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ah. hello, i'm sammy zaden. this is the news our live from dough coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 11 people are dead in the u. s. after a major storm and tornadoes swayed through the south in mid west. not backing down more protests in israel against judicial changes despite the prime minister's decision to delay passing the controversial bill. russia takes charge of the un security council ukraine coals. it's a joke and a slap in the face. don't lose your sense of agency. you can change the situation, warnings of a mental health emergency in south africa, blame partly on the countries deteriorate facing economy. ah,

and on p systemic with your sports premier league lead is awesome, will be leads for one, a man, just the city. keep up with the gunners as they also in full one fishing out a hiding to liverpool. ah. we begin in the united states where tornadoes have swept across, sink states in the south, and mid west, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. at least 11 people are dead and tens of thousands are without power. more than 2000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. patty call hain has the latest. it was the warning heard across several states. take shelter, a tornado is coming. this was just one captured on video, the national weather service issued 450 tornado warnings. and as many as 65 were

spotted, search and rescue operations are still under way. and the death toll is expected to rise in arkansas, alabama, indiana, mississippi, and illinois. oh, here the roof collapsed and a few 100 people attended a heavy metal concert, killing at least one injuring dozens, some seriously. now, across a vast stretch of the south and mid west, oh, the cleanup begins like a war zone. i mean, you look around the cars or when children with these cars or move they were, you know, in the park that way. and just debris everywhere. scariest thing i've ever been in an airplane and, and had to take, i had to, to save like their bathroom blow as what it felt like. i was a lot of pressure. it was quick. less than 1520 seconds, just seconds for this much destruction. this is a part of the country that is used to tornadoes, but not usually this many at once. it costs

a lot of money when you respond to disasters of this size and we have so many disasters that we are responding to. in fact, i believe i heard this morning about 16 major disasters across the united states. so it's a very costly endeavor. powerline to down in several areas, leaving $250000.00 people without electricity. and the storm that caused at all also spark fires in the south and blizzards in the north. and as they begin to rebuild, keeping their eyes on the skies. more storms are on the way. patty calhane al jazeera washington embassy journalist amena keta has more from the capital vol console, evidence of the sheer force of these storms. just about every where you walk here in little rock, arkansas, behind me, you look at those store fronts. they are completely blown. now i actually just

spoke with a gentleman who was inside one of those stores. he saw the tornado closing in with such a force. he says it blow him back by about 10 or 15 feet more evidence of those powerful, monstrous winds. take a look right here, where does this describing cars being tossed as if they were toys, this one flipping on to another, and that's the scene really across this entire parking lot. here in pulaski county, arkansas, there have been more than 50 people, hospitalized one person, according to authorities, have been, has been tragically killed looking eastward. more people killed in cross county, arkansas. the governor here declaring a state of emergency as search and rescue missions continue to play out today. the other thing you'll know in the background, you might be able to hear the sound of the beeping up construction vehicles. the buzz of chainsaws as the faces, massive clean up after an arkansas isn't alone. there were dozens of reported tornadoes across 7 states in the mississippi valley. i'm emily caught in little

rock, arkansas, arkansas. governor sarah ha, could be sanders says federal support is on the way. i've had the opportunity over the last couple of hours to speak with the homeland security secretary as well as president biden, who have offered a tremendous amount of support. anything that arkansas needs. i have assured us that those resources will be here on the ground. tens of thousands of protesters have turned out for a 13th week in israel to stand against prime minister benjamin netanyahu is planned judicial overhaul. bethany out remains defiant after the u. s. president urged him to abandon his plans when he's already delayed the changes to reach a compromise with opposition parties, but said he will not bow to international pressure. bernard smith joins us now live from television, looks like the protest going on behind. you, bernard sir,

has the prime minister's announcement of a delay in the legislation. has it impacted the protests at all? there is about a 140000 people here, according to some estimates that's a bit down on the protests at the beginning of the week is still a significant number of from across the political spectrum. don't forget the people who voted for benjamin that knows the kid party as well as people from the latter across israel society. a powerful reminded larry, still a lot of opposition to those plans upon judicial over, over all by netbios. liquid parties far i toes has been a tumultuous, weak in his manner. it started with the attempt by now to fire defense minister suggested that though is discontent to me all over this land over all that led to spontaneous, huge protest. louis

