so this district has started the flood once again, the, the one of these kinds, closest allies dumps giving it weapons and an escalation dispute to have a grain, the minus sign. me say that, and this is out just a live from del, how. so coming up, i think all medians, and as that a by johnny's me to over the future of not going to cut him off to a russian bank, sees fossils fighting, india suspends visa services, full canadian citizens as diplomatic relations. it's a new love the time where we live in livia, for the latest on the clean off of her i came in this one who's harry

the we'll begin with some breaking news. us media mobile. rupert murdoch is announced. he'll step down is chairman of fox news corporation. the 92 year old created fox rolled costing in 1986 and eventually became the number one cable news channel in the us known for carrying republican talking points is done level and the adult cool become the sole chapman. both companies. let's go to heidi joe castro for more on this. so how is this news being received that heidi or well, it is a pretty earth shattering thing in the media landscape here in the united states. but certainly one that has been expected given the age of river murdoch's, who is now 92, but he has long been such an active presence guiding his 2 companies,

fox corporation and news corps. uh, and really actively involved in the editorial guidance, particularly at fox news, which of course is the leading conservative voice among the media in the united states. so given his age, this is not altogether unexpected. however, he did right in this memo to employees this morning that he is staying on as the chair and the riders of both of these companies, which is also on surprising now, who is going to take on the role of the chief executive? well, murdock, rupert murdoch has 2 sons, and the one that he's given these companies to is also the one that people have long expected. and that is laughlin murdoch's, who has already been basically running these companies with his father's guidance over the last few years. we're not expecting too big of a change given that this is the son who has already been helping the ship under his

father's guidance for these last few years. however, is there, there could be changes coming as any shakeup of this sort of this type. but of course, again, why we're paying such important such close attention to this is given the important role that fox news in particular has played in the us media landscape and its influence on politics. it has been credited for really elevating donald trump eventually who won the presidency and he remains one of his strongest supporters, even though trump himself has split off and cried fox news for being unfair to him in the recent past. but this certainly has the potential for really shaking things up as we are still in the next presidential election next year. all right, thanks so much time to jo castro, the, the opponent says it will stop supplying additional weapons to ukraine at long term allies, but have been locked in a dispute of a grain impulse, poland, and sand grain from ukraine to protect the interest of its own farmers and then

said it will not allow supplies more weapons to cave. as the route escalated, farm is both potent and ukraine. our voltage have agreed in a phone call to find a solution. problems 5 minutes the says the shift is due to his country focusing on modernizing ministry. and he was reassuring because liam is not transferring any weapons to ukraine because we are now aiming to defend ourselves with the most modern weapons. if you don't want to be in a position where you have to defend yourself, you have to have something to defend yourself with. we follow this principle and that is why we have placed increase orders. we focus primarily on the modernization and rapid argument of the polish army. robert push tyler is a senior fellow at the casimir pals, saki foundation. and a former published diplomat. he says, the way you cranes present a lot of them is that landscape address. poland in the u. n. could be behind was those decisions a stop on supplies?

the following, these follow, you know, friends of the crate and this is not just now says the very 1st day, you know, it's not just the compliment and the institutions. and yours is the whole society which have welcomed. you know, great, i read just as you know, i mean, also i, i, you know, i called a lot more than like, 5 minutes without meeting berries. you great notes at different places and they are welcome to integrating as well. the problem is unfortunately that something has, has changed in terms of yes, we have elections and on and so forth. coming. so of course, the government that the governing party is obviously taking, you know, perhaps rather hoss using scrubbing contra dory. but the trophies, it's been comprehensible why now it's reached the level of the president, you know, you for any president why is could be facing opponent. there's, if you, with a country unfriendly country, you know, he walked out before the speech of the police president and did not want to actually organize the meeting. that is something which, you know, i'm sure will settle this, those people in the criminal and you will kind of opening champagne would prove

