caribbean, on the other hand, lottie, try and find some gorgeous sunshine, blue skies, for the most part, one or 2 showers there, as per usual, scattering a showers down towards costa rica and into panama. now as to whether, well we have seen some extremely wet weather of course, across the southeast of the u. s. for lauderdale, in particular, seeing some of that really heavy rain that's now clearing through showers just pushing a little further north is up towards the carolina litter these temperatures. though to the north of that new york, 31 celsius as a 28 in minneapolis and i highlight minneapolis because we go from those summer light temperatures cooling off to around 12 degrees. therefore sat stay and would you believe the snow sets in for sunday? ah ah ah.

hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news our life until ha, coming up the next 60 minutes long awaited for unions in yemen, warring sides who the rebels and the satellite coalition begin, a large scale prisoner exchange as part of a new push to end the war unlocking new opportunities and strengthening old alliances, brazil's prisoners lose enough, lulu de silva and china's leader, she's in pain. talk trade vestments on the wall in ukraine. the f. b. i arrest the u. s. air force guardsman in connection with the league of top secret pentagon documents from 0 exposes a criminal network, turning dirty cache into gold in southern africa. it implicates some powerful people, including zimbabwe is 1st lady and the journey to jupiter begins. the european space agency successfully launches its ambitious mission to study the largest known planet of our solar system and its icy movies. and in sports,

the manchester united madison speaks out in defense of under far defender honey mcguire is late own goal costs united victory at old trafford. ah, we're going to begin in yemen and a significant step towards ending the war. huffy rebels on the soda allowed coalition, a holding a major prisoner exchange. but her being emotional were unions both in center and, and aiden as the 1st group of prisoners arrived home. across both sides of the conflict, more than $800.00 detainees are expected to be released over the next 3 days, exchange as part of broader diplomatic efforts to end the 9 year conflict, stephanie decker begins, are coverage ah, free men at last momentous moment. not only for them personally, but politically to, ah, around $900.00 prisoners will be released as part of

a prisoner swap between saudi arabia and the iran back to thieves. the exchange will happened over 3 days. part of the deal reached in switzerland last month. the international committee for the red cross is overseeing the transportation of these men to saudi arabian yemen. among those being freed, yelman's, former defense minister, and also the brother of the president. the result of negotiations between the 2 sides to seek an end to the near 9 year war. i think that the visit of visit with the ambassador to santa has actually moved at this said this year, but he's never the exchange a with those. and i have syndic leave a message to his old daddy better. they are ready for a full exchange of but his notice in both sides with j at could be about $15000.00 . but his net is, of course it's yet a quite significant step. oh, it's the bidding damage. well, i trust between is the legitimate government and dad

o t. i also paved the way to it is a bland in yemen. un brokered 6 month truce officially ended in october, but still largely holds. the recent diplomatic push comes as the 2 main players and what is often called a proxy war, have made peace last month. saudi arabia and iran agree to end their 7 year diplomatic rift, and re establish diplomatic ties in a deal broken by china. in a statement, the u. s. special envoy for yemen said that yemen is witnessing an unprecedented opportunity for peace a significant moment. most definitely. however, finding common ground between saudi arabia and the who thes for a long lasting piece will take more work. and more time. stephanie decker of jazeera lodge is, is how to michael bar has been covering the conflict extensively for the last few

years. he's joining his life here in the studio. hush. and thank you very much indeed for being with us and tell us about the context of this. this is part of a wider effort to try to find some sort of piece negotiation. how significant does this, this is quite a significant moment for, for yemen because the 2 key part is here, the host, these are the internationally recognized government or are divided along sectarian lies the host. these are sadies, an offshoot of shies lamb than to natalie recognized government predominantly sundays operating in the southern part of the country and the center. they have been struggling to come up with an agreement and the stumbling block has always been president exchanged this time. it was made impossible for the supervisor that the saw these under iranians, both key players with huge influence in the am undecided about. it's about time to settle those differences aside and negotiate a new architecture in the region. and they chose yemen, and they ask their own proxies their to come together and negotiate this. and this

is quite significant development in the country with hope that this could be conducive to a political settlement. that would put an end to 8 years of bloody confrontation between the different warring factions operating in yemen. yeah, i want to ask you about that because we're referring to this is essentially a 2 party agreement. isn't that like the beach, they're the legitimate governments and the, the internationally recognized government backed by saudi arabia. but also on the other side, the hoof is. but the, in yemen, it's not as simple as that is it is a lot more complex. yemen is a beautiful country, fascinate him. complex political landscape, former president idea the la father once said ruling human was like dancing of the has of stakes. he was killed because of those complex political reality. his predecessor, all of us, me, was killed just a year after he took over and before him at handy, was killed in 1986. there was a bloody civil war in the southern part of the country. it's this political device that makes life very difficult in

