gede robi: bali tourism industry based on these two things: nature and culture. we cannot sacrifice them. [chanting foreign language] male: normal temperature. please wear a mask. matt: i arrive in bali via a domestic flight from indonesia's capital, jakarta. for almost a year, the international airport has been shut. tourism has come to a grinding halt. male: please wear a mask. ♪♪♪ matt: walking through the international airport here, a place i've been through many times in my life is just quite surreal. it's normally bustling with international tourists coming to the island of the gods, but today it's so quiet, i can hear the air-conditioner. that's the only sound. [speaking foreign language] matt: over the past decade, the number of visitors to the island grew rapidly, from 2 to 6 million. around 80% of the balinese economy was generated by tourism. [speaking foreign language] matt: bali has been shut before. the 2002 kuta bombings and the erratic eruptions of volcano agung hurt the tourism industry, but ultimately it bounced back. this time no one knows when

roby joins me now.t so much for incarcerated people to keep in touch with their families? >> it is a huge burden. some families spend anywhere from $400 to $500 a month to stay in touch with incarcerated loved ones. there are many issues that impact the cost. number one is prisons get commission from their phone service providers. advocates say they are getting kickbacks, and that is what is keeping the prices high. there is also a lack of competition as there is only a handful of providers giving services to jails and prisons across the country. in addition to the hh cost of the calls, families are inundated with extra fees to deposit money or open and close one of these phone accounts. but there is help on the way. federal regulations, including a law, would put a cap in place for in-state calls. previously there was a cap on only out-of-state calls. in 2018, it was $10 to $15 for a 10 minute call. today the average is about three dollars a call, but family members say it is still too much. and there

reached the saudi city of jetta. kenya has also just bought over its fast batch of about 2 east and i. roby. all many people are fleeing sedans, capital in fear of lessening conditions. their residents of cartoon are filling all the available buses, heading out of the city between 10 to 20000 have fled to chad, which is already home to some 400000 sudanese refugees who fed previous conflict. others are trying to seek refuge to the north and egypt, where they face over crowding and an uncertain weight with. we would like to thank the egyptian people and egypt for the warm welcome hosting and treatment. but there are some missing points. i would like to point to those over crowding and we need quicker services. people are coming with very high tension and panic from a state of war. so please, we need to deal with the situation quicker and dealing with the entry of people. i know the stress for the gyptian authorities is very high. i almost can be would have, he would not, and i can head them. would mccarthy health while the healing they were kia breeches to the cease fire? sometimes i would b

and supreme court case, robi wade last year. and on the other hand, you have democratic politicians like vice president harris and abortion rights groups who are asking how it's possible that one politically, a, a federal judge could overturn a, an approval of a drug. so this is very divisive as, as expected token, as we've seen. it seems like both sides are very much of loggerheads right here. what are the next steps in this debate in this process regarding this drug? right, so the justice department will appeal that, that's what the attorney general mer garland is already said. the justice department will appeal to texas decision and review the washington decision. and after that, it's very likely that this is headed on a fast track to the supreme court, right? that was due to your porter alex. what then? thank you for bringing us up to date. thank you. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're following for you at this hour. ah, china has launched 3 days of military drills around taiwan facing called the exercises a quote

let's bring in journalists, al sanusi adam in i, robi ford, the leaders a lot of desperate people at the border. elsa know she how bad is the fighting in khartoum? michael is very but on the ground yesterday, weakness and 2 of the biggest face to face fight between a 2 in 2 areas. one job, but i will yeah. social for 2, and the other is a social on demand where reports is one but like actually 40 pickups and troy 15 others and also to tense. so should meet is showing 3, although the ground is showing us that iris if one these 2 but listen more than 500 . so we'll just were captured, holding don't quote, a center reserve forces were deployed yesterday also to these forces are said to be trained in urban warfare. an attempt by the government by this is r me to actually and this fight between between them. the situation is still very bad on the ground. people are actually went to bed last night and was still listening to the sound of our series on gunfire. we know that thousands of foreign citizens have been evacuated over the past 2 weeks. talk to us about how difficult it is for sudan

