just because of the sheer size and audacity of the behavior >> reporter: azerbaijan, an authoritarian country whose government human rights watch say has waged a vicious crackdown on critics sophie was fired in 2020 for poor performance, for not focusing enough on her primary job, after she flagged propaganda around the world facebook says a more than 200-person expert team works with hundreds of sources like the fbi but sophie says they delayed some leads from smaller countries, sometimes for more than a year facebook told us "we fundamentally disagree with ms. zhang's characterization of our priorities." adding that they have already taken down more than 150 networks of coordinated inauthentic behavior facebook says they have 2.6 billion monthly active users but only 15,000 content moderators one former moderator is josh straw, who wrote last month, "we are paid to look at the worst of humanity every day," as he resigned from his job. >> you're reviewing, you know, maybe hundreds of pieces of content a day. >> reporter: content too disturbing to describe here. josh worked for accent

between armenia and azerbaijan countries borderline warring with each other has somewhat dominated the agenda here have on today made according to both ministers russia's and armenia's the process of settling the dispute over nagorno-karabakh is perhaps ever so slowly but is moving forward what right now russia is trying to help facilitate such a basic necessities in the golan a cow back has people's access to willock tricity stable access to electricity water food and just that embry turning to their homes another matter on the agenda here is a well helping armenia deal with the cold with 19 pandemic just recently russia shipped thousands of doses of its sputnik the vaccine against covert 19 and right now they are discussing a shipment of a 1000000 doses and perhaps even moving the production and having armenia produce manufacture russia's sputnik vive also i asked circular about how he would describe the state of relations between russia and the e.u. right now because moscow and brussels they have been engaged in something like a sanctions ping pong against each other here is how the

next and well mending the relations between armenia and azerbaijan 2 nations effectively warring with each other. as somewhat dominated the agenda they. have on the 2 nations of course having regional disputes over the go in a cab back and that's where the war went on last g.m. and so effectively according to both ministers as this process this process of achieving. long lasting peace is perhaps ever so slightly but it is moving forward as russia is the key mediator in. right now is trying to help facilitate such basic needs as people just returning to normal life returning to their houses repairing and just you know having access to some basic needs like food and water electricity and so on and so forth with and dishes goal eventually having both armenians and i said by johnny's living there side by side another matter on the table is covert vaccination helping armenia cope with the pandemic just recently russia has shipped thousands of overt sputnik of the vaccine doses to armenia and right now are discussing of discussing the shipment of a 1000000 more doses and perhaps even having

azerbaijan's. times almost boyish i played 7 years in the bundesliga before winding down my career in australia i had some very good coaches there which inspired me to try coaching myself or another and so while. i returned to germany 3 years ago and was getting a lot of t.v. work as an expert analyst and now as of last july i'm coaching the i'm tough on foot under 15. years long enough to mention. him off and. i found myself thinking it's all well and good at analyzing other people's work but it's surely much more exciting to do that work yourself if you can lay it all out on a tactics called communicating your own ideas about football to young players can you actually do that working with them on a weekly or daily basis also going on what. you just weren't. as if i could sense that while the theoretical side was something elementary and important to me sooner or later that work out to be taken on to the pitch was. that. with some of the world's best coaches certainly weren't top level professiona

must be observed i mean you have accused azerbaijan of sending troops across the border to claim newterritory it's acting prime minister says the latest tensions should be settled through negotiations last year you'll remember there was a war over the disputed region of not going to cut it back which claimed about 6000 lives that ended when armenia gave up territory it had controlled for decades. to the u.k. where former british prime minister david cameron has told a parliamentary committee his motive wasn't money when he lobbied for a financial firm after leaving office m.p.'s are investigating the way he bombarded ministers with messages last year offering to help during the pandemic and barbara has this report. david cameron shortly before becoming british prime minister in 2010 i believe it's time we shone the light of transparency into lobbying in our country and forced our politics to come clean now he's being asked to come clean to parliamentary committees are investigating cameron's lobbying on behalf of green silk capital a financial firm he worked for after he left office

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the son of asserts on greek tourism jump several close al-jazeera on corfu and boxy. former british prime minister david cameron has told a parliamentary committee his motive wasn't money when he lobbied for a financial firm after leaving office and days are investigating why he bombarded ministers with messages last year offering to help during the pandemic and reports . david cameron shortly before becoming british prime minister in 2010 i believe it's time we shone the light of transparency into lobbying in our country and forced our politics to come clean now he's being asked to come clean to parliamentary committees are investigating cameron's lobbying on behalf of green silk capital a financial firm he worked for after he left office between march and june last year cameron and his staff sent 45 emails texts and whatsapp messages to ministers and officials he says he wanted permission for green seal t

