stephanie decker, al jazeera keith ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories, the presidents of russia and china, calling for responsible dialogue to wind the war and ukraine. choosing pang and vladimir putin held talks and moscow prudent said chinese proposals could be used as the basis of a peace settlement. israel's parliament has repealed the 2005 law benning settlers from living in parts of the occupied whist bank. they passed away for settlers to return to 4 illegal outposts near the city of nablus. they were abandoned under the law introduced during israel's withdrawal from garza under prime minister ariel sharon. the usa department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would be further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solution and further away a magnitude 6.5 earthquake has struck northern a

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. ah . so this is odd 0. these are the top stories in the president of russia and china, calling for responsible dialogue to end the war in ukraine. she's in ping and vladimir putin held talks in moscow. newton said chinese proposals could be used as the basis of, of peace settlement. israel's parliament is repealed a 2005 law banning settlers from living in parts of the occupied west bank. the paves away for settlers to return to 4 illegal outposts near the city of nuts they were abandoned under the law introduced during israel's withdrawal from garza under prime minister ariel sharon. the state department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would be further insight tensions and put a negotiator to state solution. and further away we're gettin

stephanie decker, al jazeera. >> united state says it is concerned about the poisonings and is following elements closely -- developments closely. >> continued poisoning of schoolgirls across iran is unconscionable. there should be a credible investigation and credibility for those responsible. if it is related to the petition takes an -- related to the participation in protest, it is well within the u.n.'s mandate of a fact-finding mission to be investigate. that they are possibly poison for simply trying to get an education is shameful and un-accessible. our thoughts remain with the victims and their families. >> bangladesh authorities are visiting because a massive fire at the rohingya at cox's bazaar, destroying 2000 makeshift homes, religious facilities and leaving people without shelter. she has more from the czar. >> fleeting two live -- looking -- fleeing to bangladesh looking for safety after -- her home when up in flames on sunday. >> we have experienced a similar tragedy, now my home is god and we have lost everything. we bailey -- barely managed to get live. >> fires becoming

they are now back on the frontline, stephanie decker al jazeera keith. ah ah. at least 2000 asylum seekers arrive on the italian island of lumpy, do so by bolt in just 24 hours. ah. are you watching al jazeera life from doha with me for the battle also ahead? several tornadoes hit the u. s. seat of mississippi 23. people are dead, and hundreds of homes are damaged. and handing back relics germany offers to return, stolen artifacts of cameroon. and the vatican sends parthenon fragments back to greece. the aim is to offer some kind of like, even if just temporary, as they will be returning to the front lines in their therapy program for you bring in soldiers dealing with a trauma. ah, thank you very much for joining us. italy is reporting a significant rise in migrant arrivals by boat with 2000 people reaching italian shores in just a past 24 hours. the italian coast guard and angel ships have rescued multiple boats that have been in distress. and at least 34 people are missing. after a boat carrying mostly african asylum seekers sank off the coast of tunisia. th

al jazeera, stephanie decker reports from key when a program aimed at helping them deal with a trauma of what they are exhausted after 3 months on the front lines around, back, moot, this battalion is now rotated out. but just for a short while, these ukrainian soldiers have been chosen to join an animal therapy session. they've been showing symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, sleepless nights, hulu. you just feel calm around animals and anomolies gentle to you. it comes you. oh leg has been in the army since 2014 war is not new to him. we ask him what it is like in back more to the open about it and he doesn't want to talk about it. the mental told this war is taking on countless soldiers is not something widely talked about. the scale is still unknown. programs like this are not that common but it's a start. when inclusion i'd see the wallet because the raja when they arrive here they attends, may be a little apprehensive because they don't know what will happen. but after a few hours they forget everything within they managed to relax and got some new p

they are now back on the frontline, stephanie decker al jazeera keith ah la again. i am fully battenberg. with the headlines on al jazeera, at least 34 people are missing. after a boat carrying mostly african asylum seekers sank off the coast of tenicia. it's a 5th such incident in 2 days. italy is reporting a rise in the number of migrants reaching its shores to 1000 derived in just to pass 24 hours to be will have been found dead in 13 others are suffering. illness inside is sweltering, train car in southern texas. they believe to be migrants will cross into the u. s. from mexico. the us border patrol start the train on friday after an anonymous emergency call. protesters are back on the streets of israel in tel aviv til polls . the government's proposal to the change to the judicial system. demonstrations began 3 months ago. critics say the plan will weaken the supreme court and give parliament control of judicial appointments. at least 23 people have been killed after a tornado ripped through mississippi. in the united states, winds of more than a 100 kilometers

