inside story from iraq matheson and a whole team here in doha but for now. the publisher wrote in telling him he is increasing the movie pregnancies a woman and not a self christopher mccann we've been introducing the family planning interview to your culture is a challenging task for fire resistance tissue to come through a man when a woman can decide for her body and how many children she wants it actually in policy but one moves perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. amidst destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to rewrite their story and that of their country. to witness. a library and a bombs on al-jazeera the latest news the decision here means that donald trump will not be excluded for running from political office in the future he could run again for the presidency in 2024 with details coverage this is now the only official crossing that is functioning and if strictly only ope

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inside story for me rob matheson and the whole team here in doha but for now. some people marry for love others it can be a commercial transaction. or fred phelps and 700 euro payment just for the march can turn out as their world meets men and women using marriage as an illegal passport to europe you know just to get your attitude for attempting to organize a sham marriage and a financial and emotional cost and then he left me for a woman 33 years older than him marriage for sale on al-jazeera. it begs well and doesn't require diplomas. that's why so many in macau work for the casinos. but for those like g.e. on whose struggle it school. dropping out has become the lesser evil perseverance create a gamble. future gamble part of the viewfinder asia series on notice here a. march on al-jazeera studio b. unscripted brings the 2 special guests in conversation exploring ideas and finding common solutions 10 years on from the tsunami that struck japan al-jazeera revisits the people most affected by the disaster. football writers eric cantor presented you see reason

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torrential rain continues people are evacuating sydney's outer suburbs those were the headlines rob matheson will be here with al-jazeera news hour in just under half an hour extra there is the listening post do stay with us. instead he must. one day one east returns to christ to find out how those most d.p.'s of taping. and surviving a massacre on al-jazeera. i saw funniest practice. shooting itself. and i. got that. stressed. to say that. i'm alex. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are the stories we're examining this week me and mark the opposition movement that refuses to go away and is providing news material the mainstream media either won't show or cannot show complete with a soundtrack from the street if britain braces for a broadcast news formula born in america and russia's alexei navalny locked up in prison yet still managing to get the word out it's been almost 7 weeks now since me and mars military took power in a coup d'etat deposing the democratically elected government of on song suc

hello i'm rob matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up that i had 60 minute. indonesia's president condemns a suspected suicide attack outside a cathedral which injured 19 people celebrating an easter mass. global condemnation of me amar's military a day after the 114 protesters were killed.

you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com is updated through the day rob matheson will be here with more news in half an hour next its inside story. under siege in northern mozambique nearly $200.00 people are trapped in a hotel after fighters link to eisele take over a town near major gas project why is the government struggling to secure the area and will outside intervention be needed this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. hotel has become the latest flashpoint in a long running conflict in northern mozambique ice a link fighters besieged the town of palma on wednesday that forced nearly 200 people to seek refuge in a resort many are foreign nationals working on a natural gas project owned by the french company total the firm had announced it was resuming operations just a few hours before the attack work has stopped again and total his sentence vessels to rescue its employees report say some civilians who try to escape have been killed. is monitoring developments from harare in neighboring zimbabwe. what we know from official sources in parma i

risks but it could not rule out a link to a rare clotting disorder those were the headlines rob matheson will be here with al-jazeera news in half an hour next is the stream to stay with us. worked at al-jazeera english since its launch as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with any breaking news story want to hear from those people who would normally not get their voices heard on an international news channel one moment i'll be very proud of you is when we covered the nepal earthquake the 25th to a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important at the time. ok you're watching the stream on today's episode what happens when a president reaches the end of his but no election has been caught that is a question that the politicians in somalia right now are wrestling with take a look behind me this is president mohammad of the leaf a macho his term in office ended officially in february but yet no election date has been set what does that in terms of an impact in somalia we go

