get rid of this information from zoom, making. this is a huge project shrouded in secrecy. i can see the end product. so the, so both it's actually pure. i am holding a well fast is, is a big step for the whole industry. when we make this transition in north korea supremely to kim jones sister is emerging as a likely successor, one or one east investigate north korea's most powerful woman on elgin's, iraq. ah, oh tower one. to hear a pool resists a beginner set to be released from prison after the government commutes as 25 years

sentence on terrorism charges. ah, no, i. mariam noisy in london watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program, shows in deutscher bank full sharply ending the day down 18 a half percent, and dragging down other major european banks. ah. emanuel micron says he will price ahead with his pension reforms, even his ongoing protests force him to postpone a visit by britons. king charles where israel's prime minister goes the protest, follow hundreds, heckle benjamin netanyahu as he meets his british counter. ponds and top opposition figure raoul gandhi, is expelled from india's parliament after his conviction for comments deemed insulting to prime minister to render mowdy. ah,

hello and welcome to the program. port resists a big enough, is the man who saved more than at 1200 lives during the rwandan genocide. he's due to be released from prison. he had been sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges of his ties to an organization opposed to their want. and president polk army. a government spokesperson says that resist begin, his sentence had been commuted by presidential order. was as a beginner, worked as the manager of a hotel in kigali during the 9094 genocide. his story was told in the hollywood film hotel, rwanda algae, there is malcolm webb has more now from goma on the congolese rwandan border for those events that were documented in the hollywood movie that took place in 1994. for with that, that again came vocal critic of rwanda president for me and it was in august

2020 recess of again i was transiting an international airport in dubai received into boarding a plane which is later turned out was provided by the governments of rwanda hours later they appeared rwanda's capital, golly, in handcuffs was presented in a widely described as a kid, nothing or an abduction while condemned by rights group and by the government of the us. now rights groups and political opposition. and rwanda have complained for decades that critics of president polka gummy, frequently end up being killed or imprisoned or disappearing wanda and targeted in other countries around the world. but this case was different. hollywood. it tells the story. hollywood said that that again was a hero. belgian citizenship and a permanent pride to remain in the us through a lot of condemnation and substantial diplomatic pressure from the us over wanda.

ever since you're under mccullough is there a wind in government spoke some and she says the computation of pull rest is picking. a sentence does not extinguish the underlying conviction. what has been happening has been dialogue with though very constructive dialogue with the u. s. we have been able to, to discuss this issue. everyone knows that they have raised concerns about this case. we have maintained or serious concerns about this case. but we have no agreed on fundamental principles. and so we're able to, to, to move forward with this sir. humanitarian release. what is important to note if there is consensus, that serious crimes were committed and that rhonda was justified in pursuing,

arresting, and convicting paul just as a beginner and his call accused. ah, banking stops have plummeted in europe led by deutscher bank shares and the german giant have closed down 8 and a half percent. and they the ongoing fears of a crisis in the banking sector. the german chancellor alive shalt was tried to reassure europeans at the bank is profitable. meanwhile, the dutch prime minister, mark whitter, and the french president emanuel micron insist that europe is not facing another financial crisis as also and vehicles to one's a jobs. so a virus of insecurity is planted relatively quickly. and then last, it's for a very long time. the uncertainty about the banking system in the loan to false, the risks and the banks can be felt everywhere in the market. but that doesn't really change the fact that they are special cases that have ultimately caused the entire banking system to be thrown into disrepute and uncertainty dominate. kane

explained now what's happening with deutscher bank and the reaction in the markets . what's behind this is what jargony stickly is called c d s credits default swaps. that jargon translates to the cost of insuring against the possibility that a bank might default on its debts. and that is being caused by what has been happening in recent weeks. not just this what we've seen the value of shares tumbling in institutions like deutscher bank, but what was happening in switzerland in so far as could, is serious is concerned. and then you b. s. this idea, the cost of insuring against the risk that large european banks might default on their debts. it's all about confidence. there appears to be a real shortfall in confidence, in the financial markets about the overall strength and stability of the european banking sector. that's why we see the shirt prices real. the value of shares really

