thing, family and a caring flag she bravely lives, learns and chases her dreams as she finds her place in the world. oh, see me as i am a witness documentary on al jazeera. around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men. an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens the spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women. a trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they overcome years of much or culture and in different, behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a just zebra ah, growing anger in mexico as a video appears to show offices leaving men locked in

a cell as a deadly far takes hold in a migrant detention center. ah . lauren taylor, this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up israel's prime minister rebuffs the u. s. president suggestion that he dropped his controversial judicial overhaul in a red disagreement between the 2 allies. you emberts to ask the world's top court to define countries obligations to combat climate change south korea, and the us hold their 1st large scale amphibious landing exercises in 5 years. north korea says they're rehearsing for an invasion. and elan mosque and other tech leaders cool for advanced artificial intelligence training to be suspended, saying it poses a threat to humanity. ah,

ah, mexico's president who has promised to find those behind mondays fire to migrants detention center, which killed 38 people of his. i mean to growing anger over a video circulation on social media, which appears to show security footage from inside the sentence that was during the blaze, 3 uniform people can be seen walking past without trying to open the door of a lot. so holding several men to 30 believe ablaze was started by migrant who said font mattresses, after discovering they were being deported or something like that i can for you to all of those people who died. the guns could have opened the gates because there was only a few meters between the gate that separated them from the migration offices. they didn't open the gate, leaving them locked in the fire bonds and they didn't leave school. they didn't help them because they didn't feel like it. the gods treat you badly present under the manual lopez. even though it says those responsible for the fire will be

brought to justice. he gave say, thinking there will be no impunity, those responsible for this painful tragedy will be identified. they will be held accountable and punished in accordance with the law. says no attempt to hide the facts or to protect any body. no human rights violations are allowed in our government. no. impunity is allowed from that man. we're wrapping his live in mexico city and none of that video really appears to have made people very angry. that certainly is the case. and the calls for accountability are only getting louder. in that video, you can clearly see the migrants on the other side of the bars as that fire begins to spread as the room begins to fill up with smoke. and at no point did the guards make any attempt in that video to open up the doors to make any sort of effort to

allow the migrants trapped inside behind those bars, to exit the room and save their lives from that fire that ultimately claimed the lives of 38 people, 29 others who survived were taken to area hospitals in the city of you. that what is but again, the outrage now growing beyond the limits of mexico. we've heard from united nations secretary general antonio, who is, who is called for an investigation into what happened. i want to give you a sense of where we are right now, because we're outside of the offices of mexico's interior ministry. where just in the last few hours there, activists held a demonstration, protesting with their calling in human condition at these detention centers that are located in different parts of mexico. they've left posters with the names of the victims of the $38.00 victims of that fire. and even though president lopez over here, mexico is promised justice on this. people are really, really wanting accountability from the government and to explain to 2 views. you know, how it works with margaret, how come they were in these prisons? what stage were the in the process?

well, there was, there was quite a bit of tension leading up to this already ensued out of what is in the last few weeks we've seen migrants rushing the border. what we've heard from activists here is that many of these migrants, there's constitutional questions here. there's lots of legal question that remain an answer that are really the burden of that is now falling on the government to answer is why. so many of these migrants had been waiting there beyond what was legally allowed for them to be held arbitrarily without quote, unquote, doing anything wrong other than migrating through through mexico. so there the, there really are still quite a few on answered questions regarding this case. but when we talk about the, the question in the migration phenomenon here in mexico, you know, we, we cover stories involving accidents with migrants falling off of the back of freight trucks. or, or dying in the hands of, of human smugglers. but this is certainly the deadliest case involving a migrant detention center that we've reported on in the time that i've been here

