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hello, i'm serial venue. thank you so much for joining us. this is the news. our live from doha. coming up in the program today had tear gas and heavy policing in pakistan's capital as former prime minister m. ron con, appears in port on corruption charges. a former us president donald trump says he is expected to be arrested on tuesday, and he's going on his supporters to take to the streets. we're live in nigeria, where polls have now closed in elections for new state governors, and the turkish foreign minister meets his egyptian counterparts in cairo, the latest step towards mending relations and on pete assembly with your sports qualifying for the saudi arabian grown pre starts and a couple of ours and mercedes formula, one boss says he wouldn't blame louis hamilton for leaving the team. if they cannot give him a call to win a wrinkled 8th will title. ah,

so it's 15 g m t just past 8 p. m in pakistan's capital, where court has now canceled emron cons arrest warrant following clashes between police and his supporters. the former prime minister showed up for his court hearing in islamabad to face corruption charges. thousands of extra officers had been deployed in the city where con supporters gathered outside the court. and earlier police entered his home in the city of lahore and fired tear gas at his supporters. police say they were covered petrol, bombs and weapons from cons. residence covering all this is come out hider come out, you're in islamabad. now we opened the show saying that iran con, had appeared in court. that is not entirely accurate. explain to us what happened rollin somewhere. right? because he was supposed to go inside the court,

appear and person dad did not happen because there was such a large crowd of bits a board already emotionally charged because they were getting reports or what's transpiring back in the hall. jim ron hahn read your james ridgewood being rated by the police. the judge a den door, the police fisher and a quarter fisher to get em. ron condra attendant ridge, you signed up procedure. dang. he had to appear in court and bud fan, although they were watering for him and the police have called earlier tried to address them. so it was unable to go into the guard. but the necessary paperwork was done outside. just the gauge of that your dish of complex after which iran con, left back for the whole. so big picture, where does this leave him, ron kon, in his power struggle with the government. do you expect that you'll be in

a position to lead the charge in the upcoming elections where that's going to kill in question buckets on political joy say sometimes not made ballard bulk and iran con has so many cases against him, which shows that the government is determined to jail him to nail him somehow or the primarily because right in popularity and the opposition between the buckets on democratic alliance. and ron font party is one of the most popular leaders in the country. however, read all the case against them that are feared that the government wants to marginalize game by have disqualify him game. whatever matter, did the guardian run on to nullify him so that they can have a clean sweep at the elections which are due and up on job on the 3rd year,

and then red and the country, the national election and october george, very difficult to say. where did ron han will be able to show why the storm, certainly determined he had been determined and had always said that he's willing to go to any limit in order to try and achieve the objective. then of course, he's always been saying that he wanted it done peacefully constitutionally the themes and lord i didn't. residents, of course, were very disturbing. a sister what their house was rated by the police, according to reports that we have received, external and internal damage to the property was done to give them the water and the police did not need one. so that also showed high nurse of the provincial government, dep august on has a history of for between political parties and always seeing this kind

of wrench for action being carried out. so that of course not sending the right signal em rhonda already planning to hold and rally in the hall on monday. and i will show once again that id supported richard rally behind him. but ready to government allow that welder provincial are targeted, allowed, given the fact that the elections are due on the 3rd year and other parties are also campaigning. so the next few days would be critic. there's like a mile high to reporting from a small about thank you very much. a former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he made this remark a short time ago in his truth social media site, and trump cited what he called illegal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office. he called on his supporters to protest my candidate in washington dc. mike trump faces all sorts of legal challenges. what's this one about? what does he think he might be arrested for?

well, trumpets referring to a case that has been ongoing in new york. there has been a grand jury hearing into harsh money paid to, to women one, a former porn star. this money was allegedly paid by trump through an intermediary to get them to keep quiet about having had sexual relations with him. in the past. now trumps then attorney michael cohen has appeared before the grand jury. and although grand jury proceedings are secret code has stated publicly that he orchestrated the payment to, to women in order to keep them quiet about having had sexual relations with trump. now the significance of this is its timing because the payments were made during the campaign period before the 2016 election. and what the grand jury has been deciding on is whether this was in fact, a contravention of campaign funding laws, which is a criminal act. now the,

the new york district attorney has given trump the opportunity to appear before that grand jury that was a week ago. and that normally does precede some form of indictment in this particular case. so this is what trump is referring to, no confirmation whatsoever from any other source. in fact, trump's own spokesperson confirms that this is from what trump calls illegal leaks . there has been no official notification whatsoever. and currently, there are no charges against trump. in this case, it's important to point out, so we don't know if any will be broad at this stage. why would trump go ahead and make this unsubstantiated statement about his own arrest? slow. we don't know why i am making it in the 3rd person as well. are you quite correct? i mean, trump is facing a number of far more serious allegations i. there's a federal case against him looking at his misuse, alleged misuse of papers that he used during his presidency,

