the last year, mostly from haiti, and the dominican republic, the u. s. has passed 1000000 deaths from the cove 19 pandemic. the highest of any country health experts are working to find out why so many people have died. reynolds spoke to one american who lost her entire family and says, the country is handling of the virus was inept. in march 2020 lucy esparza casarez got sick. she quickly recovered from the headache and chills, but soon her husband david was feeling very ill. coughing and unable to stand. he was rushed to a hospital. lucy was not allowed to see her husband, and soon a nurse called to say, david was being put on a ventilator. she said, okay, so are we, we're, we're ready to do the procedure. so i'll let you talk to him one more time. so you know, it was like, ok, i love you, everything's going to be already said, okay. i love it ill. and that was the last conversation i had with him. david died from covered 19 in early april in quick succession. lucy lost more members of her family, her sister in law, a nephew, and david's elderly mother

on thursday 31 people were rescued by the u. s. coast guard and the dominican navy. more now on our top story, the killing of serene ab locklear by us israeli forces palestinian artists are paying tribute to the al jazeera journalist. they painted a large mural in garza city on friday. there'll be a funeral service and bait honey in occupied east jerusalem. she's the 12 for al jazeera journalist, killed since the networks creation just 25 years ago. these are their names ah ah ah ah . who without a 0, these are our top stories. thousands of palestinians have paid tribute to al jazeera journalist, serene abu acura at a state service held in her honor. in ramallah shri.

s. coast guard says that a lot of people died when a boat carry haitian migrants capsized off the coast to puerto rico. over 31, people were rescued, but it is not clear how many passengers were on board gained violence and poverty have pushed many to risk their lives undertaking dangerous voyages, trying to flee. hey, elan must says that he has put his $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter temporarily on hold. he tweeted to say that he's waiting for data about spam or fake users the new st shares in the social media platform plunging. walking away from the deal now would cost him $1000000000.00 in contract penalties in another tweet, however, musk insisted that he still committed to buying twit love it or low that one of the biggest nights for pop music fans is happening this weekend. yes, it's eurovision time and this year the san contest takes place, intervene in italy, and a competition is heavily politicized. as your vision, it comes as little surprised that one song seems to be a clear favorite o ukrainian for hip hop and colors orchestra is riding a wave of good will at the eurovis

s. coast guard says, 11 people died when a boat carrying haitian migrants capsized off the coast to puerto rico. more than 31, people were rescued, but it's not clear how many passengers were actually on board. gang violence and poverty has pushed many to risk their lives and taking dangerous voyages to flee the island nation. no clashes in jerusalem have broken out at the funeral of a prominent palestinian american journalist, israel time security ahead of the subs for sharina aqua, expecting thousands of movies to attend the al jazeera report. it was killed during an inch, rang the army right on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank. al jazeera says he's ready forces shot the reporter dre the arm recess, and entering investigation could not determined who fired the fatal good offer. we had just witnessed some very violent and very sad scenes. i'm sending here right in front of the hospital here in 6 or are in east jerusalem or where there was supposed to be in the beginning of a very, a quiet, you know, procession taking the body of sharina aclu from here to it's the all sit i

s. coast guard says, 11 people died when a boat carrying haitian migrants capsized off the coast of puerto rico. with 31 people were rescued, but it is not clear how many passengers were on board violence and poverty has pushed many to risk their lives undertaking dangerous voyages. to flee a north korea has reported its 1st death from coven 19. that use comes a day after the country acknowledged an outbreak of the virus for the 1st time in this worldwide crisis. ordering a lockdown said media says 6 people have died from a fast spreading fever. it's going from one of them had tested positive for the grow to buyers on the car. very north korea has also released a photo of the to kim jong on at the country's emergency epidemic prevention headquarters. rio previously claim to have had 0 infections during the pandemic. it's refused international help with vaccinations and had lunch. we kept close until now. just smith is a corresponded in south korea. i asked him if cove it is now taking its toll in north korea, 2 and a half years into this crisis. that's right. it is quite a startling admiss

