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you're wanting to lose our life from a headquarters in ohio, daddy and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes, ukraine's president accused as russian soldiers of be heading a ukrainian soldier. the kremlin says video of be a legit incident needs to be verified. me and mars military says if carried out air strikes on tuesday, that killed more than a 100 people shifted to political gravity or world. the u. s. president calls on northern irelands political leaders to restore the power sharing government as he marks 25 years since the good friday peace agreements. air quality falls in beijing is heavy sand storms hit the capital and other provinces in china . i'm devin ashford, sports at chelsea. a gearing up to face rama trade and the champions the quarter finals. while manchester city have one foot in the semi softer leasing by meeting the renal in the 1st leg to take control of that time.

ah. hello, we begin this news hour with the war in ukraine. russian soldiers are accused of beheading a captured ukrainian soldier in a video president valadez lensky said b acts will not be forgotten nor forgiven. moscow says the footage needs to be verified. we have to correspondence on the story. dorsey jabbar is in moscow, will speak to her in a few minutes. but 1st let's bring in jona. hall was joining us from a keep. so what more we learning about this a legit incident. jonah? well i can tell you that this video makes. ready for particularly grim view, certainly not fit for broadcast. we can't independently verify the video. although it is be widely taken up on social media here in ukraine and the government ukraine certainly is treating it as though it is genuine. in fact,

there are 2 pieces of video, the 1st appears to show the beheaded corpses of 2 ukranian soldiers lying beside the destroyed military vehicle. the 2nd video, much more graphic, appears to show a russian soldier torturing a ukrainian soldier before beheading that soldier. and it does appear that there are signs that this soldier may have been alive at the point where the beheading begins. as i say, can't be verified this video, nor can we verify its contexts. the units involved when it took place where it took place. although the particularly sort of lush green foliage, the 2nd video suggests the timing might have been well before the turn of winter last year. in turn, international reaction has been pretty swift. the un here in ukraine has called it appalling. the european union says if confirm this video is yet another brutal reminder about the inhumane nature of russian aggression and reiterates its firm

commitment to holding all perpetrators and accomplices of war crimes. to accounts that, of course, has been a pretty vociferous reaction from the ukrainian political leadership here, the foreign minister accusing or comparing russia to islamic state off this heading video. and president zelinski releasing a statement calling on all the world leaders to react. he said, don't expect this to be forgiven. we are not going to forget is what he has to say . efficient seat, there's something that no one in the world can ignore how easily these beasts kill this video. the execution of the ukrainian captive, the world must see it. this is a video of russia, as it is the kind of creatures they are. there are no people for them. a son of brother, husband, he someone's child. this is video of russia trying to make this a new norm such a habit of destroying life. let's not bring in dorothy jabari,

joining us from moscow to tell us whether there's been any russian reaction to the accusations about this be heading door so well, according to the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pesca, that this does need to be verified, but he did call it appalling and very disturbing, this is the only reaction we've had so far from any of the officials here in moscow . but of course this is not the 1st time that the russian military has been accused of carrying out the legit war crimes. during this conflict said the main one being that the events that took place in the town of boucher last march, there was a lot of evidence. the ukrainian government claimed that the russian military carried out what they believed to be war crimes. and the russians for their part said that the footage was altered and edited to create the illusion that those crimes were committed by the russian military. but for the time being during, at,

for this latest video, that service, that the officials are waiting to see when it can be verified before they comment any further resorts. and on another note, there have been changes, digital changes that is to the call up, the conscription procedure in russia. what's that about? well, the new law that's just been passed by the upper house of parliament in this country has seen some major changes that will come into effect. as soon as the president signs it would, then it will become law. what it means is now men between the ages of $18.27 who are past with the adding a mandatory military service of one year in this country will no longer have to wait for an actual physical letter from the defense ministry before they have to report to one of the facilities within 20 day period. once their information is uploaded on the federal database, they will be automatically prevented from leaving the country. and they will have to report to a facility belonging to the defense ministry within

