to do what to, to investigate. why didn't you ask this question? there are many during that said censor, it will have a chilling effect on subsequent story. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your final bill. if he post on al jazeera, ah ah, hello, i'm 0 then. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is the news. our live from door coming up in the program hopes for a respite after days of violence across sedan. a 24 hour ceasefire is due to start in the next hour. i personally prefer that we tight from hunger, then we die from bullets and from bombs. and people in cartoon shelter in

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a 24 hour pause in the fighting to earlier attempts that maintain maintaining a cease fire between the rival forces have already failed. more than a 185 people have been killed since saturday. we're here mohammed begins our coverage. smoke covers the skyline north of sedans, capital off the air strikes by the army against positions of the rapid support forces. fighting continues at cartoon airport, leaving a trail of destruction. satellite pictures show widespread damage of the days of heavy fighting flights have been suspended, preventing international mediators from arriving 330 kilometers north of cartoon morrow we are based as still being contested by rival military forces. with fighter jets destroyed. the battle has intensified between sedans, army, and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary army chief of dull fighter, albert han, and his deputy ha. mm hm. don douglas,

who leads the rapid support forces, had been in charge of the country since 2019. but they disagree on hell to restore civilian rule. if unclear, who now has the upper hand with fighting around the general command military headquarters. rapid support forces released footage purporting to show its troops gaining ground with its soldiers at the security services building, rob, rob, but after the army took back control of state tv on monday, it's called on the iris f to turn themselves in a thought that it is not in the interest of our homeland to have its own countrymen currying arms against one another. therefore, we call them not to be part of this conspiracy to lay down arms and turned themselves in. and then let's see if they will consider joining the ranks of sedans, armed forces, cartoon, and other cities are now battlefields with tanks, rolling through the streets and dead bodies strewn across pavements, medical staff, a warning they can't reach the injured because hospitals are under attack. there's

not enough medicine, food or water with power cuts. generators are operating at critical levels, but some are venturing out to find supplies loop gone to do, but we have bought 6 bags of noodles to fact and few, 3 people for one b. there is also salt and kick. the cake will expire tomorrow so he can have it for dinner. margaret. good news is a global push to find diplomatic. resolve. the u. s. is urging the boring sides to end hostilities. i made calls to a general. so brohannon a mary urging them to agree to a 24 hour ceasefire, to allow a sudanese to safely reunite with their families and to obtain desperately needed relief supplies. for now, with unclear if the 2 generals are willing to heed these requests, as their capital city continues its descent into a war zone, where helen mohammed al jazeera, has got a hip morgan whose live in khartoum. hipaa. we've seen these fires fail in the last

few days. what are the prospects for this one? what, while both sides technically agreed to as his fi, that is due to start at around 6 p. m. local time. that's just under an hour. from now we have seen indeed, as you've said on sunday and monday to a cease fire attempts fail. and we've seen people try to step out of areas where they are trapped only to get shot at or head by shrapnel or heavy shillings as the 2 sides ex exchange fires. and just before the fighting, just before the cease fire that is due to come into effect at around 6 o'clock, we can hear the sudanese army fighter jets flying overhead in the central parts of the capitol. autumn. we can hear heavy shelling as the 2 sides are here at. no. yes, and i'm sure you can hear that to that. so that's what's going on right now. that's what's going on right now in the central parts of him, around the vicinity of the presidential palace around the vicinity of the general

command of the army. and this is just with at the sci fi due to coming to an and an effect at less than an hour away. it doesn't look like those 2 sites, at least for the next 15 minutes or so. we'll stop fighting. yeah, i was going to ask you what it's like now, but clearly the fighting is ongoing. there's heavy artillery or, or showing that we can here. do you, are you getting a clearer picture now of who might be getting the upper hand or who's controlling what strategic locations we're looking at, the pictures that both sides are releasing because as well as fighting on the ground and as well as the student is army using fighter jets to fight from the skies. they're also launching a media war. the sudanese army says it's in control of the general command and the sydney and the city. they wrap it support for his release to put a showing that they are inside the are at the airport. now those 2 are right next to each other. so it looks like for the time being the iris f, the rapid support for star inside the airport. while the sudanese army controls the

general command, but those are just 2 facilities in this capital. and there are other facilities as well. there's the state television under the control of the sudanese army. there's several camps of the r s f. it's not clear if they're in control of them or not at this fighting has not shown who has the upper hand so far. this meadows into north, another area where fighting today's concentrated on at the sydney's army claim to have regained control of the airport there. but those claims we've been hearing claims and counter claim claims from both sides, both sides release and footage. so it's not clear who has the upper hand and where at the moment we're, are we on diplomacy him because over the last 48 hours, 3 days, even you know, the chorus of voices calling for as he sees fire and calling for an end to the fighting has grown louder and louder, based on what your contacts had telling you. do you know if they're getting through to the warring sides on the ground? are this speaking to the worried so at wearing sides on the ground? yes, they are. are the worrying sides listening now this is the question,

