questions, they use them to be use of our around the glass on out, is there the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, this is in use our on out to 0. i'm 40 back people live in the coming up in the next 60 minutes. war planes, target homes, eyes, israel intensifies, it strikes involved in 7 guys. i despise warnings from the us. is really snipers of killed at least 21 people outside of hospital in southern guideline, 2 days medical stuff also be paid. also this our candidate sponsored by the j as from a prime minister, a non con,

uh in the lead as pakistan and bounces election results. my memory is fine. my memory take a look at what i've done since i've become present the u. s. president tapes, back after our special council report described his memory as hazy and for in sports will be counting down to the asian cup final as heis on defending champions . castle professor go head to head with jordan for the right to lift this tracy at the south stadium on saturday. the thank you for joining us on alger 0 at the us president is describing is, are as well on guys as over the top. but israel is moving ahead with his bombing campaign expanding is offensive further into the south of the gaza strip. women and children them are among those killed in many attacks on homes. in rafa, the us has warned israel against launching a major offensive in the area with 1400000 palestinians. i shall, 3 of any major military operation. and roughly, at this time,

under these circumstances, with more than a 1000000, probably more like a 1000000 and a half palestinians who are seeking refuge and have been seeking refuge in rough or without due consideration for their safety would be a disaster. and we would not support, i mean, why it is really snipers have killed 4 people in con eunice as they tried to reach nasa hospital. 17 people were killed in the same area on thursday and medical staff at the hospital were injured is really, protesters have been attempting to block aid destined for guys that through the needs that crossing on the border with egypt, they say they'll bring k trucks until old captive still being held in gaza released . let's get an update on the situation. you're on the ground and speak, so i'll just hear as honey. my lord was in a raffle for us. honey, a great deal of concern, of worry in a rasa way you are about any pending is really round incursion. all tell us about

what people are saying and what the conditions are like in law for right. 2 the, the great deal of concern and state of panic as more disconnecting the news. 1 immersion gift from not only different parts of the crib under attack literacy needs about a possible view. the t v reads within the coming days are not clear for a lot of power in here. they're hoping to be at the end, but the statement that they are a certain amount and the heard it many times it from really official in the name of the, the ready, defense minister who stated clearly that there would be an operation and expanded military operation. and rough i had no gun expanded on the ground invasion of the city. that's what concerns and the palestinians it particularly those who have been displaced more than one time being pushed all the way from the northern parts. all

the way to the area is that is very close to the age of change as a border, namely the city that i faxed today over crowded now doesn't have much supplies, doesn't have any save area for people to shelter and, and just overnight, a tax, the are a prove of that there is no safe zone and dropbox city and, and contradictory, they do what does really monitor, you had told people to do to come there because they do want to avoid getting bomb . they should come to this part of the guster, but anyway, they're getting bombed. they're getting killed at the very particular evacuation zone or a safe zone that designated by the military on top of that big stream shortage of the supplies and the human to terry. and the situations that are very unimpressed, the dent it's very difficult to make the day to day and live here very, very difficult to people. yeah. difficult age. they live in the south. but also in

the north where we've heard warnings of finding the northern guys and all of this is happening as these rallies are again trying to stop from a stop aids from entering the gaza strip tawny. what impact all these protests having on the flow of age into the gaza strip? as well so far? volley, we're not looking at a broken a. the process or a back end isn't one of the grunts is the beginning of the word, particularly if we look at the number of a truck that being allowed into the gospel in comparison to the dire needs and the desperate situations here in the golf through. but also now the ongoing approach test, whether they are at the current level, send them across things or further in the northern part where in the human and trans trucks are, are blocked by it is really based on lars of protest. started from entering here. and what can thing they want the release of the captives and exchange of that the

flow of human atari and ashley goods or at the into the gaza strip. it's been very negatively affecting the needs here for people. there is no way people can wait longer than this. there is an actual famine going on in the northern part. people here know very crowded roof or how does the struggling to find drinking water and food supplies on top of that the needs were hospitalized at the very desperate right now. a statement made by the executive director of unit catherine russell, describing the ga that'd be in, in terms of food security, the worst place on earth now in comparison to other parts of the world that are experiencing similar situation, or relatively close to what people hearing goals are experiencing and talk about it . so the coming of the dangers, ways not only for adults, but also for the children that call in on the, on the world. just start act that it cocked immediately to prevent another disaster atrocity. going to have a new roof and in case there is a ground invasion,

