ah ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, a mob. storms congress in brazil. supporters of former president jaya. both sonata also invade the supreme court and presidential palace. they refused to accept olsen arrows defeat in last october's election. also coming up,

joe biden visits the us mexican border for the 1st time in his presidency. 5 is facing pressure to do more to limit migration after record numbers of people illegally cross the southern border last year. and in sports, novak joke of it warms up before the australian open by winning in adelaide. it is the 92nd singles title of his career. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thousands of supporters of former brazilian president. i had both to nato have stormed the country's parliament, supreme court and presidential palace in the capital brazilian. they ransacked the buildings 4 hours before police restored order. brazil's newly installed president

louise, him. matthew la da silva blamed both sonata for the violence and criticize the slow response by security forces. both to nato left brazil in late december for the u. s . state of florida. he condemned the violence on twitter, sang the forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. he also rejected the allegations he encouraged the crowd. after months protesting both honors, defeat outside the hall to brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing paused barricades and overwhelming police defending the area making their way into the home of brazil's parliament protestors. many draped in brazilian flags took out the anger on anything they could find near

by others vented their fury at the supreme court. an institution loathed by both sanara and his supporters, brazil's president lula who was out of the capital at the time, condemned the calles, which he blamed on his predecessor with you, or if he's a real vandals destroying everything in their path, we believe that there was a lack of security and i want to tell you that all those who did this will be found and punish. ringback fearfulness, after hours of havoc police were able to regain control using tear gas and rubber bullets to force protesters from the government. complex. hundreds of balsa nar supporters has been arrested at the scene with the former president condemning that actions from abroad. while security schools is all backing control,

many anal questioning just how they were caught, so severely of god and authorities are investigating the unrest in the brazilian capital journalist mac margolis explained why the response by security forces is at the center of the probe. that done is the, the conversation in, in brazil, certainly in brazil right, right now at the protest for any thing, but a surprise. in fact the, you did press the media stop calling approach as quite a while ago when a lot of vandalism. and really i'll write the precious calling of terrorism here, broke out caravans of protesters poured into brazil you the capital in the last several days. so this was not a, by any means, a surprise. and you could really call it intelligence failure. it was really more

a question of why didn't the security act on this, and that's a lot of the investigation will prob, into right now. and friends, his friends are of the head of data is brazilian service, told us more about the reaction of former president personnel. well, he tweeted that this. the depredations and invasions of public buildings violates the constitution. and he has always said that he always played according to the constitution. he also relative via the protest, same that they were similar to those held by leftists in 20132017. although they are not comparable. what we saw this sunday was much bigger and much more violent because people went to side to buildings. but he did call them these invasion. and for the 1st time, apparently he called lula the chief of the executive. so we have one 1st tweet of

both on i do clearly recognize that recognizing that he lost the election and that look is the chief of the executive and that was seat of his head of its brazil service. speaking a short while ago. here are some other stories making news around the world. residents of the southern peruvian region of bruno have taken to the streets to demand that the president, deena velocities resignation and new elections be held. the international airport that really aka remains closed stranding many travellers police prevented protesters from taking over the airport last week. senate goals president mackey sol toward the sight of a boss crash that killed 39 people. he visited some of the dozens of people injured when a bus feared into oncoming traffic after its tire burst. the president has declared 3 days of morning beginning on monday of sweden's prime minister oath christor son says the stockholm cannot accept all of turkey's demands in its bid to join nato

will sweden and finland applied to join the alliance. when russia invaded ukraine, turkey for a nato member has so far refused to ratify their applications unless its demands are met. respond. a top ukrainian defense official says that soldiers are facing what she called a difficult situation on the front line of the east of the country. the deputy defense minister wrote on her telegram channel. ukrainian defenders are facing assault from russian government troops and mercenaries in the towns of sola dar and bach moot. this area of the dumbass front has seen some of the most vicious and prolonged fighting in the war. russian military blogs have recently reported breakthroughs in those areas. but that has not been confirmed by moscow. that's burgundy, w, russia. analysts, constantine edgar,

