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. at least 7 people a did. ah . until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from dog. ha. also coming up, china's parliament has elected shooting ping as president for a 3rd term. malaysia's former prime minister were you to yes and pleads not guilty to charges of corruption. and a government opens fire and televi wanting at least 3 people, the palestinian armed group, hamas is the shooter, is one of its members ah, at least 7 people have been killed in a mass shooting the germans city of hamburg. it happened at a building used as a place of worship by jehovah witnesses,

police say several people were wounded. the 45 on the door and get on it. and the police officers who went and found people who may have been seriously injured by firearms. some of them faithfully the officers also heard a shot from the upper part of the building and went upstairs, where they also found a person. so far we have no indications that any perpetrators fleet. we now have to carry out the evaluation of the crime scene. and at the moment we have no clues about the victims. then le hockey motor is a journalist at the gym and tv channel i r d. she has more on the shooting. what do we know so far is that there are already 7 people who are officially killed in the shooting and germany. and there are several people seriously injured among them as also pregnant women. and, well, there is no indication that the perpetuates still $2.00 to $2.00. but yes, i mean the police as they're on large scale and the shooting took place close to

a church of us witness center. so we don't know yet. if it has been one or more shooters, they told the people not to leave their homes. and at the operational still ongoing, they told them to shaft the doors and all their windows. for example, i also have a colleague who is at a hospital right now and not because of the shooting. and they also told her just to stay there. and of course, the people are bit in a fear as they don't know what's happening. and if something else could happen again, china's parliament has a latent shooting peng as president for said term. he had already been appointed for another 5 years as the head of the communist party and the military. the national peoples congress hassle surpassed a sweeping plan to reorganize the country's institutions or katrina. you joins us from beijing and katrina, no surprise that the president, she got

a 3rd term that's right. so there were $2952.00 valid votes at this plenary meeting, and it was unanimous voting in favor for an historic 3rd term for president cg ting . he was also confirmed as the head of the military, so he will now officially going forward hold. 3 of the most powerful positions here in china also elected was the positions of vice president. and that went to hind young and the head of the national people's congress. to child the g. now this and pursue significant because it going forward, she didn't king has put all of the top positions. people who are very loyal to him . to morrow we're expecting to be confirmed. you premier to replace li katya. and we're expecting that to be lead chung, a full, my personal aids you, she didn't thing. and from that party, secretary of shanghai who oversold bruce or shanghai locked down in that province

lost in that city last year. and also at this plenary meeting, we had the approval of wide ranging sweeping reforms through china's communist policy. a government structure, essentially many agencies in the finance and science and technology areas will be reformed. and that means that there will be more power put in the hands of the communist party. and she's in ping argues that this will allow for more efficient, less bureaucratic policy making. that also means, of course, that there will be less voices opposing cheating. and his policies in the future. and this one comes as a china face is a relatively challenging year this year. ah, that's right. so what are the main challenges is reducing china's slowing the economy. last year we had this 0 recovered policy that centrally strangled china's economic development and going forward the chinese communist party has set adp

target a 5 percent from the lowest targets we've seen in decades. and trying to really has to reboot some consumer confidence, suffering investment. it also has to deal with the ailing property sector and tried to stabilize the employment situation. so that really is piracy number one, kicking the economy into gear. the 2nd challenge really has to do with increasing tensions and rivalry with the united states. we've had increasing curves from ger biden's administration on chinese technology sons in particular, in prison. she didn't ping himself, said earlier this week that that was causing unprecedented and severe challenges for china's development. so during this and p. c, what we're going to see is a lot of that restructuring to allow china as you become more self relied when it comes to it's innovation when it comes to it's technology going forward. because because of that, they're going to see a lot of changes in the ministry of science and technology especially allowing it to become more innovative and more focused in the areas where she didn't thing once

