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hello i me, barker. this is the al jazeera news. i live from london coming up for president donald trump will appear in court next week to face criminal charges. is lawyer velocity very aggressively challenged the legality of the case when a prosecutor couldn't use the law and the system to go after political opponent. it's something that frightens me. the bell russian leader says russia can position tactical nuclear weapons in his country while also calling for a cease fire in ukraine plus and the data breach the scene. it's lee temporarily blocked the open source a i system chat g p t. and i'm santa hamilton. i have the latest sports news as we build up to massive day in the premier league title race minds. it's a city get ready for prime to match against liverpool. instead guardiola side looked to put pressure on the

ah wrong to the news. our former us president donald trump will appear in new york court on tuesday. the 1st former president to face criminal charges the case against him involves a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels out of the 2016 election. trump, who was formerly indicted on thursday, is expected to plead not guilty to the charges for the expect to the trump will voluntarily surrender, meaning he won't be arrested. will be processed as a defendant, meaning he'll be fingerprinted and have mug shot taken. trump is expected to appear in person for his arraignment on tuesday. next week, we'll have the charges against him read in court, and to replete them be released with another court date. he won't have to post bail legal experts say he still at least a year away from actually going on trial. meaning he could be in court during the

2024 presidential election. the u. s. does not bar people from running for office over legal cases. so trump will be allowed to stand is also facing multiple other investigations by the justice department, district attorneys in manhattan and georgia. and a new york attorney general is possible to lend up in court again in one of those cases. we're to gabriel, alexander, whose live for us in new york and gave a truly historic moment one. i imagine that still sinking in their it really is, this is really going to be historic and unprecedented. and a lot of times that word unprecedented is over used. it really isn't when it comes to this situation. never before, as we've said before, and we'll continue to see over the coming days as a former or current u. s. president. ever in us history faced criminal charges? well that has now all changed with this indictment against donald trump. i want to

unpack this indictment just a little bit more. it is about this hush money payment, allegedly paid to this ex adult film star that trump had an affair with. he denies that she doesn't deny that at all, but that in of itself and paying her $130000.00 to keep quiet isn't necessarily a crime what the district attorney was investigating here. and what the grand jury indicted trump on was. how that money was paid to her, allegedly it is there have been investigating if trump, in the course of paying that money through an intermediary, if he falsified business records, which would be a crime here in new york, but also even more seriously if he intentionally misled in order to cover up another crime, which could be a campaign,

a violation of campaign finance laws. i know that's a lot there, but it's important. understand the full context of what the charges are or what they were investigating. trumpets not just about the alleged affair, or the hush money payment, now trumpet denies all wrong doing whatsoever. and his lawyers said that they will vigorously fight this in court. and in the court of public opinion as well, listen to what one of trump's lawyers had to say. this is a historic case, a monumental his, his lap will have wide reaching ramifications and it, it really to day in, i feel very concerned about the rules on this country because it endangers the rule of law for all americans to dates donald trump, to march the democrat of the day after it, sir, and wrote your friend the day after that that you were me. and that's what concerns we when a prosecutor couldn't use the law and the system to go west or political opponent,

it's something that frightens me. and gabriel, we've established that say he will be fingerprinted. he will have more shots taken, but he won't be in handcuffs. nevertheless, his presence their next tuesday, i much will be a huge security effort. it is and it got way. and last week, there already sick secret service agents that were here last week, kind of scoping out the area in anticipation of a potential indictment. it's not only the secret service involved, but it's also the f b i as well as the new york police department, the biggest police department in the united states and the biggest in the world for any police department, by the way. and also the security personnel at the da's office behind me and at the court. incredible undertaking. whenever an ex president goes anywhere, there's a lot of security, even an ex president because they have secret service. but in this situation where an ex president has to turn himself in to

a court to the district attorney's office, it's just, there's so many an answered question, sir. will there be protests which trump has called for? protest will be pro trump. protests, anti trump? protests will they bring him in through an underground parking lot, so no one can see him. will he asked to go through the front door of the court and addressed the media as some have speculated. these are all of the security arrangements now for all of the eventualities. it could unfold here on tuesday that are now being run through with security officials throughout new york to figure out how they will make this happen and make it happen safely. let be very, very interesting choreography. whatever happens, amanda gabriel is on the 11 new york. many thanks. oh, with a view from washington d. c. his she have returns he the political responses mainly coming on social media because congress itself went into recess on thursday, just hours before the leaks began about the criminal indictment having been,

