for them to be dragged into politics positions and also concerned about cultural appropriation. artists are he plenary is now labeled as a ukrainian at new york's metropolitan museum of art cleans you died in 1910 in the russian empire, while ukraine, as a state only existed from 1918. critics say russian painter, even i was off ski who died in 1900, has recently been made ukrainian. ah, a star conductor of a larry go give and prominent pianist denise meant to have are no longer performing at the ox famed carnegie hall for the pro. kimberly views oh, and the metropolitan not proposed popular soprano and a trucker from a run of shoes last year for quote, not demonstrating she had seized the distance herself from president vladimir putin . in austria, canada, switzerland, and poland, soloists and orchestras have faced similar actions. the royal opera house is famous,

common garden ban, boltron valleys, london tour. distill it there was there a spar? mitch and i have from the age of 10, they start at the academy and continue like that for 3035 years. now think about it every day. from morning till evening, your work translates into tremendous physical exertion. footer western powers won't russians to distance themselves from the government. but artists too, always relied on patronage and support from the state. feel stifled but been warring people in power from a job without the 0 boltron theatre. moscow. ah, this is al jazeera, these other top stories, the head of the un nuclear watchdog has met right. net present abraham, racy over terrans nuclear program. i fell grosses visit comes days off.