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ah ah ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dan. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia blames ukraine from all attack in st. petersburg, kill the prominent military blogger. investigators detain a female suspect they say has links position figure alex in the valley, will be live in new york as former us president, donald trump is set to travel from florida to face criminal charges. and the story of this that looked like survivor into kia, who's been reunited with a mother and every 2 months. and i'm pete estimate with your schools news. chelsea begin the search for a new manager of the 2nd grand potter. and we'll look at the leading candidates,

we've already been lead with taking over the top to extend the bridge later this new zone. ah, russia is accusing ukraine of orchestrating a bomb attack that killed a prominent military blogger on sunday. bloodline petoskey was killed and 32 people injured in the blast. russian police have arrested a woman in connection with the killing in saint petersburg. those a jabari has more now from moscow. this is 26 year old darya triple var. being questioned by russian authorities in saint petersburg. i brought a statue there that blew up. she says, who gave you the statue? they ask? can i tell you later? she replies the bug was handed to prominent military blogger, lad lind, or char sky. it exploded, killing him and injuring dozens of people on sunday evening. her pover has yet to

provide a name and says she's been framed. the attack happened at a cafe in the heart of saint petersburg. the national anti terror committee, which is part of the russian security service, says it was planned by the ukrainian special services. a charge authorities in kiev have denied. we expect that now. whereas also known the response, but evidently dusk, ah, how many people will be killed by keeping him here in moscow before russia? we'll the response. nobody knows exactly, but probably more time coming, more strong, we'll be response. so just he was speaking an event, organized by the cyber from said movement, an association of people with patriarch view. he was a supporter of russia's invasion and the social media channel. he longed to report

on the so called special military operation, had more than half a 1000000 subscribers charged. he was a well known figure among prevalent supporters. seen here with daria to keno, who was killed in a car bomb attack in the moscow region in august. her father alexandra doogan, a far right political philosopher was believed to be the intended target. the kremlin says tarkey killing is an act of terror and that evidence implicates ukrainian special services without providing any further details. while these types of attacks are rare in russia, the planning and plotting behind them suggests that the battles on the longer confined to the dom bath region. sources of ari algae, 0 moscow, ukrainian president and volume is the landscape been describing the fighting around the eastern city of buck moved as particularly halts earlier. the head of the wagon, the mercenary group, fighting for moscow, said, his forces has raised the russian flag above an administration building,

and by most kev says it still holds the city though. let's get more now. with joan how his lie for us from kim. so 1st of all, what do we know about the truth of these claims in by who's in control? it is frankly, extremely difficult to independently verify anything about the situation inside mood or the status of that city substantially. walked on of course toast quarters. combat has been going on there for some time. there is little no independent reporting coming out of the city and no updates to what we've been hearing throughout the morning. so we have only these contradictory accounts, one from getting pre goes in the founder and head of the wagner mercenary group. as you are pointing out there, including some video that supports to show his men who are heavily involved in back

move, raising the wagner and russian flags they say on top of the administration building in the east of the city, which he says proves that the city has fallen in legal terms into russian hands. well, that is heavily contradicted by the ukrainian side disputed by them, both the presidential administration and the east military command. who say that heavy fighting continues particularly around that administrative building that the city certainly has not changed hands before. the fact they say russians, the russians are, quote, very far from capturing anything. so it certainly want to watch of course, but remember that you have any pre goes in, in particular, has in the past, claim victory, and back would need to be proven, but could be wrong. and let's talk a little bit about the significance again of mood. we know there have been calls in the west upon the ukraine, so you just let back go. but the continued fighting assigned that ukraine still think this is significant enough to keep on fighting for

they clearly do. i mean look, this is an east and city. it's close to the regional border, the don't i don't it region down in the don't bass that a city of 70000 people before the war. a pretty sizable place, but it has absolutely no strategic value to either side. what it does have is the men symbolic value. now to both sides, russia desperately want to be seen to be re gathering momentum in the staff, perhaps to, to go all the way to occupying the whole of that. don't that region which remember was one of its original was aimed the ukrainians by contact very much want to show that they can go on resisting russia even at the immense cost. and to show that, if they could even stop russia from occupying one relatively large regional center, well then there's no reason why they can't go on to win the war. all right, thanks so much joan, hallway,