in mexico, at least. and this is, you know, sort of central to the outrage here because president lopez over to the automated a central pillar of his immigration policy to have a more humane policy. and yet, in the last few years of his administration, we've seen more migrants being put in detention centers. we've seen these detention centers being used more in war by the government in the fact that these 38 men died while in the custody of the state. well, that really is what's fueling the outrage here in mexico right now. and europe. thank you very much indeed. ah, tensions arising between israel and its closest ally, the united states, as the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary. ordering the biggest protest in the country's history, if a yahoo delayed the plan and a 2nd day of negotiations has been held with the opposition. president joe biden is

urged him to walk away from the controversial plan that prompted a defined response from netanyahu. we said israel went out to international pressure, is natural, the u. s. lead democracy summit and he thinks a compromise with the opposition could be possible. israel and united says her occasion differences. but i want to assure you that the alliance between the world's greatest democracy and a strong, proud and independent democracy, israel and the heart of the middle east, is unshakable. nothing can change that doing since it is our senior political analyst now, and the sheriff is quite extraordinary through public spat. isn't it between noon at yahoo in biden? yes, i think it shocked her. nathaniel himself within. he didn't see it coming as it were. i think he was too arrogant and believed that his relationship with biden is so close that the american person wouldn't do that to him. but there's

a gathering storm in washington and in america, in general. not just because administration is upset with the fact that nathan, he, i was doing what nathan, he, i was doing along with the whole number of fanatics and fascists in his coalition government. but because the american jewish leadership doesn't like what's happening in his way, don't like this fanatic all through orthodox coalition in israel, that doesn't even recognize the reform judaism. consider the conservative judaism that makes the majority of american jews. they don't recognize them as jewish. so american jewish committee is quite upset and now by those upset and so there's the rebuke of these really government. i mean one is his pause all or suspended there that the controversial plans and having discussions of the opposition to try and count the compromise. he seems to think he can come up with a compromise or i like is it there? it depends on the opposition. if the opposition is going to be deceived once again by nathan, you know, then it's possible. but if the opposition understands what's at stake and that they

could box him in and now that they are supported by the united states and it's powerful american jewish community, then i think they have a room to keep squeezing him and squeezing him until he gives up completely his so called reform because really it's not much of a form. what he's trying to do is to get the legislative where it's sidelines are supreme court and limits the power of the judge, the judiciary, so that he and his cronies, tonisha sleep, any law or any kind that basically will keep him on top and keep him more like a, an autocrat than a democrat. so how likely is it you that use of i this because they still protest on going and, and there's a lot of pressures now. i think there's a lot of pressure. i think if the streets continues to put the pressure as i expect they should or would. and i think if there's more and more opposition, like the defense minister from within the could to start speaking up against

nathanael, or he might actually end up losing it. his, his majority within the party itself because look, he kind of behaved arrogantly throughout and to what's every one, right. but now he sort of found his, her, you know, his match in those phonetic rogue elements around him. been viewed on smart rich, his finance and security ministers won't let it go. and the keep eating away at his authority. and the more they eat, the better is their appetite. so they continuously trying to get away and the is that they just thing is that they made him sign a document saying you go ahead big via and establish a national guard, which basically it's his racist little militia that he is going to use to crack down against the palestinians, not only shortly. gotcha, thank you very much. now in our nation has adopted a landmark resolution asking the world's top court to define the obligations of countries to combat climate change. it was backed by more than $130.00 countries.

the call for international court of justice to provide a legal opinion on the climate classes follows a campaign led by the pacific on end of i knew what to on diplomatic james base has more from un headquarters. a historic decision that campaign is say, is a major step forward for climate justice. news so decided no vote was needed. the general assembly deciding by consensus to asked the world's highest court, the international court of justice to determine what obligations countries have for the climate damage, they've cost festering climate. the injustice fits the visions and symptoms who penalize global climate action. so excellencies for those on the front lines already paying the price for global heating, they did nothing to cause climate justice. it was a vital recognition. and the tools recognition that all people on our plan is out

