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hello. this is in hughes out on al jazeera. i'm fully back to bo live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. you as president joe biden gets a warm welcome in highland dies e v. this is suzanne festival. whoops. earlier he urged northern ireland to respect the good friday peace agreement. serious tom diplomat visits found your ravia for the 1st time since war began in 2011, seen as a major step towards ending the syrian governments regional isolation. also this, our, the un security council needs to discuss the future of the peacekeeping operation in molly, are several countries announce withdrawal plans and a running low on water house. several western us states and mexico are affected by the drying up of the colorado river. and on feet assembly with your sports chelsea gearing up to face rail madrid in the champions we call to finals for match city

have one foot in the semi of the beaten by munich, swindle in the 1st thing to take control of their ty. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin this news hour in islands where u. s. president joe biden has arrived for a 3 day visit. the are, these are life pictures from county lough earlier, president biden was given a tour of calling ford castle in county lounge by the irish deputy prime minister michael martin biden landed in dublin after a short visit to belfast earlier to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday pisa green and it ended 30 years oh, filings. let's go live to argue series all. brennan was in county lough where president biden can obviously trace some of his irish shoes. tell us about what he has been up to. well, it's been

a deeply personal segments of president finds agenda today. he crossed the border from northern ireland, 1st going to dublin for some diplomatic niceties. meeting embassy staff there, and being greeted by the t shirt. that's the irish prime minister leo, veronica. and after that he came straight up in poor and grey and i've got to say up here to county love, which is kind of halfway between dublin on belfast because the vitamin family line goes back to the finnegan's upon the cooley peninsula. that's why he went to calling for castle visiting there with the to master list deputy prime minister. me whole martin, and i understand that he's somewhere behind me of my shoulder when i am done, dork, which is this town just on the border. you can see the police out riders over my shoulder, and this all part of a very personal kind of vehicle was called a pilgrimage for joe biden, here because of the family connections that he has with this part of our. so

present bind in torre island after his trip to northern ireland today. as we can see on the light fixtures there, he were waiting for him to come out of his car. he, as he told us, he's expected to visit a bonnie, a bite in don dock. tell us about what is happening at to morrow. it'll be more about diplomacy that end date tomorrow he meets with the irish president michael higgins in the morning. he also meets again with leo, veronica, the irish, a t shirt, the prime minister. and he will address both houses all the irish parliament that coming back from the east to recess early in order to hear that address by joe biden. after that, he heads off to the west of ireland, where the bottom family has a separate branch of the blue. it section of the family over in fallonaw hill also stopped at a holy shrine for the catholics of knock. so you can see that the u. s. president, the 2nd catholic, u. s. president, after john f. kennedy. really playing not playing but really emphasizing his cap

his catholicism in this most catholic of countries. i can hit chairs over my shoulder. i believe the president is somewhere over the old line of cars over there. you've obviously got live pictures that i can't see what we're seeing. and right now he's writing the ground level to say the security has been super tight here. yeah, he's greeting at some of the people in the crowd, stare in, don dac, i he, we can see him. i think by tag. quite a few people out there to see the u. s. president. yeah, i mean, they're about a diva. let. let's have a quick job if we're going to stick with me. let's have a quick chat. next to me is the erotic family garrett come in here and i've been standing next to each other for a few hours now, largely and presently. how excited is it your vibe and comes to this part of the world? oh it's you know, it's great. i mean it's great for ireland skit for duck. it's not every day that

got the irish person come on, you know, to retain. so, scripts and rural delights despite the rain and everything has been a great day so far. it's been looking forward to seeing it's been cold and wet, but it's worth it. absolutely. yeah, i sense of the other side. jenny. jenny duffy, you're a veteran of these visits. you hear when clinton was here in 22000. sorry what? yes, it was and was just to the left of us here in market square and john dorcas square here and, and okay, you're not put off by the cold on the way you're so nose cuz it's not every day that the president comes siren. so we have to take as good weather about it. yeah, yeah, this is the 1st i was, i mean the crowd, sierra 789 deep. i would say there are people over there who are standing on some of the st furniture in order to try and get a better view. they umbrellas have lots of come down. it has been raining pretty some of the old day. it's come to a light drizzle, now which in these part of the world is pretty good. and a large billboard on fluorescent global with welcome joe on the far side over to my

