wow so so pretty strong language that they're using tell us how sick leader aung sang suu kyi she was seen in court today the 1st time she's been seen since that she was detained as part of this coup tell us a little bit more about what transpired. sure we don't really know what has been happening in court we only hear of her appearance through her lawyer. who witness the call and we now know that she has been charged with dish will charge in and in addition to the previous 2 and she's been charged with addition to her lawyer does say the she is in good health but we still don't know where whereabouts are and in time with the view from young gone thank you so much for joining us on day to be a former u.s. president donald trump has hinted at a possible presidential run in 2024 he was addressing a gathering of staunch conservatives and his 1st speech since losing the 2020 alexion he also attacked the republicans who voted to impeach him and called for them to be thrown out of the out of the party is washington bureau chief ines poll reports now from the sea pack convention in florida.

ousted civilian leader aung sang suu kyi appeared in a closed court on monday by video link on charges that observers consider obscure. let's bring in journalist ayman tant who is in young gone thank you so much for joining us what kind of impact has sunday's violent crackdown had on the protestors were you witnessing so what we're seeing with those protesters are people who are better equipped and who's come better prepared for violent crackdowns so this morning starting around 8 am and where i was inside john township a number of trucks came with stand where protesters began to build barricades using construction material tires anything they had laying around as well as little dumpsters with the stance brought in by the. people are out with shields while their equipment to deal with tear gas things like that and everyone is just really prepared for some sort of struggle and apparently reportedly we might have in fact seen that over the weekend with reports of at least 18 people killed and tell us how that's impacting the mood right now and the sense of resolve among the protesters. y

wow so so pretty strong language that they're using tell us how sick leader aung sang suu kyi she was seen in court today the 1st time she's been seen since that she was detained as part of this coup tell us a little bit more about what transpired for we don't really know what has been happening in court we only hear of her appearance through her lawyer. who witnessed the call and we now know that she has been charged with an additional charge in addition to the previous 2 and she's been charged with addition to her lawyer does say a human good health but we still don't know where whereabouts are intent with the view from young gun thank you so much for joining us on a copy of. now meantime police in hong kong have brought $47.00 pro-democracy activists there to court on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion under the national security law imposed by the city on the city by beijing last year it is the largest mass arraignment since the law came into effect last june around 1000 pro-democracy supporters have gathered outside of the courthouse. to all of us they say they have done

meantime we have the country's former civilian leader aung sang suu kyi she is now facing new charges they are alleging that back in 20172800 she was illegally given 600000 dollars in gold bars by a political ally how significant are these charges and and what could they mean for her and for the pro-democracy movement in the country. yeah these charges are a big deal previously she had been charged for violating code restrictions for illegally importing walkie talkies we got always felt like these were placeholder charges all the military tried to figure out something more serious and it seems like this is what they've decided to go with we've seen high ranking government officials sentenced to as much as 30 years in jail for corruption charges so it really feels like the military is hoping to use these accusations to permanently sideline i'm suchi from politics. and we've also had the military saying that they will hold elections soon is anyone buying not. i think. most people think the military might not hold the elections at all there's also kind of if they do hold the elections ve

maher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moment. such arrests have not slowed activism in me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay so engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest or much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher but now detained a member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got such a drive off with their detainee who is

been in a state of unrest since the military seized power and detained elected civilian leader aung sang suu kyi and members of her government on the 1st of february since then been. numbers of people taking to the streets in protest has been growing by the thousands. all over the country. they say they won't back down until their leaders have been safely released and handed back their jobs. the military accuses of importing talkies and breaching coronavirus restrictions. for her case will be conducted on monday. and here are some other headlines we're following for you in hong kong police have charged dozens of prominent pro-democracy activists with subversion under beijing's sweeping new national security law the activists were arrested in january for taking part in a mock primary election to select candidates to hong kong's legislature. humanitarian groups has brought nearly 400 migrants to safety in a series of rescue operations in the mediterranean the aid agency says it rescued dozens of people from a wooden boat that was about to see. now it's normally one of the biggest red carpet events

