ah ah, israeli forces beat up mourners during the funeral of al jazeera joan this trina, i'm actually causing her coughing to almost fall to the ground. ah, i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera from doha, without ongoing, extensive coverage of the killing of sharing a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession. today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. whitehouse expresses regrets, but all sorts of condemning the attack on doing series funeral to ring was they to lay to rest at mount silent, occupied east jerusalem. 2 days after she was shot dead by israeli forces and an icon of the arab speaking world. we look back at sharon's remarkable career and the legacy she leaves behind ah, we begin with a special tribute to our murdered colleague, serene ugly. she's been laid to rest of the cemetery and occupied east jerusalem. but her funeral procession was disrupted when israeli forces attacked mourners carrying her casket, prompting widespread condemnation. sharina was shot in the head by israeli forces on wednes

to the audience both on aware of the impact she would go on to have both in life and jala had this. trina barkley quickly became a household name through her coverage of the 2nd to father and the crimes committed by the israeli occupation during its invasion of romanella and surrounding cities in the early 2, thousands speaking calmly yet confidently. her distinctive voice relate stories from the refugee comes in eagle checkpoints, and even from inside israel's prisms, the more she reported the more israeli forces and subtler tried to silence her. but she never lost her composure, nor her determination beyond palestine should he and also reported from cairo, london, new york, and other cities around the world. she wasn't just a mentor to young girls and boys who watched her on their screens. the veteran reporter also took journalism at the beautiful university, empowering youth through education and providing young people living under a brutal occupation with some hope that their voices will one day be heard should in dedicated her life to giving a voice to the voiceless. her silenced voi

morning disrupted israeli forces attack coffin, barras during the funeral of slain algebra john this trina acclaim, people are dragged from the host and others arrested in shocking scenes. 2 days after serene was shot dead by israeli forces. ah, i am the mazda in london watching al jazeera will be having ongoing coverage of this story. she was an inspiration to thousands of people. sure. a now block, it was late to lay to rest of mount zion friends, family colleagues say had deaf will not be in vain. the young journalist who grew into an icon of the arab speaking wild charge, remarkable korea this band more than 2 decades. ah, we began our program with a special tribute to our murdered colleague, shane. i will actually the voice and daughter, palestine. she's been laid to rest at a cemetery and occupied east jerusalem. but her funeral procession was disrupted when his riley force is attacked. mourners carrying a casket as been widespread condemnation of the attack. sharon was shot in the head by israeli forces on wednesday morning while on assignments in janine in the occupied west bank fo

widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of putting in their lives law. trina, black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestine story. stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied east. jerusalem of managing director of al jazeera as arabic channels augment. aaliyah fe attended sharon's funeral. here's what he had to say. i got jimmy, i gonna, jimmy. it's a catastrophe for all of us. it's painful, god willing, we will do all that. we can to hold those responsible accountable. she rings, blood will not go in vain. she rain was killed in cold blood before on all of us. this will only increase alf assistance to continue our coverage. assassinating sharamer is an attempt to kill the palestinian story on al jazeera, but they failed in achieving such a goal, killing serene will make al jazeera and the world mor

not going to be with us via skype we're going to have her by phone today also with us today is kurt trina baxter she's a land and justice activist would soil generation a coalition of growers led by people of color in philadelphia and we have julius tillery a bit generation cotton farmer from north carolina and owner of black cotton and finally we have professor carmen harris she's a professor of history at the university of south carolina carmen has been researching race policy and agriculture for 20 years comment i'd like to begin with you as we noted in the beginning of the show there that the the status of black farmers in the u.s. right now that what 2 percent of farmers are are black in the u.s. hasn't always been the case can you take us back about 100 years and set us up what it used to be like and then what happened how did we get here. well about 100 years ago you were at the peak of black farmer ownership around 1920 maybe about 15 percent of farmers were african-american it's very interesting i was looking at some statistics in the bath of this and and an $870.00 which is abou

