good morning sally. i think that we _ march 15? good morning sally.g off and some of that pressure helping the government but the reality is that those risks have not gone out completely. inventory levels a re completely. inventory levels are much higher than in the priorfive year period are much higher than in the prior five year period if you look back, the reality is that there are still those there that could result in a rising demand, we have not completely weaned ourselves off russian gas. on the factor of china which could also result in competitive demand for energy sources. if competitive demand for energy sources. ., ., ~ competitive demand for energy sources. ., , sources. if we look at why the institute for _ sources. if we look at why the institute for fiscal _ sources. if we look at why the institute for fiscal studies, i institute for fiscal studies, for example, says that yes the government could afford to do this and could afford to continue to cut people�*s bills at two and a half thousand for another three months, is that because th

thanks all i guess gideon levy, sally, i but, and i steven like a thanks a lot. and thanks for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, just go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle is a j inside story for me, mccloud and whole team here, goodbye. ah ah ah ah ah. brought the law well, the law with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential elections of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. this is the image of home comb with denzel, visitors, bustling glamorous city. but under ground, a different reality appears. official figures released in november show the number of people experiencing homelessness is the highest in a decade, and is shop rise in the number of women experiencing housing insecurity. that report also said

sally downing there from burlingame. you can see the damage inside of her house when that tree came crashing down just yesterday. thank you, sally. >>> let's move on now. another headline this evening. it's the first of its kind ban in the country. and it's happening right here in the bay area. air quality regulators just voted to end the use of gas-powered water heaters and furnaces by 2027. the rules are meant to cut down on air pollution. according to the regulators, the heaters and furnaces create nitrogen oxide which can create smog, and right now they create more pollution than all of the cars on the road in the entire bay area. so what does this exactly mean for you? in a phase-out, it's a phase-out starting in 2027. if you have a gas-powered water heater and it breaks down and it can't be fixed, you'll have to replace it with an electric-powered one instead. and then in 2029, the same thing happens for gas-powered furnaces. one important note, the ban does not apply to gas-powered stoves. they produce less nitro

yes, sally. finally let's and on you. then what is your sense about how this is going to go over the next weeks and months? i don't know about 2 weeks and months. i do know that. and you know, as an organizer and as a palestinian, as an activist here in israel. i know that this is the time, you know, we are at very, very dangerous times. and that they're not at reversible. i do think that i am not underestimating the things that can be irreversible, that will limit our space to act to it will limit me as palestinian and you know, with the things that i can say and the things that i can do within israel with that being said, i also think that we need to look for that, not just the next week and the next protest and the next a reaction to this government. but we need to start thinking of how to pro, actively attack this government and strategically build a new kind of opposition and israeli society. and with that really redefine the left and redefine israeli democracy in many ways and israel society and that doesn't take we

sally albert podcast host and member of the leadership at standing together. the largest jewish arab grassroot movements in israel and in jerusalem is gill hoffman, executive director of honest reporting, which combats what it sees as anti israel bias and international media. gillis, a former chief, political correspondent at the jerusalem post will come to you all. gideon let stuff with you. well known and is ready, politician to polyphony, says that the protest and not just about judicial reform, it's about identity. it's about what israel is. it's a battle for the soul of the country as a democracy. is she right? it or it is, as we heard from one of the protest us in the set up their netanyahu becoming a dictator. these right. and in the same time that the neo is not yet becoming the states are, but then during lent me frame meeting their own framework. we are dealing who's a very impressive wave of this. i'm t dictator, she grow the mocker. see in a bothered state. let's remember this before we get into the subject. by the end of the day, it's about democr

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sally: the u.s. government has shown by extension for what it has done for silicon valley bank where it said it would guarantee all depositors, and swear otherwise, that even if banks fail, they will safe may have taken the sting out of the runs on banks. we have been hearing about deposit outflows stabilizing recently. it may be the incidences of dramatic bank failures potentially are now off the horizon. again, they will run into a profitability question and this perhaps can point to occasions where we may see more consolidation in the smaller banking sector. this will also be problematic because the administration is not entirely thrilled with the idea of lots of mergers and acquisitions in the smaller banking sector or original banking sector because of a competition perspective. alix: if it is a smaller banking problem, will it become a larger banking problem? that is what i am trying to under dan. edward harrison and sally bakewell. thank you. question today. there's your money deserve a higher