them wrong. but nevertheless, this is not helping. and it's a kind of even some, you know, people, the service advisors are form advisors, the brain, present that saying that this is kind of political. so he's psyched on you right inside. so yes, hold on. he's not, you know. yeah. what started out let's go live now. it's kimberly how good at the white house and kimberly's it looked like that i'm season and get those as defense systems as a shuffle through a busy day of me. things that as well. he's certainly asking for them. ask is the key word there and whether that request will be granted is the big question mark. there are a series of meetings that are taking place in washington. we know that the credit leader started his stay on capitol hill. he is meeting with both congressional leaders on the house side, that is the house of representatives where he'll be meeting with the republican as well as democratic leaders. and then on the senate side where he'll be meeting the respective leaders of both parties as well as he will also be meeting with their

lawmakers on the house and send the side as well. and he's going to be having to convince them that he needs more funding in terms of that white house request for $24000000000.00. and that is something that will also be the focus of a meeting that will be happening here at the white house with us president joe, by the now this is a 3rd visit to the white house, but it is the 6 face to face meeting that the 2 leaders will be having over issues involving the ukraine war. and what we know is that it comes at a critical time given the fact that this counter offensive has been dragging on. and there is this effort to find some sort of rate through on the part of ukraine. uh, and the part of that, as you point out, is this request for the tactical missiles and according to the national security spoke 1st. and john kirby no decision has been made by the united states,

whether or not to grant that request. so that is really going to be a focal point of this bi lateral and expanded bilateral meeting that will be taking place as well as when he finishes his day of let him years. let's do that is at the pentagon and kimberly how bipartisan is support for your crime. looking now, especially in congress as well right now in terms. 6 a favoring that routing of the additional $24000000000.00. the white house is asking for ukraine right now, whether it be military, whether it be humanitarian, it seems. but uh, on the sort of liberal side of the political spectrum, mainly democrats. they seem to be more in favor, but what vladimir zaleski is facing is that increasingly skeptical congress. you have to remember that today the us congress has approve some $111000000000.00 for you in praise is the start of the russian invasion. and now this is an

additional $24000000000.00 that is being requested. and so lawmakers particularly const. 6 that of the republicans are asking, look at we want to see accountability for how this money's been spent. we want to see some gratitude for the money we've given you. but we also want to see a plan for how you expect to win this war. and so that is what these law makers are looking to hear from vladimir zaleski. needless to say, in terms of government funding here in the united states, there is increasingly a stand off over how to funds the us government. and so that is now starting to be, well when into this discussion of so this is going to be a little bit more of a challenge for the ukranian leader this time around in terms of asking for those funds. all right, thanks so much. kimberly, how could that as of, by johnny officials and leaders of the know go know kind of back break away region of how talks in the city of you have la, scuffed, how the regions destiny comm, medium population can be integrated into us out of by john this comes off to

fighting, broke out in the region on tuesday, followed by a ceasefire agreement to meet 3 met vanco reports. this could be the beginning of the end of decades of conflict. positive by johnny officials and representatives of ethnic albanians from the going to kind of a sit down to took. they couldn't agree on many issues like security guarantees and ending transport blockades. but decided to talk again, adults follow assurances from ozzy about john's presence that the rights of ethnic comedians would be respected. of the yes, yeah, i have said the medium population living as about john, are all citizens simply? i mean, he, a nationalist war criminals. leaders of media and car bach took these people hosted, poisoned their brains. the talks were held on media's independence day. the country's prime minister, addressing the nation. they thought of john lane as being should be valued in peace

should not be confused with a truce or a ceasefire. peace has an environment that is free from conflicts into states into estimate conflicts by this cost is not easy. it goes through external and internal shocks. and we must go through this pause for the sake of independence for the sake of statehood, for the sake of the future. hundreds gathering and yet yvonne for a 2nd day saying the prime minister has given up on the golden and cut about negotiations come after a lightning offensive boy as it goes on in the garden, a kind of box left ethnic, a median forces, little choice, but to agree to negotiate but until a final agreement is reached, kind of back how many and say they have been abandoned to meet you met with in co, out to 0. i usually a couple of all of it is joining us now live from moscow. so usually we know they didn't reach an agreement. what did come out of the talks a while. exactly, so basically as