a general strike. and that netanyahu saying ha, ha ha consultations ago, dismiss without position parties about these plans and shall wait until our returns after the holiday. so clearly, not everybody is satisfied with that. as you speak to, protesters wants their message. then i very loudly promote people with people who be speaking. do i do not believe the profit? it's like the opposition group. i don't want this over all flat. no. the whole just shelving, all going to consultations. they won't say withdraw. and i me, one of the people here tonight with the government, todd a dangerous ideology, and it's willing to sacrifice everything for it. now. on sunday, benjamin netanyahu hard. it's the last a cabinet meeting before the pack over holiday, the jewish patch over holiday bell,

of course of seen these protests, but they'll be pressure on netanyahu. in not meeting brought me far. i college in part is to push on with vis attempting. i did live all through power. right. thanks so much. and there from tel aviv now is ready for us to say they've shelton killed a palestinian man near the alex a mos compound. they accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officers gun tension had been high since prime minister benjamin netanyahu. far right coalition government took office late last year. plenty more still ahead on the news hour, including a deal between military leaders and pro democracy forces. and that ushering in a civilian government in sudan is delayed more on the struggles in mozambique because it deals with its worst cholera outbreak in 20 years. and it's for the tennis rivalry featuring the world number one to juices. what could be the point of

the year at the miami, open p. they will have all the details coming up with a slap in the face. that's how ukraine is describing. rushes presidency of the un security council. moscow has taken up the rotating roll, but give once it removed from the council altogether. our diplomatic editor james bass, has more from the un. every month, the presidency of the un security council retakes, among its 50 members to day russia, is assuming the presidency for the month of april. that's deeply controversial because when russia had the presidency last year, it was february, the month that they invaded ukraine. there are people calling for russia to be kicked off the security council or kicked out of the united nations. but if you look at the rules and you look at the un charter, those things are not possible. what we do know is that later this month,

the russian formula so collaborative, which will be here in new york. he'll be sharing a number of meetings, including one in defense of this document. the you ends founding charter, other diplomat say that is very cynical when it's russia that is currently breaching this charter with its ongoing war. james bays al jazeera at the united nations. a senior clergyman with the ukranian orthodox church, appeared in court on saturday, accused of condoning rushes invasion metropolitan. pavel is called the charges politically driven hayes, the average over 980 year old monastery in the ukrainian capital. he's resistive government attempts to evict him and other monks from the site journal has more now from cave. well, this is the increasingly complicated. i have to say not just, not to mention 10th standoff over the keys,

perchance sky lover moner street complex. this is a golden domed religious complex overlooking the deeper river, also known as the monastery of the caves. it is the most significant orthodox site here in ukraine and the most recent back story. there is a longer one, but the most recent back story dates the last year at between the government of ukraine and the ukranian orthodox church of the claims the government made that the church had failed to sever ties with moscow, after having professed to have cut ties with the russian orthodox church, which could support the invasion here in ukraine. agents rated church property last year looking for evidence of ties to russian agents. they didn't find any. and the latest ratcheting up of the standards came on saturday. the metropolitan part of the abbot of the monastery notified that he was required for questioning over allegations that he personally had supported the invasion last year and that he was using religion to incite hatred and division. his property was rated his home rated

by intelligence agents on saturday as well. he claims that these are trumped up charges political charges. he denies them, he appeared in court. the prosecutors want him put under house arrest, pending further investigation. he said he was feeling ill on saturday, and so those proceedings have been delayed until monday. the international monetary fund has approved the $5600000000.00 loan for ukraine. the package will be used to stabilize the economy during the conflict. the installment will be released in the next 4 years, but the 1st going towards changes in the energy sector. in return ukraine will have to increase its tax revenue and strength, and anti corruption efforts. bring you more on our top story now. those tornadoes in the u. s, which killed at least 11 people down in bean is planning section chief at the international non government organization team. rubicon joins off from smithville in mississippi. good to have you with us. so i know that you are preparing now to

deploy to our console. take us through the sort of operation that you're putting together. so it's cheaper because it is a veteran lead organization. we provide humanitarian response, price response, disaster response. currently we are putting together operations to help multiple multiple towns and cities in the united states to little rock arkansas area. we're currently here in monroe county, mississippi, doing the type of operations that we will be sending to these other places. so we will be conducting operations such as we're doing here. we provide sawyer work, which is people using chainsaws to help clear roads, clear trees away from homes, clear tree, other dry ways we do roof topping work for those who get holes in their room from debris. we also provide an emergency. expedia,

home repair for those who had some kind of interior damage, as well as debris removal from all the tornado that drops parts and pieces that weren't there originally in people's homes. it seems like miss storm season has been particularly intense. some people of course, have completely lost their homes, who comes together to help people with their long term rebuilding costs, which can be quite expensive. right. unfortunately, we're seeing an awful lot of extensive damage here in monroe county and in little rock of course, with last night storms. the tornadoes also came into our area last night. so people are going to be here to, to help with this recovery and rebuild for as long as these towns need us to hopefully get them back to some sense of normalcy over the over the near future.