rushes ambassador to the united nations is set to hold. is 1st briefing in the role of president of the un security council. the country holds the rotating seat for april, although it has little influence decisions. russia will be in charge of the agenda . ukraine denounced the role and cold for moscow to be removed, russia, los chad, the council in february, last year, the month it invaded ukraine. nato secretary general. yeah. and felton both is confirmed. finland will become a fully fledged member of the military alliance on tuesday. moscow says it will strengthen its military potential in the northwest in response to finish. russian border is about 1300 kilometers long, helsinki, abandoned years of neutrality after the invasion of ukraine. this is a historic to morrow. we walla walla, con fins on us. the 31st member of nato making

feel them say for an hour alliance, stronger. we all raised the finished flag. for the 1st time here at the natal headquarters. it will be a good day for finance, security for nordic security. and for nate to us the whole meanwhile, finish prime minister santa marion has conceded defeat in the parliamentary election center right opposition. national coalition party, one with 20.8 percent of the vote. leader pottery of po says he will now work to form a coalition government. the fins are right wing populous party, came 2nd with 20 point one percent on the prime ministers. social democrats secured 19.9 percent, where we challenge reports, smiling and seemingly at ease for the se, but santa marines. political star has fallen, finance prime minister,

gathered with supportive and her election headquarters is planet. results came in and showed her social democrats slipping behind the bright wing national coalition party and the fins party. shortly after she conceded defeat, the santa maria nearer is coming to an end. ncp leader baterri or po is on track to be the one assembling a new coalition government. i very happy you got this result. this is very we have, we have very good campaign. and i think that election day today, we have more votes weekend people in the hotel, the national coalition party and the nationalists of rica poorer fins party have both benefited from worried about the economy. living costs to surging and finland is teetering into a recession. with her youth and progressive politics,

santa marin has been popular among young moderates at home and abroad. the marin has presided over fin, the biggest cheer political transition in decades applying to join nato in response to neighboring rushes invasion. if ukraine last year, opponents were quick to jump on a leaks video of her drinking and partying with friends, saying she wasn't fit to govern. marin was cleared of rom, doing that arguably criticism of her government's public spending. hit her more than the head in his am, scandal did for me. i'm burdened by the economics actually read like too much dept . i think. i wish you would have it. well. first, they still in 20 years time buffy to the current expenditures on dep thinking i'm worried about how we can afford the welfare states in the future. i noticed on a nice, very popular and she's done great. the most of the fins also think that she did an amazing job with the current wires,

but it may be we have to look at the new crisis that we have. and some of us still believe that she does very good job. other people who need a wants something, you know, having become the world's youngest prime minister at 34 santa marin will be an ex prime minister at 37 from a law. rory challenz al jazeera is like elko nevada. plenty more still had on the news hour, including castillo's, former president hush him sachi, and 3 others plead not guilty of the war crimes trial and behave. the new report lays bad decades of human rights abuses in south sudan calls for a culture of impunity to end. and the box close in on the top playoff seed in these are the best of the action from the mpa. ah,

mouth form a u. s. president donald trump is due to flying to new york in the coming hours ahead of a count court appearance on tuesday. these allies pictures of the plane in florida expected to take him on the 2 and a half hour journey. trump is being charged in connection with the payment his lawyer made to an adult film star during the 2016 presidential election campaign. he's the 1st serving all former us president face criminal case. kristen salumi joins us now live from new york. so a lot ahead on the schedule take us through the next 24 hours while sammy, we expect that president trump will leave his home in florida in about an hour's time and arrive here in new york a few hours after that he'll be staying at trump. tower behind me year in the

penthouse. once he arrives, that's where he'll spend the night. and on tuesday, he will leave early to go to court. you can see behind me already a lot of police presence on the street. a lot of barricades have been set up in an overwhelming amount until news media here waiting to possibly get a glimpse of the president as he either arrives later this afternoon or leaves in the morning to head to the court house, which is about 6 kilometers from here, once he's there or hill b, a sported inside, we probably won't see him outside of the court. household probably be brought in the private entrance for security reasons. under the protection of the secret service. he'll have his standard paperwork to do. he'll have fingerprints take and that's likely to take a couple hours and then he'll have to appear before a judge. the judge will be the same judge in the same court room that tried