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky, on the outskirts of keith, is rainy's of taken to the streets. ne 11th straight week of protests against government plans to curb the powers of the supreme court critic see the plan as a threat to judicial independence. business leaders, legal experts and retired military officers, have joined the protest and some as rainy. reservists have threatened to stop reporting for duty if the plan becomes law. the president is sac hertzog, as appeal for the policy to be for sound to nigeria. now where vote counting is underway in the country state elections. voters are electing more than $900.00 assembly lawmakers and $28.00 governors. final results were expected. on monday, augment interest reports from connor is voting comes to a close at this pulling station in coddle. applying to scuttle the election is set in motion. the police quickly stepped in to restore order at another pulling center. an attempt to disrupt voting was quickly brought under control. for many voters, this election for state, governors and assemblies is more important than that for

stephanie decker al jazeera, the white house says it's very concerned and an investigation into the poisonings could fall under the mandate of the united nations. continued poisoning of school girls across across iran is, is unconscionable. there must be a credible, independent investigation accountability for those responsible if these poisonings are related to participation in protest than it is well within mandate of the un independent, international fact finding mission on iran to investigate the possibility that girls in iran are being possibly poisoned. simply for trying to get an education is, is shameful. it's unacceptable. and our thoughts remain with the victims of and their families. so as a journalist and documentary filmmaker who fled iran when she was 12 years old, she joins me now from london. i thanks for being with us. so the gum does not acknowledge that more than 5000 girls have been poisoned and the supreme needed spoken about it. why taking this long? i mean, the fact that has taken this long says a lot, and i must also add that the supreme, it hasn't totally acknowledged

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky, on the outskirts of keith, or the russian mercenary wagner group says that it's trying to recruit 30000 new members by the middle of may. the wagner group has sustained heavy losses of the forefront of fighting for the ukrainian city of backlit. they've been recruiting prisoners in exchange for their freedom if face survived 6 months of fighting a little military analyst of accuse a group of using soldiers as cannon fodder. their leader, you have any for goshen says that they are hiring between 50800 people a day at 42 recruitment centers across russia. will the president let him appreciate, has travelled to crimea to mark the 9th anniversary of the peninsulas annexation from ukraine. present her new art school and children's center, or she's 2014 annexation of crime. the andrew widespread criticism from around the world. moscow described and move as an act of self determination. crimea is the home of russia's main lexi naval base. christina passion is director of the documentary a struggle for home. the crimean ta tires and she explains the

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. nigerians have returned to the post like new governors and 28 out of 36 states. new state assemblies will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week. world commission said that if needed time to reconfigure the electronic voting machines following a disputed presidential election in february, diseases joining us now from economy. so the polls now underway. my tell us how significant this election is while this, during this election is significant in many respect because one, it's closer to the people. and 2, because off of the promise is met by the electro. i'm pyre that these mistakes noticed in the last elections of presidential and national assembly elections will be correct at this time. so for people across the country, across the 28 states, this election is important because they are electron people closer to them who they can hold directly responsible for anything that goes wrong or right in the next 4 years. and so people i expected to turn out in large numbers in those states why these elections are taking