been in a state of unrest since the military seized power and detained elected civilian leader aung sang suu kyi and members of her government on the 1st of february since the. the numbers of people taking to the streets in protest has been growing by the thousands in locations all over the country they say they won't back down into their leaders have been safely released and handed back their jobs. their military accuses suchi of importing illegal walkie talkies and breaching coronavirus restrictions a hearing for her case will be conducted on monday. carol some other headlines we're following for you the humanitarian groups the watch house brought nearly 400 migrants to safety in a series of rescue operations in the mediterranean the aid agency says it rescued dozens of people from a wooden boat that was about to sink. gunmen have killed at least 11 people including a child in the mexican state of hell isco 2 others were wounded the state prosecutor's office says the attackers fired from pick up trucks the region is one of the hot spots of mexico's drug wars. astronauts have ventured out of th

maher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moment. such arrests have not slowed activism in me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay so engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest or much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher but now detained a member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got set to drive off with their detainee who is

dead by security forces in a crackdown after a military coup removed me and my civilian leader aung sang suu kyi on forever the 1st a leader accused around the world of not doing enough to protect the ring in 2017 and that means the future for families like these who face being forcibly returned to myanmar is even more uncertain and unsafe john strafford al-jazeera the president. says negligence is to blame for several major explosions at a military base at least 20 people have been killed and hundreds injured the blasts happened in the city of boston not far from the western coast bernard smith reports . the force of the explosions appears to flattened most of the buildings in a city of a quarter of a 1000000 people equitorial guinea's mainland coast. was. that what it is we don't know what happened everything is destroyed these people say. the negligent handling of dynamite at a military barracks was the cause of the blast according to a statement from president and game. the defense ministry says high caliber ammunition exploded after a fire in the barracks feeling like many people a fair to

in the early hours of the coup last month civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was detained in naperville along with most of the elected leadership of her governing and the party. for the 1st time since then she appeared in a video link in this courthouse during a hearing for the charges against her according to her lawyer she appeared to be in good health 2 additional criminal charges against on song suchi were added on monday on top of the 2 existing ones the next hearing is in 2 weeks as international pressure builds against the johnson and its increasingly violent crackdown against protesters some feel it might prompt the military to dig in deeper the worse case scenario is when you try to put a hot plate on the military. you know sometimes the outcome is not what you expect they may. get mad and instead. followed a way that international community stand out once they do the opposite thing. he went on to say the best approach with the military is a regional war with nations myanmar is promoting with and views as allies that process is to start on tuesday when the regional block of sou

maher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moments. such arrests have not slowed activism in myanmar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay so engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest or much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher the now detained member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got set to drive off with their detainee who is no d

died since mars' military deposed the country's civilian government and detained its leader aung sang suu kyi in february u.s. state secretary of state rather anthony blinken has expressed horror at what he called the military's reign of terror. those who came out to protest knew they were risking their lives the army said as much before saturday's protests against me and mass military coup across the nation soldiers opened fire killing dozens of protesters many shot in the head this footage shows security forces beating an unarmed man unconscious it's been one of the deadliest days since protests began a show of force says the military holds a parade in the capital door thousands of soldiers flanked by rockets and tanks join to lead to condemn the protests as terrorism and again promised there will be democratic elections. as soon as the state of emergency is over there will be free and fair elections and duties will be returned to the state. but no date has yet been set protests have not let up since the military coup began at the beginning of february demonstrate is a demanding the release

mean maz ousted civilian leader aung sang suu kyi is due back in court in the coming hours just as a country reels from yet more bloodshed. at least 39 people have been killed on sunday that's the highest number of deaths in a single day in the month and a half long crackdown on protestors the military has imposed martial law in parts of young gone that's me and my biggest city tell me check reports. to find protest is again months through the streets of mandalay on sunday in. strong voice and in large numbers they were clearly unbound by the violence of the day before that's when the security services shot dead at least 6 people in a crackdown in myanmar 2nd city and injured many more but with the death toll rising a call for revolution from the former vice president now leading a civilian administration in hiding. this is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment when the dawn is close this is the time for us citizens to test their resistance against the dark moments speaking of a new federal democracy the message was clearly aimed at bringing diverse ethnic groups together t

