new germany will it have signed deals with synagogues, government, europeans, will have access to synagogues, resources before its own citizens. this has left many senegalese, wondering how much will they benefit from their own countries resource. because so far, for many young men, opportunity means boarding one of these fishing vessels to travel to europe illegally. the government hopes that the gas project will stop this and bring jobs here at home. one kind of, i don't want us to profit from the gas because as soon as we start extracting i expect that electricity prices fuel, even food prices will drop and become affordable for us. the senegalese coast guard appears in the distance, not to protect fishermen, but the precious you resource destined for europe. ah ah.

hello there, i'm this tells you, hey, and this is the news our live from our headquarters hearing. coming up in the next 60 minutes. rational authority is detainer reported on suspicion of espionage has employ of the wall street journal denies those allegations. synagogue opposition date it was months on go, has been given a 2 months suspended sentence. the defamation out 0 is investigative unit expose as a money laundering scheme in south africa, which implicates some of its biggest banks and china's new premier calls. when a's a wide bounce back from the pandemic. as a major economic foreign fulfills woke of anybody, faith has removed indonesia, his house to the upcoming on the 20 men's well cup denisia re city council. the tournament draw after the governor of volley, refused to host the israeli. ah,

ah, now russia's f. s b security service says wall street journal reporter evan. gosh, kevin has been arrested. the u. s. citizen was stopped in the city of yo, catherine burg, on suspicion of espionage. now, according to state media, a criminal case has been opened against him. he is the 1st american reporter to be arrested on espionage charges in russia since the cold war. his publication has released a statement. thank the wall street journal, vehemently denies the allegations from the f s b and seek the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter evan gaskets. we stand in solidarity with evan and his family. all in a moment. our white house correspondent kennedy hock at the store will join us from washington, but facets beats dorsey jibari. she is in moscow. dasa. what are you hearing there from officials and the russian capital? well, we understand that the 31 year old journalist has just made his brief court appearance in left or turbo course in the russian capital where the court has decided that

he'll remain in custody for the next 2 months until may 29th. during that time, the investigation will continue, and we expect that the court proceedings will then resume at that point, and possibly a trial, depending on how the investigation unfolds. what we've heard from the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf, who said that his office is aware of the arrest, and that this journalist was detained, red handed for espionage. we also understand that the foreign ministry spokesperson has issued comments on this case saying that what he was doing in acton berg has nothing to do with journalism. and that it's not the 1st time a well known western western or has been grabbed by the hand. the feeling here is that this is an open chuck case for the official so far. that is not what we heard from at least one person who had worked with this journalist in that region in central russia saying that the fixer,

who arrange interviews for him last week about the involvement of the wagner group in their, their role in the conflict ukraine was what he was gathering information about, that's what the story he was working on. but also the same fixer. i also said that said this journalist made an unannounced trip to that region on wednesday. and how does it hasn't? hadn't been heard from since until news of his arrest has come out. what we understand is that to the authorities here will continue their investigation for the next 2 months until he'll make his next court appearance, tulsa jabari, there with all the latest forth from moscow. thank you very much store so well, let's get the view from washington dc and speech how whitehouse correspondent can be. how could i, kimberly, what are you hearing from officials, they're and well, we are hearing that there is going to be a response from the white house that is still being crafted. and we are waiting that in the interim,

we have heard from one democratic congressman who has accused the all right and government of essentially kidnapping the wall street journal reporter. what we know is that right now, this is of grave concern to us officials and it comes at a time of really bitter tensions between the 2 nations. you have to remember not only is there great differences over the war and ukraine, but the united states has been particularly vocal about the human rights concerns with regard to the crackdown over those who have spoken out against the russian government on social media and their detainment and arrest when it comes to political protests when it comes to the rest of individual journalists as well as political activists. we should also point out that the timing of the rest of the wall street journal is also of interest to you. us officials, given the fact that it comes just days after the justice department here in the

united states and build an indictment against a russian national who attended graduate school here in the united states. now, according to u. s. officials this graduate student attended a here in the us under a false identity, a brazilian identity, and apparently has been arrested by brazilian officials and is in a brazilian jail currently. and the question now becomes whether or not this arrest is in somewhat retaliatory nature or even connected. we're still trying to work out the details on that. we should also point out that this also comes on the heels of that very well publicized swap that occurred between russia in the united states involving the basketball player. brittany greiner, the w b, a basketball star. she's now back in the united states. that was a swap for the very well known arms dealer victor boot,

