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coming up in the next 60 minutes. pressure on to francis routes far right. government faces more protests against is judicial changes, while tensions escalades across the occupies. i've seen them territories homecoming under the shadow of war. 31 ukrainian children are very united with their parents. months after russia was accused of deporting them. also this hour, a stern warning to taiwan, china launches 3 days of military drills to encircle the island baptized president met top us officials and a legal standoff in the united states. after 2 conflicting rulings on a widely used abortion pill counts on how much would the latest sports news and important when for manchester, united than the english premier league, but a came at a cost united phelps score. marcus rochefort left the pit with an injury, as he seemed secure that to nail victory.

ah, thank you very much for joining us. we begin in this news, our in israel, where tens of thousands of protesters have returned to the streets, demanding the government hold its planned judicial overhaul. massive rallies are being held for a 14 straight week, but across the country and especially in tel aviv here, the protests are happening against the backdrop of rising tensions between israelis and palestinians. a car arming attack in the city on friday killed one person, an injured 5 others. it was the latest escalation of violence across the region which has included rocket fire, a shooting and is really air strikes at the heart of a conflict has been, is lamps, 3rd holy, a site he alex, a mosque. israeli forces have conducted multiple waves on palestinian worship as their over the past week and prevented thousands of others from entering during

ramadan. in a moment, we'll hear from al jazeera is resource sir dar in tel aviv. but 1st al jazeera is emron con, has more from ramallah on how the violence in the occupied territories is affecting palestinians and their daily lives. while the near nightly rates are still continue across the occupied westbank since beginning of the year, some 96 people have been killed. 93 of those here in the occupied westbank but it's the injuries now there was another israeli raid at last lights in brooklyn, near jeanine, or where to palestinians were injured. the actual number of injuries is astounding . its $2560.00 since the year began, it's april the 8th. and that really is something now that the palestinians are concerned with the trauma of those who have survived those israeli raids or the types of injuries we're seeing from live bullets being use love ammunition and from

people who would just caught in the crossway. that's becoming increasingly more important for mental health for medical health professionals here in the occupied west pike, because that is a huge amount of people that have been injured. so that's really concerning to them . if you're not any person and you're living near jeanie, nablus hebron places like this when night falls. you don't really know what to expect. you think they may well be another is really rayden of and oftentimes you'll write about that these rates, as i say, ne, nightly. so the atmosphere is incredibly tense, but you're also seeing palestinians now wanting to fight back cheering, attacks like the one that took place in tel aviv out of sheer frustration, frustration about what's been going on here in the northern occupied by westbank since the beginning of the year and live not till al jazeera results, his da, who's in televi forest. a huge protest again underway this saturday res. so tell us 1st about the moon on the streets of television, given the recent tensions we see properly. it is quite

a huge gallery here, included some reports. 145000 people are now currently at the moment at hand in this for testing against the government to be sure over the whole, look, there were calls and warnings issued by the government's asking people lucky at times to protest today due to the security concerns of, of the testers. he'll say that the government is using his security as a, as an, as choose. and they said that it's not going to stop them at 10 days because this is not going to be an important historic moment for the country. and they said that they are here to save the democracy in israel. i was talking to some of the contestants here to say that the couldn't government is in this is government isn't to that to the security of the got to know if the company anti, the unity or the government. and they said that the reason for the security on those security cards in israel is dead. most proud rides. government is ramsey city,

which is not by a prime minister in jamming and attend yahoo on what all of his, his job and in here just a little i go, is ready. the bus minister has issued a statement saying that they are extending the closure on the occupied west bank and also gather up to the 2nd passover, which means weeks and weeks is closures. and the pipe measures are lou g. fulton here. other than when you ask the professors about advice of the palestinians, many of them this is done so from that issues and they prefer not to talk. right? so people out on the streets in huge numbers again, despite the guffman pausing, the judicial changes racial wells for now. this is that 14 saturdays in a row that the hundreds of thousands israelis are coming to the complex, 13 tele, any many other cities across israel to put it as the government's judicial order. all. so simply, the israeli government is saying that the, the supreme court,

the court in israel is a city is, is more and more empowered in itself and also into, for, in all the decisions that are made by the government that they said that this should stop. so to stop that, they are coming up with a proposal, and that is suggesting 2 main of radical change. so 1st they said that $61.00 and peas out of $120.00 can at said should be able to override any decision made by the supreme court. and 2nd, the government should be able to appoint the majority of the judges in that they, that supreme court. but the protesters yet are seeing that such a thing will destroy the check and balance and the separation of the powers in israel. that's why the people are here in the on, on, on the 14th 14th saturday, you know, little testing that and beyond that men of the professors here are seeing that it's not only enough that the golden put oppose on this judicial over the whole thing. but they want the government to resign as well. okay,