a 20 day period. if they don't, there are further restrictions that will be placed on them. now, there was 163 members of the upper house who voted in favor of this. and one senator who was against that she voted no and her comments were to the long lines of that these new changes are unconstitutional. she points out the fact that there are many, many restrictions that will come into force if a person is not able to report to one of these facilities within the water period of time. for the time being at the kremlin says, this is an attempt by the ministry to try and facilitate them or smooth and calm process when it comes to the enlistment process. but have to point out that just because somebody is taking part in the military mandatory service doesn't mean they will be fighting on the front lines in ukraine. this just means that they will be taking part in their military service for the period of one year. all right, thank you. dorothy dorothy jabari reporting from moscow. me and mars jones has

admitted that it carried out air attacks that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. it says those killed in the village of procedure where fighters and the people's defense force and a legitimate military target. but as tony chang reports, evidence from the scene suggests most of those killed were civilians. many of them children and a warning this report contains disturbing images to people shelter in a ditch. the sound of heavy caliber gunfire can be heard in the distance, the sound of an army firing on its own people, government and the frank admission from the spokesman for the military government on state tv. whereas with our bio, yes, of course we launched the attack on them. we were informed that pdf were killed at new event under the attack. they are opposing our government. we met major general zalman turn 3 weeks ago in the capital ne p door and asked him about similar tags

that have killed schools of civilians. he said then as he does now, these are legitimate military targets and those killed a competence. but new and distressing footage from the aftermath of the attack shows bodies that clearly those of children as corpses are removed from the area here. and it's the death toll has risen to more than 100 people the highest number killed in a single events. since the crew, the final number of those who died may never be known because of the severity of the attack. al jazeera asked the exiled unity government. whether this is likely to stop our groups fighting against the gentle route. we started our revolution with basic hunting rifle, so this is an unfair fight in many ways. but the military weakness is that they don't have the manpower and there's no support from the people. targeted sanctions

from the u. s. and u. k. to try and cut off supplies of fuel from emma's air force seems to be having little effect. while a military government affairs set on a scorched earth policy, tony ching al jazeera bank of one to more had on the algebra news hour, including why some people in columbia are refusing to leave their homes even though and nearby volcano could be about to erupt. we look at why several states in the west or us could be forced to cut their water consumption. lebron james leads the lakers into the m b a. playoff will show you how the did it in sport i but 1st he was president says that he wants to see northern islands. governments restored as soon as possible. joe biden is in belfast to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. it ended 30 years of violence as it comes as

a boy caught by pro british unionists has stalled. northern ireland governing assembly biden warn democracy can be fragile. an affective devolve government reflects the people of northern ireland and is accountable to them. a government that works to find ways to hard problems together, going to draw even greater opportunities this region. so hope the assembly and the executive will. so the restore that's a judgment for you to make not made. and i hope that happens along with institutions that facilitate north south and east west relations, all of which are vital pieces of the good friday agreement. andrew simmons and joining us now from belfast. so how has biden's message been received? andrew will i think that sir, the people of northern ireland desperately do what to see some normality returned

to politics and there is a lot of sympathy for what he says here. but the bottom line is that it doesn't move anything on it. we've seen, he also said, we know how fragile democracy can be. every generation needs to fight to preserve democracy. now strong words, and they're aimed at the politicians who should be sharing power but aren't. and that is primarily the union is the democratic unit. his party pulled out of that, evolved government more than a year ago in protest that trading rules and impose because of bricks. it rex it is at the center of all of this rex. it meant that the european union had to have some sort of border har border was proposed at one point which horrified a lot of people because it would have destabilized situation. and particularly in relation to the good friday agreement. and of course, what we have now is a, a different attitude, a different approach to everything. with the winds of framework, witcher gets

a bit more freedom to, or the trade rules in terms of they're, they're putting problems in the way of business people. but no, the units party still disagrees with that as a solution. so there is an impasse. it doesn't seem to be going anywhere. whether has it been anything done behind doors is unlikely, but possible, or there are 5 more than ireland parties. biden's spoke with them that was more greet the meeks and he had done some work with them. and then i'll see university here. he, christy, we refer to this universe is saying in 2011, he was in this call to the cathedral puerto though as divisiveness. there was violence, there, lot of security obviously. and of course the situation here now is very different. there is a lot of money this little business. it's

a thriving area of this university with $15000.00 staff and students is a pride of belfast and he was happy to be here. okay, thank you. and are simmons reporting from belfast? italy's cabinet has announced the state of emergency on immigration, so the move follows a sharp rise in the number of people who are crossing the mediterranean. more than 31000 people have arrived in italy so far this year. that's more than 3 times the number for the same period in 2022. more than 440 people died trying to make that crossing between january and march. the u. n says delays and government lead search and rescue operations are costing lives. ferdinand don't nelly federal. she is a former italian ambassador to the you and he has more on why the country has taken this step. the emergency is meant to provide hours to to distribution of migrant