taking them to his home in morale laga. there's an ongoing investigation in georgia . there's another investigation in terms of his actions leading to the general general 6 insurrection in washington, d. c. and there's another case in new york involving his misuse off or misstating of his company's money of amounts in order to decrease his tax. liability said this a number of cases that he's facing a white at sea choose this particular one to deny without any evidence whatsoever. well, many experts are indicating that he wants to get people out into the streets. he's going to campaign again for the presidency in the next election. he's time pain has been stumbling at this particular point. it would appear that the intention of this is to get people out into the streets to protest. there's a parallel to this and the events of january, the 6th, when he called on people to protest outside the capitol,

which resulted in that particular insurrection, but also tramp using the word their arrest. now that is just a clear indication that he is attempting to get his followers to rise up. he will not be arrested on these charges. immediately. should any action be taken? he may at most be indicted. that very use of the word arrest is a clear indication that he is attempting to stir up public public support. mike hannah in washington, d. c. thank you. is plenty more head on this news hour, including another round of talks to try and end one of europe's longest disputes the u. hopes. both sides will accept its proposal to ease tensions and the world number one's title defense at indian wells comes to an end. peter will have all the sport later the cell. ah, torque is foreign minister says his country looks forward to normalizing relations

with egypt. man looked travel, travel shore luez in cairo where he's been meeting egypt, foreign minister. it's the 1st official visit by senior turkish delegation in more than a decade. this comes a few weeks after some a shook re made a humanitarian visit to turkey and syria, to shore egypt support after 2 major earthquakes. for so sort our reports on this from a stumble. it was a significant, they enlisted between turkey and egypt, turkey, as for a minister mode of social, or nearly after a decade for the 1st time, was in cairo, and he has met his egyptian counterpart, the relations between tricky and, and egypt went to ups and downs through the last decade since the military coup in 2013 in egypt. but in 2020 we have seen one messages coming out of anchor and chiral present, added one, expressed his willingness to restore the ties with egypt. and over a month ago when 2 powerful earthquakes hid the sultan,

trickier president of egypt up to fetter c. c. has a has called present, add, want to quote, to can be his condolences, then egyptian, for the minister, a some shook a wisdom. the at the dead, the disaster area in turkey to show his country is solidarity, which just turkey. and then turkey's for the minister motor cho shola went to cairo to, to, to, to give a step up to this warm and vitamin. and to day to for the ministers have promised a lot, deepening the trade relations, corporate and on regional issues. and also fully restoring the diplomatic ties for love. so low lead, we have solid grounds and we are confident that we were to restore relations with turkey in a strong way in the way we look forward to the talks leading to the return of ambassadors between egypt and turkey were despite all of these positive messages coming out of cairo today, there are steve to mean issues needs to be address properly by kate or an anchor.

the 1st one is the libya and libya. turkey support to the poorly be is government. while egypt supports bengal bees that government and in east mediterranean in 2019 tricky, has been excluded from east mediterranean gas for him. so the experts are seen that as long as turkey and egypt supposed different sides in libya, or at least they are not able to find a middle ground in libya. and also as long as turkey is excluded from is mediterranean gas for am delicious. between these 2 countries are going to still remain fragile. russell said that of jazeera a stumble as bring in helene. sorry, arthur, she's an assistant assistant professor of international relations that is stumble. madame yet, university jones is by skype today. thank you for being with us. why do you think both countries want to normalize relations at this stage? what's in it for each site? well, this is the necessity, both in terms of local, regional and,

or possibly in the global level. because things are changing quite quickly. not only in the region in the middle east, but also on the globe because we have rising power like china, india, and russia, me to terribly. but it's the same time. we still see, keep seeing united states as the strong power in the region. but i think these are flexibility in the relationship among all these parties, including the regional actors like turkey and egypt kept showing that when situation is much better for, for the countries, especially in the muslim world. because the, in my point of view, they've been earned too much with the conflict, chose to creation in the last couple of years. so normalization process is i guess, and necessity in many levels and all countries, including turkey and egypt, see that they have much more to, to when to earn, to get positively if they improve the relations. there's