so thank you very much for that may so st. army, porting the line from kennedy, myron becerra is al jazeera senior political analyst. he says the growing crisis is further isolating. israel prime minister benjamin. it's now he lost the plot in isn't that his justice? his justice minister no longer talked to him, really his defense minister doesn't like her, his attorney general's telling him to. but out of the so called judicial reform, his to fascist minister of finance and internal security are kind of black men, again, nonstop ever they, he's losing in the pools in israel, losing big time in the pause in israel. he's losing the security situation of the social stability of prosperity, even international, a credit agencies now our downgrade, didn't israel's credit? and the out of all the apps will normalize relations with is there a long no longer talking to nothing else? and those will were supposed to normalize relations with israel,

have normalizing relation with iran. and of course there's the united states is that it's most important ally and nothing else friend and look at them. they're not, they're even turning their back on nathan e o. now, all the tension in israel and the occupy territories as spilled over into lebanon in recent days. israel struck hamas targets in the south on friday, after a barrage of rocket fire palestinian refugees living in lebanon. have been watching those devout means. and the raids on alex the mosque with growing alarm and frustration as then bas ravi before somebody living in limbo, palestinian refugees in lebanon, say they are fed up with watching the escalating violence in occupied territories in a look. so mos garza and the west bank watching their people suffer indignities at the hands of israelis from a distance and from a country whose own economy is in tatters. like and fishy,

i don't know if that line of will. we don't live in palestine palace and lives inside us mission up. will ya make? i'm on the cone and madge. i sat my every day we sit with our children. we talk about palestine about freedom of battle history and all right. to go back. been now you had levied men. no. no war is necessary. what was taken by force should be taken back by panama. peace did not work. displaced for decades. people living here are connected to the conflict by history, by blood, and by their circumstances. less among one idea, no lion have never been to palestine, but i know about it from my family. all the attacks happening make me feel like it belong to the nation even more. and then they might, they level a span that give a year. i was born here, but i am palestinian and loyal to the palestinian cause. what's happening is totally unjust. allah. we're very upset and sat on them. we can't do anything. we can't help. we watch how israelis attack alex,

a mosque and we can't do anything for generations. displaced and generations born abroad, yet to set foot on their ancestral lands with every passing year whenever there is an escalation of tension and violence between israelis and palestinians for the thousands of people living in refugee camps like this. the hope of going back home a right of return is something that slips away just a little bit more. and to remain here is to live as some of the poorest people. in lubbock zane bus ravi ultra 0 at the brazil garage near refugee camp in beirut. saudi arabia and yemen. jose movement have carried out a prisoner swamp, as talks for a permanent cease fire. deal with the rebels gets underway in santa, the hoof is received 13 prisoners after releasing one saudi. a delegation from a man is helping to negotiate an end to the 8 year war between the reigning backed

group. and the saudi led military alliance said, comes after a breakthrough in the relationship between saudi arabia and even last month, the 2 countries re established diplomatic ties in a deal walker by china. natural dean armor is the chairman of the who, the run sub a news agency. he says, oh man has been leading the talks between the regional rivals and agreement could soon be reached. when i got some obama, via for drugs i began, negotiations have been running for some time in addition to the mediation of foot exerted by oman. many issues were put to discussions and fuels are converging, some understandings being reach, so nothing new has been introduced, nor has any new initiative been made. this delegation will therefore be discussing the final points based on the previous discussions crude through the all morning radiators. the decisive agreement is warming up also not a delegation of saudi officials, meanwhile, has arrived in iran to discuss procedures for reopening san to radius embassy. the

saudi, any rainy and foreign minister as met earlier this week for the 1st time in 7 years . the 2 powers have agreed to resume direct flights and are working on re establishing trade deals. plenty more head on this al jazeera news hour, including a funeral is held in moscow for a high profile. russian military blanca was killed in a bomb attack. the sobs are a small minority here in germany, living close to the polish and check republican border and stuff, faster report and from spray, rob about how to solve. so i've managed to preserve this special easter traditions in sort a magical hole to help bind unix bush for the german title. you can see right here, lee tommy south ah, to ukraine, where more than 30 children are back home after russia was accused of deporting them. the group was returned by

a rescue organization called save ukraine. ki says more than 19000 ukrainian children have been illegally defaulted. moscow says it's protecting them from the war. let's go live to al jazeera john hall who joined us from ukrainian, ukraine's capital, keith jonah. so 31 children returned from russia. how many more i believe to be there. well yeah, as you say, the $31.00 children returned on saturday with a 5th such group to be successfully brought out of russia by that n g o save ukrainian total some $360.00 children have been returned in that way since the war began, but it's believed that many thousands more still remain. some of them certainly accompanied by their parents, it made active decisions to stay in russia, but a lot more it's alleged were illegally deported. and according to the evidence of some of those who returned sometimes held against their will in changing location subjected to the meaning treatment,