but overall the situations here and these do reservation right now been created by this really military. there is that a hungry, starving northern part of the strip. and here is an over crowded and struggling to find basic supplies in their day to day life and drop by city. thank you very much for that's, that's all just here is honey. my holds reporting that live from a rasa in southern gaza. that's crossover now to tennessee even find time to style hotels they have for his home that has been as we've said, push back from the americans on the is really offensive and verified. the criticism from the bible. whitehouse is stepping up. it seems, what's the reaction from israel to these remarks the? well, there are actually housing fit in any official is really reaction to the american criticisms really of the is really military operation and continuation of assaults on gaza. specifically here we've heard from the white house we've heard from the

national security spokesperson, john kirby, and also from the state department saying that the americans would not support a military operation is off off for a wide variety of reasons. you have around one and a half 1000000 palestinians there who have been forced to, to evacuate and flee their homes multiple times at the orders of these really army . and now they want to operate in drop off. it would be a little bit difficult to even imagine a scenario on how that would be conducted. but it is also worth mentioning that the bonded administration just in the waste of our end and within the last 24 hours saying that the responsibilities of the us president and congress are going to be a little tightened when it comes to military aid to foreign countries and that the policy would change if that country was in violation of international law, which israel has been accused of several times throughout this conflict. so perhaps that would be something for israel as a problem down the road,

but there are 2 main questions here are these really is going to change the way they're going to operate and drop off because of the american criticisms and is the american criticisms here more than just words. yeah. indeed many questions. what are these really is i'm just saying precisely about this, this operation everyone is scaring and my, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu just on wednesday is out that the military offensive is going to expand instead of law. and it comes after on thursday, there were heavy air strikes, targeting the southern at palestinian city in gaza. so there are a lot of reports within is really media citing is really officials saying that perhaps they would be not as intense. the strikes would be more precise, it would be a more targeted approach. but again, it's difficult to imagine that kind of scenario when you have more than a 1000000 to 1000000 and a half people who are there. but for months these really so i've been saying that

they are going to operate in at alpha. daniel, how gary, for months i've been saying that wherever the military sees fit, they are going to strike and wherever they say there is a target. they are going to shit, so these really is, are still firm and that they're going to operate instead of off. but really, it is yet to be seen just how exactly they're going to do that. and what kind of precision they're going to use with that many people who been displaced, sheltering in the city. thank you for that. honda. so who's lived there in tennessee? let's now discuss all this further with our senior political analyst, my one brochure who joined us on the news our, my one biden's comment about israel's conduct in guys a being over the top. how significant is that at this precise moment of the war? was you know, late is but the another, right, it's late in the game as it were. but it is more or less important, especially as we are on the cost of the but have

a major mass slaughter in the southern parts of guys. and i think it's also important because it comes in the context of, i would say for the messages, but by didn't, has been, or the by the administration has been sending, going to send you all government through its favor. the uh, black for the new york times, right for the, the store is today and the new york times out of forwarded messages from the by the administration to an attorney. i'll go one is your performance has been basically, i would say disproportionate and indiscriminate them guys to us over the top to consider to what you're saying. you have not destroyed 2 thirds of how much is forces at the best you destroyed one 3rd of how much is forces. 3, you will not be able to free and you're the captive, except through with a d a that's we are proposing an force. you cannot go and you shouldn't go into the

southern part of guys because that would be image of the fuel. remember for the i've been saying now for a good number of days, the disorders over that then you know this thing and the extra time hoping to win in the extra time when what, when the war, what, what way, how does the, when that war now? so called, here's the objective, dry the store, how much lead the ship destroyed, how much his presence politically, militarily, and administer actively engaged right. occupied guzman for the 1st wave of future effect, in his words, no permanent play. make bed by taking sure that does what always remain uh this on. right. so these are his objectives. these are mex submitted. so objective of course, as we all understand now this, i'm not a chief of what objectives even his own generals are saying these are not what you focus, right? so the americans coming back to them, stepping up that criticism now which as you say, is important a bit later, but still important. but isn't it now and, and his cabinet,

are they going to be listening to this, or will they ignore it? and, and realistically beyond 4 words, what can the americans do about this? see, this is the thing, right? i mean that one could interpret swift by that and say, now i need to kind of say that towards the end of his press conference, that's what was up was a whole other issue who's on memory or whatever. but one could interpret this as being directed towards the, the internal right, the, the, the american public opinion, the election agenda. and it could be interpreted as he's been directed to worse than anthony all governments. and he is really public opinion right now, how would we know which is which right? way, whether he uses his leverage, i'm not, yeah, is a us, you think likely to cut any sort of support to, to as well. so so when you don't cut, don't go the way they want so much about cutting because i think the problem with and unfortunately is on there. right. they're kind of subservient to the israeli