a presidential election in turkey, of course, 2 months from now in may. what happens if the opposition wins that election and president are the one is no longer heading leading the country? well, i guess me can still be say the turkey has a mission. foreign policy approach, and this is based on a balancing power the policy, so turkey has been benefiting a lot if it has its practices, a balancing approach in the region, and especially among the super poverty for this reason, i believe that there will be a strong continuation of this normalization process, even though the position winds in turkey. so i guess this is about the traditional turkish one policy approach that there is a lot to wind. if you apply f balancing approach instead of a conflict conflict chose situation in the region. ok if we take a wider look at the region is the 2nd time in a week that we see

a significant move towards normalization of regional rivals. the 1st was between saudi and iran. now between turkey and egypt, do you see a connection there? and if so, what's happening in the wider middle east right now? while i guess we've been observing this normalization, so called normalization process since 2020 and well there are so many chains. quick change that the reason 1st of all, we have the by the net ministration, instead of the campus and the ration in the region. and by going to administration is applying your policy, which is also similar to obama policy to get closer to iran, to normalize the relation between iran and the united states regarding the nuclear issue as well. so we see the normalization, even between iran and the united states, although they don't have a very concrete outcome yet. there's an afford to continue in the process. and i guess this approach also shows that as there is other,

other rising poverty globally, especially russia, russia and ukraine as a crisis. we have india and china on the other side of the word as august regional countries like turkey like so, the r o b l have understood that they can not rely too much on the united states. the united states will not be always there to solve the problems off the regional countries, the regional countries, especially the muslim world members off the muslim world, they have to sold their own problems. this is senior business as obama, and by them on the line for so many times. so i guess the region has already understood that, but up, so much to there's, there's so much thing to, to do, to solve their problems. and there's a lot to been if they can have been normalized relationship in the region. and this is in the system by on the, on the line. this is a global necessity. this is a regional necessity. and the countries like true key egypt solve the united arab

emirates. they understood that they have to be flexible. they have to be flexible because we're talking about the multiplex words in which there are available relations between every country. so this is quite complex to rule to direct, to manage successfully so they have to be flexible instead of relying only on the complex chill issue. helen's sorry, art them. thank you so much for your views, especially on this from the regional, wider implications of this regional refresh mind making. thank and that julians have returned to the polls to elect new governors in 28 states. new state assemblies are also being picked. now this vote was delayed by a week. the electoral commission saying it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines, following a disputed presidential election in february amended risk joins us live now from kind of augment, you've been at a polling station all day. how did the vote go?

well, basically it is. the voting has been largely successful and peaceful in many parts of condo state and many parts of the 20 states of nigeria. why voting took place? remember that i purchased 6 states and juror 8 of them are not holding the governorship elections to date because of court decisions or court rulings that's target. they're like shoes and they're off season for now. now basically the elections, according to officials, from most part of the country that we've called, or been in contact with, say the elections went on peacefully. however, they're not isolated incidents even here at the polling station we are at now. there was an attempt, as voting came close. that was an attempt to cut the process. individuals invaded the falling center, which was about 6 or 7 units at the post. and they just,

they wanted to disrupt the process. it took the quick intervention of security ages as the police and other security organ in congo state to put everything in order. so the porting and counting process could not take place in the open in the public glare because of that particular threat to the process. so they moved be officials devoting officials as well as party agents or representatives of the political parties were here to ensure that the vote goes on the way it was plan. so they move everything inside this room to protect the integrity of the vote. i'm there are similar passes in certain parts of the country that was reported. i don't talk close. usually it's at this time when individuals tried to disrupt the process and disrupt the polls because they felt maybe they may not win an election when the election or the polling stations. and this is all coming on the back of the

presidential election just a few weeks ago. so how could this bo change the politics basically, the, this particular election is important simply because it's closer to the voter or the electorate. because governors and members of state assemblies make laws that impact more on the individual living in a state or local council. what happened has a larger implication to governors at the grassroots, and apart from that, the governor school elective today will be elected today will have not only been placed in the states, but also at the national level. remember, governors have enormous powers, not only in the states, but in deciding who becomes a presidential candidate in tons for political party in a presidential election or contest. simply because they control the vote at the

local level at the what level at the local government level. and even at this number, what they say goes at the national convention was candidates a flag better. so political parties are being electric. and apart from that, when they help and large number of people and large population in the states, definitely they have low, the voice. i why the impacts and more employees at the national level including what happens in their own state. so this vote in particular is being seen as local local voters as very important a significant to what will happen to them in the next 4 years. now, many address in condo, nigeria, thank you very much. russian president vladimir putin is in crimea to mark the 9th anniversary of the peninsulas annexation from ukraine put in toward an art school. and a children's center is visit coming a day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant accusing putin of bearing personal responsibility for the abduction of ukrainian children.