a case against trump's business and found it guilty of tax evasion back in december. so we know that media has also been staked out outside the court house. they are and they are asking that the judge allow cameras in the court room that's not typically done in a situation like this by given the high amount of public interest. in this case, the media has requested that cameras be allowed in the court room and that the charges be unsealed for the public. when donald trump does appear, we don't know how that's going to play out, but we do know that demonstrators are expected outside the court. house marjorie taylor green. she is a congresswoman from georgia and the arden trump supporter. she has posted on social media that she will be outside before house and she is called on other demonstrators to arrive as well. so right now, a lot of anticipation waiting for the president to arrive and see how this plays

out. all right, and he will become the 1st former us president or sitting president to be criminally, charged and arraigned. what kind of impact is that likely or expected to have on his re election campaign? well, of course, this president is under multiple investigations. this could only be the 1st other charges that could be filed against him. the president has really tried to get out in front of these charges and use it to his advantage. he used to rally his base describing this as a witch hunt. in fact, he's raised more than $5000000.00. and the last several days since news of this indictment began to go public, he's actually raised more than $5000000.00. and according to a spokesperson, 16000 people have signed up to volunteer for his campaign. as a result,

the spokes person saying that people are sick and tired of the politicization of the justice system. now, while this may be rallying president trump base, of course, those who are more moderate are in the middle are decided independence, that he would need to weigh in an election. it's not clear, of course, how they're going to react as these charges come to light and the trial goes on and on. interesting to note that being charged with a crime, even being convicted of a crime, if he were to be found guilty of these charges would not stop him for running for president might make campaigning very difficult as the fact gone into the next year . and certainly in the past, it would have been hard to imagine any candidate being elected with criminal record or even a criminal charge against him. the president trump, of course, is

a candidate that has defied all expectations or i thanks so much. kristen salumi, the former costs of a president hash, in fact, she is pleaded not guilty to all 10 charges of war crimes he is facing in the hague . the charges relate to a period during and shortly after the cost of a war at the end of the $900.00 ninety's high, false reports be seated of the 2 years in detention hush in thought she was in court to face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity could tell you that i understand the indictment and i'm fully not guilty. thought he and his 3 code used to all senior figures in the course of liberation army, and later prominent politicians that charged with 10 counts of persecution, torture, murder and force disappearance of opponents and alleged pro serbian collaborators. the indictment charges. and we intend to prove hundreds of detentions across kosovo,

usually under terrible conditions of abuse. and over a 100 murders, most of the victims of the accused were fellow kosovar albanians because of the liberation army launched a guerrilla war against serbian rule in 1998 serbian attacks on cause of our albany and civilians. prompted to intervention by nato forces as an end to fighting in 1909095 seniors. serbian officials were convicted of war crimes in 2009. but the former president, milan milton, of which was acquitted his predecessor slow but on the loss of which had already died in custody. that she went from military leader to the prime minister, who declared cause of an independence in 2008. joe biden called him his nations george washington. but in 2020, now president thought she was indicted. he resigned and was expedited to the netherlands, vowing to clear his name. tachi in his co accused, argue they had nothing to do with crimes carried on by others. in

a decentralized gorilla force, what is he running from? what is he trying to hide? that she supporters rallied outside the court. many cousins watching back home accusative anti caly bias. would you call if you're with them? it's not only the just war of the k l, a that's being killed. the state of kosovo is also on trial. which, you know, they all know tony condemning these people, but they are condemning the effort the was that the whole world supported what's not in dispute is that this trial will be lengthy. the prosecution says it needs 2 years just to set out its case. hurry faucet, al jazeera landra, lorenzo a couple of said i is an author and former official at the international civilian office in costs of joins us now live from the line. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, why is it taken so long for these allegations to land in court? i mean, let's face it has hash, in fact,

she went on after the war to become president without apparently these allegations getting in, in his way. yes. so this isn't the 1st problem of this trial. and the reason why it took 2 decades to, to begin this trial is given in the report which is a basis of his trial dis, council of europe report published 1st in 2010, and then approved in 2011 by a 3 senator. and this report urban re summarizes ample alleged evidence of the war crimes. and also the violent methods by which the former kayla leaders later use their military power to gain political and economic power and consume. there is in this report, summarizes this evidence and says that the impunity of these people is explained by the elimination and intimidation of witnesses on one hand. and by the fact that

