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the top one there was for something that social housing cannot provide, which is personal expression, fried studio be unscripted on al jazeera in 2018, a journalist let 40 days of civic action against the on the union government. i'm president sockets young's group on power. i'm going to labor to square and documentary photos is non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime. astonishing out with gun a democratic revolution, i am not alone on many as velvet revolution on the russian rescue is his ukraine of trying to assassinate president vladimir putin with a drone attack. key denied any involvement. the
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other one down in jordan, this is all just they are a lawyer from dell ha. also coming up. sylvia isn't morning after a teenager opens fire to school in the capitol, fail grade kidding. 8 children are you in prison? we need some time to you in process. it ends warring factions, but a safe passage of a dozen other si size interrupted by fighting and put the spear break through the outside. this a new drug shows it can slow the progress of a disease by the pressure has threatened retaliation. what it says was an assassination attempt on president vladimir putin. clement says to drones, where used in an attack on the presidential residents in the early as of wednesday . it claims ukraine was behind it,
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but keith strongly denies the obligations of john a home that reports. this is what the kremlin says was an attempt on the life of vladimir putin. an object these intercepted by ed defenses. russia says it was a drone, one of 2 that officials say were launched by ukraine in an old days. this attack aimed at the kremlin complex 2 unmanned aerial vehicles aimed at the kremlin unofficial statement reads, as a result of timely actions taken by the ministry on special services with the use of ray the welfare systems, the devices were put out of action. we regard these actions as a planned terrorist act and an attempt on the president's life president, putting these notes to, to being in the kremlin at the time. the thinking appears to be that it was a dry run in the 4 dates in front of the kremlin goals. it's evident that preparations are underway for victory day celebrations on may the 9th and event the
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booted and plans to attend the may. 9th. at 10 o'clock in the morning, which it has to be in the red square of his band to observe the victory day parade . and that's at the time of the day. i am here. the 9th of many, 10 o'clock with butch's attorney already is well known way in advance. he should be there. so an interest as a grand one said the this rich drawing the backwoods a dry run, the preparation for me, the 9th, with which it will be walter, i'll be with garcia's whereabouts are known in advance. it is a theory that not everyone is convinced about. i've seen the reports, i can't in any way, validate them. we simply, we simply don't know. the 2nd i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shake or salt. so let's say on a visit to finland, president to landscape denied ukraine's involvement. so we don't at tech for 2
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or most go we fly to home on our territory and we're defending our religious cities. we don't have, you know, enough weapon for these get even has air raid sirens sounded in the ukrainian capital. the me a possibility that ukraine had struck a blow at the heart of russian power was thrilling for summer is what i deem my classmates. and i have been talking about this whole day. it's very cool. i'm very joyful. it's lifted my spirits in its official state, but the kremlin said it preserves the right to take retaliatory measures where and when it sees fit. jo, nicole elder 00. it's called stripe for it has more on this from the cranes capital p. this message from the kremlin is being perceived as being pretty openness, presidents and landscape,
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saying we are defending out villages and all cities. we do not have enough weapons with this. we did not attack boots, and this comes on the back of some of the statements that was made like one of his presidential advisors. mikhail pulled out of the back. but all the x saying that, so this is all predictable. he says that this is russia preparing for a large scale terrorist attack. first of all, ukraine wages and exclusively defensive was this because all that and does not attack targets whole territory and the russian federation. and this does not solve any ministry issue, but it gives grounds to the russian federation to justify its attacks on civilians . basically for the other i could say that this in his mind is a false flag attack. and of course, a false flag is something that he's being fabricated to give, in this case, according to the russia, the pretext to attack. and we saw this kind of, this kind of thing and the build up to the full scale invasion most specifically in the,
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the pro rush of separate just held areas. the so called dan off when the separatists claim that they've been a number of assassination attempts on their officials. and this was the say only a few days before that full scale invasion. so ukrainians obviously, staunchly denying this, but the interpretation is just that this is a very, almost a sign from russia at least tons you on people have been killed and dozens more wounded in russian not to be strikes in and around the training and city of her son, they had one of the few working hide the markets in the city, possibly destroying it, a regular station, central station, and residential buildings with somebody else. somebody reports from here. so to watch it and see what she is about. a landmark, we're outside of the largest shopping though in the house, of course on top of the venue would show it as a result, the entire building was damaged and i totally had to of course of the had to hear you can see the impact on the ground and there's also one of the many did body