government. but then we can start slowing down certain assistance because i freezing set the assistance that comes by and making more general warnings about why they would uh, you know, go as they said, right, hands off. you know, you want to get involved in the master code and maximize that goes out, you do it and you don't want to. we are no longer responsible. i think this is important because if, if we have concluded anything from the past 4 months, right aside from is right of being a colonial set of the war monger in palestine. aside from that, it's that is, i could not persist without the united states, but it is totally, totally dependent on the united states. not just for its prosperity and security. i would even argue for its existence, been felt a sign in the middle east. so knowing the degree or is really independence, what america right is res. i'm looking at any how much by paying attention if

america starts sending clear or message and using it's leverage with this right. interesting, very good to talk to you about this my understand our i senior for this for i'm the thank if the best turn to out of wealth news. now in pakistan's electoral commission has announced results for more than half of the seats in the national assembly after thursday's vote. leading the race, our independent candidates, most of whom are supported by the party of jail, former prime minister, him on con, and press conference, and his mom abroad the spokesperson as a go paid out at voting delays and suspected irregularities. defense arrive pack hassan. muslim league party, led by former prime minister and the washer reef is in 2nd place and the centre left pocket stones, people, spotty, is trailing behind in 3rd place. while we have that correspondence in both

is lama by and level. we saw with a side bake was in lahore, i said, bring this up to speed for us with the latest results, the in the figures. but what we're hearing from the election commission here is the independence whole 61 states. so far the son was in the leg by the was to be poles. 40 feet, i'm focused on people's parties for leg 5 and all the windows of the. busy the t h . now obviously the independence. i have your full sentence independence because there is a wrong con is in jail the but the party for the symbol of the cricket box was removed from the by the defendants. so they went to sleep last night. they said with a clear indeed that they felt that they had to get the majority and call them and that's what it looked like for them. but when they woke up, a lot of those results has changed. and they, as you said,

that are the cases the discrepancies. one candidate i spoke to the table. now what he says is that so the form signed by the returning officer from the associate or sorry about the representative of the candidates and the 60 percent of the vote over 25000 votes instructions. it should only be 2 only to be told in the morning that that was not the window that he has gone to the high court in the shower, to full selection commission to stop releasing the official results until those by the papers and tell those both on the track again and that is happening not just a paper booking for the 2nd states across the country and they'll allegations of discrepancies, investigations. the whole region have been speaking to people in the whole. everyone, i speak every time we put out the camera, people that pro just tell us how angry unrestricted, they all so anger and frustration. i mean these allegations of fraud. but looking at the current result, the independent candidate says, as we said, were affiliated with from a prime minister in mind, constitute the party in the lead. nah, studies these results say,

the way they are right now. what happened said, i mean, how can a government be formed with independent candidates absolutely. how kind of government be forwarded in just tons of candidates. this is an unprecedented situation for buckets on. it's never been in disposition, so if it saves as it is, we assuming that those independent candidates will choose ministers and rolled to a prime minister. that's all there. was it supposed to be your policy joy? you know exactly what spend most of those independent candidates read through my cons, p t i. but as i said, is an unprecedented situation by the same time, it was a hearing that no us, we've the leader of the, the sun wisdom, the, she's going to make of interest. in fact, not far from here inside of the hold or facebook multiple times. the senate breaking the breaking of it free for the last 3 of now,

i'm not sure how that is happening. looking at the current results with independence in the, in the lease. but this is, this gives you an idea on the published and what's happening around these elections, the results of the delays, and already we have candidates for preparing for declaring victory, then all the result of the cajun. yeah, indeed, thank you very much for that. that's a big live there, in the whole less head over to pakistan's capital is on the bottom now. come on, hire is the forest kamala is outside, said there a great deal of suspicion right now about these results. and the way the vote was conducted suspicion in particular towards the pakistani military. can you explain to our international audience, come on the role of the military here and it's thrown in previous elections. but just to give you his daughter a good. now let's says age board back in 1958 or early 1950, sorry that the buckets on

a military guard involved in politics in 1958 general are you upon the colewell general that you will con, was able to draw the country because i do united states weren't good analite and it scored water against russia. then in the late 196 days, public opinion turned against him. and he handed overpower generally, y'all, here con, con was able to hold elections where the match, they've done. now perhaps the most uh, the front, sped in collections and focused on history. however, it was the allow me leg of file sharing with the board rack mon, who won that election, he was from east focus on the, with the bang broadly. and those are gotten the board one, the election in westport gets done. however, i will give her a mon, we're not given paul, as you did the to become the prime minister of fall gets on and off to that.