right hand side. so they're really pulling out all the stops despite the weather. here to welcome the u. s. presidents to the hot. all right. okay, i will keep this going for a bit until we see the u. s. president. just remind us of what he's doing on this 1st day in island. how he's that going to a bar a popped me a by, i understand. yeah, i believe. but one of the things, the, the secret services that keep that the licensees, the intimacies of the agenda are pretty much on the rapture. have a broad idea what the time table is. but some of the visits, aw, inserted, and sometimes taken out at the last minute decimal because of weather for example. i mean for example, to you as president was supposed to be taking a helicopter from dublin that. busy up to calling for the castle instead, because the helicopter wasn't able to fly because of weather conditions. he ended up having to use his motorcade. as a result, they've had to change some of the, some of the agenda around. but he did have a make a point of stopping out of local restaurants and we understand he met some of his

distant relatives there, either the finnegan's or the key. and he's not sure we haven't been given those details just yet. but because of a network of distance and some even closer relatives, there is plenty of people that president pardon, could meet, who traced their lineage, all the way back to this, this part of the world. people were going to need the day for now and come back to you in those and more happening there behind your present bite in touring island. earlier he was in belfast where he said he wanted to see northern islands, governments restored as soon as possible. take a listen and effective devolve government reflects the people of northern ireland and is accountable to them. a government that works to find ways to hard problems together. kind of draw even greater opportunities in this region. so i hope the assembly in the executive will soon be restored. that's

a judgment for you to make, not me. but i hope that happens along with the institution to facilitate north south and east west relations, all of which are vital pieces of the good friday agreement. andrew simmons has more on joe biden speech from belfast. there is a lot of sympathy if what he says here. uh, 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 union. this party pulled out of the devolved government more than a year ago in protest. that trading rules imposed because it breaks it, wrecks, it is at the center of all of this bricks. 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 to stabilize the situation. a particularly in relation to the good friday agreement. and of course, what we have now is a different attitude, a different approach to everything, with the winds or framework, which gets a bit more freedom to the trade rules in terms of the they're putting problems in the way of business. people are but know the unit party still disagrees with that as a solution. so there is an impasse. it doesn't seem to be going anywhere, whether it be anything done behind doors is unlikely, but possible of their off 5 move them. island parties bite and spoke with them that was more greet the meat, he had some work with them. and then i'll see university here he received. we referred to this university saying in 2011, he was in this quarter,

the cathedral puerto, there was divisiveness, there was violence, there, lot of security obviously. and of course the situation here now is very different. he now the world news, serious foreign minister is visiting saudi arabia for the 1st. i'm since the civil war began in 2011 in what's seen as a major step towards ending the syrian governments regional isolation. they saw my dad was graded by saudis. foreign minister prince face are been fine in jetta. the saudi foreign ministry says they'll discuss a political solution to the syrian crisis. rianne had supported the syrian opposition at the side of the war, but ties with the government have fought in recent months. i have been a busy week for saudi diplomacy, and iranian delegation has also arrived in riyadh to discuss reopening its embassy and consulate general. the 2 countries are renewing ties after they were severed 7 years ago. this comes just days after a saudi delegation visited iran's capital. the us national security advisor jake

sullivan has spoken on the phone with sandra, his grand prince, mom had been summon where they discuss a steps at aimed at ending the war in yemen. saudi officials have visited the capital for now with omani invoice to engage in talks with, with the rebels. a prisoner swamp that was expected on wednesday, between the rebels and the internationally recognized government has been delayed. asia alarming khalilah god willing visible of saudi on omani delegations will result on the signing of a comprehensive peace agreement for yemen through which yemen will achieve stability. and both the country on its people will resume a normal life. so get to the door alert, recommend turner's efforts that of move was pregnant. what was it because jimmy citizens have reached the spirit of dispute due to the orland off was salam check alarm at them and not as human citizens. we hope that the situation was returned to its peaceful form and various fields will be normal life permanently have shaken, and it's often called the u. n's, dead years peacekeeping operation. and now the future of the mission in molly is