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hello and welcome to the program i'm rob matheson now most countries are proving different covert 1000 vaccines to try to control the pandemic the drug makers of touting varying levels of protection for example pfizer and madonna say their shots worked on 95 percent of the people who received them in a clinical trial oxford astra zeneca reported about 70 percent that has led to a belief that some vaccines are better than all those france's health ministry says only a quarter of the astra zeneca vaccines it's received have been used in germany 2 thirds of its 1400000 viles are still in storage and some sitting say people are canceling their appointments in favor of pfizer but on monday france changed its original advice so those over the age of $65.00 could receive the astra zeneca job germany is under pressure to follow suit included norman actually we should make astra zeneca available for everyone as quickly as possible and not in 4 or 6 weeks and every new vaccine on the market should be put into a system to speed up facts in. nations i would make additional doses of astra zeneca av

inside story from iraq matheson and the whole team here by for now thank our al gore.they captured the hearts of fans around the world but these footballers are unlike most obvious they fought hard. and put themselves on the line for something more important than the beautiful game footballing legendary cancer dot introduces 5 form of players who bucked the trend and stood up for what they believed in that's the way. a new season of football rivals coming soon on al-jazeera. it begs well and doesn't require diplomacy. and that's why so many in macau work for the casinos. but for those like g.e. on whose struggle it school. dropping out has become the lesser evil perseverance greater gamble. macao future gamble part of the viewfinder asia series on notice there are. some people marry for love others it can be a commercial transaction. for 3700 euro payment just for the march contract out as their world meets men and women using marriage as an illegal paul sport to europe you know just as you can get your evidence for attempting to organize a sham marriage and a financia

turn c o 2 into stone where our strolls were turned for just a moment in matheson. but that alone won't be enough since iceland's colonize asian 95 percent of its forests have been lost millions of euros are to be invested in reforesting large expanses of the island nation something which should also help the c o 2 atmospheric balance sheet iceland has no they can't save the planet on their own. but they're developing technologies that other countries can also employ in the future and the idea that believing in elves and trolls can also help well we need all the assistance we can get. in this week's global ideas we go to south africa to learn how to act sprague's can promote nature conservation something that's easier than it sounds south africa is famous for its wild life for a vast areas of almost untouched land now an ngo there is working to turn much of that into nature reserves we met up with 2 of its teams in the can do in the east of the country and chemist grown in the west. no plantations no crops no combine harvesters 88 percent of land in south africa is

along with frank holland, i'm tyler matheson it is margin call mania. massive block trades causing havoc across the market but are there buying opportunities amidst the volatility and the madness? >>> plus, the "ever given" finally free after blocking a major shipping route >>> and later, impending doom. as states reopen and more people are traveling the cdc director is out with an emotional warning about another covid surge. we're going to hear from president biden on the covid topic later this hour. "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm frank holland with tyler matheson the dow and the s&p positive now on track for a shird consecutive day of gains despite the fallout. dom chu is looking at the stocks on the move. >> what an ecosystem it is it's a little bit of everything from different parts of the market here. overall affecting what's happening with trading but there are some sentiment gauges playing out more specifically tied to industries in part of this particular move the names that have been partly liquidated tencent mu

i am rob matheson. nigeria's government is hailing the release of kidnapped schoolchildren. the governor insists no ransom was paid. so-called repentant bandits helped secure the release. abductions in northern meijer area -- nigeria are becoming more the british and frequent. -- more frequent and lucrative. >> they arrived at don, got into the office of the governor, exhausted, some of them too sick to walk. this is in an office where cabinet meetings are normally held. they gathered their strength to tell us what happened. >> they drove us like animals. some of us were falling and getting injured. they made us track for two to three hours and spent the first two days in the camp, he pushed us forward and threatened to kill anyone who moved. despite the blisters on their feet, they forced us to move until we reached the second and the third camp. the 279 students were kidnapped while they were sleeping in their dormitories. similar to the kidnapping of more than 270 girls in 2014. this man, a former bandits has he helps get some of the -- bandit has said that he helped to g