how much of a strain is this putting on the resources of aid organizations like yours when you're trying to, to pick up the pieces from one situation, mississippi. now you've got another one that you've got to try and find reason, resources for you not console. yes sir. with, with all the, like as you said, for the extensive amount of storms that are happening right now, it can be, it could become a strain on organizations such as ours. we're fortunate we have about a 150000 members across our country who are already standing by, well trained to deployed organizations like this. the hurricane tornado started on friday, saturday night. we had teams on the ground this past tuesday, helping good people. so we have plenty of people while trying to help who we have phil. all right, we'll leave that. thanks so much feel thoughts on that? thank you. if anybody wants to hell they can go to a team or because usa dot org,

they want to volunteer or help help fund our organization, helping the good people in monroe county and the other is affected by the store. need us. all right, thanks putting that out there. we do hope help reaches people in need. thanks so much. darren been taiwan presidencies on a top to central america. she tries to hold on to dwindling allies in the region, flying when has been holding talks of the guatemalan president guatemala and bellies of the early nations from the region that maintain diplomatic relations with taiwan. a trip comes off the honduran con ties with ty, pay and recognized china last month. john home and joins us now from mexico. cities are, 1st of all, john, take us through. i think it's fair to say the exceptionally warm welcome, which the taiwanese leader has received in guatemala

their president jim as they of guatemala cooled, the relationship between the 2 country, the friendship unbreakable. i suppose that says something that remains to be seen if that will remain the case cuz you are saying some a across latin america tie one has been losing grounds just worldwide at the moment . now it's got only 13 official diplomatic partners and just in central america where the type, when he's president, saying when he's now they've lost nick, can i? well hold us just days before you mentioned el salvador, the dominican republic, panama costa rica. so that was welcome. that's been afforded by the guatemalan president will really be music to be is of the time when he's president, it said that she's had to go there. we have an open check book. taiwan has plowed money into guatemala in the past. it will probably have to continue to do so, to counteract chinese offers in guatemala,

just as in the rest of the region. it's region latin america, which one is really look to increase its influence. not just about taiwan and breaking that countries influence in the region. it's also about the fact that this is united states traditional area of influence and china sought to really compete with that in recent years. john, does it look like taiwan is fighting a losing battle when it comes to trying to maintain its diplomatic presence in the region? i think the loss of countries like on doris and the other ones that i mentioned in central america says that it is going to be difficult for it's a country about $23000000.00 people. it's a small island and it's competing with one of the world super powers. no china. so this is always going to be difficult for it to, to keep hold of it. few remaining allies and an official diplomatic partners, which by the way, most them a sort of small countries themselves. we're not talking about any great powers that

officially. it's a diplomatic partner with, i think you were mentioning a little bit earlier as well. so i, me, paragraph which is coming up for elections also in latin america at the end of this month in april. and the opposition candidate is said that he'll definitely re consider switching from taiwan to china. that's probably one of the biggest partners it's got. so the future isn't looking, rosie food, tie one with regards to that and china, it's just been really aggressive, especially in latin america. since citing when came to power in trying to bright ties, it's taken 9 countries away from taiwan. if you want to look at it that way, rested the official recognition from taiwan to china. so this is really been something that china's been determined to do. now this bridget will go from guatemala to believe and then to california to meet with us politicians. after that, as the time when he's president,

looks to try and sure what support taiwan has left. alright, thanks so much john holman there let's continue this now with roberta wagner's a professor of international relations at the file and divide the university joins us from guatemala city. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, why are we seeing countries in the region pivoting away from taiwan and towards china? well, i think the, the main reason here is, is economic. i mean, there is a that, as you mentioned before, i mean chinese, a super power i. one has had a special relationship with many central american and many caribbean countries. but when it, when it comes in a certain way to get the economy weight that china hass is very tempting to for many countries to accept this. unfortunately,

some of these positions from countries like a salvador and recently from one tourist, they have not been like strategic decisions. it's meant mainly because of the interests of our particular government. and also because it's, it's a reflection on how the u. s. has lost also a lot of leverage on the region and a lot of countries are now looking elsewhere. i looking for other alternatives that can, you know, bring economic corporation that can be work for foreign direct investment. and china is under top of the list. so i think this is one of the main reasons. plus, you know, how other governments sometimes take decisions, but that are not like thinking on long term or strategic decisions, but rather a very long dressing mind issues. well, given then everything you've sad, fancy, the way the political, the economic wind is blowing. why on guatemalan believes able to box the trend.

