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ah, ah hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is louise. i'll live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes is on historic day. if the call soon, if you hours, we will. walt kong fin lung asked the 31st member or we're alliance. finland set to join nato and a historic shift prompted by roches invasion of ukraine history due to be made in the us with former president, ronald trump, about to become the 1st american leader to face criminal charges. because fossil, this military is accused of torturing and killing children. the government says its forces were not involved. public sector doctors in malaysia walk off the job saying

that overworked, underpaid. i'm devin ashwood schools as p j little golf is arrive at august. the 1st major of the season master's and, and manager this chelsea for past facing liverpool in the english, primarily as the such for any man in charge continues its staff advance. ah, we begin this usa with finland's may to bid, and about 3 hours from now, the country is set to formerly joined the world's biggest security alliance. it's a major policy shift for helsinki, which has made tape utility for years. but the conflict and ukraine changed that prompted finland to apply for membership. 10 months ago, nato secretary general. yet stoughton book says that finland succession to the alliance is historic. finland asked the 31st member or our alliance. this'll make fin lung safer,

and natal stronger. on this very day in 1949 um the washington treaty, nate was founding a treatable signed in washington under a it's hard to imagine in a better way of celebrating our on the mercy than to have been on the calming, a full member of the alliance for many people in finland, joining nato gives them a sense of security. as the situation in europe has changed quite much over the last year. i think it gives a lot of new opportunity for better safety in the future. so we have been for a long time, we've been relying on our independence on neutrality, and now we just realized that that's not the path of the future. now we need to look for new options for the future pain. some ways i think it would make a safer place, but then again, we don't know what russia will do and might. yeah,

it's so the big question for me, i think so. it's better than nothing. you know, it's yeah, alone. it's not it's no chance in this situation. now we are part of part of western europe. we could come to so we bought off this not more than a lawyer so that brings the secure with out 0 correspondence saw working across this story. we've got russell soda in istanbul, dosage a barrier. moscow, but we begin coverage with john ho, who's in ukraine's capital. keith. jonah, it was the war in ukraine that led to this major change in nato. his makeup wasnt adrian. in the simplest of terms, the fact of russia's invasion of ukraine last year from to an urgent rethink by

countries close to russia and on its borders about their security and about the extent to which russia might pose a threat to them. in the future, you may recall in particular, towards the western end of things, the small baltic nations were particularly nervous about that, but they of course, were already native members. they benefited from the guarantee of collective security provided by article 5. this notion that an attack against one is an attack against all not so finland also on the baltic with its 1300 plus kilometer border with russia nor. busy sweden, both of which, deciding last year to give up their long held neutrality and apply for membership. finland's membership bid has been unanimously approved by all the other 30 members of nato. sweden's is only currently being held by turkey. and it's worth remembering in all of this that among president putin's presumed war aims in

invading ukraine. one of them is thought to be specifically to frustrate with nato's ongoing eastern expansion. well, nature plan today, i think, will tell you that he's achieved exactly the opposite of that. with this very rapid expansion of nato taking in finland and possibly in the near future. sweden as well to many facts date. i was there as a whole them live in ukraine's capital cave. sweden also set aside its neutrality and applied to join nato at the same time as finland, but its membership has yet to be approved by turkey and hungary. all nato members must approve a bid for a country to become a member. anchor accuses stockholm of not doing it off to crack down on the kurdish groups. i'll just here is russell soda is in istanbul for us. is there any indication result that turkey is any closer to approving swedes and spend the ship while the officials and the sources that have been speaking to their say that

despite several tall, several meetings, that hasn't been that much of the progress and the general practitioner here is that nothing is going to happen till the election is being held in turkey, which is going to take place on may 14. so till that time, no progress is expected. but since the beginning of this negotiations off, getting them to be them to join nato trick has been quite clear, making a distinction between phil and mc them took you will see that this agreements are, will be the nothing was filled out. however natal, by the time, was insisting that these 2 countries to be, to these 2 companies to be taken to need to be given the, to be given the expression to meet the as a package. but then need to change that position and trick as rectified. phonetic session, but when it comes to be this quite complicated, just recently, during the prayer that the visit or feelings by president drunkard, greg madeline has been insistently asked whether chick is going to approve see the next session to nato or not. and he has repeatedly said that turkey has given