a place like yemen. you have the health is her control vast over to reverse stretches from santa all the way to words or saturday on the border with saudi arabia. so these are the houses that is when you move south of ties, you have the southern earth transitional council, which basically would like to have the marxist linen estate that prevailing the south until 1990 to be restored. of the secession, as have been bailey, backed by the united arab emirates. now they have a 3rd party the, the, the president, a leadership council, backed by saddled baby. it was, its predecessor was prep, or after i bought muscle, had here recognized by the international government. last year, the saudis decided they wanted to re shuffle that council and they put a new guy as a leader. that council has lost ground in not only controls, pockets in the province of madam and the south of ties, likely the one to suffer,

the biggest to fit in this political tail between the saudis and the iranians. you mentioned before that though, one of the reasons that was motivating this latest move was the fact that there were some sort of agreement, some sort of understanding, at least between saudi arabia and iran app in your assessment. what are going to be the repercussions of this move? are we going to see that a wider re shaping of alliances and, and understandings within the middle east? first of all, it has, it has to be and it was seen size. if you look at the elements of this, a geopolitical puzzle in this part of the world are cut out and by wayne, restoring diplomatic ties. at the same time, you have the serial ambassador of myself well enough, as they said, my dad in engender amid talks about rehabilitation in a shuttle asset and restoring ties with but shuttle. i said, and this could further expand to worse places like lib, lib, lebanon, and libya. these are places where the device has been more pronounced than ever, where the saudis are hoping now that they have the iranians or boards,

or at least teaming up with the iranians do, will be able to solve those problems. what does it mean? it simply means that saudi arabia is further consider, dating is g political influence in the region. that was, they would like to show the world's imp and the americans in particular that with the robust economy, the huge financial osher assessor. they have with the spiritual wall of sarabia as being a home to the is loves to holiest science sites in mecca and medina. they're using that to their own political leverage. of course, they are teaming up with iran for the simple reason. iran is, as she, our country, it has been backing boxes in different parts of the world. yemen is a, one of those cases. the hope is as these is out of should have, she is lamb. the saudis are telling the word, listen, we have the way to do it, and the way would like to do it is we're starting with yemen, hoping to see this spreading across the region. the ultimate goal is peace and stability in the middle east in the upcoming years. will they be able to overcome

both of those delicate, tiny issues in the region? we'll have to wait and see whether that was going to be possible or tomorrow. thank you very much. indeed, hash, i'm thank you. one of your hurry is our former u. s. deputy chief of mission in yemen. he's joining us from washington, d. c. vega, to have you. we're the sir. i'm on al jazeera. what is the u. s. for the position going to be with regards to this move by saudi arabia and the internationally recognized government as well as the who thes will lea a by then administration came in with a very positive statements and a fresh new attitude about the importance of ending the war in yemen. ah, what we are seeing today is the result of the hard work of the new united nations envoy greenberg, as it consistent mediation efforts by all man,

are you as so poor soul. this is happy to see all this but her right now there isn't a very much over director all by the u. s. i want to ask you about that in a moment. but 1st of august, we were talking with hash, i'm just a moment ago and he was describing to us that this is obviously part of a why a longer term process to try to find some sort of diplomatic solution to the, the war in yemen, from your perspective, what would you see is the main stumbling blocks heading towards some sort of solution? well, let's say that this is a very significant step. first of all, on the, on a humanitarian level. it's so nice to see these happy reunions and smiling faces. although many of the people are released are very old ailing, some of them have suffered in jails. ah, they're in poor condition,

but still this is a happy moment now. and it's also significant that this is the 1st concrete result of not only how many mediation, but the iran saudi agreement, which is beginning to bear fruit in yemen at least, if not yet elsewhere in the region. now as a 1st step, it means it has to be followed by other concrete steps towards peace. right now we don't see a real roadmap ahead. i think the part is the many part is getting together is a very important thing. they have to, the main thing is they have to improve the lives of yamini is open roads and road blocks. open airports and, and the see ports all that are the average jamini cannot travel easily from one

village to another in some places in yemen. secondly, they have to agree on big picture items. how to share resources. ah, any revenue from oil, for example, any revenue that comes in from saudi arabia and other donors is going to the central bank of yemen in arden. how does that get shared around the country? how do the people, 80 percent of the population lives in the north? how do they benefit from this money that's coming in? ah, these are very important things to agree on. and beyond that, ah, do the warlords, the various political parties, do they want to see a unify, the m m a, what kind of a yemen do they want to see? that's gonna be a very hard not to crack. you mentioned before that the u. s. as hubs very little role in this jordan situation,

