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witness hall. in the german city of hamburg, at least 8 people are dead. the british prime minister in paris to push joint efforts to stop migrants crossing the english channel. complete control, china's parliament rubber stamps president, she is 3rd term, was this, the carbon dioxide was brought from belgium to denmark on this ship taken out to the north sea and injected some 2 kilometers underground. we are in denmark where energy companies mark a major step in carbon capture technology. i've given us with scope sports. i don't go how often rescue a draw in the right place. while manchester united responding to that rushing at liverpool by beating a rail best ones to take control of their la 16 ah

and the police in germany are investigating a mass shooting in the northern city of hamburg. at least 8 people have been killed in this attack, it had jehovah as witnesses hall, including the gunman. he was reportedly a former member of the religious community. chancellor, olaf sholtes, is called the attack, or brutal act of violence. uncle sim, sharif reports, mobiles footage records. the gunman fighting inside the building. there are a weekly bible study meeting was taking place outside a stream of police victors and ambulances rushes to the scene. yeah, no, it's been unable to you, me. i'm a resident up here and i heard loud gunshots, so i went to the window to get an idea of the situation. then i saw that a man was shooting out of the window with a firearm, with people being carried out and there will probably 25 shots at least that i heard. and after the police got there, there was no gun fire for a long time. then after 5 minutes or so, there was a single shot on police dense tom,

the building escorting people out. police say a body found on the upper part of the building may have been the gunman. 45 on the door to get on 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 of forensic teams are looking for clues. as police investigate the gunman, small tips and we consume sharif answered ceylon. and here's the scene right now outside the jehovah. witnesses hole in hamburg. let's see what we can find out about this with bag mar game. she's a journalist in hamburg. she joins us what we know about the shooter so far because we've had little information about the shooter until now. yes. hello

from hamburg. and there will be a press conference actually at 12 o'clock our time, which would be like 2 pm, your time. where the president of the police together with the senator in the affairs and the prosecutor will reveal more details redone. know very much about. busy the government so far, we don't have much information, so we'll all be relieved in one hour. okay, we do know that and this is the information that i have, that apparently the shooter was a member of the religious community. that is correct. but we don't know the reason why he attacked his the, the members of the community because the community. 5 know for very peaceful and background, they have, you know, they have their own religion,

but it's very peaceful. they think it's pro ration of the world. everybody will end up in heaven some time and they're really very common people. they go to from door to door in order to convince people of been mission bang. so it's really kind of unbelievable vega attack there is no reason because they are completely against force prime and terrorism. or there are precedents for an attack like this one in germany. well no i don't think so. not in this way. i mean there are tax, i mean like also amber talking about hamburg in particular we are known of just the. 6 president of the police and the press conference a few weeks ago. a he proclaimed the rate of crime. i struck down

tremendously like not be much as 40 years ago. we just had to let me give you the precise number about 200000 criminal cases until solvent 22, which is very low. all right. listen, thank you very much, and will be, of course, listening in to that presser to find out whether there's anything more to be found out about the shooter, and whether they release any of that information to the public marketing. thank you for joining us on the program. and the british and french leaders are meeting in paris with migration said to be the focus of their talks. amanda and mccolan really soon acro, holding the 1st such summit in 5 years. it comes to the british government, launch of a controversial new crackdown on migrants crossing to the u. k. from france in small boats. it's ashley butler is joining us live from the leaves a palace in paris. look, natasha. actually,

i was very surprised when i read that there has been a some like this one in 5 years. so how significant is this? well, it says very significant indeed because as you say, there hasn't been a summit like this in 5 years. so the fact that is actually taking place is a critical, very important it is being seen very much as an opportunity to reset ties that have been terribly strained over the past few years, particularly since briggs, it with disputes are the things like a fishing rights in the english channel see conveyed and also the arcus a submarine contract. but as i said, this is really, are being seen as an opportunity to turn a new page. those are the words of the lease a palace. now, there are a few reasons for this. the working relationship between the british prime minister, where she sumac and the french present it man on a macro, suddenly much better than macros. a relationship with their previous british prime

ministers, boys, johnson, unless trust. but there's also ukraine. ukraine has really been a catalyst for london and paris to come closer to find common ground if you like, and common cause in a working on ukraine. now what we are expecting from macro and soon ac is that they will make some announcements about ukraine, possibly some announcements in which both the u. k and france might choose to train ukrainian forces jointly joint exercises. so need more help for keith. what are you expecting on me, the hot button issue of migration because of course, the prime minister, british prime minister wishes to next taken a very hard line on that. he needs frances help. and so for what they've done over the last few years hasn't really stem the flow of asylum seekers and migrants crossing the channel. yes, look, cross channel migration is so even one of those topics that has

