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days after confrontations with police. ah, you're watching l 0 live from a headquarters in del, find any novel gays are also coming up. the struggling us bank 1st republic takes a beating as markets open will be lying from wall street more protests in france a day after president em anyway. my phone bypass is parliament to post through controversial pension reforms and children left without families or homes. we report from a make shift camp for those displaced by last week storm in malawi. ah, hello, we begin in pakistan where the former prime minister in ron khan is that the high court in the horror con, is seeking protective bail against charges of terrorism,

sedition, and harassing police. that's after several days of compensations between police and his supporters. they bid protesting multiple corruption charges against con. he says the cases are politically motivated. well going on to the u. s. and markets have kicked off fridays trading on a negative note. investors shrugs office, 30000000000 dollar and fusion into 1st republic bank. the shares of the 11 banks that injected funds into it are mostly down and early trading. the banking sector has had multiple scares this past week. silicon valley bank has now filed for bankruptcy, while problems at credit suisse rattled, european markets. let's cross over to wall street and get an update from gabriel is on there. he's joining us from there. so how jittery do the market remain? gabriel?

yeah well they're definitely opening up in the red, both the tao s and p both in the red down on early trading on friday. the nasdaq is the only thing that's gant got a bit of a little bit of a game so far as we're going through a pattern. now, it's a pattern that we've seen all week, and that continues to repeat itself every day. now it's what bank has failed to day . if a bank will fail today, what are the worries and then how will there be some sort of bailout or recovery effort for that bank, whether it was 1st republic, silicon valley bank, signature, bank credit suisse. we've seen this cycle now for a little over a week and that it's a continuing cycle that we're seeing now. in terms of 1st republic, they gained actually about 10 percent on thursday, after there was the announcement, the wall street was injecting nearly $30000000000.00 into that bank as a confidence measure. we're already seeing that that's not having much effect on

friday. first republic, down about 20 percent in early trading signature bank down about 6 percent. so it's really these regional banks that we continue to see really taking these hard hits, as there's really apprehension on wall street of what could happen this weekend. as people are really looking at what regional banks don't have their deposits insured, don't have their deposit, it's guaranteed. and could ex bank ex being what is that bank potentially be the next to fail? right. and what we saw on friday, gabriel, is that silicon valley bank. you're mentioning that bank just a moment ago, but that bank filed for bankruptcy. so what's been the reaction to that? what should we make of this? well, it's a little bit to be expected. it was silicon valley bank, financial group, the parent company, listen, the bank failed, so it's sort of expected that they would file for chapter 11. bankruptcy,

which they did about an hour or so ago. however, it's troubling because it shows that so far, no one came out to buy the bank before it went into bankruptcy. even at the steep discount is pretty much worth almost nothing at this point. even at that steep discount, no one stepped forward to actually buy it. so it's still, they're still looking for buyers for it, but now going into bankruptcy. that changes the dynamics a little bit. but the bottom line here is, is the 30000000000 that was put in to 1st republic on thursday by wall street, top wall street banks. that 30000000000 wasn't an injection of capital. that wasn't money to buy the bank. that was just a confidence measure that was 30000000000 basically to signal to the market and to the wider world. quite frankly, that we are confident that we can get through this. and i say we, i mean the big wall street banks, it was a confidence measure because they don't want these regional banks to fail either.

when i mean they, i mean the big banks that have trillions of dollars in assets. because then that would be like a wildfire that could spread to the entire banking system. that is the worst case scenario that everybody, the federal government here in united states and the biggest banks on wall street are all trying to avoid at all costs. yes, sounds like there could be a lot at stake. thank you so much. gabriel is on there for the time being gabriel's reporting for us from new york. we're taking back to one of our other top stories and that's practiced on where the former prime minister in ron con has now arrived at the high court in the hor, along with his supporters. let's bring in come hider, who's outside that high courted le hoard. so what the former prime minister is doing come all is that he's seeking protective bail in a number of cases, filed a him. what's the likely outcome? well, good. now tell you that protective bay has been honored by the law. i called it