china to become more self reliant. okay, thank you so much. that is katrina, you for us. in beijing. a u. s. court has sentenced her former goldman sachs, banker to 10 years in prison, full embezzling billions of dollars from malaysia sovereign well fund kristen. so let me reports from new york. former goldman sachs, executive roger on the left court with his attorney's heading to jail to serve a 10 year sentence. prosecutor say the 50 year old pocketed $35000000.00 as part of an international money laundering scheme. a scheme that diverted 4 and a half $1000000000.00 from malaysia sovereign wealth fund, known as one m d b between 20092014 in court on expressed deep regret for his crime and its impact on his family, including his 11 year old daughter, whom he hasn't seen in more than 5 years. in a statement us attorney brian p said today's sentence serves as

a just punishment for the defendant's crimes. and a warning that there's a significant price to pay for corporate corruption on was just $1.00 player and a complicated web of corruption surrounding the wealth fund. his former boss at goldman sachs tim leitner has already pleaded guilty. he'll be sentenced in september goldman sachs malaysian unit paid more than $6000000000.00 in fines after pleading guilty to bribery charges. former malaysian prime minister naji bra, zak was also involved and sentenced to 12 years in prison in 2020, after being convicted of corruption. and finally, there's jo low, the malaysian billionaire, an alleged architect of the scheme, who prosecutor se pocketed $2700000000.00 for himself. he still on the run, the judge said on and his co defendants effectively stole from the malaysian people

. money meant for infrastructure and economic development projects and imposing the 10 year sentence, she cited the need to deter crimes of pure agreed like this one. kristen salumi al jazeera brooklyn new york, former malaysian prime minister will you than yes, and has pleaded not guilty to charges of abuse of power and money laundering. and he corruption, investigate his, arrested him on thursday. he's accused of misusing covered 19 stimulus programs. he denies the allegation saying they are politically motivated. florence louis is outside the high coat and column looper. with more on the charges. we know that meeting yes in has been charged with 6 counts for, for abuse of power and to for money laundry. his alleged have committed these offences when he was prime minister. so between march 2020 and august 2021. in total, he's alleged to have received nearly $95000000.00 in his party's bank account and

faces up to 20 years in prison. it found guilty as well as a fight. now all this is in relation to a government economic stimulus program that he launched when he was prime minister . he was 1st question by anti corruption offices in january in relation to this was american in february, in relation to this. and shortly after that the anti graft agency charged 2 party members from his political party bazaar to with corruption also in relation to the same economic recovery program. and in january, the anti growth agency froze his parties, political froze, his parties account. now we didn't, yes, in has did not guilty. he's claiming trial. he is posting bail and he says these charges against him on nothing more than political persecution, israeli police say, and attack a has opened fire at a cafe in central television. and what the authorities are calling a suspected terrorist attack. 3 people were injured, and ron con has more from occupied east jerusalem. shots rang out at the beginning

of the weekend in one of the busiest areas of television police. the shooter was shot dead. the area's been cleared and police and medics were missing coming on shoulder columbia while handling the produce a terrorist arrived. it isn't gov. 171 fired at 3 people wounded them and flayed. we have carried out all the possible tests and we are still scanning to locate more terrorist attack. yeah. as of now, all the protests had dispersed. the prime minister is on an official visit to italy where he reacted to the news. we send the 1st of all our hopes and wishes for the speedy recovery of the woman at least strengthen the security forces and the police television has been witnessing anti government protest in the area where the shooting to place was busy. as normal. the mayor of television also protested to return home. the shooter is a palestinian man from the lien and occupied by an off duty police officers shot

the suspect. well, police and security forces investigating the motives of the attack. the last shooting until the v was in april last year when a palestinian man killed 3 israelis. alas and claimed responsibility for the attack and the spokesmen of math and gather has reacted saying that the heroic operation and television is a natural reaction to the crimes of the occupation and its security measures are collapsing. this week's lesson, obviously your head is also reacted thing. the operation in television destroy design and security system and dealt a severe. busy blow to it. now they're all phase of escalation from $77.00 palestinians have been killed since the beginning of the year. it's likely that this attack will spot more israeli rates, and those are occurring on a nightly basis in the occupied westbank. enron. khan. how does era occupied east jerusalem? israel's president has urged benjamin netanyahu government to abandon its judicial