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera mean maher has seen its worst day of violence since his military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting as many as 50 people have been shot dead in the latest crackdown against anti coop protesters the violence coincides with a military parade in the capital where the leader of the ruling shanta pledged to safeguard democracy and a show of force as a tribute to the army's resistance to japanese occupation joining world war 2 tony chang has the latest from bangkok in neighboring thailand. that the armed forces have really gone into many of the big cities towns even villages across me a month a day with the very expressed intention of cracking down on this protest as they were expecting large protests today because of armed forces day there had been a very explicit warning on state television yesterday evening their protest the shouldn't throw their lives away those are the words they used but if they did go out on the streets today they would be shot in the head in the back and that very explicit warning has been c

hello i'm not matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes local media in me and say at least 91 protesters have been killed in the worst day of violence since last month's code thousands are on the streets across the country. cementing closer ties to iran and china signed a 25 year agreement to pave the way for closer economic and military cooperation. india suspends the export of covert 19 vaccines says it reports the highest number of cases in several months. and mozambique's military on high alert as an on group place seems to a popular hotel and dozens of people remain trapped. and on peter sims with the school to indian cricket ingrates session to undo protests positive for corona virus the former master batsman has mild symptoms and is now isolating. we're going to begin in me and margaret has experienced its worst day of violence since the military seize power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting at least 91 people have been shot dead in the latest crackdown against anti kook protesters that's on top of the through. the 120 deaths and rights

matheson this is all just even live from doha also coming up their releases new video of a suspect planting bombs a day before the capitol hill riot and all.

i'm not matheson in doha the top stories on 0 joe biden has warned the fight against coronavirus is far from over and his 1st primetime address as u.s. president is urging people to get vaccinated as well as to keep social distancing and wearing face masks he says history will record the us overcame one of its toughest and darkest periods and alan fisher has more from washington d.c. from the east room in the white house joe biden's 1st national presidential address .

arab matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera japan is held a minute of silence to mock 10 years since a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated its northeastern coast and triggered meltdowns at a nuclear power plant they only 16000 people were killed in the 2011 disaster and tsunami smashed into the focus shima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems during the next week 3 of the plant's reactors exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes on the brides joining us live from seoul in south korea has japan going to be marking this terrible day.

arabia's defense ministry says it will take deterrent actions to protect its oil facilities well matheson's here with the news out for you in 25 minutes off the one of the east. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a civic action of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the president because devastation for the industry is to give it a huge boost to the viewer gravesites are counting the cost on al-jazeera. in russia and him a mixed martial arts is a phenomenon. in the city's hundreds of amateur fighters front up to a battle with few rules. of. deep in the caucasus mountains. train from morning till night hoping to fight their way out of poverty and become champions. we should only see it's a tough path but the payoff being there is no good. for either of the us and the biggest winners are the businessmen and politicians riding the sport's popularity to riches and power small collection one i want to use to investigate russia's obsession with mixed martial arts. in the

hello i'm rob matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iran's supreme leader says u.s. promises have no credibility and repeats only return to the nuclear deal if washington ends all the sanctions. an election in republic of congo the man who's been president for 36 years another one is leading challenger is in hospital with covert 19. the palestinian authority finally begins its covert 19 faxing rollout after getting 60000 doses through a u.n. led program. coronavirus restrictions trigger protests across europe as countries brace for another wave of infections. and is full of bron james is season has taken a nasty turn his team the los angeles lakers say he'll be out indefinitely with an ankle injury. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has described u.s. sanctions as criminal acts adding that washington's promises on lifting them can be believed by many once iran to become more self-reliant saying economic blockades should be turned into opportunities and that economic performance should not be based on whether sanctions will go the supreme l