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. still ahead on al 0. why a wall of dead fish is moving along the river in one australian town. and louis hamilton's boss says he wouldn't blame him for leaving the mercedes formula once he ah, there have been reports of flooding in the philippines just recently. not particularly unusual. i know. and that is gonna happen again, is probably going to happen in the south because that's where the heavy samples a light re through sunday and monday. and it's also long takes you back through bornea to smarter than optically big shout. and we are faltering getting towards the end of the rainy season. they're all the same. and more significant runs gone through japan now off shore, leaving fine weather. but we got another line developing in china and now you do tend to get rain as time the if it has been a bit heavy, they should be more recently south of the exit north, where the sun is out. attempts is all 3 of 4 degrees above where they should be at this time of the year. now we're back to friday, settled weather

stephanie decker al jazeera keith said, curious as north korea has test launch multiple cruise missiles towards the peninsulas eastern waters. sol says the missiles could have been long range and is not yet clear how many were launched. pyongyang has ramped up military tests in recent weeks, as the u. s. and south korea carry out joint drills is an imminent risk of a global water crisis. that's according to the un, which is hosting its 1st conference on water and sanitation in 45 years. in new york, it says more than 2000000000 people don't have enough water for at least one month a year. 26 percent of the world's population doesn't have safe drinking water and nearly half of them don't have adequate sanitation. the urines warning water shortages are going to get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities, unless there's better international corporation. our diplomatic editor james base has more from united nations headquarters in new york. this is the 1st conference of its type for more than 40 years. some presidents, prime ministers, as well as many ministers from all around th

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. in pakistan, the former prime minister iran con, has arrived at a court in his lum, about to face corruption charges. but police have entered his residence in the city of la hor, about $5000.00 extra officers have been deployed in islamabad and parts of the capital had been sealed off. khan had asked his supporters to follow him, but they're unable to enter the city. earlier this week, violence broke out between demonstrators and police officers tried to arrest con, at his home for evading court on separate charges. come hider has more from islam m. ron han lawyer jack requested that the revenue should be moved from a different location where it was supposed to be because of security order due to our dad can dad location go. dad was one of the primary concerns regarding him. ron fond had been saying that their dog of attach a nation, there's already been one or 10 on him just a few minutes ago. his reg. busy escorted by a few other re entered through this area. so it should be getting

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky, on the outskirts of keith, took it in egypt. say that thou lies diplomatic relations. took years. foreign ministers in kara, where he's been meeting his egyptian counterpart. as the 1st official visit by a senior turkish delegation in more than a decade, the united kingdom's interior minister is in rwanda to discuss a migration deal solar brothman is to meet president polka garvey, ronda hers agreed to receive tens of thousands of migrants from the from the u. k. under a $146000000.00 deal made last year. but no flights of taken off as opponents challenged the policy of the courts. the initiative is a major part of britain's plans to detain and to port asylum seekers arriving in small boats across the english channel. prices for domestic fruit in libya have been rising. pharmacy without government support their crops will be able to compete in the markets. like trader is it western libya. jed de him is about 40 kilometers west of the libyan capital. tripoli. it's known for its plentiful foreign lands and great tasting oranges an

they are now back on the frontline, stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. the heads on sarah, we hear from people in libya who say they are finding it difficult to buy the basic necessities during ramadan. touch your guy the most powerful solar storm in 6 years. ah ah hi there, good to be with you. well, a cluster of severe thunderstorms in the northwest of india punjab state. lead to the 2nd tornado in one week. this has been classified as an e. f. 3 twister destroyed hundreds of homes now on sunday. i think the most act of weather will be for the in the eastern side here. so the states have chatted car jar con disha and west been gone. now fort buckets down around the capital territory in the hor, we had some torrential downpours. here drove down the temperature to about 12 to 16 degrees, much calmer weather though on sunday, but here comes our next westerly disturbance that's going to move in in the days to come. so little bit of a break for now had been some flooding in west java province, that that's displaced hundreds of people, but i think the bigger