reform plan in favor of a model with broad support. the ongoing demonstrations against the reforms forced the u. s. secretary of defense, to change his itinerary for his visit to tell of 8th m a r a hub, a mult sippy repulse. till of evils brought to a standstill as protest is blocked, roads and highways. scenes like this repeated across israel. and just like the highways they want to block that judicial reform bill that would give the committee the ability to overrule some supreme court decisions o a power. the proof is to say is anti democratic. these protests are so widespread, they disrupted the visit of the u. s equity of defense, lloyd austin. he was supposed to arrive on wednesday, but that was changed at the request of these rallies. meetings like this would normally take place at the ministry of defense. instead, the venue was televi, tv's main, airport, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his team had to be brought in by

helicopter after the meeting, the prime minister treated saying they spoke about the threat of iran. and it was a united front on iran as well as both the u. s. secretary of defense and the israeli defense minister spoke to the media. you on aims to gain nuclear weapons and threaten natalie's well. but the entire world. it is worth noting that iranian system, it's nuclear program, is strictly for civilian purposes. u. s. secretary of defense however, did bring up the issue of the recent violence in the occupied waste bank. i remained concerned about what we're seeing in terms of or broach escalation of violence. and i did discuss are those concerns with her with my colleagues. ah, and we're urging every one to a deescalate or in terms of activities in the, in the west bank. our focus remains on working with israel and the palestinians and

other regional partners to deescalate and restore call. oh, but despite that consent from the u. s. then yet night he reads by the israeli army, continue in the occupied with bank. as does the protest movement against the proposed judicial changes. ah, the government calls the protesters, anarchists, and say, they are anti democratic. but each week the protest movement gets bigger. it's been 10 weeks since the began, and the prime minister is under pressure to come up with a compromise. but despite the stroma position, natalia says the bill will become little malibu mud zipper. i'll just 0. a still head on al jazeera, the u. s. president lays out his planned budget will have details of that trillion dollar spending proposal. plus the carbon dioxide was brought from belgium to denmark on the ship taken out to the north sea and injected some 10 kilometers on

the ground. we are in demand with energy companies to trying a new technique. they say is the solution to climate change? ah, a few showers around recently they are still visible in this massive cloud going across iraq, syria and in towards iran will produce significant, shall i think, probably it's going to be done in the eastern side of iraq and those mountains in iran as well in that line takes you crossing towards sadie rabbit. now the wind is strong of to pick up light, sand, or dust. hence the brand. you'll notice, and that kills around increases likelihood, a shower in the western side of saudi arabia. possibly we get a shower as far size as doha during saturday, but typically friday and saturdays the winter is randall. normally the brian,

just if you don't hazy atmosphere, is going to be the typical thing. probably gone by sunday. so there's the overall picture. then during saturday, the increase in the likelihood of sandstone released da storms on the way to mecca and south of that in the mountains. and that's true in western yemen as well. sandstorms once will and that's similar to the weather coming to western side of turkey. that the more concentrated right on suspect the levant, looking cooler now and sunny. we see an increasing likelihood of shouts as is correct this time of year in this part of africa, particularly in ethiopia. but in the south, once again, is tropical cyclone freddie, about to make landfall in mozambique. ah, with join the debate, we know that the sector seems empowered by the government and stained by the government today they are to government africans. health security is also global

health security. on an online, at your voice, there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work toward a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this tree anal did there. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad. at least 7 people had been killed and a mass shooting in the german city of hamburg. it happened inside the building used as a place of worship by jehovah witnesses. china's parliament has elected choosing ping is president for

a 3rd term. it already been appointed head of the communist party and the military for another 5 years. and a 23 year old palestinian has been killed by off duty israeli forces after he reportedly opened fire to cafe and televi injuring 3 people. israel's defense minister ordered the immediate demolition of the palestinian man's hon. so therefore his parliament has voted to downgraded diplomatic relations with his royal. this comes after years of strained relations due to his treatment of palestinians for me to mila reports from johannesburg. one of my members, it was an overwhelming vote in favor of downgrading south africa's official representation in television relations with israel have been tense for some time now. 2017. the governing african national congress downgraded its ties with israel in response to what it said was ongoing human rights abuses against palestinians. south africa not had an ambassador in television that since 2019,