a severe visual toward if he's $124.00 people named this at least of the names that tricky wants to be then to extra, to handle that to ankara of it. when you come to see the site, it's quite complicated to say that regarding the domestic law, it's going to be very, very difficult. the last amendments are going to recall if you are going to be required. and also they have concerns regarding the human rights violations as well . but then kind of said that the security matter and if insisting on that. so the sources here are selling, telling us that field election, that's for sure that the turkish parliament or the ones government is not going to do much too fast. in this process, i'll just say was russell said i live in his tumble. many thanks, did russell, and let's bring in tevo's here. evelyn, who's a professor of world politics at the university of helsinki, georgia now live from helsinki professor. good to have you with us. and we've been

describing finland as having been neutral. would it be more accurate perhaps, to have to coal, finland a non alliance rather than neutral? yes. in finance? there's spinner poly, see of not aligning finland militarily and many have expected that when russia has been receiving your jo previously in ukraine. things wouldn't think it's time to join nato and it never happened on the last ear. now the great majority of the population of politicians are in favor of nato membership in finland. it was a watershed moment last year change of opinion, and today the accession itself. so how do people feel about russia saying that it's now going to bolster its military presence along its border with finland? does not concern them? well, it's kind of of these step one is nate to expands to the border of russia. there

will be more military installations of russia, their car and all of these more generally. i think most people in finland thing that finland, the safer under the protection of the feast, the article of nato, in most imaginable circumstances. of course, in they're less likely circumstance of a major conflict between nato and russia. nuclear war or something like that spin and would be a front blind pantry and therefore it might be more easily destroyed or something by russia in that situation. but the more circumstances it's considered to increase security of finland, does it matter that neighboring sweden is not yet a member of nashville, even though it's applied to join? well, it matters a little bit in the sense that there was this process of joining together. and since may feel a bit bad that sweden was left behind, most people understand that 1st from finland, it's more of

a security concern being aboard a country with russia to join nato and for sweden all so it's better to have finland in nato as a buffer zone l. nature buffer zone between sweden and russia rather than fiend. and also being all so more malicious think it's unfortunate but not something we shouldn't worry too much. finland as an 8th amendment would probably make many efforts to try to get sweden in as soon as possible. you talked about this, the shift in public opinion to 2 people becoming in favor of joining nature, what. what was behind that? i mean, russia has always been a threat to finland. what, what's changed? what changed was on the one hand to politicians 1st heard hootin saying like if there should be some kind all moratorium,

most stop 2 countries close to russia. joining, nate to which things failed, would be a trick to solver any deal, finland, infinity. that was always the thing that we have an option to join nato, but we not using that option. so on the one hand, the idea that somebody is trying to get that option away, finland has a history of being a bowl or play card in like tools. so in game some bigger nations, from styling to hitler and all that. and then 2nd, of course, russia being aggressive as ducking and bordering country that snow tornado member infinity. people started asking what might be a similar country that might be object of that kind of aggression next. and that was like time to join nato. good talk to professor many thanks to you for being with us. thank you. here with a new sound from al jazeera still to come on the program. it queued up,

and the asti gillian up, people saw those who are making profit or those who have made profit at all. these need to know that it is more money, $13000.00 villages in the night. a delta bring a case against oil giant shells all the way to london. so i court scarred for life . survivors of acid attacks, urge mexico's government to strengthen the law and live and let live golfers compete. will hear from some of the world's best players out of the masters at augusta. that's coming up later with jim. ah, donald trump will make history later on tuesday when he becomes the 1st former or sitting u. s. president to be criminally charged. exactly what the charges are and how many of them isn't yet clear, but we do know they're in connection with hush. money paid to porn star store,

be daniels in 2016. trump arrived at new york on monday afternoon at his spending the night at his manhattan residence. he's described the case as political persecution, and as urged supporters to protest. gabriel alexander reports now from new york. it was oh, eyes and cameras on donald trump as he arrived in his home town, new york city on monday afternoon. but for the rest of the day, the former president spent it away from the public eye in his former residents, trump tower in midtown manhattan. trump will surrender to authorities on tuesday after being indicted by a manhattan grand jury on charges stemming from an alleged hush money payment over a $130000.00 to a former adult film. star long foresman is on a heightened state of alert. ah, amid fears of a repeat of the january 6th scenes, when his supporters stormed congress in washington dc, while you in town