to the audience both on aware of the impact she would go on to have both in life and jala had this. trina barkley quickly became a household name through her coverage of the 2nd intifada. and the crimes committed by the israeli occupation during its invasion from la and surrounding cities in the early, 2, thousands speaking calmly yet confidently. her distinctive voice relate stories from the refugee comes in eager checkpoints and even from inside israel's prisons, the more she reported the more israeli forces and settlers tried to silence her. but she never lost her composure, nor her determination. beyond palestine should be and also reported from cairo, london, new york, and other cities around the world. she wasn't just a mentor to young girls and boys who watched her on their screens. the veteran reporter also taught journalism at b. c at university, empowering youth through education, and providing young people living under a brutal occupation with some hope that their voices will one day be heard should in dedicated her life to giving a voice to the voiceless. her silence voice mus

alex trina has more from tripoli, a senior turkish delegation visits tripoli to discuss trade defense and energy, and signs a deal with the internationally recognized government to cooperate and exploring and drilling for oil and gas. we then will him at that, keith. i think it's vital to confirm the importance of the agreement that was signed today. the memorandum of understanding concerning oil energy and gas, especially in the shadow of the ukrainian crazes and its international economic repercussions on the world. libya has africa's largest reserves of crude oil, but years of conflict and political divisions have devastated production in oil blockade by eastern forces launched in april, lead to production, slumping to 200000 barrels a day. the country now produces 1200000 barrels daily, but wants to do more. the turks see they can help their move then is your color, the hydrocarbon agreement aimed to reach a win win situation for both sides on land and at sea for research. drilling for both turkish and libyan companies. but the memorandum signed on one day has angered some and re

this state like funeral for a journalist who dedicated her life to the struggle for freedom i. trina barkley was killed by israeli soldiers on wednesday. but the veteran journalist legacy will live on the while she was alive. she was an icon in the arb speaking world and by murdering her israel has now insure it. her name has transcended even its own militarized checkpoints and borders reaching people the world over. okay, we were standing here, what i know, what nobody was born in 1971 sharina grew up under the harsh reality of an illegal occupation. that's continues to strip millions of palestinians from their most basic rights in which was her quest for freedom. that drove her to eventually pursue a career in journalism. korean had initially studied civil engineering as per her parents wishes. but her determination to seek the truth to manifest her freedom through journalism and to speak truth to power was too strong. she switched careers and eventually graduated with a degree in print journalism from the university and neighboring jordan. she began her professional career working

i like trina reports from tripoli, the league as sick girl detention center, more than 10000 migrants and refugees are held in centers like this across libya. it's one of 4 in the capitol tripoli, and it's where a campaign is being launched to vaccinate detainees against coven, 19 norma, and the hamlin. today, we started our campaign against covey. 19 varez will be given the vaccine. st. 18. 23 immigrants that are being held here. the vaccination drive comes less than a week after security services carried out in operation and the town of good garish . a few kilometers was, it's known as a hub for migrants. and it's where authorities recently detained thousands of people and what's been described as the largest crack down on migrants and refugees and libya in years. we are extremely concerned about ha, ha, ha, indiscriminate attention of i'm more than 5000 people over the last few days. ah, we're extremely concerned about their excessive force that was years. ah, one migrant was killed. ah, several others are an intensive care unit. and ah, now they're all in detention in not terribly

and through the draw trina in our center was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties when the bombing started. many people came here as they were looking for shelter. we became a shelter for those who needed a total. his 2nd little huge, skipped going for hannah. it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only this rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they see in this process they're more united than ever. christmas said that al jazeera chem, here. russia's president vladimir putin has told a televised, meeting of top economic officials that western sanctions a back firing. he says that moscow is withstanding what he describes as an economic blitzkrieg by the u. s. and europe vulnerability shanina. we will discuss which extra decisions to take in order to maintain russian business and the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partners. they tried to destabilize the financial and economic situation in ru