haven't been decided upon. and so we're getting the house republicans where there's a huge block of trump support, largely repeating donald trump's accusations. this is a politically motivated prosecution. we have marjorie taylor green, a key republican ally in the house so that she will be there on cheese. that is off of the supporters to rally on she is a to protest and protect the constitution against against this legitimate prosecution from the district attorney's office. and that also calls for more investigations or investigations for in congress, off the off the manhattan da. because the republican side is all politically motivated and interesting. the, now the man da has responded to those charges off. the indictment being politically motivated by saying we urge you to refrain from these inflammatory accusations, withdraw, you will demand for inclination and let the criminal justice process proceed

without unlawful political interference, unlawful political interference. that's not happening, da, now saying that the congress has caused more information and potentially in inquiry, maybe unlawful of this, couldn't get anymore constitutionally fraud. having said that, when you to look at senate republicans, we're not seeing any, any comments as yet in the senate. after the mid terms. we've definitely seen amongst the leadership and others, this desire to move on from, from because they feel that he may be a liability, especially with indictments, no matter what the, what is, what the republican base may think. there is that fair amongst other republicans in congress, but when it came to a general election, these indictments, this indictments may be a liability. also have trump support is dismissed. the indictment and repeated the accusation that the charges of political i mean there's all kinds of skeletons in the closet in that congress center that they do it,

they just haven't been caught. i mean, it could happen to me, it could happen to happen to anybody. and i think it's kind of scary and people need to wake up and see this. i'm actually, i think it's helping. i think he's going to get more votes. i think if i, if they're wanting democrats trying to get trump like, not to win again for helping to unpack this, even more is room for the pow skis, a former federal prosecutor from the u. s. he also tracks and reports on right wing extremism in the us. he joins us now from sarasota, florida. welcome to the news our so you all coming at this from a very interesting place because you were formerly a republican who defects it because you didn't like the direction of the party was go again. do you think that trump is going to really be able to resist attacking the court when he appears next tuesday? well that's, that's really an interesting question. is what pre trial release conditions is the judge going to impose on trump? i fully expect, given what we've seen so far,

the judge to order him that if he's gonna remain out on pre trial release, he cannot not try to attempt to harass, threaten or intimidate any of the witnesses, such as stormy daniels, michael cohen. any of the prosecutors, especially alvin brag or the judge. and now that's going to be a pretty big mine field for him. not to be able to, to post on social media, or to denigrate them and rally speeches, because that's his bread and butter. so it's going to be his best behavior, but what about is support? as you think they'll follow states as well, will they be able to resist getting involved actively in inverted commas? oh, i would have said that the new york protest was going to be minor if anything at all, tracking them as i do i, i follow on social media, many of the rabble rousers in new york. but the announcement today of the georgia congresswoman green going there to spearhead this protest that's really energized

the right on social media like i haven't really seen since prior to january 6th. so i think that she could draw a significant crowd and could bring in a number of people from outside the city of new york in there on tuesday. what if you could explain something for our international view is because the grand jury says something very unique in particular to the you, as can you briefly explain in terms of the work of the grand jury, what it takes to actually indict someone? well, that a grand jury is an investigative arm, really of the state. in other words, a prosecutor in the united states doesn't get to decide. they're going to charge somebody with a crime. they have to can be in a grand jury citizens from the community to hear the evidence and also why, where this is different from other trials is grand jurors can ask the witnesses questions themselves and converse with the witnesses. the other big difference between a grand jury and a regular trial is there is no defense attorney. there's no and that's why people

are critical of grand juries as far as them being easy to indict because there's no opposition in there. there's nobody presenting the opposite view right now. and what does this mean for the other investigations against trump? a for in total inside in the january 6 arrives, the mar logo documents, and the fulton county case. why was this one brought 1st? i'm really surprised, i honestly thought the fulton county case was going to come 1st because a lot of the evidence there is on tape. there were some delays because senators, like lindsey graham, for example, tried to block their subpoena and that slowed things down a little bit. but i really expected fulton county to come 1st because they had convened the grand jury a long time ago. the grand juries finished their work 2 months ago, and we still don't have any movement from the district attorney. now, there's one thing that people have speculated on is the georgia. the republicans in the georgia legislature passed a new law which allows them to more easily remove a prosecutor if they feel like they've done something wrong. and some have