a major development behind me. a large number of supporters came with him to god. it took quite a while for him to get inside. once that door, the cord were all put into space shuttle favor because of the order did. many of the border also entered into the premise they court and structured all on one day on related people should leave the premises often raised to proceed in the guard under way. but they said we are hiring them. ron hahn had been granted bed protective buried for 10 days and i did a major development on that. we'll need that. denton restarted on the 8th of march . and of course they were turned off between the police for the former prime minister are important also to note that im wrong calling again to appear before

the gordon islam abad. rejected. ridge. an issue are non billable to water and that's right. the police brought out there was a petition today by a lawyer in the body guard. reset should not be dead when you come to guard. adequate security should be provided. but just to give you a background last night, the budgets on teddy again solve leadership written into an important meeting with the charter. did add that suggested by the lord high god to sort out these issues the prime minister of focus on job. i was extending an olive bron thing that they wanted to talk to and board during their non con or the interest of the country. it was also day for, for the 1st time, we had a whole from a crisis that everybody in august on had been watching nervously. and as you can

see, there's going to be jubilation out for people to find out what happened inside the court. and ron were drive back along with the borders to a residence in a mon box. it will be the name because for the past few days there wouldn't be a guy shilling off. and then it's the board of guards standing strong and saying that they would not lead. they need to be erected. so for the 1st time, some him prove conditions after days of tension. thank you so much. come on. hi, i'm reporting from outside to high court in the hearth. all sorties m allow we are still coming to grips with the scale of destruction from cycling freddie. the survivors of the floods are struggling with a shortage of food. the government has been donating food parcels, but aid is coming in slowly. a lot of areas are inaccessible that after the storm caused landslides, at least $326.00 people have died and thousands are still missing. from his miller has more from a school and blan tire that's been converted into

a camp for the displaced more than 88000 people have been left homeless and that's in malawi alone, due to the impact of cycling. freddy, they were landslides landing, as well as heavy winds. and the people here lost everything including their homes. many of the 4000 here are children. and some were brought in by community members because these children had lost both parents all their entire families. there are children here without homes to go to. now the volunteers here are concerned about their resources. they don't have enough for example, we don't even um for example enough women does enough. beebe a machine so that again who made was saying the eyes of the are the busy thought. i see the patients as a thing that people that i hear people. yeah. have been lived with nothing and they're relying on the community around them for donations to keep them going. we

organize, which is i'm over. i know i me a buzz were used things, clothes, they didn't shoes work over the home. they brought those things to my house. that's when we have come to distribute actually we're just nearby. no godaddy's issue number thing. it's our, my, me we want to do today. we're willing to buy, so when to buy everything for these people while help is trickling in, they are only 18 classrooms at this primary school and they're completely full. they're run out of space. and so they're starting to pitch tents wherever they can to accommodate the people. who continue coming in to this temporary camp, looking for refuge from rita mila al jazeera plant. i am allowing protesters and frauds have gathered across the country as unions war, and they'll continue their fight against pension reforms. oh, the latest action comes off to the government bypass parliament enforce through

a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. that anger protests or is even more crowd set cars on fire. and more than 300 people were arrested. natasha butler is in paris and she has more well, a number of french ministers have been trying to defend the pension reform in the way it was for through by decreed by policy parliament. they said it was an action that was necessary because they say that this reform is essential if fraud is able to sustain its pension system in the future. nevertheless, that is certainly not washing with many. m p 's a lot of anger amongst some lawmakers. we know that lawmakers on the left and also to far right and also independence. hey blake, emotion of confidence against the government that will be voted on monday. meanwhile, trade unions are calling for more protest nationwide day of action on thursday. and

