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hello, i'm sammy's a dime. this is the news ally from don coming up in the next 60 minutes. for me you as president, donald trump is traveling from florida to face criminal charges will be live in new york. a message is clear as simple control yourselves. new york city is our home matter, playground for you or miss place anger. new york mayor warns anyone protesting violently will be arrested. security is tightened around the cold war. trump will appear. oil prices jump. 96 percent valve for the opec class alliance announces production. ah,

latino faces military denies. responsibility of the video shows bodies of several boys at the base. 50 is after the 1st ever mobile phone call. the mentor says he had no way of knowing. it was a historic moment. and i'm p systemic with all your sports news. chelsea begin. the search for a new manager of to 2nd gram potter will look at bleeding candidates who have really been linked with taking over the tough job at stanford bridge later in the programs. ah, for me, you as president donald trump is on his way to new york ahead of a court appearance on tuesday. his plane took off from florida short while ago. he's being charged in connection with a payment. his lawyer made to an adult film star that happened during the 2016

presidential election campaign. now trump becomes the 1st serving all former u. s. president. ever to face a criminal case. new york may i have this warning for trump supporters, planning protests. although we have no specific threats. people like marjorie chill agree, who is known to spread miss misinformation in hate. speech of she stated she's coming to town while you're in town b on your best behavior. as always, we will not allow bias or vandalism of any kind. and if one is quite participating the any act of violence, they would be arrested and held accountable. no matter who you are. gabriel, ours on the joins us now live from new york. so gabriel take us through the process awaiting trump when he arrived there.

well, we expect him to touch down here in new york city at laguardia airport, probably within the next hour or so. he will then be s sorted in a motorcade right here to this hotel that bears his name, trump tower, where he once called home for many decades. and right now it is an absolute spectacle outside trump tower, as everyone waits for his arrival here, there are hundreds of journalists, hundreds of tourists, and just people passing by on the streets, trying to get a glimpse of trump when perhaps when he arrives. there's also about a couple of dozen pro, trump supporters as well. not to mention a huge security presence. as soon as trump arrives here at trump tower, it's unclear what he will do, quite frankly, he doesn't have anything on his agenda, but it's clear that he is not making this return trip to new york voluntarily. he is required to having to surrender 2 authorities on tuesday and he's here

arriving here now a day before in order to get ready for that appearance that will have to make in front of the district attorney's office here in new york city. and also in front of a judge tomorrow on tuesday as well, but an absolute for lack of a better word, a circus right now, outside trump tower. as everyone waits for his arrival to see what trump might do when he arrives here. and perhaps because of scenes and sucks is like that take us through the security arrangements which are being put in place to make sure the circus doesn't turn into a security nightmare. yeah, that's right. it has been going on for several days now. up until last week, when there was speculation that trump could be indicted, the security apparatus involved in this involves the secret service, the f, b i the new york police department, as well as other security at the court house as well. this is

a massive security undertaking. potentially thousands of police officers involved. there will be, we think dozens of secret service agents surrounding trumpet all time. this is happening all happening in the heart of new york city. one of the biggest cities, not only in the us, but in the world, there have been calls for protests by both sides. and as we previously heard from the mayor and the police commissioner here, calling on everyone to remain calm and a not a protest in a violent manner if they choose to protest. but clearly this is unprecedented. we've said that word many times over the last couple hours and days. but this really is unprecedented to have a former president having to turn himself in surrender to authorities. and the security apparatus around a former president is tight at all times. but given the circumstances given where

this is happening and given the unknowns about this never happening before in u. s. history, a former president having to turn himself into authorities, there's just an incredible amount of security at multiple layers. all right, thanks so much gabriel. i guess you're going to have a really busy day ahead of you tomorrow. a come back to you. no doubt. later from on that russia is accusing ukraine of august rating a bomb attack that killed a prominent military blogger on sunday. the law glen petoskey was killed, and 32 people wounded in the blast. russian police of arrested a woman in connection with the killing st. pete's his book. also jabari has more from moscow. this is 26 year old dowdy at tripple vall, being questioned by russian authorities in saint petersburg. i brought a statue there that blew up. she sat, 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 happens 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, but the ukranian special services. a charge authorities in kia 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 just he was speaking and events organized by the cyber funds, said movement, an association of people with patriarch view. he was