western powers decided not to act upon the evidence over handling, he says, overwhelming evidence of the war. crimes of these are guerrilla leaders. this is what the report says. and the report is, in fact, the basis for this trial. so there is a, there is also, there are also some political choices made by western bowers, those who were in charge of the reconstruction of casa off to the war. no, and we've had the staff of the trial to day want to make of the 1st day what you make of the presentation by the prosecution. well i, i didn't follow it very closely. i, i, i had to look at the, i mean, at the charges or i even, you know, i, i don't really have views of the details of the charges. what i can say i have no idea where the data is. his go accused are guilty or innocent. what i can say that

we have had a few trials before on, on, on the, on the cost of, of side of the war in the hague, in the un tribunal in the hague. and those trials ultimately acquitted the defendants, but the trust acquitted them only because there were no sufficient links between the accused and some war crimes which were approved. so we know that some war crimes have been committed. and now it will be a question of seeing whether these war crimes can also be linked to dash in his current use. but i, i think, i mean, i know that in kosovo, the trial, i mean few people i had about this trial. and i also think that few people really believe that the k a is entirely innocent walk right now. let, let's not go into the question of who committed more crimes where there is, i think, by now, little doubt as a question of historical research that also the kaylee has committed some war

crimes. now whether that, what the effect of that is or on, on the reasons for which the k to cobb arms on the basis for independence because it is, is entirely different matter. but the mere fact in some crimes have been committed is i think, well established. all right, how easy will it be though? to pin you said it's been well researched well established, but in a legal context to pin specific crimes on specific figures. how easy is not going to be what i said, why are we no, i'm not a criminal lawyer. i don't know the details of this case. i suppose it will be very difficult for 1st of all because the trial begins 24 years after the fact. so even if there are still witnesses around, you know, that memory might be faulty. so he will be a problem. and we will see,

we will see if the prosecution has, you know, these court has been established defacto for this very trial and began to day on the, the, the indicted took maybe 2 years to, to write down the back little more. so, you know, probably there is something behind it, but, you know, we, i, i keep an entirely open mind. okay, thank you so much for your analysis on that. thank you. i'm a care fast. those military's denied responsibility for killing several boys that a base near the town of walk lawyer, a warning to our viewers now you may find some of the images to be distressful. a video posted on social media shows men dressed in military uniforms walking among 7 bodies. the story was initially reported in french media. 2 french reporters were expelled from beginner, facile on sunday. rights groups of accused soldiers of widespread abuses against

civilians as they fight armed groups linked to on either and i saw of the mother of one of those boys who does not want to be identified blames volunteers. soldiers, we lie then young, iceland, luna, and amanda. i once told a darma not to wander the streets. i told him to stay close to his grandmother's house since he was a stranger, and that it was risky to wander around because some people may associate him as being a member of an extremist group. the people i blame of those who took him away. that is to say the military is volunteer fighters. when we went and asked the chief, he told us that they never take some one and released them. now that it's happened, i cry a lot, but i can't change anything. a baby rescued from the rubble of february's earthquakes until kia has been reunited with her mother nearly 2 months after she was saved. alas, giving hope to many families still looking for missing relatives were so solid. our

reports from his stumble, a moment of joy, 54 days after being rescued from under the rubble of the creeks. this struck sort of to here. maybe within is now, were you notice with her mother? 3 and a half month old bitten was trapped in debris for 128 hours. she was taken to hospital in uncut out for treatment. her father and brother died under the robin. but her mother was also rescued. authorities checked her daughter to her dna. she is now back her mother who has been treated in the city of atlanta, the minister of family and social services. the ministry will continue to support the baby. lush mother. this baby is truly and miracle. the fact that she survived and has no health problems tugged at her heart strings. our ministry will always remember her. the earthquakes that he sought and turkey in early february have claimed more than 50000 lives, an injured many more,

but nearly 2 months on some families or says searching for the relatives. according to official figures, around 1300 bodies have not been identified. and more than 300 people have been declared missing. now that baby within has been reunited with her mother. it gives hope to the families still suffering from the agonizing wait list and said that algebra is stumble. so i had an al jazeera, more a malaysia's parliament decision to abolish the death penalty for some offences. and it's the end of the road for electric scooters in paris. people in the french council vote to ban them from september. and leon al massey's name is met by whistles and hobbies, saint germain all to a 7th defeat at home this year feasible to the accident in school. ah