but that did not include american paul whalen, the former marine who remains in a russian jail. so obviously there are some very strong tensions between the united states and russia. and this latest arrest now of a u. s. citizen is only going to exacerbate those tensions. our white house correspondent, kimberly how get there with the view from washington. thank you. kimberly. well media rights group report is an outboard is says this arrest seems to be targeted action. john cavalier heads the eastern europe and central asia office of reporters without borders joins us now from paris. john, i know you've called this retaliation. yes sir. indeed, to arizona is very alarmed by, you know, these are, it looks like a retail actually measured by roche. i guess the united states is part of the friendly die or 2 g d, western journalist walking on

a territory. so that's why we call on the russian, we're geez, and all the countries that kind of does that come from russia to provide your age information about these very serious charges. and to also to allow that journalist to access to his lawyer because the last 4, no a from the information we have, the asked is to, is lawyer has been denied on you. say that he hasn't had had access to his lawyer, but what else do we know at this stage about his detention why he might be held his condition, for instance. oh we, i mean, already in for which is a local organization with which is monitoring detentions, and have a region that he has been to court in

moscow. so he has already been transferred to moscow and know he's been under on under detention. so he's no more arrested, but he's detained. officially, john, you mentioned there a message to other journalists. i mean, evan is obviously a u. s. citizen, fully pressed, accredited. he'd worked in russia the 6 years. should other western journalists in particular, be concerned at this stage. so sorry, could you repeat this as a us citizen and he is a season journalist who's been working in russia for many years. should. are the western journalist working in russia at this stage? be worried? yeah, it's, it's maybe the 1st over sale. all right, so it's very, very long as you know that many are waste

in stuff and use and decided to suspend. there are variations in russia since then since march to last year since very a dangerous lows for journalist. and where by the, by i meant to look up on, i mentioned russia a danger or press for the information about russia. because if any, a report on the ground for russia, with honest information can be a problem, it can become a dock, a dock who, who country for information. john kevin yeah. who had the eastern europe and centralized office of reporters about borders. thanks so much for joining us here

and out of the original. thank you. are still plenty more ahead for you. this news are including mexican authorities accused security guards and prison officials of homicide. after a fire to detention center killed, 39 migrants and how inflation and a weak currency are forcing people in lebanon to change what's on the menu during ramadan and, and toward the unseated player who's just had a career high against the world. number 2 in miami, and you will have that story. ah, now synagogue opposition the that was months sancho has been given a 2 month suspended sentence for defamation. he was sued by the tourism minister. sancho did not appear in court to face trial on thursday. he said that the case against him is politically motivated. police have been deployed in large numbers in the capital dac are to prevent any violence one for more on this. let speech are

correspondent, nicholas hockey, is on the ground for us indica. a nick, when we spoke a couple of hours ago, i could see, ty is burning in the street behind you. what's the situation in the city like now? well, a lot less tense 10, so it's no longer a 10 city. as if a following the verdict, and you feel that people are coming back on to the streets are going about as much as possible. but as you can see right behind me, the police are still very much present in each and every artery. we spoke to the spokesman of the party of eastman sancho. he said he was disappointed with the outcome while he is still able to run to the upcoming presidential election because this is a 2 months suspended prison sentence. he is disappointed that he was convicted for what he said. things is just him telling the truth that he accused a minister of corruption. we also spoke to the spokesperson of the ruling party

of president mikey's cell. and he says that this was a victory for democracy, for the real law and for the justice system. now, the opposition has always claimed that the justice system serves the purpose to eliminate opposition candidates that could be rivals to president mikey. so now he says that, look the outcome of this trial, or this verdict shows how independent and how democracy is thriving. here in senegal, natasha nick, out of curiosity, you say that he will be allowed to run because this was a 2 month suspended sentence. has this rallied more support for him to have well, it definitely has raised the stakes, the political stakes for rosman sancho. he said he, we were told that he's not going to come out and speak to the public. he's tired

and exhausted by just the, the, the tension that this trial has created. and we're still a years away from these presidential elections. but the big unknown is not so much what we spend, sancho will or will not do, or whether or not he'll be able to run. now it's clear that he will. it's more what will present mikey sol, do? will he be a candidate in the upcoming presidential elections? now he's tweaked the constitution shortened, the mandate of the president. and, and he, and according to the constitution to president can only run 2 terms, is already served 2 terms. now those that support him says that this is a new constitution. you should be allowed to run a 3rd mandate, a new mandate. and that's something that's controversial because people here see this as him trying to cling on to power. now, the people in the streets wants and go out to ensure that they are saving the democratic institutions of senegal and thus what's at stake. it's the, the quality of the democracy here and what we're seeing being played out on the

streets here in senegal. the style nicholas hoc, they're on the ground for us in docket. thanks so much. thank. now al jazeera investigative unit has uncovered a large scale money laundering operation in south africa. the scheme indicates some of the country's biggest banks and full namenda. the criminal syndicate has spoken exclusively to al jazeera. alexander james has this report. dowd khan is a former money launderer. he fears for his life and is speaking exclusively to out . there is in best tickets of unit from a safe house. he says his role was to forge paperwork, to disguise the money laundering as legitimate transactions in the office to we had a strong and in the strong room red boxes upon boxes, off bank stamps, red boxes of passports, red boxes of id documents, head of the operation is dowd's brother mohammed con. his street name is mo dollars