propaganda and indoctrination. his my report, the return and re union of 31 children with their families is a victory for careful and complicated negotiations to secure their release. in many cases, held against their will for months, child protection workers believe their stories will help prove the international criminal court case against russian president vladimir putin and his children's rights commissioner maria of the lava. how that, where they deported what happened in the camps. how they were real, a k to because it's kidnapping, all of the eighty's destroying the ukrainian identity. it is work crime and genocide. 16 year old with tommy was sent with his parents consent to a russian health camp in october last year. it was meant to be a 2 week break for the hardships of occupied her song. it turned into

a 6 month ordeal before vitale finally saw his family again in march. the 1st 2 weeks were normal. i didn't want to go home so much after 3 weeks. i thought i wanted to go home. i looked for all the possibilities. how to go home. i really wanted to go home because he says he was among the 800 ukrainian children at just one camp. home sick off and scared. and at times he says placed in a detention so for days as punishment for transgressions. it's got to move on to some cars. they fed the same porridge without salt and sugar 3 times a day. they preached to us the same politics. and every evening we would have conversations of importance. they said that russia is a powerful country, and ukraine is a terrorist. the international criminal court says it's identified hundreds of cases of children allegedly forcibly taken from care homes and orphanages in ukraine, deported it says, with the intention of permanently removing them from their country of birth. that's

a violation of the geneva convention. it says, and walker ukraine insists the practice is much wider, saying it's identified more than 19 and a half 1000 cases of false deportations, including many like with tale taken with parental permission under false pretenses . instead enduring months of indoctrination and propaganda. daria cassiano has helped reunite 84 children with their families by providing the russians with proof of legal guardianship. i put to her video that rushes children's commissioner recently showed to un security council members. it purports to show happy ukrainian children some receiving medical care, others placed in foster care. we are other sure, and i need where i am glad that the children are treated well and there is no harsh treatment which we see in the video. but this is part of the information war. russia admits to the removal of 2000 ukrainian children from occupied areas in the

conflict, but presents it as a humanitarian effort. the i c. c, calls it, it was crime, and one ukraine says is taking place on a far bigger scale. in plain sight. there is international attention focused on this issue now since the issue of arrest warrants by the international criminal court for russian president vladimir putin and the criminal children's commissioner maria laval. bell over the international committee of the red cross says it's been in direct contact with over a bell over offering to facilitate contact between separated family members as has the un children from children's fund. unicef that is offered to facilitate re unifications. it says it has so far received no response. john, i thank you for that. john hall reporting their life from keith in russia. he nor has been held for the influential military blogger loudly and petoskey. in moscow,

he was killed in a bomb attack at a cafe in saint petersburg last week to dusky was known for his vocal support of the war in ukraine door. such a battery report from moscow. me a grandfather? well, for one of russia's well known military bloggers, the body of 40 year old flatland, or turkey was brought to the throne of crew sky cemetery moscow, where hundreds attended, including the head of the wagner verse near a group. if get a promotion loudly to tar ski did a lot so that we could go to victory and destroy the enemy. thank you for this. we will always remember him. he is a soldier who stays with us on whose voice will always live and speak only the truth. after our task is killing last week, president read me potent award. i have one of the highest honors for bravery. under heavy security, people waited in line for hours, many of whom you charge are ski personally, if you will read

a link might have been very and never get a man. i think that the best way to make his memory of life is the believe this war. it was a man for whom the victory was most important thing in the world. his wife accompanied the coffin as his body was laid to rest. petoskey was a vocal supporter of the war, and ukraine flatland, tars keys being remembered as a russian hero. and at the end of his funeral, a video of him was shown where he said victory will be ours. for now, only one person has been arrested in connection to his murder, while the federal security services believe and organized group was behind the attack in saint petersburg on april 2nd, 26 year old daria triple bar is now facing a possible 20 year prison sentence. she faces charges of terrorism and possession of explosives and she's ation. she's denied security footage from the day of the

attack appears short to provo carrying a bus up to tar sky that she had the tim at this cafe. moments later the explosion happens as the pro crumbs supporter as they to rush, official fear, have steps up their search for others who they believe may have been involved in this attack. doors, the jabari arch, sierra moscow. pavel falcon, how're is the defense of military analysts. he says a task, he was a hero to some in russia, but not to everyone. he was well known and may be a hero for those who supported his position. but i believe this funeral. oh yes, there was an empty gordon. the leader of the wagner grew some politicians, but what was absent was brushing the official them and the represent hi, representatives of the defense ministry that this fight being the war with your