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many thanks. indeed, gideon levy, sally abbot and gill hoffman. thank you for watching. don't forget you can see it again. the program again at any time by going to the website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. john is still our facebook page that's at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a j inside story from me, adrian finnegan and the team here though. hi, thanks for watching. we'll see you again. i thought, ah ah, along with whatever has been done before, it can be done even better. as long as a human being is doing it, you can do it. no matter how possibly it looks it's you to putting the effort to put in the lock and you will have to be patient with me. i am the captain, a science and me a soccer team in kenya and am or so at the assistant coach. we are the only ice hockey team in east and central africa b as they i francois progressing pretty well. we had managed to play in some international games. then when coffee came in, the ice rink was closed. and it's the only i think in the count

but it's a nice beginning, sally, do you think? premise and netanyahu under estimated the strength of opposition. that would be to this i don't think so. i think he be was dead aware and anticipating this kind of opposition. i just think that he didn't ah, have a choice. he didn't have a choice. and i am a, he is very, i don't know. however, if he was aware of how much and you know when you're desperate, i don't think he was very at calculating without underestimating his his genius. honestly, i do think that he, he may be underestimated the kind of predicament he's going to find himself in a within israel, but also a, you know, with the international community. and do you think the ongoing attacks on palestinians will intensify? a more align grubbs will be made in settlements during the settlement during what later? i think so unfortunately at this is the one think escalations in the, in the occupied territories and the air with their, with palestinians, especially bell athenians and occupy territories is something that is a, has

sally, do you think we get a weekend? sally: i do not think i'm going to get a weekend. it has been a staggering few weeks, we had the collapse of three lenders. the net impact is this intensely volatile banking sector. first republic is the one everyone is watching, it is a complicated situation. we are hearing banks cannot get there on the economics of a deal, because of a huge hole created by market losses. that points to the need for government intervention. lifting assets off of balance sheets to encourage sales. the 30 billion injection by banks last week did not work, nor the government's extraordinary measures after silicon valley bank failure. could see some sort of deal, it is all very much up in the air. guy: sally does not get a weekend because she has the american finance team. he blocks about markets and talks about macro stuff, do you get a weekend? >> i did laugh out loud, me and several people. we were thinking exactly that, how many times are going to check our phones? how many times are we going to have to see whether there is some new headline that wi

eight eight, sally.erday has not been published yet. the privilege committee is going through it with lawyers to check what needs to be redacted. a spokesman said thatis to be redacted. a spokesman said that is to make sure it does not identify anyone unnecessarily. we will get that later today and it will get that later today and it will give a sense of what both johnson's to france is against those accusations that he misled parliament knowingly or recklessly. it will focus on borisjohnson saying, look, iwas it will focus on borisjohnson saying, look, i was told it will focus on borisjohnson saying, look, iwas told by it will focus on borisjohnson saying, look, i was told by my officials that no rules are being broken and that is why i told parliament that. some people will buy their defence and some people quite frankly will not. we will get more of the process later today. also their substance. and that mammoth session in parliament tomorrow afternoon where boris johnson's arguments will be tested by

sally must google's or to fairs regularly. the focus on investments and technological developments in farming. the farmers local seats are known for their unique test and health benefits. these are the seats, our grandparents were familiar with. the all is for yet. sally mother gooey is fortunate to leave so close to the capital. he can market his products at lots of yet money. her social, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get farmers to gather seeds at the same time. we are trying to show them how they can contact class directly or via social media money. i learned that he was a darla, sit him down on acm beach lama lobby, that collecting his own like this of a gene seats us by from my why you bill would go to maria. i've grown aware of the important roles that local seed sellers are taking advantage of money. these seats should really be available to all farmers. and the best case scenario would be farmers obtaining and report you hopes that the will soon be as plentiful as h

you, sally, mother gooey, is fortunate to live so close to the capital. we can market his products at lots of different places, including sustainable farming events in tunis. organic farmers can sell that goods here once a week. as wanted anymore, they'll manya. ammonia were fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. on a bunch of india ammonia, we're trying to get farmers to gather seeds, willow, a cup i showed with the ot bush at the same time, we're trying to produce more seeds together with our partners through money. am i know back to natalie home and find out. we're also doing our is to educate farmers and show them how they can contact clients directly. that is a for via social media and actually darla sitting down on acm beach lama lobby. the organization hopes that more people will use traditional local seats, alternatives to imported ones. sally mother gooey has started collecting his own like these eggplant, seeds, us by from my why you bill wouldn't have grown aware of the important role that local seeds play and then and i'm