of equal worth. and the tool to be resilience against spiraling climate impacts. the efforts to negotiate this treaty were led by the pacific island, a venue or to this was the end of a very long campaign. how did you feel in that moment? very, very happy person because i can assure like kids and the kids around the world that the leaders of the countries of this local community actually listening to the plight of the future of this, of the future of mankind. the small island developing was to suffered devastating sight clone early this year, highlighting the fact it's a country that's whole existence is threatened by climate change. the original idea for the un resolution actually came from law students studying here. the university of the south pacific, one of them was cynthia, how new he it's, it's,

i still can't believe that we've, we've gotten this far and it's, it's, it's a meant a lot of, you know, the determination that you have into the cement to, you know, when you moved by genuine content not only for the future, but the future of alterations shipped to the end of the meeting. the un secretary general told me it was a big victory, but un insiders say, even though this resolution passed by consensus, there are some major countries which have a problem with it. and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice and an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges. james bay's al jazeera, at the united nations. all new cars sold in the european union must be 0 emissions by 2035 under new law agreed by the 27 member countries. the target is designed to

drive a rapid de colonization of new car production in europe. it also requires all new cars sold from 2030 to have 55 percent louis year to emissions compared to 2021 levels. transport accounts for nearly a quarter of current e u emission. european court of human rights has begun hearing groundbreaking lawsuits against the fresh, french and swiss government over the alleged failings to take action against climate change. thousands of retired swiss women, concerned about the consequences of global warming on the health of taking the government to court. and in france, a full mer alleges that not enough has been done to protect life and prevent climate change. san to say stream weather, including life threatening heat waves and floods are becoming more intense and frequent. as was, as a result of the planet getting hotter than i could even. it's proven that we old women are particularly sensitive to climate change. the excess mortality isn't shown because we get sick

a little bit faster due to heat waves and older men or other group to lawyers. somebody's unequal. we haven't been fighting for years and we went to the federal court, but they just had, we couldn't object. so we've come this far and i hope the court can rule in our favor. switzerland, the something better than has done so. the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog has visited the russian held apparition, nuclear power plant in eastern ukraine. raphael dorsey says the situation there is not improving and military activity in the region is increasing international atomic energy agency has staff stationed at the facility to minimize the risk of nuclear disaster. the plant has come under shilling and experience power cuts in the past year. due to the war and ukraine, it is very, very important that we agree on the fundamental principle that that nuclear power plant should not be attacked. now the concept is evolving. it is

re focusing more on the protection itself and the things that should be avoided. for example, in order to protect that rather than on territorial aspects, which pose certain problems. but if this were a can progress, i would say still to come this half hour huge holes open up in brazil after days of heavy rain, leaving people worried, they'll lose their homes. and a replica of the biggest dinosaur to rome. the us takes the trip to europe. margin tina with hello, we are still hanging on to the last gusts of winter across eastern parts. have you lost

a cloud showing up here and still some winter weather in the mix over towards the west winds coming in from the southwest or even the subway direction will some making you feel a good deal more like spring as it should do blustery showers longest spells of rain coming across at northwestern corner of europe, running in across england, while scotland pushing across into the public, bothered and more than nodded over the coming days. increasingly wet as this system starts to push in from the west. there france, seeing a fair bit of frame, the some snow there just over the high ground, little bit of snow to into west scandinavia, which are to the wintry weather set, still further east single figures for moscow and for cave. as we go on into fright, of it tries to push a little further race with some when she, whether they're into that east, the side of to care getting pushed out of the way. that comes at wet weather temperature still fall back a little bit. but still, on the miles side, across a good part of western europe. spain of portugal, looking decidedly hot, as is the case across north western parts of africa. i, which was a ne,

we have got to a cool, normally raised car, around $21.00, sell to say with the next couple of days. and showers continue right across much west africa. ah, i . oh,

a reminder. the top stories here and i was 0, mexico's president, his promise to find those behind monday's fine to migrant detention center in student farmers, which killed 38 people. anger is growing over a video speculation on social media to show officers walking away from men locked behind bars as defined to cold tension to britain between israel and the closest and i the u. s. and the problem is the benjamin netanyahu is controversial funds over who traditionally rebuffed president joe bodies, suggestion that he walk away from a controversial plan. and the destination has adopted a non mark resolution asking the world talk. court defined the obligations of countries to combat climate change. it was backed by 130 countries

