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ah, 3 hours later they arrived at the a port in belize city. they're the 1st of the group to get them for abram. this is where the adventure truly begins. is the 1st time what i am thinking, the place. that's why i'm telling my children. now i am reading 43 years. i want double with the plane. so in all my children all day, they're happy all they can go. what with the gather, longer with death than there. ah, when i will go and i will go. it's going to be great. the rest of the group have also arrived. 7 families, $53.00 people in total. they've all bought one way. tickets, no one plans to return. it's time to say good bye. up ramps parents came to the pool to make the most of the last few moments with the family. ah! there were no hugs and kisses, a simple hand shake sufficing, every one appears calm and composed. but ob ramps mother can't quite hold back her . she is. she doesn't know if she'll ever see her son or grandchildren again. taking a huge heap into the unknown. ah ah, the challenge is begin with the escalator. i with i hey are you s

but there was some us success. snowboarder lindsey jack belize when the 1st golden beijing for team usa, the 36 year old, swept to victory in snowboard, cross for her 1st the olympic gold in her 5th games, a brutal late fall had cost her victory way back in 2006. the iranian alpine skier, hosea salvation shockey has been suspended from competition at the winter olympics . after failing of drugs, test authorities confirming that of sample collected from the arabian during a doping controlled, tested positive for an anabolic steroids. he had been the only male athlete, representing iran in beijing, but salvation. shockey is now banned from competing. he is the 1st confirmed doping case at these game we as a reminder of the top story that we're following for you, european leaders stepping up the drive to prevent the crisis over ukraine from escalating into wark. the us boring, more troops into eastern europe, to counter fears that russia might invade ukraine. you're watching the w news. chelsea the lady is here next with the w business news. she will be right back. i will see you tomorrow.

but there was some us success. snowboarder lindsey jack belize when the 1st golden beijing for team usa. the 36 year old swept to victory in snowboard, cross for her 1st olympic gold in her 5th games. a brutal late fall had cost her victory way back in 2006. i had that set you up today. tell us more world news at the top of the hour, but as a child has d, w, use asia. next of the day, one of mankind's oldest ambition could be within reach or what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. the dna molecules.

and it's a similar story for southern areas of mexico with rain for belize and guatemala, as well as on doris. and we're seeing a few showers pull into santa domingo. ah, ah, newly deployed u. s. troops arrive in poland, adding to the build up of nato forces, as russia continues to mobilize near the ukrainian border. ah, other can banal, this is al jazeera while i from doha. also coming up. overwhelmed with challenges and crises, the african union convenes and war torn ethiopia to discuss the future of the continent. despite to all the attempts to rescue him the 5 year.

in belize, represents from the united states and central america are participating in the annual central american security conference known as centsec along with other regional partner nations that will be done through the 2nd of the month. southcome sponsors centsec as part of the promise to increase cooperation and help achieve shared security goals. leaders will engage in round table discussions and bilateral meetings on toppings from transnational criminal organizations and irregular migration to covid-19, climate change and natural disasters. general richardson will be with that we'll take questions. looks like we have leeta on the phone. -- lita on the phone. reporter: one, can you tell us whether there have been even decisions made on troops going to any of the eastern flank countries. and secondly, on red hill, there appears to be a bit of confusion about what the military is doing. does the pentagon agree to drain the red hill tanks, and if so, why is the defense department appealing the court orders? can you sort of address what is an issue that is clearly angering people in ha

but there was some us success. snowboarder lindsey jack belize when the 1st golden beijing for team usa. the 36 year old swept to victory in snowboard, cross for her 1st olympic gold in her 5th games. a brutal late fall had cost her victory way back in 2006 or it's not an olympic fate, but turning 90 is something to be proud of by german painter gerhardt. richter celebrates at milestone today. born between 2 wall was this driving force of the post war art st. studied art in east germany before fling to the west. few artists have explored the myriad possibilities of painting thoroughly as the multi talented go hugley stocked. his expanse of approach to art has made him one of the most important contemporary german artists, which there has been influenced by both pop art and photo realism and his trademark is that he's constantly changed his style. in 2015, his work abstract painting, 599, sold for $46300000.00. setting a record for a work by a contemporary artist. this difference is, i always feel like it's nothing just shoddy work. but on the other hand, oh, it's better than the others.