because both sides from the very beginning, release their own statements that painted a picture of how they wanted the situation to and the iris have made it clear that they wanted to take over all the army bases around the country, while the army made it clear that b r r s of the rapids afford forces are now a rebel group that they're determined to finish out. these are the very 1st statements we heard from both sides. now, due to diplomacy and due to international efforts, we now have a sci fi that is due to come into effect in less than an hour. but it's not clear for that if that's going to hold. and both sides have not agreed to mediation. and that's really the core of the issue here. that's what's going to stop the fighting . should that happen? both sides say that they do not want to negotiate with each other. they don't recognize each other and they just want to finish each other off. so we'll this, this, this 24 hour period of ceasefire. make them backtrack on bad. that's what's not clear yet for the time being. we're waiting to see if they will indeed, we honor the sci fi that they announced that will start at around 6 o'clock local time. and from there onwards,

we'll see the 2 sites are willing to sit down and talk to each other, although if they will continue fighting. ok, huber that ceasefire, as you say, expected to start in some 50 minutes will speak to you them. hey, morgan reporting live from cartoon, missouri in of same lives, in cartoon with her husband and young baby, and serene, told elegy al jazeera that she hasn't less for house since the fighting began. a lot of houses around us, including us, are running out of supplies and, and food, especially that most of the food that we grew rich went off. it's 40 something degrees here and living for 4 days or no, no, no hope for through it just all right. we are all now sitting in a room where it is almost no windows. that's quite true. guard and floor for the babysit. 3 disturbing for the mental health because they keep paying

a bumps we keep running around the house and it's the 4 day force they were we are, you know, conversely quarantined actually with, with that extra worried that a bump like jumped over house because it happened in many cases where they just the girl above and it miss the target and went into someone's house. there is a lot going where the both major doris are saying in front of our house and behind it. and i think we're going to station or not making the easier unless we really pieces fire. i don't think we will be moving out. i personally prefer that me from hunger and we die from bullets from bumped. nor mohammed. she is the spokesman for the executive secretary of the

regional block eguard. he's calling for cease fire and dialog to go to the united nations and they become new. and rick update to try and make him that has been trying to facilitate talks in sudan and this talks always been attended by by all this would need to take us, including the outage stopped. so there's nothing new here. and this is the chair or got are very special and important member it is that they were going to edition feels very strongly about. and it's about being sorely diety, with the people who don't sort of look we're very optimistic and this lead us how i in touch with us in

a couple. so it's just a question for a time. i'm to know that, you know, we're talking about a fire station or facilities protection or for should be just on time to dialogue p. o we, i'm not condemning anybody really does. i'm going to go to the lead us. i just working in the interest of the people that interest of the region and global or at the spring and sorry, high rods on this. sorry. you've been looking at the videos, posted online by people within sedan and within cartoon. what are you finding? yes, there's plenty of sentiment that's being shared. there's fair. and despite the constant internet interruptions, some doctors have managed to post videos online and the situation they're, they're saying is dire. they appeared to show bodies lying in the emergency room until child a hospital in hard tomb. now the doctor was speaking in this video,

speaking arabic, and you can hear it in his voice. he shocked staff are overwhelmed. number of casualties rising and medical supplies are running very low fast now. many doctors, nurses and patients remains traps and medical facilities across the country. incredible sees that we've been seeing him some of these videos west off from a dialysis center in the capitol hard. so am i able to make a lucky escape? patience 4 wheeled out on a heavy gong fire. some can be seen even to be wearing off the top blankets to keep them warm. now also in the capital, 88 students and their professors are still trapped in the university of hard to him since the fighting started on saturday. now they've turned to social media to call for help with their god city. what the situation is really scary. fighting has started again and it's continuous this evening. one of our students was killed. we haven't been able to bury him yet. another student is critically injured. we need

rescuing. we have run out of food. we're really scared. we're scared. we would love to run out of electricity and water. now, the area where the university is located as seen, some of the fair fis gone baffled. let's take a listen. now, students on monday try to escape from the campuses library. that's where graduate student kind of dogged and when i was shot and killed. now he since been buried by his friends and fellow students on campus, but the rest of the students still remain trapped. the army is released the statement saying it's trying to reach them the and said they found out an if you can hear it just in the background. but a terrifying moment captured on camera is gone, has tried to comfort kids in the house, shelling outside the home. many have been hiding on the furniture or in other

