especially intense for areas of camera room into southern nigeria on thursday as we sides what the south south africa, the northern cape, the province had been under an extreme heat advisory. i think that will be lifted in the days. come as this temperatures come down. so up into has the height 27 degrees and we've got some pretty solid bands of rain stretching from socket into hoary summit. these will be intense. downpours to be expected in time. for the western cape, looking good and keep down with the height of 21 degrees, official ally of the journey. join the debate. there is no he job bad to go. you know, if anyone here talks about women that i had to force with seem to have been says notes. so pick it off the table. we were taught to see abortion had a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix that, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's program. this stream on al jazeera, ah ah, come back, you're watching al jazeera time. to recap

especially intense for areas of cameroon into southern nigeria on thursday as we sides what the south, south africa, the northern cape, the province had been under an extreme heat advisory. i think that will be lifted in the days. come as this temperatures come down. so up into has the height 27 degrees and we've got some pretty solid bands of rain stretching from socket into hoary. some of these will be intense. downpours to be expected in time for the western cape, looking good, and kicked down with the height of $21.00 degrees. ah, the, from the al jazeera london broadcast antenna t people, unprompted uninterrupted, witnessing a much more humane response, what's happening to the ukrainians? then what has been meet with out to these non european produce taught, wanna do with that good a nana offered to aim if somebody comes to gone from europe, then never call of an immigrant, even if they go through exactly the same processes that we go through to come here, they're always known as an ex pat studio, be unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines now, g

viewers that these are the chevrons that were in one of the helicopters found tanzania morocco south south, africa and africa well , you just need to understand that this is a former colony right in the middle of the french, and b- british barrels. i don't know if this matters. well, interesting, but the behavior of the macron is certainly determined not only within french history. the fact is that and if you look at what the macron did in general, how did he position himself even before the start of the special operation. oh , so he positions himself as such a common european dove? yes, of course, yes, and if you look carefully and analyze all the publications from the european and western media right now, because what is happening there is just saying that the main main battle between good and evil is taking place right now in mariupol, and what is being produced now? yes, probably, what exactly is being decided there. that's fate so to speak. here russia invaded there honestly from the image point of view of machrons. it was necessary to show that he must show that look here. moril, yes. and if

viewers that these are the chevrons that were found in one of the helicopters tanzania morocco south south, africage and strange god, yes africa well, you just need to understand that this is a former colony in the middle of the french, and b- british barrels. i don't know if this matters, but it's interesting, but the macron's behavior is unconditional due not only within french history . the fact is that and if you look at what the macron did in general, how did he position himself even before the start of the special operation. oh, so he positions himself as such a common european dove? yes , of course, yes, and and if you look carefully , analyze all the applications of the european and western media right now, because what is happening there is just saying that the main main battle of good and evil is happening right now in mariupol, and that's what is happening now happening? what it is there that fate is decided, so to speak. here russia invaded there from the russian machron from the image point of view. it was necessary to show that he must show that look here, here is marinka yes. and if

as we sides what the south, south africa, the northern cape, the province had been under an extreme heat advisory. i think that will be lifted in the days. come as this temperatures come down. so up into has the height 27 degrees and we've got some pretty solid bands of rain stretching from socket into hoary. some of these will be intense. downpours to be expected in time for the western cape, looking good and keep down with a height of 21 degrees. ah, the world is warming, green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland the melting of the frozen no on al jazeera. when the news breaks, still, your came through the building, tried to seek this, anybody else chopped inside. when people need to be hot. and the story tones, i feel like i wasn't really awake until you went to morocco. it definitely changed my life in a good way with exclusive interviews and in depth reports of not hardly him, but he left her because al jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more award

africa, particularly heavy around bungie. we could see some flooding here. as we saw further toward the south for south africa when the war on ukraine commenced, people in power reached out to inhabitants of the nation. second siege on josina. since fidel castro proclaimed a communist state nearly 6 decades ago, cuba has held fast to which clinical ideology in a series of special reports. we explore how the pandemic, ethan, on it strikes. a new exodus by its citizens are shaping the countries future events and these wars. and this is a source of great disappointment for destruction and anger. ah other m kimbell, this is algae. they're alive from doha. also coming up on kong. the only candidate for it's next leader reveals how he plans to govern the territory for the next 5 years. okay, president reggie up top. oh, on visit. saudi arabia, the 1st time since the 2018 murder of journalist jamal casualty, and we're in kenya heard, is struggling to keep their animals alive during the regents worst route in deck. and at the santa of unbearable pain. that's how the united nations secretary general, the secret

there and pulses of rain through central africa, particularly heavy around bungie, we could see some flooding here. as we slide further toward the south for south africa when the war on ukraine commenced, people in power reached out to inhabitants of the nation. second speech on it just either since fidel.