against the giant and supporting their democratically elected leaders ousted civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was to have another court hearing on the charges against her including one added last week accusing her of accepting illegal payments but the hearing was pushed back to the go on sunday g.'s g.'s was a jaunt to the new food on this my. p.c. cannot be just could not be conducted this t. today because we have got no internet in the country for the whole country these 6 weeks on the protesters resolve has remained constant. but according to some they've had to increase their willingness to sacrifice. their dirty that could have found the meaning of the tattoo is freedom from fear they threatened us with weapons but our revolution won't win if we have fear so we must get rid of this kind of fear to prevail in our revolution the term revolution now increasingly being used by those out on the streets protesting but it's now also being used by civilian parallel government saying revolution is needed to overturn the coup scott hodler al-jazeera and in asia has become the latest country to del

they also accuse deposed civilian leader aung sang suu kyi of taking bribes and others in her cabinet of corruption. i did you know young don't read you know mr peel. said he gave. himself $600000.00 in cash and 11 kilograms of gold between december of 2017 to march of 2018 so i'm watching the news conference at a yangon tea shop call it one sided and question the jump to placing blame on protesters for starting the violence when they have no weapons. they are saying that the whole country is carrying out acts of violence it's horrible it's hurtful we have given our time we have given our lives their military does not care and say whatever they want. in another move they're just a has taken the erik an army off its list of terrorist groups it's one of 2 dozen ethnic armed groups in the country it's been removed from the list according to the joint because they have now stopped attacks in order to help establish peace some of the other ethnic armies have sided with the antic who protesters and across that eastern border thailand is preparing for the possibility of a refugee flow from i

meagher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moments. such arrests have not slowed activism and me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay saw engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest or much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher but now detained a member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got set to drive off with their detainee who

the united nations a well mammals military has leveled new accusations against deposed leader aung sang suu kyi has it defends its decision to seize power a military spokesman says while in government she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 plus gold and they claimed followed as we've been hearing the un report saying the gender had murdered about 70 people during anti coup protests at least 9 were killed on thursday professor michael charney from the university of london is a is the author of a history of modern burma earlier we discussed how plausible the claims are against him since it's in what could stop the military crackdown. you have to put what's happening into a particular context and that's 1st of all the burma has been under or has been under sanctions and that kind of thing for a number of years and its banking system is still not completely clean accounting practices aren't perfect and there's a great deal of a possibility that things won't recorded correctly or are otherwise that's one of the reasons that they that they grabbed all the papers and assets from the dock congi

maher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moment. such arrests have not slowed activism in me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay so engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest for much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher but now detained a member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got such a drive off with their detainee who is

in the early hours of the coup last month civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was detained in naperville along with most of the elected leadership of her governing and the party. for the 1st time since then she appeared in a video link in this courthouse during a hearing for the charges against her according to her lawyer she appeared to be in good health 2 additional criminal charges against on song suchi were added on monday on top of the 2 existing ones the next hearing is in 2 weeks. as international pressure builds against the gentle and its increasingly violent crackdown against protesters some feel it might prompt the military to dig in deeper the worse case scenario is when you try to put over or a hard place on this group of military persons you know sometimes the outcome is not what you expect they. will get mad and instead. followed a way that international community stand out once they do the opposite thing. he went on to say the best approach with the military is a regional war with nations myanmar is familiar with and views as ours that process is to start on tuesday when t

maher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moments. such arrests have not slowed activism in me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit down with makeshift barricades at either end. another sit down protest in the northern city of mandalay so engineering students figure a way to keep police at bay using bricks turned vertically in the roadway the strategy is for quick hit gatherings and then a retreat to avoid security forces. and in mandalay police again arrived with a vengeance slowed perhaps by the bricks. but the sound of armaments can be heard as yet again protesters make a run for it avoiding arrest for much worse at the hands of security forces. security forces like those who took john maher but now detained a member of the overthrown and l.d. party armed personnel snapped pictures and got such a drive off with their detainee who i