but there was some us success. snowboarder lindsey jack belize when the 1st golden beijing for team usa. the 36 year old slept to victory in snowboard, cross for her 1st olympic gold in her 5th games, a brutal late fall had cost her victory way back in 2006. this is d w coming up next in news asia. the, the title son and the strong man's daughter. i look at the front runners in the philippines presidential rice. i'm getting an education's always been tough for african refugees in pakistan. now the taliban takeover has left students in limbo. well, it's a jungle off those stories. i'm more in just a moment. i'll be back at the top of the out. a good day. ah, ah, ah! ah, with ah, let me be in the pandemic. i had 2 more counties. now the churches in southwest africa are encouraging people to get vaccinations against coven 19 by educating the fighting the sprayed of conspiracy theories. and they demand a fair distribution of vaccines across the globe vaccines for africa. in 60 minutes on d. w. where all set with the to go be off. yes. with all in as we take on the world i, we're all about t

i know everyone's more concerned, arguably with the med belize investigation of boris johnson. we will say the chris to dick holds his political life in her hands. what's your response to the independent office for police conduct a claiming how bad scotland yard is. consequently, yards as the review will ask difficult questions. they're gonna review the review to ensure that there are lasting improvements to the service we provide for all londoners thursday, atlanta. and it's just the actual, the i p c report is disturb extremely disturbing. i'm gonna read their findings. and the whole report is just beyond disgusting. and you know, the mets responses that were actually will take an action that you've mentioned macpherson inquiry which was 23 years ago, institution, the racist. and what macpherson identified option was the existence of the canteen culture, which is open. the rest is such a mistake, homophobic, and it was all disguised as banta lattice behavior. now move on to 2022 and i a p. c. have also identified masculine talks a culture where office says in, you know, openl

draft resolution submitted by austria, dania, dora, and dora, and to one bar buddha, the bahamas, belize in belgium, oak area they had to go in. i wanna hungry mom and got tamala by germany, greece, georgia, denmark. i mean, you got the dominican republic, ireland, one, iceland, wine, spain, italy, italy, canada from cypress. columbia. was the costa rica, kuwait, latvia, liberia boy, lithuania, stay insane. she went back. simberg was the malta. major, love the netherlands, low is the new zealand. none of the norway, panama paraguay, 001, poland, 2 little girly portugal a federated states of micronesia, the republic of moldova. because the republic of korea, when you are somehow porter, singapore, sylvia sylvia, you know, on the night it came down to her. the night came to me, north of ireland, united states of america, media team our last day, and the other mckinney dad and tobago to turkey. ukraine, fiji finland rugs, a friend of montenegro, the czech republic, chilly saudi switzerland, sweden and ecuador. should have, you know, but to lose i saw you had got book the security council is

. >> on the basis of what role 37 of the representatives of australia, austria, belize, belgium, bulgaria, botswana, hungary, guatemala, germany, greece, georgia, denmark, dominican republic, spain, italy, canada, cyprus, columbia,. we got, liberia -- costa rica, liberia, new zealand, panama, peru, the republic of moldova, singapore, slovakia, slovenia, trinidad upper tobago, turkey, ukraine, finland, montenegro, czech republic, switzerland, sweden and ecuador participate in today's meeting. it is so decided. the security council now begins its consideration of item two of the agenda. council members have before them a document, the text of direct resolution submitted by australia, austria, bahamas, belize, bulgaria, bosnia, botswana, hungary, germany, greece, georgia, denmark, the dominican republic, ireland, iceland, spain, italy, canada, cyprus, to -- canada, kuwait, lithuania, luxembourg, new zealand, norway, paraguay, peru, poland, portugal, the republic of korea, romania, singapore, slovakia, slovenia, the united kingdom, but united kingdom of north ireland, trinidad and tobago, tur

a battalion said and the organization militarize organization that are connected with a neo nazi belize and that leads battalions are preventing people from leaving. maria polk making will essentially a human shields out of them. well, other places like a girl of color, for example, it's about an hour away from here is also seen continues her heavy artillery shelling throughout her thursday a may or alpha. that sound made an announcement earlier saying that at least one person had been killed. civilian and another 4 civilians were oh, wounds at now. fighting is also continuing on the outskirts of genetics where people are hiding in bomb shelters. like well, they've been used to back in 2014, back in 2015. when this conflict had started. and as the result of the shelling here here in the oscars of the nets and cities near by, a lot of us civilian infrastructure had been, had been damaged. and as the results, thousands of people are now without water. and without electricity. now they had of the, the next people's republic, denise push it and said earlier that said this operation, that si