as we sighed further towards the south for south africa, some spots seeing their 1st frost of the season, but not too bad though in cape town, 18 degrees on for the me. watching out just reminds me of our top story. russia has 5 cruise missiles that ukraine's capital was un secretary general until i knew the terrorist visits nikki, is russian troops accused of committed war crimes and satellite imagery from the city of merrier. pope has revealed the damage done by russians when i was just here as the other honey spoke with you and secretary general antonia terrace during his visit to ukrainian capital. long meeting with president zalinski before you come, you came here. he was wondering why you were going to moscow and you meant that that was never a problem. i can understand if you are the president of a country that is suffering as ukraine is suffering, that you are very sensitive to these kinds of issues. but my only objective is to rescue people and contribute for peace. and obviously with the enormous concern that the, that was the right thing to do. and the, at the same time, of co

africa, particularly heavy around bungie. we could see some flooding here, as we saw further toward the south for south africa. some spots seeing their 1st frost of the season, but not too bad though in cape town, 18 degrees on friday, but give it a bit. it's going to feel like summer again up to 29 on monday and by then or in may. okay, good. all right. see you soon. take care cats are air with issue air line of the journey. ah ah. you're watching, i'll just remind to now about top stories is russia has fog cruise missiles, ukraine's capital was un secretary general, continued to cherish visits, kia residential area was hit, east or person was killed area katasha match with ukraine's president for the mazda then skin toward regions nick here, the russian troops accused of committing crimes and satellite imagery from the city of mario paul has revealed the damage done by russian shedding or steel korean soldiers of hold up with civilians. as despite russia agreement principles without evacuation to take place. we're back now to the war in ukraine alger serious order . abdul hamid spoke with that un secretary jo

now to south africa... now to south africa... now known to have died in flooding in kwa—zulu natal, the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, has postponed an official visit to saudi arabia in order to focus on the devastation. specialist rescue teams are searching for dozens more who're still missing. more than 13,000 homes have been damaged in the disaster. and with the weather, set to deteriorate again, it there is real worry about how much more terrible this disaster can get. vumani mkhize reports. a deadly flash flood swept through this informal settlement north of durban in the middle of the night on tuesday. people here ran for their lives as the rising floodwaters engulfed everything in its path. the mangled remains of debris are what's left. sombre residents look on as a rescue team searches for the missing. a recovery operation is underway here at the informal settlement just north of durban. members here of the rescue team are essentially looking for two people, a youngster aged eight years old and someone who's al

almost 400 people have died in severe floods in south africa's eastern province. southa after the deadliest storm in decades. more than 150 palestinians are injured in clashes with israeli police atjerusalem's holy site. and in cricket, joe root steps down as england men's test captain after five years in the role. russia has threatened to intensify attacks on the ukrainian capital kyiv, if its territory is further targeted. tensions have risen since russia's iconic warship the moskva sank yesterday — moscow says the sinking was caused by a fire, but ukraine says it hit the vessel with missiles. a weapons factory near kyiv has already been partially destroyed in a russian attack. our correspondent yogita limaye reports from the ukrainian capital. this was the moskva. russia's prized warship in the black sea. it's now sunk. ukraine says its missiles hit the vessel. russia says a fire caused the ship to sink. it's a humiliating loss for the country. it is believed to be the biggest such incident since world war ii. in what is being seen as retaliation, russia's defence mi

south _ for it. what is the most urgent need right now in south africa? _ for it. what is the most urgent need right now in southt need right now in south africa? what is l right now in south africa? what is islamic relief doing in terms of aid? in islamic relief doing in terms of aid? , ., , ., . aid? in terms of islamic relief, we have been — aid? in terms of islamic relief, we have been doing _ aid? in terms of islamic relief, we have been doing site _ aid? in terms of islamic relief, we have been doing site visits, - have been doing site visits, assessments around the province. we are focusing a lot on the communities who have been most hits, the most vulnerable communities. what we have found is food, food is the main need right now alongside water. as the cold weather sets in, we need blankets and mattresses, just to give people a sense of comfort. that is just emergency relief, to help them may be this week. we are going to go in there and make communities more resilient and make communities more resilient and give them more to help them survive. ., ., ., and give them more to help them survive. ., ., . ,