brain. so i had to some extent, he was a controversial figure because whoa, the official is the russian officials trying to kind of well separate themselves from him inside russia, you have these military correspondence of this burned media organizations or motel . so bloggers who are, i'm self employed and they sometimes do criticize the execution of the special operation, not the operation that is out that they, that they support. but there's been a lot of mismanagement. they're critical of the, quite often of the military high command. as is getting pre gordon, the chief of wagner grew a mercenary groups. that means that the, the are, these influencers are not always told to in

tune with the russian officialdom in the us. politicians from across party lines are calling for the release of the world street journal reporter, arrested in russia last week. the democratic and republican leaders of the senate issued a red joint statement condemning evan guest coverage detention. his pleaded not guilty to charges of espionage. the kremlin accuses him or spying for the u. s. government. gordon faircloth is the world coverage she for the wall street journal . he says the accusations against evan girth of a char, simply untrue. our lawyers were able to meet with him during this past week, and they report that he is in good spirits and good health. we certainly hope that's true. as you are noting earlier, your state department continues to say it's been denied constantly access to evan, which is certainly worrying to us. evans, a journalist, and we've been trying to say this is loudly and forcefully as we can. he was out

there reporting, that's what he does. he was very passionate about the russia story. he thought it was very important for the outside world to be able to hear the voices of russian people and to know and understand what's going on in russia at this moment. and you know, you'll have seen probably the white house press secretary last night tweeted evan girl, which is not a spine. he has never been a spy. yes, never worked for the us government. and the wall street journal also, vehemently can use allocations. i think we've seen a real creeping criminalization of journalism over the past year in russia, which is just frightening, frankly, for the folks they are trying to do their jobs. journalists are routinely followed and surveilled on one recent assignment, when, as i was reporting from a town near the russian ukraine border, multiple security officers were following him and,

and then would speak to people that evan spoke with. we think in an effort to intimidate china has launched military trails. iran, taiwan, just days after the taiwanese president visited the u. s. tie ng when met house speaker kevin mccarthy. in a move that angered raging. taipei reported saturday that more than 70 chinese jets crossed the median line of the taiwan strait. the unofficial barrier between the 2 sides. chinese state media say the military is rehearsing. adding circle meant of the self governing island to which beijing sees as a breakaway province cut yellow pace. arianne has more loosely this meeting between ty, once president, sine, when an u. s. officials in taipei has high political implications, or the government says and needs international support, as threats from china get louder and closer, where the younger went in. i would like to reiterate that the people of taiwan

loved democracy, seek peace, and are keen to fulfill the responsibility in the international community. china considers taiwan as part of its territory and has not ruled out using force to take it. the u. s. s. it's ready to expedite weapons sales as an off one of yours many. sure. i saw often. oh no, there's a one. and i oh, no problem. we will lose weight. now china has launched 3 days of military exercises around taiwan, a response to the taiwanese president meeting earlier this week with us house speaker, kevin mccarthy. ah, ty wants a fighter jets responded with their own drills as fears grow about a possible escalation. there will be ensuring to see just exactly how far the chinese are prepared to push this. and if they do stop an inspect ships in the taiwan strait and the ptolemy side, though, we're not going to comply them,

there's the potential them for them to ascribe into some sort of extend your far. the china remains defiant, however, and he pushes him. i mean to when the taiwan issue is not about democracy, it's an issue concerning china sovereignty and territorial integrity. taiwan is an, an alias part of our country. taiwan understands it needs international backing, especially from the united states. the question is whether it will be enough to deter beijing, cutty, a little pistol again. al jazeera, pope francis has urge his followers not to lose hope despite conflicts around the world. the head of the roman catholic church delivered his message during an easter vigil in st. peter's basilica. these are life pictures from the service. the 86 year old pontiff missed the annual good friday procession because of cold weather in rome. he was discharged from hospital last week after receiving treatment for

bronchitis and still ahead on this al jazeera and use our democracy says you go, you do not call the people you don't turn up their michael bonds when they are speaking . oh, the expulsion of 3 democratic state representatives in tennessee draws condemnation from the us vice president. i'm cathy soy in da da braford you comp enough in kenya and al, detailing why this is destroying the environment in sport. lebron james and the los angeles lakers boost their hopes of securing a playoff spot details coming ah