speculated that that might have paused her for work. what is all of us mean politically, do thing for trump go for it? is there some suggestion? this indictment of the former president may actually help him in the primaries, make it more popular amongst his base? it does it energizes them? ah, he's raising a ton of money right now he's, he's sending out fundraiser e mails today and yesterday, over this indictment and raising a lot of cash. so in that respectable help in but i have to believe that a lot of the moderates in the party and there are many left. but the ones that are there are not going to want to go into the general election against joe biden. presumably, with a candidate who's under multiple criminal indictments, i can't imagine that that's going to, they're going to be very enthusiastic about that role. and i could really talk to you about this all nice and extra a turn of events. so the united states, so we're going to have to leave it there on for the palsky. former federal prosecutor speaking to us live from sarasota in florida. many thanks. thank you.

the president of valerie says, his country is willing to host long range russian strategic nuclear mythos 3 days after agreeing to host smallest tactical nuclear weapons. alexander lucas shanker is a close ally of president vladimir putin, and i'll bet a route to be used as a base for part of the invasion of neighboring ukraine. ok, shameka made his latest comments during his annual address to the nation. you will say, said he knows of western plans to invade his country from neighboring poland, and call for truth, for the war and ukraine. over larry kovalevsky as a representative of foreign affairs for the opposition united transitional cabinet of bella. ruth, he says rushes moves or endangering galleries. 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 and interesting, the very, very important mismatch here. and it's been towards the put in a look is that put in effect on february. and just couple of days ago that russia deployed these weapons on the divorce and territory, but does not transfer it under control shameka. and today's consent to repeatedly said that this weapon is mine, and that will control it. so this remains to be a very uncertain situation with very, very quickly growing risks that it might go on to come 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 against this ukrainian sir b marking the one year anniversary of the recapture of the town of boucher with president vladimir zalinski vowing to defeat what he calls a russian evil ukrainian force. his re took control of the town east of ki if just over a month, just over a month after it fell to russia. in the early days of the invasion. more than a 175 people were found in mass graves and torture chambers. ukraine says russia's occupation of boucher resulted in more than 1400 deaths. now would have, would you see black on the streets of butcher the world has seen russia evil, the evil unmasked. the world has seen what the kremlin tried to bring to other streets of ukraine, other streets of europe, and the world which could have been occupied by russians if it weren't for you, if it weren't for us, if it weren't for ukrainians with where comes as russia has formerly identified china and india as its main international allies and the new foreign policy

strategy. president vladimir putin signed off on the document to moscow. and he says, updates to the cremeans foreign policy and needed because of what he called radical changes in the world. russia's relationship with the west has severely deteriorated since it invaded ukraine last year. coming up al jazeera, this news, our pakistan's broken prison system over crowding, and court delays add to the daily challenges of incarceration. plus, i'm how to massage the in south african, the governing african national congress. these are the boards of power for taking is to maintain the majority. but what this was rated by the economy. i didn't have to take it, keep wanting to find out more. and it's bought formula, one drivers get to grips with some tough conditions in the australian grand prix that story and more later on in the ah,

here i'm secretary general antonia terrace. her school for better safeguards for artificial intelligence. it follows a cool from a 1000 top industry experts for a haft tip, all powerful a i training for 6 months, cooling the race to develop the tools out of control. garage spokesman says recently released models are concerning. he's been following the recent developments in artificial technology very closely and frankly, he's very worried and very concerned. indeed, i think the technology, as i said, has tremendous potential for good, including in the, for us, in the implementation of sustainable development goals. but he believes that it's important to pull in, put in place strong government governance and guard rails against potential misuse . and some of the software there were seen being released, you know, in the past few weeks is clearly not a doing that or italy as announced

a block on chat gp t and launched an investigation into the open source artificial intelligence system . his parent company has until saturday to prevent users accessing it from the country or it will face fines. is privacy regulator says the app did not respect personal data or verify the age of its uses. chat g p t was created by you a startup, open ai and back by microsoft is designed to answer difficult questions and right code or essays. but it's raised concerns across the world. since it launch with fears ranging from teachers worried students could use it to cheat in their exams, to massive implications for jobs and cybersecurity. router lupina is an, a i, and law research fellow at the university of bologna. she says, we're likely to see more government regulation round artificial intelligence programs like chat, g p, t. i think there might be,

there might be some follow up from other countries in the chat ttp the open a company doesn't provide more information of how the algorithm is train. because at the moment the allegations are based on assumption that it's misusing the personal data. but actually, we don't know how the data views because there's not enough information given the public at the same time. if you're in union, there's a lot of new regulation being proposed. there's the date of service act, etc. 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 captivity is different than 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 are gathering themselves. so in