are that we may see if this the moves ahead or at malik manufactured it out, says mary trip malik trina, there are in that tripoli. floods of hit the north west syrian province of ed lived . the area is controlled by rebels. this homes of thousands of internally displaced syrians who fled the civil war. many others are still stuck in camps. agency say that people burning plastics to keep warm through the winter is putting them at risk of respiratory diseases. but as our 0 asset beg reports, now, syrians have very little choice. their homes bombed, displaced in their own countries, and now these syrians must endure floods. dahlias on the, at about a year. we've been called for 4 days. nope, the heat isn't working. and the tensor leaking water in our situation is miserable . we've been displaced for 3 years and have no idea whether we will return or not. people have lost hope to return home or not. it's not just the water they have to contend with. temperatures in winter can drop below 0. their struggle is to stay warm as well as dry. o leather, so roughly only a little common known every

well, trina ultra 0 triple preliminary election results in iraq point to the strong result for the party of shia cleric autographs. other vote counting is still underway with the electoral commission. releasing some initial results is the 5th parliamentary election since the 2003 us led invasion which topple saddam hussein, turn out is believed to be about 41 percent. the lowest in that time. for the prime minister, maria malika looks likely to have the next largest share vote amongst sheer party soccer. in the whole, jo was shop. today is the day of the people and the day of the account of the nation and the day of the security forces. today is the day for the people who have been persecuted and the shiite who have been deprived of the sunni's, who've been left again on the kurdish. the same goal today is the day of iraq. any hash him has more from baghdad. oh, paul goes off carrick with god who sent a blade, the decisive victory. she'd probably about her doctor's note. what that all sort of emerging as one of the key makers about the biggest thing make it in iraq with either big say in

thank you so much, malik, trina. ah, now after 2 weeks of intense negotiations, a deal has been reached at the club 26 climate conference, but many countries were angered by the water down statement they call to face down the use of coal. rather than phasing out its use delegates from bangladesh called it an absolute failure or environment editor in o'clock, reports from glasgow. objections. it is so decided the end of the road after 2 weeks and tell to sleepless nights please. when again, jason's with dreaming intensity. mad you say to all our delegates, i apologize for the way this process has unfolded. ah, and i am deeply sorry. i also understand the deep disappointment. but i think as you have noted, it's also vital that we protect this package. told red no planet b, this was effectively an emergency meeting for all world to keep 1.5 alive. did it deliver what just been global 3 is literally a betrayal of people, but it's a little betrayal of the sciences. betrayal of the reality of the climate impacts are happen

almost a year ago, malik trina has more now, from tripoli. it's called the community day center of facility run by the united nations where those and need can access health care and can help with food and accommodation. hundreds of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, including women and children, are gathered here. but the doors are close in the face of overwhelming crowds. where is the humanity? where are the countries we are refugees. we did not die of hunger and thirst, but we want our dignity because human dignity is the most important thing. the u. n . refugee agency told us they deeply regret suspending some services at this office . they say they are working with their partners to help people reach hospitals for critical treatment. a security crackdown carried out by libyan security services. last week saw thousands of migrants and refugees arrested. they were put in detention centers and what a different un agency, international organization for migration calls, deplorable and overcrowded conditions. 2000 migrants broke out of the

let's get more from alec trina. he joins been a form, tripoli, maverick, voter, registration, speed opens, but there's no agreements and i said, actually run this election in a 100. do you think this will impact the upcoming votes? well, that's right. according to the national electoral commission voter registration open today for a period of 30 days, they said that might be extended. but like you said, without an agreement on how to run these elections pretty much in geneva, there was the party you failed to agree on a constitutional basis. that means that, you know, what kind of government or what kind of authorities will the future government have in libya, if these elections go on as plan? i mean, if you vote for president, what kind of authority, what kind of powers of the president have? what is he going to be the chief, the chief of the, of the armed forces? he going to be able to appoint libya, sovereign positions, like the national oil corporation, or the central bank. so, i mean, these are all questions th