which advocacy group africa for palestine says parliament support of the downgrade is a historic move. we hadn't had min invoices to palestine and israel in efforts for peace. it has not been any fruit. so this is a message to the world under israel that we re can no longer participate in the shim process or piece where israel continues illegal, building illegal settlements, any more palestinians land, chilion palestinians, practising up our bid. we cannot be put to death any more. while the vote was introduced by the national freedom party was supported by more than 2 thirds of members of parliament, those opposing it included the main opposition party, the democratic alliance. and the african christian democratic party said africa's jewish board of deputy says the vote undermines and harm south africa's own interests. what impact will this have on the trade that is happening between south africa and israel? they 6000000000 rammed with afraid that happens between south africa israel every

year. is this going to curtail that trade? what is that, what is it going to mean for the people who have jobs as a result of that trade between israel in south africa, are those people going to lose their jobs in 2019 the united states, and then president donald trump moved it's embassy to west jerusalem, the opening of that embassy coincided with protests on the garza border with more than $57.00 palestinians killed. some report say's railing forces of killed at least $69.00 palestinians this year. according to the united nations, last year was the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank since 2005. well, some may describe the latest move by south africa's parliament as rubber stamping existing policies. parties voted in favor of the diplomatic dom, great se, it's the start of the process of isolating what they call apartheid israel. for me to mila al jazeera janice by the united nations says it has bought a ship, which it will use to remove oil from

a beleaguered tanker off the coast of yemen. the if, if so, a sofa has been left abandon near the port of o data. since 2015. there are fears. the 47 year old tanka could break apart or explode, causing a catastrophic oil spill. the you in development program says the crude oil carry it has obtained will start transferring fuel from the ship from early may the united nations to bowen program canal and it has entered into an agreement with your enough to purchase a very large crude carrier or a v l c c. as part of the un coordinate operation to remove more than what is estimated, be a 1000000 barrels of oil from the decaying tanka known to many of us, the f. a. so suffer of humans red sea coast, which again as many over last years have been ever more concerned about, threatens to be a humanitarian and environmental catastrophe if not addressed as soon as possible. he was president joe biden has unveiled plans for government spending and high

taxes on the wealthy. many republicans reject higher taxes, but biden is willing to negotiate with house speaker kevin mccarthy. the fact is that speaker, the house has been is a very conservative guy and he has a more conservative group with him. but he and i met earlier. you said we're going to do about budget. and i said, well, let's make a deal. let's me, i'm i, so i'm going to reduce my budget on the 9th of march. you introduce yours, we'll sit down or roll wine by law, and we'll go through it. we'll see, we can agree on what we disagree, and then fight it out. the convers a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare has more from washington, dc up this budget is very important that you use the word proposal because this is not its final form. this is the wish list of the president, but congress is the one that approves government spending. so you know. 2 that this is not going to be the final budget, but in this, the president has got

a pretty big wishlist. and this is one of the largest defense spending proposals ever. $842000000000.00. and it really reflects the president's priorities. talked in there is another 6000000000 for ukraine that shows that the president cares about that. that's a big priority. but it also has a lot of the other campaign promises he made when he was running for president. things like promising universal child care for universal preschool paid family leave, also lowering prescription drugs and making sure that things like social security and medicare. those are programs that make sure that there is money for seniors, whether it be a guaranteed income or health care for tens of millions of seniors as they age, that those government programs stay intact. but what's controversial about it is how the president plans to pay for it tax the rent. and that is what many conservatives don't like. the president in his budget proposing to raise the