over a normal and excessive close being that may be in making to region. so we just refresh start organ. i people of the and the 2nd on 272, you're going to initial term may appear disturbing case manager we, when you close the small collect the message that was probably measured by the spanish, from him. a migratory editor, because on the one hand we need more people coming from countries outside europe

needed by our market. but we cannot accept all the pressures that it was regarding able to be in the labor market. and i'm sure the government was amended thought we had to transform really. my video has immersed of a massacre. a carried out by m 23 rebels in november in the democratic republic of congo. the united nations reported at least a 170 people were killed in the eastern village of key shape. those who survived have told of the horrors they faced that day. sarah cairo. how's this reports? the stench of death still lingers in the air. in the bushes and in the church where worshippers took refuge, michael prayed,

he wouldn't be next. as n 23 fighters rated village cliche in eastern d r. c. o 2, they took all the men back to him to peter's banana plantation and said stand in a circle around the whole. then they shot them. and when the 1st hole was filled, they killed the others. next to them. we were shot at the united nations as the m. 23 rebels massacred more than 170 people in k k in november last year bought they didn't stop there. they captured the town for 4 months, hiding in these outposts until they withdrew. a few days ago, bought the villages of still traumatized. women were raped and men forced to bury their own. oh, when they come on, when there was 3 pm, and on the 1st day we birds 15 bodies. the next morning the rebels came and made us bury another 15. amnesty international says the attack hong k. she was part of

a campaign to punish any one seen support rival armed groups the rebels backs by rwanda accusation. it denies have displaced a 1000000 people. the government has told al jazeera that his 1st working on making sure the rebels have completely withdrawn from the area. they look and we'll walk on the needs. people realize your gently. so the government, the government will see with some office proctor, the way they can elsewhere, they way they can bring this up or does people need to make sure they are safely back in their respective ohms. in cache, say, children carry furniture taken from their damaged school. it was used by the 23 fighters as a base. some of when it is who i am, our children are now misbehaving, is they're no longer going to school. our community can't afford to rebuild it.

your community only with the help of the government. can we do that? while i think a show you slowly resuming back to normal, the collective pain felt by an entire community remains. so i don't hide it al jazeera, they run security council set to meet in the next hour to discuss the future of the peacekeeping operation in molly, some countries have already pulled out of that mission. and this comes as concern is growing about the presence of iso in the region will bring in nicholas hopkins, joining us from the car. so nicholas, why is it that i feel is making is gaining ground rather in the region? well, very simply put it because the 1000000 forces, despite the presence of russian fighters from the wagner group, are unable to repel attacks from the local iso affiliate. and we're talking about

a region, the region of mecca, where there has been fighting in the past few months between iso and the local arcade affiliate, the thought of the slumber mister mean. and it comes at a time where there's been a severe drought in the region where the villagers around the city of may not come . went to the city, looking for water. and now they're stuck there because the city in the north has been taken over by iso fighters. now this would have been impossible a year ago. why? well, because minute car was the headquarters of to cuba, which was the headquarters of european special forces that were there to help them all the enforces they have since left. and now the situation, the security situation is deteriorating. and so the people that are in this city that was once populated by just 10000 people, while the population as well to 30000 people during and they have nowhere to go,

but south towards the capital by my go take a look at our reports. strong together in haste, this makeshift camp lies on the outskirts of molly's capital by mac is been built by people who have recently fled violence sweeping the country among them for too much the quantity. she says, when 1000000 soldiers marched into her village, she thought she would be safe, but instead they killed her husband. and then she then describes a wave of attacks carried out by fighters linked to al qaeda and government backed militias. she says, a un peacekeeping forces base not far away, but has never come to protect the people in her village. i came here because it's no longer safe in my village. there's so much uncertainty and the un soldiers, they just come after the battle. look at what has happened and then leave again. 14000 un peacekeeping troops, mostly from african nations, are stationed in mildly after french troops intervened to stop armed groups from invading the country. in 2013, costing nearly $1000000000.00