hello i'm rob matheson this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes hopes of reopening the sewers canal a massive container ship is partially refloated after blocking the busy waterway for days. the trial is set to begin of the police officer accused of murdering georgia floyd whose death sparked protests around the world. under this caper 5 days seizure in northern mozambique but there are fears dozens of all those have been killed. in the begins to ease coronavirus restrictions but a 3rd wave gets worse amongst its continental neighbors. and it's for spain made a last minute goal to secure their 1st win in qualifying for next year's world cup in qatar a late strike can simply see completing a comeback victory against georgia but the 20 tensions. the container ship has blocked the su is canal for nearly a week has been partially refloated but it remains unclear why and the ever given will be able to continue its voyage the giant vessel ran aground in one of the world's busiest waterways it's been costing billions of dollars in trade every day alexey o'brien r

turn c o 2 into stone where our stroll sware turned into a storm and the matheson. but that alone won't be enough since iceland's colonize ation 95 percent of its forests have been lost millions of euros are to be invested in reforesting large expanses of the island nation something which should also help the c o 2 atmospheric balance sheet icelanders know they can't save the planet on their own but they're developing technologies that other countries can also employ in the future and the idea that believing in elves and trolls can also help well we need all the assistance we can get. in this week's global ideas we go to south africa to learn how tax breaks and promotes nature conservation something that's easier than it sounds south africa is famous for its wildlife for a vast areas of almost untouched land now an ngo there is working to turn much of that into nature reserves we met up with 2 of its teams in the can do in the east of the country and chemist grown in the west. no plantations no crops no combine harvesters 88 percent of land in south africa is not su

get a bit more analysis on this let's speak to david matheson who is an independent analyst on myanmar he joins us from china in thailand good to speak to you david so we had this conciliatory tone from the until yesterday and now they've announced the release of these 600 detainees what do you think is going on i think this is a pretense of sincerity i think this is them realized that on way too far that they need to do something to put take. a nationwide uprising against the 2 on it and a good stable tally of possible weights and this is what they've always done they're trying to rewrite reality through press conferences and then they release a certain number of prisoners but that basically justifies all the oppression that they're continuing throughout the country and i don't think we should take this as as a completely positive step it's great for those that some people who were released that as your correspondent was sometimes there's there's still nearly 2000 more people into sanction and facing serious 'd charges and did i believe 20 children have been killed so far in this mili

hello i'm rob matheson this is our desire to live from doha also coming up european countries resume use of astra zeneca is covered 19 vaccine after a vote of confidence from the e.u. is drug watchdog. challenging time.

i'm not matheson this is our desire a live from doha also coming up building barricades and protesters in me and mark take to the streets a day after 38 people were killed in a crackdown. the international criminal court launches an investigation into alleged war crimes in the palestinian territories. russia. has made history. excitement turns to despair for the 3rd time on mosques test of an unmanned rocket in flames. a u.s. house of representative session on thursday is reported to have been canceled because of fears of a possible attack it's 8 weeks since the world witnessed the storming of the capital by supporters of donald trump law enforcement officials have faced criticism in congress because help didn't arrive for hours alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . there's been tight security around capitol hill since the day the complex was attacked high fences research national guard backing up several police services know there's to be increased security after the f.b.i. and others picked up reports of another possible breach the idea is donald trump will be installed as pres

and i'm not matheson this is all to syria live from doha also coming up cementing closer ties iran and china signed a landmark 25 year cooperation agreement. homeless and heartbroken migrants pushed back from the u.s. border pray for help in mexico as american politicians blame each other for the crisis. mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group place seems to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped. it's the worst day of violence in myanmar since the military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting more than 1000 people were killed in the latest crackdown against anti kook protesters saturday's bloodshed coincides with a military parade for the annual armed forces day where the leader of the ruling john to pledge to safeguard democracy tony chang reports. the inconsolable cry of a father his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home and central myanmar as the security forces moved in. just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rou

but i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes fearing another wave of covert 19 several european countries imposing new restrictions and lockdowns. demonstrations to the king's palace tyla demands include a change to the constitution new elections and the release of protest leader.

