ah, the salience of the world's biggest gambler, losing tens of billions of dollars a year, one on 18th, investigate with fred gambling addiction on out of the year. it's been 20 years since the united states led invasion of iraq, which overthrew president saddam hussein a widely controversial military operation that kills hundreds of thousands of iraqis and displaced 1000000 small a conflict is consequences are still being felt to day the rock pool. 20 is on, on al jazeera ah, to new turmoil on the market. softer credit 3 shares hit

a record low in the ongoing fallout. the collapse of silicon valley bank. ah. lauren terry, this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up anger and frustration in malory, where tropical cycling. freddy has killed at least 225 people and many a still waiting for help. flash floods turn roads into rivers and kill at least 13 people in areas of to kia, devastated by last month's earthquakes and rushes warning to the us. flying drones near crimea will be seen as provocation. and are this with central banks as it's prepared to provide financial support to trouble banking giant credits, reese if necessary. shares in switzerland's 2nd largest bank plunge to record lows

on wednesday, sending us an european stock market. tumbling trust in the financial sector was already shaken after 2 large u. s. bank failures in the past week. but investors are now worried about credits. rece offers biggest lender, saudi national bank, said it would not be able to offer it more financial help. credits with shares, plunged by 24 percent on wednesday to write new record. lo. dragging european bank stocks down with it. uh you case top market suffered its biggest fall in more than a year with the foot $100.00 tumbling 3.8 percent. the dow closed more than $250.00 points lower on wednesday. it regain some ground late on, on the statement of support from the swiss central bank. at one point in the day that i was down 725 points. christian to new me has more from wall street in new york. the swiss banks falling share praises re ignited concerns here at the new

york stock exchange over the u. s. banking sector. after the government stepped in over the weekend to protect the depositors and shut down to you as institutions, these were regional banks and regional banks, which are less regulated in the united states, continue to suffer. some of the sharpest declines on wall street on wednesday. but major banks were hit as well, like jp morgan chase city bank, bank of america. and others also seem declined ranging from 2 to 3 percent as investors worried whether or not these institutions can deal with rising interest rates and an unsettled economy. the scandals are really a sign that management is not where it should be. and i think that's the 1st thing that anyone looks at is that say, what does this institution have? good management? can we rely on that to take care of our money? if that can't be a resounding yes, that everyone is going to doubt everything else about the bank, but it wasn't just financial sector stocks that suffered on wednesday across the

board. the markets took a hit. the dow jones industrial average at one point down more than 2 percent recovered slightly. put commodities also took hits and investors poured their money into government bonds, treasuries that are seen as a safety investment driving down yields on the bonds as well. now the head of the securities and exchange commission did try to re and reassure investors by warning that any misconduct that threatens global markets would be investigated and prosecuted. malawi has declared 14 days of morning after 225 people were killed when cycling. freddy ripped through southern africa for the 2nd time in a month. the commercial hub of blanton has seen the most damage with flooding and mud slides. hundreds more people are missing. as coming to minute reports from banta, this is one of the most recent bodies found at searching the city of blan tire. as

men carried by foot to mortuary, nearly 10 kilometers away, they shouted frustration, angry they are no rescue services. 3 days after the worst of the flooding and mud slides that hit this area, david piri is still searching for, for missing family members. know who you call a few things here. no, and it is the team in the 40. so any government officers, nothing, he will, it was that people, the people that most people ality where there's now several meters of mud and fallen rocks was once a village, dozens of homes were stepped away, few on high ground by the strong winds and flooding. hundreds of people on the thing and it's evident in a place like this, where people say just a few bodies have been recovered compared to the number of people missing. and the search is being made all the more difficult. as the rain continues, people use makes of bridges to escape the widespread flooding. and as the search