russia, the annexation of crimea, drew widespread criticism. but moscow described the mood, the move as an act of self determination. it began in february 2014. when then president victor yanna covert, fled, keen for russia. ukraine. parliament appointed an acting president and prime minister and made it clear that it wanted closer ties with europe. almost immediately pro russian separatists began occupying major facilities and checkpoints on the crimean peninsula. the following month, russian soldiers secured the region, and on march 18th crimea, and russian official signed the treaty of accession of the republic of crimea to russia, cooked, and ratified it 3 days later. christina passion is the director of the documentary a struggle for home. the crimean tars, she explains the history of the indigenous people of crimea. there are amalgam of very many different ethnic groups from ancient history in the peninsula. and as you

said, they had been the ping pong ball when capping the great antics their country, their state, the cranium, connie, in 1783, the suffered population displacement for centuries, bigotry, their marks have been vandalized their houses and have been destroyed. their culture has been decimated, and when the soviet union collapsed in the 90s, here they thought they're finally free. they're probably free of russia. we finally had their freedom. and then boom, 2014 happened and it's starting all over again. now, under russian occupation under put in the same things are happening, we have korean tuckers are being pushed out of peninsula, forced to flee the turkey or to other european countries. beef had their representative bodies, the matchless nicole tied their band from the peninsula. now their tv channels have been banned from the peninsula. there are cultural institutions are being estimated once again. and now we're talking about this mass mobilization that put in called for russian citizens, right? that has this portion only targeted crimea and totters in the peninsula. so once again, we're seeing like these remnants of the genocidal policies. russia has perpetrated against them for century. a great deal between russia and ukraine has been extended

to our kia and ukraine, say russia has allowed great exports to pass through its black seaports for another 4 months. but the us hasn't said how long the deal has been extended for it had been due to expire on saturday. the deal has enabled grain to be delivered to africa to the middle east and parts of asia. serbian president alexander of which in kosovo prime minister, albin corte, or in north macedonia, for another round of talks to normalize relations. but you has proposed to plan to end one of europe long as disputes, but serve as president has said he will not sign it. i'll zeros my bush epsco has more from rid north macedonia that you is so expecting that serbia and costs of on are real accept the proposal for done normalization all their relation and to start the implementation as soon as possible. lest mind president

of serbia alexander would change shane crossovers, prime minister alban corte met in brass. so as to discuss these to your proposal after debt meeting for your foreign policy, achieve of just have barrell said that the leaders agree that there are no farther discussions are needed. however, he ad there's more dog slot and needed for that implementation of these say you rob piano plan. according to d. u agreement, serbia will know until post cost of or to join international organization. also, serbia is insisting call on forming consultation of serbian means the policy is in kosovo as the precondition for adopting called the sub plan. kosovo government government is analyzing 15 models. howard these association should be establish still ahead on al jazeera will tell you why harvest season in libya has

a sour taste of many farmers. and an australian town is dealing with his deadliest bish dance and water management is partly to blame for this. also in sports, we will show you some impressive catches of the world baseball classic that's coming up late in the cellar with peter. ah, there got to go near. there has been very hot recently that's about to change the wind cubby enough, the pacific. but if you look further north, the onshore breeze means is particularly warm. and he is quite written by blanca. whereas in buenos aires, but 8 degrees above average at $33.00 degrees in another line of sherry rain, which doesn't amount to very much through uruguay, but has done further north that there could still be some sherry rain over the

flooded areas of peru. but i think mostly we talked about amazonia, and then the rest of brazil does look potentially wet in localized downpours, different story for the north. so the cold air coming out of the u. s. has been temperatures in mexico, are dropping rapidly. and with that, you might also find some big downpours, including in the yucatan and st. thomas, the tail end of frontal system, and he meets up. so if you're in jamaica or cuba think a big damp horton flash flooding for another couple of days. and yes, he's already started. i know in the us. yeah, it's been dry in california for a few days that were last particularly cold still in the mid west. and that's lake effect, snow likely to affect new england and wisconsin and minnesota. but the sun comes out afterwards. same time. look at the pacific coast and california, yet more rain over the flooded central valley. ah,