there are ongoing demonstrations in paris. some people have tried to block the main ring road garbage collectors, also oil refinery work is all continuing with that process. a lot of anger over this reform, a lot of anger is the way in which has been pushed through parliament and lots of frustration and anger, a presidency by micro seen. i've been out of touch with ordinary people. gabriella tons, who teaches at pansy also one university, and he's one of the thousands of joined the protests and says they won't stop the pension reform protests that have been happening for the past 2 months. and that will keep going strong for the next few weeks. really are not just about pension, it's about money, there's the money you get now and there's the money you get later. myself as a teacher, i feel undervalued, very much like other people. people who take care of the trash, people who take care of people's health. this is what it is about money, india, and there's a lot of tension when it comes to. there's

a social aspect to that question, but there's also a political aspect to the question. the problem is that the government cannot find a 50 percent majority. they just don't have it, they don't have it with people and they don't have it international assembly. so what do they do? well, they just do what they have to do, which is try to save money and we are self feel like we are under privileges. i'm not sure what will happen in the parliament. it's possible that some people on the right wing and so people in the left doing end up, you know, agreeing on what to do. what i do know for sure is what i'm a participant in which is the coming demonstration and they will be method. my impression is that we will have people that so far has not participated. that will start participating precisely because they believe in democracy precisely because they believe in a social republic. in france, we are not just republicans. we also believe that the republic should be social front has never been more profitable for the past 3 years. there are record profits recorded in the tech count, which is the top 40 companies here. look,

inequality can't keep getting worse. that's not possible. and that's what we're doing that we might fail, but we're trying. hundreds of farmers in india have halted their march to one by officer, a meeting between their leaders and government officials. the farmers were protesting against a huge drop in onion prices. the 200 kilometer march began in the city of nausicaa, but it's not clear if it will continue me. michel has more on this from us and pharma is continuing to pressure the government. we're about 2 hours to move by and farm was a camping here. this will only go off, the government passes a resolute in the state assembly, formerly agreeing to their demands. these include financial assistance like lawn waivers and compensation after onion prices crashed in the state of my russia. in western india now far most have gone from the city of nasa that's about 100 kilometers from here. and it's been a difficult journey. they've walked over here if taken them for days in this

blistering heat. and over here, they don't have too many facilities. as you can see, they're sitting on straw, matt. it's where they're also sleeping at night and cooking their food. so these are parsons, are la la la la, and this is our 3rd march towards the city. the government didn't fulfill its promises during the fast to protest, so we don't trust the government. we cheated every time. i've been looking for 6 days, hoping our demands will finally be met and a half that this onion prices have fierce political implications and have brought down governments in the past. it's a staple and end in cooking and effects. a majority of the middle class and nearly half of windows working population works in agriculture, making farmers a critical vote. bees. this protest comes as form was in north india, are protesting and demanding increased financial protection from the government. bob newman, the largest, 0 vash, and western india. still ahead on al jazeera, ah, a powerful cycle,

triggers flooding and landslides, in per room, destroying thousands of ah, the, who's the hi there, good to see you. there's been a number of hailstorm straight across pakistan. so right off the bat i wanted to show you the video. this is in sin, providence not too far away from hydro bad. the pea sized hail falling here, but in some spots we saw g golf ball sized hail. and certainly this will continue over the course of the weekend, i think still through it that may be western side of sin, providence, and below, just on. but these waves of precipitation will really be with us for the next several days. out of season. rain is falling in southern india is this intense rain slides down the coast and time will now do stayed. so for ny, typically month of march, couple millimeters of rain,

but i think we've got some big downpours in the forecast. on saturday, there has been flooding and landslide, southern sumatra, west java providence. in on to the ways the island looks like now. this tapers off into showers. the most concentrated brain will be that southwest corner of borneo. island flooding has displaced hundreds of people on that eastern side amended now. island in the philippines, but all flooded advisories have now been dropped here and for china after the rain has rolled through certainly dropped temperatures. but the vigorous system is now over japan. just going to clipped chicago, but some pretty intense bands of rain rolling through tokyo on saturday. see later . ah. but breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to find in through halting. what did you do? what to investigate? why didn't you ask a question? there are many during that felt fencer people have, but you know,