sally muzzle gooey farms, fruit, and vegetables. his yields are smaller than they are when he uses imported or genetically modified seats. but he still prefers local seats. mostly as him did the he lay don't look particularly good after. com a. sometimes they're small and cricketing, and met, but they produce better quality, fruit or nutrition with an tastier humble and better adapted to our climate up to the mom, when he avoids artificial fertilizers as well, and preferred to make his own compost. how linda? sure. you assume that we're trying to produce our own organic fertilizer editor nath. helena 1st will i use chicken excrement because it has a lot of nitrogen and that'll buyer 3. yes. then we add remnants of fruit and vegetables hunk that are thrown out of market listening as you were to power. and i swear, finally we had a bit of hey, which has a lot of carbon. yeah, ammonia has an ear but got to burn in the here and highly via and her to been for decades to niecy as government bought both hybrid and genetically engineered se

haidi: sally with the latest. all of this anxiety and volatility is creating a lot of problems when it comes to the upset for global banks when it comes to risky debt. we are starting to see the likes of barclays, jp morgan link on these deals as the bank's freezes the debt market. we are seeing this market starting to find its footing, but the market for news -- new finance deals is looking shaky. we see banks across europe pausing on future deals and demand is looking very tepid. barclays shelving a pair of loans for indio's enterprises and russell investment. j.p. morgan chase yanking that deal. so it does feel like, according to alliancebernstein, the primary loan market feels like a scooby-doo ghost town, recently deserted and a bit haunted. sheri: look at the risk spreading. it's not surprising as we have been speaking to saudi, we do continue to hear from officials. they might intervene and protect bank depositors as smaller lenders are threatened. take a listen to what secretary yellen had to say. janet: o

sally: yes, very busy.oncerns about credit suisse ratcheted up to a whole new level and part of it is credit suisse, it has been mired in a complex turnaround. but part of it is also colliding with this negative sentiment in the market after the collapse of three lenders. and we saw that very clearly in the market. it only took the top shareholder in credit suisse to say that he wants to keep his stake at around the 10% mark. there were reasons for that, regulatory and legal reasons. he spelled it out, but that was enough to spell a whole lot of carnage in the markets. haidi: how are counterparties in other banks seeking protections now? sally: some have been cutting back for a while. reported today that u.s. banks like jp morgan, bank of america and citigroup had been trimming their exposure to credit suisse in the past few months. they are seeing amped up questions from regulators who want to know about their exposure. but they have been pulling back for a short amount of time. shery: emily, market reacti

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our daughter sally. >> and her husband had a 9-pound 1 obvious baby boy who they have named arthur and that is him right there everything has changed since our kids were little. the bottles have changed. they now have bottle warmers, wipe warmers, they have got this thing called the baby brez zoo that essential keurig for formula. how big a bottle you need. >> ainsley: i didn't have have this. >> steve: this thing so-called a snu which is a bassinet. once the baby is swaddled you put it in that thing and it listens to the baby. if the baby gets a little fussy, sooths it with some sound and kind of rocks it back and forth. >> brian: a little van halen? [laughter] >> ainsley: a little lynyrd skynyrd. >> steve: that thing is amazing. the technology has changed. i wind off taking more time for baby sally and alli's baby than i did for my three kids back in the 80's and 90's. >> brian: they ended up all right. >> ainsley: what was it like to hold your first grandson. >> first grandson. second grandchild in a

i had sally krauczech sitting next to me, who has done it all.have seen the face of wall street change over the years you notice have a woman running one of the major banks on wall street i asked sally what she thought about the glass ceiling and whether it's been shattered. she emphatically said no i wanted your input on that question as well. >> i would agree can sally let me point to two things one is the hollowing out of the pipeline for c-suite positions torrid to the november lean-in report, for every woman who gets promoted who leave because they're burned out, having it all could be a you've 34i678 for doing it all at home, and they feel undervalued and under-compensated. second thing, in the vc business, we continue to see merit crazy, where successful investors select facsimiles of their our, or one quipped that i cook -- and this -- that a woman and people of color. my story challenges the fallacy of this merit ocra -- it exposes the forgotten return possibles of the merit ocracy. >> good to have you today. i appreciate your insight, a

