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aah! has just passed 15 g m t and we start in pakistan where authorities they, they will follow court orders and arrest former prime minister emron. com for failing to show up in court on monday were hundreds of protest as an outside his residence in the hall and have fought with police security forces, fire tear gas, and water cannon to disperse the crowds. but the supporters staying put pakistan's interior minister has promised to arrest con and take him to court by the end of the day. carnis facing dozens of charges including corruption, police, woody jill, me bucher police as arrived at my residence tourist me and they think i 5 will be arrested on and imprison. then the nation will sleep. but you all should proved him raw. you have to prove your living nation and the followers of prophet muhammad, you have to fight for your right and for the real freedom,

you have to come out and have to struggle. i'm fighting your fight a lot. i have struggled all my life. i will continue to fight, but if they put me behind bars or kill me, then you have to prove that without me this nation will struggle for freedom. well, let's go to our correspondent command hi there. he is joining us live from islam or bother determined, determined as ever former leader and ron can speaking, they come out, we're here and that special para military forces. meanwhile, had been ordered to his house. this is also a determined government to arrest the former prime minister. indeed, the government has made no secret of the fact the country's interior minister and not saying that he will be at a stage. it is not eminent. and we have been getting some reports that they may have already taken place, but we can not confirm dag. now. earlier in the day the police came in and strained

. they brought in water gannons that brought in gear gas. it was got photos with them. ron con, support does the interior minister in order to pad a manager for says to be fucked up police, one of the police officers who had gone to arrest them, ron kon, from its lum abad, was said to have been injured as it is out of the storm drained by the protectors, and after that they are dedicated. the deputy inspector general of police was given, the dodge golfer arresting him, ron con, they have now poured cj around his house, m. ron con supporters. of course, the demeron found himself had now announced a 6 member emergency committee of their leadership with a run to party of fed in his absence. and casey that it did, the likelihood of being being very high. and now we're also finding out that there's been a strong reaction in the southern port,

50 of garage g. i have been product, they're not the city of the bun, job a man highway from chapman to quin. this is one of the roads that named so onwards to understand had been blocked by projectors. and i will protest now taking place near islam abad, and even into twin city of ra, would have been day with a few kilometers from had so indeed a strong reaction. the government showing a determination that he did relatives demeron con. however, the charges against them and it should not be forgotten that dead all $77.00 cases that have been brought against them. ron pon, the government and bob will, has dried every trick in the boat or dried her name. the highest gorge of galks have given him leave because of the frivolous chargers many years then legal experts believed that george george will not hold in a court of law. busy and of god's knowledge of foreigners coming out and the

situation indeed quite gain and really interesting that the approach has sudden taking place in places other than the horn. now you mentioned the many challenges that he's facing, but his arrest, the attempt to arrest him is over failing to show up to court in one particular case. isn't it, kamala, can you explain what that is? a yes, that particular case. but gains do what they're locally known and that door shakana, that door shakana stage drip, bordner g. every dime, a foreign head to a stage comes to budget on or if the budget donny head go state goal would feed. that is steve expensive. give. did that then put another bond there, j which are known as the total con emron cottonwood. the accused of digging one of the watchers from that ga khana. although he made a rule that it would be that he raised the price on it to 50 percent of the value of the goods. and he had bought a watch which was presented by

a debt. so would you wrong friend? he didn't so or dad, and recently a list came out which showed all the benefactors of the state give form of prime minister. now, why should he receive 7 gifts which he took for him says without paying the money? many of the politician senior bureaucrats also involved in digging those expensive gifts at a bit and when it should be deposited in the straight state treasury. so that judges of god seemed to be based on political ren dead day. according to many political experts that the people have gotten believed that enron han had, among the most popular political leaders in the country, that the government and looking for an excuse to delay the elections. i now using the stack dig in order to pressure writing. that is, come on how the joining us with a very latest live about thank you for that. come on,

let's get more on this. we're joined now by adding a new political analyst and columnist for the dawn news website. and she's joining us on skype from islam abad. thank you very much for your time. so we believe breaking up a gathering of con, support as we saw last week, banning large gatherings didn't deter people from congregating outside. mister cons . holland, today is the government action against him on con, doing anything to the, to support or is it infect bolstering, is i think the government is so by hast so using this in a way to or so keep for iran. ha, who is obviously a very popular deter at the rule from focusing on the election to match because he's constantly as your correspondence just pointed out, he is constantly being ordered to look a video scores and there's a bit he's gone stone or is it s so what do you know, the boards are issuing arrest water and so do us some extent of fossa. you know,