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thank you so much busy friday night and tonight the most highly anticipated abortion ruling since robyade was overturned, the supreme court has handed down the decision and women in america will continue to have access to a widely used pill to end early pregnancies and also used after miscarriages . that's the point. that's optimist. while an appeals process plays out the conservative leaning high court that tossed out the constitutional right to an abortion has frozen lower court rulings that place restrictions on a drug called crestone. that's a pilld

they're reporting from my roby. thank you, felix. let's have a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world coast guard ships from china and the philippines narrowly avoided a direct collision in the south china sea report to say the philippine vessel was cut off by the chinese ship as a patrolled, disputed waterway. china claim sovereignty over marshal the sea. despite an international ruling against the claim authorities, volunteers are working to clear mysterious clumps of oil that have appeared along the creation coastline. since last year. cleanup has taken months and authorities are trying to clear the spill before the tourist season begins. there so far been no official explanation for the pollution to spain now, which is dealing with an unprecedented heat wave for this time of year. many places have already been hit by an unseasonably dry winter forecasts as expect the heat wave to peak of the next 2 days. madrid is likely to hit 30 degrees celsius. cordova sweltering, 38, and inside on the island of m

they could have 3 of you here, i'm going to start with a little assignment that we sent out, and i roby crew off to do in kenya earlier this week they were out part of a batting shop and they spoke to a couple of gamblers and this is what they told bidding it go at the indian. it will res. batting is removed many of us from a life of crime, but it has many advantages and one cannot sleep hungry if it is played right. so we ask for the government to support the batting injury fund. i'm so in albany, we'll get it in a bit in 2019 i $1900.00. but since then i've lost and lost. now i have no more money, but i am hopeful i will win next time. you may know, ah, how for the bread and neck spread that in 2019 and your $900.00 in a little downhill from there. oh, okay, i am wondering hearing those cautionary tales and optimism at the same time. why is sports, brett, and doing so well across the african continent. right now when he's driving that i think one of the reasons is that, you know, is an accessible, you know, i'm funny sense in south africa actually don't have to go into a casino like y

so the regional spokes person and i robi, of the international committee for the red cross alone, a senior colleague. and thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. first of all, what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation in sudan at the moment? the money tenants, the amid the ongoing violence is no a to sole able to get through a country. but it is far from being enough. we urgently need to many care in these why we need some meaningful pools on the ground for the humanitarian workers to be able to reach people in need for i'm going to be able to operate through but to aid the want to collect dead bodies. but now have been lying on the streets for date. sounds very dire, indeed. aliana, do you think that the international community is doing enough to help or should it increase calls a more permanent these 5 between those warring factions? well, we've been trying to do everything we can as a human determine organization poorly on all those who take part in this fighting. reminding them that providing you with children space is not an option that it is an obligation that the

they're reporting from my robi. thank you. felix to spain. now we're just dealing with an unprecedented heat wave for this time of year . many places have already been hit by an unseasonably dry winter forecast is now expect the heat wave to peak in the next 2 days. madrid is likely to hit 30 degrees celsius, caught about sweltering, $38.00, and income. the island of a majorca is set to climb to $34.00. for some visits as though it's a welcome change. these tourists from england are getting a sneak peak of the spanish summer. we love it. absolutely. it's been so cold now where i am even the day you went to the angel. it was right. 80 degrees for him with rain and when day. and then we landed in our mid. you beautiful sun so lovely. but many locals are less thrilled. it's already unbearable. it's only april if this is happening in april. what's it going to be like in june? it wouldn't be spins 1st climate record of the year last month. the country recorded it's dry is march into decades. the scorching heat combined with a drop and rainfall has

so i think these robi raids at al oxer moss compound yemen healthy rebels and saudi arabia have exchanged prisoners, hotels received 13 detainees in exchange for one, saudi prisoner and the 400000 people have been killed. millions more with his place in the 8 year war talks to bring about a permanent seas foreign. yemen are on the way in the capital. santa oman is mediating discussions. last month, saudi arabia and iran agreed to restore diplomatic relations. i thought of a deal broken by china mo, different sabot. we have firm acquisition adhering to a just cause as emphasized by the leader in more than space adjustment saw stopping the aggression completely lifting the blockade complete and paying the salaries of all yemen employees from oil and gas, revenue compensation and reconstruction. as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen. and saudi officials are in iran for discussions to reopen their embassy. the saudi arabian foreign ministers met earlier this week for the 1st time in 7 years. they agreed to resume direct flights and working on reviving trade deals and 31 ukrainian c