basically what happened was that, um would you bought them on uh, were denied that and that led to the breakup of each bug. it's done with begin bundle of days. those are gotta live berto den on the elections. they were declared that the prime minister. so to speak. yeah. and here or the country j. 1977, but when they forgot to leave, but go ahead and the election and bug this done after completing has then your dashboard disrupted by the focused on national alliance. the group of religious bar game that was headed by the middle of j a and they came out on the street. right. and that led to a cool and 9 didn't 79. when the military chief, they'll call well as the a marshal, administrators in the military has a long history of environment, then focused on the butler day try and prime ministers and focused on have not been able to complete that. daniel, they've been convicted and some of them even assess and they did go ahead and yeah,

great to get that historical context come off. now this election is comedy, as, as pakistan has been, of course, wrong by political instability, as he mentioned. but also, i need it on the crises, it says how to knock on effect on the pockets on economy. how will people react if they feel the volt has been weight or this 1st of all, it is very closer to one. this done that focused on is under and i am map that the international monetary fund bailout baggage the country's economy is literally indoor drums, the worst economic price in the country. i've seen after the ouster of prime minister and we're on funds through a lot of no confidence. so the important thing wouldn't be that unless there is political stability and which can only come about if the mandate of the people as respected that pull it, it goes to ability,

risk den and cottage border and invested. and even the i may have to get focused on more money that did renewed groceries. so if any government comes into baldwood rigging or through a heavy handed tactic, it may not may not lodge for more than a few months. and that, of course, remain more political instability, which will have a knock on effect on the country's economy. the group is already in bad shape. well, i said the un darla and that of course is something that the people of part gets done get not sustain. and definitely very good to talk to you about this. thank you so much for inside. come out high to correspondence live. that is why i'm about not to russia. and boys in addition has told dr. 0 that the decision to banned him from running for president is purely political additions. call to stop the one ukraine resonated with russians who formed long queues to sign his nomination papers to get him on the ballad. he needed more than a 100000 signatures of support by the election commission decided 9000 of those signatures were invalid,

so he is disqualified. edition says he will come 2nd behind present 14. if he's allowed to run, he says he's determined to challenge his disqualification by taking his case to russia supreme court. well, natalie, i spoke to voice. envision who explained more about his determination to challenge his back to wait till the election ballot is through appeal in. so bring course that i will make, i suppose, maybe tomorrow in 2 weeks, or in the day after tomorrow. because know my low or something to bring this case. and of course it is, it was a political decision musical decision because we have is a very strange procedure of taking care of the signatures. and the is it absolutely all bills that we have collected only english only allows us to come

to the level selves into signatures and from the signatures we things invest in that goes through our law. we submit those under the legs and commit to what i'm confident and 5000 signatures of live commission check. it was the problem was says live, where's the writing go numbers. they say some of the signatures with fake basically . so how exactly are you going to challenge this decision? how you're going to try and prove that these were real signatures? i will say if you were to bose the procedure as a check, the number of possible people reach site ends. a 5th of, of, of the document for rooms that means the internal affairs for several homeless people cuz know it was appropriate number. so those that bus books and re, finds these people. and we find that quote this for their pastors and of course in our signatures the proper numbers of bus,

the ones that means the internal affairs chris failed to decides the broken number. so we all right, not mean just that and also to order some company just so we go to the good for us present. joe biden has head back at a special council report that makes a domino sessions about lapses in his memory. the report concluded biden would not face charges for mishandling classified materials, but went on to say his memory was hazy by them, criticize a claims as well as a sessions he couldn't remember when his son died. my kind of has the detail some washington, as, as you know, the special comes release is fine, is a day, and i hate to be arranged news conference president biden address. the special prosecutor this report was praise the c, reached the firm conclusion. the no charges should be brought against me in this case. correcting media claims that evening found to have willfully retained classified documents because these assertions not only misleading or just plain wrong,

refuting the special prosecutors remarks about his memory and mental acuity and good in particular by the claim that he couldn't remember the date of the death of his son bo, how the hell there. he really said, frankly when i was asked the question, i thought to myself was the damned business in his report, the special prosecute to robert to describe the president as and i quote a well meaning elderly man with a pool of memory claiming that bite and could not remember the date he was appointed vice president, fiber rock, obama white house lawyers described these comments as appropriate and in some cases, inaccurate. initially, the president, finding himself focused on another part of the report. i was especially pleased to see special counsel make clear start distinction and difference between this case and mister trump's case, donald trump, and we're talking about many more documents. that issue with mr. trump will fully

obstructed and indisputably lied through his lawyer in a letter to the department of justice. donald trump posted on his social media about what he called a 2 tiered system of justice. the house republican judiciary committee treated the following president biden couldn't even remember when he was the p. a taking your question on gaza. president biden inadvertently gave us opposition more munition. and you know, initially present mexico cc did not want to open up the gate to allow you mandatory material to get in. he was referring to the president of egypt, not mexico. the role because nature of the news conference, assign the debates about president biden's mental acuity will not go away. neither will the fact that the single case against him has concluded the several against