being discussed. that is security council meeting at the united nations, germany and britain as well as neighboring ivory coast, or among several nations to announce withdraw plans, but with violence getting worse. molly's military government is in singly turning to russia's wagner group. nicholas hunk has our report. strong together in haste, this makeshift camp lies on the outskirts of molly's capital by miko has been billed by people who have recently fled violence, sweeping the country among them fed to matter. gwinnett. she says, when 1000000 soldiers marched into her village, 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 back militias. she says, a un peacekeeping force 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 is 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 or station to molly. 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 and allies of its personnel. un peacekeeping mission, also known as the newsman, says, it has the mandate to protect the population, ensure the peace agreement is respected and assist molly and authorities in building reconciliation. in an interview with algebra, or molly's prime minister says, the mission is not delivering on its mandate. to protect the population in a new shadow, i think it is, you know, to pip we want to make people say to the international community intervened in molly, following the adoption of the un security council resolution in 2013 molly ins understood it was to end the war as soon as a lease agreement was signed,

they said they were here to bring pace, but there is no peace to bring soldiers dying. we want to stop the mass killings of our soldiers and of our citizens. but when you 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 accuse fighters from factor of carrying out extra digital 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. nicholas hawk al jazeera, and this, i'm bringing our diplomatic editor, james phase at the united nations. so james, i understand the meeting on the future of the peacekeeping mission in molly has ended. what's come out of it? well, no agreement. at this stage,

the security council meeting ended after in the public session of the meeting, everyone saying how worried they were about the situation and the situation, including the humanitarian situation, remains pretty dire. remember the un mission in molly? it's always almost coming up to its 10th anniversary that it's been there on the ground, but it's really been struggling in recent years. or we had an expansion to central marley in 2019 and the you and now pretty much admits it didn't have enough troops to do that expansion and as an accident is report there. you've had a key countries that are pulled out of the un peacekeeping mission. you had the french, you weren't in the mission, but supplied overall security in the country. canada was helping them with that. they've pulled out and then you've got sweden, the u. k. and jordan, they've all pulled out of the peacekeeping mission in the last year. now, there are lots of other countries involved, but those are western countries with pretty sophisticated intelligence, pretty sophisticated,

an aircraft and the like. and they're not being replaced. meaning the un mission is really struggling, and all i think on the security council, even though they don't agree or looking what to do next and, and to what's next, then what are the possible scenarios here? the snow has been laid out by the un seconds general. in this report. he's prepared for the security council. the security council now must discuss those options. by the end of june. they need to come up with something, a new resolution. one of the options, which i think is what you and wanted all along is for more troops to bolster the mission to get the forces they really need the talking potentially as many as 3600 more troops to go or to molly. the 2nd option coming from the secretary general is to actually close some of the bases and reduce the footprint of the mission using the existing number of troops, but using them in a more concentrated area. and then the 3rd option,

this is really the most dramatic option of all the sex general said, well, if the security council can agree to either of those, then perhaps they should pull all the peacekeepers out of molly. and the un would then just retain a small political office and around the security council table. i don't think there's an agreement of which of those options to go for the certainly our divisions on some issues, particularly in the public session of the meeting. the issue of human rights came out several times. us several western nations condemning the government to marley condemning the wagner group. and yet the russians, and the chinese saying this isn't about human rights is about trying to bring stability to the country change. thank you very much. for that jane space is our diplomatic editor. lie there at the united nations. plenty more head on his al jazeera news hour, including man mars military says it carried out. you see there strikes and a village more than a 100 people were killed in the attack. we take

a closer look at bag of fans economy as high inflation and the cost of living takes its toll on millions and lebron james leaves the lakers into the n b a playoffs will show you how they did it and ah aah ukraine. state security services have launched an investigation after a video emerged, allegedly showing the beheading of a captured ukrainian soldier by russian troops present, brought me zalinski, says the art will not be forgotten nor forgiven. the kremlin says the footage needs to be verified. the un and european union have denounced the video and pledge to hold war criminals to account. john hall has more from keith. this footage appears to be children. a mobile phone appeared overnight. it is extremely gruesome to watch. in no way fit for broadcast. i must ad we cannot independently