. his financial services firm served as a front for the laundering. he sort of held up as the sort of shadowy figure that controls money laundering until africa that everybody wants to find wants to. le kate wants to discuss funds to catch wins, to prosecute or wants to use. we've obtained a trove of thousands of documents that reveal fake invoices from fictitious suppliers addressed to mo, dollars clients. no goods, no services, purely just money laundering. and i can tell you that with 100 percent certainty, because i done that logo we conceal the identity of one of mo dollars. former business partners mohammed county is known for money law between is because will be a 1000000 in crawford to do transferring to different countries to different places . and you got all the connections to do with it to ensure the skin success. the

laundry is bright employees at south africa's banks. you look after us, you pushed through all our payments. no questions asked wonder specific company and real match your salary every month in cash, elijah records, kickbacks paid to staff at sas fin bank, who are responsible for processing foreign payments. we were actually the executive management team of the assessment for dix pro, sit in department here. i can put it in that way. mormon was c o, off of it, company. without them knowing the ledger records bribes, paid to employees at other banks to for vin maker is a senior manager at the compliance division of stan at banks of africa. and also is the key complicated to the south african reserve bank. i can make

a phone call for you not do individuals in eps on. it would put whatever you tell them to put on the let it for you and they would stamps. mohammed con told us that all the allegations against him were false and based on manufactured evidence, he denied bribing any one in the south african banking sector. vivian nyc had denied involvement in a money laundering syndicate. sas finn said it was taking vigorous action against former employees. absa passed on our findings to its forensic investigative unit. and standard bank told us it takes a 0 tolerance approach to fraud and criminality. alexander james al jazeera and you can watch the next installment of our 4 part series, gold mafia, smoke and mirrors. full episode coming up here on out a 0 and 20100 shanty. while china's new premise counting his nation as an anchor for global peace and development, the chung was speaking at the opening of the annual bow foreign often billed of asia, the version of the dub off economic forum. richard kimble reports now from hong

kong. china is rolling out the red carpet for political and financial leaders for more than 50 countries around the world is the 1st time the bow. our forum is taking place entirely in person since the start of the coded 19 outbreak for chinese new premier. it's also his 1st address to an international audience since being appointed as the countries 2nd in command. on the last, we need to hear it's a common and comprehensive cooperation and sustainable security concepts, oppose the abuse of unilateral sanctions. a long arm jurisdiction, oppose the selection of science and group confrontation and the new cold war. this event is often billed as ages version of the world economic forum. and although discussions center around major global issues, china's message this year is focused closer to home. right now with the political tensions trade tensions, military tensions that are going on,

not just over ukraine, but between china and the u. s. you're going to see china trying to reach out, especially to asi on cesar countries that china has a very good trade with. analysts expect china to use the forum to promote asia as an investment safe haven at a time of global economic volatility. china is talking up its own economic recovery prospects off to the end of its long running strict code 19 rules. chinese premier lee is promising that china is own rebound can power a post. pandemic bounce back for the rest of the world. economists of forecasting chinese growth as high as 5.8 percent this year. that's up from 3 percent last year, one of its weakest growth rates in decades. many foreign businesses remain cautious about doing business in china as a result of major supply chain disruptions brought on by cobit 19 restrictions and regulate re crackdowns. on the private sector. there is

a strong message. there will be a strong reinforcement of the state sector playing a pilfering role within the chinese economy, and that's in a way, a discontinuation from the bull. our message should that was very much about economic reforms. private sector growth in the past, the data to prior to the pandemic. and so now there is certainly a pivot there. jim fall. china wants to spark a pivot towards global collaboration to political leaders from malaysia, singapore and ivory coast of echoed that call with that opening speeches at the bow . our forum analysts say the next challenge for china is to convince the world that it should be the coordinating center of that global cooperation effort. richard kimber, al jazeera hong kong, while inflation and the currency at soft 90 percent of its value mean that many lebanese people can't afford basic meals during the fasting, month of ramadan,