the government does a one to it is team. they do want to be able to do toward his movement, but it is on. so we of trying to keep him distracted and this is not the 1st time this tactic has been used. if you look at pakistan history, you will see this what diamond again, that is dying and there is no loggerheads on, you know, on, on the, on a trash also with the establishment that are not so cases against him. and the idea also is to keep them betting busy with their or to bed and says, which then available for other activities. so does that give us an idea then of what you make of the charges against? and ron con, he and legal experts said this frivolous. do you agree? i suppose it will be said in a way that does, you know, especially in buxton. again, this is the history that when you do have such charges against oak wanted to go,

lee does i do certain diamond? they're good. he owes a d all. what we wanted to keep motivated, he says, and human if there is some student, the fact that they have been initiated is due to politics. and whenever they do, and it is also due to the body rather than the medi took the case itself. and it's not just a political cases, or rather legal cases, that politicians and pakistan i used to facing it con, has survived an assassination attempt on his life. and he keeps wanting that there was a threat to his life. and this is a country that's also no stranger to political leaders being killed. is he being provided adequate security? this is a difficult question of it because it's a very subjective view of what security can be or should be as you yourself said, that you know, pakistan as a political history is, will a club by lent events and need be sent to you at least in our political memory

across, be busy with totally an assassination or die, and on harm himself has also been targeted once and you still claims that he has and recovered from that a death. so, you know, a security is a difficulty to provide a focus on to any one or any institution a, as you can see, we're constantly witnessing a dentist who died in these days. and then all of the see, this is also question of how do you provide security, who are political leader that i'm going to put in often election when his, you know, his schedule is perhaps full of interaction with the people that election can be focused on tend to be in very, you know, the kind of environment in which the day please security is not that easy to ensure . no, and of course he saying that he's not actually being allowed to hold any election

or campaign valleys would have to leave their finality for new. thank you very much for your insights on this. we do appreciate it. that is eddy for new life for us, and his lam about thank you. ah, ukrainian president, lot him as a lensky says, a russian missile strike in the city of chroma tools has killed one person commented because just under an hour away from the eastern frontline city of back move, which is seen weeks of shelling. zalinski says 3 people were wounded and 6 buildings were damaged. he said the buildings were residential, and again accused moscow's troops of targeting civilians. i saw muscle with reports from kama. tell us the missile attack an effect this area that is in the center o for chroma. tourist and as we can see, the shelling a had a several buildings at least 9 buildings were attacked dead by this

a missile attack this morning. and people were living here in a sleeping here and starting their morning. some people are left already the area and other people were living in this area that caused one person killed and at least 7 injured other shelling happened in that these big before and civilians care the city close to here to chrome, authoress and donuts creegan and also other cities like echoes something you've got as being child all the time. oh, so not only here though, the shunning also was a was announced in the south a few korean, especially in odessa while a military administration for this i said that

a 4 am miss hos were at targeting get the coastal for this so they would hits but these are misses caused some damage at that caused the cra damaged the several buildings. 3rd, and once cool as the military or fair, or that most station emitter of admiration and are the sub said and announced russia has agreed to extend the ukraine grain export deal after talks with the un, but only for 60 days. that's half the length of the previous agreement. the green export path has helped ease the global food crisis triggered my russia invasion of ukraine last year. more than 24000000 tons of grain has been exported under the deal. russia based journalist julia chapel. the yoga says moscow isn't happy with the way the grain deal has been run so far. we just heard from the premise pope's passion, calling the extension of the great deal, a gesture of goodwill from russia. and he said that the 2nd part of the deal that

express russian interest had not been implemented as well as the conditions which had been agreed on in july last year we met. so his call said to janet his cars. as you can imagine, a deal can't stand on one leg and another russian deputy 40 minutes that your gave her. she also spoke earlier about the normalization of russia agricultural exports, including bank payments, logistics, insurance and freezing on financial services on the supply of ammonia. be so called tell yes he odessa pipeline, and according to him, a big commercial export of ukraine for this is carried out at a state page right now, but he says that the export bring considerable profit to kid. now the bar is to remain in the way in the way of russian agricultural exporters. so just to remind you, the deal was signed on the 22nd of july last year. and there were 2 agreements with the key of the 1st one on the export of the cranium. grain from 3 ports, including a dis, a journey more and usually,

