a company could come together and stop putting in place the rules allow us to treat this global commons with the attention it deserves. inside story, on al jazeera, a round 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day. almost always by men. an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women are trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. what can be overcome years of moto culture and indifference? behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a job zebra. ah, donald trump is expected to appear in court on tuesday charged in

a case involving payments to an adult film star ah madison. this is obviously locked into hob, also coming up. the bellow, russian leader says russia can place tactical nuclear weapons in his country while calling for a cease fire. in ukraine. italy becomes the 1st european country to block the ai chat, bought chat, g p. c over concerns about privacy plus i'm harder matessa in south africa, the governing african national congress. these are supports of poverty unions to maintain the majority, but workers was rated by the economy, getting agitated. keep wanting to find out more. ah, it's a major moment in the u. s. history for the 1st time, a former president is being charged with

a crime. donald trump is set to appear before the new york court on tuesday, after a grand jury voted to indict him with a case involving hush money paid to an adult film star. the consequences could be far reaching as gabriel elizondo reports. after more than a week of intense speculation and anticipation, manhattan district attorney ivan bragg leaves his office in new york. having just made history minutes later, a spokesperson confirmed that a grand jury brag convened had voted to indict former president donald trump over alleged hush money to a former adult film star. and that prosecutors were working out the arrangements with trumps lawyers for the former president to turn himself into authorities. it wasn't long before a typically combative trump responded through a post on social media, right? trump calling the indictment an attack on our country, the lakes of which has never been seen before. stormy daniels and her alleged

sexual encounter with donald trump is at the center of the criminal case against the former president. after she threatened to go public about the affair in the final days of trumps, 2016 presidential campaign trumps. then fixer michael cohen paid her a $130000.00 to keep quiet. cohen, who testified before the grand jury has said he made the payments at trump's direction, and in 2018 pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance was not revenge. right. what this is, is about accountability. i don't want to see any one, including donald trump indicted, prosecuted, convicted incarcerated, simply because i fundamentally disagree with them. this is all about accountability . he needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds. trump has always denied the affair, and also initially denied any knowledge of the payment, but now says it took place as a legitimate legal expense ah.

under new york law, it is the falsification of business records, not the payment itself. that would be trumps cr time. a misdemeanor and only of prosecutors can prove he made the payment and falsified records. specifically to hide the affair right from the voters or the i r s. would it be a felony or a more serious crime that could come with jail time. the source of occasion of records for the purpose of committing tax evasion would be the addition, specific crime to elevate falsification of business records from a misdemeanor to a felony. the exact charges against donald trump in the indictment are still under seal, have not made public. it's expected early next week. trump will arrive here in new york to turn himself into authorities. he'll then base

a judge and then be released. trump is the 1st current or former president of the united states to ever face criminal charges. gabriel is on dough al jazeera, new york. you mean diamonds drawn strong opinions from americans across the political spectrum? not a which can do something wrong. you just, you should be just like everybody else. just think it, it's going to not get anywhere and it will come back to be bad on the democrat. i'm sick of the whole thing sick of the drop investigations of the biden investigation with get on with, with real problems, real issue. this is a crime that's happening right now. this should not be going on. i'm here to stand in front of him to defend him. if i get people i brag the teachers in we're live in washington dc for the laser reactions in u. s. capital. first we're going to go to new york or chris and salumi standing by

outside the manhattan district attorney's office. so how are americans reacting to this in the 1st few hours of the news coming out? yes, in many ways the news was widely expected, but it wasn't expected to happen when it did so. many americans walk up to the headlines and really where you are. and the political spectrum is where people tend to think about the charges. democrats here in new york, it's so overwhelmingly democratic city. people are saying this is long overdue. i. they are happy to see the president brought up on charges. he's not popular here and his home city and hold the state. because this isn't overwhelmingly democratic city and state. on the other hand, there are republicans rallying behind the president and president trump from when