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hulu. ah, you are watching al jazeera or headlines violence his erupt. it outside of court in islamabad, where former pakistani prime minister iran con, appeared on corruption charges arrest, warrants against him have been dropped. former us president, donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. trump cited what he called illegal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office. he's told his supporters to protest a great deal between russia and ukraine has been extended to a kia and ukraine say that russia will allow great exports to pass through its black seaports for another 4 months. but un hasn't said how long the extension will last. people in malawi continued to search for loved ones,

buried under mud as the death toll from cyclone freddy jumps to more than $430.00 flooding has forced tens of thousands from their homes. many survivors are short of food and aid has been slow to reach many areas, blocked by landslides, for me to mila, has more from a conga, it's far from over and the rescue services are continuing. here in mccann guy. it's just off land. oh, it's quite a distance from the mainland. there's a river between my congo and the mainland, and that has been entirely flooded. the water coming up into what was a village. and i'm just going to step out of shot to give you a better idea of what it looks like here. the water wasn't this close to where people were living and you see people sitting on local canoes waiting to be rescued by the police services. the canoes would normally transport people back and forth between here and the mainland, but they're charging $4500000000.00 shillings,

the equivalent of $4.00 to take people to the mainland and they simply don't have the money. so they're relying on police services. we're sending 2 boats out a day and collecting people, they make about 6 trips and so far they've reached about 1300 people. but hundreds more are waiting on an island like this. other had to take refuge in trees. they've lost absolutely everything. their homes have been washed away. they also don't have any food, and that's the main thing they're complained about. as soon as we reach this island, they said they're hungry and they're trying to get to the mainland to get food. because a little may, they did have, has now run out and has nothing left. they even, even if they did have maze, they don't have homes, they don't have shelter, they don't have cooking utensils or pots, there's really nothing they can do. we also understand it further on this island. they are more people waiting for rescue efforts are, but they're simply too weak and tired to make it here. so they would have to wait for assistance to reach them a little more in land. we know about

a 126000 people in this district alone have been displaced. please say they're doing as much as they can. it's taken some time to reach areas like this because they've been inaccessible. the water was just too strong and too high. so these rescue efforts continue, and it certainly will be a number of a few more days before the is i suppose, a greater a bigger dent made in terms of rescuing people in places like this, which have been very difficult to reach up to. now a tamara, yoda is a resident of land tyre. she's been volunteering and a camp for people displaced by the disaster. i am summer and you hold up and we're going to yeah, i think showtime in brand time when i say i could hear like shouts of these people crying for help. so i phoned it. it was a need for me to come and help them some to drain like small ones. they have lost

both calling. both my guys both buy that. there is no clothes that kind of shoes. no medication. some is i see open wounds that you can because they are kind of a lot of problem. there was a woman with him with a little baby. the baby was just checking the baby, didn't have anything to where not been died was not being unsure, taking no changes for covering because it was so sad. we even pick a dish it from one of the guys and give it to the mother to cover the baby so that you couldn't cash clothes will side. as you can see, i guess, binding to the brain just walking in the ways that they don't know where the mother is. they don't know where this is. maybe 2 days, 2 days, the laming that this is that the mother had passed away there in the middle of the uncle. he's gone. i'm worrying about they have, they call it out blake. he will not rain with the show digital toilet. they know

the bathroom, the kitchen itself was holla, has pretty here who voted on trade. i think i'm not doing enough because it doesn't do enough. those people who, i don't know i'm doing enough, but i'm seeing a child, i'm seeing a mother who is not eating when i can see i'm doing enough. that means i'm not doing the now it's sad. it's very sad. the you case, interior minister is enroll one day to discuss a migration deal swell. braverman will meet with rwandan, president polk a gummy britain agreed to send tens of thousands of migrants to rolanda as part of a $146000000.00 deal. last year. however, no flights of taken off as opponents challenge the policy in the courts. the initiative is a major part of britons plans to detain and deport asylum seekers arriving in small boats across the channel. hungry announced it will also agree to finland's

nato membership on re says a vote is scheduled for parliament to ratify the bill bid on march 27, it says the decision on sweden will be made at a later date. nato's members, nato members hungry and turkey, had been holding back approval for the countries to join the defense walk since last july. turkey a decision to approve finland. but keep sweden waiting follows months of tensions with the swedes or race reports from stockholm on how the problems came about was were on their way home for the weekend when the latest blow to their country's hopes of join nato was announced. turkey would let finland and not yet sweden. the main reason turkey has claimed that the government in stockholm is harboring what and critical terrorist groups, particularly the kurdistan work as part of the the p k k. nowadays, k, how has a black market here. so you know, that took it on us and took a real so we didn't take it seriously. you know, as a curtis journalist,