and the 2nd one on the export of russia. grain and prior to lines is and market has repeatedly said that the 2nd part of the deal is not being implemented, including in terms of the free supply russian truck who either arrested in e u port to african countries. russia and the former soviet republicans, georgia have had a strained relationship for many years, but tens of thousands of russians have moved since the start of the war ukraine. the arrival has seen a mixed reaction as bernard smith reports from the georgia capital tbilisi. directly space, which was like internal prisoners that they'd take you into this building was known as the house of terror to the 80000 georgians who had taken here during 70 years of soviet rule. up to $20000.00 was shot mainly during joseph stollins. great terror from 1936 to 39. last more she was honest it and shot their guides from the soviet past research laboratory, take tours across tbilisi to remind people of life in the soviet union. this regime

has the propaganda, whole wide propaganda that it's their bright alternate to west. it's a fierce tate, it's a free state. it's the state of their elaborate and the piece. and all of this propaganda walked and also is working today which is used by russia as a tool of the information why machine but such, such kind of buildings are illustrating the real face of the regime. recent history has helped cement many georgia suspicions of post soviet russia. moscow is back to that protest in the georgia regions of up cars year and south of setting up the fort a war with russia in 200-828-0000 georgians were expelled now, living as exiles in our own country, 90 percent of georgians, according to recent polling, believe russia pose is the greatest political threat to that country. russia always betrays georgia, it's in the nature they pretend there are allies, but in reality,

there are enemies on those views. help explain why protests by tens of thousands of georgians for the government to scrap a foreign agent law that was viewed as being modeled and one in russia where it's been used to crack down on dissent. anti russian, graffiti is everywhere and typically see the interior ministry says 112 russians are here. glad reason can arrived 12 months ago and was worried about how he'd be accepted. my friends and i was a little bit nor was coming to this process because i do even need to be here is our war or georgia. but when the u. s. can locals they have full support on the russian helping them. and i think it's amazing that this stuff is united people. the russian influx has made georgia, one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but opposition parties, a calling for a visa regime for russians. echoing the suspicions many georgians feel towards the

new arrivals. bernard smith, al jazeera tbilisi ga aah to the us now. and after a turbulent a few days on the stock market, it's a bank shares opened higher in new york on tuesday. the we can collapse of to us bags, course turmoil, but investors have been reassured by report showing inflation marginally flowing in the us. that could take some pressure off and says, economists expect the federal reserve to suspend the streak of interest rate hikes . a markets in hong kong and tokyo dropped sharply on tuesdays. international investors remain raffled in europe, market slope and cautiously high. despite a point 7 percent drop and bank shares. in a moment, andrew summons will join us from london. the more the international market reaction . but 1st let's go to gabriel and he's on the he's live for us in new york,

and it sounds like the message from the white house that people's money is safe, is working when it comes to stock market game. it appears that way they are watching the markets as they opened here in the united states very closely and they're doing quite well. frankly, they're all on the green s and p, the tao. the nasdaq all gaining about $1.00 to $1.00 and a half to 2 percent or so. that's good news for the white house. and quite frankly, for a lot of people have been watching this closely. what they were trying to do was prevent panic. that is what the white house did not want to happen. they did not want people rushing to their banks to withdraw money because that could have led to a wider banking crisis, whiter one that we already have in the united states right now. so based on the market reactions so far on tuesday, it appears that that policy by the white house and speaking out aggressively over the last 24 hours trying to contain this to the 2 banks that have been shut down,

appears to be working. but it doesn't necessarily point to necessarily long term stability just within the last hour or so. to give you an idea, moody's, the rating agency downgraded the u. s. banking system from stable to negative. and in a report said the rapid, rapidly deteriorating operating environment in their words, was the cause for the downgrade. so certainly there's a sigh of relief that the market seem to be doing very well on tuesday, but also the medium to long term outlook is still very delicate and any sigh of relief with the latest inflation against gay. one of the reasons for silicon valley bank collapse has to do with interest rates hikes, having a negative impact on the bonds that the bank held in the latest inflation figures show it's coming down. is it too early to tell us that would have an impact on interest rate hikes? yeah, it's complicated in a word, but the bottom line is,

is that the inflation rate in the u. s. has slowly and steadily been coming down. the latest numbers show it's about 6 percent. now that's good news when compared to where it was this time last year where it was 9 percent. and then it was creeping in about the $8.00 to $8.00 and a half percent all through last summer. so compared to last year, the interest rate now at 6 percent, the inflation rate, excuse me, is pretty good. however, where should it have been, where should it be? historically? that's about $1.00 to $1.00 and a half percent. so if you look at it historically, where it should be, it's still way above where it should be. so that leaves the federal reserve at the very tough decision. do they raise interest rates to help cool inflation even more or do they leave it alone? and don't do that, that's the real question that they'll face as they make that decision next week. because we know is it, if the federal reserve it does raise interest rates while it might help put the