continues with whatever is available, a man's body is found within the muddy hills. and around him what remains a bits and pieces of other lives at once. what can we take the rest to be over or people can be that you a few wherever a question that may only be answered if and when help eventually arrives from read amolla al jazeera blunt. i am a law. we have 14 people have died in flash floods in south east into kia, which was devastated by last month's powerful earthquakes. heavy rains inundated these cities shall looper. and d, a man, turning roads into rivers and washing away the tents of those, let homeless by the quakes. michelle said, our reports from assemble, ah, these men had a fortune dest. keep police rescue workers as civilians have been helping to save doors surrounded by fellows in southern 22 year. several people have died. in many

areas, the emergency services were overwhelmed. you see this area is completely submerged, or authorities couldn't set up pumps to discharge the water. here. they were called stranded here, but they couldn't find pumps to discharge the water up. the flesh flows or heating areas or the struggling after loss monster by state and earthquakes. that killed more than 48000 people. families forced from their homes by the quakes are now being flooded out of their pants with wells fargo. but bill through, as you can see, we managed to relocate our tents and moved to the park. we managed to surround the tents with stuff to stop the water coming in the middle chandel for was how cold as you sort of be the down many were already unhappy with the government's response to the crates off the yet another disaster. passions is

running now. heavy rains, it seems to was the night how brought flooding, not just a chandelier for, but also to other cities like of young authorities. how shut down hospitals and schools in some areas rescue work is underway. but there are fears that'll be rice, christmas. elder al jazeera stumble. ah yes, officials say the drone incident in the black sea is part of an aggressive russian pattern of behavior. the russian government says the u. s. was ignoring as space restrictions. she amber tansy has more her pentagon. for a 2nd day, us officials complained that their reaper drain crashed into the black sea as a result of what they say has become a patent of reckless and unsafe behavior by russian fight, a joke, pilots in international airspace this time resulting in a collision. i just got off the phone with my russian counterpart minister showing

as i've said repeatedly, it's important that great powers be models of transparency. and communication in the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows. this was the 1st phone call between the u. s. defense secretary and his russian counterpart in 5 months. and it's notable the aftermath of the incident. both moscow and washington are emphasizing the need for dialogue. nonetheless, russia disputes the u. s. account of the crash, a criminal says the drone had switched off its transponder and was heading towards russian territory, collecting actionable military intelligence against russian forces for the ukraine war effort, explained scramble to identify the aircraft and then response. the drone took a vase of action that led to its crash switch stage. you have heard representatives of the pentagon and the joint chiefs of staff side. the united states will continue

to fly wherever it pleases, in accordance with international law. but if you follow this logic, the space around the united states has the same status as the space over the black sea, which as with a drain itself, washington says it's deep under water and unlikely to be recovered by the u. s. military. as far as the loss of anything of sensitive intelligence, etc, as normal we would take and we did take mitigating measures. so we are quite confident that whatever, whatever was of value is no longer a value. russia says it will attempt to retrieve the drone despite the difficulties . whatever actually happens, this incidence is heightening the fear of unintended consequences and the risk if heightened escalation between washington and moscow. she ever can't see al jazeera, the pensive, the russian defense for this is a show who taught says he told us in that operating drone flights near crimea was provocative and could lead to an escalation. my kind of choices live now from

washington, d. c. if you know anything more about that warnings, i'm sure you well, that is very interesting because we heard there from the us defense secretary lloyd austin, making no reference to that as part of his read out of the conversation between the 2 defense ministers said a show who apparently, according to the russian defense ministry warning his us counterpart that the drone flights within that particular area over the black sea are deemed by russia as provocative. so clearly there are still differences over where and when and how us drones can operate within that particular area. the incident itself, both sides now attempting, it seems to play down. although russia continues to insist, it was not responsible for the downing of the drone. insisting as you heard, and she had a package that it was approaching the crimean coast when it took evading maneuvers and crashed. so there is still that dispute going on. although from the us side,