he came to sweden in 2005. he wants to in january, his tensions between turkey and suite and reached their height. when curtis protest in stock home hung an effigy of turkeys president, russia pipe at once. in response days demand that sweet and extra deisel list of people. he said, willing to the p, k, k. some good fair, that having been given refuge, it could now be sent back to us protest about nato and sweden and turkey was planned by p k. supporters, we are 2 different group, of course here and 3, then as a court, i have a good life here. so we didn't respecting me my language. we will see what was we didn't do. as a course of server, i want to see the 3. 1 to take some serious actions, the situation wasn't helped. when danish writing politician resumes, paula don was allowed to burn a crum outside the turkish embassy. but whatever happens now, it wasn't meant to be like this for sweden. you've been stepping up the military in

preparation for joining nato. it followed decades of neutrality which had become part of their identity. the common defense planning that we've been doing with finland since 2014 will become much more difficult. it is right, no dot. ideas of nato's new forward defense is going to be figured out and induct. it would be a very big benefit for nato if they knew if they could include both swedish territory, but also sweeney's military capabilities. particularly precious to night, i would have been swedish technology, with its grief and jets bolstering the alliance. his ab capabilities over the baltic, such an addition to their armory in opposition to russia is now up in the air. last year, sweden's entry into the alliance alongside finland seemed over to assured as nato countries rushed to welcome the men. but with turk here and also hungary, still having doubts sweden may have to wait until the upcoming turkish elections at

the very least poorest out his era, stockholm u. s. markets finished a week pushed down by banking stock. shares in 1st republic bank closed nearly 33 percent lower on friday. that is despite a cash injection of $30000000000.00. as for european stocks will be also ended the week down. gabriel elizondo has more from the new york stock exchange. it was another tough day on wall street, as all of the major indices were in the red and down throughout the entire day. any of the gains that were made on thursday were wiped out on friday, but the market is also giving very mixed signals as we enter this next phase of the u. s. banking crisis. in some ways, we're seeing the markets very much down. but for the week, the market has been quite resilient. for example, the s and p down 1.2 percent on friday. but for the week up over one percent. the

nasdaq down a little under one percent on friday, but for the week up 4 percent. and we saw the same with the dow jones industrial average down 1.4 percent on friday, up a little over 0.4 percent for the week. so we're really getting a lot of these mixed signals and are getting a sense, you really don't know how the market should be reacting to this banking crisis. it's clear that this is top of mind here on wall street now, but it's really a sense of will this crisis be contained to the regional banks as what we've seen for the last week or so? or will it spread beyond that to larger banks, which could cause a much bigger banking crisis and what we're seeing now, and of course, spread even further internationally. according to one trader, it's almost like the market doesn't know how to react right now. they're kind of

like a deer stuck in the headlights, as the old saying goes just sort of frozen. and that's what we saw while with the markets on friday. there wasn't a lot of selling, wasn't a lot of buying. it was just sort of frozen in time, so to speak. now 1st republic bank, one of the banks sits at the center of all this down 32 percent is lost about 70 percent of its value for the week. and that's after $30000000000.00 aid package was promised to the bank trying to stabilize the markets. now, what are we looking to in the future? the next big thing will be next week, next, tuesday and wednesday, when the federal reserve makes a decision on if they are going to hike interest rate again or not. traders will be watching that very closely because whatever that decision is, could then have a knock off effect for wider implications throughout the market. and through the goal, we commie. prices for domestic fruit and libya have been rising farmers,

se without government support their crops will not be able to compete in the markets while eat. traina and western libya, reports zed de him is about 40 kilometers west of the libyan capital. tripoli, it's known for its plentiful farmlands, and great tasting oranges and grapefruit. they are big, bright, and juicy for the orange harvest will soon come to an end. farmer face with a bass that owns this small land with 250 or 3. he says has been difficult to maintain the last couple of years and he's dominant nolan. there is a clear lack of support from the government. we are suffering because there is a severe lack of fertilizer and pesticides in the market and the government no longer subsidizes them. the government should encourage and help us by providing our needs so we can increase domestic production and not rely on imports. in the

past, oranges from western livia have accounted for an estimated 70 percent of the nation need. they were even exported to neighboring countries, but not anymore. a sod balloon is a fruit wholeseller. he says living oranges are much better than those from a broad as the ha here anywhere near the last couple of years. the government has not been able to provide farmers with fertilizer, so they have to buy it in the private sector bank. it's expensive. the press of protection increases. so the family struggles, the merchant struggles and the customers can't afford it. i shall laugh. as in basil is from the ministry of agriculture and says at least a $150000.00 farmers have registered to get fertilizer. and he was out in palmer and farmers have every right to be angry, due to instability that we have not been able to provide them with their needs all day prices for domestic goods have increased as there is done a lot. the lack of affordable for eliza and pesticide has allowed foreign fruits,