brakes on inflation. there are certainly other negative impacts to the economy. and of course, as the u. s. economy goes, so goes some of the global economy as well, at least in some degree. so that's why people are watching this so closely. that is gabriel and he's on the joining us with the latest live in new york. thank you. gave well it's bring an under sentence. he's joining us live from london in london and europe fairing better than the asian market center. yes. will you call? it says money or do in that stock market or cautious optimism now, on the footsie indexes up one percent as just over one percent. german is dax indexes gain 2 percent after its drop of free percent on monday. and the pen european stalks, $600.00, is are up 1.6 percent. the banking center, the banking sector up to point 8 percent. so this is partly reaction

to what we're impressive. inflation figures that were that regarded us from the u. s. but also a regaining of some confidence, although there is a real fear that the banking system in the u. s. isn't the same as many parts of europe, the big banks in your state banks and so on. and there is a real concern about the situation. i wouldn't call it contagion, but if you look at the asian markets closing at really bad rates there 7 percent down on the topics share index in japan and was the situation everyone looking to the markets there for improvement. but overall, there is a return of some level of confidence, certainly not any real fear of 2008 or mood or

when there was an almighty a bank crash. but this is a situation where the largest or bank a blender in the us since that 2008 crash, the silicon valley bank went down and no one is underestimating what possible implications that might have further down the road. and he thank you very much, that is that anderson and for the latest live in london, thank you to the lobby. now the country has declared a state of disaster. after tropical cyclone freddie had it for a 2nd time in less than 3 weeks. at least 190 people had been killed in the disaster. the troy gate and b reports. they dig to find survivors buried under the mud, but hopes of finding people alive or fading fast. dozens of missing from this village in malawi, after tropical storm freddy, tall through it would have i would have heard of some of it. i'm helping to find the victims. i know there are more bodies that are still buried so far between 20

and 20. 5 bodies been recovered from the debris and ruined houses, and most of them have been very to the hospital, but they all looked dead. i think freddy is one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere, and the longest lasting little was spared by the storm. minute watch. um if i'm in a hurry muscle center, it was too bad in the night. but now that it is day time, i can feel the loss. i have never seen something as terrible as this. my neighbor's house is all organic. the family members are gone. they are missing a some cases the father is a life, but the wife and the children are gone on the same storm pummeled central mozambique on saturday, ripping reeves off buildings and bringing with it wide spread flooding. tens of thousands of homes are damaged. the un says more than half a 1000000 people could face a humanitarian crisis in one of the world's poorest nations. him allow a people have been urged to move into temporary shelters,

and the government has declared a state of disaster. the guys you really don't if, if this is the 2nd time this has happened in 2015 will to experienced a disaster. but this time it's far worse. i think the number of dad here is likely to rise fine to say climate change is making tropical storms. more powerful as oceans absorb heat from greenhouse gas emissions. hear him allow a many, a suffering the consequences, despite having on the lease to cause it. victoria gates and b al jazeera. the site one has hit malawi at a time when it's already dealing with its worst color outbreak on record. that humans have more than 50000 people have been infected and 1500 have died in the past year. that includes $200.00 children. the disease is spread by contaminated water and outbreaks typically get worse and flooded areas. people who leave their homes are at risk to they may have to move to crowded conditions with poor sanitization. something also means public health teams can have difficulty reaching

people in need because of blocks of damaged roads. well, let's get more on this. we're joined by doctor parts, particularly as the secretary general of the society of medical doctors of malawi, and he's joining us live from bland, bland, ty in malawi. very good to have you with us. tell us about the situation facing people with cholera and medical professionals treating them. and what is, as we mentioned, the worst color outbreak in malawi is history. thank you very much for having me this afternoon over here. indeed, the cycling has ripped through malawi, a very devastating man. as the figures of actually mentioned earlier, we have over 60000 people effected more than 20000, displaced by depths and hundreds of people missing. and this comes in actually one of the worst possible times the country has been trying to fight across with the, the pandemic. more likely epidemic of color that we've actually had. we've had