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith, you got his parliaments approve legislation that introduces tough penalties with same sex relationships, offenders face heavy fines, and up to 10 years in prison. human rights watches accuse m p 's of targeting l g b to q people for political gain. supporters of the bill say it will protect so called family values. charities working in camps for people have lost their homes in eastern democratic republic of congo. say they're supporting at least 10 rape survivors every day. why it's groups say sexual violence has got worse as a conflict between the government and m. 23 fighters, escalades malcolm lab reports from account goma in north kiva. let me give you a warning. some of you might find parts of his reports, distressing. all of these women say they've been raped in the last 2 months. there's almost no support for survivors of sexual violence in this camp near the city of goma. so they counsel each other. most of the people here fled as the m 23 arms group advanced through my territory. claudia, not her real name cuz she was going to collect firew

however, president abraham racy is now assigned to working group to investigate stephanie decker al jazeera and not in states. so so says is concerned about the poisonings. and his foreign developments closely continued poisoning of schoolgirls across across iran is, is unconscionable. there must be a credible, independent investigation accountability for those responsible if these poisonings are related to participation in protest than it is well within mandate of the un independent, international fact finding mission on iran to investigate the possibility that girls in iran are being possibly poisoned. simply for trying to get an education is, is saying is shameful. and it's unacceptable. and our thoughts remain with the victims of and their families, bangladesh authorities are investigating the cause of a massive fire or a refugee camping cox's bizarre. it destroyed more than 2000 makes of homes, learning facilities and religious senses. and it left more than $12000.00 people without shelter. and the challenge has more from a colleague in cultures bizarre zone. we're a big flap to bangla

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. i still ahead on l 0 o. deep divisions in israel, weeks of protests against the government, now spilling beyond political circles. and president, my coin says there is no going back on raising their retirement age in france. even this protests force him to postpone a visit by the case. king charles ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights. not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate are only both the legal route for a property in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, all coveted beyond wealth, taken without hesitation, fought and died for power defines how well we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people in power, investigate, expose days and questions. they used them to be most of our around the

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. most of the heads on al jazeera, germany's chance the steps in to reassure investors is european banks take a hammering on the market. and the opposition in india is accusing the ruling party of endangering democracy and tons to take it to court. ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15 while the city of zeros in pakistan's baluchistan province. us know for the 1st time in march and 15 years it's about $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters on the ground. they are quite the site. now most of the action on saturday is around the capital territory and punjab province. but that is spilling over into punjab state in india as some thunder downpours there's i think that could damage some crops. also seen thunderstorms through carola and towel. now do states in southern india on saturday. now off to indonesia, it is a very soggy forecasts for southern sumatra. island really right across a java island. i think we are running the threats of seen some flooding here. now in this part of the world, tem

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky, on the outskirts of keith. a russian president vladimir putin is in crimea to mark the 9th anniversary of the peninsula annexation from ukraine, hooting toward an ard school and a children's center. a day after the international criminal court issued arrest warrant accusing him of bearing personal responsibility for the abduction of ukrainian children, rushes annexation of crimea drew widespread criticism, but moscow described move as an act of self determination. christina passion is the director of the documentary. a struggle for home, the crimean tars, she explains the history of the indigenous people of crimea, there, amalgam of very many different ethnic groups from ancient history in the peninsula . and as you said, they had in the ping pong ball when happened. a great and it's their country, their state, the cranium connie, in 1783, the suffered population displacement for centuries. bigotry, their marks have been vandalized their houses and have been destroyed. their culture has been decimated. and when

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. nigerians will return to polls within the hour to elect new governors in $28.00 out of $36.00 states. new state assemblies will also be elected. this vote has been delayed by a week. the electoral commission said i needed time to reconfigure the electronic voting machines following a disputed presidential election in february. i the denise is joining us now from cano. so my, how significant is this election? ah, what basically the election is important because it's closer to the voter. this is we talking about the election of a governor and representatives of the state level. people expect the turn out today to be higher than what it was 3 weeks ago when the presidential and part national parliament election. why held, then we had less than 30 percent participation of the populace. and because of the dispute are regarding that particular election and lot of people want to show their anger. and a lot of people who feel that some of them are percentages are failed to represent them better well, in parliament or at the state

they are now back on the frontline, stephanie decker al jazeera keith. you are stock supposed hire despite a self among european banks, led by deutsche bank shares. and the german giant, close down 8.5 percent mid ongoing fears of crisis in the banking sector. german chancellor, olive schultz was try to reassure europe that the bank was profitable. don't when it came explains what's happening. the deutscher bank and the wider market. what's behind this is what jargon is, stickly is called c d s credit default swaps. that jargon translates to the cost of insuring against the possibility that a bank might default on its debts. and that is been caused by what has been happening in recent weeks. not just this, what we've seen, the value of shares tumbling in institutions like deutsche bank. but what was happening in switzerland, in so far as could histories, is concerned. and then u b. s. this idea, the cost of insuring against the risk that large european banks might default on their debts. it's all about confidence. there appears to be a real short fall in