that's because the corporation is bernice has been very strong. i mean, it's a historic operation. there's a lot of ties that, i mean, this relationship was really strong. came it really a right in a time when there was the internal conflict in what the amount of, for example and ever since then corporation has been very strong. you could say that ties that bind us, especially that bind us a big part of the political elite, a big part of the economical it is very strong on in terms of believe his social is, is that very material, cooperation, hospitals, schools, ambulances, police, cars, and also infrastructure, and again, i think you are countries could make a good take more could, could maximize this type of cooperation where, but still, you know, that just,

there's many people that sometimes think that on the other hand, no one china can be more things. but that is not, that's not something that's guaranteed. i think that the, the problem is how, by one, sometimes it's in the middle of like a russian lead. it depends what the most going to have general elections in 3 months. and it, and they look and also forward to see whoever becomes next president of this country. why, how are they going to react with this issue? so i mean, they're very keen on that, but it's a historic and it has been a very strong, sometimes controversial relationship. but currently it is very strong. and so you mentioned got, am aaliyah's upcoming elections. power guy goes to the polls in april. is this trend of dwindling influence with taiwan going to increase going forward in the future? i think, i mean is, as i said, it is sometimes like

a russian lead kind of thing. you don't know the uncertainty coming in the next elections. you don't know which candidates are going to hold. principles are going to like, think strategically, as i said, in terms of foreign policy and which candidates are just going to do seek some advantages to that relationship, which it was something that happened in the son about one of the lucy parties actually asked they one for money for to run their, eat their election, you know, these kinds of things, unfortunately happening in our countries. so that is a problem and that is something that, by one has to deal with in this region. all right, thank you so much for your analysis on that. thank you. mozambique is facing it's worse cholera outbreak in 2 decades. vaccination campaign supported by the world health organization is underway. w h o says the damage caused by cycling friday to health facilities and water supplies has increased the

risk of infectious diseases. when i walk reports now, cyclop friday, battered mozambique twice in february and march, destroying more than 130 homes, and displacing an estimated 184000 people, water facilities, clinics, and medical centers were damaged. accelerating the spread of color was the color of bricks. regularly current was a big between october and april of every year, with more than $21000.00 cases currently and $95.00 states. this is the largest break in the last 20 years. it's not only cholera. the world health organization is also warning of a looming hunger crisis. the un estimates about 3100000 people are in need of food assistance, access to safe water and sanitation is still challenging. and about one 3rd of the crops have been destroyed, ah, for mozambique climate change is not

a future problem. the effect of prolonged severe weather patterns are ready, evident lena wallclear al jazeera cilla had an al jazeera. we look at the u. s. vice president's week long tour of africa. what it means, the nations who need that relief. concerns about fake accounts with blue takes on twitter has been on mosque ends, free, verified checkmarks, some uses that it's war formula on championship lee, the max for stop and take the whole position for the australian grand prix. that's coming up with peter's. ah ah hello. they will look to africa in a moment, 1st the middle east, and is good news for more northern areas of the region as settled. weather starts

to come and suddenly by monday that's the weather system pulls its way further east . taking the wet to animal wintry conditions away from turkey, you will see the winds die down across eastern areas of the mediterranean and as they do, temperatures will be popping up for places like bay roots and aleppo. it's a windy story across the gulf. the shamal wind blowing down, picking up dust, and creating lots of hazy sunshine to southern areas of saudi arabia, just rain edging into weston areas of yellow, but it is a large eat dry picture. now across the north of africa, it has been largely dry, but we're seeing a weather system pulling across central mediterranean. that's going to bring some wet and windy weather to the likes of algeria to new york and northern areas of libya. the heat continues to build in the north east for egypt, and the heat remains across places like the canary islands where we saw some records broken over recent days. further south of this, a west picture with that rain pulling away from zimbabwe gonna intensify across