a supporter of russia's invasion and the social media channel he launched to report on the so called special military operation. at more than half a 1000000 subscribers charged, he was a well known figure among crumbling supporters. seen here with daria gina who was killed in a car bomb attack in the moscow region in august. her father, alexander, duke, and a far right political philosopher was believed to be the intended target. the criminal 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 no longer confined to the dom by 3 sources of ari algae, 0 moscow. ukrainian president of a lot of means then ski is describing fighting around the east and city of back mode, as particularly hot. earlier the head of the wagner mercenary group fighting for moscow, said, his forces had raised the russian flag above an administration building in buck

mode. kiev says it still holds the city though. the u. s. says ukraine is still fighting hard for bar mode. jonah, how reports now from key if it is extremely difficult independently to verify what is going on inside back move or what the status of that eastern city now is. heavily water and of course, fort over fiercely for months now. very little to any independent reporting coming out of this place. that has really no strategic value to either side, but is taken on huge symbolic significance to both sides to russia that desperately wants to be seen, to be re gaining momentum in the east and to ukraine. of course, that very much wants to be seen to continue to resist russia's efforts, and indeed to prevent it even from taking this one relatively modest sized regional center. so what we do have of these conflicting reports from both sides. the

russians in the form of guinea pre goes in the head and founder of the wagner mercenary group, who says that his men flaunted and supplied video purporting to show them flaunting the wagner and russian flags on top of the administrative building in the east of back claiming therefore, that the city has in legal terms, fallen into russian hands that account heavily disputed by the ukrainians by the presidential administration and the east military command who insist that fighting is still going on, particularly around that administrative building and say, quote that the russians are very far from capturing anything. so clearly this is one to watch. but remember that you have guinea pre goes in, in particular, has on previous occasions, may claims of russian victory in the mood only to be proven quite quickly. wrong. don't know how al jazeera keeps nato secretary general yet installed humbug is

confirmed and, and 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. the finish russian border is about 1300 kilometers long, helsinki, abandoned years of neutrality, also the invasion of ukraine. this is a historic a week. to morrow we will um, welcome finland. as the 31st member, overt natal making fin them say for an hour alliance, stronger we all raised the finished flag for the 1st time here at the nato headquarters. it will be a good day for finance, security for nordic security, and for nato as a whole. plenty mostella had on the news hour, including why malaysia's parliament decided to abolish

a mandatory death penalty for some offences. the heart warming story of this little earthquakes of either into care who's been reunited with their mother after nearly 2 months. and the u. s. c. and w, w e of become partners. find out that all about repeating the sport ah, global oil prices have risen sharply after some of the world's biggest producers announced output cuts on sunday. the opec clos group led by saudi arabia said, is slashing daily output by more than a 1000000 barrels a day. that cent price is up on the global oil markets. brent crude, a key benchmark, jumped more than 5 percent on monday to trade above $80.00. a barrel, the international energy agency,

an independent watchdog says supplies were already stretched on the statement. it says the new opaque plus cuts risk exacerbating those strains and pushing up oil prices at a time when strong inflationary pressures are hurting vulnerable consumers around the world. i mean, a banker is chief opec corresponded at energy intelligence and energy information company joins us now from dubai. good to have you with us. so the suggestion there that these oil price of these production cuts are pushing the world into even riskier territory and it comes to inflation. do you agree with that analysis? i think this is a very partial analysis that are being communicated by a lot of the consumer states, especially in the west. however, allow me to explain why this cut took place. this cut represents a very strong message to the market at a time when you had

a lot of speculation. and this speculation was driving the oil price down this cut came as a message to the market that speculators cannot run away with the market messaging . so, so it came in the kind of a reminder that opec is present. opec is active and opec is willing to step in with market management. now, it doesn't mean that these cuts are going to remain for the time being. they decided that they're going to start in may and to remain until the end of 2023. it doesn't mean that they won't be revised at some point, it'll depend on the market conditions. but the market at this point required a reset, especially after the banking crisis, which saw a lot of negative sentiment in the market. all right, so it sounds like you're saying that they didn't actually intend to push prices up . they wanted to stop the falling old prices,