a constantly caused tensions between london and paris. now we know, as you've mentioned, that richey snack is proposing a law in the united kingdom on to which people arriving a by small boat illegally in the u. k. from a france won't be allowed to apply for asylum. what will the lease say? says he is so far that it won't necessarily affect will have a major impact on france. but what we do know is the macro and soon like we'll be discussing this migration flow if you like. and certainly france is expected to ask the u. k. to pledge more financial support over the coming years to try to bolster fraud says northern coast, where natasha butler reporting live from paris. thank you very much. now, judges, parliament has dropped a bill. the protesters feared, would silence the media and opposition. the bill would have forced media and en jose who received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. tens of thousands of protesters were out in the streets for 3 days

straight. they had warned that the bill was moved towards russia and away from the west. bernard smith joined the slide now from lucy on this part of the protesters of unquestionably one despite that they had with the ruling party. will this put the matter to bed? no. we spoke to some of the protest is after parliament killed the spell that only passed it on tuesday and we set to them . do you think that the government will keep its word? now? people are suspicious. office spacious of the government. they view it as a sort of a pro russian government. the protesters were very pleased obviously, but after 2 nights of tens of thousands of people on the streets and then followed by thursday after the government promised to kill a bill by then. people very please obviously, so they got their way and they, they say they see the power of the street and how he's managed to influence the

government. but still here outside parliament, the law has now been on his vote if it kills the bill, that just keeping a presence outside parliament as we started writing this picture that i got at the heart of all of this was the fear by many georgians. that the present government is moving the country closer towards russia. what's, what's where we landing on that? well, i think many people see the hand of russia in this, the kremlin, asked specifically about the bill. says is nothing to do with it. it's called up. it has nothing to do with it, but he's called an agent, a foreign influence bill. and many people have see it. believe it muddled on the same sort of bill that was used in russia and used to crack down on all sorts of opposition groups. and the bill in russia essentially stopped opposition. groups from operating in human rights watch setting would have owners reporting

requirements on inspections, on everything from non governmental organizations. election monitors, corruption monitors and independent media. anybody who do more than 20 percent of the funding from foreign organizations. a government said it was a way of meat finding spies when the country and a way of reaching out foreign influence. but everybody here was suspicious of the hand of russia, georgia dream, the ruling party. its leader, is an oligarchy. the richest man in georgia who made his billions in the years after the collapse of the soviet union. so they see that influences wow. burnett's been reporting from police. the thank you very much. plenty more head on the news hour, including dozens killed in an attack by allied democratic forces fighters, the democratic republic of congo, understand human at the chilly to lydia border. and what you see here is what's become one of the main smuggling roots of undocumented migrates. here the attack on

my desk and in sport, later this hour, the come back king strikes again. andy murray, digs deep to win. indian wells. that is coming up in cell gym. ah, israeli police say a gunman who opened fire at a cafe in central tel aviv entering 3 people has been killed the palestinian group . hamas has claimed responsibility. emron khan has more now from occupied east jerusalem. shots rang out at the beginning of the weekend in one of the busiest areas of television. police say the shooter was shot dead, the area's been cleared and police emetics were on the scene on the controller column. however, while handling the protest a terrorist arrived. it isn't gov, 17153 people wounded them and flayed. we have carried out all possible tests

and we are still scanning to locate more terrorist attack. yeah. as of now, all the protests have dispersed book a day. the prime minister is on an official visit to italy where he reacted to the news december. first of all, our hopes were or wishes for the speedy recovery of the woman i was struggling. trying to force with miss tel aviv has been witnessing, antique of little protests on the area where the shooting took place was busy of normal. the mayor of tel aviv is asked to protest as to return home. the shooter is a palestinian man from the lien in the occupied, whispering police and security forces are investigating the motives of the attack. the law shooting in tel aviv was in april la 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 looks lesson. obviously. your head is also reacted thing. the operation in television destroy design is security system and dealt. 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? israeli forces have detained 2 relatives of the suspected palestinian gunman. the raid took place in the village of near lean in the occupied west bank. so let's go live to nit abraham then who joined us from ramallah and this need to tell us about this is really rate according to witnesses in the, in the really 4th is stayed there for more than 6 hours. they became the father and the brother of the shooter, and they took the measurements of the house of fish. we are now. it's