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the son of asserts on greek tourism jumpstart ople us al-jazeera on call food and boxy. meanwhile muslims in turkey are holding their aid celebrations under a national lockdown for the 2nd year in a row the government's impose stricter measures in an effort to curb the recent surge in cases of covert 19 rosol sort of that has more from istanbul. normally on there will be a festive mood in places like this all around turkey you will see beers restaurants and cafes bustling with people there will be street when there is selling souvenirs and streets ferries traveling from asia to europe and why it's the worst would have been dropping off and picking hundreds of resistors from destruction to morning to historical monuments like grand medium or so behind me families in france will be out enjoying the weather and celebrating with one another but this is indeed a very different type of elite as you can see so the

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun never sets on greek tourism jumpstart ople us al-jazeera. on corfu and. with me so whole run the reminder of our top news stories israel is continuing its bombardment of gaza ignoring international calls for calm $113.00 palestinians to be killed since monday including $32.00 children. hundreds of families are taking shelter in un run schools in northern gaza to escape israeli artillery fire israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the offensive won't stop until peace returns .

russia says a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan must be observed this is after a meteor accusers rush on to send troops across the border to claim new territory the acting prime minister says the latest tensions should be settled through negotiations last year war over the disputed region going to occur claimed about 6000 lives then did when armenia gave up territory it had controlled for decades ethiopian peacekeepers in sudan refusing to be sent back to their home country soldiers were part of a joint mission in the darfur region by the un an african union government offensive that has left thousands dead and more than a 1000000 displaced peacekeepers say they're worried about their safety back home and seeking asylum in sudan. morgan speaks to some of them in a refugee camp in sudan's stay this is going to be part of good days home for the foreseeable future and ethiopian military officer from the tigre a region he was part of a hybrid african union united nations peacekeeping mission in sudan's western region of darfur or he's now an asylum seeker in the eastern state of qata

this put this on the radar for you ahead of the bouts of rain through the caucuses in particular azerbaijan heavy rain and we've got snow for a higher elevation. at ways. heroes and humanitarian. rule for the. you know me who defended sorry able against attack by substance use. looks back to the life of the late you find do the. show you know mind. just you. welcome back you're watching officer with the cell robin a reminder of our top stories the indian delegation to a g. 7 summit in the u.k. is self isolating after 2 members tested positive for corona virus the group of 7 wealthy democracies are discussing that scenes as they face growing pressure to share stockpiles. and india has reported another record number of quote a virus deaths with almost 3800 in the past 24 hours it accounted for one in 4 of the walls cope with 19 deaths last week. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a lot of time to form a new coalition government putting his political future in question israel's hard for inconclusive elections in 2 years. spanish voters have returned the rightwing government to powe

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun never sets on greek tourism jumps or opel us al-jazeera on call food and boxee. your chances are with me so whole romney reminder of our top news stories israel is continuing its bombardment of gaza ignoring international calls for car $113.00 palestinians to be killed since monday including $32.00 children hundreds of families are taking shelter in un run schools in northern gaza to escape israeli artillery fire israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the offensive won't stop until peace returns as we've moved in. we will collect a very high price from hamas and the rest of the terrorist organizations and we will continue to do this with great force the last word has not been fed yet and the offensive will continue as needed in order to restore calm in favor to the state of israel. amasses fired another barrage of rockets towards israel hitting the city of ashkelon on thursday they targeted

problems of its own over the last few years, and the war that we saw break out between armenia and azerbaijanle of months completely changed because the turkish government with a lot of money and military support gave the advanced military capability, drones and the rest to the azaris and completely changed the nature of the fight with the armenians. that's not happened between hamas and israel over the course of the last week, and that makes it seem less likely that this war would expand significantly. also keep in mind that israel is also in the best geopolitical position that they have been in in decades. not just in terms of the u.s. supporting them strongly but also the diplomatic moves and breakthroughs that they have had with many countries in the region. >> yesterday the official idf, israeli defense force twitter account said air and ground troops are attacking in the gaza strip. about an hour later it was walked by with a spokesman telling cnn current think there are no idf forces inside the gaza strip but the still incorrect original tweet is still up. what's your thoughts on all t