which were if you look for brent was down, it was trading at $80.00 a barrel at the end of last week compared with $95.00 a barrel in early october. as a clue, there was, there was a move going down, but has the price sanction in the last 24 hour shows, whatever the intention was, it is pushing prices up. now, does that mean they're losing control? no, it doesn't mean that they're losing control. then you very well when they took this action that it would raise prices up. and the reason that they took this action was, again, as i said, to send a message to the market. prices were say, were trading in the seventy's when we had the several banks collapse and then it moved to 80. but even, i mean, $80.00 hang on a price is going to stay. i mean, what was your expectation that price is going to stay high or continue rising. you're expecting that oil prices will definitely stay in the eighty's zone. and

energy intelligence were even saying that $90.00 is back on the table given that the 2nd half of the year we're seeing stronger demand with the opening of china, etc. these are voluntary cuts and then there is a reason that it was framed in a voluntary cut agreement rather than the entire group having a formal agreement on what production policy is. it's easier to put together a voluntary cuts, and it's also easier to revise. so i think depending on where things go in the coming months, we might see revisions. all right. how important are all prices staying relatively high, shall we say full saudi arabia's vision 2030 projects to get funding? is that also part of what's going on behind the scenes of some of these countries need the cash of course they need a strong oil price to find many of these projects as you know,

as part of vision 2030. there are many ambitious projects, but any better in that opec will really tell you that policy does not drive a crisis alone. sometimes there are many cases we're opec cut production, and you would see the market moving in the completely different direction. so controlling prices is not something that opec, and that's why they never announce a certain range that they were targeting course every budget, every country aspires to have a certain range to support their spending. but in this move in particular, and it's very nuanced, it's about market control. all right, thanks so much for your now's has been a good chat. thank you. i mean the back of her now former kosovo present hash. in fact, she is pleaded not guilty to all 10 charges he faces at the beginning of a war, crimes trial at the hague, sachi and 3 other former commanders in the kosovo liberation army are charged with overseeing a campaign of torture, murder and persecution,

of opponents high force at reports be seated of the 2 years in detention hush, him thought she was in court to face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. her cook doime cook, i understand the indictment and i am fully not guilty that he and his 3 co accuse to all senior figures in the kosovo 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

obedient civilians. prompted to intervention by nato forces. as an end to fighting in 1909095 senior serbian officials were convicted of war crimes in 2009. but the former president milan militant which was acquitted. his predecessor slobbered on milosevic 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 nation's 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, and his co accused argue they had nothing to do with crimes carried out 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 cars have been watching back home, accusative anti kaylee bias. would you call it year with them?

it's not totally the just war of the k l. a that's being judged. the state of casa, is also on trial with the know they all not only 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. harry faucet al jazeera, andrea lorenzo a couple of earlier headed the economics unit of the international civilian office in costco. he says the conclusion of a report by the council of europe form the basis for the trial ending a to decade delay. the reason why it took 2 decades to begin this trial is given in the report, which is a basis for this trial, dis, council of europe report published 1st in 2010 and then approved in 2011 by a 3 senator. and this report, a summarizes ample alleged evidence of the war crimes and also the

violent methods by which the former k leaders later use our military power to gain political and economic power in this report. i 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 resting powers decided not to act upon the evidence over handling, he says overwhelming evidence of the war crimes or these gary 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 gossip after the war malaysia law house of parliament has voted to remove the mandatory death penalty

for crimes such as murder and drug trafficking, instead of capital punishment, offenders will face life, imprisonment or caning, depending on the crime law will now go to the upper house and then to the king could be signed. malaysia has suspended execution since 2018 while the amendments to the law being discussed. lawrence lewis and column for now 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 the deterrent that people think it is. and that it also is unjust. because it removes 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 now 16, his father has not even held his hand. malaysia is now aiming to abolish the mandatory death penalty. there. currently 11 offences with 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 imprisonment and caning. these reforms have been on the table for several years now, and a moratorium on executions 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 fantasy for all anti death penalty advocates. welcome to move and say malaysia also needs to look at reforming other

aspects of its penal system including rehabilitation. most of us in asia pacific specific grants to really prioritize of trinity punishment. we don't really ask how question once we punish a guy and once they come out, what you want do with him, do we expect to sunday reintegrate better society and do good or do we expect them to re offend 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. can you give him another trend and release him? you 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 quite loom poor. our baby rescued from the rubble of february's earthquakes in turkey has been reunited with her mother, nettie. 2 months after she was saved. that's giving hope to many families. still looking for missing relatives was all sorted. our reports from a stumble,