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. the former, pakistani prime minister has just arrived at a court in his long about to face corruption charges. meanwhile, police have entered his residence in the city before and they beat up his supporters. about $5000.00 extra police have been called to as long about the parts of the capital have been filled off. con has asked for his supporters to follow him, but they are unable to pass into the city. earlier this week, crowed the 1st supporters of police had a violent stand off while they were attempting to arrest him at home for evading court on separate charges. let's bring in, come a hi there, he'll give us an update from islam of that. so come on, just tell us where iran con is exactly right now, and where his supporters a crowd in front of make thousands of people have got to come in. ron con g make period and and that course is also about 200 meters from where we are. we've got to get close to it because the place hadn't been called on and off. shipping containers have been

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith still ahead on al jazeera. ah, the divisions in israel weeks of protests against the government now spilling beyond political circles and is spectacular light showing the sky the most powerful solar storm in 6 years hits the earth. stay with with that early spring warm surf, i don't know, call it spring heat is about to be wiped away by some white weather. however, one hears those details, these bands of rain moving west to east eventually this what weather will make it into bucharest. and there will be a dramatic drop in your temperatures, just 10 degrees on tuesday. that's actually below average all it seabreeze in valencia's dropped down your temperature, but still some warmth in the south west of spain. sophia could hit 30 degrees today or pushes of rain off the atlantic, creeping closer to the islands of ireland and britain. and then we're talking about snow in stockholm, about 2 to 5 centimeters here. for turkey in that rain is still falling in that southeast corner in the earthquake zone, still some show

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stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. meanwhile, the russian mercenary wagner group says it's plain to recruit 30000 new members by the middle of may. a wagner group has sustained heavy losses at the front of the forefront of fighting in the ukrainian city of bartlett. it's been recruiting prisoners in exchange for their freedom if they can survive 6 months of fighting. military analysts of accused the group of using soldiers as cannon fodder. the lady of guinea per goshen says that they are hiring between $5800.00 people a day of $42.00 recruitment centers across russia. and other developments the russian president vladimir putin, is travel to crimea to march 9th anniversary of the peninsulas annexation from ukraine. who's in her new art school in a children's center. there are shes 2014 annexation of crimea, drew widespread criticism from around the world. moscow describe the move is an act of self determination. crimea is the home of russia's main black sea naval base. a christina patch in is director of the documentary a struggle for home. the crimea

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. at least 14 people had been killed after tornado route through the u. s. state of mississippi and alabama. winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour, tor roofs, from houses uprooted trees and knocked out power. there were reports of hale, the size of golf balls. people in the path of the storm are being urged to take cover, or whether percentage of harrington is joining us a more or less drive. you know, during this is pretty much a worst case scenario. part of the problem here was these were tornadoes in the night time, so people just can't see this come in. so i want to show you the radar again. the us states of mississippi and alabama. i pause the radar here around 9 or 10 pm on friday. the vocal time this line of storms, we have darker the blue, and the yellow that is more intense thunderstorms, that, of course, produced these twisters stretching from kentucky rate down to the wheezy. anna. now let's look where those storms were built. continue to chug further toward the east, bu

they are now back on the frontline stephanie decker al jazeera keith firefighter is in spain have contained the 1st major wildfire of the year. the flames spread through the eastern valencia region, destroying more than 4000 hector as a forest. they force $1500.00 people to abandon their homes meteorologist say the weather will be dryer and hotter than usual this spring along spain's northeastern mediterranean coasts. while severe thunderstorms are producing violent weather and south asia, just back with your world. whether update are they're good to be with you. well, a cluster of severe thunderstorms in the northwest of india punjab state lead to the 2nd tornado in one week. this has been classified as an f. 3 twister destroyed, hundreds of homes now on sunday. i think the most act of weather will be for the in the eastern side here. so the states have chatham car, jar, con, disha and west been gone now fort boxed on around the capital territory. and the hor, we had some torrential downpours here drove down the temperature to about 12 to 16 degrees. much calmer weather though on sunday. b