where the past few days, northwestern brazil has been hit by heavy rainfall causing floods, and triggering landslides, huge holes 70 meters deep and 500 meters wide of opened up along and close to people's homes. to oregon be report this is bird tick of who in northern brazil, a small city with a big problem. heavy rains of caused massive landslides and where there was once hope there is now fear of unavoidable reality is miss a fancy these holes have started to expand. people are getting scared. i was already sick now i am depressed, anxious, and every time i hear the sound of ground collapsing, i get scared. there are times when the noise is so powerful that makes the window shake. resident say the hillsides began collapsing 5 years ago, but recent heavy rains of caused the gaps to wide. think this is a j. j. in 2016, we came to this housing conflicts. some cracks appeared in 2017 and i started

filming to show what was happening to show the erosion. since then they've expanded around our community. the rain has caused them to grow of a time to lava. heavy rains of caused flooding, a mud slides across brazil. scientists say powerful storms combined with spells of extreme heat and dry weather, or symptoms of climate change, and they're expected to become more frequent and more intense. if only the i'm afraid the worst will happen while i'm sleeping, as we have seen in other cities. i'm also afraid of losing my house and not being able to afford another one of the only homan is living in the landslide area or hanging on for now, but with little in the way of government help. it's a race to hold back the effects of climate, change victoria gate, and be al jazeera us burton, australia, and japan of all condemned men monster into her dissolving 40 political parties,

including that of asked to liter, uncensored. she. they were disbanded for failing to meet a deadline to register for an election that set to extend the armies griffon power . teaching reports, he angle the building behind me is the headquarters of the national league, but democracy was once the party of government here a mere mom, is now being dissolved by the election commission. they say the because it didn't register under new rules for elections a cannot take off. the military governments spokesman told al jazeera the any n l d parliamentary members who wished to stand with different parties. a very welcome to do so. with the n l d itself says from hi doing, this is an illegitimate government and any other actions they organize, it will not recognize. but there creates a problem for the military government. there is only one figure who can possibly unite what is now a very divided country. that is on san sushi. the n l d 's,

former leader, who is now in jail for the rest of her natural life. tony cheng al jazeera, ma'am. united states in the south korea have conducted their 1st large scale amphibious landing exercises in 5 years. the jewels are taking place off the coast of eastern po, hang. north korea uses the u. s. and south korea of rehearsing and invasion. on tuesday it unveiled what it said, where new and smaller nuclear warheads mcbride is following the meditation as his from pi of all of the joint drills that have been held over the past few weeks. this, i'm, phoebe, a landing exercise is probably the most dramatic, like the other drills it has been on hold for the last 5 years or so. it is also probably one of the more controversial shows of strength coming during what is meant to be a rehearsal by the south to defend itself from an attack by the north. hundreds of

us and south korean marines storming the beaches would not seem to be very defensive. but then, as the allies argue, this is them rehearsing for a counter offensive, making themselves such a formidable foe that no one would think about attacking them. first, this exercise is designed for the, the combined defense of the korean peninsula and that's important to us. it's port for the regional stability you've gone through this exercise, we've confirmed the solid lions and the combined defensive readiness between south korean and us marine corps with the marine corps and a decisive battle posture. we will immediately respond to any provocation. north korea has been protesting against these drills with a theory of missile launches, as also rehearsing a counter attack of its own against the south. and it's us allies, the difference being that it's cancer ref fence. if it, what it says be using the small attached to coal nuclear devices that it says it's