you pick on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your carmel, the listening post on al jazeera, ah ah, ah, hello again, the top floor is on al jazeera, pakistan's, former prime minister montague, has been granted britain to bail for 10 days by the high court in lahore, the faces multiple legal cases, which he says are politically motivated. us markets have kicked off fridays trading on a negative notes. concerns around the banking sector are dragging down shares on wall

street and in europe. malawi government is assessing the scale of destruction caused by cycling freddie flood. survivors are struggling with a shortage of food authorities or donating food parcels. but aid is coming in slowly as a lot of areas remain inaccessible. after the storm caused landslides, the presidents of finland, as in churchy, yea, to discuss his nations bid to join nato, the turkish president, roger ty berto on has welcomed his finished counterpart, sallied any show in ankara. turkey it has been blocking finland and sweden's beds to join nato, saying the country is need to commit to opposing groups. ankara labels as terrorist, the nato chief un soleberg has said, it's crucial for the 2 nations to join the alliance from on this. we're so sorry our and joining us from anchor us. so what can we expect to come out of this meeting, and when do we expect an announcements while they're in it is

quite a very critical meeting that is now on the way between prison ad one and finance president. so diminished it. so in an hour you're expecting them to come out with and come in front of the cameras and, and knows the approval or finland, accession to nature, the source. just look that in us that in the last week that has been intensive talks between parties and also turn haunt is some be there's european lead. there's got involved in the negotiations and based on that, there's not one on his team have agreed to approve neither finance exception to nato in b. this sources here go crucial or turkish officials are seeing that cherokee since the beginning on has repeatedly told you to pin and also meet or ally, members, that ticket doesn't have any problem with finance, exception tomato. however, the main problem, what we as was with sweden, so, but nato insisted that sweden african then to be a put to repay control made to as

a package. and now it seems that nato has changed his position. so now on can he's moving forward to approve theme as ex session today and that the announcement is the i part is extract the true to happen anytime soon. and if that happens is going to be quite a clinical day, both for nato and finland. once that decision is announced, then next week, this is going to be ratified by the turkish parliament, right? so would be a parent's exclusion of sweden. from all of all of this result, are we to understand that the sweeting sweden's, accessing to to nato still remains in limbo? that's correct. so there has steel tools going on between sweden and turkey. turkey has some, some demands, mainly phyllis says to me in to, to, to lived there are mom barger on turkey, which to be, than has accepted. but that are to remain in to stick in issue still. turkey is

asking, so we then to limit or to stop the activities or why pujol p k, k members, which is 2 organizations. hardly. we got that set of grooves by anchor. and also on the top of that uncut, he's asking sure he's asking. so be it in to extradite the members or y p g and p k . and the least of those with turkey wants to be expedited is quite long. so swedish altura is, are now struggling with that the said at their understand turkeys security concerns . however, they need to go to serious amends. macias recommendations regarding the domestic low. so, so far that has been several talks between the 2 parties as some warm positive messages. even soviet and zap and prime minister recently has research turkey to say that that they understand turkey's security concerns. they have route to add this that, but the british officials here said that despite all of that one positive messages that hasn't been pro her progress. and that's why no one the non cut out is

expected that prison, that one on his team would approve smooth as accession to mental anytime soon, at least what they are telling us is that this is almost impossible to happen within the elections that are going to be held in church on may 14th. all right, thank you so much. i so sorry. are reporting from ankara. china president, she jumping will travel to russia next week. the official trip comes this china offers to broker piece in ukraine. this is the 1st time the chinese presidents will make a trip to russia since the start of the war in ukraine. katrina, you has more on this from beijing. according to china's foreign ministry, she trip is all about promoting peace between crane and russia. china, as far mystery says that leading stones during the conflict has been consistent. that all at once is to slide to sit down and talk and it released the keys to just effect last month, outlining the dialogue or school savings to criticize the u. s. and other