the well bank ranks lebanon fed in the wild for food price inflation, then hold a has $1.00 from northern lebanon, one of the hardest hit regions that few in lebanon are able to pay for a full cylinder of gas. it costs $12.00, and that's too expensive for most people struggling during an economic collapse. the price has more than doubled. for those who earn in the local currency and that's the valued by more than 198 percent. but dab, i don't want me out. i'm paying $4.00 would have guessed. that is what i'm able to afford to be. cooking gas has become a luxury for lebanon's poor. they've turned to outdoor wood stoves. the crisis has dampened the spirits of ramadan. a time when muslims, fast from dawn to sunset, the right. oh no man, i'm in the and i'm a life is become difficult more so during ramadan we don't have gas, we can barely afford food. unemployment is high, one and a half 1000000 lebanese,

that's nearly a 3rd of the population. rely on assistance. if i want to get but i will pay at least $50.00 times more than village in the past of the price. and that's only the breadth people have been forced to change their diets and even the for to show valid a main dish of ramadan is unaffordable. for most and young men, but i've got we no longer eat meat and chicken, we know over eap, let us or tomato prices have more than triple since last drama. and what dates are among the traditional items no longer available for the if star meals, when muslims break their fast food and energy prices have sort around the world. but in lebanon, the financial meltdown is worsening. the crisis, the world food program says food prices 11 on have increased by 2300 per cent to the source of the economic crisis 3 years ago. the country is ranked 3rd globally

and food price inflation by the world's side. these sweets are some of the popular deserts during the holy month. shop owners say sales have dropped by 50 percent compared to last ramadan. i q that still if prices are much higher this year because of the local currencies, devalued exchange rate and we import almost everything in dollars in the international monetary funds. as lebanon's prospects were getting out of its deepening financial crisis is grim if the political class continues to fail to act . and it warns the country is heading for hyper installation that their elders eda, northern lebanon. now palestinians are taking part in the annual land de demonstrations and israel and the occupied palestinian territories. the day marks israel seizure of palestinian earned land. it's been commemorated annually since 976 organize as planned, protest along the border between the gaza strip and israel. i'll zoom the outside

has worn out from the golf district. we're here at malika camp in the east, him borders off the besieged gauze. the strip where palestinians in gods have come in great numbers about housings, to participate and to remember one day at the se, policy, and say that this event emphasizes the resilience against israel. we've seen hundreds of palestinians, men, women, and children, head back bare to the border fans as you can see behind me. and oh though her mass has spread a lot of security personal in the entire area to keep palestine news from reaching the border fence. so that no violence with rapt here to day. we have seen all these numbers reach to the fence. are these really forces on the other side of the fence,

responded by firing gas grenades on the protesters, and now they are all been sent back to the camp. where are the of fractions policy infections leaders are giving or issuing statements and are holding a press conference. and although the serious event has passed with no violence mentioned, this particular place has seen a lot of bloodshed awe from the palestinians. and the great march of return, which started in the 2018 till the 2020. and were more than 260 pounds to use were killed in over 7000. others were injured in clashes between them. and these really forces deployed behind that security fence. you may see it from malika can cause district or the un special repertoire on human rights in the occupied

palestinian territories is quoting on the international community to do more to protect the rights of palestinians. she's highlighted a recent wave of deadly violence throughout the occupied west bank. nearly 90 palestinians have been killed and more than 2000 wounded and less than 90 days. many of those fatalities were during israeli raids and the jenin refugee camp, nablus, and jericho. during that same period, 13 israelis were killed by palestinians on francesca alban easy is the un special repertoire on human rights on human rights situation in the occupied palestinian territories. and she joins us here on our da 0 live from janice francesca, i know the u. n said last year was the deadliest year for palestinians since 2006. i believe we're now on course to suppose that the sir, what's driving the rising violence? yes then natasha did united nations keep on registering every here and then the dentist told and increasing that all honesty and as you say,

2022 was already had the dentist here her policy. and since 2005, i believe, and this year has already registered almost 90 policy and skilled and courteous radio. where does this violence, how strong? who are the policy and under completion, this is nothing new, nothing a rock, nothing. sporadic is something that remains every aspect of your life before model . countless abuse is dignity and humiliation. and what else to expect from an occupation, but main tenant, isa subjugate, and to relate an entire population. so the where it comes from the occupation because noah has on there after 56 years, really if i just he was saying this a systematic, i mean now we're hearing that the security minister at m a been given as part of this coalition government, a man convicted of incitement to racism is going to be, i believe, leading the formation of a new national guard. do you have concerns about that?

yes, of course, i'm concerned because they know that the situation is a recent to fire or a to a best for the palestinians. in terms of loss of life, country violence, land, confiscation, and, and other, and other violations. of course, i'm extremely concerned for that. fantastic. are you in you said in your most recent report to member states of the international community must take from and principal action. what exactly would you like to see? it means action. not worse, because this is a strike key ink of feature. oh yeah. you had an engagement. i had a question on palestine and there is, of course, condemnation, who are what happens on the ground. but at the same time, there is no real a conformity with compliance with international international law.