places you can see the and as far as they can from the windows. now some good news though, also shed by people in sit down despite the violence and the chaos. video of a newly born baby was widely circulated on social media, bringing much needed joys. you can see just that to it, family. that for from late for now, sir. but i'm sure there's going to be plenty of these kind of videos will be saying, yeah, absolutely, keep a surprise of what you find are higher. i thank you very much. and plenty more head on this news hour, including 3 prominent officials from june is made opposition, party, arrested hours after police detained the party leader. also take a look at this picture. i want to major photography award, but all is not edited. themes will tell you why the photographer actually refused the award an inch for the thing, get heated on the ice after this body check in the n h l. playoffs. heater will have one that

ah, the us turn list at endorse. kevin has lost an appeal against his pre trial detention at a hearing in moscow. the wall street journal reporter was arrested last month by russia security services on espionage charges. washington says he's been quote, wrongfully detained. were covering the story with correspondence in both moscow and washington. d. c. will speak with our white house correspondent kimberly how get in just a moment 1st. so let's go to dorothy jabari, you're in the russian capital. you're in moscow door. so have the russians provided any evidence to support that claim? the girl cabbage is in fact, despite no, absolutely not. what they have provided is a number of accusations, according to the foreign ministry. at the 31 year old wall street journal correspondent was using the cover of journalism to carry out espionage

activity without providing any more information. we also heard from the russian foreign minister circ a lot of said that evan was caught red handed without providing any further details . also, the court proceedings that he's been taking part in, aside from today, when he was officially charged, they're all being held behind closed doors. and we don't even know when the trial will begin, and if that will be open to journalists to monitor the events that will unfold during those proceedings. for the time being the 31 year olds lawyer said that he maintains his innocence, that he is going to fight. he's in good health. in prison, he is spending his days reading a lot of the russian classics. currently, he is making his way through told stories, war and peace. he is at and being physically active. he's trying to exercise as much as he can. and he's in general optimistic that he will be able to fight this charges. but of course, he faces a 20 year prison term and he's not the 1st american to be facing these charges that

there is currently another american, paul whelan, who is in police custody and serving a 16 year prison sentence in a russian jail. i endorse jibari moscow. thank you. let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how good kimberly. so this is now going to play out largely in the russian court. do we know how gross cabbage is preparing for that? well, we certainly have heard from his lawyer and we will get to that in a moment. but 1st we want to talk a little bit about what the us ambassador to russia had to say. she did have the opportunity to meet with every girl read. so we should point out what's important about all this is the consular access of the u. s. and the violin ministration has been unhappy with the fact that this consular access took so long to get the fact that it came just one day before this hearing. as so what the by the administration

is saying is that they want to have continued concealer access. so that is the 1st point of contention that from the, by the administration standpoint, in terms of preparing for future hearings that is absolutely critical. and so they will need to continue to have that communication as for the communication that was made just 24 hours ago, the u. s. ambassador, echoing what my colleague dorothy jabari had to say in terms of a girl of its health that he does appear strong. that is something that his lawyer echoed when speaking to reporters outside the courtroom. no, it's not that it's that he's in a fighting spirit. he's ready to prove the right to free german assume his ready to defend himself to den the court session. he made a correspondence statement that he was ready to prove that he was innocent of the act of incriminating him. but he holds on and thanks everyone for the world support to receive letters and answer sent to us as far as possible before his grateful to

every one for their support. the nimble of now the u. s. in says, this is a wrongful detention the calls the spine charges against the wall street journal reporter, completely baseless and is calling for the immediate release of anger corvettes. it also is saying that it is calling for the immediate release of paul whalen, who has been a detention now for some for years and is saying that it is just too early to discuss any sort of prisoner swap what it is really focusing on right now. is the release of these 2 american citizens. kimberly hallett from washington, d. c. thank you. the kremlin has released a video showing president vladimir putin visiting to army posts in russian controlled areas of ukraine. the trip is the 2nd visit by putin to occupied areas in ukraine since march. he travelled to her son then to lou hands. william mark's reports on the visits and a message it sends. in video released by the russian state,

president putin stepped off. this helicopter a convoy of vehicles shown arriving in the town of henry chest. it's 3 hours drive east of her son which ukraine recaptured last november. the russian leader flanked by security greets his subordinates, but no sign of either his defense minister or talk general the kremlin said security concerns kept them at home to avoid tempting the enemy a command center, his makeshift meeting room and maps blurred and walls camouflaged. he tell seni offices, he wants their feedback, 16 months into a conflict where russian forces have failed to achieve some original objectives and publicly scaled down several strategic goals. where for me, it is important for me to listen to you to harry of use to compare notes. i would like to begin your report about the situation in counseling area. the answer

parisha area. a tiny gathering of veteran leaders deciding the fates of so many young soldiers. as he opens a religious icon, putin's historical awareness always apparent. a copy he says of one owned by russia's most decorated defense minister of the 19th century. in memories of their own recent history, few ukrainians, likely to forget the current conflict. many unlikely to forgive this man and his military see you later in the course on region reads the sign ukraine hopes a counter offensive in the coming weeks may precipitate a more permanent departure. the footage suggests his helicopter land that later enhance for another meeting, more handshakes, formalities, and camouflaged walls. one advisor to ukraine's leadership called this a special tour by the author of mass murders in occupied and ruined territories.