b on your best behavior? as always, we will not allow violence or vandalism of any kind. and if one is court participating in any act of violence, they would be arrested and held accountable. no matter who you all trump is expected to arrive at the manhattan district attorney's office. around 11 am local time under heavy security escort inside trump will have his fingerprints and photograph taken the process can take a couple hours. around 2 pm. he will be walked down a hallway to a court room and come face to face with this man. judge won merchant who will oversee the arraignment. at the arraignment is when the indictment will likely be unsealed. and trump and the rest of the world will hear the charges against the former president. for the 1st time, trump is expected to plead, not guilty after it's over, trump will immediately fly back to his morrow lago,

a state in florida, where he is expected to speak about the day's events. for the 1st time. over the years from has been the target of numerous law suits and criminal investigations, dating back a decades well before he was ever president of the united states. he always found a way to attack his adversaries and delay any potential criminal prosecution, juliet wrong doing. but this time is different. what trump will, based on tuesday, is unlike anything he has ever experienced before. and it's something america has never seen before. gabriel's gondo, al jazeera new york christians luminous outside the courthouse in new york, where it's terribly early christian. what are we expecting later today? while we are in fact, expecting to hear those charges against donald trump for the 1st time and how they

relate to that hush money payment, he made to the adult film star back in 2016 when he was running for president i we, i remember will hear this for the 1st time because this has been a secret proceeding taking place inside the court with the grand jury meeting to deliberate possible charges. we are not going to be able to see what happens in the courtroom on videotape. the judge is not allowing a camera in the court. there will be some still photos, but the expectation is that the charges will be red. donald trump will enter a not guilty plea. and for what we've been hearing so much about, we will have more details. the grand jury is supposed to be secret. everything we know so far is because of witnesses who come out and spoken to the media from the proceedings. people like michael cohen are the former fixer of donald trump and

other witnesses as well. they have told their side of the story, but we're going to hear from da albin bragg, the district attorney himself. and the case that he expects to bring for the 1st time now that he is free to discuss it, he is expected to have a press conference later in the day. and then later tonight, after president trump goes through all of the processing in the court appearance, he is expected to fly back to morrow logo in florida and address the public from they are as well and a video recording. it's a little after what is speech. 17 minutes past 6 in the morning, but over the roar of traffic behind you there, i can hear some shouting what's, what's going on there right now? oh yeah, absolutely. yeah. there's a lot of barricades set up for security. a lot of heavy police presence heavy media presence, we're hearing some of the some shouting going on as well. i honestly can't see

exactly what's happening, but a little bit of a, a disturbance. but there's a lot of police on the scene. a lot of security here, a lot of media here, lot of tension just waiting for this process to happen. protesters are expected. one very prominent congresswoman and president trump supporter has called for a demonstration in the park across the street from the court house. i. so a lot of anticipation, a lot of people expected i actually ran into some trump supporters outside trump tower yesterday, including a woman who had come up all the way from nashville, tennessee to see the proceedings. here's what she told me about why she came. i've been following trump. i voted for twice and i as well, he says more support than he's ever had before. and it all the seem to come to a head when he announced that he's running for election again that i think they're just after him for like things that just aren't there. and

a lot of the district attorneys like elsewhere. i just, i just moved from chicago, same story where they're, they, they just seem to very corrupt. and i talk about no 2 tears of justice systems. and i kind of seeing every now where people are not treated equal equally under a law. so wanted to come here and i'm at this a bigger place to show my support for president trump and i had the head so we do expect a lot of attention focused on the court house to lay demonstrators. we've seen an anti trump demonstrators here in new york over the last week as well. i and a lot of police in security presence as this all plays out, hopefully safely and ours to come out here as kristen salumi lives in new york. when he thinks kristen trump is expected to surrender when he won't be arrested. he'll be processed as a defendant. that means fingerprints and hit