a standard israeli policy. now, whenever an israeli person is killed that their house will be demolished by is when the forces. now we know that india, i can tell of, you know, people have been declared killed yet, but it's remains a tense situation in general because there is this policy of palestinians called collective punishment, which is really forces demolish the house of the perpetrators. even if it's related to the family, of course, there is no funeral in lyn because israel with schools the body of the perpetrator . as for these really policy also interesting that there was another body that was supposed to be handed over for burial in 19. it was for a person who was killed by israeli forces 3 years ago. but given the incense situation is really forces have back track and said they're not going to be delivering the body for burial in that in today. look, the cycle of violence is escalated sharply recently. what are you hearing in the

west bank about where this might all be headed? well, allison is with tell you so long as israel intensifies is military occupation, whether it's with be increasing rates to the occupied westbank. the increase in numbers of south indians killed the expansion of illegals. when supplements, they will continue to fight those measures of the israeli occupation just a day earlier. i mean really there are killed a palestinian man. i was 21 year old near the north of the occupied bank, according to these really matters of he was holding knives, but according to palestinians, it's hard to verify these really narrative and know what really happened is when the forces have rated the house of the perpetrator, or what they say, who they say is the alleged perpetrator, the person who has killed 21 year old. that can shift. so this gives you an idea about the intensity of the situation here. we're talking about more than $78.00

palestinians killed by israeli forces since the beginning of the year. at least 5 of them were killed by israeli settlers. nit abraham in ramallah and the occupied west bank. thank you. at least 44 people have been killed in an attack in eastern democratic republic of congo. the military says the village of mac condie in north cuba province was targeted by fighters, believe to be from the allied democratic forces. malcolm web is currently in robi kenya. but you've reported expense extensively from the democratic republic of congo. what more do you know about this attack? very much follows the pattern of attacks that we've seen there for about 10 years now was we've mentioned, we've covered many of them. typically, fighters come in the night to rule villages, remote areas and civilians killed with machetes with the beaten to death. we've hose or killed. we've gunshots in this case, dozens of people killed men,

women, and children. and it's the allied democratic for his anom group that originate from neighboring uganda, widely planed for these attacks malcolm, they're dozens of arm groups operating in that part of the country. what do we need to know about this one, the adf, who the adf wanted to overthrow the government of neighboring uganda in the 990, is what they said. it was defeated by the u. gotten the military and they fled to the forest of eastern congo, evidence from forest high doubt that they've exported agricultural produce and natural resources. more recently, cocoa is the price of it going up. so we know for sure they have trade connections in uganda. they will have been connected to politicians in congress capital, kin shasta, and they've declared support for the salami state. now, for years, the armies of both congo,

and you got to have said that trying to defeat the adf. it hasn't worked right group say the military operations have been stepped up. the violence against civilians has actually got west malcolm web reporting from robi, thank you. after several train derailments in the united states including one that skewed toxic chemicals in in ohio town. us senators are getting involved, they're preparing new legislation and they grilled the ceo of the railway company at a senate hearing. particle hand reports from washington, d. c. its 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 to promise, i'm terribly sorry for the fact this to roman has had on the folks of that community. and yes, it's my personal commitment and 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 sell enough. but 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 travel to washington for the hearing

. she says her town is still very much afraid. e p a saying water spine, 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, there's been some dead fish on dead dead animals found. people are getting sex, 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. on 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 americans, railways, or the communities they passed through when we safer anytime soon. political haine, al jazeera on capitol hill, u. s. president joe biden has unveiled plans for government spending and higher

taxes on the wealthy. he chose the swing state of pennsylvania to reveal proposals for the 2024 budget. many republicans reject higher taxes, but biden says he's willing to negotiate without speaker kevin mccarthy or white house correspondent, kimberly alcott reports. it's the largest budget ever for the u. s. military, but u. s. president joe biden says his $842000000000.00 proposal for defense is badly needed. let's be clear or i stand. i'll not allow the coach the needs of the intelligence community or a military that help keep us safe. included in biden's 2024 budget and veiled on thursday, 6000000000 for ukraine's fight against russia and a wish list full of promises. biden made during his last presidential campaign. money for universal child care, reducing prescription drug costs and making college free for lower income americans