the search for survivors continues in south africa as the president calls the flooding there a catastrophe of enormous proportions. let's get more on the floods in southainfall and said south africa could no longer postpone dealing with global warming. we'rejoined now from liberia by dr mao amis, executive director of the african centre for a green economy. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you for having me. we heard the report of one month's worth of rain in one day, washing lives away, what do you find most surprising about these fights, compared to earlier funds like this? first of earlierfunds like this? first of all, i would like to commiserate with the victims of this flood, for the loss of life, loss of property, and i want to see the impact of this flood will last for a very long time, especially considering that we are just recovering from the pandemic, covid, two years of lockdown. in many respects, we have been working in the climate space, we not surprised, because the climate predictions clearly that extreme events like flooding and flooding over time is basically — the intensity is going to increase. if you look at durban for examp

almost 400 people have died in severe floods in south africa's eastern province. souths down as england men's test captain

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ok, so, we are from south africa here- — you are? ok, so, we are from southu are? ok, so, we are from south africa here. as you _ you are? ok, so, we are from south africa here. as you said, _ you are? ok, so, we are from south africa here. as you said, we - you are? ok, so, we are from south africa here. as you said, we are - africa here. as you said, we are christian missionaries. we operate boot camps in south africa, chain missionaries. we go wherever needed and one of the big things is a lot of people ask do you only go when there is war and then come back? no. every country we visit we always try to leave something behind, to start something like an ukraine we are starting permanent facility that refugees can come to to get food, to getjust somebody refugees can come to to get food, to get just somebody listening refugees can come to to get food, to getjust somebody listening to them, somebody praying for them and somebody praying for them and somebody supporting them. so with this, what we do is while we're here we take on supplies. currently i am in 0

across that eastern side of south africa, southern k, we'll see some wet weather as we go on through thursday. and that'll nudge its way over towards that southeast corner of south africa. and yet it will pull in across sea far east to south africa, into mozambique for saturday. cats are airway official airline of the journey cutter, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ronnie cut needed to open and development international shipping companies of connecting the world connecting future. ronnie, carto cutters gateway to world trade ah, rushing up food and fuel prices, especially in asia and africa, least point 7000000 people are affected worldwide. more bodies are being found in a mass grave discovered in cranes capital key grains had hundreds of civilians to bury their french forensic teams are in the number of people in trading forces have shot and killed a palestinian man during raids in the occupied west mac. i 34 year old was hit in the chest and the 3 of us is being mourned by his family, friends, and many others. israeli operations have gone on today's in at least 6 cities and villages. 14 palestinians were arrested in the latest rates. the army

let me tamela alta 0 dub in south africa. well south africa isn't in the clay yet. there is more rain in the forecast. he has jeff with you, a weld weather update. so the rain will return to flood stricken areas of south africa, the province of quasi lunar tall. but on thursday, it's a sunny pitcher in durban at 27 degrees. but let's put this forward on friday. there's that rain dancing right back in for that se portion of quasi luke and tall and for durban. i think we've got several days of rain on the cards here, and let's remember, it was just a little while ago. we picked up a few months worth of rain within the span of 48 hours. another area we've seen a lot of rain is around the western bed eastern areas of spain, northern algeria, so elders scooping up $57.00 millimeters of rain within 24 hours. that is a months worth of rain within a short span. and here we go. on friday there is still more rain coming at. the winds will be a factor as well, but it's done story for that east coast of spain showing you the rest of africa right now. look at, there's a lot of sa

i’m not going to talk about africa right now, damn it, i won’t talk about south africa the representatives of south happening here and even when they vote abstain and say, look what we will take for you. actually. a lot of people say that, uh, but still. yes, i don’t know, played with him in hollywood, uh, or even not hollywood anymore and not even in kyiv studio davzhenko. i don't know what to call it, but it seems to me that it's obvious that it's time for people to somehow open their eyes to the true state of things. we now have a direct connection from donetsk ploskoboynikov, uh, hello alexander, i must have heard and seen. this is our discussion about the fact that western viewers do n’t need to tell them enough and that the russian is evil. here russia is bad. and no matter what entourage you choose for this, in order to demonstrate it, azovstal filmed in lviv from actors who have acted several times before. there are some more stories. they will believe. and if the way out of this situation is for them, because it can go very far. good afternoon. look, what is the situation there in general,