hello, it is looking rather dull outside here in doha corbett a cloud in fact to cause mot chauffeur, b, middle lease sick us out there over towards the saudi arabia thick enough to produce mount breaks of rain as we go on through the next couple of days. bits and pieces of rain coming in the weather. weather will be towards the red sea and notice of weather weather a little further north to look at the temperatures beginning up into the 30s by and large, a few showers slipping across syria using into iraq as we go on through monday to kia seeing some of that where, where the end of time some winter weather here as well, similar pitcher to it and more than part of afghanistan, but we're getting into the 30s, doha, at 32 degrees celsius. there we go. with our shares more widespread peak, the cost central and western parts of saudi. we'll see that where to where the still making his way towards mecca, where temperatures touching $37.00 degrees celsius were not far off. that in cairo, one sun shot a chance of a few showers into northeast and libya into the north of egypt, and some really heavy showers now cropping up around west africa,

particularly into garner toto and into banning joining up with the heavy showers that we have across the heart of africa, the seasonal rains, of course, nudging the way a little further northwards. what a 2 showers to inter, good part of south africa. ah. delser. we're surrounded by it. we buy and buy as economies push for more and more growth. but consumerism is devastating the planet where do those resources come from? where did the impact obstruction happens? alley re reveals the many forces pushing endless economic growth at the cost of vital climate. actually the failure to address because there's not some kind of. there's a struct for leaving all hail to plug it, episode 3 on al jazeera, a meeting of mind, 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 the

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occupied palestinian territories. more than 30 ukrainian children have been reunited with their families after moscow is accused of deporting them. he says more than 16000 and have been illegally sent to washer. moscow says it's protecting them from the war. and china has launched military drill to round taiwan. chinese sate media, c. forces are rehearsing and in circle meant of the island is come, sees after the taiwanese president led the u. s. house speaker angering v g. now iraq has called on turkey to apologize for shelling solomon ear airport in his northern kurdish region. the government says ankara has no legal justification to continue its military operation on iraqi soil. a turkish drone attack hit an area near the airport on friday took here says it's targeting kurdish fighters. it considers terrace in syria vaccination campaign is being launched in the north. it

to protect more than 800000 children in an area hit by 2 devastating earthquakes in february, nearly 800000 people. there are now living in crowded shelters. newark or more shows more from the at my camp in italy, province to day mark the 1st day of the vaccination campaign in north western syria against the measles and a polio. this campaign was launched by local n g o z in cooperation with international organization organizations in response to the increased numbers of affected children with polio and measles. this campaign came 2 months after the devastating to an earthquake that struck the areas of north western as syria, which caused a severe damages to the infrastructure and the sewage system in the entire region. this damage caused and, and caused the spread and increased numbers of affected children with polio and

a me laws. and that per the n g o to act and stop any further spread of this disease. 3 this, this campaign will target the refugee camps across north western europe. in addition to the community centers like schools and community community institutes. this campaign will target more than $800000.00 children across the areas of northwestern syria. the health care system has been severely damaged due to the catastrophic, to an earthquake that struck the areas in addition to their already suffering from the 12 year a conflict. but despite that, they have been working relentlessly and 247 to be of help to the affected people from the earthquakes and the 12 year conflict in the united states to compete in court rulings have raised confusion about the future of

a widely used abortion. pale on friday, a judge in texas order drug regulators to put a hold on miss prestone. soon after another judge in washington state will that access to the pill must be preserved in 17 states. the nob lockley has details another setback for access to abortions in the united states. on friday, a texas federal judge suspended the approval of an abortion pill that has been safely used for decades. after this decision, a court in washington state ordered the federal food and drug administration to continue making the medication available to challenge the texas ruling further, the department of justice issued a statement saying it is committed to protecting americans access to legal reproductive care and will appeal to texas court ruling, many say this is a dangerous precedent for the biden administration. this issue has remained

a priority. there is no question the president and i are going to stand with the women of america and do everything we can to ensure that women have the ability to make decisions about their health care or their reproductive here in the, in the manner that is what they need and they decide that government last year, the president signed an executive order ensuring the protection of women's right to access abortion. this came after the supreme court's decision to overturn a constitutional right to abortion fridays to court rulings mean the future of the drug is uncertain. many fear this will increase the already existing challenges faced by women, and some us states. lean of all clear alger zito. early i spoke to rachel rochelle, who is the dean of temple universities. beasley school of law, she says the texas court ruling would only add to confusion around abortion rights