tumbling in recent days. protests against the french government bell to raise their a time in age a forced. the postponement of a state visit by the british monarch in french president emmanuel mack, one says it would lack common sense for king charles to visit in the middle of protests, hundreds of police were injured as more than a 1000000 people demonstrated around the country on thursday as ash about reports on this now from pass street littered with burnt garbage and broken windows. as the clean up began the day after a pension reform protest and the city descended into chaos, paris is mer said she understood people's frustrations, but criticized some of their methods. you'd oscar golden, the violence that we condemn that i condemn distracts attention from the main issue, which is that most french people want the withdrawal of the pension reform. oh,

some protesters and police clashed in several french cities. overnight. police union said more than $400.00 offices in the country were in. i think charles was due to visit paris in just a few days, but seems like this. and more pan protests have gone to release a palace to postpone the trip. at any you summit in brussels, prison macro said the king would be welcomed. another time you mowgli, on that of samples, we would have liked common sense if he had held a state visit for his majesty the king and the queen concert in the midst of the protests. and given the esteem and the friendship, we feel for his majesty the king and the queen consort and the british people. i made the decision to call him this morning and tell him what the situation was. trade unions want emmanuel mcwhorter scrap the pension reform. they say it's unfair and will hurt poor workers, but mcgraw says it's necessary to sustain the retirement system as stand off. that

seems unlikely to end soon. after butler al jazeera paris, israel's attorney general as accused a prime minister benjamin netanyahu of breaking a conflict of interest law, my getting directly involved in his government's judicial overall plan, while standing trial for corruption destiny. i was pledged to proceed with the changes that would give the government sway in choosing judges and limit the supreme court's power to strike down laws. israeli, neither is on an official visit to the united kingdom, or he's been meeting with the prime minister. she soon, ag, hundreds of protest is gathered outside number 10 downing street. his arrival were to say the court changes would endanger civil liberties and turn israel into a potential dictatorship. joan, how the demonstrations outside downing street, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu knows that where he goes these days, protests follow and london is no exception. pro palestinian protested, but also the course. anti netanyahu protest as people like these who believe that

the policies of his right wing ultra nationalist helper orthodoxy government is leading the country towards what they describe as autocracy. this is not an old jason, this is the end of the democracy. i think there is no legitimacy for what they're trying to do. he came here to london to re focus international attention on iran. something he believes is an existential issue. israel, he wanted prime minister soon act to join a coalition of countries that would work against iran's efforts to expand its nuclear program. what he didn't want to talk about under any circumstances is what these people very much do. want to talk about controversial plans and his government has to push push through judicial reform in israel that they say is an abuse of power that would undermine the judiciary. and the supreme court that would have the power to the government to appoint judges. i'm that personally they say is essentially just the way of healing him prime minister. netanyahu from the west

consequences of corruption charges against the and you cannot have a democracy without the law. and the legislation that has been proposed does not you just report it is the destruction of the legal system, as we know of history will not forgive you rings one banner here and the crowd. john's shame. benjamin netanyahu was welcomed inside downing street, much less. so just outside joan, a whole al jazeera london with his railey army reserve. pilots have also joined the demonstration against the government by refusing to report the active duty. israel's army chief has warned prime minister netanyahu that his proposed overall could effect a readiness of the army. for any security developments. we go to india now the parliament there is disqualified top opposition. figure who gandy. as an m p. it comes a day after he was sentenced to 2 years in prison for comments he made about prime

minister or under moody during an election rally in 2019. how many mental reports from italy opposition parties are taking a united stand? seeing india's governing partridge and the party is endangering democracy. this comes after parliament's decision to disqualify the most prominent opposition leader valued gandhi is one of the most vocal critics of prime minister noreen, to mow the lawful jiggle. they are made all efforts to disqualify a whole. gandhi, they want to silence him for speaking the truth, upholding democracy, protecting the constitution, and fighting for the rights of the people. on thursday, of course, sentence scanty did 2 years in prison for defamation. the case relates to comments he made about more the surname at an election rally in 2019. the b j. p says the comments insulted marginalized communities always is how much the local will the members of backward communities have to be humiliated due to their surnames. if