especially from egypt to gain a much bigger market chair. it's also made living oranges significantly more expensive. farmers like facial hope, the government acts quickly so their crops can freely compete in the market and earn them a living. mal, trina ultra 0 western libya, australia's new south wales is dealing with the largest number of fish deaths on record. millions of fish have washed up near a major river, west of sidney authority, say an ongoing heat wave and receding flood waters are partly to blame for this. laura con reports this white blanket and darling river is made up of millions of dead fish. the rotting remains of mainly breen cotton perch, a clogging australia 2nd longest river and disrupting the lives of people in the small town of men. indeed, are you walking around into

a draw up medicine and near smelling as putrid smell and a set of terrible smell and a horrible to say all those dead fish, local authority say unusually hot weather has led to a large algo bloom in the rivers. this coupled with receding flood waters and drying river beds have starved fish of oxygen. in a statement, the new southwell state department says the hot weather is exacerbating hypoxia. as warmer water holds less oxygen, the cold water, the fish have higher oxygen needs at warmer temperatures. this is the 3rd math dial for fish in the darling river in 2019 nearly 1000000 fish perish them. but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth, with hardly any fish being left alive. as is their feeling of hopelessness, said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to

maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as flood waters receipt. the local people blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wool of dead fish. laura han al jazeera, still ahead on our 0. we'll be showing you one of the most dramatic finishes in the m b a. this season. there you go. that's coming up with peter and sport loaded sour . ah. it's been 20 years since the united states led invasion of iraq, whichever through 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 held today. the rock pool,

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okay, i promise it's time for all that sports news with peter. i know you'll get the being a minute, but i also know you're starting with formula. what that's exactly right, 0 and we'll get to the n b a in a moment, but 1st, mercedes formula, one boss says that he wouldn't blame lewis hamilton for leaving the team if it failed to provide him with the chance of winning a record 8 will title hamilton is out of contract at the end of the season, and while toto wolf is confident he'll stay on, he also says it will be on mercedes to stop him from looking elsewhere. i don't think that we can, we can beat on the team's in front of us. that's the reality. it's about yawning, the car to the best of the abilities here on track and, and, and see where we end up qualifying and in the race. if we can not demonstrate that, we are able to give him a car in the next couple of years than he needs to look everywhere. i don't think he's doing it at that stage, but i will have no, no, a grouch if that happens in

a year or 2. hamilton is in his longest run without a victory having failed to win a single race last season for the 1st time. and that may not be about the change of this week in saudi arabian grown pre. he was 11 friday, 2nd practice, which was laid by double will champion max for stuff. and while, as the martin's fernando alonzo prevented a red bull one too, at the top of the time sheets qualifying takes place in jetta in just over an hour . so indian wells were eager, she on sex titled events has ended at the semi final stage by wimbledon champion, elena re, back in a, it was a repeat of their 4th round meeting at the australian open, which drew back. and i also won this time by an even more convincing matter. 6262. as she reached the final of the tournament in california, rebecca is just the 2nd player to beach fiance twice since she became will number one last april. it will be 2 grand slam champions, facing each other for the title re back and i will take on australian open when

a arena several anchor after the bell. russian. b 7 seed. maria sakari, 6263. it's several anchors. 3rd final of the seats. men's will number one, another job which is not playing at indian wells and he'll miss next week's miami. open 2 of the been denied entry to the united states. the $22.00 time grand slam champion had applied for special permission to travel to the u. s. because he is not vaccinated against coven 19, but that was turned down because unvaccinated foreigners are not allowed entry, and that rule won't be lifted until may. now to a boost for newcastle, and they pushed for a top for finish in the premier league. they came through a tough game at nottingham forest, who hadn't lost the 9 home games and took the lead with a goal from emanuel. dennis you got a level things up just before her father alexander is sac. then in the 3rd minute of, at a time for us gave away penalty for hand ball and is actually school the 2nd of the

game to will for new casa there's a big game in the pick up later with madge is the city up against their former captain vance on company in the quarter finals, he spent 11 years of 30 winning for premier leagues and 2 f. a caps. but now he managers, championship leaders, burnley, said his boss pip. guardiola predicts that company will return to the city as manager one day. after seeing his teams and more than combine these 2 days or moreland combine fraser, he's going to come back, being so close to the next year. and premier league jim seeing more carefully would they do? i understand completely why they are there will be a really, really tough opening because they do incredible things. islands rugby union team are looking to wrap up the 6 nations title on saturday with win over england in dublin. the english were destroyed 5310 last week by france. the