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denial campaign, and witness documents the fight through the eyes of the world renowned artist and environmental activate the climate crisis. a season of special coverage on al jazeera. oh, a come back here watching al jazeera time to recap, our have lines. at least 11 people have been killed in the us. after tornadoes swept across 6 states in the south and mid west. some of those killed were attending a concert to the theater in the state of illinois. when the roof collapsed. thousands of protesters in israel turned out for 13th week against the prime

ministers plan judicial overhaul. last week, when you mean that in yahoo delayed a decision on the bill, but as remain defiant. that some of the u. s. president joe biden urged him to abandon his plan. it's russia's turn to take on the rotating presidency of the un security council trainers called it a slap in the face and a bad joke. on april, the 1st, once russia removed from the council altogether, fuck starnes army says gunman have killed 4 of its soldiers near the border with iran. the attack happened in catch district and southwestern pakistan. the military says the troops came under attack by a group that calls terrorists from the rainy inside during a border patrol. it's the 2nd incident of its kind in the region within 3 months of staying in pakistan, a funeral has been held for a 14 year old boy who died in

a crush in the city of karachi. he was among at least 11 people, crushed to death in a rush to collect food day, the ramadan distribution center on friday. many people in bog started been struggling with surging food prices and an increasing number. now rely on humanitarian aid. dozens of people were injured in 5 days crush. fenton monahan has more. wow, chaos, confusion and panic, injured and dead, are everywhere. money and food has been distributed before a tradition during ramadan. the stampede broke out as this site in karachi was overwhelmed by crowds of desperate people. mormonism. i did it aloud, disabled, but get a dead. those behind us didn't stop, they kept pushing. i was crushed to the last thing i remember is that my sister fell on me. i tried to find my sister, but i couldn't. when the crowd cleared,

i saw both of them. my sisters lying dead. women and children were killed as the crowd got out of control. thereupon other stampeded food distribution centers this week, but this was the deadliest idea. i like i thought i had not been money, was being distributed among the poor to day a large crowd had gathered which resulted in a stampede efforts to control the crowd, made things worse. some people drawn to a nearby stream, others were trampled underfoot, to be muddy. inflation is at a 50 year high and families are struggling to survive. the cost of basically like flour of sort, nearly 50 percent this past year. families of the dead say they're tired of political infighting and or demanding solution. millions of women have been forced to leave the homes to get some free food. why? because of the government, the prime minister. keep blaming for melita him wrong con, to every thank con is not responsible. he is response broke, there is no gas, no electricity,

no water. everything is so expensive. they should die of shame. police have sealed off the area. they've already arrested several people. the organizers are being blamed for failing to inform local authority about the event. but so long as pakistan, the families remain in dire conditions. more tragedies like this one could be difficult to avoid dense and monahan al jazeera protest isn't portugal of in rallying and several cities to call on the government to make housing a constitutional right areas around the capitalist and has seen the price of home sol rent across the country jumped to a record high in the last quarter of 2022. being come in. the city is not kept top with rising prices. south africa has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world. nearly a 3rd of its workforce is out of a job. economic stagnation and rolling power outages have made the situation worse . a recent study concluded one in full south africans. it's probably depressed. on

psychologist spoke about how the crisis piled upon another crisis is impacting people's mental health. i'm professor sat scooper clinical psychologist based in johannesburg, south africa. i think the situation is one off cravings, identity and depression. because people feel totally helpless in a situation of crisis upon a crisis. no people, no individual can continue with a state of psychic emergency that applies in conditions like this. so in that sense, we have been experiencing the same effects of our country that may have been neck war, but effectively is self help. lines have increased with people are

calling out for help and assistance. and it may not be an understanding that this is what's causing but the numbers i rising and it's at the tail end of a devastating cove with 19 pandemic as well. so all of that had all of these factors have conjoined to create this psychic emergency condition layer. we simply have if it's not the one crisis to day, something else to morrow and faith in leadership has been added to the lowest ever in our society. the psychological society, other groups like that can explain symptoms to people and this is free online webinar does this help for persons. nobody who calls the

psychology society, he's just turned away. yes. who may be despondent, but we have resilience. we've shown we have resilience in the and more recently we have survived tremendous causes and we can do it again. don't lose your sense of you can change an agreement to transition sedan from military to civilian leadership is been delayed until thursday. the final deal was supposed to be signed between army leaders and political groups on saturday, but disagreements about security reforms got in the way. the biggest sticking point has been the details of integrating the paramilitary rapid response forces into the regular military. both sides say they'll work on resolving the issue this week. hey, morgan has more from khartoum. political parties in sudan were hoping to sign an agreement on saturday. that would end the terminal, which started when the military took over power in october 2021. but that has now