the school 3 is good. wellington sally, the la. yeah. i see that are part of the quality of each of any pretty me me you all to put general stuff. he said the train people trained to more. hm. my landlord's intern logo little stacy know that. but on the web and a you could definitely be able to help you out in obama about them hon. my love to possibly do with the medical. but the main to really just say cool metal stopped or a new child just eda data to be able to we see data 3, but he not 3 chain. 30 milan. ok? anyone all but easy that let you and if you go over it and see what we saw, that it goes with a couple of channels. i mean, yeah, get it in all the elements for the bundle i've been putting in clinical fell into the g panini, but going into the basie, the lactic acid besedia annapolis. because to be a set of all about a sunni city, it can be fetal gadhafi, but if you needed up at the corner, we've got a little bit more about what we're going to do this. can you talk to them a little? i will talk with the phoenix could lead me to

rob buddy, mel sally, buddy, curly, it's your turn, say rob. rob wonderful. somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies are very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? well, i worked as an actor right around variety show right about what happens at home and at home. i talked about what goes on at the office. in this because you're afraid of alan. no, i'm doing it because i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has great firing power. a hybrid of family life work life. and you cared about them like a family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. everybody hey, mr peterson has a cold one waiting for you. i know. and if she calls i'm not here. on tv family sort of transcends blood. you recognize that family system that family dynamic even if it's not biological? sure things didn't go your way. sure we're a little disappointed, but we'll get over it. what's important here? is that you tried to do the

sally- — you tell us about this story? good morning, sally.matt hancock had been given advice by chris whitty, the chief medical officer, that everyone going into a care home should be tested. there is a message then later that day that says that the advice will not be that everyone should be tested, but everyone coming from a hospital should be tested. we have had a statement in the last couple of hours from matt hancock's team. i have got it here. safe to say they are pretty angry. they say these messages have been doctored to create a false story, speaking some people close to matt hancock, they say that crucial details have been left out. the account they are giving that in between the messages that have been published and the two different editions, there was a meeting where matt hancock was told that it was not possible to test everyone going into a care home. frankly, there were not enough tests. they are saying, the spokesperson for mr hancock, was that he went as far as possible as fast as possible to expand testing and save lives. th

as sally said. it is a _ carol? it is indeed yes! as sally said, it is a cold _ carol?ast. for the showers in the forecast. for the show is coming across the north of scotland in a brisk wind, accentuate in the cold feel, showers coming into the west, wintry showers across northern ireland, and as we come further south, we have a weather front bringing a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. most of the snow being on higher ground. in between, clear skies, low temperatures and the risk of ice. this system clears away with sunshine left behind, further wintry showers across northern ireland, southern scotland, into north—west and wales. most of those on the hills, but some of the heavier showers you can see getting down to lower levels, and these are the wind gusts, so still windy across the far north, and that will accentuate the cold feel that we currently have. temperatures up to eight or 9 degrees, may be ten in the south—west, so much colder in the south—west, so much colder in the south—west, so much colder in the south and it was yesterday. through this evening and ove

quickly made yoshi and sally a lot that he said they will say. so go easy with the whole misanthrope and need. yeah, i don't really, we may order them. so that evolved from a have so been gassy. if someone is going to get a sense of that way, like you haven't really been dramatically a good. yeah. yeah. when you get a wow it, let me just open up for me to store. yeah. me perfect. accepting a pretty to degree of the more he don't image. yes. you know, to separate from its own anal casualties you're running high, can continue writing. it overwhelmed? the more it's still to 40, the $69.00. is it but other that she was, i mean them off before they go. mooney little civil will you know, check a little me for since. yeah, because i was in job of the family. i kids, you should be the folks that are, you should be like a baby. the children multiple and i will say chair, okay, each team that are in boca jordan, the, the school 3 is good. we're going to next finale the law year. i still have to report to the quality of each of any pretty me me you all to p

