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it's sport parasol. man have it all to do to get past fine music in the champions league later. but chelsea of already but their place in the quarter finals after i returning a one goal deficit to be for the settlement. ah . so we start in the occupied west bank, where hundreds of people have gathered to mourn and protest after is really forces killed 6 palestinians. ha ha. is really soldiers violently storm. the janine refugee camp on tuesday, palestinian president called it an act of all outlaw. the body of one of the men killed in geneva was carried to his home near the city of nobliss there. palestine in authorities fired tear gas on mourners after the broken agreement on the funeral procession. let's speak to nita abraham alive in jeanine about this. let's start

with what happened in nobliss. theda. help us understand why palestinian authorities would choose to disrupt palestinian funeral. the official line from the palestinian authority is that some of the foreigners thrived to take the body of the ambulance and carry in industry some num, defying their pre agreed arrangements with their families on how and we are the funeral procession would happen now on the back story of that, we know that the palestinian authority does not want to show that a mass has a strong presence in the occupied left banker or any other players, weedy. so they want to show that they're still in controls and you know that there's an internal division between fedex that's rules the occupied less bag in the form of the palestinian authority of mass, the rules, the gaza strip. so there they do the what they don't want to show that this is the situation. them have masses gaining popularity here in the streets of the occupied

westbank. we know that a mass has healed at the fedex show that gun man was killed if you're in the g need refugee camp as one of its members. saying that he's a part of a gate that belong to a we know that the palestinian security forces that the palestinian authority has off the non violent resistance. but we've been hearing from many palestinians that they want the palestinian authority to admit that they are path has failed. and that they need to do something to for a 2nd palestinians, i guess the leasing is where the rates speaking of jeanine, where you are. what's the situation like there are this evening after yesterday's raid by the israeli army. a lot of anger, frustration, and sadness. we were at the cemetery of the directv gap with seed for free stick up

dug up for the people who are some of the people who are killed on tuesday, palestinians would tell you that they feel that they're left. the house is dealing with is really with regular be getting itself and some sort of a hub for palestinian young men believe that the authority non violent with feel that they want to take up arms and why they say that israel is ready. everything waiting, music is anyways, so they might as well fight them. knit abraham live in the genie li occupied was bank. thank you very much. now 2022 was the most violent year for palestinians in the occupied west bank since the un started keeping score in 2005. that trend is continuing this year. in january 36, palestinians were killed in is really raised in refugee camps and nobliss and

janine and east jerusalem. 7 israelis and one ukrainian women were killed by palestinian government that led to several raids by israeli forces. in february 29 palestinians were killed in jericho. nobliss and horror, and 6 israelis were killed by palestinians and separate incidents. and there's been no let up of all of this in march on tuesday is really forces killed 6 palestinians in janine. neither was just telling us about that. this after is really settlers attacked palestinian homes, cars, and other property in war and was stuff a bargain is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he says the israeli rate on jeanine was a big escalation, but not unusual tackling janine was vicious and against the william houses during which they used to look up at that house. it's a very big condition,

although it's not very new. use it yet. ok. the currently the tank ok when they one play to somebody. but the over all picture is the environment. not only by the, i mean by that you got a lot of that we have seen in water when 240 cars will then buy settlers and 40 houses live, put on fire under the supervision and observation of the army. and without the bank, the stuff because it is on the policy number, but it, you know, that anyone can bypass it makes more sense. it's a serious violation of human rights. and so see that's an issue of that. i was people to be, to be about it in a dignified manner. rebecca stands for

a prime minister, iran con, have called off a plan. the election rally after his supporters were arrested for defying a ban on public gatherings. there were confrontations with police officers, a head of cons, planned election rally in the hor, just hours before the events authorities impose the ban on all demonstrations for a week of so you should stop this protest because i feel the government will take this. i think skews to stop the elections from going ahead. they are trying to create a law in order to tuition and that is why i'm asking the supporters said, you must stop the deli today. you're calling it off. that's bringing our correspondent, come, i'll hide or he joins us from le hor, where the rally was scheduled to take place. let's start with that and the band. why. how come there was a band imposed by a lot of bad just hours before this rally was supposed to take place? was that did indeed an interesting question, because them,

ron kon denounced on sunday that he would be kick starting at the election band. with that, riley here in the city of the hall, they were due to drive about fixture law from the red, and it was going to be a very riley, red sub borders coming in from across the city to join. and that particular riley. however, the government and board the new fiction after that the. busy door and off all day accept road leading to them on the far, which is where everyone can read it didn't says. and then after that there started to you and what again and here guys and back drawn the, the gadget gum there. the border of him, ron call, now we are doors there, at least one of the borders was also 100 wounded and 100 jo,