been delayed to april 6th, due to differences between the army and the rapid support forces. the para military group, which has been supporting the army since a former president obama was she was overthrown in april 2019. now the issue comes down to the integration of the paramilitary group. the rapid support forces, or r s f into the army. the army wants the group to be integrated into it by the end of the 2 year transitional period. they also want an assessment of the officers and the ranks of the officers. awfully rapid support forces saying that that needs to be reassessed because they have not joined at the military academy. and they have been promoted in a way, in standards that were not, are compatible with the standards of the army. then there's the issue of the investments of the our staff are the ours, have had their own investment in various sectors, including gold and including other sectors as well. now the army wants those investments to be integrated into its own investments, which in turn would be taken over by the transitional government. political parties

have made it clear that they on their side are ready and that they have agreed on majority of issues with the military issues such as a transitional justice issues such as are reforming the security sector and issues such as are dismantling the former regime of our former president on martin bashir and when it comes to the issue of integrating the rapid support forces, which has been repeatedly thing that is part of the military that comes down to the military and ourselves amongst themselves. a technical committee is working to try to reach an agreement in the next 5 days, so that a final deal is signed by april 5th. he will morgan al jazeera hot soon hear his voice frozen. carmella harris has just ended a week long tour of africa. she's the 5th biden administration official to visit the continent in the past 2 years. it comes as the u. s. tries to counter growing russian and chinese influence in africa. nicholas hawk reports walking down a path where enslaved africans, whence marched in chains headed to america is the united states,

1st black vice president, kamala harris on a visit to what was a major hub for the atlantic slave trading gone. now, the tour guide explains many of the captives didn't see a way out and believed only death would bring them freedom. i believe that we must remember that it should teach us not only about our past, but about our destiny and our future. we must learn in a way that we may be more than just a charm offensive. harris is on a week long 3 nation tour of africa, an attempt to counter the growing influence of china and russia on the continent. russia has signed new military cooperation agreements with 17 african countries. china is the continent largest trading partner with 2 trillion dollars and investments in construction projects after the u. s. africa summit last december, harris is one of several senior white house officials to visit the continent in

recent months, marking a contract with a previous trump administration. the united states is trying to catch up to russia and china. this is the most recent iteration of a suppose that policy with regard to africa at the u. s. has not demonstrated out in terms of investment in terms of sustain engagement with various governments after gonna harris traveled to towns near to meet the nation's 1st female president . she then went onto zambia, promising more american investment, but with 21 african countries on the verge of bankruptcy, their leaders say they want that really 1st. what is keeping us down put down by the president. is that this over? we cut a dead button that really is, might be difficult for us to continue with all this stuff sitting possibly kamala harris announced more than $7000000000.00 in private sector and u. s. government commitments during her trip. it is an attempt to renew relations from this shared history. harris says the united states would build

a common future alongside africans. nicholas hawk al jazeera and donald trump is due to appear in a new york colt on tuesday, where he'll become the 1st form a u. s. president to face criminal charges. the details have not been made public, but the grand jury that voted for the indictment was investigated. a payment made to adult film star stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential election campaign. gabriel, at his under reports from new york, a handful of protesters came out friday at trump tower, new york. as news of the former president's indictment, filtered through about 6 kilometers to the south outside the manhattan district attorney's office. the anticipation among the world's media is also building as a date with history draws closer. but back in florida, donald trump's plain remains firmly on the tarmac, the man himself staying behind closed doors through most of the day,

leaving his supporters to do most of the talking for him. i think these charges are not legitimate charges. i think what is happening right now in our nation is very sad and i feel that the direction that we are headed is very dangerous since the manhattan district attorney's office, confirmed trumps indictment over hush money payments to a former adult film star. speculation has mounted over how trump's arraignment will play out. they've got nothing and its potential effect on the country. trump's lawyers say they'll vigorously fight the charges and framed the indictment as political persecution. it's believe trump will surrender or on tuesday, and it's expected he will arrive here at the district attorney's office, where he will have his photograph and fingerprints taken. he will then walk down a long hallway to make his 1st court appearance at an arraignment when he is free

to leave. the big question then is, will trump come outside to address the media? one person, apparently unwilling to be drawn into the debate. current us president joe biden, to barbara country, you know, outside the district attorney's office. the weight is on now just days away from a former president to show up and surrender to face the due digital system. that is waiting for him. gabriel is dondo al jazeera, new york. please have recovered the bodies of 8 people, including 2 children who died while trying to cross illegally from canada into the united states. their bodies were found in a marshy area of the st. lawrence river, nor console. for the say, the victims were of romanian and indian descent officers are looking for a man last seen driving