a require a debt and internationally wrongful act as d, acquisitive and regressive occupation is where maintains or on policy is land and life, which is a deal to colonize. both must and, and the i told don't give your its speeds and there is no real action to make it happen in the forms of sanctions in the forms of end of a commercial and economic ties in the form of political or diplomatic pressure. so home dead, the tools that the international system affords to deliver justice india by policy and territory are left untouched. if i ask, i want to wait a quote from your most recent report. you said that in reality there are no equal parties nor a proper conflict, but rather an oppressive regime that threatens the right of an entire people to

exist. what do you then envision as a way to try to resolve this? if talk of the peace process is just not realistic, it does sound like you're asking you and member states to take sides, right? that lead to do what they are responsible for, a full meaning, the realization of the right of self determination and direct assessment. ammunition cannot be an empty word in a b, and box without a content which is exactly and precisely what, what has happened over 30 years of negotiation under the d. b. also, course of the also process and you hear policy makers repairing to the 2 state solution, obsessively almost fanatically. but d's is not going to happen by itself. it is to be realised that for, for you to happen for the policy and self determination to materialize. your commission must go, and so the colonization, seizure of the land, our next station, and down in the presence of b. it says,

it ain't that. go with it. all, these must be dismantled. francesca, i want to ask you very briefly because we have seen the largest protests ever in israel in recent days. some very strong rhetoric coming from the united states. is this in your mind, perhaps a moment where change is more possible than in the past? yeah. changes i've always been sort of the worst for the palestinian. so this can also be one of those moments. but at the same time, thinking of the protests that are going on in there, i think in place in israel, it could be a moment of reckoning. both for people in the stroke and for people and abroad for an international community. and because it's clear that things can change when there is when there is the will to do so. and, and this applies both to these re lease and the international community really

clearly go, there is a, a disconnect among most israelis the don't see the direct line that links what has been going on under military rule for on the need you to pipe policy territories and the government, they have a place today which is obvious. in fact, francesca albanese, they're the un special repertoire on the human rights situation, the occupied palestinian territories. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera francesca on united states at least 9 soldiers have been killed in a crash between 2 ami black hawk helicopters during a training mission had happened in the trig county in the state of kentucky. well it's now time for whether he's everton. hello, it's sunny and looks like spring has well and truly sprung the cross. so northern parts of china, mongolia, the korean peninsula. adequate part of japan is lassie. settle fine and sunny and

in light winds, feeling pleasantly warm, high pressure in char takes a little more clout, down towards taiwan, southern parts of china, still some showers, longest bells of rain coming in here for a time. that weather system just pulling out into the open water. she might catch your chair some parts of work you shoe, but for much of japan is fine if i want sunshine. 20 celsius, 68 in fahrenheit. similar temperature as you go on through sat stay in that warm their career into the mid twenties and beijing doing very nicely as well. so shells will continue down towards south, maybe some heavier burst coming in to tie one on a 2 showers to into cambodia through louse, southern parts of vietnam could see a shower or 2 than the usual splash of rain there. across a good part of southeast asia, but plenty of sunshine in between got rather heavy splashes of rain now making the way across northern parts or pakistan, northern areas of india, orange warnings in force anywhere from around the punjab right into we're west bengal, some very heavy rain there into bit higher as we go on into the weekend,

pushing across a good part of bangladesh. now, brazil's former president, valuable scenario, has returned home after spending 3 months in the u. s. state of florida. hundreds of his supporters were on hand at brazilian airport for his arrival. and when he again was also there at monica, both in our has been away for months now that he is essentially flying back into a series of legal challenges. presumably, as we were saying, calculated risk here. yes. so he is facing a legal hurdles he's going, he's being charged in a series of, of cases among them for having spread of fake news about the elections, which he claimed were rigged without offering much proof about it. none at all. as a matter of fact, all, so he is so facing a tried, they're investigating whether he inflamed or not. the attacks that happened on january the 8th, against congress,

the presidential palace and the supreme court. but ah, despite that he does think he has a political future here. he's getting ready to chris crossed the country to get more votes for the municipal elections will, which will be held next year. i see that he has said that he won't lead the opposition to lula, so he still intends to stay in politics, but not lead a party. yes, he's been saying that he will not lead the opposition, but that's not what his saw followers believe, nor what his son has said that they believe that he's the only one that is capable of uniting the brazilian right again on the fact that he was absent during these 1st 3 months left the opposition of fragmented, but now they believe that they will gain against our power to oppose lola's government. so they're getting ready for that. he said in he's getting ready also