a year. and with more than 180 soldiers killed, it's the most expensive peacekeeping operation carried out by the u. n. in terms of money in the lives of its personnel. un peacekeeping mission, also known as we knew smith's as it has the mandate to protect the population, ensure the peace agreement is respected and assist molina authorities and building reconciliation in an interview with al jazeera, molly's prime minister says, the mission is not delivering on its monday to protect the population, pres alia, moon shoe, as it can, easy not to poop. we want to make up people site to the international community, intervened. in molly, following the adoption of the un security council, resolution in 2013 molly and understood it was to end the war. emily, as soon as a peace agreement was saw it, they said they were here to bring peace. but there is no place to bring soldiers dying that we want to stop the mass killings of our soldiers and of our citizens by when, if a law get forces from several european countries have left the un mission. after

molly's june to hired russian mercenaries from the wagner group to support its own troops, un independent human rights experts accused fighters from wagner, of carrying out extra judicial killings and torturing people in molly they are meant to protect. and so the un security council is meeting to discuss the future of the mission. at stake is the fate of a people seemingly alone and vulnerable in the face of mounting violence. the un secretary general antonia good terrorist has criticized malia and molly's military agenda ahead of this un security council meeting in a statement. he said that he urged a return to a civilian rule. now elections are supposed to take place in february 2024, but he also said that he deplored what he described as the persistent paralysis in the peace agreement that was signed in 2015 with many of the arm groups. not respecting the peace agreement and continuing to fight in the north in the center

of the country. he deplored what he described as or he denounced what he described as a climate of deep mistrust. so this un security council that will be chaired by russia, a close ally to molly will. that will be the issue at hand. who to trust to is the you it will that un peacekeeping mission be able to deliver on its mandate? that's what the molly and people want, or the molina authority want. whilst the un peacekeeping mission want to see the molina authority keep to its promise. all right, back to you during. thank you so much because hock reporting from the car. well, it's time for the weather now with rob mccully and news of an approaching sy clone in australia, southeast asia, and the wars of the north west of australia to an very active just recently this massive cloud. he isn't just a master cloud now, properly named tropical psycho and quite a strong while now. it's still building the moment,

but by thursday night or maybe early friday morning, it will make landfall in this part of northwest australia is a biggie. is the biggest recorded since 2009 with winds about 230 kilometers per hour. now this is not a very well populated area of australia, so there will be minimal damage, but they will be some. and then after it comes in land, the most likely event is widespread funding over what really are tom act, roads, and therefore they will suffer from it. so this deposition then friday during the day it runs in land. no, it's part of a structure that says cold front going down to the bite. the whole lot will take rain at least to the red interior and through adelaide eventually melbourne. so for example, in alice springs, the forecast certainly gets colder, but the rain will fall on saturday. you get pictures of probably water falls on a ruined red rock and then an adelaide. it starts to rain the evening, your friday temperatures drop here to likewise on melbourne, but a bit delayed 16 degrees. as the sun comes out again for you. on sunday. the biden

administration has proposed water cats and several american states to prevent the colorado river as reservoir from dropping to critical levels. so it's sources in the rocky mountains, and it spans more than 2300 kilometers. 7 us states rely on the river for their water supplies. areas in the north, west of mexico depend on it to rob reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled too alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone will voice with you know, water. busy river, available to the river to serve yearly. $40000000.00 people

in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in colorado, we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade, plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply. divided ministration proposes equal across the board cuts for each of the 7 states in the compact up to 25 percent. if approved, that would certainly cause some pain, perhaps, especially for farmers who use 75 percent of the water pipe from reservoirs. but

also for city dwellers certainly will soon transition or adapt to less water phase sure costs more additional taxes. here in the western united states, we've seen extreme rainfall over the past several months, but scientists say one wet with sir, it's not enough to make up for 23 years of severe drought. so it seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, still had on the al jazeera news. our international community has been absent minded in relation to live, that i'm of the people of somalia. the un chief pleads for health for somalia, where hundreds of thousands have been forced to leave their homes, tragedy and anger. the bodies of those children, a fire at

a mexican migrant center are returned home to honduras, and its advantage to milan again spend chico. all the goals from tuesdays champions, league matches are coming up in support. ah frank assessments just it means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me and map informed opinions. 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world's day critical debate. now only both the legal report, a in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, the pursuit of endless economic growth has cost the planet. there's a number of things that threaten our civilization as we know. and that's an existential threat. authorized oft,