fridays were made by the police. and what many consider to be unnecessary. given the fact that ron han had said that they were acting within the ambit of the constitution. and i did demo grad date override, given the fact that budget don's election for the prevention and 70 of the pun, job robin's rigid when we all are due to take place on the 3rd year of april. and so this one's the beginning of a campaigning for that particular election and things up, gosh, turning oddly because it's the border for bass back to read the police head and run out bending stones. read them to police. then we're fighting. thea guy shows and using batt dawned to dispatch the crowd come on, give us the wider context around this because iran con has been involved in this long running power. struggle with the government, with islam about pretty much says he was ousted as prime minister last year.

absolutely after that of no gone present, then a bred a rent on the city of riley must gardner support across the country. and november he came under natasha nation, a damned and richie board and wounded. but despite dad were de better to carry on, had long march reduced edward gotta manage. and mamma bought a then called off on march because they did not worn more violent. i knew you were bidding that they would need to a lawyer in order situation. now it needed that been warning that the government was looking for an excuse to pro support into some sort of action re by the government would then be able to get an excuse to delayed or the election because the government had been shying away from the election despite the fact that enron con government, the provincial government and up on job and the high but booked on why had remained,

they were dogged up god. which of god meant that the election road after take less than 90 days. but the ruling all 4 digit and then started dragging on speed on that particular issue. they wanted or delayed the election, given the fact that iran had begun hugely popular already. many of the bi election rich opposition was hoping to win so that they will get the necessary majority in parliament or indeed precarious situation. political uncertainty at the time or the country and also going through all make christ. come on, hide a reporting, live from the hor, thank you for all that context and there's plenty more head on the news hour, including this more anger in georgia against the proposed law. the people say will silence critics and the press also find out why millions of people in south sedan, especially women, are finding it difficult to make a living. and in sports,

the world's biggest cricket ground, india and australia get ready to perform in front of a record breaking test crowd. ah, and tens of thousands of people are protesting across greece after the nations worse trained disaster. a police fired tear gas and flashbanc grenades to disperse large crowds in the capital, athens, civil servants, doctors, teachers, and transport workers have walked off the job to show their anger what they say is the crumbling state of the rail network. protesters are questioning why the government failed to pursue safety reforms. give me a shoot him, a doctor's keeping my low moon, and very angry, and not just with some one in particular, with every one that should never have happened. every one should be held accountable from the lowest to the highest. even i am responsible that i didn't

react, said this would never happen often over you know that both of them of humbleness fit the normal. of course i am angry. how could i not be? it's not just the accident, it's everything else as well as a lot of things have been building up. so people have really reached their limits. are you going to be by human? it's logical that that would be anger within society. but i believe during these moments, silence is the best option. mr. john saragossa is in athens covering all this forest john, the government is under intense pressure. we saw that to make trains safer in the country. how are they addressing that cyril? that's right. we heard the transport minister say earlier today that the railway system has been in a state of long term decline for years now, mainly due to lack of investment and maintenance. and that's partly due to greece's austerity measures from 2010 to 2018. but he said that this is now going to be addressed. there's going to be an increase this year in the budget for new and

infrastructure from $48000000.00 to $80000000.00. there's going to be a hiring of station masters so that there are always 2 at every station. whenever there's a train arrival or departure. and there's going to be a fulfillment of a 2014 contract was which was meant to have installed automated safety systems, such as automatic tracking of trains. so that you have a nationwide picture from a central control center of exactly where each train is. and which way it's headed and how fast automatic signaling and automatic braking force trains to stop when they pass a danger point. when the system judges that they shouldn't proceed, that would have saved the lives of possibly more than a 100 people on february 28th. if it had been in place in the neighbourhood of larissa, and they're also going to do more to prevent sabotaged on the tracks because there's

a long standing tradition of people. we don't know who stealing wire for the copper and with the copper why they've been cutting the fiber optic cable that runs these telemetry systems. so all of these are going to be done. we're told this contract for safety equipment will be fulfilled by the end of the year. john, the anger we're seeing in the streets to day. and since that the train crash, i should say goes beyond just the rail system, doesn't it? it does. indeed. we've spoken to a number of people who are here for other reasons, but you know, the cup float over with this is this incident. there are actors and artists whose university degrees because they are not 4 year degrees would downgraded to high school diplomas. earlier this year and they are incredulous at the fact that they are no longer considered to have a tertiary education. there are teachers who are protesting against evaluation,