ah hello. they will look to south america and the flood and landslide threat remains the cause. many areas of the north west with the rain is set for heavy over the next few days, places like ecuador, as well as northern peru, bolivia, and north western parts of brazil. now as we go into tuesday, it will be north eastern areas of brazil that see the heavy down pool as you can see, the yellow peaks. the further north west of this, the likes of venezuela are much clearer picture. and it is looking here along the coast of brazil, places like rio de janeiro and sell powder, seen lots of sunshine. now the temperature will pick up and when is there as, as those thunderstorms move north over northern argentina, leaving behind much fine conditions. and it is looking much finer for much of the caribbean, few showers here, and they're very dry and hot for pots of mexico, particularly up in the very north monterey. seen the temperature pick up 35 degrees

celsius on monday, 36 on tuesday. so it is heading north as we had north to north america, a rush of thunderstorm, severe thunderstorms, effecting the deep south rolling into south eastern states of the u. s. springs, a threat of hail as well as flooding, rains, and strong winds. and we are likely to see more in the way of powerful forms across central parts of the us by tuesday that she weather update. ah, a meeting of minds all art is kind of suggesting other worlds to us saying what would a world like this be like the fan knew about mainstream economics? if that happens in any other profession, they will be fired. yeah. or not does fire, they would go to prison. musical innovative brian ino meets renowned economist hygiene chang. i see a lot of hope. i see a lot of experiments going on in the world. a new season of studio

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rusher is accusing. you're trying to focus. writing the ball was like that, kill the prominent military blogger on sunday. blood land photography was a cafe in st. petersburg, female stuff like it's been a question for us president donald trump is due to flight new york and the coming out of a court appearance on tuesday being charged in connection with the legend. money i have 2 adult film soft. told me daniel, former cost of a president has him factory and 3 politicians, the pleaded not guilty. war time. the charges, the hey, the case they back the period during and actually after the war, the end of the $990.00 decades of conflict have led to widespread human rights abuses in south to then that's according to the un commission on human rights. it alleges, during the past year, the governor of unity state and the lieutenant general of the south sudan people's

defense forces were responsible for the state sanctioned extra judicial killings and attacks on civilians. says those crimes were part of a broader pattern of abuses committed by government and military officials. i've included sanctuary violence and torture where they remain unpunished. the commission is calling for urgent measures to end the culture of impunity. it says officials should be held accountable and comply with international humanitarian law . bonding, falco is a member of the un commission on human rights in south sedan, which produced the report. he says political will is needed to hold those responsible for abuses to account. we've seen that those who commit to abuses and allow them to happen, remaining office, and in some cases that are rewarded rather than punished for this culture of impunity. something that we are strongly convinced needs to be addressed insulted

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at least $21.00. people have died in a landslide in the eastern democratic republic of congo. it happened in a village in my c. c territory in north q province. the search is on the way for several people who are missing. witnesses say some of those who died, women and children doing laundry in the stream by a mountain, southern and midwestern regions of the u. s. a bracing for more extreme weather this week comes just days after storms and tornadoes killed at least 32 people in several states. on sunday, president joe biden declared a major disaster in arkansas that suffered some of the worse damage. more now from r y, the presenter car leg. now, just days after those tornadoes cause destruction across central parts of the us. we are expecting more severe weather over the next few days. and it's going to impact the same areas, the mid west stretching down to more southern areas of the us. and that's because we've had a major storm blow in from the north west pacific. what heavy snow to the likes of

the rock is more central areas and northern areas of the plains, challenging snow records in the dakotas sport, blizzard conditions and life threatening wind chills. not as that cold air matches up with very warm air rising up from the south. that's knocked temperatures up across places like in texas, where we do see these explosive storms along that area. and no super cells have the potential to create those tornadoes. we have had some warnings from watches out already full tornadoes in the deep south. they are likely we can see those storms developing the same areas that thought tornadoes on friday in to saturday night. some of them are expected to be exceptionally powerful. the possibility of about 2 on the scale of 5 on a tornado scale. now just last week we had one in mississippi that was a powerful for on that e. f scale, arkansas for one on friday. that was on a scale of 3. so very strong storms here and that threat stretches its way further