. it certainly is going to create a lot of confusion as these decisions are killed. so immediately, nothing changes. the texas of judge ordered a stay of an injunction for the next 7 days, allowing the government, the f, d a to appeal the decision of the 5th circuit. many think that the d o j, the department of justice will go straight to the supreme court because these are 2 conflicting decisions, the a being told to withdraw if a person from the market and at the same time, another federal court telling keep the status quo one of the most significant parts or aspects of the texas decision, it comes to the opposite conclusion about method prestone and medication, abortion safety painting the picture that the, the pills are dangerous and that the, the people who take them are at risk. and it's frankly just belied by decades of evidence, evidence that the washington court sites evidence that the f

d is considered for years now. so it's suggest to me that this court, you know, has, has really heated the advice and the expertise of the amec i and the plaintiffs who want to end abortion nationwide in the united states of. but it certainly to very different takes on what should be pretty clear. fax, u. s. vice president come, the harris has met the 2 democrats away expelled from the tennessee state legislature. they were voted out after leading a protest demanding stricter gun control on to the hospital last week. the removal came in the middle of a public up for after the latest school shooting in nashville and fisher reports. we have become known as the tennessee 33 democrats who loudly argued for gun control in the state. the faced expulsion from the overwhelmingly republican legislature for allegedly breaking rules and decorum too. were kicked out. the 2

black lawmaker vice president, come la harris, me the horridly arrange trip to the state to show support from the bite in white house for them under arguments. i didn't think oh you did. i told them he knew their microphones when they, i think, oh, the punishment. the 2 men see, was driven by racism. it was a public and political lynching. it was an attempt to humiliate us, but on what they did was really showed for the world and humiliate themselves, that this is not a democracy that this is, you know, a body that is, is so petty and so weak. and so build on white fragility on march 30th state representatives just joins and just and pearson rallied with gun control supporters inside the tennessee house. but then the 2 took their protest onto the chamber floor using a bull horn to chant no action, no peace. one week later, nearly all but one republican legislator for to,

to expel the men. while the white women legislator who had stood with joins, and pearson just held on to her seat, democratic officials have called the expulsions shameful. to me it's, it's a horrific indictment on the tennessee g o p and they ought to be ashamed of themselves. and the fact that they contain you to keep their foot on the accelerator when they knew the world was, was, it really just shows what this republican party has, has, has sought to new loads, almost lost in the uproar. the reason why the 2 democrats and hundreds of students, teachers and parents had been protesting, a must shooting at a private religious school on march 27th. 3 adults and 3 children were killed, legislator se ultimately, gun control needs to be the focus. i'm asking folks to who are mer to stay mad. both men could be back in the tennessee house very soon. the could be appointed by the districts on an interim basis. and then they will lead the fight for gun

control and to stop these kinds of expulsions from happening again. alan fisher al jazeera, at least 80 people have been kidnapped in northwest and nigeria gunmen targeted mostly women and children in a village in san fire estate on friday. but they say they're working with the military to rescue the victims. the government has blamed criminal gangs for abducting hundreds of people in north and central nigeria for ransom amedee treats, has more from candle the security forces still insist that they own a trail of the gun men, women and children who went out to do a walk and also for the bushes, however, this box an escalation in the palace being unleashed by these bandage, whatever. you're going to call them in the northwest part of niger. and particularly in the past few months, there was a collection of military activity in that area. and one residence of the village,

why these people are taken, told this morning that in fact, they suspect that it's in retaliation to be conducted by the security of course, on the capital of the standards in some states in particular. and of course, recently some arrested in that and they feel that this could be the reason why these escalation recently the last time they heard about you seen anything of this magnitude was a long time before the election. so they said up to now no contact from the kidnappers, or any demand for 44 people have been killed by armed coves in 2 villages in volcano fossil. the attacks happened in the northeast near the border with new share or keener fossil has been battling fighters linked to arcada and i saw for the past 7 years, the global climate crisis is taking

a toll on the world's most vulnerable people. extreme weather events are affecting refugees and displaced communities worldwide. the horn of africa is experiencing it's longest and most severe drive on record. people living in kenya's bab refugee can say the drought is pushing them to the rank of salvation. i'll just hear as catherine saw reports to me said kenya, aiden mohammed, nor is a file trader in that up town. it's home to thousands of somali refugees who have escaped conflict and drought most rely on firewood and charcoal for warmth, and cooking. nor a cannon says he has to travel farther to look for acacia trees, which are endangered species rumba before we used to walk for a short time to find the trees. now we have to walk for 5 days to find anything that can make us enough money. the trees are getting scarce. trees and party grasslands have long existed in this region, but now they have all but disappeared,

exposing the area to sand storms and blistering heat. people here rely on firewood for their cooking. we have been talking to sellers who say they have to go far to look for trees to cut, but they also know the harm caused by cutting down trees. but they say this is their livelihood. droughts have become more frequent in reason. yes. 5 rainy seasons have failed. in the horn of africa, millions of people are on the brink of starvation. the number of people leaving in dobb and other r it areas is growing rapidly and resources are stretched. climate change is also making life was for many, kenya is ahead of many other countries in working to safeguard the environment. but honestly say more needs to be done. there is a difference with action that are happening as pockets as compared to happening,