to travel throughout brazil, monica an account there with all the latest for us from brazil. yeah. thanks so much monica. now a fairy a carrying nearly 250 people has caught fire in the philippines, killing at least fatty one. it was on its way to hollow town and the southern sooty province. when the fight began just after midnight, several people are still missing and such and rescue efforts are still under way. the dead include at least 3 children. house trailers, parliament has introduced a bill that paved the way for a referendum to recognize indigenous people in the constitution for the 1st time. the government calls it a new chapter in repairing the relationship with fascinations people. but it's also cause division as air clock reports. now from brisbin, if not now, when an emotional prime minister unveiled the wording of the question that will go to the australian people later this year, flanked by members of the indigenous community. on thursday,

those words were tabled in the nation's parliament. seaman history. i trust the australian people to understand that this is an opportunity for a better future. not just for the 1st people sort of struggle, but for all the strains. if australia votes yes, in the proposed referendum, but only with the constitution be amended to recognize the 1st nations people for the 1st time. it would also enshrined an advisory body to parliament made up of aboriginal and torres strait islanders to guide federal policy. but some lawmakers say the voice is symbolic only, and australians should vote no black people in this country been calling out government for 200 years on what i can be doing better for. and we still have no justice and i don't see the voice and giving us justice center. the thorpe is one of 11 parliamentarians who identify as indigenous australians, the nations federal parliament. australia's aboriginal population makes up 3

percent of the nearly 26000000 people. critic say issues like racism and aboriginal dis in custody needs to be prioritized. we have black body east. i'm dying hands of the system and we are solutions to i'm this is tasha feet crisis that's been going on again. first nations, people for far too low, that base government and the previous government just are not interested in implementing constitutional lawyers remain divided on whether this could lead to government decisions. being challenged in the nation's high court. it's possible we will be high court matters arising out of this, but you'd have to say that's entirely normal. we are looking at putting words into the constitution. the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century or so i have been

successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a wants a generation charts to rectify. the referendum is expected to be held and you don't talk about this clock algebra now. authorities and mexico have opened a homicide investigation and identified 8 suspects after a fire to my been detention center killed. 39 people, prosecutors say the suspects and period 2 federal agents, a state immigration official, and 5 members of a private security company that president under manuel alvarado initially blamed the migrants for the 5. but a video shows what appears to be gods, not opening locked doors, as that fire spread on some migrant say. the fire is now pushing them to try to make it into the united states sooner rather than later. hundreds of most, the venezuelan citizens cost a bridge and approach the gate and to the us border city of el paso. others crossed the rio grande river and lament by armed american border gods. while in the u. s. a

train hauling ethanol and corn syrup has derailed in the state of minnesota. it caused it caught fire and locals living within a half mile of the site has been ordered to leave their homes. transportation sector, people to judge has said that 14 of the cars were carrying hazardous materials while the world is facing a shortage of eggs, driving up the cost and leading to high demand. in the united states, a crisis of jumped more than 70 percent in the last year alone. the average price across the e u has soared. 75 percent in the u. k. customers are facing empty shelves and limits on how many eggs they can buy. while in sri lanka, the government has begun importing at eggs from neighboring india to try to ease the shortages and check skyrocketing prices. local poultry and egg producers have criticized that move, saying it will run an already struggling industry into the ground. then i'll fernandez reports now from cause gama. after weeks of delays,

the promised eggs from india. finally here on thursday, the shipment was distributed among bakers and confectioners, where demand is highest, with daily consumption up to 7000000 eggs, the consignment won't last long, but the government hopes it will at least ease the situation. our plan is just to cater to the bigger industry and the hoteliers. so when we fulfill that grammar automatically, the other eggs, the local producer, we come to the market. so then the consumers would be able to get the other competitive price. i mean, reasonable by the poultry industry has supplied local demand in recent years with eggs last imported in 2012, but they've been shortages in recent months and a tripling of egg prices in just a year. for marcia surgeon, the price of chicken feed is to blame the result of fertilizer restrictions and a lack of foreign currency. farmers say what it over on an agreement,

importing corn was a problem because of the dollar issue. there was no locally growing corn because of the ban on agro chemicals, but many farms had to close. if they had got raw materials as they needed, this wouldn't have happened. many farms survive the crisis my selling some of their near birds for meat as they couldn't afford to feed them. she longed has porchie, association says the government's approach is self contradictory. on one hand, encouraging local farmers to increase production, while on the other, undermining the very same farmers by importing cheap eggs. the government says, importing eggs is the best way to provide consumers some relief from skyrocketing price, earth. farmers don't agree, and scientists are also warning of the dangers of such a move. so if in any case, if being part eggs from a country where the influenza even influence eyes already there die for possibility that this virus can come to alert pi 3 other a backyard boy, javert birds,