of mexico with rain for belize, and guatemala, as well as on doris. and was seeing a few showers pull in to santo domingo. ah, ah. newly deployed u. s. troops arrive in poland, adding to the build up of nato forces. as russia continues to mobilize near the ukrainian border, ah, other can vanelle, this is al jazeera molly from dough also coming up. overwhelmed with challenges and crises. the african union convenes in war torn ethiopia to discuss the future of the continent. despite to all the attempts to rescue him, the 5 year old moral convoy tramped in a deep wealth since tuesday has died and calls the justice kimberly's migrant is beaten to death to sparks nationwide demonstrations in brazil. ah senior members of the u. s. military you have arrived and poet has nato bolsters its eastern flank in response to russia's military build up on the ukrainian border . members of the u. s. chain of command have landed just 100 kilometers from poland border with ukraine. nearly $3000.00 extra american troops have been deployed to poland and romania. ukrainian

hold, and what i would like to belize. alexa, every word that people, politician, tory, ever tell me when all we easily t a commitment. we often see not action yet we often see not the luxury yet. we don't want to merge alex. we won't be actually honest whenever government delivers the action, which may happen, don't tell, lie, man. then we can also say that, well, the words you get miss or treat we, we stand till we're not there yet. action as always, that own words. it's good to hear the words, but actions much better. tim shalon. thank you so much for joining me once again on the i'll examine, show my pleasure alex frankie and god bless and kesha and kate. well, do jim join us after the break when alex sticks with former social democratic and labor party leader, alistair mcdonald, to find out where the nationalist community spends with unionism in crisis over as british economic lakes was even ah, ah a wrong one. 03. just don't hold any rules yet to see how this thing becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look

and it's a similar story for southern areas of mexico with rain for belize and guatemala, as well as on doris. and we're seeing a few showers pull into santa domingo. ah, americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command it's you like tried to cover what's your take on why they've gotten so wrong? that to me as the political now the bottom line on us politics and policies and the impact on the world on al jazeera from the preventative. correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. lou ah ah, you're watching alger zara. her reminder about top stories. this all. senior members of the u. s. military have arrived in poland. is nato both does its east and flag can response to roches military build up on the ukrainian border. in total president joe abided. it's deploying nearly $3000.00 extra american troops to poland and romania. meanwhile, thousands of ukrainians have marched through the north eastern city of ca, cave. as tension rema

around 30000 russian soldiers have been carrying out exercises in belize. andrew simmons has more where hearing the, the tutoring was very much pointing that the issue of the ukrainians actually declaimed attacking the to break away republics. the separatists then micron in turn was saying just the opposite that it was actually the separatist naming attacks on ukraine. so whether or not they'll get a breakthrough anesthesia is unclear, will get a development on the whole issues involved in an adverse war. this is totally on clim. police had arrested dozens of people in the canadian capital auto. as 3 weeks of disruptive protest came to a halt. thousands of truck drivers and the supporters had blockaded the center of the city. the protest began in response to covey. 19 of vaccine mandates, but turned into a demonstration against prime minister just in trudeau, australia's opening its borders after nearly 2 years to fully vaccinated tours. visitors who are not double. jack will need a travel exemption to enter and will have to corn to the government. close th

we could see some flooding, and it's a similar story for southern areas of mexico with rain for belize, and guatemala, as well as on doris. and was seeing if you showers pull into santa domingo. ah, counting the cost of sanctions again and the claims stand off thought, well, they've really bite your energy supplies of the cross. his fill. the gap had to vote. trade organization supports china against the you. with aging winning counting the cost on al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of and networks journalists on al jazeera. oh, a 316 gmc, you're watching al jazeera alive from. my name's peter adobe. your top stories, top members of the us military have now arrived in poland in europe as part of a native deployment. nearly 3000 more us troops have been sent to that region. nater says it's in response to russia's military build up on the border with ukraine, heads of state and meeting in the african union summit there with the recent wave of military coups, the conflict integral. i am the corona virus pandemic topping the agenda of demonstr