donald trump all going on. my kind of o g 0 washington time. now, for a check on the world, whether he is rob with a look at what's happening in northern europe, is it still in your data in some places right near really heavily. that's particularly the plane of europe in down in the south where it's wanted. but it's knowing where that reading gets chilled again, so it's really cold as sitting in northern you're particularly sitting in scandinavia in fin the highest temperature, for example, in the calculus minus 15. where is in sweden for example is minus 3. so that is where the off the gas sits. but when you come up against it, you tend to get a spell of snow and the baltic states in one case in point this is regan, which would be for the re feed visit conditions. the other end of the line, which is basically a cold front, gave you some time in the yorkshire dales, roughly speaking here. that's not a huge amount of snow, but it was unexpected and a little bit late in the year. so i said, february traditionally is these 3 months. so that's the picture that your just started yesterday today. probably in far as the snow is push knowles into the hands

as golfing across denmark, cast, coughing, tools, knolls, and piling. it's probably briefly sunny to the north of the south. it's much, much milder. and we have to have this know, i think will become something of a story, particularly in norway and sweden over the next couple of days. helsinki that will stay cold until monday. and why that? because the snow is not far away by then. a rob, thank you very much tele head on this news. are we hear from the people tricked into is working in scam centers in young moss, a run by chinese crime syndicates and las vegas put on put on a show ahead of the super bowl that's coming up is for september the odd he came in to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you.

all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem to access it. you hear the story on told to how does era the latest news as it breaks, people are scared from the facts that are also a target. it's happening in 2024 with detailed coverage is really forces continue. their intense bombing around lost their husbands, all in, pon eunice, from the hall to the story. doesn't have been arrested interrogation and put into the presence of given some nation on family members the, the,

the, [000:00:00;00] the fucking back, a recap, a lot of stories on this. i'll just here and use our pocket signs. the electoral commission has announced results for more than half the seats in the national assembly office thursdays out leading the race. our independent candidates, supported by the party of jail, from a certain non con, is ready will pain. so again, formed homes in 7 guys of 5 members of the same family, raquel goodness, right on their house is offer health and services. at least a 107 policy means i think it was in the past 24 hours. and the us administration is wanting israel against carrying out of major offensive involved. most of the population has stopped refuge. national security council spokesman john kevin says

washington will not support one set for the rest allies of around one point. 2000000 palestinians well display spanish names and rough are hoping that a new round a ceasefire talks will succeed. israel has dismissed a proposal by hamas, by the us secretary of state antony blinking says there's still room for an agreement. mazda negation is in kyle for negotiations. look, a little seeing is he on it as a displace palestinian? i hope to see your face. he's fine. we have fled from the north to russell. what else can we go? the most important thing is that we do not want to leave palestine. who does the $10.00 whenever this news of a possible si, fi, you can find people on the street. exhilarated the lead and congratulate each other on the possibility of going home. it'd be a disaster if the is really troops entered vasa, there are many people here. patients are going people injured in the fighting for the elderly women and children. once the wolf breaks out in rough balls and must escape, but where can they go?

one kind of stuff, the other was a mole on those negotiations in cairo, let's speak to sar akira, who's a founder and director at the european north african center for research. and just joining us from cairo, very good to have you with us on algae 0. so a new round of negotiations in cairo despite these really prime minister saying that he's not interested in his proposal by him. or can you tell us 1st, what you know about who's attending these negotiations in cairo and what do you expect the outcome to be? well, some of the mass leaders are attending the kind of meeting today. and it comes after degrees meeting where all of the uh, all of the for the intelligence leaders have met at to set a piece plan on fi phases. and nothing else, again has became, has become the hard liners for this piece. glenn, it's very unfortunate to mention that there is 1700000 people on in rough now who

have been displaced from northern get the guys out to the southern g as a a. now we are old condensed in 55 kilometers a square in the city, or rough uh, which is very, very close to the injection board. there is today's meeting doesn't succeed. it doesn't break the peace plan where the intelligence is right, and has it has attended, as well as the american and the addition of the category. of course, as mediators. well, today we are trying to again, egypt as trying to make him as accept some or become a little bit flexible with was a, they are demand us what i need to know what precisely. yeah. and then let's talk about some of the demands flexibility on what precisely, and what sort of compromise do you think these really is a likely to make? so they sort of, these are making it very hard for the humanitarian situation in general because one

of the demands that nathaniel has cold, the illusion of is to rebuild the hospitals and the shelters for the inhabitants. and some sectors of gathering on the some point to gather. so a game is right and is becoming an offset here for him in that humanity. and they have cool back precise point. the notion that, okay, so no problem. what if any other country takes care of rebuilding gaza and maybe they become a that becomes that like a collective effort to rebuild the guys, especially health because especially at all what makes the really for the inhabitants of guys that now. so we still don't have any news about the upcoming of the meeting, but still again you've been yeah, it's becoming a hard liner for this. which we see. we see the demands of him as a legitimate in some way. we're asking for a only uh,