which the government has been trying to bring in to the public schools for years. and there are other sectors of the economy and such as railway workers who want more hires to take place in their state sector companies so that they're not doing double and triple jobs. we heard from railway workers today who said that they are doubling up for people whose jobs have been eliminated. the hellenic railways organization is meant to have more than 2000 workers on paper. in fact, they say there are a little more than 700. so all of these people were here, mainly for economic reasons. the, the greek economy has been struggling to recover from it's long decline. remember, it was in recession for 8 years, beginning in 2010. and then came the pandemic. and now high inflation, because of energy prices during the ukraine war, and it just hasn't had

a chance to rebound, to achieve growth that will build up jobs again and better paying jobs and we have now, all of these are reasons why people are unhappy at john saragossa las reporting from athens. thank you very much. ah, ukrainian authorities have denied any involvement in the blasts of the nord stream pipelines last year. nato secretary general in stoughton berg says it's still unclear what happened is, comes in response to reports in american and german media that us intelligence has found, a pro ukrainian group was responsible for the sabotage criminal spokesman dmitri prescott has dismissed the report saying the conclusions were reached quote, without investigation, the natural gas pipelines link, russia to western europe, germany, sweden and denmark are carrying out investigations at the investigation by german

media outlets. reports that a group of saboteurs set sail in a yacht from the northern german town of rostock 3 weeks before the explosions. it says the vessel was rented out by a ukrainian owned company. it stopped at another german port before being traced to the tiny danish island of christian, so close to the location of the explosions and the leeks. a russian mercenaries say they have taken control of the eastern part of bahamas. as the battle for the ukrainian city grinds on, its not strategically significant, but it has gained symbolic importance for both sides. bernard smith has the latest . there isn't much left of back much to fight for, but ukraine and russia continue to throw soldiers and materiel into one of the bloodiest battles of the war in ukraine. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group, says his forces have taken control of the eastern part of the city. but there is in issue a garage here, a very live fuel was george new jersey bought more,

the sure for was louis ye, ye welcome would go baldness to knock williams about gun royal. she would go wagner . just as we're going to, we discussed on a video released on wednesday, if gainey parisian is shown talking to wagner mercenaries who are complaining, they're running out of ammunition magnified as i've been leading the russian campaign to see. but not christian has accused russia's defense minister, sir. gay, chicago of treason, the withholding supplies of munitions to his fighters. munitions are in short, supply to for ukraine's forces. you defense ministers have been meeting to discuss a plan for the member states to pull resources to buy ammunition. nato secretary general says back what may fall to russia in the coming day? this does sir, or not, sir, necessarily, reflect any are turning point of the war on them and her and

the, it just highlights that we should not under estimate a russia. ah, we must continue to provide support to ukraine. the whole thing ukraine's military release, the video of a commander visiting troops in back mart, alexander c, ascii, tells them, and they're in the hottest spot back marty's of little strategic value for both ukrainian military and wagner mercenaries have said that using this battle to deplete and divert the addresses resources from elsewhere along the front line. bernard smith, al jazeera, now thousands of people have gathered near the parliament building and the georgian capital leafy, protesting against the proposed law that they say will silence critics and the press. the government insists the bill is aimed at curbing the influence of what it calls foreign agents. the protesters believe the bill could hamper georgia plans to join the you and align with russia. joining me now to speak more about this is

captured the noise that she's a member of the georgia parliament and a former minister of education and science. she speaks to us from the lisi. thank you for joining us, your, your, against the law start by explaining to us why, what is the threat in your view of registering groups that receive foreign funding? yeah, because it is conceptually a russian law because i'm in puts in adopted this law in 2012 in russia when he decided that he wants to suppress everybody who works and then just lecture or sell society. so and gradually step by step, i mean, it was the silence from the civil society and georgia has very vibrant society. we have a lot of jo helping people, george and citizens. we have vibrant civil society helping, strengthening georgia and democracy will applaud and afraid to do sure, a democracy just farmers, ordinary citizens, schools the education system. and they got,