word of a possible indictment 1st got out, has been claiming that this is a which kind of political persecution and using the news to rally up his base. and that seems to be working. the latest poll taken by fox news here in the united states show that the president's lead over other republicans who are expected to run against him for the nomination for the president and the next selection. ah, they are far behind him. in the pulls, he has increased his lead over these other candidates as he's now pulling out more than 50 percent support from republicans and who are hearing the words that he saying. and seeing this as a, as a distraction in which i know that the d, the indictment itself has, has been announced. of course, everybody's not desperate to know what is actually in those. and that, that indictment what the details are. tell us

a little bit more about the case and obviously his possible defense right. so weren't rumors are swirling that there are more than 2 dozen charges in the indictment by law. the indictment is sealed until the defendant appears before the judge, but we're hearing some word now. there are some reports that the judge is allowing the da to make public, the indictment. and i think what that means, and i haven't had a chance to be fair to confirm this yet, but i think what we're hearing is that we may get wind of what those charges are before president trump. actually comes to the court house here to formally be arraigned on those charges and that is expected to happen on tuesday, but we may now with the judges permission to the district attorney, hear what those specific charges are. and of course, we know because of the witnesses who have been coming here to the court house

behind me to testify before the grand jury that this case does involve those hush money payments made to the adult film star storm daniels. but we also know that hush penny payments are on their own, are not a crime. it is falsifying business documents that would be a misdemeanor and falsifying business documents to hide a bigger crime that could raise these charges to what's known as a felony till more serious crime. but all of this is speculation until we actually see the charges that the district attorney has laid out. and that hasn't happened yet, and that may be why the judge is saying go ahead release the charges lead people know because there's so much interest in this case. so much speculation in so much i historical context here as well. this is never happened before our president has never been charged. so we are an uncharted territory and there is a lot of interest no matter where you stand politically and how this case plays out

. you chris, and i'm just saying, allowing this against the reuters news agency say, excuse me, a judge is osler's, the manhattan district attorney to disclose to the public that the grand jury has returned an indictment. in the case of former president, donald trump, that does make it sound a little bit as though we may not get the details about what is in that indictment as you were saying, until at legally the part of the legal process until he actually turns up on on tuesday, but for now, chris is salumi. thank you very much indeed for new york, we're going to go to chicago tansy, who's life for us in washington, d. c. as christine was pointing out there, a lot of the response that has been coming from voters. so far, it tends to be falling along a political lines. what is the political response to all of us? the political response that was things were members of congress is coming largely from social media. because in the hours proceeding, the leak of the, the, the pending indictment being being unsealed. congress went into recess for 2 weeks

for passover and easter, which means i think a lot of rather relieved members of congress. particular republicans in the senate perhaps who don't have to face the press on capitol hill today to find out what that reaction is. instead, there certainly from the from house republicans where trump has that strong block of block block of support. we're seeing tweets, largely echoing trump's own arguments is a which sound it's all politically motivated. mardrey, taylor green, a key transporter, and the house. so she will travel to new york on tuesday to protest against against the indictment and democracy in the rule of law against the d. a. i was encouraging her supporters to go as well. so that's interesting. kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house. talking about potential for investigations, congressional investigations in, into the, into the da. meanwhile, on the senate side, but we're not hearing much. mitch mcconnell, for example, they be the other senior republican leadership. clearly this, this group of both issues, this group of republicans were rather keen to see the end of the trump error. i

haven't had the mid term losses and so on. but so we haven't had any, any comment from them as yet. the democrats, in, in the call in congress, it appears that there was a report that they were told about glutes. well that we saw a little bit, we've seen a little bit of that on social media, but that, that messages are usually more like justice will be, will be done. there is some grumbling on my husband for some time now amongst democrats there that this wasn't the indictment, but i wanted to see 1st, they'd rather the more serious charges of meddling in the election, having some role in the january 6. right. but rather those were, those were, those were the 1st on deck, because frankly, it's why we thought we haven't seen the indictments. so this is perhaps a more difficult, difficult charge to prove it. if it does get to the raised the level of, of a felony and the white house, joe biden on his way to mississippi to inspect tornado damage would not be drawn. he was asked pointedly, what do you say about these indictments? he said the easy has no colon. she had. thank you very much indeed. that's she