s. coast guard and the dominican navy rattle wick rema. singer has been sworn in as tr lank as prime minister, a job is already held 5 times. the intervention packs are resigned on monday, after weeks of protest calling for him and his brother, the president to go. they've been criticized for their handling of an economic crisis. those are your headlines. i'll be back with more news here on out a 0. that's after the stream. stay with us. talk to, i'll just see room. we also, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen or, and i have seen and played football with these refugees. i look at them and they're happy smiling. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stool. restock matching on how to see it. i i am i to have a dean today on the stream 3 stories we are following closely, 11 years into the war in syria. we look at how it's impacting generations of syrian children, maxed afghanistan where the taliban is once again forcing women to cover their faces in public. but we start in sri lanka, where a political cri

s. coast, and they just bombed it. they use the american who headed up the o. s. c mission at that time, william walker. he cried, genocide after several bodies who discovered in red check as it turned out later, these were not civilians but militants. they dressed them as civilians and laid out their bodies. similar to how things were staged in boots at nic here on april the 23rd. this year, the same technique and it works even when it's not too convincing. they don't need to convince anyone they bomb the yugoslavia. they recognize conservation dependence, breaking all our c principles. and then they said, this is how it's going to be. by the way, after the referendum in crimea, they said no cost of self determination is right. but crimea self determination is wrong. in 2003, the us decided that another country, 10000 kilometers away, post the threat to america, iraq. they showed a file with powder, i think poor column power lay to complain that he had been set up by his intelligence agencies. in several years later, tony blair admitted yes, we made a mistake, bu

s. coast. and they just bombed it. they used the american who headed up the o. s. c mission at that time, william walker. he cried, genocide after several bodies who discovered in red check as it turned out later, these were not civilians but militants. they dressed them as civilians and laid out their bodies. similar to how things are staged in boots at nick care on 8 for the 23rd this year. the same technique. and it works even when it's not too convincing . they don't need to convince anyone they bomb the yugoslavia. they recognize conservation dependence, breaking all our c principles. and then they said, this is how it's going to be. by the way, after the referendum in crimea, they said no cost of self determination is right. but crimea self determination is wrong in 2003, the us decided that another country, 10000 kilometers away, posted, threatened to america, iraq. they showed a via, with keith, how to, i think poor column power les to complain that he had been set up by his intelligence agencies. and several years later, tony blair admitted, yes, we made a

u s. coast guard has called off the search for a third possible victim after no one else was found in the area. ktvu james torres tells us what investigators know so far. california highway patrol says a 2012 toyota tacoma came out of the town of pescadero drove through the parking lot of the state beach here and came off the hill into the water into the rocks overturned. there they found two bodies, and now the search is on for a third. late friday night, the only cars parked at pescadero state beach are these first responders there figuring out how a 2012 toyota tacoma truck went from highway one. two rocks on the ocean. there's always a crash on highway one more often at devil's slide. but um, yeah, more often a lot on the san mchale coastline. people came out to the coastline to see for themselves by sunrise. chp already removed the truck from the water, but some evidence of the accident remains plastic from the truck. and dirt marks, marking where the truck was towed from. we are look

s. supreme court after an unprecedented lease, suggest justices good overturned the roe v wade case that legalize the bush. ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me fully by table, also ahead. a group of people who escape the besieged, ukrainian city of merrier poll arrive to safety ins, apparition where in eastern ukraine the new front line in russia's offensive, where shelling continues and people are desperate to get out of our carries now for a day journey to a shooter, we're seeing and know where to go. we follow the plight of villages of the qur'an minority escaping attacks by myanmar us army. ah, thank you very much for joining us. we begin with a possible threat to a landmark abortion law in the us hotels. so being held outside, the supreme court after league suggesting justices could strike down the key ruling the top court has been considering whether to overturn the 1973 judgement known as roe v wade. that legalize a procedure across the country. neither the