that sense, the longer model is a lot larger and a lot more tolerable. however, that kind of zoning in only on t v t might be unfair, given that there are other large language models out there, other companies will still have to see how they compare in the future. social media influences andrew tate and his brother been released from custody and romania and this now remained under house arrest. his brother, tristan, we spoke a short time ago professing his innocence. that did not mention andrew. they did not make any comment. being investigated on allegations of human trafficking rate and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, which they deny to men have been in detention since the end of december. malaysia's highest court has dismissed an attempt by former prime minister nancy brother to have his corruption conviction, reviewed the g. b serving a 12 year sentence. the case relates to the embezzlement of who states investment

funds. one of the biggest financial scandals in the countries history is the 1st form, a leader of the leisure to be jailed. florence louis has more from put for jaya. this was not deborah's out fine old 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 it earlier. decision, not, your brother 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 nudges application. the majority decision said they were satisfied that there's been no miscarriage of justice and even said nudge

. it was the quote author. a of his own misfortunes uncorked not your faces free of the trials related to the one m d b financial scandal. although he was recently acquitted of audit temporary. florence louis al jazeera, patricia, malaysia, former south african olympic and paralympic athlete oscar historian will stay in prison for least another year after being denied parole. he serving 13 years for the murder of his girlfriend, re boston camp. the story us was jail for murder in 2017 out for initially being found guilty of the less a crime of culpable homicide in 2014 offenders in south africa are eligible to apply for parole after half their jail term. but the parole board rule historic. the sentence technically started in 2017 and not 2014, so we haven't served the minimum term they deliver it and term those out of 10 term . a puts cooler decision which was largely guided by like out of his clarification

order from the supreme court, which stated that to mr. casters has not yet reached the minimum detention period and the when the parole board went through that they didn't gave in what to call the fed a profile for august 2024. meaning that he will have to a pig again and next year and over there will then a look into the profile. a look at decision in terms of his placement. but for now, it was a metal saying he has not served them in a month detention pruitt and staying in south africa. the 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 country's economic crisis, say they're getting frustrated with the amc harrow matessa reports from johannesburg. protests in south africa happen 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 grip capacity 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. does the course of course i do. we want to reconfigure the alliance, reconfiguring their lesbians, that any program, that is a government is good. well, it must have a support of their lives. of course i do calmness, but the amc has governance of africa since white, my natural ended in 1994, but it hasn't been easily. unions have a lot of bargaining power here. the governing at the national congress is part of an alliance. along with the congress. also advocates made union and the south african communist party. and the and c needs their votes on a ford 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 agency and

form their own political party. those differences have though louis been there, and there we've always been able to resolve those differences is not the 1st time, but some within cassandra might have felt that don't want to leave the alliance and consistently engage. and we found common ground in some into common spots yet or so, felt that no one to contest elections. i don't miss the party. those contradictions aren't there, but consistently we to gait president sir ram. our processes as administration is working on turning around to economy, create more jobs, and deal with those implicated incorruption. elections are next year, and let's 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. advertised algebra, janice veg, uganda has deployed more soldiers to the democratic republic of congo. they are

part of an east african regional force. this meant to end the long running conflict between government forces and the m 23 armed group. welcome web reports. more ugandan soldiers arriving in democratic republic of congo. there, under the banner of an east african regional force, is meant to end the conflict between government forces and the m $23.00 armed group . ugandans have crossed into the border town of pentagon or it was taken by m 23 last year, and its fighters still there. this requires a lot of footage issues. and we upwardly all of us that we helped with the bishop. we have been working for long on the waiting for a few. these were a few months. i don't think is going to do in in 20 three's taken sways of territory from congolese government forces over the last year. it's widely understood to be a proxy of neighbor rwanda. yukon has also been accused of backing the crib. please, governments deny it. you can, does the 3rd country to join the regional force,

kenya and burn the of already sent troops. congress, army said the regional forces would help fight them 23. instead, they've been making agreements with the armed group. m 23 hasn't obeyed. regional leaders calls for it to withdraw into som, to me a lot every time when we draw from a place to government forces and local groups still coming back. this time we have agreed with the east african forces that such kind of behavior will be conceded as well. lation of sees player and we will react immediately. people have protested against wanda and you can the in cities across congo in region. yes. it blamed for decades of military aggression and looting of minerals ever since they 1st invaded in 1990. 2 years ago, thousands of ugandan soldiers entered congolese territory near the town of bennie. under an agreement with congress government. they meant to be pursuing an armed group called the adf rights groups. the violence against civilians has grown worse