these were instructions from the white house that went to the cia, the cia isn't this roby elephant out of control. you said that the cia is being militarized . there are policy failures or disjointed. there are no, i got it. structured, american national security policy is militarized. the cia is become a paramilitary organization. that's true. they're, they're very active internationally. but, but the united states is built a global position based on having facilities around the world. china doesn't have this. russia doesn't have this. we've relied too much on military power. there's no doubt about that. and in most cases it's, it's failed. vietnam was a failure, iraq was a failure. afghanistan, we can see that many people say that that's why the u. s. empire is dying, but how will the united states react to the end of a petro dollar to, to why the de dollarization of energy resources specifically from the middle east? i don't, i don't see that happening in the near term. i think the dollar is still the international currency, and she's in pain realizes that and that's one of the limi

and as we had toward the south coast of nigeria as well, some big downpours in the roby. not that unusual april is the wet it's month of the year. and after a lot of what weather in the western cape province in south africa that pushes away just a few showers in, quote, zulu, and tell province not too far away from durban. season. awe. jump into the stream head percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost their life. people. how close to that culture people, how those traditions have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i won't go to know that traffic you for not headed to record. you always read this with the powers that be how this stream on the al jazeera. ah ah, ah, welcome back. you're watching out a 0. i'm the stars you take here and our hot as remind you of our top stories. a 3 day truce broke out by the u. s. is now in effect between warring sides answered on several previous east. far agreements between

reached the saudi city of jetta. kenya has also just bought over the 1st batch of the vacuum to my robi diplomats aid workers. and students found themselves caught up in the complex speaking at a security council meeting. you and sec, the general antonio cottage urge members to help pull the country back from catastrophe. she is to stop the fighting on 15 april and that as of people have been killed and thousands injured. the violence must stop it, risks of catastrophic conflagration within sudan that could engulf the all region and beyond. i strongly condemned in this could read bombardment of civilian areas including gal scare facilities. and they call on the part of his to stop combat operations in densely populated areas and to allow and either the military enable operations or not to not a funnel as i certainly is american professor of medicine at the university of nebraska medical center. she says the health care system was already dire incident before the conflict began. as to remember that this came on top of a broken and completely defended health care system without any public

what would the roby in this majority court? question he don't the bargaining power. it is amazing how much one book can make such a difference. they had so much more power when there were four of them. all you have to do is pickp one from the other side. what you have to pick off two of em, that safety in numbers on the right side, there is not so much pressure to come over. just a circle back really quickly, i found a quote that just discs school had said about the power of numbers, the power of like-minded voices and that is why he founded the federalist society. there is more comfort in those like-minded voices then when they are so narrowly divided. the liberals have an opportunity to maybe try to work some sort of something at the middle but they have to do it through justices or they can just hope that he gets enough public attention that it can put pressure on the court or senators who confirm the numbers of the judiciary and similar situations. thank you so much for spending an hour with us. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast on

there are several industries, you help have authors like robi d'angelo, they have made their career bye is very little improvement in race relations and the last 50 years. she said, this generations of americans is as racist as the americans were in the 1950s. nobody and the world can absolutely believe that. they make that claim and then you have the people and i said in my last book, i did somethin in my last book, and all the fake hate crimes on campuses, the campus where they found a piece of news, and they sit in use was found active on campus, it is one of the their was a meltdown, everybody was locked down, and somebody said, it's a member of the kkk going to campus as if that happens all the time, and it was a dominica monk with a rosary. but the campus, the campus went into lockdown part all these people, people claiming to see it are all the places where it' least likely to occur. like a liberal alts college is not going to strike me as the seedbed for it. get the kkk they turned out to be a thing that you put over slide projector and a building. they sought from the window.