certainly this make these negotiations between saudi arabia and the hoodies and the internationally recognized governments of yemen. is it a concern? do you think amongst the u. s that actually is role within the middle east is being diminished. to some degree there's been a lot of speculation over the last few hours when we've been talking about what's been happening in yemen. that in fact, there is a repositioning generally going on among some of the arab nations, which is, if not turning away from the u. s, than is certainly widening their scope to other parts of the world, not least russia and china, for example. right, well what's happening, we've seen in the last few years, a changing balance of power globally. and this changing balance of power. and the emergence of china is only one. sign of that changing balance is being manifested in the middle east and the influence of the u. s has been a shrinking after was dollars from iraq and afghanistan. and

really that has been a minimal role for united states diplomacy of all the way from syria and north africa to yemen that see natural development and guns. countries turning to other super bowers, like china, like russia, ah, turkey is playing an important role in the region, et cetera. and that's all very natural. i don't think it's alarming necessarily. the biden administration would like to put diplomacy for senate and play an important role. but frankly, they've been a bit hesitant, and that hasn't been a very clear strategy for how to use this, let's say, and you roll for the u. s. in the world, the u. s. simply has not fully adjusted to this changing world environment. now

they're going to bill curry is our former u. s. deputy chief of mission in yemen. sir, we appreciate you being with us all of 0. thank you very much. indeed. i think delegates from 9 out of nations are meeting in saudi arabia to discuss the possibility of citizens returned to the arab league. miss comes after a visit by serious foreign minister to the kingdom for the 1st time in more than a decade. city was expelled from the arab league in 2011 after the government's violent crackdown and a popular uprising. cut as prime minister has dismiss, talk of celia returning to the arab league as speculation. he says the reasons for its expulsion still stand will i can show 20 missouri maha, joseph. it's true that the war has stopped, but syrian people are still displeasing their innocent people in prison. so there are many things we don't want to impose solutions on the syrian people. the people need to each them. there must be a political solution for this hearing. crisis katara decision is not to taken

a step if there is no political development or solution to the crisis or not at all over the past 3 weeks. that have been several developments and the region as we've been discussing. it all began with all regional rivals, saudi arabia, and a run restoring diplomatic relations last month. as part of a deal brokered by china, saudi arabia and syria. so they're also taking steps towards resuming consular services and flights. and best could be the 1st step towards ending city as international isolation. but that path may not be easy. and in recent days, katherine bucklin allows they to will restore diplomatic ties. it comes more than 2 years after a blockade of cut out by bahrain, saudi arabia, the u. e and egypt was lifted on de la barbara is visiting professor at war city university with a focus on gulf and middle east affairs. and he is joining us from talk your so thank you very much indeed for being with us on al jazeera, as i was mentioning before, there's been a lot of speculation, particularly since the, their approach more if you like,

between saudi arabia and iran, that there is some sort of a shift taking place in terms of the politics and the alliances within the middle east. and is it fair to say that there is a re focusing if you like a foreign policies within the middle east? i think it's fair to say that the middle east has seen a share of conflicts, and these conflicts have been very costly to everybody concerned. and given the challenge is that the countries in the middle east are going to face in the future were transiting away from all the base economy into more sustainable economy is given the visions that they have set up for their future. these conflicts are basically obstructive, that kind of vision and that development for sustainable economy. so i also think that has been

a fatigue with all the conflicts that happened in the region. you know, for the last 2 decades. this complex have been costly, both financially human cause and also economically and economic development. so i think there is a realization now that they can only achieve what they want and achieve their regions if they work together and they escalate. and they move away from this complex relationship to more cooperative relationships, which we are seeing that's happening over the last you are starting of course, with the lifting that located. but also you know, what, what you've just described. now, there are number of issues that have now and number of negotiations that, that take place where they're getting back iraq into the, for syria, back into the fall. and that also issues with of course, the most important one, what you've just covered was yemen. but also libya, etc. so i think there is

a realization now that, that there is something that needs to be done. and i think saudi arabia seems to have taken the position that it wants to leave this kind of a survey, which is of course, a good move. and this is what the region need at the moment. one of the interesting things that's been happening over the last few years is the fact that oman has played a significant role in many of the negotiations that have been going on. and particularly many of the successful negotiations that have gone on in the middle east. what do you think is the role of for all man? do we see that roles strengthening or given this, this era of 11 would hope, would be an era of understanding and, and some sort of reconciliation. would it be and attend intending to take more of a back seat to using i think a quite different role that people perceive and one is always

being a country that wants to see the center and quality in a small country, has a limited resources. it knows that it can only survive and prosper if there is peace and corporation in. so it's always cause for that. it's, it's, it's the leadership perception. but it's also a cultural thing that exists in, and it's also because of its own economy on size, etc. as a small country, it needs to live in a peaceful and corporate environment. so it has been playing this role for a very long time. it does it on the quite rather than, you know, trying to connect media attention and so on. and as you know, the negotiations were had about i even the saudi arabian to initiate it in online and then they will do iraq. and then finally