verify it, although he's getting an enormous amount of traction on social media. here in ukraine and ukrainian government is certainly treating it as though it is genuine to videos. the point of fact, the 1st appears to show the corpses of 2 ukranian soldiers lying on the ground beheaded beside a destroyed military vehicle. the 2nd video, much more graphic than that appears to show russian soldiers torturing a ukrainian prisoner of war and then beheading him. and at the moment that the beheading begins using a knife is there are signs that this soldier may, in fact have been alive at that point. as i say, no independent means of verifying this video nor its context, nor the units involved, nor where or when it was shocked. although the lush green foliage, particularly the 2nd video,

indicates that it probably took place well before the beginning of winter. last year. ukrainian reaction, as you can probably imagine, has been swift and angry. ukrainian politicians suggested that russia be stripped of its presidency of the un security council, another the foreign minister dmitri coo labor likening russia to the stomach state . and of course, president landscape has made a video statement which he called on every world leader to react that he said, don't expect this to be forgotten. we are not going to forget, here's what he had to say. is something that no one in the world can ignore how easily these beasts killed this video. the execution of the ukrainian captive, the world must see it. there are no people for them. a son, a brother, a husband, someone's child. this is video of russia trying to make this a new norm such a habit of destroying life. there's also been international reaction here in

ukraine. the un mission says it's a polled by the video. and the european union says, if confirmed this, these images are yet another brutal reminder about the inhumane nature of russian aggression. you reiterating its commitment to holding all perpetrators and accomplices of war crimes to account here. dorothy berry with the reaction from moscow. well, according to the kremlin spokesperson dmitri prescott, that is what it 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 conflicts at 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, for this latest video that surfaced, the officials are waiting to see when it can be verified before they comment any further. man, mars gender has admitted that he carried out the air attacks had killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. he says those killed in the village of parsi g were fighters from the people's defense force and a legitimate military target. that is al jazeera is tony chang, reports evidence from the scene suggests most of those scales where civilians. many of them children are wanting, is 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. whether on state tv, they don't when where's with their house? oh, that i'm yes. yes, of course we launched the attack on them. we were informed that pdf were killed at the event under the attack. they are opposing our government. when we met major generals omen, 2 and 3 weeks ago in the capital ne p door and asked him about similar tags that have killed scores of civilians. he answered 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 are clearly those of children. as corpses are removed from the area. here it is, the death toll has risen to more than 100 people, the highest number killed in a single event since the cou, a 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 dental route. we started our revolution with basic hunting rifle, and 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. u k, to try and cut off supplies of fuel from memos. air force seems to be having little effect on the military government affairs, sir. i'm a scorched earth policy. tony chang al jazeera bank of the international monetary fund says, public debt is higher and growing faster than projected before the cobra. 19 pandemic. the i m. f held a briefing on its fiscal monitor that gives an overview of public finance development. let's go live to algiers. heidi's. jo castro was covering the i'm if spring meetings for us in washington dc. so id right now, rushes war on ukraine is

a big part of the agenda. i understand with a mini serial round table. what exactly are they addressing? right, that is a spotlight this afternoon. in fact, creating president follow mayor zalinski just gave his remarks via video to this gathering, in which he asked for a minute of silence for the ukrainian prisoner of war who appear to have been killed by russian soldiers in that video. an zalinski talked about his country's dire economic problems and the need for even more funding more help from the international community. the i m f says that ukraine will have a deficit of at least $11000000000.00 and the funding gap for this year alone. this is a country whose economy has contrasted by 30 percent just this past year due to the invasion from russia. it has devastated infrastructure. a 3rd of its population has been displaced. but 2 weeks ago the i m f did announce the 1st of its kind

a loan program in which it will be getting ukraine 15600000000 dollars over the next 4 years to assist with propping up its economy as it withstands the. the invasion and with the i into the future that after act as combat ceases recovery for re either for you frame this is part of a wider international package of a $115000000000.00. again, over this next 4 years. this program is aimed at at focusing on helping honeys facing exceptional lee high on 20 of course, which is what ukraine is in. it is the 1st country that is in the middle of a major war to receive this sort of help. but the amount of the funding is really a number that's dependent on when bankers and when experts believe that the conflict will and, and of course no one knows the true answer,