resources nor staff to provide adequate treatment. cancer patients often the most vulnerable malik trina reports from ms rata every 3 weeks. so back comes to the so brought a clinic for chemotherapy. it's one of 5 clinics for cancer patients in the country . people from across the west come seeking treatment, but after more than a decade of conflict and political divisions in libya, medicine and resources are scarce, muscular yet the problem is with the medicine. it's just not available. sometimes i can't afford to buy it in the market, and i have to skip a chemotherapy session. muhammad jammah needs chemotherapy every 2 weeks. he says he drives more than a 150 kilometers to get here. when are you in? what am fia, could i have colon cancer and it has spread to my liver and the government doesn't provide enough medicine. i take 3 different types of medication for my chemotherapy, and only one is available now. those who can afford it, try to find medicine privately, but it's expensive. making lanika my pension is less than a $100.00 a month. if my medicine isn't provided here, costs more

hiring foreigners for skilled roles, but the government is working on a plan to change that. malik trina reports from tripoli. they've been training for months, learning how to build playground equipment to international standards. it's part of the program sponsored by the ministry of labor, nearly 30 percent of liberals. 6.8000000 people are employed by the state. but the government is looking to save money by encouraging young adults to seek work in the private sector, the law lambda huston, lake salaries in the private sector are much higher than government jobs. but the certificate i have a better chance to find work. what about shabby, any mahmud at food tacy has the economic and social development board. he says libya depends on oil exports for nearly all of its state revenue. for years of conflict have seen oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times lacking, and a lamp identified him. if a government long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector, we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship between the public and t

i don't have a choice yet and isn't why you keep mosquitoes through the draw trina in our center was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties when the bombing started. many people came here as they were looking for shelter and we became a shelter for those who needed a total his luggage skills going for hannah. it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only this rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they say in this process they are more united them ever. chris who said that al jazeera chairman here. now number of palestinians have been injured during the dawn. raids carried our eyes only forces and occupied westbank. more than a dozen people had been arrested in villages near g unit. mother, the co palestinian n g o. great. say they were detained on charges of resisting the occupation and taken to the investigation camps. either abraham, as more from a hospital in jenny, in the occupied west back were here in front of th

forces unit and the presidential guard killed at least 16 people on thursday and friday out 0 malik. trina has more from the capital of the latest outbreak of violence. this is the aftermath of 2 days of sporadic fighting in tripoli. mohammed says he and his family were trapped in the crossfire on thursday and friday, couldn't of europe 0 on. we were living in fi, some families who stuck inside and others were able to get house. only god knows what we went through. and as you can see, many homes were damaged from the rogue about marco, not the violence between the special deterrent force and the presidential guard broke out. when the rival group traded blame for kidnappings. both are part of the libyan government. fragile security services. fighting took place in heavily populated areas. health officials say women and children are among the victims. the un special adviser on libya, stephanie williams says she is outraged by the violence, adding that civilians must be protected and perpetrators held accountable. prime minister abdul hamid of aber has suspended interior minister hearted and

what i do that, trina in hong kong control it in message. thank you. i wanna thank you for the arm wrestling as well, and i appreciate the, the dynamic debate that we all just had and youtube as well. i'm going to leave you with potentially what might be the new look for young people in china and the kind of education that they may well, thanks for watching. the next time with the covey. 1910 is threatening one of the singapore, my blood tradition. it's famous straight to the fragile use on $1.00 0, $1.00 east investigate it. poker can innovate to survive on al jazeera when a war crime is committed, is it came to the follows. are carson human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court? i says it every place to make sure that the information that ought to bring its context, taking on the arms trade in his fight for justice, for innocence, palestinians and their families made in france on all diseases. the until i speak, when others don't ah, because of all sides no matter where it takes a police fear you guys are my empowe