in beijing, of course, we sent the em. any folks online has expanded a lot of effort and there are a number of reasons human is enabling can be a very long border to have a class in our family connections and in a situation in yemen. so they've been trying, and they've been against the war from day one, trying to say that, you know, war is not an answer to this problem and it has to be through negotiations there. sure. i've been mentioned on the, sorry, tend to robert. i should point out to our viewers, of course, that you are talking to us from tokyo, but you are a money yourself. and hence, the reason why i asked the question about a month role within the negotiation process. one thing i did want to ask you about was that the role of the united states within the middle east, are we seeing

a b middle eastern countries regarding the u. s. as a less of a reliable ally, perhaps that they might have seen over the last few years. and as a result, maybe that is influencing to some degree the decisions that they're making at the moment. how strong an argument do you think that is i think is a very strong argument. i think this feeling that the u. s. is the less reliable ally has been there for a long time, a category of events that led to that. first of all, the invasion of iraq itself and then the withdrawal from iraq, the way that it would draw from, of course, afghanistan for the situation and its position on the out of the really complex. the thing is really complex, of course, are, you know, kicking in jerusalem as a capital of israel, all, all of,

all of these things. and of course there are that, you know, this position and syria, etc. all of this have led to a technician that the u. s. is not the reliable ally that wasn't especially with saudi arabia and the eminence, members of the gulf corporation counsel, and also very strong, the lives of the united states and doing a review american administration. nothing was done, so all of these they got that back, the oil industry facilities got that back. and i realize they did not do anything. all of this led to believe that the u. s. is not the ally that you really can rely on for the small countries in the go. it is natural that they want to diversify a relationship and they want to, you know,

through hedging with other countries, especially aspiring global powers like china and russia, and india as well. very good, and you get your opinion on this abdullah barbara. we appreciate your time. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. plenty more head on the news are including i'm some media mila in mozambique, where health workers, a racing against time to help thousands of people ports in a corner out. great. and in sports, rougher on the dolls, got some bad news for his legions of fans. details coming up later on in the show. ah, chinese president, she's in panes called for depot practical cooperation with brazil is holding talks with his brazilian counterpart lose enough here little to silva to beijing. she says relations with brazil on now i diplomatic priority. china is brazil's biggest

trading partner. the 2 leaders also discussed the warden ukraine, where the stress, the need for dialogue and negotiation, which had campers been following the visit from hong kong. president lula has brought with him a delegation of some 200 business representatives in the hope of catching in as much as possible on this trip. some of those trade deals will involve semiconductors, someone involved agriculture agreement that also involved carbon credit. so the climate change targets, there's also expectations present lula will try and make the most of an appointment made just yesterday of the former brazilian president dilner roost to head up a new development bank that will oversee investment projects that will manage all the efforts being made in developing countries at a part of the bricks framework, that of course, being brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa and for brazil to be heading that now at a time when president lula is in town, is again seen as a great opportunity for him to make the most of broadening out it's important chinese economic relationship. we expectation is that president,

leader is going to propose to president she to build out. china is own piece proposal for the russia ukraine situation by setting up what's being dubbed as a league of nations effectively to work together on trying to make that peace deal work. the analysts up in speaking to here today see the benefit to brazil of doing that is it will give president lula and brazil more global cache to be part of some kind of international effort to try and broker a peace deal. the benefit to china, they say, is to try and give china international credibility for his piece of it, which is so far, not really had the backing, specifically of any large overseas nations. instead, it's just felt scrutiny and suspicion from the part of the us and its allies, largely because of china's very close relationship with russia. european space agency has successfully launched a mission to jupiter, to look for conditions necessary for life beyond our planet. it's an 8 year journey to the store. the planet icy moons calling baker reports.

ah, the fiery start of a 12 year mission to pier below ice on another world. the jupiter icy moons, explorer, or juice, is looking for alien oceans that might harbor life. it will study calisto europa and ganymede 3 of the biggest moons orbiting the nearest gas giant earth as well as jupiter itself. on fact, on put yeah, i can say the jupiter is like many so the system imagined the jupiter at the i center is like the star in the icy wind, like the planet fight. yet, scientists believe each hides a dark ocean, 100 kilometers deep or more beneath the pock marked icy surfaces on earth. jupiter is one of the brightest objects in the night sky. these moons are visible through a basic telescope, but it's 600000000 to 1000000000 kilometers away from earth. and getting there