if overhauling entrenched economic systems can help reverse the damage, we must go from degenerative systems to regenerating the living world and meet the businesses balancing the books by making the planet as important as profit. bab, he's had traumatic change for society. are we going to collapse, or are we gonna write business critical on al jazeera lou. oh, i. hello again. the top stories on the al jazeera news, our russian soldiers are being accused of beheading a captured ukrainian soldier in a video. the ukranian president envelope resolute, said the act would not be forgotten. kremlin said authenticity of that footage needs to be confirmed me and martin gentle has admitted to carrying out an air

strike on tuesday. that kills more than 100 people. the military said the aim of the attack on the villager procedure was to restore peace in the region. the u. s. president says he wants to see northern island governments restored as soon as possible. joe biden is in belfast tomorrow. the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. so let's bring you more on the latest measures in italy to deal with the rise and the number of people who are crossing the mediterranean. italian cabinet has declared a state of emergency on immigration. and we have with us how much should he who made the journey across the mediterranean by boats? he's from sarah the own. he's joining us now from palermo and italy. welcome to al jazeera, thanks for speaking to us. so tell us what life is like in palermo. for you ever since you made that dangerous journey. how much or if can you hear me?

yeah, for me. since you made that dangerous journey across the mediterranean, tell us what life has been like for you and tell em on italy. when i to do from menda. so because of course i was being we set it up or or or when we think that we can do from from guinea and let's get the money and then the back it was

right. and then once you arrived on the italian shore as what happened then and i rather not be from the day and he thought it. and then the italian government is now announcing the state of emergency on immigration as someone who, who did that journey across the mediterranean. do you think that this announcement by the government is going to make people think twice about coming to italy? i never

really, my whole goal will be the thing that we know with you with that. okay, well leave it there. thank you. well, how much sorry for speaking to us from italy. thank you. now the united nations secretary general is warning a famine is moving, and so malia has it faces its worst route in decade. antonio terrace says the international community must act to prevent a catastrophe. as many as 43000 people died from the drought last year, according to the un, half of them were under the age of 5. catherine sawyer reports from august issue. the un secretary general spent 2 days in somalia to put more pressure on the

international community to save millions of people facing violence and drought. 5 rainy season half failed in the horn of africa, somalia is a most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have been forced to leave their homes. gutierrez, called for much needed humanitarian support. the un needs $2600000000.00, but only 15 percent donor funding has been met. the media challenge is of course to make sure that we avoid failing again in 2020. so to do so, that is of course, the extremely important priority. but we cannot go warm and long and long, just providing images unless we model we must address the roof calls. so we must put the same urgency in the measures needed to build resilience of the communities

. the city of by dora is body hate. many somalis are coming here from different areas, but help in the camps is limited. some are also fleeing conflict, as the government carries out an offensive against the armed group. also, bob, president, hath and shake muhammad said his government is winning the war. at the moment we working together with other international parts. notice this the position program of the post shop or the liberated areas. this will look to the un to increase critical investment in these areas of these people as our citizens has been denied . that since ability of students sort of services for a long time, the army had taken back important areas held by the group for many years. also, bob is still able to carry out a talks and scare people with tears visit shows

a glimpse of how uncertain things are here. more good dish was partially locked down, major rooms were closed and no one was taking chances. security has been stopped in many parts of the city. we have been speaking to the government forces, who said that the aim is to keep people safe, especially now during the holy month of ramadan. uncertainty is now part of everyday life. for many somalis, katherine saw you all to 0 will good issue, somalia, mozambique is facing its worst color outbreak and more than 2 decades. that's after the country was battered by cycling freddie in late february and in early march. within a 1000000 people have been impacted by the storm. the world health organization says the damage to health facilities and water supplies has increased the risk of

infectious diseases. we're going from the miller, she's joining us not from the capital my poor to. so how bad is the situation, while doctors without borders is calling their response large scale saying that that's the kind of response that's needed because more than 1000000 people were affected after psych loan fredy. and part of that impact for many of those people is this color outbreak, which as you said, as the worst that mozambique is seen in more than 20 years. mozambique does often have these type of outbreaks, but this is certainly a one of the worst exacerbated by cyclop friday given that many water sources were contaminated. and that said, because color as a water boy, disease people are affected in places like killy. mon is them vizier, present province, as well as interim mozambique at the water sources have been affected, where there is no running water. so people are collecting water from wells and then

