ok, thank you so much for that matter. ebert in rio de janeiro, a rock legend mick jagger has tested positive for cove at 1978 year old. that lead singer, the rolling stones, is currently on tour a your stones of cold off a concept plan for amsterdam this evening. thank you. the audience and to the crew to take piracy. it was to celebrate the bands 60th anniversary. ah, this reminder of our top story, this, our ukraine says its forces have been pushed out of the center of the eastern city of savannah. done yet for the fighting on the outskirts continues, though, but one bridge out of the city destroyed options for civilian. so wanting to leave off dwindling news asia is next. i'll be back at the top of the have a good name raring to read. if there is any erotic events between them, you'd have to find it between the lines.

ebert is the director of the shark research center. he's had large white sharks typically start swimming closer to shore around june and july because that is where seals go. attacks earlier. connector on average three or four attacks per year in california for that has been pretty consistent since about 1950. the population is gone from 15 million people to 40 million people the average number of attacks is about the same. >> reporter: authority seven using drones to find the shark. tonight, love! and beaches are closed. friends identify him as steve drummer and said he is a member of a local swimming club. friends say he is awake and talking. >> we pray he survives. >>> a mountain lion spotted in redwood city in a residential area. the big cat was near turns worth and edgewood, a couple of blocks north of sequoia hospital. officers remind everyone to keep a close eye on small children and pets and make sure they are inside at dusk. >>> bart is running a single track service between concord and pleasant hill. crews are working through

mr. ebert and he is participating in the meetings and he is a going to talk about the of the main issues. and these are going to be climate change, or they are going to talk also about an economic, a sustainable to a development in latin america. and of course, also about the main and probably the most important issue, the migration crisis. yeah, and the you as president shows that he plans to win ville a plan that would address this, this big crisis in the region. but with so many key leaders boycotting the summit, i mean, is this plan going to just fall on deaf ears? that is a very good question, a brand. because as you know, as the countries from the northern triangle, that means one to ross's side of out or why tamala. and he got out why these are precisely the countries that are not present with their presidents on the highest levels. and this are also the countries, the origin countries of the vast majority of people coming from latin american central america into the united states. so that is a big question. how is that the u. s. administration, going to tackle this important issu

and electable chinese president ebert, which has delivered his 1st state of the union address and had continued protest and escalating violence in the country. or it has been in office for less than 3 months. but the approval rating of chiles youngest ever president has already fallen. is facing an escalating armed conflict with indigenous my foot. she gripped anger, soaring inflation, as well as student protests, demanding food subsidies and public school improvements. a 2 month code, 19 locked down in china's biggest city has finally ended. most of shanghai is 25000000 residents and are free to leave home or businesses will gradually resume operations. katrina, you reports from the capital beijing by restrictions imposed under china's 0 current strategy. also been eased. millions of people in shanghai county down to midnight on wednesday, celebrating the end of a strict to month pandemic lockdown. there were scenes of joy and excitement as people socialized outdoors and drew their cars. for the 1st time in weeks, st barricades had moved supermarkets, restaurants and parks are reopen

bringing the search, tread tragic, and we can get the latest on this from our correspondence matters. ebert, who's covering the story from rio de janeiro, welcome mathias. so it's quite a confusing picture reports. the 2 bodies have been found, which were denied by police and indigenous group, not present. both an arm says human remains a have been found. who's right. we don't know so far, but everything indicates that these bodies are the ones of british journalist or don phillips, who had lived for many years in a neighbourhood. you can see behind of me and bruno player or the indigenous expert, but we have to wait until the final analysis and it's happening currently. and man now's in the laboratory, is there. so maybe today or tomorrow, tomorrow we will have more information, more details, and maybe a confirmation, a suspect has been arrested. what we know about him. yeah, it's a local man, a living in the rural communities over there. he, in his blood, in his boat, a blood particles have been, haven't found, and close to his house and health insurance card of bruno pereira, in the back

wisconsin governor, tony ebert, and attorney general, josh call , are challenging a 173-year- old lawnd generally all abortion. the governor and ag announcing this following the supreme courts decision to overturn roe. the once dormant law went into effect the date it roe was reversed. wisconsin attorney general, josh call. thank you for joining us on this. the argument is that more recent state statutes supersede and overrule this 100+-year-old law that was in the books, that is now essentially in effect in the state of wisconsin. taught me through it. >> that's right. last week friday when the decision overturning roe went down, access to safe and legal abortion stopped in wisconsin. right now, abortion clinics are effectively being governed by this law from the 1800s that has no exceptions for late term, or incest. laws were passed afterwards effectively are inconsistent with it and also that the old ball has fallen into disuse. >> so your governor called a special session, your democratic governor i should say called a special session to repeal this law. republican legislature ess

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france, southern areas of jeremy things, big downpours, more wet and windy weather coming in across sea ebert shall, and the island of ireland as we go on through the next couple of days. so whether to just coming in to the far north west of africa, but much of north africa remains hot and dry. plenty a shout across west africa pushing all the way to senegal. ah ah, the shake hammered award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah, some sand and a wise postcard image hides a piece of battle of the path future. this island tower one now and 8th me locals determined to keep for y, a war on al jazeera ah, al jazeera a. with samuel lou. ah, poking back and watching out as a reminder of our top stories, as our japanese stepping up, its gas emergency plan saying its facing a supply crisis and its economy minister says the government can't rule out gas rationing because of dwindling deliveries from russia. authorities in bangladesh in i

ebert spoke up out about this incident. here's what he said about the shooting.n to this. >> the idea that, as i said before, a judge from a rural county is targeted and murdered is just -- to our judiciary. and to the leadership in our country. >> the governor of my home state, whitmer, is no stranger to something like this. after that kidnapping plot was foiled. she was targeted in. that we heard from a press secretary who said that she is. tough says that she won't feel threatened by something like this. meanwhile, we may learn more about all of this. booty, who suffered the self inflicted gunshot wound, is still alive and recovering from that shot. >> lots of, questions no doubt. so trying to interfere in just a moment. just render eye on the palace there. buckingham palace. much applause from the throngs of admirers there. queen elizabeth celebrating 70 years on the throne. she has made it back out on a balcony. the last time we officially saw her was on thursday, with another balcony appearance. she is due to experience some discomfort and was unable to att

. >> so that was bill barr, siskel and eberting flick right-wing mules.movie about election fraud and it's become the biggest thing on the right among stop the steal fans and believers. we are back with our panel. i want you on this version of bill barr, almost sneering at the delusions of trump. he picked his moment and he described jared and dan scavino as reasonable ones and you can see it gets skewed for everyone in that orbit. >> yeah. look, i'm worried about any kind of thought here that bill barr is now a hero because of his testimony before the committee. he's provided just the barest facts here, and of course, he didn't do anything about any of this at the time. he's only talking about it now after he sold his book. this was the guy who was perfectly willing to lie about election integrity in the months leading up to the 2020 election, like in september of the 2020, he falsely claimed a man in texas, i think, committed 1700 ballots of voter fraud, so he's no moral figure here. really the only difference between him and rudy giuliani is that barr