without relying on its own fuel means juice needs the gravitational pull of several planets, including our own, to pick up enough speed. after leaving earth it's planned that juice will make one orbit around the sun and then return a few months later to use the gravity of both earth and the moon to gain more speed . venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it will then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find and measure the oceans. our instruments isa reader low frequency reader data as a default usanga analysis of the sub surface. all the d i. c moons. so we look her into the mysteries of the sub surface because we can penetrate her for about 90 degrees. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move juice will map

materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs. it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field to the just. the real mission is to find habitability does not mean life. it means the conditions for the life. but that would be assumed that the pioneering mission is due to end july 2035 by then juice will be withered by jupiter's harsh radiation and crash into ganymede. mission accomplished, calling baker audio, richard barnes, the lead engineer on an instrument being carried by the jews probe. he told us how the research data is being collected. the i work lead systems engineer on the j mac instrument, which is the not midterm on the ocean. underneath the ice cap,

the on ganymede. the movement of these ions is that moves around the ocean. that generates a current and we can detect that current market so much. we can learn about the depth of the ocean and its properties as well just by looking at the magnetic field data. because our electronic box to sit on the body of the space cross inside a big boat is shield because radiation environment is very tough around. got, i mean, been described by the he didn't, she was trying to find a needle in the haystack, but the needle keeps changing, shape, and size. so it's a very small signal that we're trying to define because that a lot of other magnetic field information going on in cheaper to energy assistance . you got it. so magnetic field, ganymede, a magnetic field. and on top of that, you're going to get the signal from the ocean, and you have to pull the ocean data out from the rack in order to get the information that you need me.

ah, no purpose is not to look for for any any life. and just to see whether the ocean is there, ah, added sam for the weather is everton hallow as a fair amounts of cloud across sea middle east? at the moment, sir, disappointingly dull, i would say big arc of cloud here, bring you some outbreaks of rain ensue. we're saudi arabia that will cause flooding, flash, flooding at times. something to watch out for see some sliding fresh weather, making his way across. central asia took medistat has seen temperatures touching 42 celsius recently. hottest a full weather on record. it should freshen up a little temperatures a little closer to what they should be. just as some sleet and snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather continuing across sir, saudi arabia, still a little dull, a route del, around of the gulf here, 28 celsius in doha,

but not too bad. and he can see as dry and fine for the most part to the north of that one a to shout into northern parts of turkey, troy, and find a cross northern parts of africa, temperatures on the rising cairo, once again, 30 celsius here on sas dead. a good scattering a showers across sir southern parts of west africa along the coastal fringes. and i think southern areas of nigerian particular seeing some fund re downpours, shutting up for the seasonal range across the heart of africa. more heavy showers coming through here. as per usual just around the rift valley, some live you storms there into towns in there. but for south africa is 90 fine, and dry. still had an al jazeera nearing a robson volcano in columbia. thousands times were pre memories of previous disasters. a still fresh and a sport down, but not out. we hear from the special one. follow his sides. disappointing trip to the novel. ah.

as the war in ukraine rages on, some young russians are refusing to take up arms. one to one east meets those free to neighboring kazakhstan, a jesse april on al jazeera as the war in your brain moves into the 2nd year. we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the comp to people to experience it. one conversation with no hes studio be unscripted seeks to find the common solution. thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital, brazilian, drawing attention to land disputes and local concerns. in the lead up to date, i'll just explore the environmental significance of action and inaction jersey recovers the latest ongoing developments from the her on on efforts to address iran's nuclear developments. april on out is era.

lou ah ah. you're watching or does it a reminder, what's up? so is this our long delayed prisoners swap is underway in yemen between haughty rebels on the siding that coalition, around $800.00 people are due to be released. the 1st group of was his, his arrives and sent off for the ban, reuniting the families brazil's president to lose nothing. luna da silva has been given a state welcome by china's leaders. she's in pain in beijing. they're expected to find ways to further boost relations. the woman ukraine is also likely to be on the agenda. amendment of u. s. national guard has been arrested on suspicion of leaking classified documents

online. the include sensitive military intelligence, about the war in ukraine, 21 year old jack. the shadow was taken into custody from his home in massachusetts and his june court in the coming hours that a questions about how he got access to state secrets as rosalind jordan reports surrendering without a fight 21 year old jack douglas to sharon was of rustic by federal agents on thursday, at his home in massachusetts, he's the air national guard member accused of sharing images of classified military documents in a gamers chat room material that ended up circulating widely online. today, the justice department arrested jack douglas to sherif in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of classified national defense information to share it is an employee of the united states air force, national guard f. b i. agents took to sure and to custody earlier this afternoon.