a boat found near the body's rank refugees in bangladesh as struggling to make ends meet after view and cut back food a because of funding shortfalls. the cuts coincide with the must them fasting. month of ramadan, tanveer chandry has more from cox's bizarre whitford russians from the un. food agency had been cut many in this camp fear they'll soon go hungry. cramped in a makeshift tank with 9 other family members mala, bono, mrs. are home in may and march. she left everything behind during a crack down by the military. down and at the last a how to hang on. i did like that right now. we are facing difficulties in getting adequate amount of ration. sometimes we have to buy items from outside with whatever savings we have back home, our family, we're farmers. so it's much easier to manage our life. unlike hair, gather number brick, when incidence or fire violence and threat on flood. and landslide during monsoon

season makes life challenging. here for roy, anger, i it's hard living here, but somehow we are managing during ramadan with the limited rashness, we guess. but it's just not enough for a large family like ours. many rowing i said they were used to receiving different types of food aid during ramadan and previous year. but that stopped export things . the ration been provided are insufficient and any further decrees that pose brave health problems for the ringer. in the am home of liana mother marcella, mr. british and in mother the recent curtain ration is worrying. people being as most, don't have any other income shortage to the bottle here in the mosque. we don't even have an after meal arrangement for the community. unlike in the refined state in le grandmother, ah, none of their shows more than a 1000000 growing of muslims, but it's government is gradually losing patience with the international community, saying it's failing to help resolve the crisis. and all the month of ramadan, most growing rapid said they are thankful that they are safe here. but their lives

still remain a daily struggle. i made all the from my own tribulation, most still dream of returning home one day transit charlsee. i'll just talk to the deadline to pay for twist his new account verification system as arrived. starting april, the 1st individual then companies will be charged $8.00 a month for the blue. take a symbol of account authenticity, c e o e long must says the subscription service will reduce the number of fake accounts, but many big names and organisations say they won't for count. the cash caterina gone to is an associate professor in private law and technology at tech university . she says the trend among social media platforms find new sources of revenue. what we're seeing here is a shift in social media business models. the whole industry is doing this, not just twitter and they're exploring content monetization,

namely they're trying to find new ways for users to create to, to actually pay for their products. and twitter blue is only one example. another example that we can think of as also from twitter is the fact that they're planning to charge around $42000.00 per month for industrial access to their data, such as the twitter a p i. that's what being half a $1000000.00 for per year for services that used to be really partially free. so what i think is really changing here is that we're, we're really getting to see the true nature of social media. it's not the public square that we all thought it was what a shop where we increasingly have to pay money for digital products, and we're not just paying with our data. on the one hand, twitter does have the right to change of service. however, the blue badge started out is something completely different, not just something that you would pay for. but actually this identity verification mechanism. and what is important to highlight is that in the social media world, there's still a very controversial tension between safety and privacy. and for instance, in germany,

a case loss shows that facebook could not ask for its users to register with their actual official identity. so the initial verified accounts program that twitter started in 2009 after celebrities were complaining about identity theft was this reputation mechanism that, that twitter basically started building as of then. and the problem right now is that if twitter starts charging for identity for reputation building, actually we should say, then we are going to get back to this pre 2009 chaotic period. because there will be new incentives for malicious behavior. was still a hat on al jazeera. we'll look ahead to a make or break 9 for heavy way, fox, anthony joshua, that's coming up in this bull. ah . in south korea, you generations titans diet shaking up social media session. and i'm

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ah, 5 small fans, pete his hair. we know what that means. sammy, thank you very much. we'll begin with the race for the premier league title arsenal of beat and leads for one to maintain the 8 point lead in the standings. that was off to manchester city. thrash liverpool for one in the early kickoff since he went behind that the 80 odd actually mom at sala put the visitors in front of the 70 minutes, but 10 minutes later city will eval thanks to julio alvarez. he argentines, goal bringing their storm and earning harlan, so he's feeds in the stands that went to his groin injury any favors. moments into the 2nd half kevin, the brewing, it put city in front and goals from captain elk, a gun to one and jack greenish, sealed before one victory, the leg. our display was almost perfect.