1500 exchange of hostage palestinians. in return, all of that is where you the whole search with how mass would be released. but again, nothing y'all seems like she doesn't want this war to end. and the most dangerous thing here that it might bring egypt into a direct tension with is right. and that's one thing that us doesn't well, yeah, let me pick up on that, you know, age of being in direct tension with, with israel. you talked about the day after, of course, there are a lot of questions about the day after, not just on, you know, who will rebuild a gossip, but also who will run guides a whole govern the gaza strip of these really is of course don't want to hear about how mosse, how mosque presents in guys after the war. and why does egypt stand on this, on the day after and, and who will lead the gaza strip? the best art has been left to open negotiations us to the police agreement because

most importantly now is to cease fire and stop. that's humanitarian crisis on all levels and let the human nature of it 8. and that's one very special request of egypt. but if it doesn't come to an end, i think it would be a very hard situation, but that's very hard to humanitarian. what's the red lines, the kia? what's the red line for each side? the right one is, is, is, is right. it starts bombarding. russell is starting from the noise from the cells that people will have know where to go, except for the injection borders. and that's crossing the philadelphia access, which egypt has the canary as a red line because that's my goes. again, military tension was is right. so thank you very much for talking to us side kiera from the european north african center for research live there from cairo. thank you very much for your time now, there's been widespread violence in

a northern indian state of california is demolished a mosque and a religious school. at least 4 people were killed and more than 250 injured in the house. 20 district, typical direct conned authorities, impose that indefinite curfew and order police to shoot violators on site rice groves of call for an end to the demolition of mostly properties that farmers in poland have located border checkpoints, with ukraine and protests that enforce of ukrainian food. the pulsating portia unfairly driving drone prices and threatening their livelihoods, the brocade follows weeks of protest by farmers in other european countries against rising cost, send e u regulations. dominy kane has more from the border between poland and gemini across the confidence of europe. the agricultural community, the farmers are angry and they are making serious them on solve governments up and down in the continent to hear that concerns and implement the sorts of policies

they say they need, where i am right now. this is the german border with poland, and the police have been forced to close the border tool motorized traffic because the level of protest, particularly over on the polish side, is very considerable. the thing that unites the pharmacy is the cry for more understanding from governments. here in germany, one specific demand is to deal with the cost of diesel with the price of diesel. to make sure that governments realize that there are certain things that can be done to make things easier for the farming community. but clearly the sense, amongst farmers here in germany over there in poland, but also in spain, it's me and elsewhere, is more understanding needs to be shown. your opinion has implemented some interest, but many farmers say they owned enough. dominant cane al jazeera on the german polish border. not to me on march when a rebels defeated government forces in the city of log kind. last year they

uncovered a number of scam centers run by the chinese crime syndicates. the operators were victims of the scheme themselves and had been traffic tend to myanmar. tony chang has the story from a village on the time on my border. pruitt has done a lot of praying recently. this time, last year he set out to take a well paid. i t, jo, me and when his plane touched down and young gun was bundled into a call and driven across the country to allow guy people tiles. he was held in a compound known as building 9 with hundreds of others from around the world of god on the gate. held in prison like tombs, they were forced to run scams from formulas worked out by the game crypto stokes and romance one. and i was told to reach out to people whom they called clients

online. i was told to flag with them game that trust and infections and get them to invest their money into scam, uh, $1.00 of the victims last, more than a $2000.00 a year. but the scam is, had no choice kind of. i mean, if you didn't do it, you will punish the beaten, electrocuted. i locked up, you half know twice what to do it. you know, phones recovered from the game members show the injuries they inflicted me like 2 days. if someone found out that you reach out to the outside, well for help, you might get killed my teeth. so i'm pulling wants to keep her identity hidden. she was 3 months pregnant when she was tricked into going to me. m a. to make some money to her new arrival. she was held for 3 months before being rescued. quiet. i was afraid. i heard the sound of people. b electrocute and when i hung up near

the foot of poles peach. i wonder if you could receive the same kind of punishment, but her greatest fear was what would happen if the game found out about the baby growing inside to pay the whole. my roommate told me that if the boss filed out about a pregnant women baby would be for her daughters. now 3 months old named be my new year to month the holiday when she got home. these are the fortunate ones. united nations estimated last year. the 120000 people were trapped and scam centers in yakima, in a country that's lawless, divided spending the grip of civil hair and touchy like they've just arrested 500 chinese nationals on suspicion of setting up new scam centers. and that's the real consent. well, they've closed down some of the big operations that the operators will just pack up