without incident to shera is expected to be arraigned in boston. federal court on friday. his case is important because the documents he allegedly shared include detailed pentagon analyses on the u. s. lead effort to support ukraine in its war against russia. evidence the u. s. was spying on its ally, south korea, and reports accusing the israeli intelligence agency, most sawed of stoking recent anti government protest reports most saw denies. at the pentagon, u. s. officials say service members get security clearances based on their job duties. not on their age. a policy maintained across the us. government look again . we have procedures. we have protocols in place. we receive regular training on the proper, a handling of classified information. as i mentioned, we sign nondisclosure agreements,

so those rules are very clear. and anyone who has a security clearance knows that anyone who violates those rules is doing so willfully. earlier on thursday, the u. s. president appeared to downplay the importance of the material leaked. i'm not concerned about the ladies and i'm concerned it happened. but there is nothing contemporaneous. where when i click on that said by arresting to shera, the u. s. is making it clear, making classified information. public is illegal. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington, sydney's official said the head of the pot of military unit, the rapid support forces is ready to meet the armies. chief, the 2 sides have been in dispute over proposals to integrate the group into the military or him organs joining us now from khartoum. i but was only about 24 hours ago that you and i were talking about the fight. that was a rising tension between the r s f and the military. now they're having this meeting, why is it happening?

well, political party here and couldn't have been trying to mediate between the 2 sides. some of them have met with the head of the armed forces general. i've been put the 100 also spoken to the head of the r, af, after general mohammed i'm going to and they called on both of them to use wisdom rather than forced to try to resolve their differences. now, while the 2 sides of stress that they do want to resolve issues and they do not want to escalate the situation to reach on to a full scale war situation in metro, he remains the same. in fact, the commander of the 4th is there. and what we have told out there that, that there is more reinforcements arriving for the rapid support for those. despite the fact that the military have requested the hours of to withdraw from their positions and return and vacate the bad news base that they set up in matter. we, despite the fact that both 5 say that they're calling for the escalation and they wanted to escalate the situation in murder, we where the, where everything started,

they are still receiving reinforcements and the military still waiting for them to withdraw. so really, the detention isn't going away while those forces start and those are us after systems and not always, this must be very concerning for the people of the country. and it's not just concerning for the people of the country. it's also concerning for the international community. we've seen statements from b, e, you from the tripod, from the, from the troika, are they the united now united states or you and her norway and u. k. sorry, really, really statements talking about the situation, expressing concern about this turning into a situation out of hand because both sides are armed. both the armed forces have their troops around the country. the rapids support forces also have troops in various parts of the country. so for people in the country and for people outside the country, this is raising concerns that should the situation not deescalate,

as soon as possible. and if we enforcement continues, not only in monterey, but other cities around the country than sudan may be witnessing a full scale war between the 2 sides. not super morgan bringing subsidized from khartoum harbor. thank you very much. and i'll visit investigations uncovered a multi $1000000.00 money laundering operation involving gold smuggling in southern africa. under cover journalist of investigative unit of expose the extent of the operation in zimbabwe, some of the nation's most powerful people have been implicated, including the 1st lady. alexander james reports out there is under cover, reporters, want to launch a $1200000000.00 of criminal funds by building a fictitious casino resort overlooking victoria falls. what we're going to do is hotel a single and vertical market. good. so that's one of the big thing you can call on that pitching to ambassador you. but angel, zimbabwe,

senior depth and belief isn't and what else is good to go? again? you're hungry now. angel says that president emerson monongahela owns the land for the proposed development in the town region 14. so if a lot of land that is on divide because you get, you get to say that, then it's easy to dispose of a just call i listed. let's put it this way, this put it this way. thank you. and then when i say that, ah, so, because the dirty cash for the project needs to be smuggled into zimbabwe undetected. the ambassador makes a cool to the 1st lady when i'm old celia man, and guy guar. remember those people had one more kiss they would want to know

that by we providing the please, will they provide the place? i don't remember thought a refers to the president. my daughter grown in a 6 and 83 been my presenter and your meta. so i'll get it to the him, been you discuss which blends he uses. he's old, they are on by, by the i w. about a day they discuss flying the cash ins as in bob white on the presidential plane, mom, the dell would have been running, ready? be sometimes you with that we, we spoke about. so i'm just going to present day notice or else, right. okay. we're gonna do that. okay. but as long as you guys are these people, as him with his pin, okay. or get on with them, let me will my local variable that you got with this. he says the plan will succeed because it has the president's approval. i say to you,

what you want to do is happening here with everything you but angel? first lady, auxiliary and presidents. emerson. madame gaga did not respond to our requests for comment. alexander james al jazeera, you can watch the fall of the 4 part series in the al jazeera investigation, gold mafia, of the king with you on saturday at all one g m t. how for has a mozambique of launched awareness campaigns to help stop the spread of cholera? it's the countries worst. i break in 20 years and it comes after psych home, freddy hit the country twice in february and march. at least a 1000000 people are affected from the mother, reports from mamba. these health workers say making people aware of the spirit of cholera is the best way to keep them safe. in the district of mamba,