having to not boiling that water and all the water not being treated adequately. and that's what doctors without borders, that's what the government is trying to do. now treat the water as far as possible and also set up treatment centers and treatment clinics. a one of the challenges is that there are only 269 beds available when, when more than 22000 people have been affected. since september, the government has begun vaccination campaign. they want to roll out to 1000000 doses of color vaccines throughout the year. and so for about 420000 people in the zombies or province have been targeted. so they're trying their best to deal with this outbreak. but it appears this a lot of work to be done, given that also sanitation and hygiene and the availability of water remains a challenge. okay, thank you so much from mr. miller reporting from a pewter pakistan has secured a $2000000000.00 loan from saudi arabia. as it faces an economic crisis. it's one

of the conditions for a bailout from the international monetary fund that is currently under discussion. the cost of living is rising fast and pakistan with inflation at over 30 percent. i said bag reports ah hundreds desperately scramble for free flour is being handed out by the government to from stroking the stolen cost of basic food. the demand has been overwhelmed and people have queued for hours since the beginning of the muslim holy month of ramadan $23.00 people have been killed. his time. pizza distribution centers across pakistan. thousands of bags of flour have also been stolen. good, good hand along. i accept the difficulties for the people in getting free flour or long queues and over crowding as the people and desperate of his flower saw debbie has registered her details and gets her free flour. it takes the whole family to get it into the home. the flower is mixed with water and made into dough. i went

out the budget. i know that you wanted. i could run it, but i knew that it wasn't anything at home to cut my kids. and that has made me worried how to beat them. but i was lucky to have a few bags of free flour from the government center, which will help for a few days, especially in ramadan. children wait eagerly for their food, but it's only bread and sugar. it's simple, but it's all they can afford in millions across the country are struggling with the rising cost of living. some fruits and vegetables have more than doubled in price. the government is struggling to control the economy and implementing economic reforms laid out by the i m f. but there's still no guarantee the economy will recover even with a bad that. and the countries foreign reserves are all time low. whatever comes out of the meetings in washington, the still considerable skepticism, hair apache. i'm afraid that whether the reforms the asking for will actually make things better for normal books or make them worse. back in some of the poorest

parts of the country. sergeant family hoping the flowers enough to get little through the tough months ahead. as i beg, i'll jazeera chilies congress has approved a proposal to reduce working hours from 45 to 40 hours a week. the move is seen by many as a wind for the government and a step forward for workers rights. she likes no r o, a breakthrough in. she lays congress for 6 years. politicians, i've been debating whether to reduce the length of the working week. this was the moment many who argued for that change had been waiting for getting more money for that and i get annually. we want to express great joy because we've shown that it's possible to advance towards a better quality of life for the workers of our country. 127 out of 155 members of congress voted in favor of cutting working hours in chile.

it now joins ecuador introducing the working week to 40 hours. 14 voted against c, a shorter work week. we damage a small businesses. if dorsey lou and i work in more to this is much easier for large companies who can adapt working hours, but is harmful for smaller than me to mentor prizes for a struggling to survive in this economy. crisis president gabriella bowditch came to power last year, promising social and economic reforms ha, but his approval ratings have plummeted. as the economies worsened and inflation has risen to nearly 12 percent, a new constitution he championed last year, was widely rejected for his administration. the passing of this legislation is a much needed when walkers, in the capital santiago, welcome to the changes and then we're going to get the money. and it's good because people have more time for the family. and with today's wages,

people can find another source of income. so it's not bad. latin america has some of the longest working hours in the world. but chili's government says it's possible to improve productivity and the quality of people's lives. and many are watching to see if other nations in the region start to agree. fedex nora o g 0, mexico's immigration chief is expected to face criminal charges after a fire at a detention center last month killed 40 migrants. the announcement follows public outrage over a video that apparently showed security officers walking away from men locked inside burning cells. the remains of some of the victims have been returned home for hila mohammed has more coffin by coffin. the bodies of honduran migrants killed in a fire in mexico. arrive on home soil. similar scenes played out in both