brilliant. should trish pressure 13 spokesperson dmitri pest. gov and an audio statement said the visit to a new russian region was how the president conducts his work, receiving operational information on the spot in the russian provided video. a multitude of military officers offer up such information, but in what moscow calls a russian region local residents did not appear in the president's program. for the marks al jazeera and police engineers yet have arrested 3 prominent officials of the main opposition party hours after detaining its leader and rating its headquarters. how should i know she is a main opponent of president case i ed who has been accused of orchestrating a power grab after he suspended parliament in 2021. iran con has more. a hastily arranged news conference denounces the arrest of rashid belushi. he's one of the most vocal critics of tennessee and present case side gunner, she is an order party, has joined forces with others in opposition to call for his release,

or that the conversation was long. the rest of ration of a new she is an intensification of the policy of abuse and targeting of political opponents. and this is one of the many stages that preceded it, including targeting activists and politicians. his daughter says the arrest is a political witch hunt. since the crew, my father has it, and he did 9 times son for interrogation. boy, are you willing me accented himself ah, 954. legally. he politically mitigated, abrogated charges, and the rest warned accuses glenitia what it calls inciteful statements. he was brought in for questioning, while police searched his home on the orders of the public prosecutor. several senior opposition figures had been arrested in recent weeks. the accused president side of a qu after he suspended parliament in 2021 and moved to rule by decree before rewriting the constitution, 81 year old russia gunners. she had been in exile in the 19 ninety's and returned

during the 2 in his in revolution of 2011. since then, he's face repeated rounds of a judicial questioning for potty finances and allegations of foreign terrorism charges. he and his supporters deny him wrong, hon. oh, dessert. lebanese security forces have fired tear gas to disperse protesters outside government offices in beirut. hundreds of demonstrators including retired soldiers rallied for better pay as the country grapples with a years long economic crisis. the value of the lebanese lira dropped to all time low last month. the government is expected to discuss raising pensions and tuesdays cabinet meeting assyrian president, bashar al assad has met with saudi foreign minister fi salbert bin for han of soda in damascus. france by cells, visits is a significant step towards ending serious decades long regional isolation. it is the 1st by a saudi official since the start of the country civil war in 2011. last week. serious foreign minister if i sell mc dud visited saudi arabia. an 85 year old man

has been charged with the armed assault and the shooting of a teenager in kansas city, missouri. 16 year old ralph yarrow was shot and injured when he rang andrew lester's doorbell by mistake. he had gone to the wrong address to pick up his younger siblings. lina abruptly report yes, justice. that's what ralph yos, family wants for the 16 year old was shot and injured last week. yal had mistakenly rang the doorbell of andrew lester's house in kansas city, missouri. while trying to pick up his younger brothers. lester opened the door and fired on ralph yard. prosecutors have now charge lustre with 2 counts, including 1st degree assault, which carries a life sentence. ah, we understand how frustrating this has been. but i think it

just system is going to work with any serious case. we approach this one, just joining community members outside the house where y'all was shot. his family is grateful that he is recovering from the stories that you normally here. right now, he is alive and he's healing. the case has outraged many across the united states, including the white house president joe biden called yal family, offering his support, while vice president, kamala harris said on twitter, no child should ever live in fear of bringing the wrong doorbell. the prosecutor, in this case, has determined the shooting was not in self defense and says, it may have been racially motivated. my message to the plate

report last, i want to look flow. which money every one. so to possess, there have been rallies in the state, speaking out against gun violence and demanding justice for yal. many have questioned why the suspect wasn't arrested and charged immediately after the shooting. but for y'all's family, they said they're just happy to have him home. lena barclay and jose zapeda as still ahead on al jazeera, picking up the pieces restoration begins at the alex and mosque compound after violence is really raised. why the ohio river is considered one of the most endangered in america and in sport will explain. white orange joined the usual colors on the super table of the world championships in england. that's coming up with peter pluto cell.

