that was the that was christine manuel. the intake town say look at some of the stories making headlines around the world today. if you government has declared it unilateral cease fire and the war torn to grow region, the announcement came as rebel forces said they had taken control of the regional capital mckelly. thousands of people have been killed in fighting in the past 8 months and many more displaced. parts of western canada recorded their horses stay ever on monday, with temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius. further south on the us, west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. rescue workers have recovered another body from the sides of the collapse apartment building near miami, bringing the confirmed, told 211, some 150 people are still missing. inspections have been ordered for all nearby high rise buildings. more than 40 years old, nato and ukraine had b

w correspondent, christine manuel in cape town. welcome christie. how have people been react into this story? so i wouldn't be lying if i told you that there are people in this country celebrating today, this is being seen as a very day president obama used to be the president because he has evaded justice on so many occasions, according to some people who finally say 15 months jail sentence, a lot of people cannot believe that this is actually happening. i was looking at some twitter reaction people asking people to confirm is the real interest rate and happening because those would be the people want to present jacobs. and those who are see this as a very, very, to please say the prospects of demand that they not so much going to spend the next few months in jail. right. and so it's important to remember despite the corruption obligations swatting around in this jail time, is not for corruption, but for contempt of court. so people must be wondering if he will actually end up actually going to prison. and so as a stand, the only way out of this fo

w correspondent, christine manuel, in that case. welcome christie. how people been reacting to this story? so i wouldn't be lying if i told you that there are people in this country celebrating today, this is being seen as a historic day president. summa used to be called the president because he has, is they did justice. and so many occasions, according to some people, he finally made a 15 minute months jail sentence. a lot of people cannot believe that this is actually happening. i was looking at some twitter reaction people asking people to confirm real interest rate and happening. those would be the people who are present in the support those who are see this as a very, very bleak day. the prospect of the men that they not so much of going to spend the next few months in jail. right. and so it's important to remember this by the corruption obligations floating around in this jail time is not for corruption, but for contempt of court. so people must be wondering if he will actually end up actually going to prison. and so as it stands, the only way

and d w as christine manuel, who file that report joins us now from cape town. christine, that small town in your report, its been hit really hard by the pandemic. other likely to be many more towns like that in south africa. certainly ferry, that is the likely reality. there is not enough testing happening in south africa at the moment. for example, in the last 24 hours. and she managed to taste only about 50000 people. this is a pennsylvania 50000000 people. so that gives you a sense of just how limited the visibility is in the, into just how flaw inspection infections have sprayed. indeed, in major cities like cape town and in small communities like the brand, which are really on the out of the country, sort of support is available for smaller towns and remote villages in south africa that end up getting hit by cobra 19. well this is what we're learning at, terry. there isn't enough support. it's in the case of brand, it's the death of 3 people. and then of course, the authorities realized something was wrong and rolls out that mess his face. but that has alwa

that was the w christine manuel. the intake town. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. parts of western canada recorded their hospice day ever on monday, with temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius for their self on the u. s. west coast for registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. experts warren such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. there's been extreme weather in hong kong to torrential rains, cause the lamps, lives, and flooding in some parts of the territory. on monday, it was the city's 1st so called black rainstorm of the year, with more than $100.00. 50 millimeters of rain reported in several districts. iraqis have held a symbolic funeral in baghdad for members of the popular mobilization forces or p. m. f, who were killed by u. s. air strikes on monday. the strikes on the iraq syria border targeted militias linked to iran. they were in response to a recent space of attacks against us military assets in

so christine manuel in cape town, to reopen the government has declared a sci fi after a months of deadly conflict. in the t grind region, the rebels say they have not captured the regional capital mckayla. thousands of people have been killed since fighting broke out in november, more than 2000000 displaced. the pain is everywhere. the thousands of lives lost. many others left fighting for them as to 1000000 displaced from their homes and living in whatever they can find. and hundreds of thousands now face via from in, with 1000000 more in need of food age. these are the scars from 8 months of fighting between ethiopian government soldiers and rebel forces in the t gray region. on monday, the government appointed administration into grey cold for a cease fire before reportedly fleeing his father in the name of the 2. great and all he's loving people. we ask the federal government for sci fi on humanitarian grounds in such a way that prevents further damage to that. it is possible for people to find a rental buyer and become part of the solution. so you've got the e, c o, p, and governmen

so earlier i spoke with our corresponded christine manuel in cape town, and i asked her if former president jacob zoom will finally turn himself in to police as the court ordered. there's very little doubt the constitutional court has given the full president 5 days to present himself at a police station. failing to do that, they have instructed. the minister of niece is one of the police commissioner. to then find him and make sure that they put him behind bars within 3 days of that we heard from his daughters between earlier and she seemed to indicate that the president had accepted the constitutional court ruling saying that he had chosen off being given the option to spend his jail sentence in his home pumpkins was not charles for yet. they have continued. they've continued to speak the fighting, feel free to say talking about the fact that he said good bye bye. oh, indication there have not said anything other than the fact that he might be presenting himself. so it's going to be an interesting next few days. it's not exactly when you present yourself, but he does have 5 days to do. so