. but it's just the 1st step, the budget has to go to the u. s. congress. it approves all government spending. and there are plenty of law makers who say, biden's budget is dead on arrival by his latest budget proposal does nothing but confirm what we already know. he is hopeless. he powerless against a woke social left. the biggest issue, how to pay for government programs, such as social security and medicare, which provide income and health care for tens of millions of american seniors. i guarantee i will protect social security and medicare without any parenting. biden solution, tax, the rich slash tax cats for wealthy americans championed by former president donald trump and raised corporate taxes to 28 percent. was slapping at 25 percent minimum

tax on the richest one percent of income earners. the white house says the proposed budget seeks to cut america's deficit by 3 trillion over 10 years. president violence budget in its current form, has little chance of passing the republican controlled house of representatives in congress. but that's not biden's only priority is also previewing his platform as a 2020 for presidential candidate likely to run for reelection. kimberly held it al jazeera, the white house students in chile have rallied in the capital demanding improved conditions at their secondary schools. police use water cannons to disperse the crowds in santiago processors according to better infrastructure and for the minister of education to resign. a judge in peru has extended former president pedro castillo as pretrial detention castillo will now have to spend 36 months in

prison. he was impeached and imprisoned in december, leading to months of nationwide protests castillo is facing charges of rebellion and conspiracy. after trying to illegally dissolve congress soldiers in bolivia are accused of helping and profiting from the smuggling of migrants into chile. the chilean military was deployed more than a week ago to try to stop the flow of undocumented people across the border or latin america editor lucy newman, reports from col chaney. oh wait a little. it's been more than a week since chilion soldiers began patrolling the border with neighboring bolivia to control undocumented migration. but every one we speak to says that the mainly venezuelan and colombian migrants continue outwitting authorities, visit them with whatever can they come down that hill and the coyote is pick them up in many buses and take them to the city through back roads. the bush driver should be punished. it's a legal this has become the main entry point for tens of thousands of undocumented

migrants. this path is one of the main smuggling routes from bolivia into chile. here in the, at the cam, a desert, you can see the footprints here that show that people were passing probably overnight. it used to in fact be nicknamed the cigarette path because our cheap bolivian cigarettes were smuggled usually from their into chilly and stolen cars, were smuggled from chile into bolivia. now it's no longer really a cigarette smuggling path, but rather a path used to bring undocumented migrants from bolivia into chile. it's not just smugglers who are making money, but also bolivian soldiers who man the space just over the border. according to chile and soldiers and police as well as local residence, the bolivian soldiers are using vehicles like this one to bring my grants right to the border and charging them $30.00 a person. last night i couldn't sleep from the noise,

the bolivian soldiers cross over all the time they've even stolen. some of my lamas complains dis, resident but there's a bigger problem. bolivia, cut diplomatic ties with chilly in 1978. the neighbors have only consider relations, and that's made this desolate border. a magnet for migrants allow really syllabic on both hill solomon. olivia will only agree to take back undocumented migrants from its own country. it's the only country that does that. yeah, this means that venezuelans, colombians, brazilians, or anyone else who comes into chile without authorization cannot be sent back for the at the name of chiles. government is currently attempting to negotiate a reciprocal deal with bolivia. but so far there's been no breakthrough. meanwhile, the local indigenous, i mad us who for centuries have gone back and forth across the border as easily as crossing the street complain that they are the only ones obliged to produce up to

day permits. to enter this country, to see in human al jazeera, called chaney. the still ahead on al 0 will be live in hamburg. we're a mass shooting at a jehovah. witness hole has left 8 people dead. and how japan is trying to convince fishermen that releasing once radioactive water into the sea won't affect their business also in sport or show you the home run that are in the czech republic, their 1st ever, when at the world baseball class. ah . now you may have thought reasonably that spring was on the way, but for northern europe it looks like winter's coming back again. there's been now 2 days of snow. it looks bit complicated. never this effectively is a snow storm has produced quite a lot of both ireland and england and, well,

this is outside dublin is you see quite a few centimeters have fallen and there will be a bit more during friday, but really had to look along this line to see where the snow is, because everything to the south is rather milder. for the most part, it's more like the rain. so for the rest of friday than snow upon the low countries, northern germany just catching poll and particularly, i think for the baltic states where he could get rather would look at this normally breeze still ringing, snow back into scotland and feeding into the cold in low countries and possibly even into parts of belgium as well because it's, it's a south of that's really a case of not quite as cold. significant rain, certainly for france will be snow for the western alps. no coming, crossed into austria as well on the balkan heights. otherwise, it's rave, greece and turkey, where there's a southerly breeze that suddenly keeps things relatively mild. still, even the getting wetter in turkey and for example, you cream, but that's the snow going to the baltic states with the sun returning over