they're going door to door telling people their drinking water may be infected and should be boiled before use. nice dismal. gotcha garza garza, we do door to door visits. we talk about sanitation and explain to them how to use soap and how to keep the water clean for consumption by giving them graham, the community are adhering to it very well. many homes in this rural area don't have running water. people collect water from the river to use for drinking, bathing and cleaning the waters untreated men to damage rationale, or we feel the water, but we don't have any other way here in one, but there is a shortage of water. the population around here use us water. we know that there is cholera, but we don't have an any alternative. we use it for drinking, cooking and washing. bah, you la vida, dawdle. 8 agencies are working to assist and treat water sources, but haven't reached all the affected areas along with the government. they're

vaccinating people in the worst affected regions. this is kelly money, a c port way, authority say the number of cases of cholera has risen. alarmingly, it's worse and off to cycle on friday, devastated the area last month impacting health services. the government plans to distribute 2000000 vaccines this year and is immediately targeting more than 400000 people. cholera is a water born disease and contagious it causes severed the i, drainage and vomiting and other symptoms. and many here are worried that if cases continued to rise, small health facilities like this one won't be able to keep up. for me to mila al jazeera, one bomb was in beak, china's for a mercer said the beijing will not do anything. they did escalate the conflict in ukraine and made the remarks during a press briefing with the visiting german foreign minister. she called on china to prussia, russia to put an end to the warden. ukraine. i think most often aren't letting me stagger the home. i have to wonder why the chinese positioning so far does not

include a call for the aggressor, russia to stop the war. we are know that president pohden would have the opportunity to die. so at any time in the people in ukraine would like nothing more is better finally, be able to live in peace again, seduce me, don't the actual for that. but additional of our one point i want to emphasize is that china's role in the ukraine issues and our proposition boils down to one point that is to persuade and promote toggling off of we will not do anything to add fuel to the flames. francis constitutional cancel will make a ruling on the government's changes to pension law in the coming hours on thursday . people across france joined nationwide protests against the plan to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, they're angry after presidency. my, you're my chrome forced the bill through parliament with i default gonna is going through its worst economic crisis in years. last year, the government spent up to 40 per cent of its revenues on depth payments.

international monetary fund has agreed to a provisional $3000000000.00 bailout, but many are concerned. it would lead to more hardship. i mean, interests reports. peter caught doing as a p. c. o and warry. he says the medicines he needs to survive are running low. and he can't afford to buy anymore. the 77 year old is one of thousands of people in gun o invested their savings in government bonds. now they've been told they can't touch their investment, mach that dr. linda, that to evie was silly or don't even put in a gun on that or would thy cost of living and rising poverty of pushed canyons to take to the streets, demanding the resignation of officious. they blame for the country's economic crisis. the government encouraged citizens to invest in bonds, so he could raise funds, but you'd run out of money to pay them. so they don't miss you, want restructuring was critical. but for us, it was never was

a city to involve individual. critics blame the crisis on excessive government borrowing, reckless, pending and corruption. they say the economies on the brink of collapse and people are becoming skeptical about the financial system. in december, the international monetary fund agreed in principle to a $3000000000.00 bailout. but it would depend on the economy being structured, something most people believe would lead to hush outcomes for an already impoverished population. of your life, if by sam times are hard, we can't sell, we can buy everything as expensive. it's a lot of hard to work to feed our families. it's very stressful. you go home looking tired as if you went to war. as the economy slows, factories are shutting down, and thousands of people are losing their jobs. investments in new infrastructure has also scored as a government seeks to meet the demands for a bailout economy,

say this could mean more people like peter codes or would be unable to feed their families and be unable to afford any medicines they need. how many degrees al jazeera or so he is north west coast as me head by the most powerful tropical storm in years cycle. i also made landfall near port headland, the major hub for iron or exports, able in several communities of until to say in doors may living in the cycles parts have been evacuated. although it is in columbia, are monitoring the nevada o'dell, the reese volcano, because of fears it could erupt again. it erupted in 1985, creating the country's worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed. alexander of amputees spoke to some of the survivors school professor francisco canyon. with 15 years old. when the eruption of the nevada there luis volcano, hit the town of moody you in 1985, and he's got my massive and cut morning. the memories of fleeing with his father as

burning rocks hurled through the night and the roar of the lane, slight, still haunt him to this day and not the niagara. or even if i was very young, i had the impression that the earth could cave in it, or that something was arriving from the sky, or aka, now that the volcano might be erupting again. he packed a backpack with a radio alight documents, and medicines to be ready to run again. my husband. but of course people living in the shadows of the nevada, that reese have been on high alert for 2 weeks. i'll tore to say the volcano might be days or weeks away from another major eruption. and no one knows where it will hit the hardest martin bit loose. nelly, who lived in a rural area close to the volcano, still gets emotional, remembering how she and her 3 children miraculously survived. i don't know, marcus. how up can you please? how are they k advocate? yes, i buy it for days. i wouldn't go to bed thinking it would come back and i wouldn't