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith find out for his board and his dana, thank you very much. laura. well, match up between 2 generational talents decided the outcome of the world baseball. classic depends. sure. he or tiny getting the better of america might trout. psycho decide there was played in miami, florida, and it was a type contest. so the home run that by japan consumer. oco motor put his country 31 up in the 4th inning. i guess the defending champion game ended with danny striking out he's law san denise angels that team made beating the united states 3 to 2 when this job, the 4th time, most tiny was name the torments most valuable player. i think with show tanya, my trout kinda and in the game the way they did, i think i think baseball one again, and i just think there's w b c as a whole kind of elevated the game. and i hope, you know, i hope that the exposure that it got, you know, creates baseball fans all over the world. and i can't even imagine being in that moment the 2 best players on the planet lock and horns as teammates in that spot. the fans one tonight i'm just

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky, on the outskirts of keith. russian president vladimir putin is in crimea to mark the 9th anniversary of the peninsulas annexation from ukraine. put them toward an ard school in the children's center a day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant against him, accusing him of bearing personal responsibility for the abduction of ukrainian children. rushes annexation of crimea drew widespread criticism, but moscow described the move as an act of self determination. christina passion is the director of the documentary, a struggle for home the crimean har thores, and she explains the history of the indigenous people of crimea there, amalgam of very many different ethnic groups from ancient history in the peninsula . and as you said, they had in the ping pong ball when happened, a great antics their country, their state, the cranium connie, in 1783, the suffered population displacement for centuries, bigotry, their marks have been vandalized their houses and has been destroyed. their culture has been decimated, and when the sov

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. well, plenty more had here all the, all there are. these are including protest of battle with police for a 2nd day in front of the government. pushed through pension halls without a vote in poland. and wall street ends a week in the read of consensus, assist about the banking sector. the world, the ones title defense in india and indian wells from to enjoy will have all in sport coming up a year in return to the polls to new governors in 28 states. new states assemblies will also be elected by the vote was delayed by a week. the electoral commission said it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines following a disputed presidential election in february. nobody will join us now from kado. i am at the very long day for election officials, but a very significant election for the public the, basically these elections are significant costs because it's the representatives to be chosen today represent communities and they're much, much closer to the waters than the last election

stephanie decker, al jazeera keith. or if it's time for sport has andy, thank you so much. elizabeth. full a match between 2 generational talents to sort of the outcome of the world baseball classic japan's show. hey, tony, getting the better of american mike trout. this title decided was played in miami, florida high confess, throughout a solo. how run that by japan's because in the country, 3 went up in the full thing against the defending champions. now the game ended with tony striking out his los angeles angels teammate trails, beating the united states, 32 to win this trophy for a 3rd time attorney was name the tournaments most valuable i think with showing tanya, my trout kinda end in that game. the way they did, i think i think baseball one again, and i just think there's w b c as a whole kind of elevated the game. and i hope, you know, i hope there, the exposure that i've got, you know, creates baseball fans all over the world. and i can't even imagine being in that moment, the 2 best players on the planet lock

stephanie decker al jazeera, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith full plenty. moore had here on the their news are including the death toll in malawi, continues to rise after one of the strongest icons ever recorded in southern africa, all through the country and gone in small to football or christian. a true st. funeral in a crow. he died in the earthquake into the world. number one's time complaints at indian wells comes to an end. we'll have that story in sport coming ah, areas of return to the poles, to elect new governors in $28.00 states. the new state assemblies will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week the electoral commission that it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in february, i was addressed join us now lie from connie, a significant election after a lot of anticipation and worry about the presidential election late last year earlier this year. sorry. exactly. so hell, there were concerns about how this whole process. there was one week delays from last week and up to this m