but staff in organizations like this says, the hope is the pain mo, trina al jazeera masato, hundreds of people have rallied in sedans, capital against a possible deal between military and civilian leadership. the military owners are scheduled to hold tasks with members of forces for freedom and change on monday. they are expected to talk about a deal on the transitional government. and the indian government says it will not stop the construction of a multi $1000000.00 port in the southern state of carola, the projects funded by ages. richest man, gal. time donnie has told since protests began, months ago, fishing community safe endangered. their livelihoods avenue me town reports from vivian, young, benedict mary's booking lunch for her family. they've been living in this tiny cabin for 2 years after the government relocated them to this warehouse. they share it with many others. the fishing community in southern india has traditionally lived by the sea, but rising water levels watched their homes away. mary blames a nearby port project for the devastation yamaha framed aiden with al

now, trina, elder 0 on the 2 museums live in order still ahead on the al jazeera, appreciate i have your name, e 70 is a palestinian family evicted from the home and old people in east jerusalem to make way. is there any settlers? the color water they set to remain cool, and sherry across the nolan pots. so if you have 5 of the class, still streaming in here. wet weather and cortex, the phrase as well coming in across the bridge shelves and the island of island, this area of west to web. i would also slip a little further basis, but calling that mess with a shabby why, the risk ahead is that we have some real hates in place since east and past more especially across southern areas of you can see the red showing up there, went to the 37 wall. so what into this is that full battle great in the course of and past time, which is really ramping up by the time we come to the end of the week, athens, 38 could tough 40 celsius. by the time we come to friday for the west, well spike what into the thirty's as well, but hopefully last hold as we go one through the next few days, you'll see the hate

for some it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. mo, trina ultra 0 tripoli. chinese economy has exceeded expectations by growing by 4.8 percent in the 1st quarter of this year. the world's 2nd largest economy is under enormous strain. the war in ukraine on a new corona virus outbreak. i'll crating challenges. katrina, you reports. chinese economy beat most expert forecasts and expanded by 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of 2022 strong manufacturing activity and a boost in infrastructure spending early in the year drove much of that growth, but major challenges threatened the outlook of the world's 2nd largest economy. sure. g. sure. the global situation has been complex and a fluid domestically coven 19 continues to have impact. that's why some major indicators were slowed down and there's a pressure icon army performance other china is battling, it's worse corin of iris outbreak since the beginning of the pandemic and tens of millions of people nationwide have been confined to their home spot lock downs and per se much across major industrial and commercial

now, trina, al jazeera jibley, my can joined us now live from washington, d. c. mike, what kind of reaction are you hearing? so far from the washington? well, the us ambassador to libya has issued a statement expressing concern about this increase in conflict, asking as well that humanitarian corridors be established as a matter of urgency. and calling on libyans to once again come together and revert to that un sponsored process that was supposed to lead to elections a process that virtually fell apart in december. we've also heard from the un office in tripoli, which has expressed deep concern about the fighting going on around it. the turkish foreign ministry has added it's voice backing the u. s. position in terms of calling for new elections. remembering that turkey has a military presence within tripoli itself, although it has not at the stage been involved in this ongoing conflict. a lot of word of caution, also from neighboring to news here, which has issued a statement calling on the parties to refrain from further conflict. and once again, asking them t

let's bringing corresponding to monic, trina, in tripling malik, what are the latest figures a well, according to a, some of those today, but he's the minister of interior in the pillow, government and eastern lives. he's now stated that of the, the, the death toll in the city of dona has risen to over 5200. now we haven't had a, you know, international organizations or looking read, pressing a confirmed those numbers. uh but listen, we spoke to the live in red crescent earlier and they told us more than 2000 confirmed deaths and more than 9000, nearly 10000 people registered as missing a. so, you know, officials here expect of the death toll to be around $10000.00. i mean just shows the devastation that the city of the face due to the store to storm daniel. i mean, folly, this is cities like down the here in the be a, are very close knit communities. so you'll have, you know, a block and a neighborhood that just one families, you know, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters will all live. i mean, we've heard of, of, of, of stories of families losing 71 families, 70 members so. so the si