habitat is he talking to us from washington d. c. bell russian president says talks are still going on with moscow or by deploying, rushing tactical nuclear weapons inside bela roost. alexander lucas shank as a friend and ally of president vladimir putin. he made the comments during his annual address to the nation. ok shanker also said. there were plans to invade his country from neighboring poland. he also called for the truce in the war in ukraine as well as talks without for conditions. valerie kovalevsky is a representative of the united transitional cabinet of bella luce, the opposition in exile, and he says, rushes moves are endangering bellows. people have spoken about nuclear weapons in the lowest since long, and they oppose this move. we voluntarily refused from nuclear weapons in 1990. and since then there has been a complete consensus that will not do not need the nuclear weapons. we don't want to be part of any major military conflict at the same time. what we have seen with

the statement of put in is that he decides on the deployment of nuclear weapons on a foreign soil in a sovereign country. and this happens only because we get under control of food and interesting, the very, very important mismatch here. when i was a put in a look, is that putting that on february just couple of days ago that russia deployed these weapons on the territory. but does not transfer it under control shameka and today will consent to repeatedly said that this weapon is mine, and that will control it. so these remains to be a very uncertain situation with very, very quickly growing risks that it might go out of control. russia have been violating the n p t clauses here, and at the same time dragging our country further informed, so there in the conflicts. that's why the police and some people will be took it

against this. meanwhile, roches identified a china and india as may not lies and you foreign policies strategy president putin's formerly adopted the document in moscow. they says, updates to its foreign policy are needed because of what he called radical changes in the world. much his relationship with the west has deteriorated since it invaded ukraine last year. your grains president vladimir zalinski is vowed to defeat what he calls russian evil. he was mocking the 1st anniversary of the recapture of boucher ukrainian forces. we took control of the town more than a month after russian troops invaded ukraine. keep says russia's occupation of boucher resulted in more than 1400 deaths. more than 175 people were found in mass graves and torture chambers. finland is a step closer to becoming a member of nato. took years parliament as possible. approving the finish application to join the military alliance. the turkish vote was the last one

required finland and sweden applied for nato membership after the russian invasion of ukraine. banker initially blocked both beds, citing disagreements and kurdish groups. it regards as terrorists, fairly consistent from istanbul. aiden university says pressure has been mounting on turkey in recent months. i think the turkish government feels quite happy with the latest developments because the finished government has already fulfilled its commitments to turkey. so toki has been quite ready to give its green light to at least been then before the next upcoming summit meeting of the navy alliance to be held in july, 20 or so. historically speaking, actually if you can feel and have been all, all this on good terms, this 2 countries did and share any conflict. jewel chrome, i think the relationship in the past. so turkey is quite happy because turkish government also wants to give a positive message positive signal before the upcoming net. they alexio's because

the pressure on turkey has been piling in recent months. in pakistan, at least 11 people have been killed and dozens of injured in a crush on these people in the queueing of the food distribution site. encouraging humanitarian aids been a lifeline for many in pakistan as the nation struggles to a deep economic crisis. still, i had on al jazeera malaysia's jailed former prime minister lodge. he browser loses his last chance to overturn his corruption conviction. i and we report from india where some doctors that opposing a free health care bill, we're going to tell you why april on out is the era from tortilla and syria. al jazeera reports on how earthquake survivors are coping during the holy month of ramadan. one and one east meets the

young russian men refusing to fight newton's war in ukraine as they seek safety in past extent 25 years since the good friday agreement and the decades of violence. we report on how bricks it is forging newly added in ours. in the lead up to date, i would just say we're exploring the environmental significance of action and inaction. barrack why holds general elections with corruption and organized crime? high on the agenda. can the ruling, colorado park you hold on to power april on al jazeera? in 543, a fraud takes on the big issues. this isn't the one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter. in the police world unflinching questions is war with lawanda, a minute rigorous debate. 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 more from on hill for upright. what? al jazeera lou. oh, you want to know the 01 of the top stories there. so donald trump's expected to appear before court in new york on tuesday to become the 1st u. s. president, to be charged with a crime that relates to money paid by his lawyer to an adult film star in 2060 fella. russia's president says, talks are underway with moscow about deploying russian tactical nuclear weapons in bella, luce, alexander lucas shanker, also called for the truth and peace talks between crane and russia. malaysia's