who is joining us with the view from vilnius constantine. what more you're hearing about this? well, there are several reports recently. that's a top ukrainian ground forces. commander general alexander sib sky visited the region of bar mood. decorated the soldiers that are fighting therein. a claim that buffalo will not fall to the russian forces, but there is not much to full, frankly speaking because according to the ukrainian officials, there is not much left of the city itself. are bought up. the struggle continues and british unless from the institute for the study, a war who frequently writes about developments on the front in recent months. a claim that in spite of massive attacks, russian forces will not be able to take but moved at quite soon. um, and it is interesting that this city is important as a quite a few rush media. lots outlets. claybrooke, ukrainian media outlets claim for the unofficial ahead of the russian mercer's of

the circle bought the group guinea bri gotten. he's a 1000000000 their business men, and they, these media claim that he wants to capture, but more because nearby, there are important sold minds and they are of business interest of him, which is quite an interesting and probably frederick a trait to this whole to this whole battle, and in the meantime, russia and ukraine both claim to have hit opposing trip concentrations over the weekend with missile strikes. what do we know about that? well the russian claims are definitely an attempt to equal the score with the ukrainians who did hit ah, a troop concentration, or rather a mixture barracks ah, in the city of my keith go right before the new year and the greatest claim that

they destroyed or eliminated the several 100 russian troops there. the russians so far admitted $89.00 casualties bought what they claimed about yesterday's shelling the, the russians, i mean is that they essentially destroyed also hundreds of pre intrinsic res, denied completely. and we do not have any footage or any, even unofficial proof of a russian claims the ukrainians are saying that there was some damage, but no major, no, no, no, no capital inside russia itself. we understand it's now moving to ban maps, which don't conform to the kremlin feel of russian territory. what's behind that l . that's the continuation of the propaganda war inside russia, propaganda, or the russian population. first and foremost the will are and it is also evidently to me at least a sign of some bureaucrats showing loyalty to the criminal though showing loyalty

to the grumman now is a must for any one on government service. ah, how can you ban maps in the 21st century? you should been access to the internet of, for people not to see them as for print maps, for example, of world for school of textbooks they were already printed or in the kind of put in version of history with, for example, the crimea being shown as russian territory, so this is a meaningless, a propaganda move and the threat against those. well remaining independent bloggers, for example, who would like to post ah, maps that will not conform to put his view of history and of recent developments. russia analysts, konstantin eggers in vilnius. thank you. thank you . as president joe biden has arrived in mexico city to attend a meeting of north american leaders on his way, he made his 1st visit as president to the us border wall with mexico,

with migration growing as a political issue. republicans are blaming the president for the rising members of illegal crossings into the united states. it's one of the hardest journeys for president biden. and one of the biggest problems he's facing, even most of his own supporters say that he's doing too little to stop illegal migration. the governor of texas greg habits met biden at the airport in front of the cameras. he gave bite and a list of tips for a more secure border. republicans like habits accused the president of an action and say he is ignored the problems at the border for too long. the president who caused the chaos or the border, made it to be here. or just so happens, he's 2 years of about $20000000000.00 to light. first off biden met the board of protection police during his administration. these officers have registered a record number of illegal crossings,

almost 2400000 last year. that prompted the precedent to launch a new migration program last week. president biden insisted that the new rules are already having an impact. this new process is orderly, it's safe and humane. and it works. shuns cru, created a new program, the number of venezuelans trying to enter america without going through a legal process, has dropped dramatically from about $1100.00 per day to less than $250.00 per day. but migration experts say there are still problems with the new program. at the same time, it remains very important battle. we maintain our asylum system at the border. some people will be able to take advantage of this new program that requires a passport and a plane to get him a sponsor. and many people who are fleeing persecution may not have those things, and they may still need to find a way to find protection at the border criticism coming from all directions that

his biden's board a crisis. and that's why he's delayed this trip to el paso, texas. for so long. well now a rights organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers being held on death row. iranian human rights told the w news they could be executed at any time after the iranian supreme court dismissed their appeals. mohammed burgundy and mohammed go by the lou are found guilty of sending buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government protest supporter say their trials were a sham mohammed. me madame is the director of iran human rights which monitors violations. and he told us more about the young men on death row. so you running a little funny. i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any

time. but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so international reactions, pressure can still save my mom and his lives. but again, we know also that the running authorities need to execute, need to implement this is to spread fear in the society because they haven't managed to control the process. now about 4 months, they're still continuing. and with that now you're up to date on the w news. thank you for joining us. ah ah, every jenny with we've got it all out with.