a bichon has offered a draft of a peace agreement to resolve the issue of the dispute of the car back region. but as we understand, and as we've just had a in the package, the resolution is still up in the as the pots has now said that a 2nd round of talks is needed. according to the car box side, no final agreement was reached during the tools as there were no security guarantees for news living in cairo by him. that's the key issue here. when the stands most of those ethnic, a medians of car box don't want to become a zip, as john and citizens, and they are afraid of possible violations of the security and their rights from as a bichon. and later on today, even russian presents like even patients probably come to fun with president of a zip is on. it will have a live, an attempt to ensure the rights of the i mean and population in car box. and julia, what role is now left for russia and for russian peace keepers like it as it looks

like the salaries are resolving this militarily? i will describe that according to the russian sides, which is obviously very much involved in, i mean as a pressure on f as a direction peacekeepers mission that is to help local population provide them with humanitarian age and medical assistance to evacuate. people, if needed from some dangerous areas and not to get involved in any ministry activities. sounds like i mean is blaming russia for because the media believes russia for signing with a zip. a sean, not with a media in this particular round of the contested a taste that's been breeding for at least 6 is 3 decades. actually i'm talking about the whole complex. i mean, it says russia didn't fulfill its obligations under the collective security treated organization improvements and didn't help them during the previous escalation. back in 2020, uh, the other day, several russian peacekeepers were killed by the,

as it was johnny armed forces. and so during the shutting one to spend, the deputy command of the russian peacekeepers was also deputy, come onto the submarine force. as of the russian northern fleet was code. and during the telephone conversation between the 2 prisoners, between the russian and the zip strongly presidents that it has a lee of apologized and express condolences that with a desk the desk of those peacekeepers and all that is now triggered a very sharp reaction in russia and we hear from very many pullman russian figures who are blame me as a betron if will be a troll such a. so basically we're keeping an eye on the situation how it's developing. well, i will leave it there. thanks a lot to the shop of all of the spring. you some developing news coming out 5 ball guerria national suspect though, spying for russia to be charged with conspiracy to conduct the espionage. now they'll appear in the u. k. court. next week. they're accused of conspiring to

gather information, which would be useful to an enemy. and it's one of this that's tools now. so joe, now holly joins us live from london. so when will details are coming to light about this elijah spine ring? well, the so called hostile states rent, so set to account for an increasing proportion of the work load of the u. k. a security services the most of those emanating from russia since the attempted assassination of so good script, paul, back in 2018. and this is one of those so called hostile states threats. as you said, the 5 people, 3 men, and 2 women, or both areas, nationals have been charged now by the current crown prosecution service here. charged with conspiracy to conduct the espionage. they will come up in court on today's charges on tuesday next week. why do the charges involve the 5 operating in an operational spike?

so, conspiring to gather information useful to an enemy between august 20, 20 and february 2023. that following an extensive investigation by the metropolitan police, essentially living in plain sight, these 5 here in the united kingdom, offices searching properties belonging to at least 3 of them found to lead to fake passports and official id documents for a whole host of countries. not just the u. k, but across europe, including folk area from safely spain, cuz they show on the check republic as well. there believe 3 of the 5, at least i have lived here for several years. 2 of them, indeed, living as a couple in a quiet cul de sac in a place called harrow, not far from london. they were known as max and kate locally, not the real names. of course, i was said to have kept a low profile and indeed lived for a number of years next door to a policeman. or i will leave you that thing so much john. how still ahead on al jazeera,

a general striking grace to protest against the government's proposed labor reforms, [000:00:00;00] the i had low, that's a south asia. we've seen some very heavy rain effect eastern areas of india in particular edition. but we'll see that what we're starting to work its way to most central areas. as we go into friday, we've got amber warnings out for that heavy rain and some stones across my gea pradesh, as well as a dish at northeast corner. continuing to see the worst of the wet weather. what does that rain edging into bangladesh and putting up for the north towards an airport and baton, but the weather picks up across the west coast of india, live the showers, stretching away from them by down to carola some of the showers as well. tickling