since they arrived. now people are wandering, if the arrival of even more foreign forces will help to and decades of conflict. malcolm web al jazeera, i had on al jazeera, this news, our last students graduate from some of japan schools. but as hope the empty classrooms could eventually fill back up in brazil, planting as a form of resistance. the indigenous community battling to protect a forest giant. and it sport new season, new rules, but the same, the same show her autonomy. baseball's biggest name starts on a high details coming up later on in the show. ah, how i we got some pretty unsettled weather, moving across

a good part of europe over the next couple of days. here, sir. storm a matisse that's making his way across. far south of england sweeping through tiny packed ice, abbas i said, very windy weather. podding through here. hopefully things easing off a little as we go on into the weekend. so saturday we'll see that weather weather the wind, the a weather just coming down a costello countries just pushing its way into work. germany, a fair bit of rain across so much of france, my waiver the outs there that a bit of stay with the parent as well. all the marys of spain in the mixed to for some unsettled weather. that unsettled weather. now making its way into eastern parts of europe, ukraine, c in a car and grain, romania, bulgaria. soon it sinks farther southwards. as we go on through our sunday, some very disturb weather coming in at that stage and just noticed keen mistral way . and that'll par this way down around valley. very strong winds and pushing across parts of france into that western side of the mate as we go through sunday, looking for a disturb 4 central parts of the mediterranean quater. meanwhile, up towards the north west. on the call side though, 11 celsius for london and paris at that stage,

but at least the sun will be out. the sun's out across northern parts of africa, fly high and dry. here. temperature started to recover to both east and we got some showers for the gothic kimmie. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money, no drink operation. the coal mafia is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit about with right. right. that in a 4 part series, algio 0 is investigative unit because under cover in southern africa pittsburgh, we control 90 percent of the government. once it's pretty falling, it's perfectly brandon, good part to on al jazeera, a

with lou . ah, welcome back of amanda, the top stories here. now just there are for me. u. s. president donald trump will appear in a new york court on tuesday. the 1st ex president to face criminal charges. the president of bella luce, alexander lucas jenko, says his country is willing to host long range russian strategic nuclear missiles.

3 days after agreeing to host small, a tactical nuclear weapons. ukrainians have been marking the one year anniversary of the recapture of the town of boucher president vladimir lensky, vowing to defeat what he calls russian evil. though mexico's president andras manuel lopez abra door has been greeted by protest as during a visit to the city of seo that horace. elsewhere, a blaze of the detention center kill 39 people and killed a further 27 and investigations underway into why 68 male migrants appeared, have been locked in their cell while the fire burned. the women were evacuated. 5 people have been arrested so far with one warrant, still pending. okay, well let's get more from john hallman, who's in mexico city. clearly, john, all of this is inflamed tension between the migrants and the authorities. it

doesn't appear to be a basing, judging by these protests, we've seen that there were $20.00 to $30.00 people around president lopez over at those costs. we are seeing small protests. we've seen very small protests around at all, sir. mexico city by the way, that visit of president hope is over, adored 2 qualities at wasn't because of this tragedy. and because of a desire primarily to see the victims, it was already pre organized. and it was to see government officials, we call and get confirmation yet if he's passed by the hospital where the injured from the attack, the many of it injected from not the attack, sorry, the fire being a being treated. so we're still trying to get information on that as to inflaming the situation between migrants and authorities. well, that situation has already been inflamed for quite some time. the situation in mexico is that the authorities and this isn't just the current administration, but pos ones, their primary objective is to stop migrates from getting to the north and to the

border with the united states. the reason for that is that the mexico us relationship really depends in paul or mexico being able to do that and being able to be if you like a wall further south of the united states so that it doesn't have to deal with. so many people trying to get into it. now the way that president group is over the door has gone about that is by sending out the national guard, which is quite a military militarized force to try and stop migrants, these detention centers. this one was one of them, there's dozens of those across the country that he's continued, which in which migrant say that they often are overcrowded, dirty, don't get enough food. so the primary objective for mexico is not to care so much from grants as to stop them getting to the united states. that is something that's come on the more scrutiny as a result of this fire. yeah, john and talking about scrutiny. all of this, of course, as cons to cold,