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still lying around and, and we were told he was one of the work. i'm not, she has as much as lying and opponents love. so how do you simply eliza, minnesota, and it seems when people were killed and it doesn't end just in the satanic ukrainian will. sorting. say the russians are constantly showing major shopping centers and residential communities in the city to. and they also reports as, as a faith tell us, he's on the front lines as rusher intensifies. it's a tillery massaro and rocket attacks along the eastern bank of the need for a river into a stone, which is now on the rushes control a lot to a level see a ton of smart data, just the of of cancelling, as the parents of a 13 year old boy accused of opening fire in a school in the serbian capital bell. great had been arrested. the cities in morning in depth of 8 children and one security guard lisa, and a suspect uses found his gun in the attack for the boy is not expected to be charged because he's below the legal age to face trial instead. so being the president, alexander boot judge, is looking to change the little concerning the age of criminal responsibility and
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says, the boy will be placed in a psychiatric institution and service reports. now, from belgrade, it's 8 40 am on hold in the morning to send them something some people mess children with this is described to call the 13 year old boy suddenly opened it's far on students inside the whole way before entering his keys to the classroom, to show to the teacher 1st. this turns a weapon on his classmates as they try to flee keeley and one of the many induction was a brand new across on the i was walking up the stairs and i could hear a sounds. i thought maybe were kids. frank firecrackers having fun with i could hear it more and the sound was coming from the front of the school. i saw the security guards falling to the ground. so i quickly ran from where i was a security guard. these also among the dead, the theater left fighting for her life. i give you the close to the fish tragedy occurred in the letter step. read nic,
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primary school. it was rush. i'm used to policy of the city build, right? unfortunately, a children died and one security guard was also killed. the injured children and one school teacher have been hospitalized. no one can bring these children back to their parents. as parents and emergency services hurried to the elementary school in the serbian capital, the suspect was on the phone to the police, confessing the shooting before being arrested in the schoolyard. described as quiet and good, beautiful, and said to be new to the class. he was less of a by police, his face coverage. there is yet no, no a multi for and the fact that the police said was carefully planned. always the she only be a spacer. this was the list of children, but he intended to kill. he did it alone. he made the plan by himself the plan of entering the school of exits. it was found on his desk unless he said he did tell me in the prior to targets this gets looks like a video game or a movie. this sort of thing does not happen very often in serbia. there's 3 gone
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loaves apply. but you know, region wrecked by walgreens and ninety's. i'll rep on ease of the car to come by. like the one used on this occasion to shutter the peace of a school. they all here's outage. i'll just, you know, beverage. so united nations as coding for security guarantees at the highest level to ensure the safe movement of desperately needed a deliveries in. so then the u. n. c. military and chief mountain griffith is now in the country and he says he's working to obtain commitments from the warring parties to allow the movement to stop and supplies. violence has continued in the capital despite yet another ceasefire. extension in the move and reports from concert video for both the show fights is from the parent military rapids support forces at the presidential palace and how soon it houses the office of the defacto head of state who's also the head of the army general. i have the hon, but the rest of the says it's some control of this government building. there's
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been more intense fighting in the capital as the 2 sides bottled for control. that's despite the announcement of an extension of a cease fire for one week after mediation efforts by south to dance presidents, healthcare. that's the sound of artillery being fired by the rapids. support forces against the denise army fight suggests that have been flying overhead around the vicinity of the presidential palace since the early hours of wednesday morning. now famous battles have been ongoing between the iris and this is denise army, as the army looks like it's pushing to regain control of the presidential palace, which has been under the control of the rapids support forces since the thoughts of the fighting 19 days ago. the un says the deteriorating situation is making it difficult to deliver aid. its humanitarian chief who visited ports of them says security guarantees are needed even whether or not we will still agreements or races to allow for moving to solves tides. we will need to have
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agreements at the highest level and very we will arrange to deliver those commitments into a local range. that's the kind of you depends on the fighting and instability is pushing more families to sleep at capital. this bus of evacuation is heading north to the eastern betsy coast along the way. they pass through several check points. some are controlled by the army, others by the parent military, rapid support forced as the approval of people coming from costume, who are escaping the war and trying to find safety and security arrive here under very difficult circumstances. some people who have passed through here don't have food, some, a sick, some of very old import sedan navy ship commercial fairies and airplanes are shuttling people out of the country. a, sorry to say around 13000 for a national have left in recent weeks. what's more, if i can be arrived each day and the city is struggling to go down to kind of the