corporate tax of 21 to 28 percent and also a 25 percent tax on the highest one percent earners in the united states. the u. s. senate is preparing new legislation to improve royal safety. it comes off to several recent trend derailments including one that spewed toxic chemicals and, and or higher town. the ceo of the railroad company was grilled by politicians on capital hill, petticoat hiring reports. members, the ceo of norfolk southern railway was always going to have a tough day in the senate. this made it worse touting his company's safety record on the same day as another of his trains derailed in alabama. the 4th in the last few weeks. the worst of those and the reason alan shaw was testifying happened in east palestine, ohio, a derailment to lead to toxic chemicals, catching fire officials later releasing the poisonous fumes into the air to prevent

in explosion, but igniting fears of what it was doing to people's health. and the health of the environment on capitol hill in apology, and a promise. i'm terribly sorry for the impact this. the roman has had on the folks of that community. and yes, it's my personal commandment that norfolk southern commitment that we're going to be there for as long as it takes to help ease palestine thrive and recover some center say that. so now what's right is a family that had a home worth $100000.00. it is now worth $50000.00. will probably never be able to sell that home for a 100000. he again, will you compensate that family for that loss center? i'm committed to what's right. aaron stauffer lives near the crash site. she travelled to washington for the hearing. she says her town is still very much

afraid. e p a saying water's fine, we're hearing everything's fine. you know, you come home, everything's okay. but after seeing that, you know, cloud, it doesn't seem okay i'm, there's been some dead fish on dead dead animals found. people are getting sick, not my family, but some other families are getting sick. so i mean, there's just a general feeling of just uneasy. there is bipartisan legislation here on capitol hill that would mandate increase the safety measures and increase fines on railway companies. of the ceo said he's not going to back all of those proposals. that means there's likely going to be a big fight notice with the industry, but with their powerful lobbyist, the bottom line. then it's not clear that america's railways or the communities they pass through when we safer anytime soon. medical him al jazeera on capitol hill. energy company say they have discovered a new technique to achieve climate goals by capturing and storing carbon dioxide

emissions. on wednesday, demarc was the 1st country to ship industrial c o 2 across international borders and store permanently under ground for environmental purposes. but here's how it works. carbon dioxide gases socked up from large industry, such as factories and incineration plants. it's transformed into a liquid and shipped out to former oil rigs at sea. finally, it's injected into disused oil wells and sealed up with scientists saying the c o 2 will eventually become rock pull race went to denmark to say the technique at work . it's a process being billed as a breakthrough in the fight against climate change, carbon dioxide, harvested from industrial emissions in europe and injected into disused danish oil wells under the north sea that to be stored fraternity by energy companies with a climate conscience. it's nothing else than refreshing the flow and taking c o 2 and preventing that from going into the atmosphere,

but rather storing on there under the ground. we're going to do it to mitigate climate change. i think that is a huge step forward. if you think about the multitude of solutions we'll need, we're having to get the planet to that 0. we are now starting the 1st him to not be regulation. it was denmark getting the congratulations on wednesday when it's project green fund, claim the world 1st for carbon capture and storage, or ccf. the carbon dioxide was brought from belgium to denmark on this ship taken out for the north sea and injected some 2 kilometers underground. officials here believe they can store up to $8000000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. but the european union, i'm generating nations now want to develop ccf globally. this facility in stock comb is being tested as a joint vacuum cleaner for c o. 2. aiming to clean up the same amount produced by a year of traffic in the swedish capital. we separate c o 2 from the flu gas s. i'm a combined heat and power plants at to process that use industrial baking soda. we

do the same thing as a baking oven. we increase the temperature and the baking. so there really is a famous to that is stand separated from the rest of the flu gases that c to we can compress, transport and store as good as burying c o. 2 might sound environmentalists see it as an excuse not to face out fossil fuels. the attraction of this is that everything can continue as normal and nothing needs to be done by anyone. it's just magically it's removed, but this magic has a price. it costs energy, it costs money, it cost resources. what we should do instead reduce logging rates. trees would sequester much more carbon at a much lower cost if we would invest all these funds in energy efficiency, we would get a lot more bang for bucks. so this whole thing is a pipe dream. benmark carbon storage is the 1st in the world of its kind in scale, but whether it takes off may depend on making it profitable. a full scale project could start next year. poor reese al jazeera as bags denmark.