highest court has dismissed an attempt by the former prime minister. nigi rises to have his corruption conviction reviewed large in preserving a 12 you sentence, the case relates to embezzlement of the states investment fund. and one of the world's biggest financial scandals is the 1st former leader of malaysia to be jailed. flunked though he has more from patricia this was not job results. final chance to have his corruption conviction overturned through the judicial process. now that he has failed, he will have to return to prison to serve the remainder of his 12 year sentence. while he seeks a royal pardon, his lawyers had hoped the highest court in malaysia would review its earlier decision. not your browser was found guilty of corruption, abuse of power and money laundering in 2020. that position was subsequently reaffirmed by 2 different appellate courts in 20212022. now on friday,

4 out of 5 judges voted to dismiss notch. it's application. the majority decision said they were satisfied that there was been that there has been no miscarriage of justice and even said nudge. it was the quote author. a of his own misfortunes, unquote. not your faces. 3 other trials related to the one m db financial scandal, although he was recently acquitted of or did temporary florence louis, i'll just put her dia, malaysia. the vatican says pope process will be discharged from hospital and saturday after being treated for a respiratory infection. the 86 year old head of the roman catholic church was well enough to baptize a baby at the hospital, but he's being treated in rome is improving condition means it's likely he'll be able to leave the upcoming celebration of holy week and eastern. okay, let me take you to india. what a strike by a private doctors in the northern states of roger stun has entered its 14th day.

there are protesting against new health legislation which guarantees free health care patient se the crisis is affecting treatments. having mental reports from the city of dr. poor patients are lining up a job with largest government hospital. this is the ongoing doctor strike is making treatment harder to get this and there aren't any doctors and hospitals when we come to gorman facilities, patients are not treated properly. doctors do x rays and even to the surgery, but say they don't know when they can do it. doctors and largest on state approved testing recently passed has debit. houses of them have hit the st, demanding the act, be repeated. private facilities have close disrupting medical services. patient said they're being forced to queue up in overcrowded government hospitals or go to another state, georgia. so on state already spent more than the national average of public health and treatment and government hospitals like these is large. the 3 they like to have act next week and legal rights making it the 1st legislation. find in india.

dr. city actually for the private hospitals to treat emergency cases even if patients cannot afford it. they believe this will increase bureaucratic interference emergency when sort of got, how can the governments to find an emergency that's for the doctors to decide. i'm say, the government should ask us to help them make a law. yeah, the act looks like it's been copied from a diabetic country which has good health care infrastructure. the government says the act will expand existing health, gaskin and increased access to the poorest people really live. okay. love a we sometimes poor people don't get treated in either government or private hospitals. that's why it's important to give it to them as a right. so they won't die because they didn't get treatments. if the government's covering costs up to $30000.00, that what's the issue? the government says it's open to discussions but will not should be the act patients hope the deadlock is resolved soon. for now the plan to broaden help get

access has resulted in restricting it, at least temporarily. bathroom. at the large is eda jap or northern india. the former south african pod olympian oscar pistol. yes. has been denied parole a serving 13 years after being jailed in 2016 for the murder of his girlfriend. we were seen camp. the story is claimed. he mistook his hon. mister car for an intruder shooting her through the bathroom door. offenders in south africa are automatically eligible to apply for parole after half their sentence, but his perils been denied because he hasn't served the minimum time in jail. south africa governing african national congress has for years relied on the support of trade unions to cement its hold on power. but labor activists hit by the companies economic crisis say they're getting frustrated with the n. c. automatic reports from johannesburg. protests in south africa happened a lot sometimes every day, low ages rising poverty,