a national party like the congress party in south lower communities and does not apologize because of their ego, can recall this freedom of expression. oh, good, good part to see the government is misusing institutions like cause and investigative agencies to target the opposition. 14 parties have filed a case against the government in the supreme court, which is expected to hear the case on april 5th. the governing board agenda party has a majority in parliament and is also in power in most states rights group. say that under prime minister, arrange remotely press freedom has declined and the space with descent and criticism is also shrinking, and democracy has been compromised. many see the decision to disqualify gandhi as part of a trend to silence critic right ahead of elections next. yeah. anybody who sees anything contrary to what the government wants to say come to, oh, some kind of agree for being was halted in a manner which had not been seen before. they could get visited by enforcement

agencies like income tax and edi and others. and the same thing is happening with political parties are gone. these expected to appeal the defamation case in a higher court, he says he will continue to fight for quote, the voice of india at any cost. bob nathan, al jazeera, you deli, so heavily on the program, too afraid to go home rights group, say the me and mom military plan to we pat fate wrangler refugees is just a p r campaign. and palestinians in garza, prepare for ramadan, is the possibility of further conflict with israel escalates. ah, well, some of that exceptional warm, smart warmth is about to be wiped out across central europe. hey, there are those details right here, right now. all has to do with this shower activity that's putting

a cap on temperatures as it moves west to east. it will eventually make its way into places like bucharest over the tail end of the weekend early next week. but those temperatures are coming down at high temperatures across iberia as well, but winds have shifted. so valencia, your temperature is down by about 10 degrees in this early warmth is actually sparked a wildfire not too far away from valencia, then looked to the north. we've got more pulses of rain coming off the atlantic. so a soggy forecast, once again for the islands of ireland and britain is this next batch of what weather moves in western france, but it's still pulling up mile there, so not too bad. now for a turkey more brain, up against the border with syria and our earthquake zone, but really right across to levant. we've got active weather on saturday. let's pick up this story in africa with that weather in the eastern mediterranean. i think showers seem likely for cairo winds will be blustery, as while in some big downpours. him is across the gulf of guinea, western cape province in south africa. still some showers,

but not as bad as it has been over the last few days. enjoy your weekend. we'll see you soon. ah, and bob, for a thought takes on the big issues. this is not one of you talking about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter, and the police were unflinching questions is war with will wander minute rigorous debris, people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me, mark him on who for what al jazeera. ah ah,

ah, welcome back you with al jazeera ally from london, the main stories now pull recess a big. he knows heroism during the rwandan genocide and spine. the film hotel. rwanda is to be released from prison. following up presidential decree, he was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges after being tricked into returning from exile. he saved the lives of moving 1200 people. israel's attorney general is accused appointments and benjamin netanyahu of breaking conflict of interest, little my getting directly involved, and his government judicial over whole plan. while standing trial for corruption. as in yahoo met with protests on an official visits, the u. k. insist that he will proceed with these changes. violent protests, bills have been taking place in france against raising the retirement age. it's full steepest bowman of a state visit by the british monarch, president emmanuel mack, ones as it would lack common sense for cont charles to visit in middle of these

protests. well, dozens of people have believe to me missing following heavy flooding. and afghanistan's northern bulk province, at least 300 homes, have been washed away in roads and farmlands destroyed. authority say the destruction of bulk comes at a huge financial loss. more rain is expected in the coming days. me and mars government has told the al jazeera it will start the repatriation of ringo. refugees in the middle of april. and for the 1st time, officials say those who return or be allowed back to their original homes rights groups are saying is just a p r campaign on many displaced for hanger, a skeptical of guarantees from military say they are too afraid to go back from neighbor door tony chang has this report a rare opportunity to speak to me. i am a military leader. and the man whose become the public face of the genta major