efforts to bring yelman's long running civil war to annette. victims of devastating flooding in south africa, south kwasic natal province have started to rebuild their homes in their lives. countries declared that national state of disaster and after at least 448 people were killed in more than 40000 displaced. brazilian football legend pallet's been hospitalized in south paolo, the 81 year olds receiving treatment for colon cancer is clinical dish conditions being described as good and stable. last year he spent a month in hospital at this time, doctors expect him to be discharged in a matter of death. well, here's at the top of the hour. so you that with who suing on behalf of the climate. more and more citizens are taking legal action against government and corporations demanding more drastic measures against global warming. the successful flight of individuals, again, all powerful industries, legal action, verdicts, climate protection, close up. next on d, w eco, india. it once was a bio diversity hotspots lake billy, cat in southern india. but pollution and climate change have destroyed the ra

i won’t talk about africa right now, i won’t talk about south africa, the representatives of south africahappening here, and even when they vote abstain and say, look what we will take for you, in fact , well, many people say so, uh, but nonetheless. yes, i don’t know, they played with him in hollywood, uh, and not even hollywood anymore and not even in the kiev studio. dovzhenko i don't know what to call it, but it seems to me that it's obvious that it's time for people to open their eyes to the true state of things. we are now on direct connection from donetsk aleksand voskoboynikov e. hello alexander, i must have heard and seen. here is our discussion about the fact that western viewers do not need to tell them enough and that this is russian and this is evil. here russia is bad. and no matter what entourage you choose for this, in order to demonstrate it, azov steel was filmed in lviv with actors who had previously filmed more than once. there are some more stories. they will believe. and if the way out of this situation is for them, because it can go very far. see what is the situati

strike of view estates, history ah, how low they would stop in southern africa and things the looking a lot cooler in the very south of south africa with cape town, seen a temperature below average for this time of year to be cloudy through the weekend . a lot sonia for johannesburg, but the wet weather arrives from monday. we're seeing some of the heavy rain effect cause units, how province stretching into s, what teeny. and that band of rain runs all the way up through namibia and angola with some of the heavier falls in cameroon. and gabon as we go into sunday, now was a move to north africa. it is a lot dwyer along the coast of algeria than it has been recently as that unsettled weather moves across for the east in the mediterranean. we are seeing some pretty wet and windy weather rolled into the canary islands. by the time we get into sunday, but across much of the continent, it is a very hot and dry picture, with temperatures in egypt picking up well above the average in places like hiero. now as we move across to the middle east, it is a warming picture here, some heat coming through for iraq. if we have a look at th

he would do anything in his power never to allow them to be used in south africa. yet more children have been infected with h of in south africa over this today. conference then will be infected in other, the united kingdom or the us in the whole of this year. and i think that's an important and frustration was running high because richer nations had the access to the new drugs developed to treat h r v. but not south africa, not unless you had lots of money. that is for most of us, h r v infection was a death sentence. we had to fight medical schools really hard around the exclusion that they had about which person was considered innocent enough to access a r v. as those were regarded as nurses who had needle stick injuries. somebody who was raped could access armies, but not somebody who was gay. that somebody who had consensual sex and men became h. i v positive. those are really difficult in dock times. and i think as a young lawyer activist, it really opened my eyes. the face of us dog does doesn't lie with science. the failure of not treating a chevy lies and in the political will of all a government to chisels. it

yelland: i don't believe anybody in south africa is seriously suggesting that we can switch off our coal-fired power stations, which provide 80% of the power in south africa currently tomorrow. hmm. it's a vision and a goal towards which we can strive. this is not a south african trend--"let's move away from coal"--it's a global trend, so, you know, one can try all one likes to hang on to a dying industry, but you can't fight a wave. you have to ride the wave, and the wave of the future is not coal. for me, you know, it's better that they ride the wave instead of being left out to sea, looking for the next wave while the winners are having cocktails on the beach. [sea gulls crying] matharka: if we say we are no longer going to generate coal through coal-fired power stations, and they're going to solars and sand so, how many people are going tbe employed in those initiatives? spoor: if you compare per-unit of electricity produced, both in the operating and in the construction phase, the number of jobs in the renewable area is higher. there's the old coal fields of mpumalanga province, where there is an entire coal-mining industry in decline, but the