a cold landscape. i think in a good part of germany. ah, the frank assessments this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat with global commons with the attention it deserves informed opinions that g thread we should have climate change as the center of its agenda and not be overshadowed by the board as it has been critical debate. chinese site should be shared with ukrainian leadership. they talk about all thing you could talk with inside story on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disasters the of the history of setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. so this is the one that's been hitting 50 sharing personal stories for a global audience. can you talk a little bit about what life is like for african eliminate programs and open your

eyes to an alternative view of the world today? on how to sierra lou ah, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera reminder of our headlines this hour. the british and french leaders a meeting in paris with migration set to be the focus of their talks. the british government has launched a new crack down on migrants crossing to the u. k. from france in small boats. russia says the u. s. is behind what it calls anti russia sentiment in georgia, and it is watching the situation with concern. the comments come after george's parliament dropped a controversial bill that protesters had feared,

would silence the media and opposition. at least a people are dead after. a gunman carried out a shooting attack at jehovah. witnesses hall in the german city of hamburg. german media reports suggest that the attacker was a former member of the religious community. let's get more on this investigation following that. shooting our producer william peacock is there for us. william, what can you tell us? what more do you know will but very little relation. confirm officially by the police this morning. what they have said is, as you say, people confirmed that one of those believe to be done, but target now to been had last night, which came into the building behind me. after having multiple gunshot found people who had been shot dead and injured, been heard a single shot while they were there, went up stairs and found for want to go. i have a gun shop with. they think they were concerned, they think was the perpetrator. now, if that's the case,

we have some completely unconcerned information from jerry major with the 35 year old joe hatfield, a member of your home with him about 18. the guy when he was so outspoken group, we don't know why. we also know he's not how he can fit in the team if by the police department that we may have half an hour when we hear from the villages william our, there are precedents for an attack like this one in germany with come to was now in 2020 the attendant even saw that they're mostly immigrants and people with the minority background, the perpetrator back case appealed to 10 people was a fall logic streaming and another fall at experienced in 2019 and halla. in that case, the synagogue was attacked leaving 2 people dead. so it's not unheard of,

but as i say, verified information we're hearing. so it does sounded it, in this case it wasn't a poet perpetrator but, but those will be found out possibly in the back up now when we hit the authorities . yeah, i know you'll be following that closely for us and sharing any information you find out during that press conference, william peacock in hamburg. thank you very much. choosing ping has been re elected as china's president for a historic 3rd term. a new leadership team has also been decided, all known for being a loyal to she. katrina, you reports from beijing fund hong in a unanimous vote by china's national pupils, congress. she dinky was re elected as president. he began his unprecedented 3rd term by swearing and to china's constitution or share should i pledge to be loyal to the motherland and the people to be delegated in my duties to have integrity and serve public interests way a full. he was also elected head of the military start largely ceremonial,

the vote signals of the consolidation of power under she who had confirmed his party, general secretary in october. the chinese politic now had entered into the era of winner takes old politics essentially and shooting pain. is that big winner? if 5 years ago he was able to get the majority of paula bureau, which was the top level of decision making body. this term he has something a lot closer to near monopoly this time around. so you to also elected with hon john as you vice president and john g as new head of the n p c. all officials are known for their loyalty to see, and they faced many challenges ahead tried his economic growth is slowing a modest gdp target of 5 percent was set for 2023. paging was also deal with low consumer confidence, rising unemployment and an ailing poverty sector. increasing rivalry with the united states pauses. another threat sanctions on chinese firms have caused what

she says are unprecedented and severe challenges to try and his development of friday, china's congress also proved far reaching reforms to various state and party institutions . they didn't argue these changes will lead to less bureaucracy and waste of resources and more efficient policy making, especially when it comes to boosting much needed growth and innovation. but ultimately, it will also concentrate more power in the hands of the party and ultimately in the hands. she didn't bring public confidence in. she's leadership was damaged, following a hasty reversal of his strict pandemic policy last year. but analysts say it's had little impact on his power featured paint leadership is a core priority of the communist party itself. and that the reversal of 0 cove id and the can to sigh so full out from that policy have not translated into any real political threat. in 2018,