the honduras towards belize could cause some localized flooding, but is a little further northwards for wednesday. ah frank assessments for china? well, bannister from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of the world cannot get to get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs, i'm not protest on that statement. critical debate. my group would claims that nato constitutes an interesting chill threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. the me welcome back. you're watching your life from how your top story is ukraine's president has told the country a russian invasion may happen this week. he's called for the day of unity on wednesday. russia has consistently denied any plans to attack its neighbour russian foreign minister, psyche lever office, calling for additional talks with us and it sound like to address moscow. security to my house as a pass for diplomacy does remain open. one of the story, the canadian prime minister just intruder is invoking emerg

give us some pretty big storms around belize and honduras on monday. now for south america, we have our storms bubbling up from ecuador right into the amazon basin around now's right out toward the south atlantic. and still seeing some lingering rain for rio de janeiro on monday with the high of 21 degrees c later. ah, this book still mom, flying the flag for her nation. we have been putting on getting busy, and ricky, it's an rugby, ha country between rig mussman made dream play in the wood while providing ha, family prize in bad ways. cleaning games. that's my super precious moran gay in the game. my zimbabwe on al jazeera blue. ah, welcome back to comment about top stories here. this out ukraine has called for talks within 48 hours between russia and numbers of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. so also invited us president joe biden to give following a 50 minute phone call. and ukraine is seeking transparency on russia's military build up the number of russian forces in baton rouge is the biggest since the end of the cold war.

the honduras towards belize could cause some localized flooding, which is a little further northwards for wednesday. ah, join the debate, they erased out like people from the american and global story was very powerful. annette online, at your voice, the comment section is whitehead joined our conversation, we had unprotected when everyone is protected. it is not by being nationalistic about us. you just look at it in a very different way, say that perspective men and men meeting each other and they don't have any pollution. let me get put it clear for you this. on al jazeera, ah, whitehouse warns the russian invasion of ukraine could start at any time, but all sides agree, the crucial window for diplomacy is still open. ah, hello welcome. i'm heated over you're watching al jazeera alive from our headquarters here and do are also coming up. canada invokes emergency powers for the 1st time to and protest against vaccine mandates. anger in mexico is the u. s. suspend.

first republican president, abraham lincoln in 1862, he said, of the stakes that we will either know belize meanly lose the last best hope on earth. he was talking about freedom, and democracy. so you now have a political party, that with some exceptions, some divisions, is moving over into this category of authoritarian government. before world war two, the republican isolationist. former president hoover, wasn't isolationist, but he didn't call adolf hitler a genius. a former secretary of state did not say that he had great respect for adolf hitler. make no mistake, putin is a killer, as bill o'reilly said. he kills his political enemies. he rigs the -- not just the press and the courts, but the entire political system is going before the dumas, it's a complete joke. and recently, after covid, he used that is an excuse to close their borders. you can even leave the soviet union, leave russia anymore for the first time since the collapse of the soviet union. now the potentially good news here, stewart and lawrence, is that the republican party is cleaving over this issue. they think that b

i have environmental credentials in including costa rica and belize. this is apublic garden. we pay for those gardeners . the fees do not cover even a small portion of the expenses and ensures quite plainly that our society will have if you look at their expenditures they buy from the same people who also get in-kind donors. it's everyone for corruption and if you walk in there i don't know what supervisor chan voted but there used to be a great place called the demonstration gardens. hundreds of thousands of dollars waitingwithout any discussion whatsoever to destroy that . it was a very corrupt contract facilitated by sam boucher to put a large complex on top of the hill in an area which remains unused and would be a great part for us. that's also that area, that was not built and instead think about these othergardens. what sort of museum smashes its pottery plants ? moreover we pay for a guest which was outrageous. and also, why are these being audited to show how much money they are producing and kept the money coming from outside lands or other ideas in the park. finall

i have environmental credentials in including costa rica and belize. this is apublic garden. we pay for those gardeners . the fees do not cover even a small portion of the expenses and ensures quite plainly that our society will have if you look at their expenditures they buy from the same people who also get in-kind donors. it's everyone for corruption and if you walk in there i don't know what supervisor chan voted but there used to be a great place called the demonstration gardens. hundreds of thousands of dollars waitingwithout any discussion whatsoever to destroy that . it was a very corrupt contract facilitated by sam boucher to put a large complex on top of the hill in an area which remains unused and would be a great part for us. that's also that area, that was not built and instead think about these othergardens. what sort of museum smashes its pottery plants ? moreover we pay for a guest which was outrageous. and also, why are these being audited to show how much money they are producing and kept the money coming from outside lands or other ideas in the park. finall