south africa. and yet it will pull in across sea far east of south africa, into moses. big for saturday. the eastern side of south africa, southern cape, we'll see some wet weather as we go on through thursday, and that'll nudging tools. ah, when i went east investigate the link, some people are willing to go to reach me on al jazeera ah al jazeera ah, take you straight to new york now, where police a briefing media about in a renters who have been working with us from the 1st moment of this incident and we have important information to transmit debate. first, i would like to go to we only we go in the middle, it says you leave your office. we want to protect the people that you see it happening in those who will be able to say we go thank you, commission related issue job well done. and now police commissioner, the city of new york, he shotzel good afternoon everyone and thank you for being here. i am truly fortunate to stand here among these extraordinary investigators and federal partners to make this announcement. moments ago frank, robert james was stop on the street and arrested by

south africa now. water levels are still dangerously high in parts of kwazulu—natal in south africa, after devasting floods been urged to move away from low—lying areas, but many have nowhere else to go. more than 400 people have died in the floods and at least 13,000 homes damaged. thousands of survivors are living in shelters across durban, after the deadliest storms to strike the coastal city in living memory. i'm joined now by thandile chinyavanhu of greenpeace africa in johannesburg. hello to you. you are seeing the scenes pretty close up. just how bad is south africa's climate crisis when it comes to the unpredictability of rain and floods? good morning and thank you for having me. the situation is quite dire in durban as you mention. there is an increased experience from the public of despair as they are seeing a lot of destruction and lives lost. and people are struggling with the fact that there is no clean water, food or shelter accessible to them. why is this happening? this food or shelter accessible to them. why is this happening?— why is this happening? this is siml as why is this happening?