east as we go into thursday, bringing some of those severe weather conditions to the u. s. east coast by the end of the week are joining me now is harold brook sees a senior research scientist at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration . joins us from norman, oklahoma. good to have you ever so 1st of all, why have we seen the storms so intense this year? well, essentially when the ingredients come together, this is the kind of thing that happens and we've had a very active pattern. it's been warm in the, in the southern part of the u. s. and one of the things that typically at this time of year, right, limit storm formation is the cold front go all the way through the gulf of mexico and cool the gulf waters. and that hasn't happened. and so anytime we get a weather system, a walk that comes in the conditions are right for tornadoes. is it then just trying to piece together you're saying, is it possible, say at all that this is related to climate change, or is that too much of

a stretch? but that's at least a little bit of a stretch. the, the fact that the gulf is, is warm. it's a little bit warmer than it, than it has been historically. and a little bit of that is from is from climate change. but this is the time of year when every once in a while we get a very active pattern anyway, and we've known back for over a century these kinds of things happened this time of year. and it may be related to climate change, but it's really hard to go that far down that road. all right, we've got a lot of technology available now. why is it still so difficult to try and predict the path of these tornadoes are going to take? well we're, we're actually pretty good at making the forecast, at least in terms of the generally area say like the central part of the us, or the se, in the us several days in advance. now when it comes down to predicting wherever the individual storm is going to make it radio, that's typically 15 to 30 minutes in advance. and the biggest limitations of,

of that are really just where exactly will a storm form. because many times these storms pretty straight, it's fairly early in their lifetimes. and so predicting the beginning of a storm. and then the ingredients that go into making the, that actually make a particular storm periodic. some of the things that go on our capital, a very small scales within the storm, and that just makes it hard. but we're, we're actually a whole lot better than we were say 50 years ago doing this. why? what about location? the time that these storms hit, things like that, determine the intensity. well, there's not a whole lot to do with the time of day or the, or the location that will affect the intensity. as far as we can tell, with some real, it's small exceptions that produce weak tornadoes. in very particular condition, if you can get a tornado, we can be strong. let. that's true. any place on the planet that if you can get a tornado, we can be a very strong tornado. what does happen, though?

that makes a big difference in terms of location and timing has to do with the impacts of the storm. the southeastern united states has, has more poverty than, than much of the rest of the country. but it also has a lot higher population density. and more of the tornadoes occur after dark. and that makes them extremely difficult to deal with. it's a lot easier to warn people, you know, in the late afternoon, early evening when the, when the sun still out and get people to respond then. but in the southeast we have a combination of not a real good timing for tornadoes, but also a lot of vulnerable population. all right, thanks so much for your thoughts on that. how brooks funerals have been held in the palestinian city of nablus for 2 men killed by israeli forces and raids in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry says the men were from a refugee camp west of numberless 90 for palestinians have been killed by israeli

forces this year. that he has an update from ramallah. despite international efforts to lead to a de escalation in the occupied by bank between the palestinians and israelis. specifically during the holy month of ramadan, these radio rates to palestinian cities have never stopped, although they've been more deadly in some instances than others this morning. and novelist to palestinians were killed by israeli forces fire after they re did the city. and 2 others were arrested according to the israeli forces. those who have been arrested are accused of carrying out a shooting attack against israeli soldiers into what in the north of the occupied was bank late last month. now just to give you an idea since the beginning of the year, more than 90 palestinians were killed by israeli forces fire, 2000 were injured. more than 1500 of them were in nablus,

nablus. and janine have been at the center of israeli reeds. these cities are with palestinian fighters have been grouping, taking up arms, working together to carry out shooting x, x against israeli. in the occupied last spring. malaysia's law house of parliament is voted to remove the mandatory death penalty for crimes such as murder and drug trafficking. instead of capital punishment, offenders will face life imprisonment for caning. depending on the crime, the law will now go to the opera house and then it will be signed by the king. alaysia has suspended execution since 2018 while the amendments to the law of being discuss. florence lewis and column pal with more. the amendments, the bills were passed via a simple voice vote with almost no opposition. and that's because these are bills that have bipartisan support. they've been several years in discussion because more and more over the last few years, there's been an understanding that the death sentence may not be that it's her and