upscale, un touching the lives of many people. and the argument is, can we bring those pockets of successes to scale my muzzle only on of africa, but we need to graduate from policy to archon noor has lived in the dub all his life. he says, if the environment continues to deteriorate, he can see his way of life been wiped out. catherine sawyer, all da, 0 the dub, in north east and kenya, more displaced, people are especially vulnerable to climate change and it's not just kenya. storms have damage camps for thousands of families in yemen, makeshift shelters can't withstand the extreme weather that's becoming more frequent in bangladesh. erratic weather is destroying the very land that rowing a refugee camps are built on. heavy rains have caused catastrophic marsh slides. poor sanitation puts people at risk of waterborne diseases in nigeria is born of

fate. half the cases of a recent collar outbreak were in areas where the large displaced population events like these force people who fled violence to move on. again. they joined the 24000000 displaced by climate change in 2021 while the shore or die. a sculptor is an environmental economists at the euro, mediterranean center on climate change. he explains how rising temperatures are affecting refugees around the world. be in love with bon climate conflict already are greatly pleasing the complexity of richard morgan like at present the vast majority of people who are moving to climate change are displaced within their own country. but of course, we have the model that we have the rest of your crises and of course live hot about africa as well. now with climate change, many, many of you or publish the move are being affected by concurrent and disasters,

and displacement, leaving them with little have to recover before the next catastrophic side. what do you think, making it difficult? there is a very good time for preparation. for the food using the camp and also, or if it is a b, r or the local governance or the eating for preparation. if one is after after the other that's, that's the most difficult part. depression time is beginning, shorter and shorter, as the climate emergency is become the new norm. you could say that people were talking about invalidation idea. you know, they're already been affected by climate change and they are climate this place people in a way already we are already, we are already in that situation. it's not in the future. if you happening now, it's time for action. the prices and the commitments are all are all there, but they'll help the climate refugees for the common people in the camp. we need

more investment. we need to find ways to help people take the next step. they have the displays, they have to move from their previous life. we need a less 1000000 people in, in, and this are we're talking about the more valuable people in the enter planner. they have no one else to do more. know what else to move to accept the agency than the local governments to help them. but overall we need mitigation policy to enact that we need the rich countries behind come country to act on their commitments. otherwise this situation will become more everywhere. now not many people will have heard about the sorbs. they are a minority in germany known for the ancient easter traditions, the nor slavic community in western europe, not only practices lavish at decorating this easter. they also want to send a message about peace, bath, and travel to shrivelled and as the story the soaps, i believe,

to have migrated into 6 century from the cap. pacey in mountains in central europe to these forest and present a germany surviving attempts to german eyes, their ancient culture, tens of thousands to live in this region, not far from the polish and check board us. every year at easter massena hoffman tries to preserve the saw be in tradition of act painting like her answers, she gets the acts different symbols with special messages for good health, happiness and prosperity. mid the involve sound on this is and should we use the symbol of the wolf, the tooth to protect against the evil spirit. it is used for homes, animals, and people. the egg is a symbol of fertility. they used to throw and i got a field in spring, so become fertile. the has always been important. while the ac decorating tradition lives on these days, much of the symbolism is forgotten. now it has mainly become a popular art form. so it has managed to preserve their culture for over

a 1000 years, mainly because they've lived quite isolated along these waterways. deaf survived was communism naziism. but now that knology is threatening to native language i with so i'll be in songs the community tries to prevent the language from being lost. it is estimated that from around 80000 sorbs, only 20000 still speaks all be in a mix between polish check and other languages. i saw the tv channel and saw the in schools how to keep the language alive, but competition with german is heart. have escaped filler, as it must be by then there is the option to use or been on your computer for windows example. and there are many programs made especially for sar, been language, but the question is i actually using this in daily life? and the answer is no. he does manage to convey a message in saw be in though. yes, sir. yes. yes sir. so with our service visit, i wish the whole world

a happy easter mind that says this brings it oh, with their songs to. so it's not only one to send the message or survival but also of beast. i saw that people were very disturbed with the war. currently in europe, it was unthinkable for us as a community that this could happen. we need or connections with slavic people like we've had for generations. so we hope this will will end soon to sort hope to get more government support to keep their language and culture a life they say after surviving for more than 1500 years, it would be a great loss for it to disappear. steadfast an algebra spray, while germany still ahead on al jazeera in sort a fight lampart didn't know how difficult his job at chelsea would be. well, he now knows merely action coming up next week. ah,

the pursuit of endless economic growth has caused the planet. there's a number of things that threaten all civilization, as we know that's an existential threat. otherwise asked if overhauling entrenched economic systems can help robust the damage. we must go from degenerative systems to regenerating the living world and meets the businesses balancing the books by making the planet as important as profit. that is that dramatic change for society . are we going to collapse, or are we gonna write business critical on al jazeera, with