critical light on conditions within these kind of facilities do we expect there to be any improvements, any changes or president of his over adored has said that this has been one of the worst tragedies that happened during his administration, and he did say on friday in his morning press conference that he was going to stop a national commission for the human rights of migrants. so he is doing that. but you've also got to look at his pose at the moment. and i say that because off to this tragedy in which 39 people were killed, a horrifying act of negligence. and which someone in which you saw officials just walking past the so as the flames licked it, it, they haven't gone down a tool for him. so the key question is politically, why would he change the structure of this so much? would that be a cost for him? that doesn't seem to be so much tragedies like this one have happened before. not fires, perhaps, but trailers in which migrants have died in mexico. there have been fight it

detention center. there have long been questions about the conditions in there. but in terms of the mexican electorate, that doesn't seem to be a price to pay. these people weren't met, couldn't so watch at this space is to see if there really thing will happen as a result of days. but the betting is that at least it doesn't necessarily need to for president lopez over the door to many thanks for that. john hallman live in mexico city to pakistan now or at least 11 people have been killed and dozens injured in a crush. at a ramadan food distribution center, hundreds of people were queueing up at the site in karachi, official se people panicked and started pushing each other to collect food. local media report that 8 women and 3 children died. humanitarian aid is a lifeline for many in pakistan as the nation struggles with a deep economic crisis with inflation running around 30 percent or prison in pakistan or so over crowded. some are holding 60 percent more people than

authorized. that's according to a new report by human rights watch the document. what it says are widespread deficiencies as our bag travel defies labatte to find out more. this cell isn't meant to hold this many people. human rights watch says these prisons are overcrowded, and detainees are keen to tell us what they're going through. debit card numbers on it. every time i go to court, the judge is in there. if you're late, the police beat you and ask you for bribes. then they tell you to get ready, how can you get ready on time when there are 3 washrooms for over a 100 people? in part of them that there aren't enough bathrooms? there's no cleanliness and the food is terrible. lewis have to speak to the clients through bars here what i'll put it back to found gum, a slag. the main reason for over crowding imprisons across pakistan is the poured you diesel system. prisoners don't have clean water prisoners sit on cold floors and if there's a toilet meant to be used by 10 people. it's being used by over

a 100, a normal person, congo inside there. it's so disgusting skill but. but some are making attempts to increase standards. authorities here acknowledge that there is an issue of overcrowding within prisons, but they say it's not a problem for the prison system. they say the problem is with a pre thing and justice system, it takes consider a time for trials to start and for verdicts to be handed out. at this prison fessler paused dickie show was their arrangement for visitors to acknowledge the facility is hold him twice, its capacity 93040 the capacity of this was one department. and today's bonding is 2019 prisoner in the of this deal. and it is definitely over overpopulated. jill. we are getting constructed to 7 marty story better for the business. and in sooner, the this problem overpopulated before they tell us medical staff are available for

prisoners 24 hours a day. and meals have been put together with the help of nutritionists from the cities university. the prison is a legacy of colonialism. it was built by the british in the 19th century, but with the country in economic and political crisis, bringing it up to 21st century western standards may take some time. i said, bake, i'll jazeera fessler, bud focused on the european union as announced additional funding to help lebanon deal with its chronic economic crisis. in the past, support has been directed towards syrian refugees in lebanon, but that's now changed with the you saying the wider population. now need help, they know how to house more from the capital bay route. the devaluation of lebanon's currency has made life difficult for many anger is growing more than 3 years into an economic crisis that shows no sign of improving. in the past, international support focused on the more than 1000000 syrian refugees in the

country, the highest number of refugees per capita in the world. that's changed. the european union now says 2200000 lebanese need financial assistance. that's more than a 3rd of the population. the blocks commissioner for crisis management announced additional funding during a visit to be route, but made clear, it won't be enough to resolve the challenges. a 20 percent increase compared to last year. but as you know, he went dead and 8th is not a sustainable long term solution. this continued reforms, his country needs political consolidation, discontinued the election of a president. this country needs a government with full powers in place. and this country needs an agreement with international community, specifically with the international monetary fund. the invoice reiterated the

international community as long standing position, the financial lifeline needed to rescue the economy is through a deal with the international monetary fund. political leaders have refused to cooperate because that would entail losing influence over the states resources. instead, some officials blame the presence of syrian refugees for the crisis. the authorities of lebanon, of their own responsibility for providing basic services to the citizens of lebanon . and let me be very clear. the current crisis in lebanon and financial params inflation was not caused by c. d. s injures. international aid is at least for now holding off lebanon's transition into a failed states. but already the policy of no policy making has impacted all aspects of life, including an all but paralyzed public sector. then they're also beta.