right. that numbers that are being used now are predicting a good scenario of the conflict ending sometime mid this year. but if the war progresses into 2025, a further course that would dramatically elevate the financial need. okay. righty. we're going to leave it there. thank you. very much for that, heidi, is your castro life force in washington dc. and the i m f. i slashed its economic growth forecasts for pakistan to just 0.5 percent this year. and his warning that unemployment will continue to rise. pakistan is struggling to avoid defaulting on its dead fan. its in talks with the i. m. f had bake reports and drugs desperately scramble for free flour is being handed out by the government from the struggling with the solar and cost of basic food. the demand has been overwhelming and people have chewed for hours since the beginning of the muslim holy month of ramadan $23.00 people have been killed to stun pizza distribution centers across pakistan.

thousands of bags of flour have also been stolen. good, good, her to london. i accepted difficulties for the people and getting free flower or long queues and over crowder, as the people are desperate of his flow. so debbie has registered her details and gets her freeflow. it takes a whole family to get it into the home. the flour is mixed with water and made into dough. i will not about granite granite. you hold a rocker granite around you. there wasn't anything at home to cook for my kids. and that has made me worried how to feed themselves, 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. the children worked eagerly for the food, but it's only bread and sugar. it's simple, but it's all they can afford. with 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 implement economic reforms laid out by the i m f. but there's still no guarantee the economy will

recover even with a bare large and a countries foreign reserves are at an all time low. whatever comes out of the, i'm, if meetings in washington, the still considerable skepticism hair apart. and i'm a fair that i, whether the reforms the asking for will actually make things better for normal, boxed ollie's or make them worse. back in some of the poorest parts of the country, saudi on her fam, you're hoping the flowers enough to get little through the tough months ahead. i said, bake. i'll jazeera still ahead on the news hour. ah, what goes in jimmy? i excited about a new bill passed in congress will tell you why tragedy and anger the bodies of those killed in a fire. a mexican migrant center returned home to honduras and its advantage into milan. again, spend feca all the balsam. tuesday's champion lead back channels need matches coming up and it's more serious. ah,

it has been particularly cloudy and story recently throughout the re be in princeton, particularly levant and turkey. now it is improving somewhat, but the night is still looking wet and windy through northern egypt. across most of the van, there are holes in the skies was not running everywhere into akin. it's certainly an improving situation from the west during thursday, but not if you're in beirut or in garzo, or it's not going to feel particularly pleasant. they're equal. it has been pretty shower to the east that but we are seeing on says it'll edge out of iraq mostly into the western side of iran. but note this line here, this is effect to the, the front of something like that, which means big winds kicking up the dust in the sand and producing thunderstorms on their way through bahrain, possibly cuts out across the middle of saudi arabia, culminating a thing can increased shower likelihood in mecca with again the potential for flash

trotting. lucky, somewhere in this western side of saudi arabia and plenty of dustin atmosphere, things are improving though, in the amount in iraq and syria. now there is rain in somalia which is wanted, but it's again too little too light as you've seen it stuttering. rather than being significant. the heavier stuff is to the west india, congo in particular. it's also improving situation in south africa. the sun is at night, rousing the rain last for a day or 2 with the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, fulton died for power to find out if we live here, we make the rule. not them, they find an enemy, and then they try and scare the people with people in power. investigate, exploded, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. now today,

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our top stories us present. joe biden is in highlands county loud where he can trace some of these roots early in belfast. he said he wants to see more than island government restored as soon as possible. serious foreign minister is visiting sound to radio for the 1st time since the war began in 2011. in what seemed as a major step towards ending the syrian governments regional high solution. the saudi foreign ministry says they will discuss a political solution to the syrian crisis. and the united nations security council has been discussing the future of its peacekeeping operation in molly. some countries have already pulled out of a mission. it comes as concern is growing about the strength of qana groups linked to al qaeda and iso in the region. now the biden administration has proposed water cuts in several american states to prevent the colorado rivers reservoir from dropping to critical levels. it source is in the rocky mountains,