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been windy is off the coast of the pacific northwest. lot of snow for northern british columbia and canada about 30 centimeters. so whether alerts in play there after south america we go, there has been more flooding for coastal ecuador just to the southwest of the capital, kito waterlogged roads here. and there is more rain falling over top of this area today than explosive thunderstorms. in the southeast of brazil, this is impacting the state of south polo and feeling more like winter montevideo with a high of 16 degrees. and now you're up to date soon. ah, the plastic, it's no secret that it talks it for the environment. but do you really know just how toxic it is? every point the life cycle problem for manufacture to the rubbish he are plastic problems are bigger than we're told they are. the proof is in the pudding. the chemical plants are poisoning millions of these little tiny nano particles to

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you're watching l 0 reminder of our headline. the warring sides in sedan have agreed a 24 hour cease fire starting in about 30 minutes time. now the un says more than 185 people have been killed in the fighting between the army and the rapids, support forces, paramilitary civilians and sedan have been painting a dire picture of the humanitarian situation. their hospitals are overwhelmed with the injured and running out of supplies. food and water are also becoming difficult to source us journalist evan girl of it has lost an appeal against his pre trial detention at a hearing in moscow. the wall street journal reporter was arrested last month by russia security services on espionage charges. back to our top story, the fighting in sudan between the army and the powerful paramilitary rapid support forces. khalid do go to europe. duleigh lives in cartoon with his mother and sisters. he's not sure the ceasefire is going to hold i don't think any of those

happening as you can hear. now, there are some shots being taken and i think they're trying to use each and every hour before the fire, having troubles and water, electricity, food, everything. the connection between people's getting low, their phones are getting shut off. i got during the day while they're engaging while they're engaging. we actually gotten to nice people like they're actually going out, getting the stuff up the bullets over their head. they don't have like they have no other choice or to buy and sell their houses. so they have to go out and get their food. the most of them of them. you have to go get a lot of stuff besides that. so people are just stacking up supplies, backing up supplies and lies. i'm beginning to run out. so it's pretty visual situation. there's noticed, there's no auto we just trying to handle it out there or not. i know support from

no police, nothing. they're just having a fight, their living has died. and that's was going on incident right now. you prefer struggling, struggling to get the 1st 4 days. so right now you're not finding a lot of struggle code like there's still some supplies, just know some people have electricity, they have diesel, they can charge it. generators, weapon, if a distinct continues for 3 or 4 days, i think we're going to be losing a lot of people and to his release have been injured in a shooting and occupied east. jerusalem. israeli police said the suspected attack or opened fire on a vehicle in the shake drawn neighbourhood where there had been intentions between palestinians and israelis. settlers israeli forces say they are searching for the suspect. they surrounded the building and shake jerome, where they said the weapon used and the shooting was found. meanwhile, at least 6 palestinians had been wounded during a raid by his really forces on a refugee camp in the occupied west bank city of jeanine. house, the health ministry says the individuals are in stable condition and are being

treated in nearby hospitals. work is now under way to repair the damage to the centuries old locks and mosque in occupied east jerusalem. there were violent confrontations there when his really forces beat worshippers. earlier this month, the bill humming has more from occupied eastern. oh, during these last days of ramadan, an oxer compound becomes a beacon of quiet, a place where palestinians loved to worship or just spend the day. has been for years since only hope was lost here. redneck them on $9111.00 of them a very a fleeting to come here unless we get to permit and it's not easy. last time the soldiers came in and they were clashes with the men we had to leave. it was also ramadan. i get that when i see the soldiers beaten people, i can't explain the feeling and fight. in the cone of the compound restoration work is underway, fixing disdain, glass windows, that were broken during an incursion by israeli forces to evacuate the mosque.

this video shows how they 1st break the windows and then loves them grenades at the worshippers below. fragments of colored glass flying over their heads. israeli forces come in with the ladder, climb onto the rooftop, and in a matter of minutes, the windows are shattered. now to repair any damage is much trickier because even if jordan is the custodian of the site, israel controls the type and the amount of raw material allowed into the compound at any given time by semen. hello. that was the team for 6 hours for attempting to fix at tile in the courtyard. he's the director of the restoration committee and above does look public. if i'm a toil sherman, anything, i notify the occupation forces that wrote the guys for security reasons. but each time there are obstacles. the 1st answer we came to wait until i evaluate that can

take an hour several days or sometimes our request is refused. help on. this is not the 1st time the windows need to be replaced. the ottoman era originals were destroyed in a fire in 1969, but the replacements will also broken during prior rates. it will now take 6 months to repair each of the 3 windows destroyed this month. in a few days, axis for non muslims will resume ultra nationalists, israeli. jews will return to the grounds here, surrounded by police in full riot gear. the count, palestinians are enjoying now could end at any time picking up to pieces. restoring what has been broken has become an all too familiar part of the religious practice and daily life for palestinians. here had hamid al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. a 3 people have been killed and more are missing after a landslide in northern pakistan, near the afghan border. a highway near the town of talk. com was hit before dawn on