western countries, employees and it says, you need sanctions and feeling the crisis. why, why should support ukraine now? that's what kind of our ministry says, but there are really 2 other goals here that very, very much staging interest. the 1st is, this trip is going to be a major show of public support for moscow at a time when its continuing its invasion of praying. and this is what fading intended intends to show that this is advancing a multi polar world, as opposed to one that just one by the u. s. and other western countries. they also want to deepen it's economic ties with russia. we've seen trade school between the 2 countries since the invasion in 2022. it went up by 29 percent to $190000000000.00 us dollars. and much of that is the buying of cheap oil and gas from russia for aging. something that agent very much need and aging is also going to promote itself as

a global lead to an immediate. she didn't think it's very much capitalizing on the recent success of one, the aging aging top people not brokering a piece deal between saudi arabia and iran, and fighting continues and by the bloodiest battlefield in the war and ukraine. the institutes for the study of war says, russia's wagner mercenary group is nearing culmination, and it's the age of the city. according to the russia, back leader of ukraine's don't ask region, the situation for russian forces in but it is difficult because there are no signs . keith is ready to order withdraw of its troops. stephanie decker has more from keith. well, it's a relentless fight between the 2 sides. dragging on for almost 8 months now. around what is a small mining town? essentially it's become so significant. symbolically and politically. it seems for both sides that no one is willing to back down. there has been pressure amounting a little bit on the ukrainians on keep here saying, well, you know,

because the casualties are so mounting on the ukrainian side, is it worth it to? there was talk about country retreating and presidents and etc has in the last 10 days may to specific statements to that effect of saying absolutely not. it is vital, we keep it, it is vital to hold the front and that he has the backing of the military commanders. the front line stretches extensively from the north to the south of this country. very much in the east. moot is really where the eyes of the world of the media and also the politics are on. the bloodiest battle is, was 8 months now. it's become trench warfare street by street. both sides played by plagued by a lack of ammunition and huge casualties. a spokesman for the libyan world can ever have says more than 2 tons of uranium that had been reported missing by the un nuclear watchdog has been found. the 10 drums of radioactive material were located near the border with charge. half the spokesman said,

whoever sees the barrels may have thought they contained weapons, or ammunition, and authorities in 5 land are searching for a missing metal cylinder containing radioactive material. the cylinder weighs about 25 kilograms and was reported missing on march the 10th from a power plant. in prussian bery province, east of bangkok, officials have warned anyone who comes into contact with the container could experience serious health issues in peru, thousands of people have had to flee after landslide, dumb mud, and debris on a poor community in the south west. arianna sanchez reports from the community of rio psycho southwest of the capital lima. a little bit the son does is helpless under the rubble, her children's beds, her sofas and tables. she was only able to recover to parts a cutting board in a toy. though everything is gone, the kitchen, everything. there is nothing left cardboard wooden and tin homes were ravaged by 2

landslides. that tore through the community of leo cycle southwest of the capitol within a 1000 home for flattened and nearly 2500 people affected with verses his home was spared, it sits between his neighbor's brick walls. we have been our element. i'm so sorry for those who have lost everything. it's nature, we can't find it. we never know when it's coming. the effects of psychological have been devastating in between north and central coast. the capital, lima is some state of red alert. in this southwestern district of sienna, yes, 7 landslides happened simultaneously. a 120 soldiers delivered water and food to survivors. here, heavy machinery cleared roads. the force of nature only spared the most solid constructions. for years, authorities have urged people not to build their homes near river banks or ravines

like this one. this is a natural path for landslides, but poor people will likely settle here again. this for now, the mayor of siena? yes. set up tents to shelter. many of the homeless and distribute food and other donations really did it be early in 2017 el nino caused so much tragedy. but this is much worse. will only hear lance lesson 7 ravines and families losing all. i feel so useless that disaster song has been cleared of the danger remains. the other men in the net, if offering, we have to understand deep down. people don't want to move. families don't want to go to the shelters because they don't want to leave a family home sick as the night. for most of these po peruvians, their homes were all they had. and now even those are gone. marianna such as i'll just see death for your sake of sienna. yeah. ah.