she's isa, she's a brazilian panther, orjaguar. — she's quite young. and how will the wetlands benefit from introducing this beautiful animal? well, these animals were part of this ecosystem. they have been here for hundreds and thousands of years. they disappeared from the wetlands and now, this ecosystem is lacking from this top predator. and under the supervision of magali, the co—ordinator, i'm allowed into the enclosure to prepare isa's meal. 0k, we've got one hanging fish, we've got one piece of mystery meat. ready to go? 0k. she looks a little bit — a little annoyed. normally, i don't think food arrives this late. blows whistle. wow! 0k, look, here she comes. entering into the feeding enclosure. we've hung the fish up, let's see if she can find it. 0h... 0h! that's a predator, ladies and gentlemen. wow! and breakfast is served! talia, this jaguar is not going to be put back in the wild? no, she was donated to our project as a breeder. these animals that come from captivity, they cannot be released. as you saw, they relate hu

talia hopes isa will breed with their other captive jaguar, a reclusive male called nahuel. question that i'm sure everyone at home, including myself, wants to know the answer to. can we see a babyjaguar? no, i'm sorry to tell you we won't see one. but there are some here? yes, they are just right behind us, but they're in another special enclosure where you will see some black meshes, so they can't see people, they don't relate but we can see them with the cameras. this is a female and she's in her swimming pool. is this — this is one right here? yeah, it's there, yeah. you can see — you have a good eye! thank you! and when they are released, what do you hope will happen? well, we are all very anxious to get to that moment. we expect them to stay close to this place, to the protected area, to find their food here and their home here. we expect them to reproduce and have more cubs, and it will be successful if that happens. i think it will be time to say that the ibera ecosystem is complete again, as it used to be in the past. including the cubs, a total of five jaguars are

es el día del burro, animales en extinción, dos hombres se dedican a que no extingan y los rescatan isaotra, el burrito está por abandonar la pradera para dirigirse a su hogar, irene estuvo con él por 32 años, lo usaba para cargar el arado para la yunta . >> no tenemos espacios para él, lo donaremos por eso . >> se le hace la evaluación por el estado de salud, irene se despide, y el burrito está listo para su nueva vida, en el santuario es recibido por los demás . >> todos los burros acá tienen historias tristes, algunos no son tristes, simplemente los dueños por el amor que les tienen deciden jubilarlos . >> se les cuida y da una vida digna hasta que mueren . >> en el santuario nacieron 13 bebés burritos, el chita es el más reciente . >> en los ul. últimos 25 años desapareció el 75 por ciento de su población, esto se debe a varias razones . >> el burro está en peligro de extinciion por no tener una zona sustentable, las nuevas generaciones no saben de su cultura .ñ >> por eso esta zona es especial, el lugar que tiene por objetivo evitar su extinción, regreso con ustedes noticias telemu

has the things that have been isa good do this decision we had to do. tend to me and here it is we had and we were the last us dead people so we have we are forced to do everything. to be able to solve the problem yes now when when you and i 1st started this conversation doctors feared would you mention that people aren't being given a choice did you say that that was mandated by the government that people are not being given a choice as to whether they can choose to fight a modern or astra zeneca you know your you know are 2 terrorist they have to decide if the docs to be to make a choice yes so what i'm sorry why would the government why would the government decide that why would the government say the average citizen is not allowed which manufacturer of which vaccine to take. isa good question i'm sorry i cannot give in and they're also too stupid to that question. 11 point in the beginning we have we had very few seem to see this so we have to need to use every dose with which they can buy what about what about obviously in europe there being big sh

isa soares in windsor.hanks so much. >>> now, african countries have been paying their special respects to the prince. especially, those that are part of the commonwealth of nations. now, 54 states worldwide, take a look there, make up the political association. and queen elizabeth ii is its head. our eleni giokos explains why africa became so meaningful for the monarch and her husband. >> reporter: it was on a trip to kenya that the lives of then-princess elizabeth and her husband philip would be forever changed. >> they went up the tree, as a couple. and one came down as a queen, who was a princess. and that was, none other, the current queen. >> reporter: in 1952, while staying at tree tops hotel, elizabeth became queen after her father, king george, died in his sleep after a bout with lung cancer back in england. philip was the one who broke the news to her, which would alter his path, as well. he gave up his much-loved career in the navy, and embarked on a life as the queen's consort. in this role, he