and it spans more than 2300 kilometers. 7 u. s. states rely on the river for their water supplies, and areas in the north west of mexico depend on it to rob reynolds reports. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled to alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cook hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worse case scenario where every going on with no water. busy river are available to the river to serve nearly $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 the 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 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 are 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 by the 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 move to transition or adapt to anything less water based. sure cuts more additional

here in the western united states, we've seen extreme rainfall over the past several months. but scientists say one wet winter is 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. well, joining us out on the news our is mario lopez perez, who's a senior water resources consultant, and he's live from mexico city. thank you very much for being with us. on al jazeera, the colorado river serves over 35000000 americans before reaching mexico. how are the pressures on the river affecting water supplies in northwest and mexico? well, let me, let me tell you that this is no news. we saw that called means in 2010 or even a couple years before it's clear that the impact on the us side is 5. great.

they're going on the mexican side because most of the what does that is being used in metal and mexico site is for every question. so the seat is at the border, will not suffer. if they use the word efficiently, the farmer will be in trouble indeed. business establishing the law and more that must be enforced. so this is, this is the reality. ok. tell us a bit more about the reason you know that the water supplies are running low in mexico. is it just because of the river drying up or the other factors that play? no, no. the main reason is that on the michigan side the efficiency is not well. know what the fish and see. one thing that we've learned from that time to do today is that this non compass system is not is not an extraordinary thing. i. we believe that this is a new norman. this is

a mythology. got them to do to explain things that this will be the normal situation that we will be facing the during the years that the climate change. genario is confirmed. that's no rang and run off will be reduced and this thing will not change. even if we had some intermediate years with wet years and more snow. so that, but in general, that the amount of what that will be available is less and this is not well stored on the mexican site. and i believe also the you a site. so you say this is a new normal tell us about what's being done in mexico. what the government is doing to use the water supply more efficiently, perhaps, and is it looking for other sources? well, unfortunately, what we see on the mexican side is not the same as far as when you are doing on the

us side. in the us side, you're preparing them said you're having talk some on the states on the federal government. the us trying to reach agreements and all of that. i don't see the same thing with the mexican side when the mexicans and they are only talks, they talk about drought, but they condition it translated into effect the measures i'm not vacant or not even per boast. since 2007, mexico began to put up a national plan with the u. s. together. but somehow it was that is so slow, implement that not even implement that, that the new federal regime in mexico slowed slow that until they disappeared. so the basic problem is that makes it go, ah, does not see in, in the, in the general government don't not see it as a great problem. that's a fact. and the solutions are at it on the table. okay, thank you so much for talking to us about this. very interesting to hear the view.

they're from mexico, mario lopez, perez, senior water resources consultants live there from mexico city. big you, 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 offices walking away from men locked inside burning cells. the remains of some of the victims have been returned. home rayleigh, mom, it has more coughing by coughing. 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 gather to receive their loved ones and make their final farewells. lasonya okay. yeah. i see if he tried to

fix them a little house to get ahead in life and he said he wanted to help his mother because he doesn't have a father. there were no jobs in this place. i know, 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, yes or no. 040 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, wimbleton, mexico's president, andreas manuel lopez over to 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 thorough and transparent investigation. he had a demand echoed in the victim's home countries, but it, but it was really global. 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 horace 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 police in israel are restricting the number of worship is attending orthodox easter celebrations in occupied east jerusalem this weekend. they're cutting down attendance during saturdays, holy fire ceremony in the church of the holy sepulchre from around 10000, just 1800. israel says it's for safety reasons. a church leaders say the restrictions are heavy handed and unnecessary if urged christians to attend the celebrations. police are fairly un inappropriate replacing the burden

or the churches to each invitations while thawing the churches hearns with unreasonable restrictions that will prevent the worshippers from attending, especially our local communities. this makes difficult our cooperation with a police in democratic republic of congo. renewed fighting between m 23 fighters and regional allied forces. i've taken place near the city of goma. the rebels have taken control of several towns in the east. nearly 1000000 people have been forced to leave their homes, and thousands of students are being prevented from going to school or college for high right. as the story piece by piece, thomas graham fixes his families tent, living in a small refugee camp just outside the city of go math. there's plenty of time, but not much to do. at 22 years old. he should be studying his final year in