the high cost of living and corruption, a some of the issues raised by workers. the country's biggest trade union group casado to feels the governing african national congress at times, excludes it from crucial decision making processes. we hope that will begin as we started to reconfigure the alliance board. as the call of course, i to, we want to reconfigure elias reconfigure in dallas means that in the program that these companies good grab. it must have a support of their lives, of course are do calmness. but the amc as governor of africa since white minority rule ended in 1994. but it hasn't. anything, unions have a lot of bargaining power here. the governor at the national congress is part of an alliance. along with the congress offset african tate unions and the south african communist party and the agency needs their votes in con, afford to ignore them. differences about who in house of africa should be run, has seen some unions threatened to pull out of the alliance with the and see and

form their own political party. those differences have dollars been there and there was always been able to resolve those differences is not the 1st time that some within cassandra might have felt that don't want to leave the alliance to consistently engage. and we found common ground in some into common spot. yet or so, felt that no one to contest elections, idleness, but those contradictions are there. but consistently we to gait president, sir, my processes as administration is working on turning iraq economy, create more jobs and deal with those implicated in corruption elections or next year. analysts say if a spit were to ever happen between trade unions entered africa's governing party that could hurt the agencies chances of holding on to its majority. had with us al jazeera janice worked. italy's blogs, the artificial intelligence chat got chucked at g p. c, as privacy watchdogs,

as the app doesn't respect personal data, and it doesn't check the age of its users. this last an investigation chat had g p t was created by us start up, open a i and it's backed by microsoft. is designed to answer difficult questions, white code or essays, but it sparked controversy. that is a worry that students are going to use it a cheap in their exams and policymakers of raised concerns about privacy, cyber security, and the spread of misinformation until a penner as an a. i and law research fellow at the university of bologna em. she says we're likely to see more regulations around a i programs. i think there might be, yeah, there might be some follow up from other country is the chat gpc to open a i company doesn't provide more information of how the algorithm is trained. because at the moment, allegations are based on assumption that is misusing the personal data. but

actually we don't know how the data is used because there's not enough information given to the public at the same time of european union. there's a lot of new regulation being proposed. there's the ai, there's data service act, et cetera. so we will have enough regulation. it will be a matter of how it's enforced and how much the companies collaborate and showing the information that is needed to better understand how these technologies i working. tat g, b, d is different in a way that is trained on a larger dataset. so it's taking all the publicly available information online, mostly in english, and training. it's algorithm, wires, social media platforms will focus on the data they're gathering themselves. so in that sense, the language model is a lot larger and a lot more powerful. however, that kind of zoning in only on track t v t might be unfair, given that there are other large language model

al, i would say some very unsettled whether races across northern areas of the middle east. still a little bit of cloud around here, but it should improve as we go through the next couple of days. so whether wintery weather moving across the cooksey's, heading towards the caspian sea, northern parts of iran saying of a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. when she was still in place, they're accustomed the marriage of afghanistan pushing across into the north of pakistan. elsewhere across the reason its troy brought up a high because quite a brisk wind. now, the setting in across sir southern parts of the arabian peninsula, including us here in concert temperatures into $27.00 south. so saturday afternoon, falling back to around 24 degrees. as we go through west sunday is going to be bit breezy. as i said with that lifted dust and sandwich will sink a little further south with some showers there and to southern parts there in t m. c. some flooding here recently more heavy showers. just pushing in here, wanted to shout all say, just ease in the way it's to keir oh shower. it costs more than positive africa.

here it is fine and dry the showers into the gulf of guinea, southern nigeria right away with cross coastal fringes of west africa. over the coming thighs joining up with a shout that we have across the heart of africa. still some lobby showers into tanza near. so wet weather, to intricate part of uganda, ah, landmark case has been sent shock waves around the world. it's enormous, it's phenomena historical and paid the way for the potential to penalize climate enact severe wake up call or the government. this is really something that can make a turning point or thrice weeks. the citizens using the law to hold governments and corporations to account if they don't want to do it. by asking, then let's go to court. the case for the klein on it. jesse is artificial intelligence, spyware.