guatemala and el salvador. as families gathered to receive their loved ones and make their final farewells la, saying okay, i see it. then he turned to fixed in the little house to get ahead in life. and then he said he wanted to help his mother because he doesn't have a father. there are no jobs in this place. i mean, and that's why he told me he's going to the united states. i heard him say that there you can. and little bit better. yeah, yeah, yeah, i'm, uh huh. 40 people from central and south america died after being trapped in the center near the us mexico border. this video sparked widespread anger. gods appeared to leave the scene quickly without opening gates for the migrants inside. as the blaze sweeps through the building, commissary wimbleton, mexico's president, andreas manuel lopez over at all accused microsoft starting the fire. but also said the person with the key to the cells was not there. yes, and he called for a 3rd and transparent investigation. he had a demand echoed in the victims home countries,

but am i but it was you will be glad about what we have been very clear as a government that we demand justice and investigation. and those responses will be identified and punished off the days of protests, prosecutor st. mexico's immigration chief will face criminal charges, other immigration officials, a god, and a migrant are under investigation full possible homicide rights group. say the number of migrants arriving in mexico has increased. many end up in border towns like c u dot juarez, that they use as transit points to cross into the u. s. in search of a better life. a search that for some is proving a journey to tragedy. really mohammed al jazeera air quality warnings are in place in china because of sand storms. large areas in the north have been blanketed with sand after wind carried it from mongolia. jessica washington reports impeaching skinny scrape is a hidden behind a haze of dust as

a quality plummets this week. ascent. rome early in the week brought severe pollution to the capitol polka girl her version of the poor. i think the sandstone that definitely bottled her health, but not overreacting to it what i could do, which is to we're a moscow group. the chinese capital is home to 21000000 people. this is the 8th sandstorm to hit the city this year. debating ecological environment monitoring center says the equality index has reached levels that a hazardous to human health. some residents told out a 0 they a carrying on with normal activities, but also being cautious would her. i felt the impact from the sun store, but he's very limited. we don't see the sun storm too often. just make sure you have proper protection and you will be fi. the sandstorm started in mongolia and swift across china, blanketing cities and dust and disrupting traffic. oh are all of our when i got back from work last night i think the air pollution increased and i felt

uncomfortable breathing. when i came up this morning i put my park a hood on because i think my body smells like dust. and i brought a thicker musk yellow just from the storms also reached japan and south korea, causing hayes and poor visibility. turn is a quality has improved in recent years due to strict to environmental regulations on factories, but sandstorms or comments spring time occurrence for beijing because of its proximity to the gobi desert and deforestation in the north of the country. conditions have begun to ease, but more heavy winds and storms are full cost for later in the week. jessica washington out to sierra laura mother berta is the lead analyst at the center for research on energy and clean air. he says, climate change is playing a role in the current weather events in china. seriously, sandstorms pretty much every spring. so it's not to use only that. that says, the spring, however, has been unusual in the number of sand storms because there has been warm and dry

weather in the desert areas that has meant that there is more dust that can be blown off by the wind. and that there has to be the kinds of conditions in easton, china, that are proven for, for the formation of both sandstorm, every service and industrial smoke episodes, both of which have affected beijing. but one of the key drivers making these events potentially more problematic is climate change, which is leading to warmer and dryer weather. eastern china china has to be working to expand forest, rudy forest areas in order to control the dust. there is of course, also address boundary component to this from mongolia with shiny, subtler discount control. and there are developments such as let use change mccleary up land or coal mines or,

or other developments that were in the opposite direction. still had only algebra news. our we build up to a huge game in the champions league. as chelsea get ready to face boulder, israel madrid in the quarter finals. ah a ah

ah ah ah ah. ah. sportsman's with gentle. thank ye. drain manchester city manager pat guatemala, said he was emotionally destroyed after watching his side beat bind, minex torino to take control of that champions league. what a final tie city were at home for the 1st leg and school. they're open after 27

minutes at walter stripe, it was from rotary that was on his we cut left versus well, that was the spanish midfield as a 1st goal in the competition. and it so his side go into half time one the lot. with 20 minutes ago a jack really stole possession, his back heels on eli holland. he picks outside and not a silver to head in cities, seconds. hollander then got it on the act scoring his 45th goal of the season. he now holds the recorder for the most goals by a premier league player across all competitions in a single campaign. go to heaven emotionally, i'm destroyed. i have her. i have 2 more years to day. so you know, it was so demanding game, of course, a good result. really, really good. but to have 95 minutes. i've been there many, many times. 3 years there. i know in europe esteem is