the communist party abolished presidential term limits allowing she didn't ping to rule for life. katrina al jazeera teaching. the former malaysian prime minister maria dinner scene has pleaded not guilty to corruption and money laundering charges is accused of abuse of power and misusing cobra. 19 funds, or he didn't says the accusations are politically motivated or as louis has more from call and poor, he's the 2nd malaysian leader to be charged for corruption after losing power. we didn't yes, in his pleaded not guilty to all 6 charges. 4 counts of abusing his power to obtain $51000000.00 in bribes for his party and 2 charges of money laundering a sum of $43000000.00. he is alleged to have committed these offences during his tenure as prime minister from 2020 to 2021 and faces up to 20 years in prison, and a fine if found guilty. this is part of political and select the position

is not that it is corruption. cross you have will default and let the court decide what the real situation and i am in the sun until proven guilty by the call. the charges relate to a government economic stimulus program launched during his time as prime minister o outside court, dozens of his supporters rallied to defend him. debbie and i did god, was it wrong that he helped us? he's here in court because he was helping people. what's wrong with this? what's wrong with this government? the charge has come less than 4 months after we hadn't alliance lost a general election. the poles were closely contested and returned, hung parliament. israel under the dizzy rifle on what abraham was, eventually appointed, prime minister, 6 out of 13 states are set to hold local elections by the middle of this year. that

again, expect it to be closely for and seen as a referendum of thought on the new administration performance. we didn't support to say the charges and attempt to weaken the opposition. florence louis al jazeera loom port and north korea's leader has ordered the military to intensify drills the what he calls a quote, real war came to him and made the demand as he oversaw the launch of miss files alongside his daughter. us in south korea, preparing for large scale joint military drills. next week. japan is preparing to release more than 1000000 tons of water from the destroyed fukushima nuclear plant into the sea. but neighboring countries and fishermen around fukushima have opposed this proposal. jessica washington reports these fish are part of a mission to convince those who dealt the safety of releasing water from one of the world's worst nuclear accidents into the ocean. but what article i took that here at the marine organism breeding test station we raised flounder and abalone with

treated water containing ordinary sea water. i think we are able to show that there is no change in how they are growing. this is part of a plan to solve a problem more than a decade in the making. in the aftermath of the 2011 earthquake and sin army which destroyed the fukushima plant, water used to cool damage react to cause and contaminated rain and ground water was stored in these tanks. but they're almost at capacity and authority, say the time to release the treated water is fast approaching. the tokyo electric power company has been treating the water, removing various radioactive materials. but some fishermen say they aren't convinced and they fear their efforts to rebuild the fishing industry in the years after the disaster are being undermined. renada with oh no, i think it's still too early to release the water into the ocean. it's to thought i'd understand if they discussed it with everyone beforehand, but they haven't talked about it yet. some neighboring countries,

including china and south korea, have also voiced their concerns. and some pacific nations have pushed for japan to delay the release of the water until implications for the pacific ocean. and islanders are clearer or great. it's one doesn't allow the key point here is the ocean. there are concerns not only within japan, but countries mainly in the pacific ocean. we should do or at most from a scientific point of view to prove to those countries which we are dealing with it thoroughly. but i think is what we are lacking the most. the water release will take place over 2 to 3 decades. it could start in coming weeks. jessica washington out a 0. sean bernie is a senior nuclear specialist with greenpeace east asia. he joins us from castle douglas in the united kingdom, shaun the plant operator had fukushima says that the water is going to be released in the sea, actually cleaner than drinking water. so my question to you is, when you drink it,

the a re radioactive water. ah, by it is name suggest that it's got rid of activity. this water is radioactive, it has redact, tritium, carbon, 14, strontium, and other radionuclides. so no, i would not drink it, and i would not advise any one else to drink it. but the point is they're releasing this uncontrolled into the pacific ocean. but the argument by tapco is that it is one very much controlled and to that they have cleaned the water by removing the radioactive elements. so you don't buy that ivory. that's not true. i took electric, the owner of the plant have been found over the last decades to not tell the truth when it comes to their nuclear operations. the science on the redirect to the t to be released is completely inadequate. may be one quarter of the tanks have been