and even it could be soon arctic. that means it in the sea of your cases, the general public can be affected. india reported infections as recently as last month in 2 different locations, which lanchen authorities see. they've imported safety, certified eggs from a disease free area. over 1000000 people depend directly and indirectly on the poultry industry. the association says the government must enjoy its long term survival rather than chase short term solutions. minute fernandez, al jazeera coast gumma, she lanka. well, let's take a closer look at this issue with j to thompson. she is an assistant professor of agricultural economics at the university of arkansas. she joins us now from fayetteville. jaden, so this is the result of a number of different courses. i know avian flu and new migratory pods because of climate change of been discussed. but this is also an agricultural supply issue right, exacerbated by government visions if ma'am, i mean it's,

it's multi faceted. i, you know, you already talk about bird flew, which is affecting, you know, i think in the last 3 weeks like, 2200000 birds have been depopulated, either because or disease. and then you add in feed cost, you add in a war, and ukraine affecting reprice is kind of a global market for feed sources. and you look at the inputs and, and i think they talked about fertilizers and these different inputs. and so what you have is, is exacerbated, you know, inflationary cost and labor cost and transportation that they compound the issues related to. i've heard of course and say that this isn't just a problem in the u. s. in europe. we've been hearing also in a number of asian countries to as the japanese restaurants are now taking egg items off menus and in many parts of the wild exit stay a hugely important source of affordable protein. so how funk of the spread so one of the biggest concerns about this particular out outbreak or are kind of a health event is that it didn't stop. so typically we, you know, we would have thought it maybe the last year we would have saw some relief and it

still spread thing. and it is, it's not focused on just on america and america, europe, asia, in and continue to spread. and we're not seeing an end inside for that. and so the problem is exactly that she protein. it's an easy access. and so what happens when the prices rise is pretty, you can't, you can substitute away from the product we're going to need that is in terms of multiplication, we bake things. and so we're looking for alternative solutions in terms of monitoring for valence. but economic impacts of this are going to continue. and i don't think we're going to see if stream relief in the media future because we're still going to have to try to control the h b. i. and the feed sources are going to have to be dealt with 1st data and you say this is going to be resolved in the short term. how long could prices remain that i could potentially get even higher? i'm you know, it, we're seeing this like cyclical movement. so i think whenever you see some kind of relief in the outbreaks happening and we see some are these coming back down. i

could speak to the u. s. prices have that were exceptionally high and november and december of 2022. they came down and they're coming down except for high seasonal demand holiday demand. around april i think that, you know, hopefully that we're going to figure out the supply issue and hopefully the prices will come down and much more moderated response in terms of the, of the input cost on those. so i think in the medium term we might see some relief coming. i don't think we're going to get to 2021 levels anytime in the near future . and hopefully by the end of the year, we'll see prices that are much more reasonable. and we'll see a market that has a little bit of relief for consumers, say to thomson, then assistant professor agricultural economics at university of arkansas. thanks so much for sharing your expertise with us here on algebra. jaden. thank you. well, as a says to base over the right to mind the pacific ocean floor from minerals essential to renewable energy, nickel, copper,

and cobbled have found an abundance on the sea bed between hawaiian, mexico. and some think the deep sea mining shouldn't be allowed until moore is actually known about the damage that can be done on diamond, had it in clamped reports, 4000 meters, dean on the pacific sea floor. there is another world you couldn't make up a realm of predatory sponges and sailing cucumbers. ah, the remotest of all habitants. with extraordinary life forms from starfish, to invisible microorganisms buried in the sediment. but here to something else, those no jewels on the sea floor. every one of them is a nugget of nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese, formed over millions of years. there are billions of tons of them. and their metals

critical for the transition to clean energy, so called battery in a rock or low cinder jerrold barron of the metals company hopes to stop mining the nodules before the end of the year. his company has already invested millions in research, and he says the abyss is in fact, the perfect location to begin industrial scale operations. the calling metallic modules line the missiles on 4000 meters policy on the sea floor. more than a 1000 miles from the nearest community. where there are no plants and 80 percent of the biomass, that the foreigner, that means there is actually bacteria that you couldn't dream up a better place to put a very large, abundant resource than where these modules allocated. the main area of focus is the clarion clipton zone, which spans a huge sway. the ocean floor between hawaii and mexico. whether or not the metals