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun never sets on greek tourism jump several close al-jazeera on call food and boxee. that russia is sending an actor and film director where no film crew has been before their mission is to make the 1st feature film in space using the international space station as their studio actor yulia piracy and then they're right there it claims she penco will begin training for the expedition later this month with takeoff shadow for october last year the u.s. space agency nasa said the actor tom cruise was also set the film on the space station at some time but no more details have come out. still to come here on al-jazeera. in sports a frightening moment for a competitor in the jihadi tahlia. new movie. mexico is marking the 500th anniversary of the spanish conquest many people are choosing to honor those who defended their land and celebrate an ancient city founded 200 years before the europeans arrived runawa

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijanwe believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun never sets on greek tourism jumpstart hopeless al-jazeera on call food and boxy. u.s. president joe biden says he doesn't believe the russian government was behind a cyber attack which shut down a major oil pipeline for several days but mr biden does say those who attacked the colonial pipeline were based in russia and he didn't rule out retaliation it's not led to fuel shortages and panic buying in many eastern states biden has cautioned against price gouging and said supply should be back to normal in a few days we are working to try to get to the place where we have sort of international standards that governments knowing that criminal activity is happy from their territory that we all we all move on those are those criminal enterprises and expect that's one of the topics i'll be talking about with. president putin will you figure it out robert. you. know. because prime minister boris johnson has

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun sets on greek tourism jumpstart ople us al-jazeera on call food and boxy. still ahead on al-jazeera they're still angry and energized the government protesters in colombia backing down despite weeks of demonstrations . and coming up install joe will be here with action from the italian. teams battled to finish out in the champions league places. hello widespread instability across europe it's because we've got this blocking high pressure so it's almost creating a traffic jam for all of this energy here giving us some rain i think the heaviest pockets of rain the potential for severe outbreaks will be anywhere you head along the western coast of italy heavy rain also in store for corsica island and then we've got this disturbance it's going to spread some rain to northern ireland and the u.k. as we go through the weekend and another push of moisture for france in the days to come take you to central

our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the son of asserts on greek tourism jump several close algis on corfu and boxee. us president joe biden says special surprise should return to normal in the coming days after the country's largest fuel pipeline network restarted their own oil pipeline was hit by a cyber attack last week causing a 6 day fuel shortage and soaring prices at the pump the firm reportedly paid hackers $5000000.00 in untraceable cryptocurrency as ransom radical hain has more from washington. a major oil pipeline shutdown the government told people not to panic it didn't work videos like these are all over social media prompting a government agency to warn this is a really bad idea the plastic will melt and bad things going to happen but all along the east coast people waited in long lines to get gas and some stocked up and any container they could find again bad idea but the panic could soon be subsiding the pipeline that was shut

and all supporting azerbaijan's leader.uras, she found fake pages backing the president. facebook, she says, took a year to take the posts down, while she was overwhelmed, forced to choose where to defend democracy and where to let it go. >> i was just one person. i can't single handedly fix the world, though i certainly tried. >> reporter: now she believes interviews like this are what will make facebook listen. >> at the end of the day, facebook is focused on publicity. a press fire is what we called it at facebook. >> reporter: facebook told us, we fundamentally disagree with miss zhang's characterization of our priorities. adding that they have already taken down more than 150 networks of coordinated, inauthentic behavior. facebook says a more than 200-person expert team works with hundreds of sources like the fbi. cory prider runs a not for profit called foxglove to demand changes. she says facebook is failing its workers and its users. >> if we're going to have a global public square, it's facebook's direct responsibi

chip, before i left that trip, the border patrol was detaining and processing so to speak russian, azerbaijan and cuba. all of them flew into mexico to cross our border. and the other thing we found on the other side of the wall, because as you talk about the breaks in the wall where construction was sfwoipped the biden administration so you can walk right arn the other side, not only all the little shoe, the little shoes of little kids they leave right there it's heartbreaking when you see those. i've got children, you have children, those little shoes that's an indicater of all those kids that walked the whole way up to the border. but you know what else is heart breaking? the packages of plan b. heft on the other side of the wall. you know what that's for, right? all these little girls, these lady, abused, coming up to our border by the cartels. when i got there, of course we watched people coming across the border and the cartel members are standing right on the other side. waving to us. giving us the old one-finger salute. making a joke of all of us. this country. and the people they jus