tested, the national association marine laboratories in the united states, which are some of the most prestigious marine institutes in the world of all said that the science on this has not been proven by the japanese government. and his court had called for a suspension or any plans to discharge. so there, there is no reliability when it comes to tapco. to be clear, are you saying that radioactive water can not be cleaned to the level that allows you to release it in the sea? or you saying you're just not sure that they, they have done that with this water. so there's about 1300000 cubic meters. but 1300000 tons currently in tanks. the process that they've used so cold up system has not worked about 80 percent of water still needs to be processed. again, they have given new timeframe as to when that will be done. they have given no data as to how successful that will be. so there's huge uncertainty about the effectiveness of the current processing. and the problem is the regulations still

allow them to discharge reader activity into the marine environment and they don't have to discharge. but they would, so they would say, i guess 2 things, they would say, well, they've cleaned 20 to 30 percent of the water and that's the water they're going to be releasing. not the 70 to 80 percent. that hasn't been sufficiently cleaned yet. that's. that's number one. number 2, they have said as we heard in our report that their tanks are about 96 percent capacity and that sometime this year they will have their tanks will be full of this water and they have to release your answer to those those 2 points. well, the 1st thing is the terms of releasing the water, that's the nuclear regulations that allow discharges. so the problem there is the regulations in japan allow the discharge of below a certain level of radioactivity. but that still means the releasing redirect material into the environment. and they've not done the science, their environmental assessments are poor, inadequate. they don't look at by you accumulation. that's her redo activity, binds into the environment into fashion, to see wheat, which is one of the reasons why fishermen are concerned. secondly,

and the big lie here. the plan discharge is justified on the basis of lack of storage. yes, there's a huge problem there of storage tanks are filling up. but there's not lack of storage both on the site and in the surrounding area. the area around the site itself has around the storage facility for nuclear waste, about $16000000.00 tons, and they're building additional storage capacity. so it's really just not true that there's no storage option. there are going for the cheapest option, which is to pollute the pacific ocean. shomberg any. thank you very much for coming on the program. thank you. energy companies are marking a new milestone in the technology of carbon car capture. denmark has become the 1st country to ship industrial, c o 2 across international borders and stores permanently underground. there is how this all works. carbon dioxide gas is sucked up from large industries, such as factories and incineration plants. it has been transformed into

a liquid and shipped out the form of oil rig that c. finally, it's injected into disuse, oil well deep under the surface of the earth, and then it is sealed up with scientists saying that the c o 2 will eventually become rock call. rece, went the denmark to see the technique at work. it's the 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 oils under the north sea that to be stored fraternity by energy companies with a climate conscience. it's nothing else than reversing the flow and taking c o 2 preventing that from going into the atmosphere, but rather storage under 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 to get the planet to that 0, we are now starting to take the 1st him to not be regulation. it was denmark getting the congratulations on wednesday when it's project green fund, claimed

a 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 you need generated nations now want to develop ccf globally. this facility in stock home 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, it's in power at to have processed that use industrial baking soda. we do the same thing as in a baking oven. we increase the temperature and the baking soda releases has theme of c 2 that is stand separated from the rest of the flu gases. at that c o. 2, we can compress transport and store as good as burying c o. 2 might sound

environmentalist, 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 just magically is removed, but this magic has surprise. 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 locked mor bang for the bucks. so this whole thing is a pipe dream. then mocks 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, poorest out his error as big that mark still ahead on al jazeera defensive prowess in the n b a that is coming up with gemma. it's quarter after the break with

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ah ah ah. and we are back jemma has all your sports coverage either. indeed sir. oh, it was the perfect response from manchester united. following the rushing by livable as they beat rail. bet his for one to take control of they right believe lost. 16 tie. united, willing to bounce back from that 7 know, dropping of the hands of their rivals, and it was looking good early on. is marcus rochefort, gave them the lead to 6 minutes in that is equalized as the size went in one a lot of time. and i said, when back in front, thanks to a brilliant strike from brazilian, when anthony is 7th, go since signing for the club in september united's captain o'brien,

i fernandez scored. best said he was heavily criticized for his performance against livable. but his manager was full of price for him after this much i think it was the best play on the pitch. and this shows his personality, or he played a little bit deeper all to night. shift a door and i think he did a brilliant and he was the leader united way of that one foot in the quarter finals then, but also tie with sporting lisbon is still wide open after the side street. he will . william silva had an arsenal in front at his level before the break and then took the lead at 10 minutes into the 2nd half st. helena. just watching about austin's equalizer grommet, zach has attempted price choking wasted deflection of betty's midfield. it had a muscle marita and going in for an a goal or time like is that the amortize on thursday event is to can narrow it fast like advantage over fryeburg wild cut