this person was intoxicated and angry about robie wade, but nothing diffuses into a christian, anti-rimes fare that's what this was in this demonstration let them get away with a. >> i would say may be that people in our country right now who understand, there is a lot of anti-semitism might now. i have had people of the jewish faith say we need to work together on securing these places so that in fact, ari fleischer and i had a conversation on camera recently where he said they are starting to team up now some of the synagogues to figure out how to protect those softer targets. you have a person kneeling to pray and then you have this violent actor who gets off with nothing compared to what he should have gotten off with. or should have gotten. throwing a rock through a window , attacking that structure , so on and so forth great i think there is just thi anti- movement of christian and jewish faith in this country, but it is sought after by the fbi where christians are concerned. >> that's why people are readin your book and shannon's book an there is a hunger for the message. >> e

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the draft opinion on dobbs the jackson women's health division into a final ruling overturning robieay despite of protest by abortion rights advocates. but also homes of conservative justices present time armed man turned up in your justice kavanaugh's problem was charged with pleuritic plotting to murder him. also address the claim the leak may have come from the conservative side of the court he called that infuriating and asked look, this made his targets on assassination, what i do that to myself? with the five of the estimate to ourselves? just as alito says does not feel unsafe that is thanks to heavy round-the-clock security, jon. jon: alexandria hoff, thank you. recovery underwent a small town in the florida panhandle devastated by tornado. drone video shows just how widespread the damages and hosford less than an hour's drive from tallahassee printout of a powerful twisters swim the committee. roofs off homes dumping debris and uprooting trees. "fox weather" journalist brandy campbell has more as people there begin to pick up the pieces. excitement hosford, florida one of se

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victims to determine the cause of death. shavon silk al jazeera, catherine, so i has more now from the i robi, a police us deal recovering bodies in their land. in monday, in the canyon coast, they are looking for more shallow graves. they say that they will continue the operation until they get all the bodies of people who could be buried there. we know that there is a woman who has been rescue. she was hiding in the bushes. she is very weak to be taken to hospital either we men have basically are undergoing a therapy among the people who died as a whole family father, mother and we children that tachi does the call, does 13 of them have been arrest said including the pastor mackenzie he started discharge back in 2016 i. he had a huge following, but many of them laughed when he started this controversial teaching about x to fostering and telling people to stop themselves so that they can see god. and they are very, very poor. many of them, so it's very easy to take advantage of that desperation. and this such for hope, if you may, brazil's government has launched the campaign to improve safe

as he justices are poised to overturn roby weight justice wakes up in court justice samuel alito toldnal his theories about who leaked the draft and why. my panel of legal insiders including multiple former supreme court clerks joins me live it. but first a look at what happened once that draft in public. pro-choice and pro-life groups and flooded the streets in front of the supreme court as soon as the high-stakes draft ruling elite too. demonstrations did not stop there. as abortion rights group protested outside the republican appointed justices homes. the justices themselves were stunned at the breach of trust the least exposed. >> is beyond anyone's understanding or at least anyone's imagination. that someone would do that for. >> chief justice john roberts quickly or of the to conduct an internal investigation. eight months the marshal was cannot find that late link could not find out how they did that. the justices left with the fallout progress look where we are. the trust in that belief is gone forever. it changes the institution fundamentally. you begin to look over your sho

roby wave was the law of the land for half a century and with in a couple of months from this time we lost those rights, and now it's the mega judges and the mega legislatures extremist republican party. they just won't stop and now they're coming after all other forms medication provided abortions, which have been legalized as you just reported for over 20 years , so new york state has to step up as we did after the dobbs decision when we provided $35 million for providers to be able to ramp up their services in anticipation of more women coming to our state, but with this time we're also concerned about the next phase, and i think they're going to be coming after the secondary drug misoprostol, which is something that is used for also others, and i can see them now challenging this and this is not as effective as the drug. they overruled yesterday, but it's one that in new york we want to make sure that that's available, so i have legislation that's going to the legislature one day and we'll be talking about requiring insurance companies to cover. this is a drug that they used for a

supreme court the number the three members of this room court who are trump appointees who got rid of robie way last year. he is not exactly celebrating this decision right now, any of these any of this abortion policy, and so trump still thinks that he's going to be the general election candidate, and for that she needs to not be talking about these issues that much. we don't even know what trump is personally in terms of whether he's a pro choice or pro life. so far he has acted very pro life. but this is not something that he thinks is popular with among the american people and he had you know some. ah you know, it's interesting to watch him dance around this issue because pence is clearly going for his evangelical base with his strident positions on this policy one more here. and you would political were first to report this. the house intelligence committee. now investigating the cia's handling of sexual assault and harassment cases. what do we know about the catalyst for the investigations and just give us the framework? sure so, um, the first female cia employee went to the house int