europe's public efforts which it's also trying to boost to to do more in space frankly what was it is that isa like in nasa support these small companies space companies in building smaller set lines and rockets but it's not like that in there let me give you an indie sample. easer doesn't say please provide a rocket for all purposes that's not what are they doing now is it does it they go to your mosque and say please build a rocket that we can fly to the international space station so it's still different however easy supply all of those small start up companies have to ask you can you imagine space tourism coming to europe as well you've been the space you know the draw you know how many people want to go up there could you see that briefly if you can oh yes there is a big space tourism market yes that's true it will start most probably this next year branson is flying is up over 2 flights of over 2 means not going around just going up and coming down going to space yes people are paying for that the current price is prices 250 dollars bucks for life which takes about an hour or so so the m

respuesta del gobierno >> los desplazados de la violencia han quedado solos con el paso del mundo en méxico isaa mayoría de los nuevos casos son de la variante del virus hayada en otoño en gran bretaña es la variante más común de estados unidos mientras la inmunización avanza las divisiones en torno a un pasaporte de vacunación crece en intensidad dicen que es para avanzar a la normalidad críticos dicen que violaría nuestras libertades individuales >> a la par de las vacunas crece la polémica sobre el pasaporte de vacunación que puede ser importante para river plate a lugares deportivos y pasaportes >> compañías como walmart empujan la iniciativa que pretende establecer confianza >> desde los médicos es legal por razones médicas >> la persona que tuviera una excepción es una persona con discapacidades que no puede vacunarse pero el resto puede perder el trabajo si no se vacuna >> mientras estados como new york dieron el primer paso en texas piden pruebas de vacunación lo mismo que en florida requerir pasaportes covid crearía dos clases de vacunación >> como tampoco habrá una base de datos de va

isa soares joins us now from england. what's the mood like at the moment? >> good morning to you, robyn. it's been a somber mood but has changed somewhat from shock. most people now reflecting on the duke's legacy really and his service to queen and country. so many of the people i've spoken to, robyn, have said he was always present, he was always there, he was always a few steps behind the queen when he was obviously in public. but inside we know he was her confidant, her friend, her rock really, her strength and stay as the queen has said before. so many people i've spoken to have really caught on that and also mentioned how painful, how hard it must be for the queen in this moment of grief. of course the queen has been incredibly busy, robyn, as you can imagine. she has gone through the plan, funeral plan for the duke of eden borough. she's the one who gave the approval for that final approval. and like you said it's going to be small, intimate and a bit low-key because he's the sort of person he didn't want much fuss over his funeral. he wanted somethi

por la policía, el novio de la mujer fue arrestado, dicen que abusaba de la hija menor de victoria, isasu hija menor . >> Él tenía abuso sobre ella y algunas de las hijas de la señora, se hizo también la detención . >> en todo el contexto de abuso, la última vez que se le vio con vida, ella estaba alterada en la tienda, pero no hay actos de vandalismo, también ella padecía violencia por al menos 2 años por parte de su pareja, mientras tanto, continúan protestas en contra de este y otros feminicidios . >> esta tarde en guadalajara, el hartazgo por la violencia se manifestó . >> por lo pronto, la hija menor de victoria, está sana y salva en la fiscalía de quintana roo . >> la madre de victoria pidió refugio en estados unidos a joe biden para sus dos nietas, esta noche repatriará el cuerpo de su hija para hacerse cargo también de las dos niñas huerdana regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo . >> en new york mientras tanto, autoridades arrestaron a hombre que atacó a mujer asiática, otro caso de crimen de odio que no frena la violencia que sufre las persona asiáticas . >> este hombre en imá