the conflict mal trina al jazeera trib leave. the number of people killed in a shipwreck. a madagascar has risen to 855 children are amongst the dead. it happened off the north eastern coast of mundane d, case. god says 138 people were on board, the wooden cargo vessel, which was not fit to carry passengers. any 50 people have been rescued so far. the death toll from major flooding in malaysia has now risen to 37 flood waters of swamps. cities were cut off. major roads, or floods, triggered by days of heavy rain, have also displaced nearly 70000 people. florence louis has more from the flood, hit harry of correct east of holland ample, which is in this residential area in hot town in central asia. hawkins state only began to receive today's, and that's when king of you can see this to so much money, every check doesn't that to be brought in. and he will say that nothing on the ground floor of the ones can be so me that that to throw everything furniture electrical appliances, the water levels will so quickly so unexpectedly that anybody at home to escape what one man said

there used to be just a huge reformers, but that's all changing. malik trina reports from tripoli. maloof, in classical arabic means fashionable or familiar. but olivia, it's what they call traditional music. it usually include singing musical instruments and praises to god, uses in a soup as a prominent thinker of maloof and libya. he says, this type of music has a rich history here, then hadn't been a fit mother for originated in andalusia. that came to northern africa and made its way to libya, morocco algeria antennas. yet it's a simple form of music with few instruments. it's been passed on from generation to generation before it was only played during religious occasions, liked to marvel it before they were only a few bands in libya, and they were all in tripoli. but now every city has numerous bands. this crowded tripoli have gathered for molded the prophet mohammed birthday if they celebrate by singing mellow o for maloof is not form that has deep roots in libya, is very beautiful, and we enjoy it. the words poetic and speak of love and blessings. it touches upon our culture and t

while it trina tells us about the people ensuring they have something to eat. the l 1st low roundabout is in the heart of tripoli. on most days, during the year, hundreds of african labourers can be found here looking for work. but during the whole, month of ramadan, things slow down and the crowds thin abdur rahim is a painter from niger. he says he came to libya 2 years ago to find work and provide for his family back home. i was done during ramadan, work as hard to come by. many of us don't make enough money to be able to buy food . i have friends who haven't eaten for days, but some people do tried to help the horse. the un says there are more than 610000 migrants in libya. it's long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach europe. the international organization for migration says at least 660 people died, risking the dangerous journey in the mediterranean sea. and nearly 900 are missing . some migrants, such as of yan from sudan are not interested in going to europe. they seek economic opportunities in libya. hi, lana ran the hasa. some of u

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now trina, which is 0 triplet, and for western slim harry faucet, has details from b is really side, as well as entirely contradictory. now it's, it's coming from use ready side as opposed to the libyan side of this equation. a foreign ministry official saying that this was a coordinated meeting featuring direct towards not the kind of accidental bump into you kind of, we think that the libyan side has been describing. and that's very much the message that came from the statement from the foreign ministry on sunday in which there was reference to discussions about was a technology, agriculture with cooperation, restoring jewish sites inside libya, and the color coding the foreign minister also saying that this was a historic moment, the 1st step, putting it in the kind of context of other efforts towards globalization with other arab states. there was also uh, from this foreign ministry official, a, an indication that this was a coordinated announcements of the meeting by the is really side. but at the same time, they were saying that the timing of this announcement was not coordinat