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big problem with accommodation in the area. students are counted as one of the streets. some families open their houses to families. but for us, youths isn't staying in the most and we have been getting help with the basic needs food and drink. despite the poor conditions, the influx into ports of them would likely go on until the wearing sites agree to a cease fire that holds people. morgan ultra 0 product to us. federal reserve has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to 5.25 percent of the highest level in 16 years is the 10th time. and just over year, the fed as fact rates as it tries to contain inflation. the recent collapse of 3 banks has res, fears of high interest rates could undermine confidence and the financial system, the central bank of signal that the latest rise may be its last one. for now, chapter tons he has more from washington dc. this was the right rise, that many have expensive. the question was there whether jerome piled a federal reserve trapman would signal that now was the time for
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a pause in great prices. and while he said that no decision had been made on any subject, paused, he did indicate that now was the time to take stock with today's action. we have raised interest rates by 5 percentage points in a little more than a year. we are seeing the effects of our policy tightening on demand in the most interest rates sensitive sectors of the economy, particularly housing and investment. it will take time, however, for the full full effects of monetary restraint to be realized, especially on inflation powers, repeatedly asked about the space for us banking system to which he responded. it was sounds and resilience. but given that it was pals who failed to full see that the results of the aggressive interest rate prices would be the failure of several banks. and just as about several others, he is facing some of the, of a credit ability problem. she ever time see al jazeera washer. but he was stock sab already felt the impact on the hike ending low on wednesday, and regional banks continued to struggle despite reassurances from the federal
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reserves california backpack west splost of a half its value on the reports. it's exploring a sale, west of alliance bankrupt, tumbled 33 percent. a lot of also to come here and i'll just say are including police right. the home or for my presenting and present jaya both on. are you denies accusations? he faked his cause, a drink and how the wonders of nature and ecosystems. i mean celebration in new york natural history on the the swelling disappointment of winter is still there and has been for it seems rages and eastern kinds of new york. it's slightly disappearing. but coming down the pacific coast have done the leg, which is prior to the season in place. look at that would suggest is by to write in heavily in southern california, with temperatures. how would right during that i 70 even las vegas challenge and
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likely was only $21.00 degrees again lower than it should be for this times. yeah. but this isn't improving situation temperature coming out now. so it's in toronto, the right in stopping in new york, and i need to go back to the familiar picture of feeding moisture up into the central plains facing and creating john thunderstorms, the other not to extreme, but they move steadily east with the same time the pacific coast does not boat and dry is a little better than it was, for example, in out a big it shows in the kind of being a light to being his 5 year old or possibly cuba one to lots of want in kingston. not in golf, a model or i think the trade winds are picking up a little bit. so it's like to be fairly, which i suspect in panama and costa rica. same is also possibly true in french kind of this is a line of heavy rain at the moment. south of that is a dry looking picture except in power going possibly in southeast in brazil was the rest of the war when a good part of option tina, the
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assassination of destabilizing the democrats. the process. if we lose it, it will be a loss for holding a documentary explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy, to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. a country deserves so much better than being ruled by a collective project succession opposing autocracy. democracy may be on al jazeera, a news, [000:00:00;00] the
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book about getting promoted on top stories. here this a russia says it foiled an assassination attempt on the president not to mention coming says to drones, were used in an attack on the presidential residence, explaining ukraine. the key denied sanitation in the sodium capital build, right people. i'm only the best of 8 children under security guard, and i'm not shooting at a school. having somebody 13 year old boy exclusive of kennings, i'm interested on the united nations is calling for security guaranteeing. is that the highest level of the safe move into a deliveries in sit down the bodies, humanitarian chief is in the country to coordinate with the 5th not present in police of rated for my president jab both in our as husband sees his phone. he's being accused together with 6 of his age of having forged cobit 19 vaccination records. i'll just bear with monica. you're not yet been rio de janeiro has the story in an early morning, surprise, federal police search the home a former president,