isa soares is in windsor, for us. so, more flowers. gun salutes. on honoring of the man, including from the royal family, itself. tell us about the scene there. >> good morning, to you, michael. so, it's very early morning, here. but what we have seen for the last two days is, mourners continue to come pay their respects. passing by windsor castle just behind me. taking a moment to reflect on the man, really, who -- who stood just a few steps behind the queen for more-than-73 years. many, leaving flowers. although, of course, they have been asked, by the -- the public is being asked not to do so because of covid restrictions. instead, to leave a donation to one of -- of the duke's more-than-500 charities. i expect, michael, we will see more people coming today. the focus, though, will be, of course, on the funeral. on april the 17th. we've got more details that you were outlining there, michael. we know it won't be a full-state funeral, as you and i were discussing yesterday. but a ceremonial -- really, a ceremonial event. it will be pared down, si

ramirez, thank you so much >>> nbc's isa gutihutierrez is n central park for us today. what are you hearing >> reporter: it's been a beautiful and busy day i'm right by the bike path here and across the way from the meadow honestly now only about a third of people are not wearing masks. most people are wearing masks. when i asked folks how they fool about this new guidance, a lot of them said it doesn't changes things for them. they're already comfortable not wearing masks outside. some people said i'm still going going to wear it until there's herd immunity. most people i talked to set they're feeling hopeful. >> it's exciting to finally hear people and see people. >> i think this is exciting and a step in the right direction. >> i get to go back and school, communicate with my friends, play outside with my friends. >> people must be freed, given the chance to breathe flee air and live a norm 58 life. >> even with the pandemic, people are very respectful of other people so i think we're going to get through this. >> i think it's exciting it says to me we're making this

it isa it is a big blow for the lions come a big blow for george as well.would he go with that. he was looking incredibly promising from the six nations in the way he performed, so a big loss for george i feel for him and i wish them a real speedy recovery and if he can get back to full fitness and back and playing international rugby. world number onejudd trump is out of the world snooker championship after losing his quarter—final match up against shaun murphy. trump who won this tournament in 2019 had a chance to take the match to a deciding frame before missing this red. former champion murphy edged the closely contested match 13 frames to ii and will play last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson for a place in the final... three—time winner mark selby is through. he started the day 6—2 ahead of another former champion in mark williams but lostjust one more frame, on his way to a commanding 13—3 win and will play 2015 winner stuart bingham for the right to play the decider. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it took till the into the month b

it isa it is a classic story of people get addicted to opioids.een obtained by the bbc. the ousted leader of myanmar aung san suu kyi has been charged with violating the country's official secrets act. also in the programme — the un secretary general antonio guterres rebukes wealthier countries for stockpiling vaccines — and tells the bbc his view on vaccine passports.

it isas officers like derek chauvin but the problem is structural.em is every single american who sees george floyd and breonna taylor as dangerous, rather than the policies that led to health disparities, underresourced schools. disproportionate black poverty and unemployment and few resources to all of us suffering from drug abuse, from mental illnesses, from despair. justice is not closing a case. justice is not closing the cell door on chauvin. justice is closing the door on racist narratives and policies that endangered floyd. that still endangers black people. that endangers america. justice is opening the door to an anti-racist future where american fear is in dangerous, where i no longer live in fear. where americans no longer live in fear of me. justice has acquitted america. now, we must put in the time, transforming this nation. >> we will hear more from ibrah kendi on thr"cbs this morning." we will get reaction from charles mcmillian in an interview. and jeff pegues on police reform. and we speak with minnesota governor tim walz about wha

isa suarez is going to show us around. >> reporter: thank you so much.r 44 years. this is the drawing room here. i'll just show you around. the yacht has sailed more than 1 million miles. it's gone to 700 overseas territories. this was so emblematic of what brittain stood for. here is where the queen would relax, as well as prince philip. there's many photos here still decorating the room. just over my right over here is the grand piano. princess diana used to play here, as well as princess anne and guests would have pre-dinner drinks before they finally went to the banquet room, which is incredibly beautifully designed. i just want to show you -- come with me, i'll show you a quick tour. on the way to the dining room is the queen's office. there's a photo of her father, as well as the queen mother, and you can see a photo of prince philip as a naval officer. of course, he had an incredibly distinguished career. and then you have here the state banquet. look at it, anderson. it was here that they hosted dignitaries, royalties, everyone from around the wo