generals meant don't. they say they have good news. the pilot project to allow the ranking minority who said in 2017 to come home, i'll come on thursday, we will accept them back. after that, we will processed them in the camps for a maximum of 2 weeks. then we will relocate them to the original villages. we have already prepared security for them. a group of officials crossed from jamante bangladesh last week to discuss the plan with the ring community. previous attempts, repair creation, who failed in part because the mere morrow authorities would not allow them to return to their original homes. now they seem at least be showing more concern the government officials from me and my oppression. to facilitate we petrie ation like money and it will inquire about our welfare and how we came here. the situation in the camps in bangladesh goes from bad to worse. this fire at the

beginning of march left 12000 people without shelter. and the un says the international community is failing to provide funding for even facing food supplies . but for many ra hanger, safety is their main concern. no, no you read and yes, we guarantee that security we have already made preparations to make them safe for the 1st part. we are going to accept between 1000 maximum of 1500. throughout the interview, however, the spokesman referred to the wrangler, has been goal, is denying the long history, the citizens of mamma. many people will be skeptical of security guarantees from the military. in 2017 tens of thousands of wrangle were killed at hundreds of villages burned to the ground. in a military crackdown un described as textbook example of ethnic cleansing. there is one very big difference between now and 2017. when more than

a 1000000 ra hanger fled the country, the army that was accused of perpetrating atrocities against them has now seized control. and the crimes that we saw perpetrated against the ra hangar. being seen all across the country. tony cheng al jazeera. ma'am. the us as canada, as strikes on targets in east and syria, reportedly killing 11 pro iranian fighters. pentagon says the operation came off to an iranian link drone attack to us led coalition base near the car. on thursday, 5, american soldiers were injured and a contract, so it was kills. the pentagon is saying, the building it struck was completely destroy and the casualties of being assess these precision strikes were intended to protect and defend us personnel, and the u. s. took proportionate and deliberate action intended to limit the risk of escalation and minimize casualties. as secretary austin said in his statement, no group will strike our troops with impunity. again, secretary austin,

along with the department of defense, offer our thoughts and prayers to the family and colleagues of the american contractor who was killed and would those who are wounded in the attack. our forces deployed in syria continue to conduct their important mission and support of the international coalition to ensure the enduring defeat of isis chavez, towns. he joins me now from washington, d. c. for more or less. any more information from the pentagon shop? well the both of them confirmed some of the details we've been hearing before that it was an unmanned aerial vehicle, a one way unmanned aerial vehicle. that is, it can cause the drone that crashed into, into the facility that but the causal, this damage and the vitality at which in response then the u. s. launched will scrambled. it's f fifteens for at strikes on 2 facilities in eastern syria that it says connected to the iranian revolution regard. call. we heard earlier that there is, according to the us, where a munitions warehouse and an intelligence collection collection sites. the

rationale behind the strikes they said of appendix was to protect us personnel, and i'll go get onto that in a 2nd. they were asked the pentagon, so i was asked, i was a radar down for maintenance when this occurred, which might have contributed to the ability for the the drone to penetrate the, the sites defenses. he wasn't gonna be draw on that various various, various report, several reports now saying that there was perhaps a some sort of radar that was being, was, was under maintenance at the time at the time of the strike. and he added that they have been another another attack on a different us base. in ne, syria, 10 rockets targeting basis of the base. actually interestingly, in a syrian gas field, that's a whole different story, of course, but no injuries, no damage. what he wasn't address, but wasn't even oft was under what authority the u. s. is bombing cereal or even occupying a 3rd of. busy siri, clearly there's no un security council resolution allowing us troops to to occupy

the lim bolden syrup wasn't addressed, nor was addressed wonder what domestic legal authority the us is, bombing syria and bombing iranian back, militias and more. more voices in congress on the left and the right of saying what's going on here. there's been no authorization in congress. but the clue is that protect us personnel in the past biting the said he's using article to of the constitution has mandated his mandate to protect us citizens, to bomb the bomb. any country wants, basically. so that's what we expect biden's summation to report to congress and 48 hours as it has to offer military action. thank you shall return to washington. well, joe biden is currently addressing the canadian parliament on his 1st trip to the country since becoming u. s. president as get more this now from our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit, what is the focus of his trip that kimberly this is a focus is really in terms of this trip,