we've heard from a spokesperson for the state department that it's now been assumed that the action was not intentional. that it was a mistake here. an attempt to down load the level of escalation on that particular issue. but very clearly, from the comments of the russian defense minister, the debate will continue as to how the u. s. can operate or should the us operate in that area over the black sea. and what is always leave us russia relations well, they were very bad to begin with, but there is one thing that has come out of here that is very interesting. indeed, we refer to that conversation between the defense chiefs. there's also being conversations of the course of the day between the chair of the joint chiefs of staff in the u. s. and his russian counterpart. there is a level of communication going on far greater than at any stage since russia invaded ukraine. now both parties throughout have that times been stressing the

needful communication. the essential need to keep communication channels open, to avoid any mistakes or misunderstanding or misinterpretation of events. this incident, as serious as it may appear, has certainly served one purpose, and that is it appears to open or reopen the lines of communication between russia and the u. s. because there's been a lot of dialogue in the course of the stay alone, for example. and that is something that it appears both sides are welcoming. i kind of thank you very much. indeed. your high is director of the frontier europe initiative and in a junk professor of european security. she's also a former military advisor to nato. she says russia has repeatedly violated international airspace. we have before the full scale invasion and into the full scale invasion, a long history from the russian side of violation, often a to airspace. in this incident, this is likely to be,

to have taken place within the international airspace. so what, in the context off the black sea, the russians are likely to be doing is to try to provoke, to determine the americans, but also need to overall, to not be able to use international airspace like they have, have tried to determine nato forces not to use the international maritime space within the black sea. both sides particular the, the united states is trying really hard to de, escalate to frame it as a marginal incidence to decrease the chances of this happening in the future. because this would lead to significant costs on the western side. and so we will see in the coming months, if this is something that will occur again, hopefully not, but likely, particularly the americans are trying to de escalate whereas the russian cannot

really admit it. even if it is true, syrian president behind assad is when you to support for the war and ukraine, while meeting russian president vladimir putin, that he just met in moscow in president us had 1st official visits outside the middle east since the devastating earthquakes in syria last month, russia is stepping up efforts to improve ties between 2 year and serious president visit coincided with the 12 anniversary of protest beginning which led to the syrian war. i would like to take this opportunity during my 1st visit after the start of the horn ukraine, to renew my unchanging stone's serious dance in supporting this war against the old new naziism. our stance doesn't only stem from the strong friendship that we have, nor does that stem from the loyalty you've shown us asked, dawns, comes from the will need to day for rebalance. otherwise, the world will hit towards explosion and destruction with thousands of serious have

been protesting and revel held areas. marking the anniversary of the start of the uprising and continuing to call for the fall of our sad hundreds of thousands of people were killed in the war. and millions were displaced. many continue to live as refugees to come this off out, senegalese opposition to his mother. so co is barricaded in his home by police as the authorities ban rallies by his supporters and nasa unveils a slicker, more flexible space suit designed for astronaut traveling to the moon. ah ah hello good to see we're turning up the heaths across the street. the 1st let's talk about the precipitation story, but truthfully, not much going on some showers in wind,

clipping the south coast of western australia. now let's talk about that. he will paint the colors on dark, the bread, the hard, the temperature pretty much extending from around the kimberly, through the outback to the south coast of queensland rate through to new south wales. so, broom, 35 i'll is 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, emily's ear, those rains, have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yang see river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain after japan. the cherry blossoms are now forecasts looking pretty good in tokyo, but we do have some disturbed weather rolling through. but truthfully, avalanches continued to be the biggest threat on japan's main island upon you. and

now you're in the know bye for now. ah. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people and power. investigators exploded and questions they used and abused of our around the globe on al jazeera lou.