i was produced as a mohammad isa for it was a moment to fulfilment offering democratical. for much of the country though the joy of this day will only be shed if mohamed does will be able to bring stability and development to the share of the trees al-jazeera. elbel guerin's adding to the polls for a general election on sunday incumbent prime minister boyko bora self is hoping to win a 4th time in office with a center right. party but no major parties likely to win an outright majority spanish smith reports from the capital sofia ourself still looks set to cling on to power. well gary's prime minister hasn't given any interviews in this election campaign just photo opportunities where the only camera allowed is from his own team or go bars or governs an e.u. country where according to the u.s. state department there's little judicial independence there are arbitrary arrests and journalists are threatened with violence in sunday's election he could well retain his grip on this former satellite of the soviet union. takes long for democratic i.q. to mature but on the other ha

it isa it is a life changing experience, you are waiting to see when it happens or whether it is goingnothing quite like it. as many members of the muslim community observe ramadan, the passion for cricket still burns strongly. and as result, this week, a unique cricket league has begun in birmingham, where the hours of play are from 10pm until midnight. and, for the first time, the city's famous edgbaston ground is opening late to accommodate these young players, while also keeping to covid rules. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. 10pm joe wilson has more. at edgbaston, the cricket is just 10pm at edgbaston, the cricket is just beginning. indoors, in there. four birmingham team is immersed in a new league organised by warwickshire and the chance to shine. players are between 15 and 18 and observing ramadan. the day like iforfasting and observing ramadan. the day like i for fasting and reflection, and observing ramadan. the day like iforfasting and reflection, but there is still time for cricket. —— daylight hours. during the day we highly have any energy, so it is good pet

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in the tri-valley mostly in the low 70s with the mid to upper 70s even 80 degrees high temperatures isa the diablo range. vallejo, usually a little bit cooler than other parts of the east bay but you'll get that downslope when so you temperatures should reach up into the mid-70s. temperatures around the bay mostly low 60s for san francisco but mid 60s on the east side of the bay and low to mid 70s as you had farther north again, anywhere week at the downslope when, temperatures will warm up to is a little bit more around 80 degrees for napa and temperatures mostly in the 70s farther north from mendocino and lake counties as well. they did wash some pollen out of the atmosphere, down to the medium category today but we are back into the medium high category for tomorrow. we stayed in the the rest of the work week. mulberry, oak and grass pollen are the top three offenders. temperatures will warm up as we head towards wednesday and thursday especially inland with high temperatures above 80 degrees for most inland portions of the bay area and so around 80 degrees friday. a cycle that inlan

. >> 37 year-old isa moose led his one year-old daughter aliya were killed over the weekend trying toape a fire inside their home. stern's avenue in oakland. you're looking at video from the citizen app. the incident is now the subject of a double homicide investigation as it appears the fire was intentionally set camp and so frequent. >> then becomes, you know, no big deal story to the media until something as tragic as this happens, where now the families, our paying a price for something that happened. one of these inner city source. >> dearborn, michigan, attorney budget is a longtime advocate for the arab muslim community. he says the father who died in the fire has connections to dearborn and is a member of muslim american family who owns booker's liquor store in these oakland police investigators say booker's liquor stores. also the location of the deadly shooting back on april 10th followed by suspicious fire a few days later we believe that the first homicide that >> be the next us little be says muslim shop targets across the country for violent acts. but this is different.

