u. s. south africa continues to battle the consequences of one of the biggest natural disasters in the country's history. devastating floods triggered by 2 days of intense rainfall earlier this week have killed more than 340 people in the region surrounding the port city of durban. our correspondent adrian creech has more awe from up les look like toys, but they are heavy shipping containers moved away by floss. sachi harry suncoast company store, 1500 containers at this depot. they are now trying to recover them. what data to this? so the atrocity is the looting. did they did earth offices to sell computers. they basically cut all the cables from, does rufus fringes of microwaves area spares whatever was there, whatever the console with the rear visibility took it out. so oh, hard work. you know, but it is what it's what it is we just have to rebuild from you. but the 1st question for the team is, where do you even start? you can see this massive destruction and the force of nature right here. the economic consequences of these natural disasters, they are very visible now, but they are likely g

u. s. president joe biden describes the war as a genocide and flooding in south africa, claims hundreds of lives and lots of people are still missing after heavy rain and mud slides sweep away homes and infrastructure in one of south africa that deadly storms. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program is growing evidence that russia is getting war crimes in ukraine. u. s. president joe bright biden has described. vladimir putin was a genocide of the ukrainian people. and the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court said ukraine is a crime scene. made the comment while visiting the town of butcher near keith, where hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian forces withdrew. russia dismisses it as fake or staged, but evidence is mounting of woe, crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. a 2nd mass grave has been excavated in boucher investigators say it contained 40 to 60 bodies less than a week ago. 57 bodies were exhumed from another mass grave in the town near key. if this and news of other atrocities led president joe biden to break, or to bu and accuse the kr

u. s. why they're attorneys calling it measure and south africa, braces for more re now to the was wazoo in decades, kill more than 300 me ah. but the snows always start falling in winnipeg. this has been a huge late winter storm affecting the prairies of central canada. the plains of the northern states is all wrapped around this. lo here. close schools in winnipeg 1st time 25 years the calls and swept back behind it to the rockies. and the cascades and temperatures are dropping in the plains states and the midwest. chicago goes from about 11 that 7 between friday and saturday, but the snow's become showers and the wind isn't howling. lea cold attempts on the east coast will tend to drop away for a while. and the rating heading in from the pacific to san francisco was significant. now, i think for the mountains found out was oregon. washington, that is that coals present to the plane states the southern states, the years will yet again see big thunderstorms build possibly torn attic. certainly, heavy bit south of this, the trade winds are blowing strongly as a bit of a concentration of sho

u. s. president joe biden describes the war as a genocide and flooding in south africa, claims hundreds of lives and lots of people are still missing after heavy rain and mud slides sweep away homes and infrastructure in one of south africa that deadly storms.

u. s. president joe biden describes the rule as a genocide on flooding in south africa, claims hundreds of lives. lots of people are still missing after a heavy rain and mud slides sweep away homes and infrastructure.

the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the u. s. i also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. plot was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation ah, the phone, a british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for it to rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's or that states that allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations, who are the slave for the europeans. the slaves were indians africans. for hitler, there were jews, gypsies, and sobs, naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justification for wiping out some cold inferior races. and shamelessly rubbing them at the same time with long before the 3rd rice appeared. naziism had been common in the west with there is onl

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killed. desperate for drinking water, we visit a flood, had town in south africa where people have resorted to chewing at a burst pipe. the u. s. resumes drilling for oil on federal land as the ukraine war puts pressure on plans to row back from fossil fuels. ah, hello, russia says it has shot down a ukrainian military play near odessa, which it claims was carrying a large batch of weapons supplied by western allies. 8th ukrainian cities have been targeted by russian missile strikes and shelling over the past 24 hours. that's according to the ukranian government, as follows. russia's warning that it would intensify, long grain strikes in retaliation for what it called sabotage as well as terrorism . this is the eastern city of car keys and that's where russian strikes had a residential area. one person was killed, further east that's near the front line off the chance g. russian forces sheldon, well, refinery civilians were also caught up and up on bartman with people warren to stay inside. for the 2nd night rush loans to air strikes on military targets near the ukrainian capital, a keep this time hitting what it claims is a t

south africa, ethiopia. and nigeria, we've been to cobra from stuff in this past year. she saw this as my and my role africa direct on al jazeera in the vietnam war. the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instruments for chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out is era. i've worked out their english since it's lordship, as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with anybody can you story we want to hear from those people who would normally not get the voice is heard on the international news channel. one moment i'll be very proud off was when we covered the depaula quake of 2015, a terrible natural disaster on the story that needs to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important. all the time, ah, victory for urban wilma crawl makes in the 1st french presiden