and then you know now fuck because you will look in your name may seem like a made yoshi sally. i'm who are sick on the mall law. never even to sit there will say. so go and get you with home. isn't that up or need? yeah, i don't know if we may order them so that you've all taken from a pedestal, ben, gassy. if someone is going to get a sense of you that way, like you haven't really been digitally a, get on to me. yeah. yeah. when you get a wow it, let me just open up for me to store. yeah, me perfect. accept taylor pretty to do them. you don't image. yes. you can set up a new format so they don't want to casualties. you're running high. can continue writing the city hospital overwhelm the more it's still to 40, the 69 is it, but others will be good and she was, i mean, i'm all the for sickle little stick. um will you won't say it on a linda meter since. yeah. godaddy queue in job of the family package, you should meet the folks that are you should be like a baby. the children multiple children teaching them or in poking jordan. the school 3 is good. wellington accidentally the

just let them know that out about will began to speak to somebody about sally. so again, it's been shown in burial and associates, of camilla gallop can obviously due to the studio mechanical performed. in addition, in the union that mostly that the shift of the med yet and even then to set them down, the lowest deficient men. they want a single associate. that is from dodge bill that i betty, that a to so yours to sometimes let me give you my view that doesn't have to literally eat either the that the casita finance to work when his immediate hope is the so should that in the form, did you can go the, it was the so she thought, so my phone kissed ronald just as an integrated agency intelligence gatineau for she's through the kid that had some of that, the equal homemade that a she so shyly. then we'll get off the she who to rally it josie, most mortal. oh. so teeny more convention and south it get out in the anatomy. ah, we've seen is obviously a very close working relationship between google and a cia between facebook and the c i n f b i on domestic security i

i don't i don't think they get sally credit for this kind of opportunity. garner and heard up. thank you enough, jeff,well as . rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the archives at graceland, we have over 1.5 million artifacts, everything documents to books, to wardrobe the spaces around thousand square feet. and it really gave us the opportunity to explore the collection and display things that might have never seen before. a lot of our visitors, of course, want to see jumpsuits. so we've over 30 of them on display throughout elvis presley's memphis. it's what people really connect because of shows and concerts, what they remember, cars. the cars are huge. if even if you're not an elvis fan, there's a lot of people that just love the car collection because he has such an amazing collection of cars, probably the biggest part of our collection o

now she is a journalist who's covered the migration crisis is joining us live from dublin. sallie. very good to have you with us on al jazeera. why 1st are we seeing this increase? this huge increase in the numbers of people trying to reach italy, europe, despite the italian government's tougher stance on immigration. i mean that i think the reason not we're seeing people attempting this rate is that they don't have safe and they go ways to get to a country where they feel like they're safe and they can't get on planes. many people anyway can't count on planes. they can't get visas, they don't have other ways to make these journeys. and that's why they're turning to this incredibly dangerous route. won't talk to us about the roots, sally, that these migrants and refugees are taking those from africa, for example. many of them transit through libya or to nisha how dangerous is a journey and, and why, and how do many of them and end up stuck in these transit countries like libya and to nisha. i mean, so i've been reporting on this rate actually since 2018 and a lot of the people with

as sally mother gooey is fortunate to live so close to the capital, he can market his products and lots of different places, including sustainable family events in tunis. organic farmers can sell that goods here. once a week. i want to animate their money. ammonia, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. on a bunch of india is money. we're trying to get farmers to gather seeds, willow, a cub i showed with the ot bush at the same time, we're trying to produce more seeds together with our partners. so monumental doctrinaire and you might find out they're also doing our best to educate farmers and show them how they can contact clients directly, that he's with or via social media. and he was a darla, sit them down at acm beach lot, my lobby. the organization hopes that more people will use traditional local seats, alternatives to imported ones. sally mother gooey has started collecting his own like these excellencies, us before my why you but wouldn't have grown aware of the important role that local seeds play and then, and i'm using that knowledge. no armina, t

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sally: today we had a slightly calmer day in the markets. a lot of the banks that suffered and so their share prices -- saw, their share prices take a walloping sorted to rebound. we learned from the last financial crisis, you do have these days of common things looking better. then, actually, it can deteriorate again. it's hard to say. we still have concerns about about banks like first republic, western alliance, pac west. a lot of them have been pointed at for having this very troubling asset liability in management, issue on the balance sheet. that makes them not well suited to interest rate hikes. haidi: sally bakewell, our finance reporter. let's get to vonnie quinn. >> good morning. the pentagon says a russian fighter jet collided with a u.s. surveillance drone in international airspace above the black sea, causing the american aircraft crash. in a statement, russia's defense ministry denies a claim saying the jets did not come in contact with the drone. the state department says the collision was a brazen violation of international l