those were the headlines rob matheson will be here with another full of news in around about 28 minutes next it's the listening post. on counting the cost of the perfect storm pandemic droughts and china's demands to prices hit 6 year highs argentine beat soaring inflation sounds demand to its lowest since the 1950 s. last ethiopia seeks help as its debt burden becomes too much. counting the cost an al-jazeera. after weeks of speculation we finally. write what appears to be the print. media often argues that all the attention they get is we can actually fix it and the british going to try. to tighten it what tabloid media. hello i'm richard gere's burden you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week prince harry and megan marco are up against more than just buckingham palace they're also taking on british journalists many of whom stand guard for the monarchy mian mars' new military rulers are hoping some good p.r. will change the news narrative on the coup alternate realities the simil

not matheson this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up mia mas militaries accused of committing crimes against humanity that is increasingly violent attempts to stifle protests. the u.n. appeals for more than $5000000000.00 in funding to prevent millions of people dying from hunger this year. and the digital collage that's blocking the art world after fetching a record price at auction. the fight against corona virus is far from over that's the warning to americans from joe biden and his 1st primetime address since becoming u.s. president is urging people to get vaccinated as well as to keep social distancing and wearing face masks he says history will record the us overcame one of its toughest and darkest periods. when i came in office you may recall i set a goal that many you said was a kind of way over the top i said i intended to get 100000000 shots in people's arms in my 1st 100 days in office tonight i can say we're not going to meet that goal we're going to beat that goal because we've actually on track to reach this goal of 100000000 shots in arms on my 60th day in offic

hello i'm rob matheson this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes hopes of reopening this it was a massive container ship base partially refloated after blocking the busy waterway for danes. the trial is set to begin of the police officer accused of murdering georgia floyd whose death sparked protests around the world.

i'm not matheson this is observer live from doha also coming up building barricades and protesters in me and mark.

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up the next 60 minutes a child is among 7 people killed in the syrian hospital that's been hits by government far dot's hillary. iran's supreme leader says u.s. promises have no credibility and repeats the only return to the nuclear deal if washington.

hello i'm rob matheson this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up european countries resume use of astra zeneca as covert 1000 vaccine after a vote of confidence from the e.u.'s drug watchdog. challenging times for the military is helping to reinforce a lockdown after a surge in covert 19 cases. and tanzania swears in its 1st female leader. takes power after the death of john i go fully. there is trying to talk to wrap up with a closing session in the coming hours after a fiery starts on thursday sitting across the table from each other in the u.s. state of alaska the 2 sides traded barbs in a point to display of how tense relations remain diplomatic editor james bays reports from anchorage. this is a meeting that will shape future relations between the world's 2 biggest powers relations that are currently at a low point good afternoon. and welcome normally opening remarks at events like these are brief and polite but the u.s. side when told to list their specific concerns and shins wrong hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states economic coercion toward our allies the

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes fearing another wave of coded 19 several european countries impose new restrictions and lockdowns. anti-government protests in thailand hundreds of people break through police barriers to reach the old palace.

matheson this is obvious here on live from doha also coming up the f.b.i. releases new video of a suspect planting bombs a day before the capitol hill riot and offers a $100000.00 reward. because it was extreme. a senior official from maine martell's al-jazeera about his dramatic escape following the military coup plus. unaccompanied and under age the challenge facing vast numbers of children migrant children as they try to enter the u.s. by its southern border. 3 jury members have been selected so far for the trial of a white policeman accused of killing george floyd. he was. and they were interviewed in a courtroom and their identities have not been revealed floyd died in may last year triggering a worldwide protests for minneapolis officer derek children is facing charges of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter the court set aside 3 weeks to choose the jurors but that could be delayed over plans to add a 3rd degree murder charge the state's asked the court to stop for savings until that's resolved john hendren has more from minneapolis. on day one of jury

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera 2 suicide bombers have blown themselves up outside a packed cathedral in indonesia where people were celebrating easter mass at least 19 people were injured in the city of mikasa and sort of wasting. on the terrorism act at the entrance gate of the cathedral church in marcus out today i strongly condemn the terrorism act and i have given the instruction to the police chief to take down the terrorist network to the root.