company commence vacuuming up the nodules commercially, depends on what happens at ongoing negotiations at the international seabed authority in jamaica. some countries like germany in spain want there to be a temporary ban on deep sea mining. while further scientific research is carried out to assess the true environmental impacts on the deep ocean. and companies like v, w and volvo, they've pledged not to use any materials associated with deep sea mining in their supply chain. and that's a position backed by environmental ngo's and many marine scientists. we still do not understand the ecosystem. we're just grappling with chrome, basic questions like, what lives there much last questions about what role those animals play in the ecosystems and how much we human beings rely on. so really it's an enormous rest and not something that we should be rushing into. the concern is that if no agreement can be reached on a mining code, the practice will begin without any kind of regulation free for all in

a realm as yet untouched by human exploitation. mcclurg al jazeera. well, still a head here on al jazeera in for the chasing pack are in need of a new plan ahead of the australian formula, one grand prix. and you will be here with that story. ah ah ah

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makes limping. president thomas back hits he now to critics of his recommendation that russian and baller russian athletes should be allowed to compete, as neutrals back as accused some governments of having double standards. he's yet to say whether russians and bell russians will be invited to the paris 2024 olympics. meanwhile, more than 30 countries have pledged their support from ongoing band to, to russia's invasion of ukraine. it is deplorable that these governments do not address the question of double standards with their witcher. we have been confronted in our consultations. we have not seen a single comment from them about their attitude towards the participation of athletes whose countries are involved in the other 70 was an armed conflicts in the world. in the name his president, jocko, i says he sat in disappointed at the decisions remove the asian nation. as host of

the under 20 mens will come up. i want you to kick off in may and the statement fee for said the move would be made due to the current circumstances in denise is football federation recently canceled them and draw up to the government. governor volley refused to host israel's team, their holes having protest indonesia demanding israel's expulsion from the competition. now we can only pre and hope fif does not impose sanctions on indonesia, but instead use opportunity to hold other tournaments so that we can continue to play that. but all of us football players are effective, especially for the future as we don't know what features next step will be. for me, one is in australia for the 3rd race of the season. the open to growing pre dominated by red bull ferrari asked the mountain mercedes have led to chasing packers loaded grounds to make up their efforts to catch the rental. pair of max to stop in search or press the 1st practice session melvin coming up on friday. the

last few years we've never really been that good in the beginning of the years. so i think of this raise would have been different plays on the calendar than probably would have had a lot more like a lot better results here. but that's not how it, how it is. but yeah, for sure we, we do need a bit of a, a good result here. yes, it's an evolution from last year. god. but clearly it's, it's not enough when you look at where read bullies, especially in re space. so yeah, we've got lots of work to do. we still chasing tasing and trying to get closer to that frontrunners. so busy been only to race tracks. thing is going to be interesting to see how things goes in melbourne on a different different track than jetta. but generally i think it's been a ok star, decent start. but as a team we want to be fighting for be good points in women's tennis, well known. but serena satellite has been knocked out of the mine. he opened,

she was beaten by the unseated sir on a quest. i remain year for the cyril's yet to draw up a set of this tournament. this one of the biggest winds of her career will be her 1st semi finalist level for almost the day. it's hard for me personally to rate so to resolve comparing to, to others. but i think this results shows the work that i put in because in the last couple of months i worked really, really hard and not just this results because up to here i have with quite the good players as well. one of the stand that performs in the menstrual is yaneth thing. he could face a match with roman born collar, sound craft in the semi final be selling a, beating me late ross of laurie of finland, some insane. his title push center, wasting the when at 1st i called finance in l. correct. and taylor for it he won a grand slam and then to one miami, you know, was he won miami last year here?

so for sure. he is at the moment one of the best players, if not the best player at the moment, not now from a world heavyweight boxing champion, and he, joshua insists he's ready to rebuild his career and regain his titles. joshua will face american germane franklin in london on saturday. now he has the forces losing a rematch with unified champagne. alexander is in august since then. he's taken on a new trainer in the longer term. so getting a fight with that man. b, b. c, champion twice and fury. massive is a big fight for me, for sure. respect my opponent, fully respect everything that he said he's been through and we're to rock'n'roll and i respect muscle pause as well. so i put in the work, and i respect my coaches was all and make sure got there and i get the job done. good fashion and 13 some n b a all star kevin durance has made his time debbie. the phoenix suns,

dance been struggling with injury since his move from the brooklyn. that's but he stepped up with $16.00 rebounds and for a cyst, during this wind over the minnesota timber wolves. the sons of fools in the western conference and on course to reach the place. okay, move from in a couple of hours time, but that is how we are looking finance. thanks very much sandy. well that's it for me to start the day if if this news alan, but don't go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of the days news here on out there tuesday whether ah, awe with

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