. >> it isa a bid to stem the spread. come may 1 anyone over, 18 is eligible for a vaccination.nd not just health-care workers. prime minister modi stressed that vaccination is the biggest weapon in the fight against covid-19. it comes as the six day lockdown a set to te effect in new delhi from monday night. authorities in the indian capital say the situation is critical with hospitals facing shortages of beds, oxygen and medicine. >> dell's health care system is now incapable of accepting patients in largeumbers. we fear if we do not have a lockdown now there may be a serious tragedy. >> 25,000 cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours. with one in three people returning a positive result. officials say 65% of new covax patient -- covid patients are under the age of 45 experiencing more sever symptoms. >> yeah, that is what i have. >> criticism has mounted over how the government his has handled the second wave of the and -- with religious festivals being attended by. >> where they require higher months of oxygen. >> nationwide, india reported more than 270,000 new cases o

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it isa it is a national embarrassment, what is going on. every single day — every single day there is a mass shooting in the united states. you can count all of those killed on the streets of our cities in our rural areas. it is a national embarrassment and must come to an end. let's get some of the day's other news: cuba's former president raul castro has confirmed that he will resign from the leadership of the communist party. he made the announcement at the beginning of a four—day party congress. the move means that, for the first time in six decades, cuba's communist party is no longer led by either raul castro or his late brother fidel. a member of the far—right us militia group the 0ath keepers has become the first person to plead guilty to federal charges in connection with the attack on capitol hill in washington in january. jon ryan schaffer�*s plea emerged after sealed documents refering to his case accidentally appeared on a federal court database. mr schaffer, who is an ardent supporter of donald trump, has agreed to cooperate w

with the change of the government there isa kind of a buy than hope read a speech of joe biden during the campaign and the even of his government is a major in that they want to change the made in the migrant immigration issue and biden says. he want to change to 2 words i wonder woman tyrion policy and one of the key of this of human time in the new policy i'm in the new commentary policy are the treatment of the of the not companion of my nerves or or people who aren't you see traffickers is mahler's to send their children from of honduras from little or whatever to california to texas and this is a big crisis because they migrants increases the amount in the last 2 months the smaller side of the only who are winning with the situation this is have the tremendous humanitarian crisis because involve many governments. are people from the roof remake whether from colombia to central america central america on a course in mexico i am in the border. many people are within 20000 or 25000 in my nerves in their war there's the elephant excess in one month and this is terrible i think for pe

from the station close the border between mexico and the us a with a change of the government there isa kind of a buy than hope they speak of job by and during the campaign and even of his government is a major in that they want to change the name migrant immigration issue on a biden says. he want to change to 2 words i wonder woman tyrion policy and one of the key of this of human thought in the new policy i'm in the new human tendency the treatment of the of the non accompanied my nerves or or people who argue see if traffickers is mahler's to send their children from of honduras from little or whatever to california to texas and this is a big crisis because they magnets increases the amount in the last 2 months. just 3 and 5 years old that from ecuador they have made their way through mexico how who would have helped them what is at their flaying in ecuador where other parents. yes well the parents are in the red states one of the parents or or all their other relatives are in it but there are no other ones are in the united states and they pay a lower. amount of money to to move the

weather, and it looks like a quiet weath for the most part into sunday and into next week tomorrow, isa cool toe mild set up. we will eventually bump up those numbers later in the week, especially by wednesday an into with thursday highs for tomorrow. lots of sixties the warm spots right around 70 degrees out toward antioch and morgan hill. hayward 64 napa 65, the coast in san francisco not warmed up too much. the temperature is mostly in the mid to upper fifties. so once again start house, marries of fog and then filtered sunshine into the afternoon. hours here is look ahead. your five day forecast on notice this overnight lows, mainly the forties, a bit of a drop off in for the overnight lows in a tuesday temperatures will be treading up by midweek, the warmest locations could be approaching the lower seventies. unfortunately there's no chance of some right. the forecast models trying to struggle with rain chances least trying to figure that out, but it looks like this driveway. pattern is here to stay, and it's been quite some time a week two weeks ago this last thursday or last stor

europe's public efforts which it's also trying to boost to to do more in space frankly well this is there isa like in nasa support these small companies space companies in building smaller set lives and rockets but it's not like that in there let me give you an indie sample. easer doesn't say please provide a rocket for all purposes that's not where they're doing now is it doesn't they go to your mask and say please build a rocket that we can fly to the international space station so it still different however easer supply all of those small start up companies i'd ask you can you imagine space tourism coming to europe as well you've been the space you know the draw you know how many people want to go up there could you see that briefly if you can't oh yes there is a big good space through the markets yes that's true it will start most probably this next year branson he is flying in support of clients of older means not going around or just going up and coming down going to space yes people are paying for that the current price is priceless $250000.00 for flight which takes about an hour or so