a mug shot to taken the the charges will be read out in court. he'll be asked to plea and will then be free to go. once the next court date has been set, he won't have to post bail. legal analysts say that the case is at least a year away from actually going to trial. so he could be in court. during the 2024 presidential election campaign, u. s. law doesn't bar people from running for office if they're on trial. trump's also facing multiple other investigations by the justice department, district attorneys in manhattan in georgia. and in new york. john had run reports now from new york. the indictment of donald trump is historic, unprecedented in just the tip of a legal iceberg. the new york charges reportedly 30 of them are expected to be detailed on tuesday, focused on a $130000.00 hush money payment to a porn star. during the 2016 presidential campaign, we do know it's centered around a legal,

very common confidentiality agreement that was signed years and years ago with stormy daniels and between her attorneys and michael cohen. but the new york case is likely not the most dangerous for the former president compared to the other investigations which included efforts to over throw or overturn the 2020 election. the new york case seems to be the least serious of them all in georgia. a grand jury has recommended indictments for multiple people over interference in georgia's 2020 election. it's not clear, trump is among them, but legal experts say this conversation between trump and georgia secretary of state amounts to a smoking gun. i just want to find 11780 loads, which is one more that we have the jury for women offered this murky but tantalizing tid bit. there are certainly names that you would recognize. yes,

another legal threat, special council jack smiths prob, of trump's handling of classified documents. last summer, the f. b, i seized more than a 100 of them from trump's florida home after he refused requests to turn them over . smith is also investigating trump's actions during the january 6 2021 attack on the u. s. capital trump is dismissed. all the investigations is partisan, which runs, but until the new york indictment, the man known as teflon, dawn has faced real repercussions only at the ballot box. a northwestern university psychologist as trumps risk taking even a moral qualities, are key to his popularity. here is this beast out there doing it for me going out there fighting for me, saying what i feel deep down. and that's attractive. i mean like, you know, he may be, he may be a narcissist, he may be a sociopath, but he's mine are. so for my sociopath, whether that approach works in court might well be tested again. and again,

john henderson, al jazeera, new york locust on supreme court has ruled that the election commission's decision to delay snap poles in 2 provinces was illegal. it's called for the vote to now be held no later than may 15th. the commission delayed elections in punjab and kind of part tone cwa. it to october, saying that a lack of research, citing a lack of resources. both areas were governed by supporters of former prime minister emron. com. i'll 0 come all high to reports from islam about historic decision by the budget son is supreme court, which had to intervene after the government started to drag its feet on the election day. although that election day one denounced for 30 of april in the province of the pun, job, where am ron cons? government had the dog, the provincial assembly, according to the budget on the constitution, the elections have to be held within 90 days after the disillusion. busy off that

particular assembly, the government of cause were saying that they cannot hold or the election on the stipulated day. saying that the country was going to an unprecedented economic crisis. and that go the election should be held at the same time at the national assembly and left elections. on the 8th of october, however, the court has ruled that the election should be held on the 12th of may. and 13 days delay saying that 13 dead were wasted, saying that the move by the election commissioner of august onwards unconstitutional. this of course, will be seen at the major when for the budget on that he can solve which has the decision of the 2 prim court. at the historic decision by the government and power of god, will not be happy with this decision. at least one person has died and dozens of been injured. ultra train derailed in the netherlands around 50 people were on board when a fire broke out in one of the carriages. the train had a construction construction equipment on the track,

near village between the hague and laden city. a launch fire broken out at one of the biggest clothing markets in bangladesh. his capital no casualties have been reported. firefighters are trying to bring the blaze under control. bangladesh has a poor fire safety record in 201-2100. 17 people died in a government factory blaze. state doctors on temporary contracts and malaysia are on strike for 3 days. they've threatened a mass resignation unless they give them permanent positions and better pay florence louis reports from quantum contract doctors working in the government health system are walking off the job. they're taking unplanned leave between monday and wednesday this week. as part of a strike, part of an anonymous group calling itself more, got dr. malaysia, which means strike, say they expect at least $8000.00 doctors to take part. their demands include better pay more reasonable working hours and to join the civil service as permanent

staff. that would give the better career prospects and job security. what is happening today is not defiance by doctors. it is a call for help for the entire health care. so it's not just for doctors for the entire health get service militia is facing multiple crisis. we need to recognize organizers say the strike has been successful. the government says health care services have not experienced any disruption so far. outside a hospital, patients had mixed views, awaited a long time to get treatment once in a hip trevor, a long way to be here. i understand why some doctors are going on strike. and i wish them to best because it is their fight. contract doctors have declined to be interviewed on camera, but some have told us, while they want better working conditions and pay, they aren't taking part in the strike because they want to put that patient 1st.