they get called from the technical system from the european union, united states, u. n. d, p one, et cetera. and so that's why i mean, all the girls initially and informal ruler of georgia, he pays everybody with against him. so that's why i mean, he decided he decided to suppress everybody. civil society and joe's opposition. and also the number one issue for georgia right now is to get candy. this is fed just, but unfortunately our friends and for partners, i mean, had been saying to georgia government that, that if you adopt the washington laws, if you decide to register everybody in the civil society as a foreign agents. so i'm a little bit of a huge obstacle for georgia to become a member of european union. they never and 85 percent of georgia supreme according to the pulse. so that's why we're, we're opposing this load very long time. and there were

a lot of hearings in the communities and yesterday, despite the term, despite yes, sure why the majority of lawmakers in parliament in favor of this law? because georgia dream. i mean this is a party founded by eventually and supported by team. i mean, they're the majority and that's why they decided to fulfill his will and his wish. so, and despite the, you know, like a warning from our partners. but this law can be dealt tickled to european union. i'm personally, i mean this law is russian law and the russian style law, and this is against georgia democracy. but i'm curious in your conversations with lawmakers, those who are in favor of the law when the cameras are off, when you're in the parliament building and you're just speaking to them. i mean, i imagine there are moments when that happens. what do they say to you?

nothing, i mean they were, they had this very strange argument that the boys about transparency and they have the strange argument that they don't want to register everybody before a judge and sunday it's not against the civil society, but also they have this argument that the while i mean, this is a for us hearing then after the 1st period we will send it to the vendors commission and after everybody's commission will have the 2nd the 3rd hearing. because i mean these law can be the can be the real law. after the 3rd hearing, but unfortunately, i mean despite their warnings as i have, but from us on the see, i knew as somebody said they, they made the statement yesterday in the calling the, you know, yesterday cheering and the session of the dark because they, in georgia and democracy, despite the common wording from european union, i mean mr. barrage that they found the ability to pitiable with the european son.

i think we just, i think we just lost the audio here on katya katya. did it get that noise? a member of the georgian parliament was just joining us now. a special panel formed by us house republicans is holding its 1st hearing into the origins of coven 19. this is the select subcommittee on the corona virus pandemic. and it will investigate where the virus came from. first hearing comes just days before the 3rd anniversary of the world health organization, declaring corona virus, a pandemic. back in 2020 more than 7000000 people worldwide have died. heidi show castro joins us live from washington. d. c. heidi, 3 years, 3 years to start investigating how the pandemic broke out. why did it take this long? ah, well, cyril republicans who have just taken over the house and congress, they're saying it's taken 3 years to launch this investigation because they now

have a committee that expressly states its mission. is to do this. however, democrats who control the house prior to this, i would say that there have been other related investigations that are ongoing. and of course, there's the intelligence community investigation which has just further added to the debate after the energy department recently concluded with low confidence that the virus likely accidentally xscape from a chinese lab, the director of the f. b. i has said that his agency has moderate confidence of the same, but we're seeing a divided intelligence community and that were other agencies as well as the national intelligence council. i concluded that it was more likely a natural occurrence of the virus, jumped from an animal to a human that also with low confidence. so what that all boils down to is no one really knows where this virus came from within the united states intelligence agencies and the congress here. and that's why they're trying to find they're

trying to ask these hard questions. okay, so how do we find the answers to the hard questions? i mean, how's it all gonna work? what sources documents witnesses will we have access to? well, here on capitol hill, the likely answer to that is they may never know what the origin wasn't. they have alluded to that as this hearing is ongoing today, several of the witnesses. the problem is, there's only circumstantial evidence as, as of this point for both schools of thought that it came from a lab or that it came from nature for those who believe that this virus emerged from the chinese lab. the missing evidence is what precursor viruses were in development. the lab and the chinese government says that there wasn't and biologists in the us have pointed to the lack of evidence that there was a precursor virus. and for those who believe that the virus came from the wild. well, the chinese government has said that it has tested more than

a $100000.00 animals in the region of hon and not found this viral genome in any of them. and witnesses today have pointed to the chinese government's interest in improving if it is, in fact, came from a, from a wild animal. and that it certainly has a lot that is certainly has reason to further that investigation. so with all this missing evidence, it is unlikely that on capitol hill, this question will be answered. however, their course is that us intelligence investigation that is ongoing, it is classified, but perhaps with clandestine means or otherwise. eventually there may be answers down the road or maybe never will be answered. all right, thanks for that heidi reporting live from washington d. c. thank you very much. good luck and have fun that those are not well wishes for heidi. that's the mission of an american company. breaking down, breaking new ground and space exploration. relativity. space is launching the