turning point in their on- going fight for justice, despite the lack of support from ousted leader aung sang suu kyio defended the military against accusations of genocide in the hague in 2019. but the aftermath of the recent fires have taken their lives for a drastic turn, as the place they sought refuge has put them in limbo yet again. for the pbs newshour, i'm tania rashid. >> woodruff: a record number of bills to limit transgender rights have been introduced this year in state legislatures across the country. john yang reports on how the legal and cultural battles are playing out. >> yang: judy, the arkansas legislature passed a measure prohibiting physians from providing establisd gender- affirming medical care to transgender children. also yesterday, south dakota governor kristi noem issued executive orders banning transgender girls from playing on girls sports teams. according to the human rights campaign, an l.g.b.t.q. advocacy group, lawmakers in 28 states are considering 93 bills targeting the rights of transgender americans. and sports bans are in arkansas and mississippi are set to becom

they also accuse deposed civilian leader aung sang suu kyi of taking bribes and others in her cabinet of corruption. i did you know young go read you know mr peel mean said he gave. himself $600000.00 in cash and 11 kilograms of gold between december of 2017 to march of 2018 so i'm watching the news conference at a yangon tea shop call it one sided and question the jump to placing blame on protesters for starting the violence when they have no weapons. and they are saying that the whole country is carrying out acts of violence it's horrible it's hurtful we have given our time we have given our lives their military does not care and say whatever they want. in another movie is just a has taken the eric an army off its list of terrorist groups it's one of 2 dozen ethnic armed groups in the country it's been removed from the list according to the joint because they have now stopped attacks in order to help establish peace some of the other ethnic armies have sided with the antic who protesters and across its eastern border thailand is preparing for the possibility of a refugee flow from i

in the early hours of the coup last month civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was detained in naperville along with most of the elected leadership of her governing and the party . for the 1st time since then she appeared in a video link in this courthouse during a hearing for the charges against her according to her lawyer she appeared to be in good health 2 additional criminal charges against on song suchi were added on monday on top of the 2 existing ones the next hearing is in 2 weeks. as international pressure builds against the joint and its increasingly violent crackdown against protesters some feel it might prompt the military to dig in deeper the worse case scenario is when you try to put a hot plate on this group of military persons you know sometimes the outcome is not what you expect they may you know get matt and instead south followed away that international community stand out once they do the opposite thing. he went on to say the best approach with the military is a regional war with nations myanmar is promoting with and views as allies that process is to start on tuesday

against the giant and supporting their democratically elected leaders ousted civilian leader aung sang suu kyi she was to have another court hearing on the charges against her including one added last week accusing her of accepting illegal payments but the hearing was pushed back to. a jaunt to a new food. this man. cannot be dismissed could not be conducted. today because we have no internet in the country for the whole country these 6 weeks on the protesters resolve has remained constant. but according to some they've had to increase their willingness to sacrifice their duty could have found the meaning of the tattoo is freedom from fear they threatened us with weapons but our revolution won't win if we have fear so we must get rid of this kind of fear to prevail in our revolution. the term revolution now increasingly being used by those out on the streets protesting but it's now also being used by civilian parallel government saying revolution is needed to overturn the coup scott hodler al-jazeera. libya's new unity government has been sworn into office in a ceremony and to brooke it's part

since the unrest began the country has been in turmoil since the army removed elected leader aung sang suu kyi from power hundreds of thousands of people are demanding a return to democracy the un has condemned the crackdown according to the human rights un human rights office to date at least 138 peaceful protesters including women and children have been killed in the violence since february 1st the secretary general strongly condemns this ongoing for violence against peaceful protesters and the continuing violation of the most basic human rights of the people of myanmar the secretary general and uses call on the international community including regional actors to come together in solidarity with the people of myanmar. her entire buildings have disappeared in beijing after the chinese capital was had by the worst sandstorm in the decade the massive storm blew in from the gobi desert with near air pollution levels and hundreds of flights canceled and commissions were forced to travel to work in what some described as an apocalyptic landscape. take clouds of sand and yellows small get envelopi