u. s. i s mentor in african story from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmaking, from ivory coast, just to last year from chauffeur. the bus a function to move things on and south africa, tina i change, and it showed me that i trotted and fire with africa direct on al jazeera. from the front, blind al jazeera correspondence continue to report every angle of the war. you, craig, we've been given access to this special unit, making sure there's no threats behind those front lines. there is almost nic complete destruction fighting back a russian assault, holding background forces. the scale of destruction is just now being, i'm going to be out as we arrived at me calliah, there is panic. a russian war played is suspected of being close by. stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments. how social uh, social media platforms, if many young uses feel isolated, anxious, and depressed. currently there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why take companies not sufficiently regulated? they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up? 10 people that i knew in high school that may suicide, full li

u. s. president joe biden, his right to coal rushes invasion genocide, plus protecting our pressure. ah, well, the decimal has risen dramatically after what officials are calling one of the war storms in south africa is history. and the pasta are, it's gone up from $59.00 to at least $250.00. so heavy rain has to, looking at now the water levels at its highest reach those roof tops. now you just see the bree and tree branches. many of the people unable to leave their homes and some of them trying to salvage what they are can, but that's very difficult because of the limited access people. days of heavy rain have caused havoc in the city of durban. one of africa's largest ports. shipping containers have been carried away or strewn across, submerged mo, to ways into floods. commuters forced to abandon their vehicles and walk, train services across quizzes in it's all province have been suspended. a thieves really efficient would have really been tunes. he was asleep in his truck and says he made a narrow escape. exam number 3. at 3 am, i felt the truck shaking and i thought maybe someone bumped it in. when i opened the curtain, i saw the water level was very, i'd seen it yet in amanda in durban, sev

south africa. but any drive by sunday, ah, the, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks a car beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive incident chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge brain something and they didn't even see the kids, but to women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera, a . ah lou. aah! talk about you watching al jazeera news are with me, so he'll run a reminder of our top stories. an intense heat wave as hit india and pakistan with temperatures hitting record highs for the 1st time of year. parts of india, her record at 45 degrees celsius, causing power outages and straining health services. also powerful blood around 2 o'clock local time. and boris becker has been sentenced at 2 and a half years in prison by london court. the former world number one tennis player was i'm guilty of breaching the terms of his 2017 bankruptcy.

u. s. president joe barton is right to coal. russia's invasion genocide plus i'm from eda. mila in south africa, is chris dooley, natal province, wait days of flooding is killed at least 59 people. and homes and roads have been devastated. on standing up for tribal history, brazil's former leader promises to reverse rules that a lot of mining on indigenous land and is foreign madrid, a through to the semi finals of the european champions, li kareem bends them all scoring the decisive goal drilling type is clinton hall, this is how you go to make the difference. yeah. ah. is very forces of shot and killed a palestinian man during raids in the occupied. westbank easy. it is. the palestinian health ministry says the 34 year old was hitting, the chest in the city of loveless is really operations have gone on for days in at least 6 cities and villages, including jeanine until caught him. the army says is conducting what it calls counter terrorist operations after a palestinian gunman killed 3 israelis in tel aviv last week. when natasha, her name is in jeanine forest. natasha. we've got this raids g

its opponents, nealon, south africa has already taken a step in that direction. scientists at the average in biologics vaccine hub, decided not to work with madonna, after the u. s. manufacturer refuse to share their vaccine. know how and recipe. now the average and scientists are developing their own m r. n. a vaccines. ah, what's the best way to tackle a covey 19 outbreak? since the omicron variant became dominant countries around the world have been easing, pandemic restrictions, in part because the risk of overwhelming local health systems has diminished dramatically. not in china, however, the government there is still pursuing its 0 covered strategy. the slightest hint of infection can see mega cities shut down overnight. is fabia clutch my reports from shanghai sh. in one video, residents are seen breaking out of their compound. in another, a man screams down his phone or the chinese government, even people he says he tempers are boiling over a city wide restrictions go on. officially. what was planned as a to face lockdown? beginning on march 28th. was meant to end 9 days later. but as cases of infection have continued to rise, authorities have kept peop