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera me and ma has seen its worst day of violence since its military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting as many as 50 people have been shot dead in the latest crackdown against anti koop protesters the violence coincides with a military parade in the capital with a little leader of the willing to pledge to safeguard democracy and show of force is a tribute to the army's resistance to japanese occupation joining world war 2 tony chang.

turn c o 2 into stone where us trolls sure are unfit for storm and the matheson. but that alone won't be enough since iceland's colonization 95 percent of its forests have been lost millions of euros are to be invested in reforesting large expanses of the island nation something which should also help the c o 2 atmospheric balance sheet iceland there's no they can't save the planet on their own but they're developing technologies that other countries can also employ in the future and the idea that believing in elves and trolls can also help well we need all the assistance we can get. in this week's global ideas we go to south africa to learn how tax breaks km promotes nature conservation something that's easier than it sounds south africa is famous for its wildlife for vast areas of almost untouched land now an ngo there is working to turn much of that into nature reserves we met up with 2 of its teams in the can do in the east of the country and chemist grown in the west. no plantations no crops no combine harvesters 88 percent of land in south africa is not suit

for a chilly march friday afternoon, i'm tyler matheson. seema mody joins us in a moment.en a wild week on wall street stocks pairing early losses as the rise in treasury yields takes a breather the yields on the 10-year above 1.7% wild week for oil, as well the commodity bouncing back after tanking yesterday. we'll look at the crude reality. >>> later, a fiery exchange between china and u.s. reps last night as tensions remain high. we'll tell you the companies that could get caught in the cross fire of chinese/u.s. relations. "power lunch" starts right now

along with frank holland, i'm tyler matheson it is margin call mania.s causing havoc across the market but are there buying opportunities amidst the volatility and the madness? >>> plus, the "ever given" finally free after blocking

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a death that sparks global protests the police officer accused of murdering george floyd prepares to go on trial in a minneapolis court. hopes of reopening the suez canal a massive container ships partially refloated off to.

for a chilly march friday afternoon, i'm tyler matheson. seema mody joins us in a moment. it's been a wild week on wall street stocks pairing early losses as the rise in treasury yields takes a breather the yields on the 10-year above 1.7% wild week for oil, as well the commodity bouncing back after tanking yesterday. we'll look at the crude reality. >>> later, a fiery exchange between china and u.s. reps last night as tensions remain high. we'll tell you the companies that could get caught in the cross fire of chinese/u.s. relations. "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. two hours left in trade and two big names are weighing on the dow right now. visa down about 5% following reports that the doj is investigating it over anti-trust concerns surrounding the debit card practices and nike falling nearly 4% after blaming supply chain interruptions and tesla the poster child of momentum stocks down again today. ending an ugly week down about 28% from its record high but it is not all bad news the nasdaq heavyweights, facebook up 4% as the ceo says the tech

matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the acting leader of men was ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup while he remains in hiding protesters continue to defy security forces they've come out despite at least 12 people being killed on saturday. this is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment when the dawn is close this is the time for our citizens to test their resistance against the dark moments. when forming our resistance unity plays a vital role despite our differences in the past this is the time we must grip our hands together to end the dictatorship for good protesters in the us are demanding justice for briana taylor whose name has become a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement she was shot dead a year ago when a botched police raid on our apartment in louisville kentucky mike hanna reports. protesters once again got jefferson square just as they did a year ago following the police shooting of. among them a mother still grieving every day still my shit don't see. the end that it was in the wake of the shoot