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shameful. so now he's being investigated for allegedly falsifying his corporate 19 vaccination records. police sees both and not as phone during the raid on his home . federal agents also detain 6 people close to the former president for questioning . they are accused of forging vaccination cards, supposedly to meet international requirements for travelers. also now to denies the allegations against him. will bill know thing say i have nothing to hide, not only about the vaccination card, but anything. it would be good if we had a democratic country where we could discuss all subjects. there are subjects that are forbidden to talk about in brazil, and one of them is about the vaccine bowl. so nato has already been accused while he was president of down playing the pen demik and of the lengthy minimization campaign in a country with the world's 2nd largest coven, 19 ductile after the united states. when brazil finally began importing vaccines,
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the president test outs under efficiency and said he would not be vaccinated. because it was if you'll know to me of assumed i didn't take the vaccine. it was a personal decision after reading defies a pump that my daughter who is 12 years old as old, are not taking the vaccine. she has a medical report. so i'm really surprised with this search and seizure, but investigator, se data and results health care system was altered, showing both sonata had been vaccinated when he had not last december, shortly before the end of his term suitable sonata left proposal for the united states. to return 3 months later, since then he has been the target of several investigations. the federal police already question zabel sonata twice last month. the 1st time on the legend irregularities bringing back 3 sets of expense of jewelry given to both so not of by the saudi arabian government while he was still president the 2nd time on the it's
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a legit role in instigating the january 8th riots on january 8th and both sonata supporters ran sec, the presidential palace, the supreme court, and congress. hundreds of writers called on the military to allister president, wheezing us to let the silver. what taken off is a week before? well, so now to says that he condemned the uprising and had nothing to do with it. but the former president is also being investigated for spreading misinformation and for repeatedly making unfounded claims. that results voting system could be easily wrecked. monica not give all just sierra rio de janeiro, hundreds of migrants of storm them, immigration station at mexico, southern buddha. at least 2 people were injured when the crowd scramble to get documents for transit through the country to the us border. has been an increase in the number of asylum seekers. migraines trying to enter the united states. the search comes ahead of next week. so the next station of pandemic era restrictions now strike by thousands of film and television writers in the us has entered
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a 2nd day. or are they on demanding bits of pay and working conditions? reynolds as move from los angeles, and it's day 2 of the writers guild strike here in los angeles. we're outside the massive sony pictures studios where they're picket lines, as you can see have been set up and we want to talk to a veteran television screenwriter, todd kessler. todd, thanks for speaking with us today. my pleasure. may i ask you, what is the primary issue for you? why are you out here on the picket line? i'm not here for myself, but more importantly, i'm out here also for younger writers, the middle class writers in our business. we can't even afford to live in this city on what we're now getting paid by the streamers and the networks. they have drastically changed the way they do business with us. they've made us disposable. they've made steps smaller to work harder for less money. and we're not gig workers, we're not, we're drivers with all due respect to them. we are professionals and we're not
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being treated that way. the last time the writers went on strike it last for a 100 days a. how do you see this ending? what, what is going to bring the 2 sides together? well, sadly, i think it's going to go on for awhile from all i can tell because the studios and the networks have been preparing for this day for a long, long time. and maybe we've even been complicit because we've been doing our job for them, realizing that they are going to be banking all these tv shows for the audience to watch. so they don't even notice that there's a strike going on. i have a feeling, it's going to be a few months, hopefully not. but i would like to think that the management would come to their senses and realize we're asking for an honest deal. we're not looking to get rich, we're just looking to get the kind of financial support we can to support our health care and our pension and support our families through these hard times. todd, thank you very much. so that is a perspective from here on the picket line, outside of sony pictures studios, and according to this veteran television writer,
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this strikes could last for a long time rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles of the hong kong government is dramatically reducing the number of the democratically elected seats, some local elections, or cabinets. the one to stand for office will now be vetted critics, a, it's a step backwards for democracy, which it can be reports from hong kong. centralizing control, the hong kong government is slashing public involvement in local elections. fewer than 20 percent of district counsellors will be chosen by public democratic vote. the rest directly appointed by the government, will vote in by state control committees. all candidates will be vintage to assess that, patriotism comes political leader says this will create the most stable future of the months of empty government protests in 2019 is the bank file, as it is the attempt to make calls on independence and