winter with argentina, i held a maria scoring the only goal again. you say, well without food, papa who was dropped for disciplinary reasons after reportedly turning up late for a team meeting. j say marina is ryan. i have edge to step closer to the court. finally, after it's you know, victory of a rail associate at stefan elisha riley's school there. first off to 13 minutes, the former asha crumble as a late head wraps up the window to the inside which christiana, nowadays are not. so we're an action against the top of the table clash in the saudi league went ahead in the 8th minutes brazilian forward from a rainy a with the go. we're now to have a chance to equalize late on so his efforts safe when it's finished. that dropped the 2nd day to the 4th test. and i met about an australia has posted a big 1st in school against india. this was the moment as my co manager finally

ballot for a 180 runs traps l. b, w x. i'll tell he'd been at the crease for 422 ball cameron green also had a center trivial stadium. eventually all out for 480 really mccrory has made a poll start to the players championship at the wells number 3 candidate for i've a par, ripening round, which leaves him 12 shots of the pace at t p. c. so growth, the highlight of the day came at the i comic 17th. paul, 3 island. hol, hayden buckley, sending the ball over all that water. so landed on the green jumps. it hotly rode back and into the home. it's just the 11th phase, that 17 in the entire history of the tournament. follow our can chad raimie wasn't too far away. either. these 225 in the world has never played the course before. that he's the man to catch the top of the leaderboard, often a time to round. before you find major, when calling mark, how is one there's always nerves, but you know,

it's just, they don't mean anything. i mean, i mean, you care, you just gotta, you gotta deal with them. that's kinda why we play the game. that's why we're here to have those are those nerves. so just kind of push past on, push on the side and just do what you gotta do. i mean, it was fine 1st time to, to shoot a score on such icon. of course like this. i mean, you can ask for any more to tennis and mt. larry is once again shane. he still has plenty of fight left in him this time it was in round one of the indian wells masters, the 35 year old brits. he has a metal hip was a set down against argentina as thomas martinez is very he is younger. but murray came back to when it's in 3 in a match that last more than 3 hours. so far this season, the 3 time grant from champion who won 7 of his matches that have gone to a deciding 3rd or 5th public radio

switch. my sons of ring can return to indian wells for the 1st time in 4 years. the 37 year old beetle straight and alexander kitchens 3 said to reach round. next up. that will play 26 feed me a lot of it. that was not set in the women's event 2021 australian. i can find this . danielle collins as beef and in straight sets. why lucky use that sound mcguffey bound, guardian, last in qualifying, but ending up ended up getting into the draw because another pilot was ill. he's a former us champion, and this is just a 2nd. when at this level, i'm about to connie. i decided to play 20 minutes beforehand that just she struggles with illness under risk injuries she did while dropping to 5 games on the way to a straight set when everyone's in that grade. danco covenant. the 20 year old, full usa from champion were now facing island 20 feet mcmillan in the box one again in the m b a. despite being on the strength against the brooklyn. that's for life as put in a great performance going when people point a providing incredible defense with

a career high 9 blocks and again denied. and that was missing some buildings to make lots find in the box. puppies and having 119 the last 20 minutes is grizzly as one for the 1st time. since this is mention of john miranda, they beats the golden state warriors comforter, lay 131 points to one cent, fill in bricks of see eye catching steals in this one. the warriors have now lost 8 straight games on the right toil the grizzlies. hope to see him around back. see, he's being investigated off being filmed on social media, holding a gun in a night. copper. we're, we're taking this, you know, step by step. you know, we're hopeful everything works out. we're jaws back at some point. ah, you know about time table, i can't put a time table on it, but, you know, and until things change we, we know this is our group, you know, and we got a lot of faith in this group and i'm just really proud of how far and how hard they fought tonight, and the czech republic instead of writing their 1st ever,

when in the world baseball classic, they were trailing tie. not until matsushita smashed, the decisive go ahead. 3 run high run in the 9th inning. it finished 85 to the checks to i t made up may see how much is a place that is a will support for now, sir la, have more later nora jemma. thank you so much. we'll see you later, and i'll be back in just moment with more world news featured. ah, ah. and join the debate, the know that the sector she was an hour by the government and stained by the

government. today they are the government africans how security is also global. help 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 green anal dedira 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 seeing 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.

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