and they don't want to overburden that cali. in 2021, hundreds of junior dr. staged a brief walk out in a similar dispute over pay and working conditions. the malaysian medical association says they don't condone strike action, but understand the difficulties. contract, doctor's face, and nieces been brought up to many hope ministers. the meaning are ones about know what the contract doctors are going through. so you will know that this government is new and they have inhabited this problem. but still there, the gum one of the day and so de mustang, the responsibility. on tuesday, the prime minister said the health ministry will offer permanent positions to more than 12000 contract doctors over the next 3 years. but analysts say this is a short term solution, and malaysia's public health system may need an overhaul. florence louis al jazeera kuala lumpur. we'll get a weather update next on that is are still to come. am i excited?

oh, absolutely. to the moon nasa unveils the crew for its next autumn. ms. everson strike a lake load on top of victory of the premier league action from somebody else to the sport in little over 20 minutes. ah hi, there is lots of fine and dry weather to be found across europe at the moment, particularly across western areas of more in the way of sunshine and settled weather. but it's a largely unsettled towards the southeast. got a number of warnings out of the next few days with red warnings for wind in places like croatia as well as montenegro. we are going to see some wintery weather places like romania,

as well as serbia and heavy rain with thunderstorms for the likes of greece. now that wintry system does start to shift its way further north. we got some wind warnings behind us across some of the valley. eric islands in the mediterranean, much more settled for the southwest, spain and portugal, seeing more in the way of sunshine as that where to weather skirts its way for the south and is looking largely fine and dry on tuesday in the north west for britain and the island of island, but you can see that rain rolling in as we go into the mid week, more in the way of wintry weather, creeping off across places like ukraine, bellow, ruth, and across the baltic states. we will see some of that snow starting to smudge into sweden. it does turn rather cloudy for large areas of germany as well as poland and denmark. we'll see the temperature come down in copenhagen if we look at the 3 day with some sunny spells on thursday. a

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lou. ah, ah. hello again, adrian finnegan here in tow. how with it he is out from al jazeera, the headlines, finland is set to become the newest member of the nato alliance. how sink, he applied to join the alliance off to russia invaded ukraine. moscow says it will strength of its weatherford positions on the finish border security ty, to new york. i had a donald trump's appearance at a manhattan course. later on tuesday. he's being charged in connection with hush money pay to the porn star stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential election campaign. the french newspaper liberation and the associated press agency have

reduced footage that appears to show members of bikini process military torturing and killing teenage boys writes groups of accused soldiers of widespread abuses in the fight against armed groups linked to al qaeda and i. so, just a warning, you may find some of the footage in nicholas hucks report. distressing. this video footage is reported to have been taken inside a military camp in northern burkina faso. the man filming tells the captives will kill you one after another. and you one who moves, we shoot him. some of the boys appeared dead, others, unconscious among them, his 16 year old cattle heard her adama still breathing. then a soldier in uniform drops a rock on adam, a skull. the soldier's laugh. on him as mother saw this video shared on social media and recognized her son, i told them 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 too risky to wender around because some people be seeing, he was a fighter for i'm groups. we showed the footage to researchers from amnesty international. they say the video constitutes evidence of war crimes committed by burkina faso military. this people are blind and they can they present known danger to doors mean to know soldiers or to those a of volunteers. we don't know what they are accused of. they have just been taken dropped on the floor. ah blanton, blind and blind blindfolded. and they are throwing stones on them, killing them in a very brutal manase. immunity, re, is just a amusing its power by killing people outside the purview of international humanitarian law. the details of the killings were published in an investigation by the associated press and the french newspaper dibiase. several french journalists