south to botswana and south africa. we've got we've got thunderstorms raging here pushing towards the east across s. what teeny, unless you to, it's going to be the east coast that sees the torrential rain on monday. but there'll be sunshine in cape town. ah, for the latest news, as it breaks got into the opposition, the only way forward is abiding by democratic norms. and the rule of law in pakistan with detailed coverage all throughout are paying you see, sites like this seems all the heavy artillery shell, and there's almost complete destruction from around the world. so many people wanted trusted strong leader at a time of crisis. hulu . ah, we'll come back and pick them out of our top stories here. this, our british prime minister pharmacy johnson has pledged more aid for ukraine. after holding talking presidents zalinski and pete johnson, the latest foreign leader to travel to the country to offer his support. the craning officials urging civilians in the eastern region of the hands to travel to safer areas. people in the city of from a toss a been evacuated off time. missiles strike, kill more than 50 people at a railway station on friday. anymore. calm has been removed as pakistan's prime minister, he lost no confidence boat, which was held in parliament empties when we come in on monday to book for noon for the war has led to a surgeon demand for body armor for ukraine soldiers and police start at a home grown industry protective vests as rub up right now, reports from the western city of live if it's a long way from any front line, but these volunteers are doing what they can for their countries war effort. so the director of this company decided when the war broke out, he had to do something. but she knew i was thinking, what can i do and how can i help in this was at my age, i saw that people were getting weapons, but there was nothing to protect them. ah, this is what is company was doing before the war. creating laser light presentations for company events and promotions. now his staff helped by volunteers make the plates needed for body armor with ukraine struggling to find enough for expanding ranks of soldiers. the fin plates of them put inside a vest one front and one back at the rate of more than $200.00 pieces of body armor per week. and all of them going to the front. as soon as they're made. the 1st plates were tested to make sure they can stop high velocity, bullets and shrapnel splinters, and the ballot coming on this plate and anger blow the us exports and the small pieces of the ballot. and, and this layer can observe, observe, observe, ah, one day when that country is once more at peace. these engineers and designers will return to more creative work for now. they say their priority is getting vests to fellow ukrainians to stop russian bullets. robert bride al jazeera, the vive. now, in just a few hours time polled zillow, but in france for the 1st round of the presidential election, 12 candidates including incumbent emanuel macro, a vying for the top job. lisa pictures in hong kong where french citizens began voting a short while ago. australians will head to the polls on may 21st to vote in a general election by minister scott marson made the announcement in canberra. his conservative government got a narrow victory in 2019, but it now trailed behind labor in the opinion polls. i love this country and i love australians. and i know estrogens have been through a very tough time. i also know that australia continues to face very tough challenges in the eas ahead. but more than either i know that we live in the best country in the world. and more than ever, i am optimistic about our future and why not. and what i know estrogens can achieve . bug counting is underway in the gambia, where people are picking a national assembly. a record number of candidates are vying for 53 parliamentary seats, and other 5 will be appointed by the president. adam barrow, who faces growing political and economic discontent. offered address reports. 4 months of top presidential election. guardians, once again came out to vote. many of them consider this parliamentary election as important as the one that returned president item, a power to power into ag ambia. yeah, we need change yet because the real game is going is not promising at all. it's not promising. so we need a torch in the house with the assembly. yeah. and saw that the constitution can be amended. yeah, we need a, a new deaf conversation because the engine and design because as usual is the, was because his vision ever been more. but the president said he considers the election unimportant static or our democrats is moving. that means defeat is level amazing. that is very good. going forward. was it was supposed to some failure, not it was his on his over. we have constantly do it or so we have been as drum found isn't moving forward. the election commission says the child was much lower than in the presidential wrote in december. local observers say you thought maybe because a parliamentary vote came so soon after the presidential race analyst in the can be i suggest a low voter turnout could give the governing and p p party. only a small majority. if that happens, the president, then we'll have to find new partners to push through his agenda in parliament. ah, although the president won a lunch slide re election 4 months ago and a list predict he faces tough times ahead. if he doesn't win the majority, it would be very difficult for him. but of course i thing for me as an assembly should be deal with different voices. and it is that it's, it's been a business opportunity to see how they can work together to ensure that what is of benefit to the measure is advanced people in the gambia and are waiting to find out who will be representing them in parliament selection of features expect most of the results to be announced of something increase of g 0 up which i shall anchor, has seen its largest protest since the start of the economic crisis. demonstrators were back on the streets and colombo, demanding that president, got to buy a raja pox. i resign michelle fernandez reporter la capital, angry, frustrated and desperate for justice around the president's office in colombo. under the eyes of the police, shalanda is facing its worst economic crisis in decades. on saturday to protest is kept coming. most of them young people in what reported to be the biggest protest over the crisis to d. o public service. so we are here to say that always as needs could be heard and he needs to be respected. and this crisis needs though, and no, because it has gone up to the limit that well be broke and obey any more. the crowds came from all of finance as diverse communities. this course to read, give us stolen money back. and this is corrupt jewelers uplaid with our future. in recent weeks the price of essential goods rocketed and cooking gas and fuel became scarce. hopa last up to 30 hours. 7 economy see a massive drop in tourism revenue due to the eastern bombing of 2019, and the pandemic, coupled with a loss of government revenue due to a major free election tax stuck to blame. not is not in a foreign currency. the government should buy a central that's only might be out of this crisis or above the roger, but just has to be removed from the positions. and they normally be could see some sort of a credible political stability in the country and wanted to go bid that wanted to go stability on the economy. god, sustainability be big becoming country. the government is requesting a bailout from the da national money to fund and also seeking financial assistance in india, china, and other friendly countries. the government has described demonstrators as extremists, accusing them of being politically manipulated. while a very few may fit this description of vast majority of the thousands of protest i have turned up voluntarily. they say they want their futures back and go to bed. roger pox, i'm the government must go. manette fernandez, audra 0, colombo. israel has announced strict new measures against palestinians living in jeanine refugee camp in the occupied west bank credentials, restrictions on their movements, businesses and permits to visit relatives. hours earlier, these rainy army moved their way into the camp, leading to a death of one palestinian man abraham nashville. a picture of 2040 at old mother sadie is laid next to the grave of his friend of the law whole study who was killed by israeli forces in march. now they are both buried in the same cemetery. a few meters from each other. both were members of the islamic jihad party in jeannine, in the north of the occupied west bank. mourners tell us a sadie went to confront israeli forces when dave rated the refugee camp early on saturday, or start so sunday mister sure, he took me to the hospital in the morning to check on my arm when he heard the israeli army was in the camp he wanted to confront them later. i called him and he said he was surrounded. then he didn't pick up the phone. i saw that years of him on the ground uncle, you're modest, lend money. but he was always with me too. and i'm sure i used to try to convince him to stay safe. all of his friends became martyrs. he was sick of this life. the palestinian health ministry see 30 palestinians from the occupied west bank have been killed since the beginning of the year. most during confrontations with his reading forces just 10 days ago, palestinians in the janine refugee camp very 17 year old son of the year after he was shocked by the israeli forces fire. now there mourning the loss of the sadie and remembering abdullah for, sorry, was killed by israeli forces fire. 40 days ago, palestinians here are telling us that the israeli occupation has left them with one option to fight these really army see, to palestinians with arrested and plans made to demolish the homeless. that has him . he's the gunman, suspected of killing. he is really in an attack on a born television on thursday. his family have been summoned for questioning by the israeli military, but all the just 0 they don't intend to go to of the, for attacks in israel in the past 3 weeks, were by palestinians from the g need palestinians consider jeanene a strong hold for resistance to these regular occupation and it's estimated that there are thousands of guns here during the 2nd, and the fall to the janine refugee camp was the scene of one of the deadliest streets by the israeli military, 20 years later without a seat or freedom from occupation, palestinians here see, the battle isn't over. him eligible? yoke your pipe? westbank. shanghai plans to south easing a locked down in the communities that report. no coven, 19 cases. within 2 weeks after another round of mass testing around 26000000 residents have been under locked down since march 28. following an outbreak, dozens of medical volunteers have been brought into the city to help with mass testing. now the presidents of china and the philippines of held a virtual summit, but their joint statement didn't mention the territorial dispute in the south china sea fishermen in the philippines say they're caught in the middle of a territorial tussle with china modeling token reports. now from some bothers some other or no jet ski, the local, you flood, know, believe been all. but when read 3 good, the tears you ran for the presidents in 2016 eve down to defend filipino fishermen at all cost. this is years later that promise to jet skis to the south china sea model turned out to be an electioneering stunt. what about global? that was my bravado who it was, appeal campaigned joe joe and a