now to the u. s. west coast where wildfires threatening homes hot, dry winter fueling flames across harry's own an adviser and new mexico. thousands of people are being foresee vacuum. while reynolds reports, the biggest active wildfire in the us is tearing through drought stricken forests in new mexico, threatening homes, and forcing thousands of residents to flee for their lives. the smoke in the valley was still butternut because it was, it came on that point. of course, making money. the fires are visible from outer space. firefighters are dropping flame retardant from helicopters and building firebreak with bulldozers. a high school gym has been set up as an evacuation center. the fire has burned for nearly a month, destroying $300.00 houses and other structures. dozens of small towns have been evacuated in the rugged sun great increase stone mountain. some residence in las vegas, new mexico, east of santa fe, have decided to stay and fight the flames. themselves my home had predicted i went on m

the u. s. coast guard is still searching for a possible third victim, and the chp says it's still not known if drugs or alcohol played a role in that deadly crash. more than 1000 firefighters battling the largest active wildfire in the country, finally able to focus on the flames instead of the weather, calmer weather and new mexico, allowing or firefighting aircraft to be called in. bulldozers are also creating containment lines near the small town of las vegas. at least 100 and 66 homes have already burned, but the fire continues to burn. out of control there in new mexico closer to home, pgd is taking steps to prevent fires in the east bay beginning today, several trails in the lime bridge area near walnut creek and conquered will be shut down . pgd is moving power lines underground, reduce the risk of causing a fire up there. sections of the parades so and the or loney and timber leaf trails will be closed until that work is completed. it is expected take until the first of july. stanford n

south korea says the rockets were fired towards the coast. u. s. president joe biden has just wrapped the trick to asia. he stressed washington's commitment to defend its allies against north korean aggression. as more monkey pox virus cases are reported around the world, germany is recommending a $21.00 day florentine to contain the spread over 30 stress. this does not signal the start of a new pandemic. germany has ordered 40000 monkey pox vaccine doses or russia stepping up its attacks on ukraine's eastern don bass region. heavy fighting is reported in and around the town of c of the next. the regional governor says 12 people were killed by shilling. moscow says it will continue, it's offensive until it achieves its goals. and his nightly address president vladimir soleski warned russia is determined to destroy everything in don bests. salenti also paid tribute to the fierce resistance put up by the ukrainian people. my mommy of that is that we must always remember that we have withstood these 3 months thanks to dozens of thousands of feet fr

frank and his colleague spent 6 months hold the i s s that you to touch down thursday night of the coast of the u. s. date, as it departs from the international space. some folks news now and rail madrid are in the final of the champions league off to a stunning come back against matches the city. on wednesday, i still calibrating the victory outside the stadium off to the match reality with 2 goals behind on aggregate going into the 90th minute before 2 strikes from rodrigo to the match to extra time korean bends in more than scored from a penalty to seal of 65 aggregate victory reality the jury will face liverpool in this year's final, on the 28th of may. and 20 minutes til more about round the turns dramatic come that victory at manchester city is chris harrington from d. w. sports and cress, real madrid, 13 time winner of the champions league at back in the final with yet another fairly thrilling performance. tell us about it. yeah, carlo. aren't you lucky credited the history of the club for being the gas? the motivation that got them over the hub. you mentioned another come back. y

of u. s. state of florida. of all that capsule is germany snot months. yes, ma, what did obviously i place takes a look at his time and space. next step is your opinion. today's agency as when german astronaut mathias mom, her arrived in space 6 months ago. the 1st thing he wanted to do was looked down at his home planet. i was like, wow, wow, is like i, i had goose bumps all over my buddy and shivering. almost like, wow, i'm really in space at down. i'm the me. i see a beautiful blue blue blue planet. since then, down on that blue planet, a war has started. and fears have arisen that the tensions between russia and the e u and u. s. might affect the international space station as well. but 400 kilometers above earth, life goes on as normally as it can in 0 gravity. we are all up here for the same purpose to explore and to keep this does face station maintained and to keep performing the science on the in our laboratories. and so that is all we focused on, so the dynamic hasn't changed and