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the attempt to cost this hasta to hold on society as a whole that we need to purchase. we do to present i think that has to be made very clearly. we'll look through that. don't forget it. we have to bear that in mind. so as to ensure the, in the long run, the system protect us from all these chaotic and humble situation to arise again to district council elections during those protests. so record the voter turnout and land slide victor is for pro democracy candidates. critics of the new election rules say that designs to marginalize public participation next time around, it is about control and it indicates that the government doesn't trust the people of phone call. they don't trust the people's phone calling to do the right thing. they don't give them an opportunity to voice out their views,
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yet these district counsellors councils are supposed to be allowing the government to gauge public opinion. there are reasons to be happy everywhere you go in hong kong. the changes come as well throughout. these are aggressively promoting hong kong as a tourism and investment hub. the government is spending millions of dollars on campaigns from free flights for visitors through discounted movie tickets for residents. oh, individual, improve the public mood, unhealthy economy to recover from the link, the code of 19 restrictions. the campaigns are attracting a lot of attention. but so 2 of the amendments to the election laws, that's prompting concern. it'll be home comes politics rather than publicity campaigns. that seal it's international standing, which is kimber. elder 0 on cons. smell has more of us live longer the number of people diagnosed with dementia is also rising sofa drugs. the outside of this disease has only been able to treat symptoms,
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but the trial of new medication has shown it can actually slow the progress of the illness. john henry has the detail there is new hope for the millions worldwide, who suffer from alzheimer's disease. a late stage trial of the eli lilly drugged anonymous shows its lowest cognitive decline by as much as 35 percent. the drug is a monoclonal antibody designed to remove amyloid plaque, which is one a bit of finding features of alzheimer's from the brain for the past 20 years or so . we've had drugs available that work on the symptoms, but really to not get the underlying biology of the disease. so the animal is a drug that gets at the underlying disease process, the so called disease modifying therapy, current research wise, the drug effective for those with mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia. but researchers say it is possible that the drug could be effective for those who show no signs of old timers, but whose biology suggests they could develop symptoms later. support,
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it doesn't stop to disease, it doesn't make people better, but it may slow the rate at which they decline. potential side effects include swelling or bleeding in the brain. so researchers recommend periodic m r. i scans. lily plans to file for approval by june and hopes regulators were given the green light by early next year, john henry and l g 0. now the wonders of nature and bio diversity of being showcased at new york's natural history museum. you must have exhibit dedicated to some of the well smallest creatures which perform big roles and ecosystems. i'll just say it was kristen salumi was the spring ushers in a new wing at new york's natural history museum. the richard gilder centers, unique architecture, reflects the natural world in the habitats of creatures exhibited inside there. you'll find an insect, terry, and we didn't count every as, but we estimated to half a 1000000, and this is
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a cutter. and calling these ants are farmers harvesting leaves to feet of fungus. they need to survive. there's truck way up here, and the answer continue upward. and they have to cross this bridge in order to get to this one. this one's simple reminder of how life forms depend on each other. if this think about the food chain, energy goes from the son to the plant, to fungus, to be and, and then upwards. there's also a butterfly, very um, where the tropical climate is perfect for visitors. to get up close and personal with the 80 different species lying freely in the space. the center stated purpose is science, education and innovation. museum classrooms already host $3.00 to $400000.00 school children and their teachers per year. students come in, they're just really curious. they're very interested in the world around them, and we need to maintain that interest all the way through. for visitors the center offers
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a chance to marvel at technology g as well as nature. this exhibit is meant to highlight the interconnectedness of all at a time when the scientists say not only is the bio diversity of the planet under threats, but also trust in science itself. with habitat shrinking and species dying, museum president shawn decatur hope sparking appreciation for such wonders of nature will help better preserve them in the future. this may be in plays a role, both in education and understanding about those issues, but also plays a role in making the, the work of scientists much more visible and getting people to understand the process of scientific discovery and how science actually does come to bear. unimportant problems of the problems affecting all species including the human race
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