world's 1st 3 be printed rocket into space later on wednesday at florida's cape canaveral, stephanie decker report. it's a historic 1st looking to the future and worthy of space. so 85 percent of the rocket by maps sitting on the bad right now is 3. you printed up but no, the rocket prior to this was the highest percent interest. probably. i don't know. maybe 4 percent 30 printed by mass, so it's a huge step change. and, you know, as, as such, we need to prove that a 3 d printer rocket can survive the environments of a rocket flight. the company says it's 3 d version is cheaper and quicker to produce than conventional rockets you. $33.00 and a half meters long and nearly 2 and a half meters wide. the rocket has arrived at the launch pad in florida. cape canaveral. the mission has been named. good luck have fun and essentially will test whether the 3 d printed rocket can reach and survive or bit

a global 1st. so far everything is looking great. the, the team has, you know, has gone through the major reviews that they need to as the, as we had and to launch the, the weather outlook is looking quite positive. if successful it could in future provide a launch vehicle for commercial satellites. the much anticipated lift off will take place on wednesday at $1800.00 g m t. that's one p. m, florida time. potentially marking a new era in 3 d printing and space travel. stephanie decker, i'll g 0 and still head on l 0. we are in malaysia as people try to recover from the latest flooding in the south of the country. also a rock running dry will explain why there's a water shortage in a country with 2 major rivers. and who let the dog out in a football match. we interrupted by this pitch invading who that's coming up in

sports. stay with ah, off we go with your headlines for the america. thank you so much for joining in. so we've got a few rounds of snow to go from the upper midwest, and that will extend right into new england over the next few days, generally, anywhere from about $5.00 to $15.00 centimeters of snow. it's been breezy through here as well. so for dc, new york and boston, when gus about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour, an hour south of this is falling as rain and storms, texas arkansas, northern mississippi, and alabama on wednesday still flood watches posted for a huge swath of california. and here comes our next specific storm that's going to roll in over the next few days out north of this are getting a bit of a southerly push of air here. so that's going to pop up the temperature in portland,

seattle, in vancouver, pretty close to double digits on wednesday. central america, i've got my eye on this batch of what weather along the pacific coast of costa rica in panama, that could certainly trigger some flooding there. and for the top end of south america, it's our usual plentiful showers and storms from, now's brazilian, into that southeast corner of brazil where there has been some flooding. meantime for central argentina's showers, never really too far away from by jablonka with the hiv twice 7 degrees and showers in storms for the eastern side of paraguay on wednesday. and now you're in the now, ah, i or the dakota oil pipeline snakes through indigenous land. but no without resistance, right in front of the building and they were beaten, arrested,

and stuff is protected. they needed and self proclaimed, which are protected women of standing rock on out his era. the latest news, as it takes joe biden arriving here, pledging more weapons, more defense finance with detailed coverage more than a decade with who has killed all these. many serious millions of buffalo patricky are looking for safety from around the world. limiting their powers require amendments to the constitution. i'm the electron law with increasing number of governments getting elected. and i do have to wait longer for that to happen, hulu. ah,

were watching al jazeera reminder of our headlines this, our hundreds of people have gathered in mourning and protest in the occupied west bank after 6 palestinians were killed in, arrayed by his really forces is really soldiers wiley's violently storm to the janine refugee camp on tuesday. tens of thousands of people are protesting across greece, over the nations worse trained disaster, civil servants, doctors, teachers, and transport workers have walked off the job to show their anger over the crumbling state of the rail network. and supporters of pakistan's ousted prime minister, a moron, con, have been arrested in la for just hours before cons. election, rally authorities imposed a ban on all large gatherings leading to confrontations with police officers. one person died in the violence while staying on this. let's bring in jazz gore from his la bad. he's the executive director of the center for research and security studies. they're into us. it's conspicuous that the government benz gatherings just

before him, ron con, brings his supporters to the street. how do you interpret the timing of this? well, this is dina, due to a response i would say to an election valley that im ron hahn wanted to talk just because the election is due on the 30th of april. and the indications from islamabad by the federal government are not big noble. i would say just because the, the, all the indicators suggest that the federal government wants to deliver those elections under one pretest or the other. that's why there was this massive deployment of police which went about with data charge, where the tear gas sharing with water cannons and tried to prevent even the p t i the box that he can solve for what their cars, windows given screens were broken, glass was broken,