japan's prime minister has announced he's bringing in new policies to boost the birth rates, including doubling the budget for child related policies. japan is struggling to cope with record low birth rates with $450.00 schools closing every year. you know, at the reports, the classrooms of humor to junior high school stand empty. for years, more students have left here than enrolled. after 7 decades of operating the small village school in japan. so cuz she my prefecture is preparing to close its doors for good job. they say, when i 1st heard from the principal that the school was closing down, it was sad, but i also thought it was such a way to close the school with a long history like this one. it's a nationwide phenomenal. the government says 9000 schools have shut down between 20022020. as birthrates continue to decline. the cost of education

childcare, and the child reason burden on women are cited as some of the main causes. last year, annual birth dropped below 800000 for the 1st time, 8 years earlier than projected. what i hope this is here from the period when the school had the most pupils, they were about a 160 of them. well we and ita are the last 2 students who will ever graduate from the school buses. i don't know if there will be any children left in the village by the time i'm a nursery school teacher. but if there are, i want to come back and teach the government house prioritize boosting, birthrates, promising to double the budget for child related policies and program. for the small village, it may already be too late. the question remains whether japan as a whole, still has time to reverse its demographic decline. leno, partly, and it shows either firefighters in northern spain are battling more than

a 100 wildfires. authorities worn record high spring temperatures and dry conditions have resulted in an early start to the countries wildfire season. victorian gay to be how's the support and out of control? wildfire scorches spain's northern coast. the rough terrain, high winds and low humidity, a hampering firefighters battling the flames. spain's wildfire season started early this year in the east in valencia region. more than 4000 hectares of forest were destroyed last week. and 1500 people were forced to abandon their homes. they have only just been allowed to return on a winter, so such a delicate, it's a feeling of joy for all of us that are coming back home is fundamentally a very important thing. we love the communities we belong to the community. so you can imagine how relieved i feel pretty much the u. n. environment agency says

climate change will spark a 30 percent increase in severe wildfires by the middle of the century in spain that already dealing with the fall out the countries wildfire season now runs from spring to autumn, not just during the summer. and spain's meteorological agency says, temperatures in march have been up to 14 degrees higher than normal. it's a new reality. people are struggling to adjust t familiar. joe, not under our why do you? authorities have brought us a bottle of water because they have told us that we cannot drink from the taps all the food in my freezer is the frosted. it's bad and everything is ruined. with warmer weather forecast in the weeks to come scenes like this are likely to play out again for many more months. victoria gate and be al jazeera now for loss of one particular type of tree and southern brazil as threatening and indigenous community. now they're fighting to save the giant pines from dying out there. because mom had reports the vast evergreen, otto carrier on goosey folio trees,

also known as the brazilian pine, have long been revered in brazil's southern highlands, standing up to 40 meters. they can live for 400 years. they're deeply intertwined with the local ecosystem and with the culture of the indigenous shock, lang people. but now the trees are close to disappearing. this family are doing what they can to save them. whereas if you dial his theme in order to be able to take the tree out of the extreme risk of extinction, we need millions of trees. so far. we've succeeded in planting thousands, but we need to reach millions. the loss of trees is threatening the communities way of life going out of caught, it was to listen to vicky noisy. i usually say that the chuckling did not exist without otto cardio is to says there is no oral carrier without the shock language . therefore, both our people and our culture also at risk of extinction because we no longer

have our traditional food. they eat the seeds similar to large pine nuts and rely on the trees for medicine and spiritual practice before planting the shock line began a ritual with dance and pratt, blue calling for the seedlings protection ah, problem. it could take a tree 12 to 15 years to produce seeds of its own. around 97 percent of the pine forest has been lost to deforestation through logging and urbanized asian. the shock line, people say, former president terrible scenarios, hostile attitude toward them has made their lives worse off the decades of persecution, thus bava's indian themself with them. but a lot we indigenous people are not in care of this only for ourselves. we are think care of it for the whole planet. so the challenge is to keep this force intact, because there are many people who invade our indigenous land to hunt, to extract the wood that we have,

which is our wealth. they are also miners gold miners. they see planting the trees as a form of resistance trying to save their culture and environment for generations to come. really, mohammed al jazeera, still to come this out. is there an usa in sports? ah, so get ready for a possibly pivotal moments in the title races. they look to win the english premier league for the 1st time in nearly 20 years. ah.