a moment of joy. 54 days after being rescued from under the rubble of the creeks, the strokes out of touch here. maybe the tin is now united with her mother. 3 and a half month old bitten was trapped beneath debbie 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 is being 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 a miracle. the fact that she survived and has no health problems tugged at our heart strings, our ministry will always remember her. the earthquakes that he, salt and turkey in early february have claimed more than 50000 lives and injured

many more. but nearly 2 months on some families are still searching for their relatives. according to official figures, around 1300 bodies have not been identified. and more than 200 people had been declared missing. now that baby routine has been reunited with her mother. it gives hope to the family is still suffering from the agonizing wait list and said that o jazeera is stumble. students in nashville have walked out of classrooms and are marching in protest to the tennessee state capital, demanding a stop to gun violence. the march comes off the last week, shooting at the covenant school, where 3 students and 3 adults were killed. police found the shooter own 7 firearms, which will all bolt legally. parisians have voted to banned the hiring of electric scooters in the city. net 90 percent of the balance costs were against the rental of battery powered vehicles. that is less than 8 percent of eligible voters to pass

in the referendum dash of us has more now from paris. writing an excuse to like this will soon be a thing of the false 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 papers like this. and many people also say that dangerous not only for uses, but also for pedestrians for people though he uses 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 was 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. that isn't true,

said books. 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 in paris. people drive carelessly that dangerous. so for people safety, the 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 the ban. what's needed is title regulation. they've just lot new measures for school uses. nevertheless, power is now becomes the biggest city in the world to ban electric scooters. 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, a new report, lays bare human rights abuses in south sudan and calls for a culture of impunity to end. and the box close in on the top play off seed in the best of the action from bnb.

ah hello. that things have warmed up across parts of the middle east, particularly across more northern areas. it has fault cooler in the south, but we will see temperatures got to pick up here over the next few days. instead they will be coming down across the levant, thanks to a weather system that's working its way across to kia. bringing some blustery winds to eastern areas of the mediterranean, we could see a potential sandstone once again for the likes of iraq. as those winds start to pick up the temperature in baghdad. heating 34 degrees celsius on wednesday, a launching dry picture, except for coastal areas of saudi arabia affecting western yemen as well, and some of that rain trickling across into the horn of africa. now we are expecting the rain to pick up a former rocco,

we could see some heavy rain start to move into more sensual areas on tuesday. some of that rain as well picking up, moving across the likes of tunisia and northern algeria for the wet weather. however, we have to head to that central band, we've got some fierce thunderstorms rumbling their way across the democratic republic of congo and angola, with thunderstorms in luanda through to the end of the week. much dryer for the south of this in particular for south africa just a few showers coming into places like s were teeny, but lots of sunshine for cape town. ah. a meeting of mine all art is kind of suggesting other worlds to us saying what would a world like this be like the fan yoga mainstream economics. if that happens in any other profession, they will be fired. yeah. or not just fire. they would go to prison. musical innovative, brian, you know, 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 be unscripted coming scene. it's a $1000000000.00 money, no drink operation for coal. marsha is bigger than the covenant with financial institutions, regulators and governance complicit. i'm always offering with it. right. i've described that in a 4 part series. al jazeera is investigative unit because under cover in southern africa, pittsburgh, we can fill 90 percent of the government once it's falling. it's perfectly brandon . good. part to on al jazeera lou. ah,

come back here watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines. former us president donald trump is on his way to new york ahead of a court appearance on tuesday. plane took off from florida a short while ago, being charged in connection with a payment. his lawyer made to an adult film star. russia is accusing ukraine of orchestrating the bomb attack that killed a prominent military blogger on sunday. log lantus abaski was at a cafe in saint petersburg. female suff has been arrested in question. global prices have risen sharply. also some of the world's biggest produces announced output costs of more than a 1000000 barrels a day. brent crude, a key benchmark jump more than 5 percent on monday. but again, if i says military is denying responsibility for killing several boys at a base near the town of where he go was born view. as you may find some of the

following images to be distressing. the video posted on social media shows men dressed, emerged for uniforms, walking among 7 bodies. the story was initially reported in french media. 2 french reporters were expelled from beginning fast on sunday. rights groups have a q soldiers of widespread abuses against civilians as they fight on groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw the mother of one of those boys who doesn't want to be identified blaine's volunteer soldiers, me lad, and young because he knew me and i once told drama not to wander the street. 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 my 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 volunteer flashes. when we went enough, the chief, he told us that they never take someone and released them. now that it's happened,