into sri lanka on saturday. but let's try a picture to the north west lodge areas of pockets done. and from new day we will see the sunshine as we go from the weekend into the new week. there was a move it to east asia, lots of sunshine from northern pots of china, the temperature invasion sitting above the average. and the sunshine has come back in across the green pen. ensure that says that where the front pulled out for the east taking the west of the wet weather with it. we have got some heavier rain. however, putting into eastern pots of horseshoe that'll knock the temperature down slightly in tokyo. does remain rather hot and humid here though, we'll see some sunshine come back into shanghai by monday, the from intimate moments to majors, social changes from man's impact on the planet to the

impact of mine on himself that he has with depression. and this is really asked to give yourself love the witness award winning films from around an hour to 0. the the of the you're watching. i'll just say what time to recap on headlines now. us medium oval reuben mode of isn't alan still step down is chairman of fox news corporation that onto 2 year old creative fox scrolled costing and 1986 his son locked and the adult

will become the sole chairman of both companies the presidents of as that are by john and russia, i have discussed the situation in the break way region of the golden rule cut off. that's as leaders of the go to kind of mentioned as a by john schmidt as a, by johnny officials of all the in the city of, of last they discussed how the regions ethnic are medium populations, the integrated because the poland says it'll stop supplying additional weapons to ukraine, then, long term allies could have been locked in a dispute have a grain impulse power and had fine grain from the crane to protect the interests of its own farmers. the international organization for migration says, the number of people displaced by flooding in libya has now exceeded 43000 thousands, were killed in the dissolved stow, which struck when 2 dams collapsed. they say the population needs urgent supplies of food and water,

as well as mental health support. rescue teams are continuing to search for survivors, but 10 days on little hope of finding any want to live and survive as that. and i say it's the government's fault. so many people have died out of the additional. i blame the officials. this is of the reality that we're living in the officials are thieves. we're not government employees were ordinary citizens. we make a living day by day. we don't want anything from the government. there's nothing else to say that ali hash, whom is monitoring developments from the capital in tripoli, joins us live from that. so with so many people now displaced the numbers piling up . are they getting the assistance they need dolly as well, of me the whole country is over when with this disaster and it's all about the capacity of the 2 governments ruling, the east and the west. and besides all these political differences and that i

believe this is kind of creating more reasons for people to be concerned with the people who are now displaced without places to go to or people who are waiting to know what happened to the beloved ones. the in, in, in, in that, in that life now the city is divided into 3 uh, fox one that's the stated by the, by the thought and, and this is on leave. it will, it's only 40 minutes emergency work as the 2nd was in fact it, but still there are some, some places that's all a. busy bit kind of leave of who bought that as an advice from don't sort of these 2. i really want to leave because they might catch any disease because of the bodies because they compose all these over that on the set side of the city. all the said part of the city is a box where people can, can survive, they can continue their lives. but it's also only about that light. it's also about

the villages that on done. some of them not just disappeared from the world that they don't want to exist anymore within 5 time, it is the dead are being reported as missing. now, there are a lot of efforts being exhausted by the administration is whether here and people the on and in business has the, the search and. busy rescue teams are working now as for rescue it's, it's a bit. it's a bit of a very difficult situation because as we understood from officials, it's not going to be easy to find any want to live anymore. but it's about finding the bodies and bodies, as we said the, the compose, most of them was what swept to the, to the water. so there are dna tests that thought of being a man made by, by a, by these, or thought it is often people are reporting that a beloved one. so it's, it's, it's a very difficult situation. this is the 10 day 11th day after, after the disaster. all right, thanks so much on

a hasha of india has suspended visa, sol, canadian citizens until further notice comes and made an escalating diplomatic growl. the 2 countries have also issued a travel advisory to the citizens wanting them to be cautious. the canadian government says it has credible evidence, knew that he was involved in the killing of a, from the canadian seek active this india has dismissed. the allegations, as absurd is cadjew, is a former indian diplomat. he says the impulse between the 2 countries has been a long time coming. i think what is happening is unfortunate, but it's not surprising. the canadians have 4 tickets. no. shown very little attention to india and the indian complaints about canada are not listening. go up to the indian, the requests for extradition,