tuesday. rescue as a still looking for at least 4 people in the northern indian city. now of cornell, there believe to be trapped under the debris of a collapse building lea say at least 4 people were killed and more than 20 others injured. when the 3 story rice mill caved in, round a 150 workers were asleep inside the building when it happened. and you list of the top 10 most endangered rivers in the u. s. has been released. the colorado and snake are on the list from the organization. american rivers, also included as an industrial waterway that goes from the northeastern us to the south. the ohio river. john hendrick reports from cincinnati. ah, the meandering ohio river. when's its way through a population of 25000000 from appalachia through the farms of the mid west before emptying into the mississippi. the conservation group, american rivers is named that 1500 kilometers stretch is one of the 10 most

endangered waterways in america. there are health advisories, as far as fish consumption from the river is concerned. a lot of mercury pollution still is contaminating fish. we also have contact warnings where people can't normally swim, and fish in the river for the wildlife in the human residence of the ohio river basin, sewage and toxic runoff from farms and industrial plants have taken their toll. this is a working river aligned with power plants burning coal, petrochemical plants, steel manufacturers, and other polluters. each year they dumped 18000000 kilograms of toxic chemicals into the ohio river basin. that's 20 percent of all the chemicals released in american waterways. and that's why it's so dirty. there is hope for change waterways. his recently as 1997 american rivers listed cincinnati's mill creek is

the most endangered urban stream in america. it was in pretty desperate shape, but after 25 years of very hard work with a lot of great partners. it's made an amazing come back to bas fish and birds and wildlife. but we're mill creek now, empties into the ohio river, testing reveals a waterway in crisis and drinking water in danger. unlike the northern great lakes, seattle's puget sound and florida's everglades. the ohio river hasn't been designated as a federally protected water system, which would open the door to restoration funding. many conservation is say, the answer is to make polluters treat their own toxic waste, rather than dumping it into public waters. government should say, no, we're not going to allow you to pollute a source of drinking water, where our citizens then will bear the cost. but with little funding less action in no national plan, there is scant hope of restoring america's toxic waterways to health anytime soon.

john henderson, al jazeera cincinnati, a defamation lawsuit against new fox news will begin in the coming our in the us state of delaware. the closely watched case was brought by dominion voting systems . now it is seeking $1600000000.00 in damages. the company is accusing fox of airing false claims that it's voting machines. we're used to rig the outcome of the 2020 election in favor of joe biden. my can reports. as lawyers gather, there's a lot at stake, not just the $1600000000.00 damages claimed by dominion, but also the nature of the protection supported by the 1st amendment, which provides will freedom of the press. in focus on the decades old supreme court rulings which provided sweeping protection for media companies. even when they disseminate false information. it's not enough for dominion to prove fox was wrong in its allegations. it also needs to prove that the media company knew the claims

are wrong, but continued to broadcast them regardless. they would have to show, 1st of all, in terms of liability that fox acted with actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth. and then secondly, if the jury satisfied as to that, that there's been proof of the actual damages that were incurred by the point. so both those 2 things would have to be found by the jury. already thousands of internal communications within fox had been made public in legal documents. these appear to show that the company's hosts like laura ingraham, what privately skeptical of the vote rigging allegations as what other network heavy weights like sean hannity and tucker carlson, who in private emails describe donald trump's claims of vote rigging, as disgusting dominion alleges that despite these private opinions,

fox continued to publicly and actively support trumps baseless claims of both rigging and dominions alleged role in that. the reason says, dominion the media network did not want to alienate the significant number of trump supporters who us villas, delaware superior court judge eric davis, has already ruled that fox on air personalities and executives, will have to testify, including the company's c. o rupert murdoch and his son and fox, co chairman laflin, who dominion alleges new the claims the false, but did nothing to stop them being broadcast. the trial is expected to last 6 weeks, but the potential consequences to the application of the 1st amendment could last very much longer by cannot. i'll jazeera washington, a german artist is refusing to accept an award for photography after admitting that

the photo he took was generated using artificial intelligence. here's the picture that we can't really call it a picture. it's a visual by boris l docs, and it depicts to women from different eras using a black and white filter attacks and one in the creative open category. at the sony world photography awards, he says he entered specifically to spark this debate over the role of artificial intelligence in the art world. well, joining his life from berlin is the artist himself orthodox, and thank you for joining us on the program. i wonder, i'm curious. what did you tell the jury about your picture when you submitted it? i only told the title and that's it. i kept it open, but i a hand it in the images of the series and 2 of them best. so obviously i generated that i didn't make it in the last round, but this particular imaged. i got that far and i was really, really surprised. i did not expect this to happen. it was just