and move elsewhere. tony chung al jazeera on the time. yeah, not both. one of them on the story knowledge speak to must carry me poor, who is the regional representative for se seizure and the pacific for the united nations office on drums and crimes is joining us from bank of thank you very much, miss. okay, my for, for being with us on august here. can you help us understand 1st, why there's been this search and these kinds that we've heard about in this report? not just in china, in young law, but across the southeast asia region. what's behind this and how far doesn't that spread implants or is that it's a normally profitable after coded as got. everyone locked up, the internet became essentially a place where everyone turned for information as attainment and connection. and that made it a very target rich environment or scanners, i've also true more people into parting with their money. but the problem is of

easy investment or a lot of connections. and they often then get the exposure to blackmail and the trend into giving. and so it's an honestly profitable industry because of the money transfer does not require anyone to show up at your door with a gun, a lot of people, all of them for us to actually give over their accounts, information and lose their life savings here. that said, the response has been essentially localized by each government and to be fed. the solution really is cooperation across borders and regional. and it's not global. i was going to ask you about the responses and just a moment and whether you think it should be a unified one. i just wanted to learn 1st more about the profile of the victims. you know, in this case, understand the victims are also is coming other victims. so the

people who are working in the centers by some estimates 220000 across se, se, asia are brought the voluntarily with the promise of paying jobs. but then they have their passports taken away and they kept the on their guard on guard and trust me with a violence if they don't continue to cooperate. and so one must be sympathetic to the flight of the victims in the center is as much as the victims outside who lose their lives, savings, 20 centers. and so to come back to the question of a solution. yeah, now that we've identified the problem, is we need to help the countries in the region to take ownership of the problem. and while the problem right now seems to be centered on many places in the armoire mars all alone. and this problem is regional. and before you go your next piece on this problem, i assure you it will be global in nature. yeah, the problem is that you such as dental offer it in for the govern regions and they

can easily move as a young reporter said, and they can come to a part of the government theater near you. so, and so the solution is to encourage, bought a country is to cooperate with the united nations. like the un office, i'm driving prime, we're working with many countries to build up their investigative capacities. this requires the kind of technical expertise. the governments don't have no right and the sophistication of the organized crime networks that run these things as far surpassed by the capacity of the local governments. and so one build up the technical capacity to investigate them and then bring them together to cooperate at the regional level and share information evidence so that you can prosecute with and shut down these go see uh scab centers and also the legal casinos that operate as money laundering centers, right. looking at the service, is that? yeah, sorry to interrupt you because i just wanted to talk about myanmar little bit because that's what our report focused on. and you talked about the size of this was a profitable industry. right. and when you look at myanmar,

we have the military regime, the say that it's ready to work with china to comp down on these comes. but do you think it's in a position today to do so is a will to do a given the profit ability of the industry? i believe so, i believe that the armoire is interested in solving this problem. it's become a huge liability for me and more, especially in that now you have competing on factions in these go controlled areas and they're attracting all sorts of unwanted attention to that, to me on more. and as you goals that he meant already mentioned, the china is my aggressive in wanting to solve this problem because it citizens are now in record numbers, victims of a scans. and so china has had some recent success in making many thousands of arrests. i'm bringing back to china for prosecution, but that's barely scratching the surface. and as i pointed out earlier, this is

a problem. the 3 mobile it could easily move across the border to another country. and the only solution is for international cooperation and the un spans ready to support them. thank you very much for talking to us about this muscle carrying the poor, original representative for southeast asia and the pacific for the un office on drunks and crime. thank you for your time. thank you. now and the wrapped in volcano in iceland has less people living nearby in the cold flows of molten lava kind of pipelines supplying, hating and hot water to communities on the re kiana's spinning. so this is the 3rd eruption there. in 2 months, the fishing town of green, drake was evacuated in december. experts say this eruption has weakened and doesn't pose a news right? 2 times people of the time enough as far as his gemma. thank you, fully the counting down to the asian comp. final heist cats are looking full back

to back titles, but standing in the way is jordan, the 2 coaches go out close to the tracy, but the question is, which one will be listing it at the cell stadium on saturday, we spoke to pool williams of coast as the asian game called cost, who told us that capital is run at this tournament has been important. after the disappointment of the 2022 while come on the back of that we'll cut they lift that with the director site reputation. sallied and tiny still little bit because we know they won this tournament back in 2019. and that was sort of broadening the quest of her life, and there's a lot of expectation going into that time will cover the expectation that the wasn't met side on the back of that. and it was a lot of questions about where does this team go now? and is this change still capable of competing with the best teams the nicest that i needed this tournament? and the results that they've been having in this tournament to prove that they are still capable. the 2019 was in a flash and the pan and i kept tired of, i had a guy. and again,