have since been thrown out of the country for the government spokesperson denies. the military are involved in the killings. he says, armed groups disguised themselves as soldiers in order to blame the government. we have seen several types of you there was that the incriminating to the soldiers of the book enough us will army, along with one of interests with indifference of the homeland. that pulls a very serious threat to the civilian populations, but are so completely up on the minds the governments narrative about a are fighting against insurgency. more than 40 people were abducted on february 14th and have never been seen since whilst rights group see in this video, a brutal crime. those who support burkina army see justice. revenge for killings committed by arm groups linked to al qaeda in iso, the video was widely circulated among soldiers as a trophy of war for an army that has lost control of most of the country. it now

appears to be killing children and teenagers. it was meant to protect nicholas hawk al jazeera. all giant shell is tearing course in london next week to face chances that it polluted water and soil in the niger delta. more than 13000 villages a bringing the landmark case, they accused the company subsidiaries of destroying their land and their way of life. amid address reports from a gully, the audience just buried the family metric. rosalyn was 87 years old when she died, but the claim her death was hastened by high exposure to all pollution in make up the floor thick on. you take out the clinic, you do this before so that we as benny malackle, i else because of the was done by values of mercy is covered in skin rushes. she says it's from ingesting and bathing in contaminated water. royal dutch shell has been producing all in a gaudy line since 1958. the organic community is now suing it for environmental

damages. i'm gonna go to an up by b is a man leading the charge against the all giant. he says his community feels betrayed by show. i am devastated that that opt you now. shell who we are. no shell is trying to see how we can hideaway from this. what royal dutch shell deed in our galley? dick queued up people. they asked the killing our people, so those who are making profit or those who have made profit out of these need to know that it is blood money. they say the devastation caused by almost 70 years of all exploration in nigeria, niger delta is massive. thousands of actors of mangroves, land and water sources have been damaged. it's estimated it could take between 30

to 50 years to restore the polluted sites to what they were before. more than 50 all this have been recorded in all galli and billy communities polluting palms. and rivers contaminating fish stokes and drinking water. the communities want shell to pay compensation, unclean of the area. the company says that keith has no legal standing environmental. he said the situation in the 2 communities is dire or by in every boy. if you go by that time that they say that a gun with a impact, there is no horned red players are wolf, w hitcho's time, that police killer. now you have a spike robbins in, we know hardly that, how killer bends in 8th lawyers from the community claim shall wants to delay cheese dis, hearing for another 2 years to wear down the villages, and eventually have the case thrown out. and that could have wide implications. their case is seen as a test, as to whether multi nationals can be held accountable for the actions of their

overseas subsidiaries. i'm a decrease al jazeera, or golly. belize has reaffirmed diplomatic ties with taiwan president sighing when, as welcome to move up to hon duras ended relations last week to align itself with china. that left tie, one with only 13 diplomatic allies. china has warned of reprisals if sy meets us. how speak of kevin mccarthy? later in the week, they jin considers self government taiwan as part of its territory to be retaken by force if necessary. the people time one face constant dress and pressure on the neighbor. oh, the other side of the chi went straight. my tie was relationship with democracies around the world have grown stronger in recent years. we continue to be excluded shown and participating in international organizations and serving as a productive member of the international community. rights activists in mexico are

urging the government to strengthen laws against acid attacks on people. they want attacks involving chemicals to be re classified as a crime equivalent to attempted murder on will rob, hello reports from mexico city gunman, 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 feel this attack left 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 cell very blessed 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 this. so she'll probably 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 cur, balance against women have intensified in recent years while a tax 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. april, lemme know solomon several, the problem is not any which used to tax 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, which seeks to reclassify acid attacks as a distinct crime equivalent to attempted murder. if 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, mom 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 the u. s. a bracing for more extreme weather this week. it comes just days after storms and tornadoes killed at least $32.00 people in several states. and as are whether present a car, a leg explains some of those same areas could be hit again. 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 u. s. 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 north, 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 the 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, florida's governor rhonda santas signed a bill which will allow anyone to carry in straight to carry concealed guns without upon it. the new law will take effect in july. it means that training and background checks will not be required for people to carry concealed guns and public. republicans say that law abiding citizens have a right to carry guns and protect themselves. but democrats say the new law will make the state more dangerous students in the u. s. city of nashville of walked out of class to march to tennessee state capital. that the mounting gun reform follows