numerous responses to cross color, but with the current cycle that's being ravaging through the country. we're actually very, very scared that this might actually, you know, devastate old measures that we've put across to try and ample with color. there are a lot of casualties and a lot of people that are either missing or dead and majorly. a lot of people have been internally displaced. and this is where we feel like the huge target of color eggs are going to be starting off at the situation. does malawi have the intervening fluids, the antibiotics it needs to treat patients? did it have these resources before the cycling head? so in terms of the availability of the resources, there are resources that are available. however, the problem is not trying to get the treatment to the people. currently, the problem is actually trying to get that logistical support to the people. we have areas that have been cut off by floods. we have areas that we're not able to

get people evacuated out, either through air, rescues, or even boat rescues through the through the floods itself. there are emergencies that are in different areas where it's absolutely impossible to reach. so even if we do have the resources to treat color, i'm this particular situation. it's very difficult to get them the resources where they particularly are and that's what's causing a huge challenge for not only the health sector, but also the rescue teams that have been started and initiated by dogma. and so what does belong and the medical fraternity need to make sure that the resources that you do have, i'm guessing to the people who need it? what see the situation currently is very dire. i mean, there's hundreds of casualties and hospitals, especially in the southern region, are being completely overwhelmed with an influx of casualties that's coming in different areas in different forms. and we're not only looking at casualties

related to the floods. we're also looking at other various health conditions, for example of traffic conditions. we're looking at other patients with heart attacks. we're still coming. we have a regular program that needs to be assisted and worked on. and we also have this new casual be program that's come through. so trying to strike a balance between the 2 is, is actually, what's the challenge over here? we had instances with programs have tried to transfer health care workers from one program and tried to redirect them to the other, where the casualties are for us to be able to assist with the overwhelming numbers . so it's not just the fact about the medical or the financial resources. it's also the fact that we need the human capacity. and this is what, as the society of medical doctors we're trying to do, we're trying to ensure that we get as many health care workers as possible within the different districts across the country to try and assist either in voluntary methods or within their programs respectively. to ensure that we can try to reduce the burden that are being faced by the teams are currently on ground and who are

totally devastated with the overwhelming effects. and when you talk about the need for, you know, for human resources, let's say for medical professionals, are you getting the international assistance that could help in this regard? what currently on ground we do have teams, for example, we have the m s of teams. we have w h o n u and coordinating the responses. however, we can never say that this number of people are sufficient or this is enough. we do not need more. every form of assistance that can come in will always be more than helpful. i must be grateful to the medical fraternity of malawi for them. you know, despite being either on leave or working in the private sectors have voluntarily shown themselves over to try and assist with as much as they can, whether in person or with whatever resources they have available themselves. so we definitely do need the assistance and any form of assistance is syntactic for us because it will only assist us. mitigate this, this issue dr. path patel,

the secretary general of society of medical doctors of milan. we thank you very much for your time during what is no doubt a very demanding time for you. thank you. thank you. still ahead on the south freshman in the philippines, protest against mega projects. they say pushing them out of business. and schools will hear from the t meaning to end manchester cities hopes of the 1st champions league title ah hello, we've had some really nasty showers cause northern parts of the amazon up towards my house with her had reports of flooding. i'm much slice as a result of these heavy downpours, more big showers coming in over the next couple of days. wet weather easing a little further east was but still unsettled. right? the way across ecuador, and on into were peru,

russia shouting to northern parts of argentina as well, but it's still warm in point of service. we are still getting up into the thirty's . well, above the average there. meanwhile, into the caribbean, it start too bad at the men. we have got some wet weather sliding in across northern parts. we still have a showers just lingering around panama. mic rock you in costa rica, seeing some live, he showers. this area, cloud and rain will sink its way further southwest, out across the yucatan potential across cuba on into jamaica and all the way into his band. yet these not as should stay large. he tribe, if we follow that line of cloud and rain, it is the same one that links right the way back into the northeast of the u. s. where we have that nor'easter bring you some very strong wind split conditions. this rain on the coast, but we are looking at significant snowfall in than $5060.00 centimeters of snow and land. and we could see some heavy snow on the other side of the country up around the sierra nevada. more very heavy rain pushing across into a good part of california this week. ah