he was forced by his own party to stand down in 2018, one of the w's christine manuel joins us now from john. christine, this is a huge story for south africa. what's the, what's been the reaction so far? yeah, it's been called a good story thing for the countries. they had been that the prevailing said that the political needs, the ruling class above the certainty that applied to greece and jacob, who has had many revenues with the nor in court. really the last one that broke the camel's back and came out of that commission of inquiry. we had been on to onset to education that he had personally been involved in corruption and for during his time as president people for that as it's not to the rule of law that he could get away with. absolutely anything people are embracing the ruling that's been handed down by the constitutional court as we understand it's not. and of course we live in judges reached at this decision. even the other 2 consented that this was contents of court. and so we had to said that he's going to be spending 15 months in prison. if you look on twitter, people are r

w. correspond and christine manuel, who is in cape town and asked her if for president jacobs knew no, we'll finally turn himself into police as the court ordered. there's very little doubt the constitutional court has given the full president 5 days to present himself at a police station. failing to do that, they have instructed. the minister of niece is one of the police commissioner. to then find him and make sure that they put him behind bars within 3 days of that we heard from his daughters between earlier and she seemed to indicate that the president had accepted the constitutional for ruling, saying that he had chosen off being given the option to spend his jail sentence in his home problems of luna charles. yes. they have continued. they've continued to speak the fighting to say, talking about the fact that he said good bye bye o indication there have not said anything other than the fact that he would be presenting himself. so it's going to be an interesting next few days. it's not exactly when he's going to present himself, but he does have 5 days to do. the fighters from et

only increase financial inclusion and has the potential to spur economic development. manuel apple al jazeera, christine wade as a professor political science at washington college, and she thinks other countries will be watching l. salvador closely well, all of this is down to follow doors, young tech friendly or tech savvy, millennial president kelly, who kelly really believe or with the claims which coin is wanted to or them, et cetera. but he's also increasing even under a lot of pressure from the united states, lately for authoritarian tendency, including scrapping the supreme court firing the attorney general and demolishing the country's anti corruption, were adopting bitcoin could alleviate fresher or be kelly from the i say on including for unity in the country as well for us in the course. tax evasion is already a really big problem in our fall. the door also has an incredibly regressive tax system, and both of the taxes are paid. invite by the for through a value added tax which is applied to all good. so one big concern is adopting a currency absence in the other economic policy is will this

financial inclusion and has the potential to spur economic development. manuel rap, hello al jazeera in the spring and christine wade, whose professor political science and international studies and much of a field research is conducted in el salvador. and she joins us now from sky via skype, from chestertown, maryland. it's christine el salvador, embracing this crypto currency. tell us more about why and while salvador right, well i think a lot of this is down to all the doors, young tech friendly or tech savvy, millennial president kelly kelly, relieved or it was the claims that switch to that coin is going to boost financial inclusion promote investment for tourism etc, but he's also increasing even under a lot of pressure from the united states. lately for 2 authoritarian tendencies, including scrapping the supreme court firing the attorney general and demolishing the country's anti corruption, duffy bitcoin to alleviate fresher or ben kelly from the state on thanksgiving for them to be in the country as well. we had there about some of the potential drawbacks and one of those is the crypted currency. the s

christine secured. 50 percent of the vote is conservative. rival taken, which maury has 49 percent, which more is not conceding, she's alleging fraud, but has not provided any proof about 20 the french president, manuel macros has been slept in the face while visiting a small town in the country south. the man was reported shouting down with my cronin before the alleged assault, a 2 people have been arrested following the incident or a youngster with headlines. we have more news coming up here on our 0 right after inside story. me a bit going be trusted. el salvador wants to make it legal tender, but other countries are clumping down on crypto currencies, saying they provide a haven for criminal. so what's the future but digital money is inside story. ah . hello and welcome to the program on the hill robin. it's just over a decade, bitcoin has turned from an idea into one of the most talked about financial assets every day. will companies sign up to accept it as a form of payment? funds say is the future of money free from the control of government and central banks. the largest crypto currency conference in history took place last week in miami, and it was here that el salvador president announced p

christine chen for joining me tonight. maria, i'll speak to you later in our hour about "in the heights." coming up, why lin-manuel miranda in "in the heights" has us in his feelingsings. >>> plus, why benjamin netanyahu is out of a job after more than a decade. we'll tell you more about the man replacing him. >>> and telling andrea mitchell that president biden will hold russia accountable for a string of cyber attacks. what will that look. >>> first, richard is here with the headlines. >> some of the stories watching for you. saturday a federal court in texas dismissed a lawsuit over covid vaccines. 117 houston hospital employees challenged their employers' vaccination requirement. the lawyers said they would appeal to the supreme court if necessary. >>> and rapper polo g. was arrested following a traffic stop in miami saturday. bartlett was charged with battery against a police officer. he appeared to mention the incident on his twitter account saying, quote, they're playing foul in miami. >>> novak djokovic won the french open after a thrilling match. he lost the first two sets and then came back to win the la

w correspondent, christine manuel in cape town. welcome christie, how people been reactions to this story? so i wouldn't be like i told you that there are people in this country celebrating today. this is being seen as a historic day president summa used to be called the president because he has evaded justice on so many occasions, according to some people he finally made say, 15 months jail sentence, a lot of people cannot the means that this is actually happening i was looking at some twitter reaction people asking people to confirm in real interest rate and happy. those would be the people one or president jacobs and those who are see this as a very, very and to please say the prospects of the men that they not so much going to spend the next few months in jail. right. and so it's important to remember despite the corruption obligations swelling around this jail time, is not for corruption, but for contempt of court. so people must be wondering if he will actually end up actually going to prison. as soon as the stand, the only w