last week. school shooting in the city that killed 3 children. and 3 adults, british british billionaire richard branson, satellite company has filed for bankruptcy. virgin orbit has been unable to recover from a failed rocket launch in january. it laid off around 85 percent of its employees. last week. u. s. space agency nasa has aimed at was named rather its 1st crew for the mission to fly past the moon in more than 50 years. the 4 astronauts, 3 americans of one canadian, include christina coach, the 1st woman to take part in the luna mission. and as rob reynolds reports, the eventual aim is to return to the surface of the moon. ladies and gentlemen, your order must to clue, ah, with a pep rally style event at nancy's johnson space center in houston. before astronauts took a bow on stage mission commander read wiseman is

a former test pilot with 14 years at nasa often v here with you guys. mission specialist, christina coke will be the engineer on board. am i excited? as so lately? physicist jeremy hanson is a canadian space agency. astronaut or a canadian is going to the moon with our international partnership. and it is glorious and former u. s. navy airman victor glover, will be the spacecraft pilot. because optimist who has more than a mission to the moon and back it's more than a mission that has to happen before we send people to the surface of the moon. it is the next step on the journey that gets humanity to mars. the artemus program named after the ancient greek goddess of the moon, set its 1st on crude spacecraft into lunar orbit last year, a top the powerful or ryan rocket. that successful flight paved the way for next

year's human crude mission. if all goes well, artemus 2 will put humans near earth's cosmic companion for the 1st time since apollo, 17. in 1972. on the 4 day mission, the crew will travel more than 40000000 kilometers orbiting the moon and testing systems and equipment. it's all. busy in preparation for the next mission, which is planned to touch down on the lunar surface, sometime in 2025, rob reynolds alger 0. just i had hair on that, he's our history coles. we'll take a look at our mobile phones have evolved 50 years after the 1st handheld device was released at all in one at augusta. the display ad of the 1st major off the golfing season. that's coming up in the spoke with jim ah.

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18. a ah, again, it's been half a century since the 1st public call was made from a handheld portable phone. in new york, the man credited with inventing the mobile phone says he had no way of knowing that it was historic moment. barbara and copa ripples to many. martin cooper is the father of the melbourne fan. 50 years ago he led a team that created a prototype maple fan and made the fast call from a handheld device. since then, cellphones have come a long way. these were proved times, there was no internet and then i think 73 believe her. there were no digital

cameras, there were no large scale integrated circuits. and so the unit that we built was put together with the of bass, of number of individual parts. it weighed over kilo almost 2 and a half pounds have a very low. 045 minutes of talking. these days, my boss fans can stream films and capture professional quality photographs. cooper predicts the gadgets will play a role in transforming other sectors. the cellular industry is just learning how to do things like a revolutionary education revolution, those healthcare trades, 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 concerned about how tech companies use clients data that's gathered by tracking back to vittie. and somehow or government 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 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. turn off. the sport is gemma. thank you. adrian. the world's best gulf has half been arriving at augusta for the 1st major of the season. a masters this year's tournament has an added dimension with players from the established p. jaytal coming up against those from the breakaway live series. joanna gotcha. raska reports m. when scottie scheffler one, the master's 12 months ago, gulf was still united. the live series hadn't launched and there was no indication

of the play, a rebellion and feud that would follow. but this week, august to will see the return of 18 golf as he joined the saudi back, tall, 6 of whom, a former masters champions. and some of the old guard are ready to defend the more established tool. i have no problem with any. i'm just please do not bash a tour that i have 43 years invested in. it bothers the hell out of me. they don't bother me. i've told everyone sergio's one of the top 10 players i've ever seen hit a ball. but if he's going to make comments about the tour i play i'm, i'm gonna make a comment back and if it's offensive, i apologize. i open champion cameron. smith has more reason than most to bash the pga tour having the band off to joining the live series and denied the opportunity to defend his title at the players championship. the deal straight in says he's received a warm welcome and is happy to return. i think there's too much rubbish going on.