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obadiah aha, now i'm sorry with the sport. thank you very much. near for the english premier league is set for a massive saturday of football as the title raise heads into the home straight following the international break. manchester city face a tough task against liver boys. they look to put pressure on leaders. arsenal, city are sweating on the fitness of star strike early highlander ahead of their big game either it had the norwegian has been in great form this season but pulled out of noise squad due to growing injury. city in no, they can't afford to drop points with our small currently 8 point clear. having played one game more today in agenda doctor's in, especially the play is will decide how does he feel in your system with him? he feels good, but we'll see more see what happened and live is re skin. these stages are yeah. to take it and we score a lot of goal to see who he is. corp pneumonia,

credible goals either as arson, our host leads, the gunners have been in great form in the league. they've won their last 6 games as they looked to win the p l. for the 1st time in nearly 20 years. a victory would be a nice give to for the arsenal boss who just celebrated his birth a few days ago. i think in case you spend it and what my birthday wish was when i was spending with my family, i went back home to my hometown on sebastian and i don't know if i'm in there with me. so i wrote a way of celebrating little wish maybe to see can i remind you i guess if you can tell us then maybe doesn't come true or not all. this is what the yvonne it looks like for both teams, arsenal and cities still have to face each other again. the gunners, it has

a some other very tough tests including games against chelsea, newcastle and brighton. city also have games against brighton and chelsea. and of course at the crucially have won a game in hand. or we've been speaking to the daily express, a chief, a sports writer, neil squires that he'll actually be covering city liverpool game at the to had. and believes the title race will go down to the wire every weekend from now on and is going to be a big one. but this certainly as a special feeling about it was city play in the old rivals, liverpool, many of his thought that would be you know, the title game this season as it has been in previous seasons. but in fact, it is in another way because it's 60 slip up tomorrow we've got, i'll slow him the chance of going 11 point clear if they'd beat relegation threaten blades and you, you might be saying the target races all over at that point. i think

a lot of those are expecting another liverpool city battle. i certainly was, but liverpool been inconsistent this season. city may be a bit below the pass standards is by hollands incredible season with these 42 goals in all competitions, but also have just been like a red tornado blowing through the premier league. they've been incredible and the momentum that they've picked up since they last to city at home with, with this terrific run there on a set them up superbly. but i still think that we some twists and turns to come. yeah, i mean neutral, of course, but for me i think also have it more straightforward and to the season in a way because i haven't got champions, league and f, a cup distractions like city, but city have an incredible squad. they've done it before. i just just think that they've got easier run and not can see it. going to go into the final we can sit,

he can beat osland. that big came on the 26th of april. i think it could go to the final weekend or the expose of sheil a tiny will be a big selling point for baseball this season. we don't want to to cling and cry crazy because it's probably the freeway the one on our from his when it would depend on the will. baseball classic he out at 10 days over 6 scoreless innings. it wasn't quite enough to secure a wind for his angels, a team as the oakland a's that went on to win the game to one from england, captain, no cricket. captain michael wagner has been cleared of using racist language and bringing the game into descript. why was a claim that von and made racist comments to his ex yorkshire team made to i seem a fake. and 3 other plays of asian descent in 2009 affix allegations about racism

at yorkshire have prompted a wide ranging investigations and reforms at the club. if one minute one aston martin is fernando alonzo, is doing his best to challenge the seemingly unstoppable red ball team. alonzo went quickest in a rain affected the 2nd practice at the australian quantity in melbourne. red bowl, a pair of max. their stop in. and sergio perez said half finished the 1st and 2nd in the opening to races of the season. alonzo has thought to begin with 2 consecutive the place finishes. and if we do, as you said he was just a 20 minute session only. huh. so still some, some joke to do to morrow special in the dyess into the res from long bronze was something that we were obviously missing today. but yeah, so far, i think the cop seems to behave well. so let's see the model, he boston celtics clumped at the end, be a leading we walk,

he bugs to move within 2 games of the east, and conversely, this jailing brown, a school to 30 points. but his boston team made that jason tape im sorry with 40 to lead the cell 624299 when boston not the bucks out of the conference, any finals last season and i saw a spot for me. i hand you back to neve. plenty thanks santa that's it for me need bunker for this news. i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. thanks for watching. ah ah and i

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