measures have a single goal to lead our country ad of this terrible phase of managing infections cash isanot a new invention but they are part of the infection protection that is currently in place. i ask you jake colleagues whatever a personal opinions may be don't you think that we should take them into account in the way we're debating this here ultimately what i'm going to merkel wants is changes to the infection protection act that would allow her not just to say this is what we should be doing but to be able to say this is what is going to happen the way it works here in germany with the federal system is all those things can be decided from the federal government in berlin how they're implemented on the ground particularly when it comes to covert 19 restrictions are left up to the interpretations of the governments of the 16 states that make up germany now what angle america wants to do is take some of those powers from the states and have them for herself well as you can imagine not everybody is happy with that outside of the bundestag there was a small but vocal demonstration aga

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as prime minister but reelected to parliament by his district so let's take this on we can bring in isa no whose was political secretary to former prime minister najib razak the son who is a senior fellow with the sea appointed cheat of international affairs and a former political secretary to night she writes i.q. joins us via skype from quite welcome to the program sir so previously said it's 12 years in jail fines of nearly 50000000 dollars have we got any indication as to how no jobs lawyers will argue his case well i think the main argument to be forward by mr not gets the lawyers would be that. amount of money even if they trust frame to mr not gets accounts they would be elliptical contribution and under malaysia's elections law there's no profit bishan for political contributions even from unmanned sources so i think that would be likely maintain trust of the arguments to be forward but in depute process wasn't his original argument that he was jute into this and they appear the judges at that point ruled that it was far fetched in a week fabrication so why would they change the

certainly a great deal of anger spilling on. it isa it is a desperate situation. 0ur international viewers its coronavirus crisis throughout the coming day, and there will be a special programme on the surge in cases, which will include first—hand reporting from our teams of correspondents. that's on bbc world news at 1500 gmt. let's get some of the day's other news: somalia's president, mohamed abdullahi farmajo, has backed down from his attempt to extend his tenure for two years and instead called for new presidential elections. civilians have been fleeing the capital, mogadishu, as violence between soldiers supporting and opposing him increased. there've have also been fears that al—shabaab islamist militants would exploit the security vacuum the bbc understands that at least three—quarters of the democratic unionists' members of the northern ireland assembly and half of their eight mps have signed a motion of no—confidence in their party leader, arlene foster. mrs foster has led the dup and been northern ireland's first ministerfor more than five years. hong kong's public broadcaster s

competition though a track record of supplying goods or services that's crossed live now it's on to use isa more details on this can you tell us. well this is really blown the lid off the contracting and tendering processes that place when of course the pandemic was at its peak in government spending to get p.p. in place as personal protective equipment and other vital equipment to fight the pandemic when all of that was going on contracts were being handed out in there are accusations in this report of contracts being handed out to those with the right political connections and concerns even being raised about the emergence of a so-called vi p. lane that fast tracked offers of contracts from companies who had been directly approved from politicians or lords and others and according to the report all of these processes raising a number of red flags it is very surprising for the u.k. government prioritise recommendations from politicians given and most of the areas of economic activity this type of association raises red flags and they are not known for their expertise and procuring medical

it isa it is a classic story of people get addicted to opioids.th have suffered from chronic pain. disturbing videos which appear to show the massacre of unarmed civilians in northern ethiopia — have been obtained by the bbc. the ousted leader of myanmar aung san suu kyi has been charged with violating the country's official secrets act. also in the programme — the un secretary general antonio guterres rebukes wealthier countries for stockpiling vaccines — and tells the bbc his view on vaccine passports. is it possible to have a vaccine passport that facilitates exchanges and movements, but at the same time, that creates a new level of inequality in the world. and at the age of 81 why sir ian mckellen has chosen to take on one of the toughest roles in theatre. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the girlfriend of george floyd — whose death in minneapolis last year sparked protests across the world — took the stand today in the trial of derek chauvin — the police officer accused of murdering him. courtney ross cried