so lakers getting workers as well as people themselves were attacked, a lot of them have been injured. so it has been an unnecessary but very brutal attack on protesters who just also came out and in connection with the march or the, the women's international day. you mentioned the election is in april, these are provincial elections in punjab and in k p province, chiropractor, corps. the key thing here and correct me if i'm wrong, is that enron cons party is poised to do very well in those elections. well this is what even a gallop poll suggested, however, manipulated that gallop or maybe which was released yesterday in that iran han stance. 20 points above everybody else. it says that he one percent funded by or nevada and shot bassetti if we're running around 30 to 34 percent followed by

the former president asked if it is that that a distributor would seem suspect if one were to view the discipline of the former prime minister, the former president in various service. so there is no doubt at the moment. however, whether that should right or wrong that iran, hon. the former prime minister, is being hounded. this being hunted. but every moral, basically is only adding to the popularity of the former prime minister. so currently, enron can speeches cannot be allowed by law to be broadcast by pakistani television networks. he cannot gather his people for political rallies. how is he going to continue his campaign or even start his campaign? one, that is another downside. also the kind of democracy we are living in. this is a people democratic movement. it is called rich from the government, but it has bind. and ron kon, from live or recorded god,

cause he cannot delegate speech. the press conference is that all the black, 2 television channels have been banned just because they started the government authority. but the iran hon phenomena, i think, will be very difficult to be to such a person measures does because of millions of people have access to the internet. millions of people have mobile phone demand. and iran hahn is using the social media platforms as well, just to relay a message. and this is what is i think up the federal government. and that's why they, we can see all these delaying tactics that's put as timely. legal selection is concerned where they've been instruction by the supreme court to actions within the stipulated 90 days. now only 50 days left for the punjab. i'm booked on this

emily's and we still are not sure whether despite the release of the schedule for the punjab elections or at least what are those elections will be handled in times if we look at the the crackdown today we, we should really check this the acceptance up ordering of elections with a big pinch of salt. i am charles gould, speaking from a lot of that. thank you very much and transport then sanitation workers in france, a striking for a 2nd day against proposed pension reforms. anger has continued to grow at the president's plan to raise the retirement age from $60.00 to $64.00. but many women say these reformers will impact their rights. natasha butler has more comparison by many when say the reforms will be the kiki upsides women. because some of the years that they take to have children or look off to children with the county in their full pension towards the end of their life when they are saying as extremely unfair

invest, march comes on the 2nd day of a nationwide strike across the country many public sector workers and still decide to fail one particularly i transport workers all for trains and profit working metro bus services. so i have paul's publisher starting to like i'm up here in paris because many of the robbers connected also destroyed people said some to go to the front population, say they are against this record. they say that is unfair, that they don't want to work longer. retired with union the same, they want to continue with the strike action with for home to malaysia. now we're a flood waters are still rising in some areas in the south. more than 41000 remain or relief centers unable to return because their homes are still waterlogged, for, as louis reports from back to perhaps the worst effect

a district with more than 30000 people, there affected unseasonably. heavy rains lashed your whole state last week, and the impact is still being found that we had it didn't work in a like in 8 months water can racing on monday morning labor overflow, goosebumps and water just kept coming into the house and a made the decision to leap, it was too risky. he's going back to check on his home and belongings. but isn't too hopeful, they'll be much to salvage. and any others are doing the same. wagner, though it's bad, really bad. waltrip to my knees. how can we go back home? but there's no way, there's also no way to tell when flood waters will completely dry. how many people here say this is one of the worst floods they've experienced, far more severe than the one in 2006? yet there are some who are still reluctant to leave their homes, even though they've been advised flood waters could continue to rise. fire

department personnel have been ferrying people to safety. the area is inundated, partly because authorities recently released water from a nearby damp and water levels in rivers are still high. some people from nearby villages are pitching in to help this food truck organized by a group of friends, visits affected areas to dish up meals to any one who need to locate the one amazon ramsey. madonna vicki, the glove. what i have helped out during the flood before, so i know how tiring and hungry can get, especially for edward co signed it. so now i try to help you, but it's also out of a sense of solidarity volunteers will be needed for the coming days and weeks. a local official has already said. the state will need help with post flood cleanup as soon as water's receipt. whenever that may be, florence lee, but to perhaps, to horse date, malaysia. a years of war and self sedan have hindered the countries progress since