we have to head further south to botswana and south africa. we've got, we've got thunderstorms raging here, pushing towards the east, across f. 14, unless you to it's going to be the east coast that sees the torrential rain on monday. but there'll be sunshine in cape town. official airlines of the journey. the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want the started to please don't it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lies, dismantled misconceptions and debate. the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states, the smuggler political 40, that's a radical insurgency, are mark lamond hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. ah ah, welcome back. okay. might about top stories here. this, our british prime minister, boris johnson, has pledged more aid for ukraine enough to holding talks with presidents lensky and keith johnson's. the latest foreign leader

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south africa. in the republic of south africa, the basic constitution on could hear someone who did not grow up under.c. particular constitution but he values and appreciates what free speech means, what capitalism means, what anti-regulation means. all of that. if anyone can say that he can, but to mark cuban's point, if there are other big tech heads coming in here at trying to stand it down, i know who i'm rooting for and it is not them. >> harris: wow. i have never had that usage of lollipop had. before it popped my head. >> kayleigh: my take is this, brian seltzer said there's a lot of fear of elon musk taking over. i'm sure brian seltzer was wide awake and i think about this because guess what it means, if conservatives are given a free public square where they can say their opinion unbridled, uncensored, and shadowed. if they are given a place for the media is no longer leaning left, were social media cannot censor hunter biden, here's what happens. conservatives win nearly every time. when you look at the hunter biden story for example, media research center did a poll. they said 36% of biden

south africa. reporter: the south african president was in the coastal city today, promising the government would spiritorth effort in dealing with a disaster. search and rescue operations ntinued on wednesday. more than 200 people have died and many are still missing. >> [speaking in reign language] translator: what is difficult because we have lost the lives of many people in their houses have been washed out. the roads have also been washed out as well as the bridges. we thought we should come here so that they could see it. reporter: all across the province, there was havoc and devastation tuesday. roads and highways were destroyed. thousands of homes were damaged. power stations were affected, cutting off electricity. hundredsf residents are stranded as they were unable to reach an emergency call center and those who made it out say they have lost everything. >> i got no house. i got no nothing. it is very, very bad. i don't know where i will sleep now. reporter: authorities have urged people in low-lying areas to move to higher ground as more rainfall is expected in the coming days. anchor: devast