this was the biggest on the went to extra time and penalties. there was a lot of extra time additional time in the match against iran just a couple of days ago. so the, it's a possibility that cut out will be physically to take or is, jordan will come in a lot of pressure into this, to this guy. and they come into this in, in fantastic form, read helpful. and somebody perhaps marginal favorites, just because of that extra dies rest that they've had in the the less strenuous matches that they've had to play as well. a lot of classics championships a role, sorry. it's taking place in castle right now, which doubles as a qualifying event. for this, she has a little fix in paris versus stripe diverse, i should say to him daily, and his partner no williams. care to start for break for something to tell me to synchronize events. they finished 2nd behind china. while that's olympics, both is not guaranteed to be days. it puts them in line for 5th games. daily is competing on the international stage for the 1st time since we didn't go to the take care of games in 2021. she lives in. so malcolm at half now he is also like and pacing and cas all this week. how to take your lympics in 2021. he to fight the

old spy, winning of gold medal fos for 3 years. and this time he's very much the favorite to do it all over again in paris. tom sized in the household. when 18 year old i submitted half now into the full 100 meters at the take your lympics. his aim was to reach the final. he might have been the slowest, he might even have been the youngest, but he got the for his coach job brand to really it was gold achieved. but half now he didn't stop the, the tennessee and became just the false olympic swimmer in history. twin gold out of the lane. i was very surprised, honestly like the last 50. i didn't expect to find myself in this position. that was my best race ever. now he's 21, and not only is he targeting cold metals at the parcel in picks in july, but he wants bold records to pass. now he demands complete domination. now like i'm folks and some like world records like the gold medals. that's why i'm like

jennings for, and i'm not looking for getting instead, i'm just looking to go like the wall director of lloyd olympic correct is just like put in my name and history. finale began swimming as a 6 year old when his father enrolled him in a swimming club in to this is coach to really then to close it from the age of 12. the rest, as they say, is sports history. he holds for us can records and became just a 2nd to dizzy and swim ever to win and then pick gold. i think the relationship between me and him improve the law. probably he's like most best on that. and brett lake inspired me for swimming. when i'm working on the street or something like people stopped me and asked me about swimming and how to, how they can like get those like sons and daughters to the water in a half. now he now lives in the us where he's been throwing the support behind palestine. the when he recently posted brings to a fundraiser to collect aid for palestinians and cause a,

it led to some purchases and by his fellow athletes. but half now he says he'll continue to show his support. i think everyone has like his vision and his um, his point of view and his opinion in general. and i'm leaving a united states and it's like a free country. so like no one judge you on what you believe on sides. i just did that by heart because i'm my identity. you know the full power since the world aquatics championships and don't hard on saturday for half now we way he'll be looking to lay down the market in the 4081500 meters tom size and i was a 03 time and mpeg champion, shelly, i'm afraid surprise says she were tie off the dishes powers games. the 37 year old has made the decision because she wants to spend more time with her family. for a surprise when the 100 me to ties with the 282012 olympics, she then won gold as part of jamaica's of full by 100 me to relate team the take care of games. the sprint also has 10. well,

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and i think it's gonna be a real tight game this week. we got to really good teams and we'll see how it unfolds. but i like our chances. meanwhile, the kansas city chase and looking for us that safe of all went on the coach and the read, the 65 year old. this will be a 5th step of all the parents as a coach. having also got this fault with the philadelphia eagles boss who shut down room is that he'll retire if his team wins on sunday. as far as the legacy goes, i don't really think about that. i we're, we're so tied up into the game and getting ready for the game that, that's where all your energy goes. and the neat thing about football is very humbling. so, you know, within, within a game you're gonna have these highs and lows where you think is a great play might not end up being a great play. and so the game can pick you up and i can slap you in the, in the face at the same time. it's a very humbling game that way. but there's been criticism from fans and las vegas

about the price of last minute tickets for the state football, which is set to be the most expensive in history suns down the tickets of being sold on 2nd hand sides of $6000.00 each safer both. save you in las vegas as well as the hype surrounding the chase travers coast in pop south taylor swift is thought to influence the record prices. alden's women's basketball team refused to shake hands with that is very counterparts out of much on thursday, followed accusations by in his reply and set her opponents with on to some music basketball audiences. quote, the comments inflammatory, a whole inaccurate and has complained to the sports governing body fever. as a result that would no handshakes before the. your eyeball skips qualifier and not for you, which is around $18757.00. that is what you'll support for me for now, but i will have i know the updates and mesa determined. thank you very much. we'll see you later. and that's it for this news. our own allergies here or do stay with us. i'll be back in just a few minutes with of today's top stories,

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