college. instead, he's doing odd jobs, he says, to survive. being displaced in the democratic republic of congo is tough for many a colon way conical no, no. and when i'm in the camp and as he students from gama in the final year like me and others during the internships, it really hurts my heart because of the war. the continue my studies and i wonder when i get to finish the years are just passing by thomas is one of nearly a 1000000 people who have fled their homes to him, not just once, but 3 times. several civil wars have taken place in the d. r. c, during the past decades. why involving the c n d p militia from cuba? region? muslim world alonzo cartucker, my studies started getting disrupted with the war against the c. n. d p. were fled to colonel chena for a whole year. then we fled again in 2012. all this meant that i had several blank years emerge. cation and here we are again, here, flip the war with the intern 3 rebels. it's impossible for me to study. the m

$23.00 rebel group is widely believed to be backed by neighboring ronda and accusation. kigali denies the fighters of taken over areas of land in the east of d r. c. the united nations says that carried out war crimes against the congress people. most of the conflict is taking place in d. r. c's, east, and regions, including mosquito. it's worry, and man yama, thus are rich in minerals, d r. c is fighting the rebels for a joint military operation with east african regional forces in a country with more than 200 tribes, the violence husband worsened by ethnic divisions and created a humanitarian crisis. thomas is one of 750000 young congolese, his education is being disrupted. unicef reports more than 2000 schools, shut down during the last year. and many children in use are missing out on a basic education. thomas says he dreams of earning a living as a teacher one day, but until then he can only accepts, he says,

for lie stealth him so far. sort of hide it. al jazeera chinese congress has passed a proposal to reduce working hours from 45 to 40 a week. am overseen by many as a wind for the left his government and a set forward for workers rights. felice now are reports 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, get him on money for that. now get on a lead, 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. even 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 small businesses. if dorsey look at a work your more to this is much easier for large companies who can adapt working hours, but is harmful for small medium enterprises. for the struggling to survive economic crisis. president gabriella bowditch came to power last year, promising social and economic reforms. ha, but his approval ratings have plummeted. as the economies wasn't, 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 give you the money. and it's good because people have more time for the family and with to days where just 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 chillies 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 felix nora al jazeera still ahead on al jazeera, we build up to a huge game in the champions league as chelsea get ready to face older is ray, i'm a trade in the quarter finals. skita is up next. ah

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this was his peter fort valley. thank you very much. manchester city manager pepco . toyota said he was emotionally destroyed off to watching. he sigh beat by munich . 3 know to take control of their champions. lee called a final time said he were at home for the 1st leg and school. they're opening up to 27 minutes. and what a strike it was from roderick when he's weaker left foot as well. that is the spanish midfield, his 1st goal in the competition. and so we side go into half time, bundled up with 20 minutes to go check. grill ish stole possession. he's back hill found erling holland. we picked up bernardo so that a head in cities, 2nd hall and then got in on the act himself scoring he's 45th goal of the season. here it comes in our holds the record for the most goes by premier league player across all competitions. in a single campaign who is not comfortable with emotionally am destroyed. i have her have 10 more years to they

sold and i 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 and i know in europe the steam is a special to knock out these type of teams. you have to make true good games. no just one. its advantage into milan in the quarter final was trained nicolo barella, gave the italian side to beat early in the 2nd hall. but 10 minutes ago, ben fink gave with penalty for a handful by full into pleasure. mario from lucas stepped up at the school. the thought came to make it to no into what they 1st winning 7. robin feca suffered their 1st loss in the competition. that is 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 to tough task facing this man, friend lamb pod, he's chelsea soldering spain to take on defending european champions, rail madrid in the 1st leg of the call funnel. it's less than a week since lampa was appointed into manager. following the sacking of grand potter champions league is chelsea's only remaining hope of sober way the season. and they go into the game with rail having failed to win any of a last 4 matches. i think when you get to the stage, wherever the reason is that the 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 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, probably not a big pile rails coach color. ansolaski is a man, lampart knows well,