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sally mohammed now just to just to get cut through some of the chaffey, they made a number of comments about how the country's going to be working together in a whole number of spheres. suggest to improve all sorts of sectors, energy, sector, strategic, security, agricultural, there's an awful lot of interest structure and energy ideas going on between both of these countries. but let's just touch down on a couple of things they just talked about there. for example, you may have heard the story we've been doing it here on our team to national correspondent steve sweeney will join our soon to talk about it. the u. k is a place to send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine. that has seriously concerning effects for the future of that country, whether it's agriculture or the, or just that for everyday person who wants to live there. they're not going to be facing potentially fatal side effects in the wake of uranium, which i should say depleted uranium ammunition being used in the country. now just just just such as quickly, let me just go through a couple of things here. laugh ralph say

or sally melinda, tele, certainly militancy live. he said the doctor would, it would lose you. would it? me, the gama would to allow for mit lim, doctor to play. did all my lad info continue with that? so just gum would he knew that one does, he did do. could put it as a personal part to narrow it for as it and you know, say it all year he's on. does he did do part, you only don't much as it is on this. he did the budget. so why minister? you mentioned 2013, and that reminds me of what happened then when france intervened militarily to save mighty mighty, was literally safe because the country was divided really and more than a half of the country's territory was occupied by are armed groups. but now you're talking about something quite different with ebay narrative. good look, component rubia, simon group, army said tenderly dionte della press kissella for us. killer, a. d. kill? well is idiot diesel. molly? supermarket this include these? no, ma'am. here diesel. the peg, ma'am, would say, unless emily's said the little literally below. so this is documented e let document lea

hmm lucky sally quintany, in our bohemian get-together, a person who was noticeable after perestroikay got married, they took off with olezh and pulled to the states, his business was going uphill there, they went pictures, he painted for hollywood stars, he made tattoos. yeah, it went out loud that he died recently of the death of a genius for the prices of his work. i estimated his tattoo at one and a half million bucks and to say this work of a great artist, in short, she performed a skin transplant operation on herself. well, i sold this tattoo for a half million bucks of her husband was demolished. so turbines, you again fell into a mystical stupor. and look at me, look for yourself. here, but the museum of tattoos of oleg totsky, the widow of a brilliant artist created only fascist fashion were lampshades made of human skin. here it's just paintings in expensive frames. and each of these works of art is worth a lot of money. this is what, it turns out our russian thieves. each of them wore a million dollars on his body, at least. and you accidentally told a conversation about yo

sally solomon is there for the 1st meeting them between the leaders of north korea and japan and over a decade. this is a highly significant meeting between south korea and japan. very important. you mentioned more than a decayed south korea and present. they're coming to japan to all the summit would come to about the climate. said mister tish, it up both the governments they had missed. so many years regarding the legal issue between the 2 countries on monday, the 4th work labor during the 2nd world war in 2018 japan issue and then apology. and they stop funds to compensate the blend to claim that they have been forced to work in germany. companies during the single door that governments, at that time, the new governments which came up in 2019, they backtracked on the agreement and that goes the huge mis stuff between the 2 governments. but of course, over that there are so many issues between the countries, but it seems that north korea is new development development pushed ahead and governmental which wants to form the kind of alliance in this area between japan, between japan, th

why in the andes but gathered all i can to sally at people ran out, they yelled in despair. all the people got out of their cars. i don't know how an earthquake would feel in a car, but they were desperate. they ran, they yelled, yodi cried. there are ports of damage to infrastructure across the region and landslides, blocking civil roads. the trim was also felt across the border and northern peru where a young child was killed. when her home collapsed. the hollow, the baby was playing, where the stain of blood is. she was playing with my other niece and the brick fell on her ecuador and peru, a prone to earthquakes. they straddled the so called ring of fire in the danger, isn't over yet with aftershocks still ongoing. alex bid al jazeera russia state media is reporting president vladimir putin has paid a visit to russian, occupied maddie pole in ukraine and says he is in a region annex i'm moscow. last year. it was nearly completely destroyed in a month's long russian siege. according to state mediate putin met with residence and visited areas under reconstruction, south ko