be able to open my eyes again. i would think about my kids. it's very hard to remember because i suffered so much. i love, it stays with you. when is it? then as him thought this while moody, you're reemerged relatively unscathed it, another town out of mayor was completely wiped away. killing 25000 people. a gigantic landslide traveled for more than 50 kilometers through the night, bearing our mirror in a matter of minutes and leaving its residence without a chance to survive. respite to pass tragedy, outdoor it is, are struggling to convince many farmers in high risk areas to evacuate. and soldiers have been deployed to stop vehicles from heading to the volcano. geologist say they're worried by the fact that the activity inside the volcano is the closest . it has been to the one that preceded in 1985 or option, even if there are differences in mila kent, riverton thing,

in 1985 to all kin was closed gases didn't have a way out. today the system is more open, yet the seismic activity is similar, especially in the south west of the all kino at dangerous omen from a volcano that has already shown to be capable of explosive erap. sions and lance lights. the, swallow, everything in their path. allison that m p at the al jazeera adam nito. so head on or does it have been scored old proffer might be known as the theater of dreams, but is becoming the theatre of nightmares for this plan. details coming up ah with

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i'm not for some sport manchester united boss. attic tongue hoggard spoke about in defense of holly mcguire, following the defenders scoring an old gold the cost the red devils victory on thursday. mcguire wasn't the only united player guilty of converting into his own that in the europa lee court a final against vm. how do you lead to know much of the match? tyrrell mallets? yes. scored an old goal and the 84th minute. and then in injury time, mcguire made it to, to another blow to the england international. he's not been a regular sort of united this season and his face heavy criticism, but his performances in november he revealed the scrutiny, has taken a heavy toll on him. you competing 3 competitions and then you need is caught and so a firm leticia martinez, rafa for out when you are not available sunday night and then all of us have to do

it and we have seen, i think on saturday i required that a good game also tonight he came in and i think he played also fray good game, garage event has had a better night in the euroleague. they won their quarter final 1st like march again sporting of portugal, federico grantees scoring in the 2nd half to seal a one. when you will, was him reno was his role. messiah mr. penalty is the last one mill away the dutch side, while nor now despite the loss, maria was pretty fully shop to the game and speaking to a dutch reporter, this game of course, was a re match of last year's conference lead while that which roma one chairs a maurine, i would like to pick the 4th from the boston munsey will drank 3 cried aloud. here we see each arizola shouldn't cry. you don't know why,

because you cannot win the match that you lost. you lost the game. you cannot win that one. the only problem today is that the game didn't finish these off time. we see each other in 7 days now. blue kim and i promise you if i lose, i sleep, i don't, i don't stay for 10 months. having nightmares, no. lafelle nadal says he's not ready to return to competition. the spanish tennis star has been out of action since losing an australian open in january, a hip injury has been hampering the 36 year old. in the short term that als announcement means is going to miss the barcelona open. this especially event for the spaniard. he is one at 8 times the 22nd time grand slam winner also remains a doubt to defend his french open table. now before we go, take a look at this quite amazing moment in major league baseball here to center field pay started back and

now i see these pittsburgh pirates rookie g one bay, pulled off a spectacular cap. see a field on thursday. the south koreans efforts helping the pirate seal a 5. no one over the st. louis cardinals. pittsburgh said 2nd, in the national league. central division. he won bay. nothing up. now don't forget, you can find much more in the website about dress for that is all 0 dot com. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more stay with me, but like, ah mm hm. i own counting the cost, the world bank is about to have

a new president school. he ramp up action against climate change. we explore how the world went from a semiconductor shortage to a glut at nigeria. this cache crutch is slowly easing the process of the financial system has declined. counting the cost on al jazeera, unflinching questions is war with lawanda imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, black lives don't really matter. in the police world, join me, mark them on hill upfront, went out to 0. playful is a 50 meter 40 come public. the great way. it's called one of the great, so it's civic coast from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by which 40. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, the u. s. agency. there's a phenomenon called skinny whale in which you start seeing that their body

condition is getting worse. they're getting better, it's because they're not getting enough food. climate change could be both isn't so precedent. in the late 1980 and again in 1999, there was a big drop in wave numbers. scientists believe that that's not true. top point in the number of very way it was a very quick system school. that's the uncertainty here every time the numbers do for the researches. i'm for the curious friendly and they're watching over oh no longer waited reunion. so prisoner exchange brings hope of an end to the 8 year war in the m.