a test i didn't apply to when anything. no, i'm really surprised to because we looked at the picture obviously because now you're making headlines. we looked at the picture closely with the show team and the 1st reaction was, well, actually hold on bits of a do look kind of fagin and, and smudge. we can see the hands there behind the strap, but those bits in particular and around the neck, they do not look super authentic. you see the fingers there that didn't raise any questions with the jury. ali after i talked to the jury, the fact is that an image is quite old. it's from august, september to day you could produce much more photo realistic images. but i'm an artist, it was a creative category. so i think there is some freedom of what rate of license yes, you did this to start a big conversation about the role of artificial intelligence. you got everybody's attention, we are listening. what did you want to say with this?

i think it's a important that you stop using the term a i, photography, and we need to have a term that is new that shows it's a different process of creating images. and my suggestion would be from telegraphy from prompt. and it's not my idea. it's the idea that comes out of the photo community of a peruvian photographic. i talked to this weekend. and once we have 2 different terms, like photography and come to graphy, which also can create images that looked like dying or painting. we can then move on further and say, do we want to put them in one basket? ist the umbrella photography, loud enough for both? or is it a mistake? and it's quite complex question. and what i realized in the photo community is they are just, i'm startled. yeah. like a rabbit. looking at a fox. and i think we need to talk,

we need to talk as quick as the technology advances, and i'm very happy that we are doing right now. you know, robots replacing humans is, is not new. i mean, as the story of the industrial revolution is the story of automation as to this day, what is new? however, in that you highlighted here is that robot before, couldn't really replace creativity. and that clearly has just changed as an artist . how do you feel about that? i love working with a i and i lost a being a photographer. i can do both. i'm for me a i is not a replacement. it is accelerating augmenting my skills. yeah. the more i know, the better i can work with the tool, but a 1st time in history. the older generation has an advantage when it comes to technology. because i can put my knowledge of photography of art in there and make a different prompt than somebody was 18. all right, artist morris, l dax, and thank you very much for joining us on the program. thank you for having me.

still ahead on al jazeera, we build up to the champions league, quarter finals as ac milan, and napoli face each other in an all italian showdown that's after the break. ah plastic. it's no secret that it talks it for the environment. but do you really know just how toxic it is every point and it lives, i don't to problem for manufacture to the rubbish. he are plastic problems are bigger than we're told they are. the proof is in the pudding. the chemical plants are poisoning your way in these little tiny nano particles of plastic and recently they've just found it in human blood, all hail the planet episode for on al jazeera lou

. ah, and the wait is over. it is time to sport with peter peter suttle. thank you very much. defending champion golden state warriors are already up against that in the n b a playoffs. that's all for a 2nd straight defeat. the sacramento kings in the western conference 1st round, the loss of one of a stars david stokes half the action. welcome to northern california, the fried occasion of this fan base. the sacramento kings picked up where they left off on sunday in front of a packed home crowd. they opened up a 6 point lead over the warriors at half time, put the boy over the series golden state, close the gap to 4 in the 4th quarter. but then things started to unravel for the defending champion. for recess,

photos of the amount of the bonus grab dreaming green, who then stamped on his chest, let's suppose grabbed his leg. first. green tried to fire up the crowd while the officials deliberated. but as a bonus was helped to his feet green was ejected and shone his way to the dressing room. the kings went on to wind comfortably, 114 to one. i sick with the bonus and the iron fox racking up 20 points each is the 1st time since 2007 that the warriors have trailed t 0 in the playoff series. i got 2 o series lead over in the philadelphia 76 as being the brooklyn. next to terry reese. maxi was to stand out play with $33.00 points, including $63.00 points is jolen bead into bias. heritage both score 20 points apiece to secure the when 96 to 8 for saturday. the 6 is now lead t to nothing as they chase their 1st m. b a championship since 1983. they be stokes

al jazeera liverpool in the bay 5 met windless running style. with the 61 victory had leads united egypt, muhammad seller added to cody gaz early strike to put the raids up in the future. but renovation threatened leaves pulled one back, 2 minutes into the 2nd half through lewis sinister yoga topside quickly got back on track the other, joseph scored. what would be the 1st of 2 goals for the portuguese o seller was again, among the goals with the strike livable now with at least some hope of reaching the champions, the qualification places, but they stay 8th 9 points behind for place newcastle, liverpool last to rail madrid in last year's champions league final and the spanish giants are on calls to add to their record 14 titles in europe's top competition there in london to play chelsea for