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on 0 japan has held a minute of silence to mark 10 years since a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated its northeastern coast and triggered meltdowns at a nuclear power plant nearly 16000 people were killed in the 2011 disaster the tsunami smashed into the focus shima nuclear plant and the following week 3 of the plant's reactors exploded hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes baba bryant has more from seoul in south korea they have held a minute's silence that 246 local time that was the time of the afternoon on the 11th of march 10 years ago when of course the quake happened 9 point one magnitude the biggest quake ever recorded in japan setting off these tsunami waves which devastated the northeastern coast and of course along that coastline will be held throughout the day other services and in fact since early this morning in fact from sunrise we've had families and civil service is taking place along beaches the u.s. house of representatives has approved a $1.00 trillion dollar pandemic relief bill that will provi

thank god he got the money from matheson, one of the greatest literary critics, 1941. his father died, he gave it a review. harvard pushed out paul swayze. try to fight for him. no. no. we can go on and on and there's a whole history on it. so i don't really get discouraged, i'm just concerned the remain open for the younger generation, it's not about me. i'm going to land somewhere and self confidence and self trust that i have, it doesn't really bother me in that way but it is certainly concerning, it deeply concerns me in terms of the sign and signal it sends to young people, trying to find their putting, their calling. you treat me like this, how are you going to treat me? that's the last thing we need, intellectual moral and spiritual fire, the moral decrepitude in the country so we've got to you got to be connected to the best of your past, realize at the highest levels of excellence manifest in tradition you identify with. william james, his visual vision of greatness, not success, not to modify success, not just money except, not just pat on the back, fitting i

are not matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera 2 suicide bombers have blown themselves up outside a packed cathedral in indonesia where people were celebrating easter mass at least 19 people were injured in the city of and sort of wasting. on the terrorism act at the entrance gate of the cathedral church in markets are today i strongly condemn the terrorism act and i have given the instruction to the police chief to take down the terrorist network to the route jessica washington has more from jakarta. well what we've learned just in recent hours is that at least 19 people were injured in the attack both of the 2 bombers are now deceased one male and one female we still do not know which specific network was responsible for this attack and we don't yet know the motivation for this attack authorities are looking into the prospect of whether this attack was retaliation in light of the recent arrests that have been made against some of these violent groups in indonesia and what we do know about the group. they do have a history of these attacks involving spouses involving families so

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a death that sparks global protests the police officer accused of murdering george floyd prepares to go on trial in a minneapolis court. hopes of reopening the sewers canal a massive container ships are surely refloated after blocking the busy waterway for days. under its escape a 5 day siege in northern mozambique but there are fears dozens of others have been killed. in the war of words over cotton heats up as china warns foreign companies not to miss that mix business and politics. and in sports spain score a last minute goal to secure their 1st win in qualifying for next year's world cup in cats are a late strike instantly see completing a comeback win against the 20 tension it's. the trial of former police officer derek chauvin is due to begin in minneapolis in just under an hour's time has been accused of murdering george floyd in may last year an incident that led to mass protests it's minnesota's highest profile murder trial and one that's expected to have far reaching consequences in

barbara starr is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories on world matheson thanks for being with us good bye. most of. after egypt's revolution their fashion turned into something much bigger. on al-jazeera world. examining the impact of today's headlines it didn't matter you're rich or poor what your religion is you are battling this and you're staring at it in the face and you're dealing with it setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions was that are unfolding on capitol hill international filmmakers the world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you each and every one of us in the responsibility to change there's a place for them you know on al-jazeera. a young you know in ghana before a lot of bias when the heart of this equation. when we have the opportunity is the limit so the young girls go through secondary school with or to be able to see and to play that's one thing in full to change. meet the women in ghana who are going places when it comes to education women make chains on. the. top chinese and u.s. officials are set to meet

and that's it for me rob matheson for this news i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the day's joy news join me then if you can buy. on march 15th 2019 these ilands sense of security risk shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques another 40 wounded when a gunman began shooting at christ church mosque it was packed with worshippers attending a friday service for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. game when she. was told her she was with. 4 months later i feel much quieter and i feel much more calm and really focused of my life let us love one another that love doesn't cost once it makes your heart happy and my heart if he doesn't bring any loss for the new simple let us pick just this. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish and the state line becomes the default the media namely the images that each day that it gives to these guys that just how did he create and use it's makes it hard for people to know wh