that people think it is. and that it also is unjust because it moved removed the discretionary power of judges. and it means that judges cannot take into account mitigating factors like a history of abuse or history of mental illness in the person who committed the crime. there are several parts to these amendments. one is that it does away with mandatory capital punishment. and so these are $511.00 offences including murder and terrorism. so now it means that the judges now have a discretion. it doesn't do away with capital punishment or death penalty completely, but it means that it is no longer mandatory and discretion can be used. and earlier florence louis met the wife of a man hoping his death sentence will now be reviewed under the new law. oh, funny thought dow, it's husband has been on death row for 13 years. he was found guilty of murder. she's raised their son on her own, a lot pretty badly when my son went to kindergarten. he didn't have

a father. it was just me a single mom. when he started primary school, he didn't have a father then neither one of his no 16. his father has not even held his hand. malaysia is now aiming to abolish the mandatory death penalty. there currently 11 offences where the death is the automatic punishment of the $1300.00 inmates on death row. nearly 70 percent were convicted of drug trafficking in malaysia carrying even a small amount of elicit substance comes under that definition. human rights group say it doesn't meet the threshold of most serious crimes on the international law. the proposed amendments will allow the countries highest court to replace death sentences with life in prison and caning. these reforms have been on the table for several years now, and the more for him on execution has been in place since 2018. the minister in

charge of legal reform says the abolition of the mandatory death penalty is aimed at valuing the sanctity of life. while ensuring justice and fairness for all and he death penalty advocates. welcome to move and say malaysia also needs to look at reforming other aspect of its peano system including rehabilitation. most of us in asia pacific specific still really prioritize of punitive punishment. we don't really ask how question once we punish a guy, and once we come out, what do i do with him? do we expect to sunday reintegrate better society and do good or do we expect them to real found on the route? for neetha, there is at least a chance that her husband's case might be reviewed. i know he did wrong, but please don't hang. he gave him another trend to release him. he can change the changes will still have to be passed in the upper house of parliament and signed into law by the king. before they come into effect. florence louis al jazeera choir

loom poor oil prices have surged after saudi arabia and other producers from the opec floss alliance announced production cuts. rianne says it's a precautionary measure to stabilize the market. the u. s. has opposed the reduction saying the world needs lower oil prices to support economic growth. jim crane is an energy fellow at rice university's baker institute. he says high, all prices will lead to higher global inflation. the pretty big deal. i mean, you know, they were pick plus, had been signaling previously and that's kind of the steady as she goes output strategy. but if you take a look at their market behavior in recent years and months, i mean, not so surprising, right? so, you know, all had been showing weakness, it had been under $80.00 a barrel persistently, which is seems to be an informal floor now for,

for the saudis. at least you see oil at or under that level, you have to figure that the saudis, or at least thinking about taking action. you know, the last big cut they made was in october of last year with oil around $90.00 well below that level. now. so, you know, the saudis want to maintain that the notion that, that october cut was based on market fundamentals. not based on a desire to help, but by this point is november election. so they cut with $90.00 will then and you think that price is now under $80.00, it would be looking at another round of cuts. anybody that's producing oil is going to benefit from this oil producing countries. you know, lots of spending going on in those countries. lots of lots more investment upstream in producing more oil as well as, you know, social programs construction plans, you know, lots of infrastructure, spending, those countries. i suspect that's going to continue. and it's also going to push ya,

you know, inflation in the rest of the world. i mean, central banks around the world are still grappling with persistently high inflation . this is not going to be welcomed. step in those countries. parisians have voted band the hiring of electric scooters in the city. nearly 90 percent of the balance cost against the rental of battery powered vehicles. the only less than 8 percent of eligible voters actually took part in the referendum. atocha butler has more from paris, writing an excuse to like this will soon be a thing of the house in paris because the man has decided to ban them from september. it follows a referendum in the city, 90 percent of people who voted fed that they won't scuse to be ban, mainly because they say they are a nuisance that fed up with seeing them through across havens like this. and many

people also say that dangerous not only for uses, but also for pedestrians. for people though, who use scuse, well, they'll be very disappointed because they say they're good. 0 missions way to zip around the city, particularly because there's so much traffic imperative. and some people also say that the way the referendum he's actually carried out wasn't very fair because very few people knew about them for a little public. see just a few posters around the city to said it's ridiculous because only 7 percent. so voted. and that leads to a band with, with me, that is what's going on. i'm calling it is, are a nightmare. and parents, people drive carelessly that dangerous. so for people safety to ban is a good thing. i don't use them myself, but it's a form of transport that helps a lot of people. so a ban seems pretty excessive. the french government says that it doesn't agree with a ban. what's needed is title regulation they've just launched. new measures for school uses. nevertheless, ours now becomes the biggest city in the world to find electric experiences. even