stephanie decker, i'll g 0. ah . your headlines on al jazeera, hundreds of people have gathered in mourning and protest in the occupied west bank after 6 palestinians were killed in a raid by his really forces is really soldiers violently stormed the jeanine refugee camp on tuesday. ha, pakistan, former prime minister, a moron. khan has pulled off a planned election rally after some of his supporters were arrested for defying a ban on public gatherings. there were confrontations with police officers ahead of the rally and just hours before the events authorities imposed a one, we've been on demonstrations. tens of thousands of people are protesting across greece, over the nation's worst train disaster. demonstrators are questioning why the government failed to pursue safety reforms on the nation's rail network. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group, says his fighters have taken the territory to the east of bar moot of buttonwood, co river, which splits the city roughly down the middle. those are the headlines on al jazeera. the news contin

stephanie decker or 0. unless it from me, cyril van ye, the news continues right here on al jazeera after inside. story do, stay tuned. ah with and this is your weather update for the middle east and africa. thank you for being with us. and we'll kick this one off in the middle east where we're getting his southerly push of wind here. look what it does. are the temperature in abu dhabi, $36.00 degrees, but it is also spinning around this sand in does for these from province of saudi arabia. and kuwait as well and truthful, you could see some showers never really too far away from rod for example. but there's that southerly push of air looking good and minima as well. your temperature at $33.00, which is above average, temperature is also above average in southern pakistan, karachi at $37.00 degrees and then we've got activity active weather stretching pretty much from the caspian sea right down to the border with iraq and iran for the quiet pitcher through turkey a, we could see that the odd shower is we looked for central and eastern areas on the coast of love and his while on thursday. our har moton wind

stephanie decker, i'll g 0. and that's it for me, laura. kyle, the news does continue here on al jazeera. that's off the inside story. say when ah, it's feeling more like summer across a huge swath of china. those details right here right now. so from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river, valley temperature's way out. of whack here, while above where they should be young jo at 30 degrees as the temperature we'd expect to see in june or july. also high temperatures for the korean peninsula in japan as well. now we've got something going over the open water here. that's the situation on thursday. press play, see where that goes on fridays plans into honju, also snow over the higher ground in hawkeye, them now for india who's got storms, the potential for them anyway, stretching from westbank all into maharaj dry and the temperatures are also going up here as well. same goes for a southern pakistan, karachi, look at this, we've got in for 37 degrees on thursday, and we've got active weather pretty much up against that border with iraq and iran . so through the zak gross mountains,

stephanie decker force in key. thank you. oh, plenty more had here on the al jazeera, these are including another attack in the democratic republic of congo, kills 19 people as even delegation ends, a visit to try and stem the violence. was a 1000 small teachers protest in the occupied west bank, calling to better pay and better working conditions. it's for mexico beat, the writing champions of the world. they school classes are all reaction from the game. ah, chinese a teaching thing has closed the countries annual congress with a call to modernize its military and to the great wall of steel, new chinese premier and she, ally, lee chang has given his 1st press conference outlining beijing's economic priorities. katrina, you has moved beijing, closing china's annual congress and beating president seat in pain called on the chinese communist party to strengthen the country's economy and security. se hinden changer we rosemary, nor effort to live up to the time, to our history and to the people. make our generations do contribution of building a strong nation. where on

al jazeera paris, the fighting in ukraine has made many locals, turned to homegrown products. and as a result, the country's wine industry is enjoying an unexpected boost. the stephanie decker found out it still too cold for these vines to fill with grapes, but their owner can afford to be patient. this organic wine producer on the outskirts of keith produces 23 different types of wine. with a little dynamical performance, though, in 2016, i planted a plot here and started experimenting, making mistakes, mistakes, and more mistakes. and then in 2019, i got a license that has started producing craft wine at home at optimal. the standard of craft winds are a relatively new thing in ukraine. wine isn't historically part of its drinking culture, but that's changing with the skin convent. acknowledge it. it's an interesting line . and surprisingly, the war here in the long term seems to have given the industry a boost when the war follow on the holiday. there was no fuel and no workers early on in the war as many fled or joined the fight. then later in the year, well it says increased for us because we were able to reach more restaurant throughout central and western ukraine. or