lou ah, ah, some numbers 40 santa thank you very much. a fall. you are earning highlander stars from manchester city. as they close, the gap on premier league leader is our small with the win norwegian strike escort twice as they beat south hampton. for one away, this match was holland's returned to the line up that he missed the city's last game. due to a growing injury, he now has 44 goals across all competitions this season for pep squad, your la fight cities. victory means that they now trail arsenal by 5 points. the gunners play on sunday against liverpool. newcastle had picked up a 5th when in

a row as they looked to finish in the top 4 and qualify for next season's champions league. they came from behind to beat brents with 2. 1 thanks to an own goal by keeper, dabby the idea, and a wonderful strike from swedish forward alexander is that you castle fits in 3rd place. 4th place, man, united are level of points with new castle that have a worse goal difference. and they were to nail winners at home to edison. their goals that came from scott, looks harmony, and antony marshall at some a bad news for united. the however, that top score a mock a slash further pulled up with an injury late in the game and he was unable to finish the match icon sitting this moment. you are doctor, maybe i'm not sure that we have to wait. how bad or how would it is? so yeah, obviously he went off with a complaint and now we have to wait to buy said to diagnose and then we can see

tottenham half kept there hopes of a top 4 finish alive, a son in goal from some young man and a 2nd half a winner from hurricane help them beat brice and 2 on the home. first sit in 5th thought there are 3 points behind the united, a new castle having played one game more than both for lampart that stand as caretaker ball said, chelsea is off to an unhappy sort. the blues using one nail away to wolf. chelsea remain in the bottom half of the table lampart it was brought to the club, but following the sacking of graham puerto as coat, they feel they do still have something to play for the season with chelsea fill in the chapter. yeah, i think is a big, big task manager and chelsea football club. you know, we're not, you know, in a position we want to be in as always a reason for the reality of the lake season. so i was aware

of the expenses. so everything in one day and there was some big games in germany as the race to be crowned linda's legal champions. heated up once challenge have to be a spot on that position. thomas was she on his way, he was sure to little a stunning goal by my fears, the leak that had held by munich maintained a 2 point advantage at the top of the table, thomas to his side, beating fryeburg one nail away by and are looking to win an 11th straight german championship with a 2nd play thought men also won. they beat union burling, who over by 3rd that spot goals from daniela. man and, and you super mccorkle, helping them seal a 21 victory boatman. the are aiming to win the blended league for the 1st time since 2012. the bron james and the lakers have boosted their hopes of

securing a guaranteed spot in the n b a playoffs. james school, the 16 points to as his team, it beat phoenix funds that 121207. the songs are already assured of their playoff place for now, the lakers are 7th in the western conference. the top 6, it goes straight into the playoffs and avoid having to get through the play in a tournament. so brooklyn that to have reached the eastern conference playoff that they did it with a win over the orlando magic this victory and new york combined it with a defeat for the miami heat, locked in 6 plays for brooklyn. the next will take on the philadelphia 70 sixes and the playoffs. we have to come together new system, new city, all the stuff. so it's not going to be an easy task by any stretch. and they have, you know, the problem heavy piece. so again, like i said, is an appropriate respect, gifford or credit, but at the same time we do feel like, you know, we, we,

we belong at arena. and the dallas mavericks hopes of reaching the m b a post season are over the maverick. so the final shot that the playoffs at disappear with the loss against the chicago bulls and that's always sport for man. hand you back to funny. santa thank you very much for that. that's the news. our on al jazeera, from me fully back table in the whole team, hearing doha, thank you very much for watching. we're live next to my london. you center with my i am the mother to stay with. ah ah, a muslim community in

diana, living in a 5 went to have income tax. this country we are blessed. we live in harmony to call you. i'll give an agenda. i'll just say well, to travel to south america for a guy and he's ramadan is long ago the of late and they enjoy doing it. we have a rich country and thongs of diversity, and that is something that we can celebrate grammar time in guyana analysis era. we're all, mom are not a problem, but we have arrest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driver decides to take the internet to tackle racism. he quickly becomes a significant figure in the fight for the rights of roma. people giving a voice to those least her and launching a charity for those most in need. pongo, calling a witness documentary on al jazeera 0 begum fled to bangladesh looking for safety

after facing military crackdown in man. but this is what she's dealing with now, or make shift home at this refugee campaign. cox's bizarre went up in flames on sunday. the fire has swung the spotlight back on the struggles that charmers and tragedy is based on daily basis by everyone here. this fire, as a reminder of the many challenges facing their rominger refugees there caught between the increasingly dangerous situation in bangladesh and a new political reality off a homeland now led by the same military hunter, responsible for the crackdown, forced them to flee in the 1st place. ah israel's far i government faces more po, test against its judicial changes while tensions escalate across the occupied territories.