those people can still have their own private ones. but it will be interesting to see if other cities in the world decide to follow suit. still had an al jazeera daniel madrid as takes the title in miami. he will have that action for you in the school. ah ah

with ah ah ah ah, its bolts fines. pate has had to get us all cut off on the game saturday. thank you very much. chelsea have started the search for a new head coach falling the sacking of grandpa. so just 7 months and george at

stanford bridge villa bryson boss took charging early september on a 5 year contract that he won only 7. i'll be institute for emily gaines. chelsea will beat unseasonal at home to aston villa on saturday. their 11th in the premier league table, 12 points behind the champ, hinsley places, se, let's take a look at the favorites for the chelsea job farm, former by and munich boss union. na guzman has only been looking for a job for about a week after being sacked by the german giants. but he's already emerged as the front runner for both the chelsea. anne taught them, vacant positions are it's your patina has premium experience, having managed tottenham and has been out of work since leaving p. s g at the end of last season, following their title. when french legend zenning sedan, $13.00 champions leagues, and 2 spanish titles in just 5 years in charged rail madrid. but he's previously said that his lack of fluency in english makes him apprehensive about taking a job in the premier league. shall to play liverpool on tuesday. that's another

club and manager who are under pressure. liverpool lie. 8th. here's what yoga clark had to say about the recent premier league settings to the the elephant in the room is probably from your point of view. why or why i am still sitting here in this crazy word or last man, stanley m a r o. great. in spain, rail madrid sounded a warning to barcelona, who they facing the copy del ray semi finals on wednesday for him. ben summer school, the 1st health hattrick in the space of just 7 minutes as they thrashed that rail via daunted at 6 mill is the fastest madrid hattrick in a low eager game. since 1992, he stood an overhead kick, certainly worth and badly look, a morale boosting winful. madrid will practically out of the spanish league title race. as they said, 12 points behind leaders, barcelona, sorry, of those that did or, or were feeling very good after this match. our accuracy in front of goal is back

something we were missing a bit today, our strikers were very efficient and impressive. they combined well and that made the match easy for us at all. there was trouble full paras, sandra manley and al macy's name was met by whistle this from some of their fans before kickoff against leon. macy's being linked with a move back to barcelona when his contract expires. at the end of this season on sunday, p. s g slumped to their 7th lawson as the season and they were beaten by 9th place leon. despite that b as g osley 6 points clear at the top of the situ, bradley popular host, the new york knicks have sealed a place in the n b a playoffs. for just the 2nd time in a decade, the next beat, the washington wizards on sunday to secure a top 6 sports in eastern conference, quinton grimes and jaylen brunswick school in $27.00 points each. the wizards were eliminated from playing contention. as the atlanta hawks beat,

the dallas mavericks also on sunday the milwaukee bucks moved a step closer to the top clay of seed in the east yana, sent into camper and 33 points. 14 re bouncy. 6 assists as the buck speed, the philadelphia 76. 171 and informed the bucks ever to game lead ever boston. the denver nuggets sneed one more when 2 tinge top seed in the west to mom. mary school 26 points and blocked clay thompson's 3 point attempting. the final seconds of the nuggets held on for 1121 and we retained when the golden state warriors a victory in the final 4 games or lost by memphis, would give the nuggets number one seen for the 1st time in franchise history. big news and the sports entertainment will be ultimate fighting championship and w, w. e or joining forces the to are creating a new 21400000000 dollar company that will focus on maximizing media rights,

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basic. he up ahead as he took his 1st victory in the previous class. it's also a made in moto g p race. when for the, for your 4060, which is owned by motorcycle legend, valentino rossi. honestly, i didn't that i didn't expect to go so fast and i was really scared of the from, from the way the, because normally i'm not very good. we then wanted to be underwent about today was fantastic. i had an incredible feeling seized the 1st. hm. and meet that out of the warm up and the yeah, i just enjoy a lot with my bike. i was speaking to the bike just to, you know, as they concentrate then was really, really tough. an incredible feeling. and that's rep from the school cisco. see, we're getting a few hours, semi good stuff paid a thanks so much. well, that brings us to the end of this news out, but the news goes on here now does hear back in a couple of minutes. ah

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