the 1st minute, 2 and 93 there were we played against the team. i'll be arriving the last season. ah. and always we struggle to find a way and the quality they have in the way the prize in the tradition they have. but all of them start for the finish with jar color. we're really, really good. the way we're late elsewhere, chelsea's words continued as they were beaten to know by aston villa. this was the moment when ali, what can said a club record by scoring in 5 consecutive away games. but when we're not done there, john mcgayden hit one from outside the box to double the lead. fill up tonight but chelsea, i'll slide the top off for me. chelsea boss thomas, to call to charge of buy. mean it for the 1st time and i'll be happy with what he saw. he's new side hammering the team. he used to manage in the bundis league and barissi adornment. after verse shocker from door when keeper gregory coble,

the lead was doubled up by a thomas mueller, the 33 year old was on target again, shortly thereafter. it meant by and with 3 of us just 24 minutes. kingsley came and made it for early in the 2nd half, but there would be no further damage to the visitors fall to the final school. for me to want shabbots ubida max for stubborn has taken pole position for sundays. australian grand prix. it's the 1st time he'll start from the front of the grid at melbourne park, but qualifying didn't start. well, for red bull to stephan's teammate sergio periods crashed out in the 1st session. the mexican is currently 2nd in the dr standings and we'll start from the back of the grid while world champion for stop and secured the 22nd poll of his career. just ahead of the mercedes dealer of george russell and louis hamilton at best qualifying result. the mercedes team has had this season. i think for tomorrow we have a we have a great race car, i'm sure. but again, like i said before,

with atomic, it's very difficult to understand what the tires are going to do. but nevertheless, i think, yeah, what is important is a good start from the elements i think we're, we normally are a bit more competitive in the race and qualified alex marquez finished 1st in moto g p, qualifying earlier ahead of the argentina. graham, pre to clench, poll position for sunday's race. but in saturday sprint race, it was south africa's bread bender who took 1st place a sprint race is a new addition to the championship the season. it will be one every saturday before the main race on the sunday. and since the sprint races half the distance, half the points will be awarded to the top 9 riders. tennis will number one, carlos al carianne's has been knocked out of the miami open in the semi finals by italian genex center. the 2 players have formed one of the most exciting rivalries on 2 in recent years. and they produced 3 hours of pure entertainment with many calling this point in the opening sets and early contender for point of the year.

julio, standing stuffy from the tin seated senate, who eventually rallied from a sit down to beat the defending champion and reach sundays final al cortes will also lose the number one ranking. to know that jock of each of the he semi final exits sooner will face the neil made the day for the title. the russians survived, a tough encounter with framed and compatriot carrying, cutting off, quitting 763663. it is $28.00 victory of the season and he is now into the final for the straight tournament. and both is welcomed. the news that they be able to attend to wimbledon this year. with the grand slam. adam lifted its been on russian and been a russian competitors. yeah, again,

i'm going to be happy to to be there. i don't know what the crowd reaction is going to be. i cannot control it, but i will be happy to play there in front of her. i in front of all the people are hopefully on, on the course and then hopefully have some my big, amazing matches is all of the russian and below i should clear, as i said before, that we really would like to play there. and, you know, i played quite a final time in the last 8 club and it's really, really great and special events, you know, in tennis history. so that's why, you know, i'm really happy that you've heard this news with me and that will be able to play this year. to complete the former world heavyweight champion, anthony joshua returns the ring on saturday in what's been viewed by many as a make a break fight. the british box faces american germaine. franklin at london's o. 2 arena, joshua waiting at a korea high for the bout, which is the 1st, some success of the fif ukrainian, alexander fic, if the 1st 28 years where joshua is not competing for

a world title. and he threatened to retire if he uses in heavyweight boxing one punch can change everything. you have to give germane franklin. at least a punches chance. he's got resilience. he's got desire and belief. 12 months ago, he was working 12 hour shift in a wolf factory to support his family. this is a rocky bow bow, a moment for him. if he can beat this kind of be a most heavy weight, he goes into the pump. the great upsets of heavyweight boxing, and as we know, joshua, it's happened before with andrew, is in 2019 joshua is looking for a false explosive statement finish, which is what he needs in this fight. if anthony, joshua loses the spice, it's catastrophic. his korea lies in tatters, or certainly it's late. korea lives in tatters. and those fights with tyson fury. don't a while to jo joyce delhi white again, which are worth a probably a 120000000 pounds to him. if you chopped up what it would be for them all,

it lies in taxes because last full flights in its last 6. and i don't think there'll be a lot of coming back from this. and finally, a story that some parents will be familiar with the anxiety of running in the parents race that your child's birthday, but not if you multiple olympic and world sprint champion, shelley and fraser price, the jamaica letter fellow parents with dust and what looks to be the signature 100 meter race. so you can count yourself lucky that you don't have to compete against . so in front of the child every year. very unfair will leave a day for now. i'll be here later with more sports news. sammy, thank so much peter. well, that's it for this news out for the good news is mariam le mars. he'll be back in a moment with another show. so stay with us here on al jazeera. ah ah.

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