now the future for libya is again unclear and view and peace plan hangs by thread. malik trina has this report from the capital tripoli. we're just a few days away from the scheduled 1st round of presidential elections and libya and it's becoming clear that the vote will be delayed. but there hasn't been a government institution, or any senior officials that have been willing to announce the postponement or the, the electoral commission, the high national electoral commission has said that is the parliament's responsibility to announce or the postponement. the parliament has turned back and said, no, it's the electoral commission that should come and tell the libyan people are wide . there was a postponement. and there's also been a lot of controversial figures are that have at that have put in their bid to become up to running the presidential elections, including safer slamming duffy. while market duffy's 2nd son, he's wanted by the international criminal court are for crimes against humanity, or you have clearly for after an eastern libya who's also been accused of war crimes in his

so their financial burdens widen. ma trina, l j 0 slaughter. now heads of state from spanish and portuguese speaking nations are meeting for the biennial iberia america summit. it's the oldest block in the region that doesn't include the united states on the agenda is post. pandemic recovery the warn ukraine and climate change. our latin america editor salisia newman reports now from santo domingo in the dominican republic. the dominican republic. the 1st colony of the americas, founded by spain in 1492. to gay it hosting the 27th a barrel. american summit. a forum for leaders of latin america, spain, portugal, and an dora $22.00 countries in all on the agenda, climate change food security, migration and strategies for regional integration to confront them. a persona professionally mclamore. yeah. these leaders are supposed to make sure that it wrongly birth is my work, no money. how can people feed themselves? that's why so many people leave our countryside. 65 year old lisa says, unemployment is made worse by the number of undocumented worker

but the work of the world cup turf and trina 3 is reaching fever pitch. there's grass to be caught and watered and tough to be delivered to stadiums for the biggest warm up event so far, the arab cup. what we did here were just like a grab a piece of land from the desert and were converted to this beautiful, a land full of for trees and the grass. got those bradford for the gross by the way . because the girls need son or needs a water needs for sizes, and we can arrange all of this here. the turf is cut into long lengths. first. is then carefully rolled up on to a tractor wrapped in mesh. and finally, the precious bundles placed carefully on the back of the truck to release the stadium. the team here had the process so well rehearsed. they set a record for the fastest turf laying of purple pitch my, completing it in just 6 hours and 41 minute. but just like the 1st middle east world cup, the grass here is unique. having to stand up to more boots and cold temperatures ever shorter period with matches held over 28 days in just 8 stadiums. this event is gon

the whole the old man walked i'll see you but what for shit that the feet she feeds you mother will trina filho offered them for the demographic frequency mendham em if you bought them and for good the head looked even with the jimmy and. been there for mostly when the mission on a mission was there. was. 6 my name is mary m. to maddy my father is palestinian and my mother is japanese. i grew up in japan and i studied in the united states and i live in paris now i certainly listen to all different kinds of music i like rock and. and popular music as well but very since very very early age i must say since around 3 or 4 i tend to fight very specifically with classical music and as soon as i started actually singing classical music myself i immediately knew that this was the way that i can express myself the most and the most fully always very important for me to sing in palestine and also with palestinians abroad as well too because i love i love palestine i love palestinians and i love being in this in this culture and a part of it my background as a palestinian and as a japanese those ar

no, trina, ultra 0, triple. ah, bizarre. zara. these, the top stories, thousands of migrants have been traveling from southern mexico in the hopes of making it to the u. s. the group is mainly made up of patients in central americans have been stranded in dover, trula for months. john homan has more from mexico city capitalism point at the moment in which met skin security, security forces have basically been keeping people trapped inside of that like a bubble trying to contain them as a try and get further north. so at this situation in which after a mumps of that people have broken out and then got this far is already that's further than people have managed to get in quite a while. now what tends to happen is when they try to get further north, they're still right on that. so the border is there, picked off by the national guard in terms of those road blocks space of rest, those migration authorities. so that's what's likely to happen that they're not even going to get out of the south of mexico on the way to the united states.