heaviest ever home defeat, the irish or the world's number one ranked side and victory will mean they win the tournament with a 100 percent record, also known as the grand slam. the pressure hasn't ramped up at all. we, we, we love being where we are, like any other t would be, i'm sorry, but we are coming up against her a hell of an england site. so you know, there's no bones about it. it's, it's got to be a proper test, much. the governing body of african rugby, rugby africa, has elected gwanae and businessmen. herbert mensa, as it's new presidents, mentor is currently serving as president of gone, has rugby union in his campaign. he said he is determined to grow the game in africa and to ensure the continent gets a bigger slice of the pie when it comes to funding from the sports global bosses. in the n b a, there was dramatic, finished the game between the dallas mavericks. an alley lakers. the mavericks trailed by 2, but then this happened right at the end. oh

yeah, mexico libra was the here of adela stepping up the land. a 3 pointer letting go of the ball a fraction of a 2nd before the buzzer. the man taking it by a single point, $111110.00. it's the 1st time that one consecutive games in more than a month. damien little bit scored for he won for the painting trail blazers, but that wasn't enough to avoid defeat against the boston celtics. jason tatum, l. 34 and jaylen brown chup thing with 27. as the celtics 1126112, closing the gap on the milwaukee bucks in the race for the eastern conference title . and the philadelphia 76 is all just behind the celtics include place joline bead showed once again why he's many people fake for m v p. this season he scored 38 points as the sixes thresh, charlotte, hornets. 121. 82, his teammate,

james houghton, had a tropical to cricket and cane williamson and henry nichols both scored double centuries for new zealand in their 2nd faced against sri lanka. for williamson, that was the 6th test double century and it became the 1st kinley bathroom. to school a 1000 test runs the pay, put on a huge partnership of $363.00 in wellington as the black haps decayed on data with an impressive total of $518.00 for, for, for lanka, or 26 for 2 in response, struggling to avoid a to no serious defeat. and there was some incredible catches as puerto rico and mexico battled about in the will, baseball classic missiles, enrique hernandez at full stretch, and at that stage, puerto rico, we're flying leading for nothing. but thanks to home runs like this, mexico full day way back into it. and eventually 1544 to week a very nearly level things up. but another impressive bit of fielding from randy

arose arena stiff. stop that from happening. so execute progress to the semi finals for the 1st time where they will face show, hey o tony's japan on monday and so skier marker odor, matt says broken, the men's record for most woke up points in a single season. the olympic champions victory in the giant slalom at the world cup finals in andorra, took a sally to 2042 points and passed the previous lock of 2000 said by austrian great herman maya 23 years ago. the overall record between men and women is how boss levine, tina marsey, who wrapped up 2414 points in 2013 will leave her there for now. i'll be your again later with most waltney 0. all right, peter, thank you so much. loved the sports coverage despite the loss of the lakers. all right, iran says it's aiming to be aiming one of the world leaders to use artificial intelligence . the publishing sector is among a wide range of industries using ai to enhance and grow their products are monday,

the 1st fully a i produced magazine hit new stands in teheran, eli hush m reports. this team is putting together what they believed to be the 1st magazine ever fully produced using artificial intelligence or 8. i measure literal man hardly can ambition. i wanted to publish this artificial intelligence produced magazine for the 1st time in iran, or maybe the world to tell my audiences and entrepreneurs that a great development as being made in the world. and we should understand it as soon as possible. otherwise, we will be looking backward in the past few years, artificial intelligence has emerged as the waltz most advanced technological development. it refers to a computer or machines ability to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, including writing and researching, producing a magazine using a, i would still require akbar to choose his stories, and then his team of technicians generate the content through a different

a i software has said, tell us this picture that you see now has been created by mid journey. we fit it with what we want and this is the outcome. and now it's going to be used on the front page of the magazine laser. we'll get our chest g p t produced content and add to the issue, then it's ready to be printed. the final product looks just like any other magazine except it's content. wasn't that used by human. there are some very, a long, long but many believe just like other technological achievement of the past century . it, when has the quality of product? i create more fortunately, the a i boss here isn't limited to journalism. iran is aiming to become one of the world stop 10 countries for a i technology in the coming 10 years. here. one of the heroines biggest digital pox. several a i powered projects out in the making, stops, are investing more in

a i, facilities and equipment. because they believe it's going to be essential for the countries economy. the use of a i in iran, has extended to its armed forces as well. recently the revolutionary gods naval commander announced his forces or acquiring a i power equipment that are capable of warning each other. if any vessel comes under attack and move that reflects iran's growing reliance on artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on its future. as it struggles on the sanctions, aliana images, iraq, to hon. and that brings this news our to a close, but we are back in just a moment with more of the days news to stay to dallas. ah ah

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