it became independent in 2011 activists say the hardships impact women the most have been, morgan has more of us. this is how my while dang earned his living in south to dance capital juba. he should have been in his final year in high school, but dropped out before finishing 6th grade. and i didn't i left school because of the cough. there is no ones to give me money to pay school fees and other new days because there is no money at home. the money i get from washing cars in the to help feed the family, but not to put back in school, access to education and rate of in school. children are some of the indicators of development. and south of them has been performing badly, years of conflict and displacement has landed south to them. among the least developed countries in the world. more than half of the 12000000 people have limited access to health care and education, maternal and infant mortality. here are among the highest in the world,

and the economy has been on a downward spiral since we're in 2013, making life hard for many here. when a mother let me know that things are becoming more and more expensive every day, employment is hard and when you tried to set up your own business, it fail because the market is almost up. despite being on the list, south for dance, government has been absent from the un conference on the least developed countries being held in utters capital, doha south for the nice civil society activists who are present, say the low pace of development is affecting women. the most women in the classroom in so done, they don't have skills. they don't have information to, to, to, to, to business management. that's why we thought that is very important to empower, didn't give them the skills to train them so that they will be able to be part and

parcel of the building of the missile. despite its absence from the conference, south sudan will be able to see international assistance. but those in the country say it's presence would have help shed light on the areas where such assistance is most needed. he but morgan august era, iraq is facing an unprecedented water crisis and many no longer have access to safe drinking water. as mom would have had reports. these land used to be covered by thriving fields and orchards. but like many other areas in iraq, southern provinces, drought has lifted parched villages in the district of the se detail were once a major supplier of meat for the whole province has sugary and her booty explains how a shortage of water has ruined his farm. his cows are weekend unhealthy because they drink water that is contaminated with either has heard about the way that the

the g and we used to grow less greenery. some fruit include and watermelons in summer and we didn't barley in winter. our cross died and our livestock tried to find remains of grass. we've lost $300.00 cows this year alone in our area and home and with in the twin rivers. the tigris and euphrates are a lifeline for people living in iraq. but the water levels have fallen drastically that is blamed on dams being built in iran in t at kia a less rain falling in recent years. the little little of that remains is covered in river weed and contaminated lay waste and toxic chemicals. yet it's the only source for use for about 70000 people in this area. i'm a jess him distributes disseminated water to those in remote areas. he says,

demand is the highest, it's ever been awarded. shot my b, this tank capacity can supply 4 or 5 houses only. we have been working on a daily basis and the demand for household water has increased dramatically since 2018. albano walked out of the room. some families here can only afford a bearing of water a whole day. even water from ortiz in wales is salty. this ditch extends for a few kilometers and used to be full of water. now it has dried up and people from the village have been digging wells by hand in its bed like this one here. they then use pumps like this to get the water to their homes. but since it's not t saline tid,

people hearsay, it's harmful, especially for children's his skin. some farmers have moved to other cities. others have changed their profession. and with some are approaching those over chosen to carry on fear their communities. and their way of life will decline my hold up did were had algebra in the vicinity of and mostly a city, southern iraq. i still ahead on al jazeera, he has g prepare the face by an unix for a place in the champions league, quarter finals. you'll be looking ahead to that match in sport. ah ah

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ah. okay, it's high time for sport. here's joe with your news, farrell. thank you very much. will chelsea head coach gray impulse? i called it a special night talk to his team. be person dalton to reach the champions league, quarter finals. chelsea went into the mats, trailing one no from the 1st leg. they level the tie. when rahim sterling gave the home side the lead just before half time. chelsea were given a penalty earlier in the 2nd half are handled by totland. marius wolfe upset can have a he missed his attempt, but that wasn't the end of it. a retake was ordered also plays from both sides into the box before the ball was kicked. and this time have at school the spot kicked to make it to nail to put chelsea through c one on i chris, i'm really some of the pressure on chelsea's coach who dismiss suggestions. this was a make a break much for him. i really think about why is always gonna be those types of

questions and noise. my job is to help the team players parents have as best we could and to support them because they've been suffering as well. the players of that not nobody enjoyed the hot. so that's why i was important for us very small. scott hall is another english manager who's been struggling recently and he says he's not sure if you'll still be in charge. come the weekend after side with thrashed. 51 by then feca consult ramos called twice to the watch geese team who remain unbeaten in the champions league the season. and how about this for move? finished off by devon notice has been c k 171 on aggregate to reach the quarter final. colleen and back he says his teacher at person jim, i won't be decided by the outcome of the champions eat tie with by munich. later, wednesday,