in south africa, killing hundreds of people. president cyril rom, opposing pledges help for the victims and says, disaster is part of climate change. ah, i'm pablo police. welcome to the program. u. s. president joe biden has approved $800000000.00 an additional military assistance to ukraine. the package includes heavy artillery ant helicopters as the country prepares to defend itself from a renewed russian assault that's expected to target the east of the country. satellite images have shown large convoys of russian military vehicles converging on the don bass region. murray, you poll is in ruins. after weeks of russian bombardment, the u. s. says it is once again sending arms to ukraine to stop russia's destruction of the country. ah, today at present and announced and authorize. another presidential draw down of security assistance, valued it up to an additional $800000000.00 tailored to meet urgent ukrainian needs for today's fight. as russian forces shift the focus of their ruthless aggression now to eastern ukraine, ukraine's president expressed his gratitude. we've agreed on $800000000.00 in military aid for weapons ammunition, artillery helicopters and more than i am since

u. s. company. moscow says it plans to take no territory with separatists it backs in the dorm vast region. nearly 60 people are known to have died off to heavy rainfall brought flooding to south africa's east and quote, coastal province of causal zulu natal. and ty settlements have been inundated with homes and roads washed away. many people are missing and mudslides, slowing rescues amid miller has moved from dub and the provinces, largest city. wherein elanda in durban, which is one of the worst hit areas i in the course zulu natal province sand. we've been speaking to people. yo who have said it was quite devastating. the rain just didn't stop for about 2 or 3 days. in fact, the where the service is said someplace the saw at least 320 meters of rain overnight, which is usually seen a doing things like a tropical cyclone. and so there was some prediction around the extent of the rain and flooding, but even that was under estimated. oh, we're going to speak to the cause of jesus. she lives in this area but left with her family as that rain got worse, knowing that it would become difficult to stay in the air, going to cause a what was it like? as the rain continued and the flooding wo

affected areas of south africa are struggling to get clean water off the historic floods that killed more than $340.00 people. that the worst in 6 decades, a whole rain is forecast. the u. s. in russia have traded accusations over who's to blame for food insecurity in yemen. in a meeting of the united nations security council, millions of people are facing food insecurity and hunger. yemen relies heavily on imports of ukrainian grain which have been interrupted since russia's invasion. hooton's war of choice in ukraine has made an already precarious foods insecurity situation in yemen, even worse. the world for programs march report identified yemen as one of the countries most affected by wheat price increases and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another gram example of the ripple effect, rushes and provoked, unjust unconscionable war is having on the world's most vulnerable gloves are folk . that amused that bill is cheap. it isn't come problem. the main factor for instability and the source of the problem. today's not the russian special military operation in ukraine, but sanctions and measures imposed on our country seeking to cut off any supplies from russi

south africa's and deadly stores. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. yes, president joe biden says he believes vladimir putin, warren, you cried amounts to genocide. it's the 1st time the u. s. leader has used the term to describe russia's actions. so he emphasized that that was his personal view and said that ultimately a court would decide yes, i'd call the genocide to become clear, clear with trying to write about the idea of the baby brain mama, the evidence that different though it last week, the more evidence is coming out literally for the russians have done in ukraine, and we can only learn more and more about the devastation joe biden. now ukraine says it con, confirm russian me the reports of more than a 1000 ukranian marines, defending the besieged port, city of mariel. paul of surrendered dressing is stony of parliament, ukrainian president vladimir lensky, repeated his claim that russia is using phosphorus bombs as part of its military campaign and said, europe must act to stop the war. russian troops on the streets of murray, you pull. russia has been accused of using band chemical weapons against the city. you cranes, president admitted it is difficult to ver

u. s. i think it is coming into a group now against england. those 2 countries met at the they, they met at the the wilk up in south africa, didn't i? but this to talk to one about the us who just qualified in the last couple of days confirmed this fall in the told them. and they didn't look massively convincing throughout the qualification process. one way, where is the us team at the moment you think if the, the us seems to always be, or at least in this rook of qualifying phase, seem to be finding themselves. and some of them do feel the pressure, although the media really hasn't pressured them in terms of, of not qualifying for the workup in 2018. um, what when you look at them is it's a team that's been trying to understand what greg burt halter for halter is been trying to implement. there's been matches where they have been able to do so obviously beating mexico and being able to get a point from mexico away from home was very massive result for them. but you saw it is a foregone conclusion in this world cup cycle, because you did have a u. s. team. that's outside of canada. you see a team that is extremely talented outside o