s west coast or down about 28% over last year's peak prices. that's also true for europe to the east coast prices. delivery times are beginning to shorten the reason that we could be close to peak inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation fourth and finally, americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. we're now finally starting to see the pivot away from goods, inflation and towards services inflation, consumers are now opting more for services such as hair stylists, nail care, health care, repair services, insurance, and so on. because services are rising more slowly than goods that helps restrain inflation but not eliminated course services prices when up more than we have seen in decades, it will still be some time before inflation reduces to what economists see as desirable. in the 2% range, just as we saw for two decades before the pandemic. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. the u. s small business administrat

s west coast or down about 28% over last year's peak prices. that's also true for europe to the east coast prices. delivery times are beginning to shorten the reason that we could be close to peak inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation fourth and finally, americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. we're now finally starting to see the pivot away from goods, inflation and towards services inflation, consumers are now opting more for services such as hair stylists, nail care, health care, repair services, insurance, and so on. because services are rising more slowly than goods that helps restrain inflation but not eliminated. core services prices when up more than we have seen in decades. it will still be some time before inflation reduces to what economists see as desirable in the 1 to 2% range, just as we saw that number for about two decades. before the pandemic, but it's starting to turn around . now we'l

they're due to touch down thursday night on the coast of the u. s. state for parts from the international spacy, sports air and rail madrid are in the final of the champions league after studying . come back against manchester city on wednesday. oh really. we're still celebrating the victory outside stadium after the match rail were 2 goals behind on aggregate going into the 90th minute before 2 strikes from where we go took the match to extra time. kareem bens him out then scored from a penalty to seal a 65 aggregate victory rail. madrid will face liverpool in this year's final on the 28th of may. and johnny's to have a talk more about real matter is dramatic. come back, victory over manchester city is chris harrington from d w. sports could see you again, chris. so real madrid are heading for the champions league final, again a with another thrilling performance. yes, you know, real madrid are really the untouchables when it comes to the champions league. angelo ti talked about the history of the club is what fuel them pass, man city and talk ab

it says the u. s. pressured grease to take the ship. a group of lawyers has announced it will take the case of the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharin of ugly to the international criminal court. she was shot in the head by israeli forces on the assignment of the occupied westbank earlier this month. police in the u. s, state of texas have been told they made the wrong decision by waiting an hour to enter the classroom at the center of tuesdays must shooting in your founding. police have been criticized for their response to the shooting that left 21. people killed. now the killing of an unarmed black man by police has led to outrage across brazil. a video of the incident went viral on social media warning. now you may find the following images in victoria gate and his report disturbing that it's still but a thing to police officers pin down jenny valdez to hey so santos, a black man. they say with resisting arrest. they then trap him inside the smoked fil trunk of their police. com or go a look at the man there. oh my god, they're

s west coast or down about 28% over last year's peak prices. that's also true for europe to the east coast prices. delivery times are beginning to shorten the reason that we could be close to peak inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation fourth and finally, americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. we're now finally starting to see the pivot away from goods, inflation and towards services inflation, consumers are now opting more for services such as hair stylists, nail care, health care, repair services, insurance, and so on. because services are rising more slowly than goods that helps restrain inflation but not eliminated core services prices when up more than we have seen in decades still be some time before inflation reduces to what economists see is desirable. in the 2% range, just as we saw for two decades before the pandemic . tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you. tom campaign is now underway to ra

s. s. or lease supreme court documents suggest that the law allowing abortion could be overturned. with america ah rahman, you're watching out as ever life my headquarters here in doha also coming up freedom from c each. the 1st people evacuated from the murray pulled steel plant surrounded by russian forces, finally reached sanctuary. russia intensifies the tank. so the as of style steel plant with ukrainian fighters and civilians still inside the sprawling complex and old world press freedom day. how technology is being used to obstruct journalists with new methods of surveillance and intimidation ah, bottom to prague are we begin with the threat to remove the right of american women to have an abortion that u. s. chief justice has confirmed a lead draft decision about abortion rights is authentic and has ordered an investigation. the document suggest the u. s. supreme court will scrap roe vs wade . the u. s. president has urged congress to pass legislation protecting abortion rights.