he played on the angela during the italians, 2 years in charge of chelsea. and the madrid boss says he's not enjoyed seeing these former clubs struggle the season. i'm sad. yes, i are the fantastic memory of this globe or of this, of the people that are, are still working, doubting, or i am a sure part of that of jonesy, of course, because i spent 2 years a really nice there and i be back now. i finger a glum butler, i hoped that lumper is able to do a fantastic job. read them wednesdays of the quarter. final is an all italian clash between ac milan and napoli, who are away for the 1st league and missing their main man up front. victor awesome, and who's out injured, napoli or 16 points clear at the top of the italian league, but they did lose full know at home to milan. 10 days ago, lebron james led the ally, lakers into the n b a playoffs with dramatic come back whenever the minnesota

temple wolves james top scored with 30 points, says the lakers overturned a 15 point deficit to take victory. it was an action packed wish finish in the game . then estrada school 3 point it with 1.4 seconds left on the clock to get the lakers and 9895, lead anthony davis then foul that mike conley. with the 0 point, one seconds to play, allowing conley to make 3 free throws to take the game to over time. but it was the lake as it came out on top 108102. they now faced the memphis grizzlies in the 1st round of the playoffs. within the analytics, i say we had a 0.3 chance megan opposing. so i saw you asked for the chance, i guess, and it wasn't turnaround our season, and yours have an opportunity to get people to re bronchial. feels like an actual this is definitely a playoff game play of atmosphere. playoff intensity rough allowed us to play. i

felt like the playoff so good again to the playoff feel of the game. but honestly, is a different match up there. we have coming this weekend with memphis in the eastern conference, the atlanta hawks set up a playoff series against the boston celtics for the 116105 victory over the miami heat. tre young school, 25 points for the hawks, miami. we'll have another chance to advance, and they faced the winner of the plane game between the chicago bulls and the toronto raptors on friday, strong down low. yeah. will number 5, the neil med for davis through to the monte carlo masters 3rd round off to beating italy's lorenzo santiago, the italian managed to give med would ever work out in the 2nd row. but nothing much more than that. the tournament 3rd seed coming out on top in straight sets. 6362 men with alexander's village in the last 60 speaking of very the overcame spain's roberta about easter, a good,

the german getting the job done in straight sets. $64.64. you'll be happy to have also had an hour and 48 minutes on court with us only his food match back off with devastating ankle injury at last is fresh open. bad news though for 3 time grand slam champion, stand for brinko. the swiss crashed out of the hands of american taylor fritz for brinko, who is rank 90 of these days using 76 and 62 for threats. it is his 50th atp masters 1000 when he faces edi la hitchcock in the last 60 dominic team has also been knocked out. the australia has been run rapid road and girls 3 times last hour to hold the rumour of denmark, rena booking his place in the last 16 or the 6264. when the danish 6th seed plays mateo better to me next. meanwhile, casper rude is also made his way into the cook monte carlo masters 3rd round. the norwegian wool no before took care of both funded son scope of the netherlands.

even though the straits. it's when rude had to work hard to come out on top $75.00, and $6.00. and yet, external is also through to the last 16. the italian took the 1st set against diego schwab and 6, love still $31.00 down. in the 2nd, the argentine retired with an injury allowing senate to progress he faces enough to get her catch. next, that's all we'll leave it for now be a later with more sports in detail. thank you very much for that lesson. use our for now on al jazeera from me for you back to bonham. indian doha, thanks for watching my life, my london, you center mixed. ah ah. and

jump into this tree, 10 percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost that lying people. how close to that culture people how close down conditions have your say. want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it live on you to people commenting . i want the whole world to know that cherokee are not headed to refugees over through this with the powers that be this gene on al jazeera, the pursuit of endless economic growth has caused the planet. there's a number of things that threaten our civilization as we know, and that's an existential threat. otherwise off, if overhauling entrenched economic systems can help reverse the damage, they must go from degenerative systems to regenerating the living route 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 going to rise business critical on al jazeera cheers from school children in the island community of east end. the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher. fransisco velasquez. there's only one school and chaos which he knows infancy school is the only teacher. the fact that these children are able to have an education at all the result of years, hard work from the local community here in cairo. sketchy at the store. this year, the u. s government announced 33000000 dollars to increase access to education, part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america. critics in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistance too often goes astray for a rock star. welcome for jo button. on his 1st trip to ireland. does

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