pc trail one mill from the 1st leg. they tried to stay with the chance of winning the title for the 1st time. the french champions won't have name all to call upon. he needs ankle surgery and is out for the rest of the season. don't you know if the team better without name or of course not. he's had a difficult time since the woke up, but he has scored 17 goes. is the team or balanced without him, may be, but is it better? the answer is no, because it's always an advantage to have name on your team to score more goals. a boost to talk them ahead of their game again. stacy milan head coach, antonio county will be back on the touch line after his recovery from gallbladder surgery, italian has missed the clubs, last 4 matches, spurs, nita over 11 mill deficit to reach the last day from the yesterday. we could fit it at the the energy id at his passion again saw the face on the touch. ryan player will be more comfortable. and yeah,

thing he would give us amazing booths than the amazing energy to the m. b. a. now on the memphis grizzlies continue to struggle without their start john moran, who serving a suspension and being investigated by police off to being filmed on social media with a gun in a nightclub. he's now missed 2 games and they've lost both of them. the latest defeat was against the los angeles lakers who were without the injured le bron james anthony date is top scored. and this one with 30 points and 20 he rebounds than the schroeder school 17. and caught the eye with this impressive assist to set up often read, who also scored 17. the lakers 11122132 move into 9th place in the western conference with india and straighten as christ as a gearing up to play in front of what could be a world record crowd. the 4th and final test on thursday at the world's largest cricket, i knew the nor, and remove the stadium. and i met about it holds up to 132000 funds. and more than

110000 are expected on the opening day, including both countries leaders. the con record is $91112.00 which was set during an ashes game in melbourne. cricket ground in 2013 as to the state of play. india lead to one. so dro won't be good enough to claim the series, but a victory would secure their place against australia in the final of the world test championship in june, australia ahead of the game of winning the last one by 9 wickets. a good chance of a pretty cool atmosphere. you know, a lot of the guys haven't seen the stadium before. they walked in today. it's huge . obviously, i think 130000 and i forget somewhere up around that number. be unbelievable . the atmosphere. you know, i let how loud some of these grounds over here in india. it's a really exciting opportunity for us this week. the place i'm going to go to cricket. we are up to one in the cities and we'd like to maintain that or sort of

a one beta you know, and obviously, you know, try and see if we can see the championship litigation on our own and not have to rely on other people's health to spending a year criticizing the saudi arabian live golf series. well, number 3, rory macros. now admits his merchants will benefit all professional players. the pga toll band, all members who defected to live. but now in response to the threat of its rival has announced a series of changes the next season. they include 8 know cuts events similar to the setup on live. although all players have the chance to qualify the emergence of liver, the emergence of a competitor to the p. j ter has benefited everyone the plays a late professional golf. when you've been the, the biggest golf way and the biggest market in the world for the last 60 years, you know, there's not a lot of incentive to innovate. and this is, this is caused

a ton of innovation at the pga tour, the pga tourism just competing with live golfer or other sports is competing with instagram and tech talk and everything else that's trying to take eyeballs away from the pga tour as a product. so live coming along, it's definitely had a massive impact on me again, but i think everyone is a professional golfers is going to benefit from going forward. let's round up a couple more sports stories for you in the world. baseball classic is back after 6 year absence. it was the netherlands who took the opening game between cuba for 2 in group and tie. 120 team tournament was suspended in 2021 because of the current of ours pandemic united states, the defending champions from 2017 and among the favorites again, along with to time when it's japan and american public, one in 2013 and my favorite story of the day a comcast champion sneak match was interrupted by a pitch invading perch the philadelphia union. and the players could only stand and

watch just the dog had a ball during that match in el salvador. but he was hounded by stadium security here moved him from the pitch. and that was the end of that y detail. all right, that is, i guess for now more later 0. all right joe, thank you very much. and india millions are celebrating the festival of ali, the hindu festival of color, that marks the arrival of spring ah . after 2 years of newton celebration, due to kobe, the revellers are back on the streets smearing brightly colored powder, into each other's faces, distributing sweets and dancing industries. all right, we're back in just a moment. good morning. thank you. ah .

and with al jazeera good beneath the waves, with a team of women determined to save the dolphins, we all share the same. it was really with amazing on him. i'm using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior. we can monitor them and

report their vocal photos and behavior. we're able to how they're a daphne for their new environment. women make science dolphin sanctuary on al jazeera on a recent february day in central park in new york city. you never have guessed. it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on. where is the snow ever seen new york in february like this? never a new reality. perhaps with new yorkers, 1st enjoying the warm weather. but now, beginning to ask themselves, will it ever snow this year? because this isn't normal, they probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not ah.