now developed and which it's been showing off in state run media. the device is being inspected by leader kim jong and robert pride al jazeera. whoa, hang south korea, tennessee boss in mosque, and more than a 1000 fellow tech executives and industry experts are publicly calling for a 6 month pause in developing artificial intelligence systems. an open letter from the future of life institute, which is funded by muff, says the race to develop a i is now out of control and potentially poses profound risks to society and sanity. a cause for independent safety protocols be put in place in the next 6 months before a systems are trained further to ensure future effects a positive and the risks manageable wounds a i could be used for misinformation sign the fraud and to replace millions of jobs with automation or even concerns that systems could become more powerful than a human creators. it comes out of the microsoft back company, open

a i unveiled g p t for this can engage humans in realistic conversation, respond to emotions, write stories, and various styles, and compose music. chris stoker, walkers and technology and digital culture. oh for. he says concerns about a i shouldn't be dismissed. we do have a relatively small but still quite vocal group of individuals who have long worried about this that kind of the i guess the digital sanders of the world. i have the people who kind of prophecy a future while this is going to become a big issue. the idea that kind of the robots are going to take over from us because we give them intelligence and then they ignore the 1st rule that we coat them with, which is do no harm to humans. and, and that suddenly becomes a big issue. am, is worth pointing out. i suppose that, that, that view is still, relatively ne, shall we see this. this is sort of petition that we've seen going around by a non profit, has been signed by some pretty significant names, but also some of those who've at their name attached to it. say that actually they

did not signify any sorta support for it. and actually they've just kind of had that the name co op to desa. this is something to think about. i, we've seen some research, i'm out of a bunch of academics in spain in 2021 that suggested that mathematically it is impossible to abdul boundaries on a i, it will always try and ignore isaac os most 1st rules of robotics, which is to do no harm to human, so am those people it is we're saying overall are still in the minority in terms of like what perceptions are all of a i but there is a sense i think that we need to be much more careful given the speed of development that we, we really carefully drew out of those boundaries and make sure that i can't go beyond a gentleman president as well. can king charles to his country with a speech focusing on the climate challenge. king is on his 1st state visit as britons monica was greeted with more military honors at the brandenburg gate and welcomed by a frank vanished on my king. charles was an active campaigner on environmental

issues while at the fred and them is launching an online campaign warning, young british men to stay away. if i just looking for drink and drugs council wants to clean up its reputation and tackle so called nuisance tourism. advert targeting 18 to 35 year old men from the u. k. appear when specific terms a search for online and highlight the consequences of anti social behavior. critic say the targeted campaign is discriminatory and based on unfair stereotypes, replica skeleton of the biggest known dinosaur every room, the earth has gone on display. the 1st time in europe. the tottenham store is so big, it took 2 plains to transport it from argentina to the u. k. charlie angela, me, a colossal giant roamed 101000000 years ago. the pastor go titan may or is one of

the biggest known titanic source. now squeezing into london, natural history, museum and exhibition showing visitors power $57.00 ton creature grew from an egg. the size of a grapefruit, in order to sustain a body of that size, they needed to eat a huge amount of food. they would have been anything almost all day every day. and they probably need about 120 kilos of food just yeah, they just at the same best side. so they would have been most of the time, gray thing. it was an argentinian farmer who spotted the 1st bone in pat gona in 2010. he called in scientists and over the next 2 years during a series of digs, they uncovered 280 more. the skeleton is actually bones from 6 individuals and cost and reson and piece together like an intricate puzzle to get a sense of its size. the titanic. so skeleton is 35 meters long,

almost the equivalent of 4 double decker buses. and 3 times the size of a t rex. it would have dwarfed elephants and humans, paleontologist still learning about how they were able to evolve, to become so vast, really false grossman, they could get to these normal sizes and then various aspects of the skeleton that they could walk around. elise last sizes, huge pillar light legs, really wide hips that help stabilize the body. and also they would have had to go to college and a huge got to help power all of the energy that you need to move that body around. as well as inspiring one this exhibit hopes to also remind people who have our own tightened to protect like the african savannah elephant which is currently endangered by preserving the habitats and preventing illegal poaching. we can stop them becoming.