thank you so much busy friday night and tonight the most highly anticipated abortion ruling since roby wade was overturned, the supreme court has handed down the decision and women in america will continue to have access to a widely used pill to end early pregnancies and also used after miscarriages . that's the point. that's optimist. while an appeals process plays out the conservative leaning high court that tossed out the constitutional right to an abortion has frozen lower court rulings that place restrictions on a drug called crestone. that's a pill used in more than half of abortions and the united states. justices alito and thomas publicly dissented. and again this battle it is not over yet. the next step in the litigation will be at the fifth circuit court of appeals on may 17th. but this tonight it's a big win for the biden administration after its emergency request to keep the fda approval of the drug with a federal judge blocked it. the president has issued a statement tonight saying, quote i continue to stand by fda as evidence based approval of mifepristone. the stakes cou

paul welcomed in my robi agreement to transition sudan from military to civilian leadership has been delayed until thursday. the final deal was supposed to be signed between army leaders and political groups on saturday, but disagreements about security reforms got in the way. the biggest sticking point has been the details of integrating the paramilitary rapid response forces into the regular military, both sides. so that will work on resolving issue. the issue this week is provide the courtroom al jazeera hippa morgan is there for us to tell us more about about why there is this delay while despite their rapid support forces and the army repeatedly thing over the past few years, that they are the same body and they both stand for the same principle, which is helping sedan transition to democracy and protecting the nation. the difference is come in terms of integrating the rapid support forces the paramilitary group into the army, just like any of the arm group that signed a peace agreement. with the army now the sudanese armed forces once each and every on group including the prima

more in this, i'm joined in the studio by edward thomas, a fellow at the rift valley institute, and i robi based group that links researches with local people. he's worked extensively and sudan, welcome to the news hour. we've of course, heard both sides accuse each other for starting this latest violence. but what's your assessment of how this will begin? well, almost 2 years ago, these 2 sites work together to organize a coup against a civilian government or a transition of civilian military government. and since that qu, they have not been able to find a framework for inclusive, you know, participation of other political forces. they haven't been able to come up with an answer to, to dance hunger problem. it's poverty problem. and over the past 4 months, they've been trying to negotiate, trying to clued other political forces and they seem to have reached an impasse earlier this month. and it seemed like there's so many impasses in sydney's politics, but it seems to be one that has led to a very, very dramatic turn of events. and i guess, i don't know which one actually started it. i wa

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this is after a texas judge revoked the pills fda approval last week now when a roby wade was overruled last year, you applauded that the supreme court santa abortion back to the states. that doesn't seem to be what this judge is doing, though , with mifepristone. it seems to me like this one judge in taxes is making a decision for everyone nationwide. is that okay with you? are you comfortable with with this judge making one decision for the entire country? well, i haven't really looked at any of these rulings. i mean, i think you know. eventually the supreme court's going to decide this. um, you know, in georgia. we've had a law on the books since 2019. it is the law in our state and depending on what any federal judge or the supreme court would ultimately say, you know, that's what's going to be in place in georgia has been that way for a long time. we are a state that values life. but jake, this is a tough issue, and this is again to my point of my remarks in nashville, as we have to explain to people what we're for. and you know, voters don't expect agree on with us on every single

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our previous caller was referring to the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg when he spoke about robyt i wanted you to comment on that -- rogue d.a.'s but i wanted you to comment on that. here is what alvin bragg had to say in a news conference. [video clip] >> michael cohen wired $130,000 to stormy daniels lawyer. that payment was too high damaging information from the voting public. the partisan scheme was illegal. the scheme violated new york election law, which makes it a crime to conspire to prevent a candidacy by unlawful means. the $130,000 wire payment exceeded the federal contribution cap, and it violated new york law. that is why mr. trump made false statements about his payments to mr. cohen. he could not say that the payments were a reimbursement for mr. cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so, to make that true statement would have been to admit a crime, so instead mr. trump said that he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crimes committed the prior year. i ordern to get michael cohen his money back they planned one last fals

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