basically i spent an era then seen lots of familiar faces, lots of smiles and hugs. and it's, and to be nice. i don't think there's any ah, any kind of hatred going on between applies monday's practice. session was the 1st time many of the live and pga tour golf was, had played long fight each other since golf ugly split. and there appeared to be no animosity, no skill play golf for 11. so i'm here at the master's and enjoying this week and you know, this week's all about augusta. like i said, all my buddies are still buddies. enjoy seeing. i'm, you know, it's nice to see a lot of guys cuz i haven't seen them not much. so should be a great week and looking forward to it. but that could change if golf see, greg norman was invited to the ma says that says his golf was plan of victory party on the final green. if one of them wins the coveted green jacket on sunday, it's gonna be fun. but i think i'll tell you what, i think the fans and the media are making it more interesting. if you have

a live live versus be coming on the stress, it'd be fun, fun or face rivalry come the fine round. for now at least it's a case of live and that live play as compete. joanna gosh, raska al jazeera, the live golf is, might not be the only ones to challenge the p. j tools. biggest names this week. this was austrian golf. that struck me on the pol, $312.00 ho, the lighting the crowd. when he hit the 8th grade shot coming up here. unfortunately for him though it came in his practice rounds, not in the 33rd in the world, playing in the 2nd boss's office, finishing last year in the premier league manager. this chelsea up against liverpool on tuesday in the 1st game since sacking coach grand. also, he lost his job following chelsea's to no last asked him for the weekend, which left the 11th and the table and 12 points off the top full. and those all important champions league places. chelsea has only one really games in 2023. and

the man in temporary charge of the closet bruno south will admit he's never pick the stopping 11 before is a massive challenge. and i've been just for years coaching about been 24 years the most improved start to really and he's of experience in, in changing rooms. i will try to loose hell play is going to place. has been and underwhelming season for live po, to the 8th in the table. and in danger of there was league finish and the young club club is now the longest serving manager in the premier li, mitzi, still in charge because of his past success rather than his team's current form. i'm not, he has a talisman or, or whatever or, or as a form you wrote on the, on the houses waltz. i'm here for to deliver. i know that 100 percent has nothing, nothing else in my mind, but i know as well,

i'm still here because of what happened in the last few years. i don't like the fact that them pretty much have to rely on that. but is it right or not? we will see that in the future, but we have to, i'm fully in that there's no doubt about there's no doubt, but we have to sort it we cannot just continue playing like we do from time to time . tempers flared inheritance game with taught them esparza just missed out on victory in their 1st game since case antonio cant, i left the club. everton went down to 10 men early in the 2nd half when abs light. corey was given a straight red cart the shoving harry came in, the face. things got was absent when michael came, wrote down christian romero and gave way of penalty. came stepped up, and he put away the bookcase, give the leave. but tottenham was himself be on the long and red cobb lucas, more cable and in the 82nd minute with cents off in the $88.00. and just when it looked like we're heading for the when came grima in the 90 minutes to rescue

appoints addison and also make up for conceiving that penalty earlier in the game. allison out to the verifications. i now want them overtake manchester, united in full place on goal, different insane sally to crap south of the relegation. i will be home georgia and i'm going to send you a via canada in the 9 minutes in length. you have given the penalty with 10 minutes left for humble inquiry on dutch legend, patrick private has relations to the such points to his side of things, at least not to mexico, a referee was caught on camera, new play, and growing during the match between a maritime lay on bass players were also involved managers, i should say in both in a room with one of them. it's hiring that was a scary moment to texas raises outfielder joe smith off the was in the face of the pit during texas is nothing goes for oil on monday. is taking the full

why found that our miss next week want to call him off? is off just failing to recover from an injury that kept him out of tennis for months. the 22 time grand, some champion has been nothing a hit problem, but ended his australian open title defense in the 2nd round is obliged to the spaniard who's 111 times in monte carlo. he's filled up, hoping to be back on court from a french open. more like, well to watch and british bulk, sammy con, has been bombed from all sports the 2 years at the doping before the light while to wait. while champion, he retired off to his lost count brick in february last year that he did not intend to ingest the bond substance, which how similar effects to testosterone. that is a real sport for now. i'll have more later ager jemma manufacture date during here to update you again to just a couple of moments about it from us. well, see, ah,

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