he has them at al jazeera, doha, an animal thank trina, democratic republic of congo. it's bouncing up at security after 3 baby chimpanzee were kidnapped from their inclusion. a few $100000.00 ransom is being demanded to free. the missing trio for the founder of the century says he can't pay such a sum of suspects that someone was inside knowledge of the shelter. it may have been behind the thing i this is out there and these are the top stories. now. russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decades since world war 2. speaking in moscow, he accused the west of inciting the war. natty had no regrets about him who too also denied that moscow is preparing to use nuclear weapons and accused the west of using them as blackmail. he wouldn't use new ways, new vocal created, and the purpose of today's fuss are on nuclear threats. and the possible use of nuclear weapons is very primitive. i have already said that this effort dictated by western countries are tempt to put pressure on all participants in international communication, including n

many in the eastern mediterranean are feeling concerned. ma, trina, al jazeera tripoli. ah, i could check the headlines here on al jazeera. russia's president is finalizing his plans to annex for ukrainian regions. the upper house of parliament has approved the legislation which now heads to putin for his signature. when all the cranes president says his troops are making rapid and powerful progress against russian forces in the south and east. alabama zalinski says dozens of towns and villages have been liberated in the past week. south korea and the us have carried out miss salam air drills in response to a missile launched by north korea. young, longest range missile went over japanese territory. my county has more from washington dc. now there's a record 2 of us engagement in the reach, and you've got the secretary of defense calling his counterpart in japan. and in south korea, you got the secretary of state, the national security adviser, all speaking to their counterparts. and to top it all as well. you've got the president bind and making a phone call to the japa

case of the killing of al jazeera jernace, sherwin, and actually the international criminal court. trina was shot in the head by israeli forces on assignment in the occupied west bank earlier this month with officials in beijing are accusing washington's top diplomat of smearing china. you are secretary of state antony blankenship, beijing. it poses a threat to the international few in that sense, more than $70000.00 people have fled to fighting a democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces a battling rebels from the m 23 to it. as all the headlines and news continues here . notice era after africa direct me the no, no, no, no no, no no, no, i don't. i don't need to be with them. when you look at me about how to put them to me. i think i mentioned you open the home and yeah, today and we're going to be what we said as well. they didn't put me on them a lot of time at the office when i don't want me shooting off their data. ah with hey ah, you need our by me all the do i see the apple made? yeah. down noble. i'd wanted to join noah. i didn't williams angel, a guy lou, w

and a readers come to trina, there is a high possibility that a certain number of covey, 90 and positive cases, will arise. more than 80 percent of the country's population have received 2 doses of current of ours vaccines. officials are now encouraging people to get a 3rd shot. but some studies have found that chinese vaccines have lower efficacy and protection rates against the on the chrome strain. beijing has not approved the use of some other vaccines, such as pfizer or astrazeneca, katrina, you all to 0 aging. the u. k has reported more than 100000 daily corona virus infections for the 1st time. scotland and whiles have tied and restrictions u. k prime minister barak johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england in other world news and president let me pose and says ukraine destroys anyone who wants to build good relationships with russia. he made the comment during his annual end of year press conference. it comes at a time of rising tensions between moscow and nato and its allies over the ukraine. and explosion has taken place outside a passport office in the afric

damage cave has yet to comment on the strikes al jazeera has taken the killing of its correspondent trina blackledge to the international criminal court. members of the palestinian american journalist family were at the t. we with the team at the hague. a comes our for a 6 month investigation by the television networks, legal team. shaheen abil, aclu was shot and killed by us ready forces in may. while reporting from the janine refugee camp and the occupy at west bank, al jazeera legal team has conducted a full and detailed investigation into the case. and we have on earth, new evidence based upon several eye witness accounts, the examination of multiple items of video footage and forensic evidence pertaining to the case that the submission to the i c. c prosecutor has highlighted the new witness evidence, some video footage, which clearly shows that sharina and her colleagues were directly fired at by israeli defense forces. the claim by the israeli authorities, that serene was killed by mistake in an exchange of far is clearly unfounded. or israel's defense minister benny gans has conde