the a one of the top stories here, 0 us stock, so recovered some ground off. the switch central bank said credit suisse was meeting its capital and liquidity demands. the central bank says it's prepared to step in if needed. us and european markets had tumbled on concerns surrounding credit 3 at least $225.00 people in below have been killed off just like freddy ripped through southern africa for the 2nd time in a month. the commercial harbor plant has seen the most damage, flooding and much died. and at least 14 deep living killed by flash floods in 2 provinces of se, into kia that were devastated by last month's powerful earthquakes. heavy rain in on day to the cities shall do for and is already present. isaac had so because unveiled alternative changes to the judiciary in response to a planned overhaul by israel's far right. co dition. the proposed reforms of

triggered mass protest in recent weeks at talk says israel is in the depth of a real crisis, and on the brink of civil war is alternative plan would deny the government absolute control over pointing judges from miss benjamin. netanyahu immediately rejected the president's proposal is hard right? coalition wants to give the government more suede selecting judges and limit the power the supreme court to strike down legislation. if yahoo has shortened a trip to berlin, following consultations on developments in national security, according to his office earlier hundreds of people held a demonstration that israel been gurian international effort. in an attempt to disrupt the prime minister's departure to berlin. they formed a convoy of cause and tell banners denouncing the israeli prime minister and his government. as the weeks protested israel over the proposed changes, true to the judiciary. good god, i asked the citizen to come to the demonstration protests to stop the dictatorships

. will protest until the stick, the tauriel government is removed and the corrupt man vacate his place with his entire family. we will not give up. we will not give up even if the laws will security for his incentive goal of surrounding the home level position leader, whose man sancho, in the capital deca as the authorities ban rallies by his supporters. so apparent confinement comes on the eve of a trial that could determine is eligibility to contest. next year's presidential election is supporters had planned a 3 day show of support before the ban. grow their growing tensions in the run up to 2024 election because he president, mikey saw the stand for a controversial 3rd term, which the opposition says is unconstitutional. because hackers will, from the cynically capital. so police have just far tear gas trying to disperse the crowd away. it's happening across every neighborhood of the capital.

this protest is bound and for the government, this is an attempt to bring back law and police have just pushed us away from clinton goes house. they put up barricade sancho is in fact, what feels like in house arrest. he's supposed to appear in court on thursday after he q is a government minister, corruption. that minister has accused him of defamation. if the court sentence him and he will not be able to run in the upcoming election on tuesday night, but some go help or rally, and he is huge president lucky. so using the court to clamp down on the opposition, senegal is an island of stability. we will not accept myself and his desire for some decisions that imposes kale from the country would also be at the heart of

what we're seeing right now is a prelude. the presidential elections are supposed to be placed in 2024. and as long as the intentions of president he saw are not clear whether or not he'll run a 3rd mandates. the opposition says that it will continue demonstrating like that. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car. a court in pakistan is ordered police to postpone the arrest of former prime minister him on con until thursday. i've been 10 seen this near comes house between his supporters and officers who were trying to arrest him. a warrant was issued for con, after he failed to appear to his i'm about court. it facing dozens of charges including corruption, which she says are politically motivated. of course one come all harder has more from it's all about. ron khan's party had gone to court, saying that heavy handed tactics were being used against the residents of emerald conrad, the support as a dad, dad and

a quarter started heading into the urgent partition that was filed by the budget on derek and south. i did an order that w sure not gary out any further operations on 15, g m d on 3rd day. now also important to note dead for the last 24 hours. the police and supported of him, ron con, have been called, fling basically scuffled and broke out after the police tried to address them earlier yesterday, i guess supporter than responded to police. dear guy, thing would rock throwing, and dad of course, exacerbated the situation, but political tensions are very high indeed. no one knows what is going to happen within the next few days. and although the government has determined to address them, ron con, they have not been able to do so despite their best efforts, i haven't called in day paramilitary forces and red sho, indeed,