i cry a lot, but i can't change anything. sam med nick is west africa, corresponded at the associated press. she was part of the team that filed the investigative report for the news agency, joins us now from dot com. good to have you with us. so let's start with the ultimately, the most important question. i guess you've done your agency, you've done a report. does it draw conclusions as to who is responsible for extra judicial killings of those boys? according to what we found, the reporting that we did, the killings took place. adam military base, northwest of white and the uniform and the equipment is very consistent with what we know the per kina. courses to how this was, uniforms and equipment, in some cases, given by the european union by the united states over the past decade, decade or so. and some of the security forces in the video are seen wearing bertina

felt like on their arm. so according to what we found, it appears to be security forces in a military base, but have carried out killing the lima, as i'm sure you know, from the military and all it says is that they're not responsible. and that anyone can basically put on a uniform. tell us how you approach that suggestion according to the evidence you've come across. well, according to what experts, they say that that is not the modus operandi of armed groups. that arms don't necessarily put on describe themselves military forces and kill people, especially when the minds of the communities in many cases didn't add up with what expert to compet extra say, how arms groups work also. so yeah, as i heard it was in the military base and

a lot of the vehicles that they had and you know, from they were, weren't, were consistent with what we've seen the military forces to have and just to kind of find did you get video evidence of the actual moment of the killings and you are able to see, you know, people killing these boys or was it more of a case of people mulling around with the bodies already there on the floor and dead . and what you see in the video are use men in military fatigues walking around the boys who are lying motionless on the ground. there is one part of the video where a man wearing military panic says maybe a looks like one of the boys and still appears to be breathing. he goes over to him and he throws a large rock on his head. we were able to uncover that this boy, his name was adam. he was 16 years old and his family said that he was feeding the conference and was rounded up by security forces and then taken to this military

base. very heartbreaking story. did you share these findings with authorities and if so, what kind of response did you get from them? we initially reached out to authorities and told them that we were investigating, looking into the video and want to see what their response was. and they said that this was not their security forces. they said that our group dress up either military and he'll meet in order to pin the blame on the government. they also said that security forces volunteer fighters go to human rights train any and that they ha, military observers with their trips. and we know that some journalists have been asked to leave the countries. i'm curious to know. have you faced any blowback after this report? we have not heard from the government since the report came out. i bet who no dice librium published last week and since then 2 journalists didn't have to leave the

country because back we have not had a response from the government. all right, thank you so much for coming and sharing your experience in collecting and putting together this report. sam med nika, decades of conflicts have led to wide spread human rights abuses in south sedan. that's according to the un commission on human rights in the ledges. during the past year, the governor of unity states and the left tenant general of the south sudan people's defense forces were responsible for extra judicial killings and the tax on civilians. it says those crimes were part of a broader pattern of abuses committed by government to military officials that included sexual violence and torture. 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. bonnie africa is a member of the un commission on human rights in south sudan,

which produced the report. he says political will is needed to all 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 unless you turn the page on to be a more democratic, unsafe, a country point citizen. so he is fatherly. you don't do this across the board because we are seeing that the violations are not only instigated from the capital into but also when you go to the state, governors essentially know unto themselves, county commission, to mobilize forces and militia to raise the place severely neighboring areas. so the cost is one of the ways to stop it

publicly see that so you can go on the lead the violations a held to account dismissed or they investigated. and the charges stand up, charged, convicted after due process without fees, will be seeing the articles of violations in mexico and to the saw urging the government to toughen laws against asset attacks. legislation was recently approved that would bring classify attacks involving chemicals, menorah. paula has more from mexico city government. sanchez is an acid attack survivor. the assault she suffered 9 years ago at the hands of a former partner, left scores on 70 percent of her body. if they're going to fill this attack, lift me in the hospital for 8 months. it affected half of my face, my neck, my chest, my arms and legs were completely damaged. after some 64 reconstructive surgeries,