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al jazeera lou. ah, watching the news all would be elizabeth flawed of a dog. ha! reminder of our top stories. the sour authorities in pakistan, so they'll follow a court orders an arrest. former prime minister in ron con for failing to show up in court on monday. hundreds of protest as an outside his residence in the for, and have fought for the police stock markets. and hong kong in tokyo closed more than 2 percentage points down on tuesday after international investors will rattled by the failure of to us banks. president joe biden says the us banking system is safe,

and russia has agreed to extend that claim. graeme export to port to the un. only for 60 days. the agreement has helped ease the global food crisis triggered by washes invasion of ukraine last year. china's as a strain, the other us and the u. k. are on a part of what caused error and danger. that's off. the 3 nations announced a deal to sell us made nuclear power submarines to australia. john hendern has more from san diego, california. it is a bold effort to shift the balance of power in the pacific. the leaders of the us, the u. k. and australia cementing a plan to deploy nuclear power submarines from the australian coast or press it at a trilateral cooperation. i believe is trash them to the strength of the long standing ties, the united and our shared commitment of ensure the endo pacific remains free and open. prosperous is secure. the plan will take decades to complete. the defense

alliance called arcus, has already begun with the 1st of hundreds of australians embedding in u. s. and u. k. submarine building programs. more u. s. subs will start visiting australia this year, while british subs will increase rotations from 2026 by 2030 to australia, plans to buy 3 nuclear powered subs containing conventional weapons from the us, with the option of buying 2 more. and sometime in the 20 forty's, australia expects to have its own nuclear, so built by the u. k. and australia using u. s. technology. the orchestra, grandma, we confirmed here in san diego, represents the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all of our history. the biggest threat in the pacific comes from an increasingly aggressive china, which has built new fortifications in the south. china sea is the situation that china has,

has created and brought upon itself very much like girl russia has in the ukraine, in china's gene pain is called the arcus plan, an effort to encircle and contain his country view as, as missouri. here is a nuclear powered virginia class attack submarine. the kind of us will send to australia is that country developed the capacity to build its own nuclear subs go longer, farther and faster than conventional subs. and that's a big advantage. the new fleet, replacing australia's aging diesel force requires the u. s. and u. k to boost their nuclear ship building capacity and to build one in australia from scratch. but ultimately, the defense of our values depends, as it always has on the quality of our relationships with others, with china engage in its own submarine building program and flexing its muscles in the south china sea. the 3 english speaking arcus nations are betting that together . they can better counterbalanced the size of china's naval force. john henderson,

al jazeera san diego to greece, now where judicial enquiries on the way to ben justice. for the 57 people killed when a passenger train collided, head on with a freight train last month. some of the responsibility for the crash could fall on the italian state railway scope, which operates glasses, passenger trains. john to robin's reports from athens. throughout greece, there is fury with the government by its own admission. it failed to install safety systems, but could have told human operators, 2 trains were on a collision course. many of those killed were students. one of them a colleague of funnels ven, at this it's just unimaginable. that's on a country's my central rail route. you wouldn't have a backup system that tells you what direction to train for traveling it, whether they're going to collide greek rail has largely relied on humans systems

centered on this room inside the hellenic railways organization headquarters. this is the nerve center of the greek rail network. a central traffic coordinator sits at this desk. trained drivers give him their whereabouts through this vhf radio system, and he plots their progress on this paper chart. but this completely manually operated system is not all knowing a local station master can switch tracks without telling the coordinator. that is what happened on the night of february 28th. when, according to leaked testimony, a station master's switching mistake, since the northbound passenger train 62 up a south bound track into an oncoming freight train, killing 57 people. a veteran head of rail security says that mistake wouldn't have happened in the days when 3 people sat in this room. and as other wash head brush, they used to be an experienced train driver and an experience training specialist

who sat with a traffic coordinator. they were in contact with station masters and trained drivers across the country. if any mistakes happened, they were fixed within 2 or 3 minutes. he had an trained it away with that institution in late 2020. what is it with your line hellenic train is the hellenic railways. organization subsidiary that runs greek passenger trains. it was sold to the italian state railways group in 2017, to cut costs. the italian management abolished route checking inspectors on trains over examiners. if the inspectors duties had been left intact, train $62.00 wouldn't have left the station on the wrong track. and if he had, he would have used the emergency brake. yeah. if the attending company doesn't want to enforce a safety rules, they can return the shares in hellenic train under the greek states, go home. hellenic train didn't respond to our requests for comment. what's clear is that the greek state failed to install 21st century safety technology,

and that the italian train operator cut stuff with safety rules. 57 people died and a crash real expert say was utterly avoidable. jumps or alkalis al jazeera atoms. a group of israeli protest, i have tried to block the road leading to the prime minister's office after parliament passed the 1st leading of controversial belt by the whole, the judiciary as it becomes long island to be able to strike down decisions by the supreme court with a simple majority, it will need to pass the 2nd and 3rd leader before it becomes law. and mankind has more from west of islam. even before the 1st reading happened, the protest movement announced that on thursday they were going to do a day of escalation. they want to get more and people out on the streets. now we've seen huge numbers of people out on the streets on saturday, 500000 across one with 25 locations in the country in israel. so we will see more people is every, that's what people are saying on social media. they need to get out what they will