a highlighting the ongoing partnership that has existed for more than a 150 years between these 2 countries and it really spans a number of major areas of interest. but one of the bigger is of interest right now is the issue of immigration. specifically, the fact that there's been enormous amount of migration in recent months that has traveled not only from the southern board of the united states that now gone towards the northern board of the united states and into canada. so we are expecting this announcement that there will be sort of an updating of rules pertaining to that, the civically, when it comes to those who are seeking asylum, updating, and closing a loophole, making it now mandatory that those that enter of that they, when they migrate that they will have to a claim asylum in the country that they enter be at the united states or canada. so this is a major change to the immigration rules with regard to asylum seekers. now the u. s

. president is still currently addressing the canadian parliament. he's really underscored the shared values between the 2 nations, something that he's highlighted, saying that it really is interconnected between the 2 nations and really underscores the partnership between the 2 countries take a listen to what he had to say. we have gladly stepped into the responsibilities of global leadership because we understand all the risk for canadians and americans reward. when freedom is on track anywhere in the world today. our destinies intertwined are inseparable. not because we never believe geography of because it's a choice, a choice we made again and again. and i say chooses to link our future to with canada because we know there will find no better partner. and that speech medicine is just wrapped up,

but it's not just immigration that the u. s. president of believes is so connected to the policies of the i canadians, the neighbors to the north. but also you heard there it is, security, it is the economy. in fact, when it comes to security, it is really important to the both nations. that is another major announcement expected. there will be an updating of some of the security systems radar in specifics they are going to be putting billions of dollars into upgrading the radar . specifically, when it comes to the issue of that chinese spy, blue that traverse the north american continent, that is a major concern to both countries. and also we should point out climate change. another big issue and the economy really feeling that these are 2 areas where the countries can continue to cooperate. just last year alone, the 2 countries coordinated to the tune of $950000000000.20. thank you very much. how house crosswind kevin,

how kept giving us the latest on that story. thank you. kimberly. of course it is thee islamic month of ramadan now and around, $100000.00 palestinians have attended the 1st friday afternoon prayers at the alex a mosque. there are concerns that i could be an escalation and violence by is ready forces against palestinians. 2 out of 4 was on guns that have taken place during the muslim holy month. not aside reports now from garza city. as people in gaza prepare for ramadan, the excitement is mixed with tension. for many thousands, the muslim holy month is a time to come together with family and friends to break fast and share meals. but for some, the memories of conflicts and wars when they've previously celebrated or casting a shadow. pleasant. for hall, we want to feel the joy and happiness that ramadan brings to our homes and our children. we have many sad memories,

but we will not tie them with the normal dawn. it's not fair to make this month a month of sort of the most of the year about we have prepared all essential susan days for our customers during this whole month. we know it's difficult time, and if any escalation breaks, we'll have to store all the food and lose a lot, but we hope it will be fine. and people enjoy ramadan peacefully. despite this most constancy of preparing for ramadan, with the same enthusiasm and joy, they have every year families are busy decorating their homes, shopping for special foods and buying gifts for loved ones. what you see behind me is called the colored neighbourhood by the people here. they fainted pictures on the walls of their homes to celebrate and welcome the coming of the holy month of ramadan. life has been in stabling garza for many years with ongoing conflict and frequent outbreaks of violence. patrice intentions have be particularly high with

fighting between israeli forces and palestinians in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. and that sparked hears of a wider conflict from us, i believe. or would the mediation of egypt and other regional and the emotional countries has been restrained from escalating the situation with as well. but we also about this world keep pushing against the palestinians and numbers on june of within a lot. so most that might lead to on the very limited escalation with, with israel, which my mother last very long the international community has repeatedly expressed concern about the rising tensions in the occupied territories. the united nations has also expressed concern, but about the potential impact of any conflict on those in garza whose lives are already precarious. you.