garmin says the trauma never fully goes away. and part of that has to do with the fact her attacker was never arrested act of his say that in many cases, attacks like these go unpunished was al vandalized that out is that problematic as us yet, as i meet at the woman who is survive is of this type of violence, i realized the scale of the social problem in the face. thing i did was change from being a victim to an activist. protest calling on the mexican government to do more to curb violence against women have intensified in recent years. while attacks on women using acid have also been documented in other parts of latin america act of the see the problem here in mexico is especially bad. it but a lemma. no solomon cetera. the problem is not any which used to attacks with acid and corrosive substances. violence is becoming much more cruel and extreme, and this includes other types of toxic, flammable,

reactive and caustic substances. women's rights advocates argue that this form of extreme violence is partly rooted in bad policy, given that authorities in mexico treat acid attacks the same way as any other form of assault. one, the activists are pushing for is passage of a bill. currently in the mexican congress would 6 to re classes. i asked it attacks as a distinct crime equivalent to attempted murder is passed, the new law would increase the punishment for attacks using acid or other corrosive chemicals with up to 12 years in prison. isn't layla's more does. this is one of many steps necessary towards creating an integrated policy that will restore some of the rights that have been taken away from survivors of this type of violence. though mexico's government does not keep an official count of acid attacks, women's rights activists have documented at least 34 over the last 20 years. but many leave the number of victims to be far higher. manuel raffo al jazeera mexico

city, southern and mid western regions of 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. and sunday president joe biden declared a major disaster in arkansas that suffered some of the worse damage. it's got more now from our where 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 rockies 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 those super cells have

the potential to create those tornadoes. we have had some warning, some 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 the tornado scale. now just last week we had one in mississippi that was a powerful for on that yes, 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, nasa has named a team of 4 astern olds for its voyage around the moon, the 1st crude mission there in more than 50 years. for the 1st time in the luna mission, the crew will include an astronauts of color. victor glover and the woman christina

coach. the astronauts won't land on the moon but will fly capsule around it. late next year. the optimist to mission will test the spacecraft life support systems for a touchdown by a subsequent crew. it will be a 4 day journey going a quarter of a 1000000 miles continuing to test out every bit of a ryan going around the far side of the moon. heading home, going through the earth's atmosphere at over 25000 miles per hour and splashing down in the pacific. so am i excited as so lately? human space bite is like really race in that baton has been passed generation to generation and from crew member to crew member from the gemini, mercury, gemini, apollo, apollo. so use sky lab mir the shuttle international space station,

commercial crew and, and now the arm is missions and we understand our role in that. and when we have the privilege of having that baton, we're going to do our best to run a good race to make you proud. still, i had an al jazeera near now unless his name is met by whistles and harris, saint germain folds was 7th defeated. her this year tito will have all the best of the action in school. ah.

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have started the search for a new head coach following the sacking of gray and pot off to just 7 months in charge at stamford bridge. a former bryson boss took charging early september and a 5 year contract. he wanted. he said when i was 22 premier lee games, chelsea were beaten tunnel at home by aston villa on saturday. the 11th and the premier table 12 points behind the champions league places. it's take look at the favorites for the chelsea job now former by munich boss union nozzles. mun 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 frontrunner for both the chelsea and tottenham vacant positions. marita pacino has premier league 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 legends in an incident, 13 champions, leagues, and 2 spanish titles in just 5 years and charged rail madrid, or his previously said that his lack of fluency in english makes him apprehensive

about taking a job in the premier league hotter was under increasing pressure from the chelsea fan base because of those poor results is what some of the supporters have been saying. i mean to be fair, wasn't surprised. i mean, to be fair. we've been, paul did up close for the future. barinello the players bought to be honest the results while were can i for months in my opinion there was inevitable that unless you, unless you ought to get more with. i heard that isn't me, nagel smith, but i don't know if that's the right fit, but it is what it is. and i that's what i heard that he, it's most likely gonna be going to be him for me. are lots of thing. even able's mom was that and i don't think what you tina woo, come in due to light links was, was and stuff and probably not contagion. so i'll probably save announcement as a dan, preferably the dan chelsea play liverpool on tuesday. that's another club and manager who are under pressure of liverpool lie 8th, here's what yoga clark had to say about the recent premier league seconds. the i