south africa could no longer postpone dealing with global warming. i asked dr mao amis, executive director of the african centre for a green economy, if south africa isfrica show there will be extreme rainfall and, in some cases, flooding. and also drought in some cases. so it is extreme events that will happen and unfortunately i would say that the level of preparedness is not up to scratch and so evenin is not up to scratch and so even in places like durban, we know these floods happen, but most of the time people are caught unprepared. find most of the time people are caught unprepared. and poor infrastructure _ caught unprepared. and poor infrastructure does _ caught unprepared. and poor infrastructure does not - caught unprepared. and poor infrastructure does not help. | infrastructure does not help. we are hearing about damage property, crocodiles on the list, cellphone towers down, this is a test for local authorities as well? absolutely. most south african dissenters do have some kind of climate change programmes but they are not translated into specific strategies that could be implemented with a budget and so on so what happens is that of ma

africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and oceania. italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the was spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so, by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations plot was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives. from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation of the phone of british diplomat, professor of political ideas. and also william melanson, has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for it to rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations or that states that allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slave for the europeans. this, for indians, africans, a hitler, there were jews, gypsies, and sobs, naziism is truly convenient. i

considering emerging market stocks because of the big sales they have in places like india, china, south africa, southe interesting to us at least are brazil, india, and taiwan those are the three areas that have the best bargains as far as we're concerned and have the best prospects of growth >> brazil, india, and taiwan india, even though it's an energy importer and it gets hurt by these high oil prices >> let's remember, the largest part of the indian energy market is coal. unfortunately. polluting coal, but that's about 70%, 80% of their power. so they're not that dependent upon imported oil. it's important but nat that important. >> mark mobius, always good to check in with you and get your thoughts thank you for joining me >> thank you >>> in the market zone today shares of tesla under pressure after the chinese electric vehicle maker neo warned over the weekend that it is suspending production because covid restrictions in china are hurting its supply chain nio also raising prices for suvs because of soaring raw material costs. that news spooking tesla investor since the company generates a lot

south africa often suffered power cuts, _ climate change. southme might find it unfair in some ways that - planet, frankly. michael, some might find it unfair in some ways that so - find it unfair in some ways that so many across africa have pretty low emissions but are suffering so much because of emissions in other parts of the world. what would you say to that? ., �* , of the world. what would you say to that? . �*, , that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts _ that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts of— that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts of africa _ that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts of africa with - that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts of africa with a - that? that's absolutely true. there are many parts of africa with a low| are many parts of africa with a low standard of living and low usage of energy. these are people who are most prone to the damaging impacts of climate change and they have the least wealth and resilience, so they are most impacted by these increasingly ext

the miller also 0 in south africa, will cleanup efforts in south africa will be hamper this weekend with more rain on the way as we have been hearing. he has jeff with your weld weather update. well, it wasn't one months. it was 2 months worth of rain the turban saw just a short time ago in a short span. and now we've got another round of rain coming out. sure. there is a weather alert in play for disruptive rain for parts of the province of quasi luna tall. this does include durbin, so with this next few days we've got rain in the forecast. i don't think it's until monday that you will see a return of the sun central africa. we've got storms moving east to west in this area. it's what we would expect and off to the top end of africa. lot of sand and dust being spun around for a round, libya we've seen heavy rain through algeria, but that shifting further toward the east, this becomes a story for tunisia, northern parts and our usual storms rolling across the gulf of guinea. now for the middle east, it's been whole about the heat. ok, so we put the colors on here, darker the red, the hig

government of south africa is vowing to rebuild after devastating floods killed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands. scientists are blaming one of the worst natural disasters in southica's history on climate change. as those torrential rains fell, the disparities between the haves and the have nots became even more apparent. abc's maggie rulli is on the ground in south africa for us tonight. >> reporter: the rain, unrelenting. the flooding, devastating. the aftermath, catastrophic. >> we tried to run away. my children. my young buy. >> we just left with nothing. >> reporter: nearly 450 dead and 40,000 displaced in south africa after nearly two weeks of torrential rain. the area around the city of durban unrecognizable amidst the rubble. >> that's the road that collapsed. it used to go across here, now it's collapsed >> just the devastation's incredible to see up close. unimaginable. >> reporter: local leader alicia grew up here. she brought us to this informal settlement ripped apart by floodwaters. cars crushed. roads broken and washed away. vital infrastructure uprooted and smashed. safe drinking water is in short supply. people left carrying back what they can i