i was predestined mohammad isa for it was a moment to fulfilment offering democratical. for much of the country though the joy of this day will only be shed if mohamed does will be able to bring stability and development tunisia. trees. now u.s. president joe biden says he supports major league baseball's decision to strip atlanta of the prestigious all star game that's because of a new version rule in the state of georgia critics say the new measures signed off by georgia's republican governor and limit access to the ballot box especially for people of color the all star game was originally due to take place at atlanta's chouest park on july 13th but baseball's bosses are now searching for a new venue well that's all put pressure on georgia's most famous sporting event the masters golf tournament at augusta the 1st major of the season is due to start on thursday one civil rights group wants golf's governing body the p.g.a. to cancel the event and is also calling on players to boycott it until that voting law is repealed. in northeast asia cherry blossoms blooming are a

i was produced as a mohammad isa for it was a moment to fulfillment offering democratical for much of the country though the joy of this day will only be shed if muhammad does will be able to bring stability and development to the share of the trees al-jazeera. mark critz has 11 years as prime minister of the netherlands could be coming to an end after a vital coalition partner with your support it's an hour he survived a confidence vote on friday over his handling of coalition talks and last month's election now the leader of the christian unity party says they no longer want to be part of his government which is v.v. de polity is the largest in parliament but they might now be forced to find a new leader to secure coalition support. meanwhile bulgarians adding to the polls for a general election on sunday the incumbent prime minister boyko bought his office hoping to win a 4th time in office with his center right. party no major party is likely to win an outright majority but as bernard smith reports from the capital safiya ourself looks set to cling to power. will gary's prime mini

also explain why we made the decision at the same time i think all of us are aware of that this is not isa decision. and this is that this isn't done and face risks. and also a decision that really requires that we continue to stay focused on afghanistan partly to make sure that the withdrawal takes place in the safe and secure and orderly way not to be sending a pretty clear message through taliban leafed on it that if they start to attack us we will. retaliate on and on so in a very forceful way but also to start to work with the building install to back the secretary general of nato in that press conference of the u.s. secretary of state and didn't blink in the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin all really showing a united front when it comes to the withdrawal of u.s. troops and nato troops from afghanistan let's get more on this from stephanie becker who is in berlin again really all showing a united front they went into afghanistan together nato countries and the u.s. there in leaving together. very much and very much similar language hearing there from nation sector generally and st

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it isa it is a really beautiful film. i will be with you on monday morning for the oscar results.er. good afternoon. the settled spell of weather will continue through today and into the weekend but we will still have some chilly mornings as you saw in northamptonshire, followed by a leap in temperatures as we get into the afternoon and remaining dry, because the high pressure is with us. centred, as you can see, to the east and a little further north, allowing more isobars into the southern half of the uk meaning a bit more of a breeze, and we will notice the effect of that breeze, as we are doing today across the channel islands and the south—west. it is quite strong. that is tempering the feel of things here, temperatures not quite as high as yesterday. this is the satellite picture from earlier. there will be very little change throughout the rest of daylight. some cloud and perhaps the odd showerfor the northern isles, about 8—9 here, a little bit lower in the south—west, but for many areas, perhaps the highest they have been this week, 18, 19, possibly 20 in north—eastern wa

it isa it is a big step to be in the semi—final and this is a very very big achievement and to see whenyou play for the final. the other two quarterfinals conclude later on wednesday, with manchester city still on the hunt for what would be an historic quadruple. city are 2—1 up after the first leg of their tie with borussia dortmund and this is the competition manager pep guardiola was brought in to win, having lifted the title with barcelona. this is a business, and the business is business and business is business and business is business and business is to win. if you do not win, i will be a failure. if we win, then it will be how goodis if we win, then it will be how good is pep! in the other game, jurgen klopp's liverpool have a 2—goal deficit to overturn against real madrid at anfield if they're to set up an all—english semi—final against chelsea. the spanish side lead 3—1 after last week's first leg in madrid. liverpool will be looking to recreate their heroics of two years ago, when they turned around a 3—nil first—leg defeat to knock—out barcelona at anfield. now to tennis and