they trying to do with this is put pressure on any politician within the coalition . the might be wavering to try and switch sides. if that happens, then the coalition government is that local for new elections. it's a big off. but that's what the demonstrators are trying to do. selling to lebanon now, where the local currency has continued plummeting. now it's hit record lows to 3 years ago. $1.00 was trading at around $2500.00 lebanese lira. now it's artificial value have nearly reached $100000.00 lire against the dollar. the currency, the loss of value has hurt people's purchasing power. in 2021 kilogram of chicken cost. 2800 bureau. now it goes for more than $600000.00. the government is making attempts to stabilize the market. and as pushing for reforms, zayna holder has more from david lebanon's local currency. the lira continues. it's freefall, it's been sharply div valuing since the onset of an economic crisis in late 2019.

but in recent weeks, we've seen a sharp evaluation. it is now trading at $100000.00 lire to the dollar. at the start of this year, it was trading at $50000.00 lire to the dollar before the economic crisis in late 2019. it was trading at $1500.00. so this is the 100000 bill this bank note. it is the biggest bank note in circulation before the economic crisis that was worth 67 dollars dollars. now it's worth a dollar. now this is causing a lot of suffering because the majority of the population earn in the local currency and lebanon is an import dependent country. it imports almost everything, it needs, so prices keep on on rising. in fact, if you go to supermarket, everything now is priced in dollars because a store owners are not able to keep up with the fluctuating exchange rate. what are

the authorities doing? the central bank has tried to stabilize the market a few times by pumping dollars into the market, but it's just not working. in fact, what is happening is that it is damaging the foreign currency reserves before the crisis is that there were $30000000000.00 in the central bank. now, $10000000000.00. the solution is for the authorities to carry out much needed economic structural reforms. reforms that will hurt politicians who are in power. they've been reluctant to do that. but unless they do that, then, then the currency, which really is worthless, you can, you can barely buy anything with this. now will just continue to devalue even further. china is reopening its borders to international tourists for the 1st time since the colored pandemic broke out 3 years ago. the move comes of age and

declared victory last month or the surgeon the virus by eating the restrictions. china is retracing from a 0 call strategy that has heard the country's economy and tourism sector fishermen in the philippines had they've had enough of commercial vessels and government construction projects on the shoreline. they're refusing dredging ships of decimating b. manila, bay, fish stocks bay rely on for their livelihoods. barnaby lo reports from rosario richard are gonna has relied of manila fees for his daily catch. for a decade and a half, he says he's been able to support his family sufficiently. would fishing as his mean source of income. until 2 years ago, when the drudgery appeared lugging while i'm going up, i and there are times to go hungry and also i couldn't avoid the borrowing money. the fish are gone because they been disturb neighbors who make dried fish, say their businesses have also taken a hit to mild boylesdarren. she has become more expensive,

but for $60.00 before ish, no work worth $100.00. and it's because the fisherman or gotcha atlas, the economic hardship has forced the community to take action. on tuesday, dozens of fishermen sailed around manila b in a show of solidarity against what they see are destructive operations by big corporations. manila bay actually stretches beyond the capital. now, these protesting fishermen for sailing with us and around us there. from here, the problem is all could be there. but efficient communities from 2 other provinces have reported with increasing thoughts and blaming dredging and reclamation activities. not far from where seabed, quarrying is taking place. tons of sand is being dumped on water. the philippine environment department declined al jazeera request for an interview, but government data shows some by 1000 hector's, have been approved for reclamation, despite pollution, scientists and environmentalists, c,

manila bay isn't dead. there are areas this. the hobby blue. ah carls reach coral reefs. they have, sorry, grass, so i didn't spawning ground. then in black i and we are mon worlds. ah, in fact it's a major flyway for wild birds, and some say it's also aggravating the effects of climate change. there's also an up air and sea level rise. there are suffering from a box of sliding his fishermen here started publicly protesting the driggers off their coast of lab. but a number remains anchored in other areas of the bay. new land and facilities may be necessary for a growing population, but many here wonder at what cost? barnaby low al jazeera rosario could be to the philippines where the sports news still ahead on the news. all i want that to happen in the game like this. the