a special to knock out this type of teams. you have to make sure good games. no, just one think it's not a deserved result that does not tell the story of this match. we did not get the rewards that we deserve. this does not feel like a 30, but it is a 30. and of course it's a huge, huge task. now to turn this around, but now we will not give up. we are realistic, but we will not give up. and football is football and home mentioned, germany is the home merchant, germany and like they say, we will, will be to will, it will not be over until we are in the shower. it's advantage into milan. and that's what the final with ben, pico nicolo burrell. i gave the italian side the lead out in the 2nd half. with 10 minutes ago been figure gave away a penalty for a handle. prices on the inside player is our mario is away from. our medically party stepped up and he scored at the fall cakes to make it into with us when in

7 games and stuff for the last in this year. to have a 3rd grade, it's not easy to play in the line of if this result in the 2nd leg is clear, but yeah, for sure we try our best to come back into this this one of course is not the best requirement for the 2nd leg but of course, we still believe it's a tough task facing this man of frank clamp on his chelsea side or in spain to take on defending european champions around the tree in the 1st like of that course, the final is less than a week. so the plan pod was appointed into room manager following the sacking of grandpa to the champions league is chelsea's only remaining height of silver weather season. and they go into the game with right and having failed to win any of the last 4 matches. but then when you get to the stage, wherever the, the reason is, they'll be pressure and ram if it's 5, it's yes and, and now i understand why because of the difficulties of our season and those things

. i don't think that's a problem. i think those things are a fine. there's no bad kara in football then trying to prove people wrong and insensitive pressure. i'm not right about that. football is level is pressure and he can handle depression and you know, a big club. we're not a big well coach calling on chelsea as a man at alam pod knows. while he played on the angela see during the italians 2 years in charge of chelsea and the metro both says he's not enjoyed sitting. his former club struggle this season. i'm sad, yes. from the memory of this club. this of the people that are still working doubt and i am as part of gen sales course because i spend 3 hours really nice that be back. no, i think the lumber, i hope that lumber is able to do it for us to jump with them wednesdays of the

quarter, final is an all italian clash between ac milan and napoli. lastly, are away for the 1st, like i'm missing them. main man up front. victor also man who's out injured napoli or 16 points claire at the top of the italian league, but they did lose formula i'm to milan 10 days ago. lebron james led the lakers into the n b a playoffs with a dramatic comeback when over the minnesota timber. whoops, james top scored with a 30 points as the lakers overturned a 15 point deficit to take victory. it was an action packed finish to the game that is straightest. put a 3 pointer with 1.4 seconds left on the clock to give the lakers and 9895, please. anthony davis and then found mike calmly with 0 point one seconds to play, allowing complete to make 3 free throws to take the game to overtime. but it was the lakers he came out on top of one. i wait to one to 2. they now faced the memphis grizzlies in the 1st round of the playoffs routine.

the analytics, i said, we had a 0.3 channels and we're going to pull susan scott. so you ask for the chance, i guess. what's the turn around our season and yours have an opportunity to get people to be real branch will feels like an actual issue. definitely playoff game, playoff atmosphere. playoff intensity ref allowed us to play. felt like to play all so good again to the point. feel of the game, but also is a different match of that we have coming this weekend with memphis in the eastern court for the atlanta hawks. s of a playoff series against the boston celtics for the 116, a 105 victory over at the miami. heat, tre, young school, $25.00 points for the hawks, miami. they will have another chance to advance when they faced the winter of the play in game between the chicago bulls and the toronto raptors on friday. in major league baseball, the sound of a raise of made it 11 straight, wins brandon lough home. and for the full game in arise to help his side beats, the boston red sox and 7 to the raise. and now to victory. shy all the time record

for most wind to start the season that's held by the 987 milwaukee brewers, and 82 atlanta braves and the boston bruins of sat another n h l. record that 5 to victory over the washington capitals pushed that points total to $133.00. that's the most in a single season. the bruins with one more points than beat 197677, montreal canadians is latest achievement. came one game off with a stephanie winds record in the league. that is the wheel sport piece that will have not up day later. thank you so much, jim, or we're back in just a moment, but ah ah

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