i am at jess im, distributes di sally native water to those in remote areas. he says, demand is the highest, it's ever been awarded. oh, shock, my b, this tank capacity can supply 4 or 5 houses only. we have been working on a daily basis and the demand for household water has increased dramatically since 2018. albano walked out of the room. some families here can only afford a bearing of water a whole day. even water from ortiz in wales, a sole t, this ditch extends for a few kilometers and used to be full of water. now it has dried up and people from the village have been digging wells by hand in its bed like this one here. they then use pumps like this to get the water to their homes. but since it's multi sally native people who say it's harmful, especially for childrens as can, some farmers have moved to other cities. others have changed their profession. and with some are approaching those who have chosen to carry on fear their communities and their way of life will decline. hold up the we're had al jazeera in the vicinity of and thusly, a city, southern i

sally hurst reports.eer, gymnast, everyone coming together with ideas, have been on strategy session days with loads of people days from men's artist tick to women's so it is a real collaboration. a polished #k578 pain video and some of the most famous faces to launch an new initiative to help disabled people to participate in sport. the barriers were the same, it is still a lack of facility, a lack of equipment and it's a lack of education and coaches that can actually include and incorporate disabled people into what they are doing and things like today are so important, because, where we are today is highlighting all the fantastic clubs that just within #1ae68d, who have passion for getting disabled people and everybody active. it is getting disabled people and everybody active.— getting disabled people and everybody active. it is all about breakin: everybody active. it is all about breaking your _ everybody active. it is all about breaking your own _ everybody active. it is all about| breaking your ow

let's bring in sally who leads our finance team. when it comes to the soothing of these nerves, you can see there is quite a bit of fear and volatility out there. what is the latest when it comes to proceedings at svb, depositors and what really happens next with the assets of this bank? >> we know for certain the depositors both insured and uninsured her getting there -- and uninsured are getting their money back. they are starting to access their accounts today. in terms of what happened at svb , there was an auction process over the week. it did not end but there was not an outcome from it. the regular leaders announced the shock and all backstock for the u.s. banking system effectively. we know there were bids for svb over the weekend but there wasn't enough time to do the kinds of risk assessments and due diligence needed. shery: what are we seeing in terms of contagion among other banks? we had seen the regional bank index see a huge plunge and some names have seen record drops today. sally: it is probably not the outcomes reg

. >> reporter: sally roberts is a major reason that girls wrestling has taken off.? >> i was at a wrestling tournament and a little girl came up to me. she was upset. i said, what's going on? she said, i just beat this kid wrestling and he said it doesn't matter because i wrestled like a girl. i said i am a two-time world bronze medalist. if he wanted to win, maybe he could wrestle like a girl, too. there is to no shame in that. we took that name and honored it and owned it. >> reporter: she grew up in a stress-filled home and was constantly in trouble. >> i got arrestd so many times. is was put in front of a juvenile detention officer who said if you don't find an after school activity you are going to go it juvenile detention. >> reporter: wrestling turned her life around. after winning many titles and a stint in army special forces she started wrestle like a girl in 2016. back then -- >> it was six states in the union that recognized it as an official sport. >> reporter: that's all? >> yes. >> reporter: today there are 38 with more on the way. american women have

previously blocked both been and, and sweden's bits, citing security concerns often, and president sally in the service says that the bid would be incomplete with assets closest neighbor 95 percent of men, parliament sit and voted last spring that we to apply for membership. now we have got an awesome thank you. button, we have a neighbor, sweden, and to what i now sees, not only due to the fact that they are nice people and to we have excellent relations with our neighborhood button. i have a feeling that phineas nato membership is not complete without her sweden, herself. that has the latest for us from anchor. it was not a surprise so or from the beginning on when finland and sweden ball with applied to be a member for the natal turkish officials. an anchor, a have repeated the said that they have no problem with feline's accession to natal because they didn't have any security disagreement with feel em. but the main issue was with sweden. however, natal has insisted shore for that free land and severed in to be accepted to nato as a package. so, but it seems that nato has changed tha