or for taking action against this an extremist on the soil be advocating. gov. secession is in india and could been involved in buttons at 2 environmental activists say they were abducted by the philippine military enterprise conference alongside the officials to india. castro and jad mama refused to the government's claims. they had voluntarily surrendered off to admitting to being members of the communist new peoples on me. a recent report rank the philippines, the most dangerous country in asia for environmental defenders, with 11 killed in 2022 bottom below. as more the counsel manila, a. 7 7 check the bundle and do need a customer or a set free after missing for 2 weeks to environmental activists. physically shaking, remaining defiant. no, not by. let's continue to cite to stop reclamation. let's continue to defend the

rights unlikely. you'd of fishermen around manila bay. you appear that a news conference there were expected to fact that governments claimed that the parliamentary really surrendered and wanted to turn their backs on to arms communist movement. instead they said they were abducted by state forces on the way . they know what's coming by the government stance by its story and we felt betrayed. that's why we, we fired and then it says had a case. what we're after here is this a through, they went to us, they want to go back to the folder below. they provided a statement, i do need his parents say they believed their daughter and support her advocacy. while not before knowing the puppy. 40 up duction, there were soldiers to visiting us at home. they said they'd like to help our daughter, so as to why she would need help. they told me is to kill her name. but why? she's done nothing wrong with no one backing down on their version of events.

compromise had to be made to to activists are now in the custody of the commission in human rights. once the law side is going to be on, is that jet engine, the law are now unsafe in utah, around the commission on human rights is a government body, but it is known to be independent activist, gather initial support, highlighting a troubling trend. the philippines has consistently ranked as the deadliest country, and these are for environmental defenders in the last 10 years. according to rights, watch dog, global witness. the global this report on the document. back to be some words. what about those? why being present or not we are you stand up cases as well as land reclamation in many be active is say local communities have also been resisting logging and mining activities. the fear just in geneva won't be the last

to go missing. funded to the algebra, minnesota, the process of taking place in grace is not of a 24 hour strike against government labor reforms. trade unions linked to the public sector. so say the proposal is an assault on workers' rights. industrial action is disrupting public transport and leaving ferry strands of impulse, doctors and nurses and public hospitals. and some teachers have also been on strike pharmacies in venezuela have deployed thousands of officers to the ever try. they don't code on prison where they seized thousands of weapons and ammunition incarcerated. we're able to roam freely around the prison, which had hotel light facilities, including a pool light club and a mini zoo child structure that has more marketing. we're not going to be the 30th to occur on prison, has often been described as a hotel for how for criminal guarantee. it has a disco assuming pool, and even a zoo will. sorry to say that the tourist trend rockwell,

which is believed to have around 5000 members operating in at least 8 latin american countries as traffic drugs and primed explosion, racket some kidnappings, from inside the jail. adjust the situation so bad that $11000.00 heavily home troops and the national galled rate of the prison. many of the inmates wives gathered the jail gates. when you told me you were gonna come yolanda, so that we are very afraid because their rights are being violated. they are visitors, children and pregnant women inside the what are you gonna wait? let me say, look at the policeman. those guys have my pass by going there towards the prison. they told us just now that they want to go. we took a look all of them inside the reports and the local media tell of soldiers stealing inmates belongings and robbing those who gathered to show support for the man. even the better my husband told me to,

authorities were going to take the prison. so i should get my things ready. so i brought everything including money for the police. rob, all i want to know is if he's alive or dead, david or weapons were confiscated and 6000 inmates will now be transferred to other prisons. then as well as interior minister told local tvs, the operation had been a success in la la c. on it. they were subjected to the law. they had their rights guaranteed. we respected their rights. all this has been in operation where we guarantee the life and tranquility of the people who live around the prison. we've managed to guarantee the safety of the prisoners. and now they going to another prison. human rights groups, a venezuelan jails of 50 percent over crowded on the bridge and blank, adequate facilities for inmates. they can also suffer from institutionalized