high drama being played out, i in pakistan. and of course, as a result, there been protest in other parts of the country last night at red. within the last few minutes, north korea has find a ballistic missile into the sea of its east coast. that's according to south korea, as joint chiefs of staff. and it follows a test far from a submarine at the weekend to bring more details on that to north korea, following another ballistic missile into the sea of its east coast. south u. k. will avoid a recession this year. according to british finance minister, jeremy hunt. he was delivering his budget and parliament on yes, another day of strikes across the country. the british government will provide struggling families with a $115000000000.00 in financial support. as cost of living, precious hit hard journal reports from limited from britain finance minister called it a budget for growth. that's not the shock measures jeremy hunts predisposed to use

last autumn. thompson. 2 but policies instead intended to restore stability and faith and government. after a period of political and economic turmoil. today we faced the future with extraordinary potential. the well bank said that a whole big european countries, we are the best place to do business plays and election in a year and a half. and the conservatives are lagging and polls and know that restoring the u. k to growth will be one of the central country set up part of manage, decline falling behind our competitors, resting up stagnation of stability as their expiry date looms upon close. among the measures announced were a series of low tax investment zones to boost productivity in traditionally undefended parts of the country. like here in the west midlands they were plans to tackle a post covey post breaks it skills shortage,

including help to find childcare. so baton press parents can rejoined the labor market and enticements to get some of the more than 8000000 over fifty's who left the job market back to work. your retired g p. what would it take to entice you back to where? oh, my peer group of all retired qualify from boss back in 1982. there's nothing that we go back to work now. i think he's trying to go in the right direction. how successfully is going to be? it's another thing, a question that economists say, it's too soon to answer. the current budget is a very safe one. know borrowing. i think that was pretty much striking. but it's, it's very difficult to enjoy and mommy growth without borrowing. you look at the united states of america, you look at you, you look at china, they're all borrowing to generate that's economic growth. in the short term,

of course, the high cost of living remains. britain is most pressing economic problem. and while jeremy hunk did offer more help on energy and fuel costs, in the hope that inflation falls dramatically by the end of the year, more significant items like tax cuts aren't likely to appear until closer to the election. this, in the meantime, this budget cannot erase the fact that economic pain is sent to continue with the i . m. s. noting the britain will be the worst performing g 70 economy. this year, joe, to help al jazeera, which tens of thousands of people have again been protesting across france in a last ditch effort to stop pension reforms. right. police faced off with crowds in paris in the 8th round of demonstration against prison menu. my whole plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 upon commentary vote could take place this week. nasa has revealed a new space suit design which could be worn by astronauts on the next mission to

the moon plan for late 2025. the space suits and prototypes will be used for astronaut training. this northern summer fisher has the story. it's what the well just astronaut will be waiting on the moon in 2025 as nasa plans, a new lunar mission. it's also updating the suit that will be used. and so it's very important that you have very strict a safety guidelines in a suit that will provide their redundancy and the reliability. you need to make sure every time a human steps, foot on the moon that they'll be able to do. they need to safely and get back and be ready for the next. the next mission space suits have come a long way from the iconic image of human kind, setting foot on the moon, the suits, then we're bulky, difficult to move around in the last up grade came 40 years ago with the space shuttle missions. this new $200000000.00 design is considered a revolution rather than evolution, a dramatic new way. and until i astronauts to do what they need to do,

that's not taking a piece from say that the current spacing and just kind of tweaking it in upgrading at the there's, there's cases here or there of that. but in large part, the live support system is, is totally brand new, and it leverages lessons learned from previous suits. so. so we obviously study what types of failures have been, have happened in the past and what's worked well and what hasn't worked well. but almost everything inside the launch support system is totally totally brand new years. these suits designed 5050 by americas speech agency. nasa and a private company will be worn by astronauts on the mission. taking human came back to the moon for the 1st time in more than 50 years. they will have the traditional white covering protection from the sundry, the issue. and that mission should see the 1st woman and the 1st person of color set foot on the lunar surface. from there, the plan is that it's on to mars. nasa believes the new suit stretches technology policy before it tries to stretch the frontiers in space. allen fisher, i'll just either ah.