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it is time for sport. now he is far. elizabeth, thank you so much. carlos al cortes has stayed on course to return to the top of the world rankings. the spanish t nature is through to the last 16 at indian wells. the 19 year old picked up his $100.00 tour when against talon greeks bore of benevolence. if he wins the van to replace novak jock rich and the number one spot, jack rich can't compete in the us because he isn't vaccinated against coven 19. you know, i so the he was the 2nd player in history of one this less motus to. there were to getting into 100, you know, when on? yeah, he is in a. yeah, i'm very proud of myself. we're older. i'll carouse will play britton's jack draper and the last 16 he beat compatriots and 3 turn grand slam winter anti murray. be 21

year old, took the 1st st in a tie break. draper going on to win this a 1st ever meeting of the 2 players in streets and the women's drops in his years. world number 4 ons. jabber is out. she was beaten by mar, keta, of vonda, re sofa is currently ranked outside the top. 100. jibber is still some way short of her. beth's is she recovers from knee surgery. well, number one and a family champion, egan, schwein talk is through it around for a polish player, beat 2019 title winner bianca and rescued in st sax. shrines like his image from the 1st woman to successfully defend this title, since martina. never till over. did it more than 3 decades ago. up next for schwein tag is emma erotic hannah, who looks to be getting back to something like her best form, the british player, beating a beatrice, her dad maya, brazil and 3 sats. it's her 1st win against the top 20 player since she won the us

open 2 years ago. oh, have from a a pap guardiola says his time is manchester city manager will ultimately be judged on his record in the champions league. city are involved in one of 2 last 16 games . later this tuesday. they host our be light sick with the aggregate score level at one all or the all who is one for premier league titles is looking to win the champions league for the 1st time. at city not to be judge for that competition. this because she is a day one arrived here in the 1st game in shrimpers league. they asked me when jess arrival ended here sitting for the 1st time or you are here to into so busy as it was. so was it manager for real madrid that this isn't going to happen? but i could understand, but here in my renewal that they accepted, so as much you go through is no going to change our be like 6 coach mark or rose says he surprised that said he strike earling. holland is facing some criticism in england for his style of play lights,

despite in region averaging almost a goal again for his club. rose coached holland last season in germany. abernathy or dawn. he scored 28 gold and golds in 26 league games. if you put this goes away, i don't know where the city would be now in the league. so i'm, i don't know what we are talking about earlier. harland is. is it one of the top player in the top number line in the world? the and be a game between the milwaukee bucks in the sacramento kings finished with 2 players being ejected in the final seconds. i want that to happen in the game like this. we're globe has to add the box and king's player tray. lyles were at the center of the disruption while i just found the box darman janice and tito,

an action. lopez took exception to he finished up with a cut on his face. his team went on to secure a 9 point to wait. like if i've ever seen one that told me that he pushed in my back, i didn't know if it pushed nobody. you know, it was a mess seen. and he fell on a coupon movie and then i just in a short group been upset. he uses that, that upset yet and don't do that. yeah. don't push it like that. then that in, as of the goldman, he pushed in a bag. and obviously i appreciate a my back my guy. i try not to do as much as i had focused on my game and, you know, people, you know, kinda understand that, that my, my kindness weakness and, but my team is, are there to have my back on rosette, you know, i don't know what happened, but to please take a note from nobody trust me on it. and they all have each other's back in there. i

don't mean we don't go out there start some, we're not. but we are stand up for ourselves and each other after their loss against mexico, the usa got their group campaign back on track of the world baseball clot sake. my trout had a 3 run homer and a big win against canada. this game in phoenix finished 121 to the us. the defending champions now set top a pu, see, and her on course all 5 for the quarter finals. great britain pulled off and upset, went over columbia, the tea drinking celebrations in rural coordinations, all in play during the 75 victory. it was their 1st ever when in this tournament history, the final pitch coming from ian debo. he was born in houston, but qualifies for britain, thanks to his father, who was born on the channel island of jersey and has had a brief career in english 1st, a class, cricket felt tremendous. i think we felt like what we hadn't yet done was showed everybody what we're capable of like you saw pieces of it. right. and then it

finally came together day and the feeling is just absolute elation. you know, it's a wonderful feeling club that a lot of tournaments and you take good team sometimes in the 1st couple big games don't go your way. and that's one of those. you know, that's one of those, those, you know, splits in the road. one of those cross roads, and you either kind of head down or you stay focused and you had back up and i'm just so proud of these guys. okay, and that is all useful for now back our life. she very much for that and that does it for the news our but do stay with us. we are back in just a few minutes with more of the days news. thank you very much for watching. ah ah. and

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