think today the elephant in the room is probably from your point of view. why, why i am still sitting here in this crazy were last man standing and a great. meanwhile, in spain rel madrid sounded a warning to barcelona, who they face in the coffin del ray semifinals on wednesday korean benjamin school . the 1st horse hattrick in the space of just 7 minutes, as they thrash rail via dotted 6. no, it was the fastest madrid hattrick in a league game since 1990. 2 east, good, and overhead kick, certainly worth a look. a morale boosting winful madrid who are practically out of the spanish league title race as they sit 12 points behind at barcelona. not because any of those reported or, or we're 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, but there was trouble for paris, sandra, man, linelle, massey's name was met by whistles from some of their fans before kick off against leon. macy's been linked with a move back to barcelona when he's contract expires at the end of the season. on sunday, p s g slumped to their 7 floss at home the season when they were beaten by 9th place, leon, spite that he is she also 6 points clear at the top of the school. big news in the sports entertainment will the ultimate fighting championship and w, w. e. o. joining forces the to are creating a new $21400000000.00 company that will focus on maximizing media, right? sponsorship, monetization and developing new forms of content. under the deal, w w e will become publicly traded, after functioning as a family run business for decades. combining u f. c and

w w e. talent is another thing, the new company will look to do. the transaction is targeted to close in the 2nd half of this year. 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 toxic spots in the eastern conference, went in. grimes and jaylen. brunson, small $27.00 points each. the wizards were eliminated from plain contention. as the atlanta hawks beat, the dallas mavericks also on sunday the milwaukee box moved a step closer to the top play of seed in the east. yana sent him to compo, had 33 points. 14 re bombs and 6 assist says the box beat the philadelphia 17. 6100. 17140 the denver nuggets need one more windsor tinge top seed in the waist. jamal murray school 26 points and block to play thompson's 3 point attempted the final seconds

as the nuggets held on 411-2110 game of the golden state warriors. a victory in the final 4 games over lost by memphis would give the nuggets the number one seed for the 1st time in franchise history. 14 major champion brooks capco says he's looking forward to facing players from the rival, pga to a next week at the master's, the american one. he 2nd title on the saudi back live 2 on sunday. as he held of sebastian munoz by a stroke in orlando, kept her and 17 other plans from the live to her will head to augusta for the 1st major of the golf season. the masters tees off on thursday. i mean, it'd be great to see all the good players back back in one field a year. right. so 1st time we've seen it in a long time, so that'd be exciting. i'm. i'm looking forward to it just to see everybody in and compete against them. right. because at the end the day, you know, i, i'll be honest, i do miss coin against rory. i do miss point against scotty and i'm sure they miss plant against us as well. and that's just, that's a fact. right?

you always want to play against the best and what? yeah, i think if one of the live players does, when i think it'll be definitely a huge statement for live, daniel med whatever's added. the miami masters sees collection of tennis tournament titles. it is 19th in fact, but 1st in miami, made videos took on italy's yet a center in the final russian emerging victoria in straight sense 7563. it's also made with abs, 4th title in 5 consecutive final appearance. that's all the sports needs. semi thanks arch pito, all that sir. and so for the sport now, well, it's been a half a century since the 1st public call was made from a handheld portable phone in new york. now the man credited with inventing the merv alpha and he says he had no way of knowing it was a historic moment. barbara and gopher reports to many martin cooper is the father of the melbourne fair. 50 years ago, he led a team that created a prototype maple fen and made the 1st call from a handheld device. since then,

cellphones have come a long way. these were proved times. there was no internet and i think 73 believe her. there were no digital cameras, there were no or large scale integrated circuits. and so the unit that we built was put together with the math of number of individual parts. it weighed over kilo almost 2 and a half pounds and a very low. 045 minutes of talking. these days may about fans can stream films and capture professional quality photographs. cooper predicts the gadgets will play a role in transforming other sectors. the slayer industry is a just learning how to do things like a revolutionary education revolutionized healthcare changed the whole concept of collaboration. so this is just the beginning, but the evolution of the mobile phone industry is provide, can controversy,

regulate as a concern about how tech companies use clients data that's gathered by tracking back to vittie. the sub ho. oh, our government's through have to decide. what is there about us? they have to protect as an example, your medical information. no one should have that, except people that you want to have that should be true with your financial information. we haven't figured out how to do all those things yet. 50. yes, after the beth of the may about fan, governments now have to deal with the unforeseen challenges that it's created. but for many, it's a device that county without barbara and get her out to sarah. and that's the end of this new south. but the good news is, we're back in a moment with an awful shove. ah

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