a place in the semi finals on tuesday. korean bens am are scored as madrid one, the 1st leg of they call to final to no last week rail when the same fixture fi for an aggregate last year, and a banking on their pedigree to get them through. again. we don't operate junker hard to live in the history of the champions league. this club is the king and the current team is a small part of the grid history of this club, which is one this competition 14 times more. we would really like to add the grid history of his club. i trying to win this competition worked on a glovers witcher than it. chelsea won the competition in 2021, but k take a boss. frank lampart has lost these 1st 3 matches back in charge, as the blues go through a dreadful season, they'll need to raise their game considerably to overcome the european champions at stanford bridge. a similar holder, one mill advantage, as they travel to naples from all italian called a final 2nd leg. the ra scenario seem to have a hoodoo of a napoli who are runaway leaders in syria. they also beat them for know in the league earlier this month of ammo and minimal and thirds are gone for we have

a very small lead against the team that haven't lost in 12 matches in the champions league. and this year, they have scored 3 or 4 goals per game on average against liverpool as i, x rangers and frankfort as we need to play our own game. brazil, south american champions, flamingo have introduced yet another new head coach. they've hired an argentine hawker, some poli who used to coach argentina and chilly as well as brazilian club sent us . he was sacked by spain's severe in march flamingo fired the previous coach earlier this month. even though he only took over in january, philadelphia, eagles quarterback jaylen hertz is now the highest paid nfl player in history. he assigned a 5 year extension worth $255000000.00, which works out at around $51000000.00 a season hurts, join the eagles in 2020 and last season through $22.00 touchdowns and led them to the super bowl where they were beaten by the kansas city chiefs, it is the 2nd largest total cash deal behind sheets quarterback, patrick my homes,

who has a tenure, $450000000.00 extension. now the type of tackle were used to seeing in the nfl, but on this occasion it came in the playoffs of the national hockey league. what else came up when i called her back? i guess that was dallas center job of elsie getting taken out by minnesota mat number or for a lengthy review them but was not given a major penalty. well, pavel ski looks very wobbly as he was helped off the ice. as for the results, it was the minister to while to 132 in double overtime. with the skull from ryan hoffman, they lead the series one know elsewhere, the best performing team in the n. h l. the boston bruins opened up a playoff campaign with a 31. whenever the florida panthers. fred mashonda, among the scores with these 50th korea, playoff go, boston or the team to beat having won a record,

$65.00 games in the regular season and racking up a record $135.00 points in the process as well. to athletics, and it was a clean sweep for kenya at the boston marathon, but not the when the you might expect ah, will record holder earlier. keep sure there was making his debut in boston, but he slipped out of contention and eventually finished in 6th place. 3 and a half minutes back in said it was his countrymen evans shabbots who won the race for the 2nd year running. he did it in a time of 2 hours, 5 minutes and 54 seconds. the women's race went to kenya's hellen, obesity. the 2 tom olympic 5000 meter silver medalists. when a sprint finished to take it by 12 seconds english cricket captain ben stokes has been named leading cricketer in the world for the 3rd time. and the latest edition of the wisdom almanac. stokes guided england to 9 winds in 10 tastes and paid

a key role in their t 20 world cup. when and the sneaker world championship in england has been disrupted by climate protesters. one of them gone to the table and threw orange powder. behind it is good, just stop oil, which has previously blocked roads in the u. k. and also thrown soup on a vincent van gogh painting at the national gallery in london will leave if now be regulated with most falseness. sorrow. no right, peter. thank you very much. for all the coverage to the galapagos islands now where there has been an exciting new discovery of a prestige cold water reef deep under the sea, stephanie deck ross more and newly discovered ancient under water world. it may not look like the vibrant, colorful coral of times past, but these are said to be in perfect condition and exciting discovery by a scientific expedition off the coast of ecuador as galapagos islands, no more think on throttle. we have not found reefs of this type in such extensive

and developed depths that they are at least several 1000 years old, if not more, and are in pristine condition, which is very important on a global level. many of the deep systems are the gray that for hundreds of years by different types of human intervention. the reef is round 2 kilometers long and 400 meters deep and hosts and abundance of marine life. the discovery was made with the help of this deep sea research submersible called alvin, which goes down hundreds of meters. now spreading each day, sorry, martha said, it's allows us to know more about these unknown habitats. as we all know is very difficult to obtain information for more than 40 or 50, or even 60 meters. deep with these tools or this technological equipment will be able to access this information on the play at. the discovery is the 1st of its kind inside the galapagos marine reserve. it's believe this reef has been here for many centuries, supporting potentially unique marine life deep under the ocean surface and far away

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