u. n. world food program, which works to feed the most vulnerable around the world. now in east and africa, the situation is particularly di, are the effects of climate change are being compounded by regional conflicts. and now the knock on effects of rushes, war in europe are exacerbating the crisis. now, while part of the region is experiencing its worst drought in 40 years, south to don has been hit by severe flooding. now that makes outside supplies of food and grain even more vital. near look, approx garden is flooded. she tries desperately to rebuild her small embankment in her village pug we're residents, have built canoes to move themselves around as their cattle perish in the flood waters. it's the 3rd year in a row that they've had to fight the effects of heavy flooding. tackling again the water, taken everything from me, my land, my home, my food lists, luckily, the flats came to jo, ethical anchor since then. we've lived in water beach. i our best out the want to be thank you

u. s. intelligence suggests they have repelled russian forces about 40 kilometers east of khaki, but air strikes on the city itself are continuing and moscow's offensive is taking its toll. at amusement park rocked by missiles and harkey, cctv footage captured these shocking images. ukrainian authorities said this was one of dozens of russian airstrikes, an attempt to heighten the gremlins eastern offensive as ukrainian forces v t. some villages in the harkey region, scenes of destruction, greed them. after spending 2 months under russian control, residents are still in shock. dorm use the lived in the basement for 2 months. they wouldn't let us out. we were sitting in the basement, we didn't have anything to eat or drink. there was no water. we were getting dirty black water from the well and be jacket mobile. so more thoughtful was, it was a good early to the west in live a power plant was hit. russian authorities have confirmed the targeting infrastructure, including re lines, dc. the

he vowed to deepen the 70 year alliance between the u. s. and south korea. poles of just closed on australia's east coast in closely fort federal election, dominated by climate change. the pandemic and the economy. more than $17000000.00 voters are eligible to cast their ballots, polling stations around the country. prime ministers, morrison's conservatives, are seeking a rare 4th term. despite some pre election polls showing, there could be a change of government. and by his challenger opposition, leader, i was in my albany to morrow 3 more years. let's get the latest on what's been happening over in australia. jared read d w reporter. is here to give us the latest average. what do we know about the election so far? ok, so as you say, the poles on the east coast have closed, they will gradually close around the country depending on the different time zone. so accounting has begun in these polls that have closed, you know, experts were saying before the election is going to be down to the wire. we'll see over the next few hours. if that's tr

the months b, u. s. and greece have called on iran to immediately released the tank of cargo include or protests have broken out into the dawn. despite apparent attempts by military need is to kate demonstrated the state of emergency imposed off the army seized power last october was lifted on sunday, where the 60 detainees have also been released. the governing ministry council said it hope them with facilitate fruitful and meaningful dialogue. results from the 1st round of columbia as the presidential election on sunday took many by surprise after a resounding vote for change to anti establishment candidates were face off in the 2nd round. on july 19th, left us to form a rebel fight with a stop. petro will face a candidate who was little known to recently on a federal p s. he has more from dr. downtown book, i was calm the day after one of the most consequential presidential results in column in history left his former rebel fighter will have a patriot came on top, but will now face unexpected uphill b

the u. s in greece called on iran to immediately release the seas tank as cargo and crew. watching al jazeera life from london, more still adam programming brothers in arms, but no deal in the south pacific. john fails to find agreement on trade and security that and i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damage in us history will soon get underway. ah hey, there, thanks for joining an. here's the situation for china. our plum rains are pulsing across southern sections here, giving us some drenching rain. i same goes for that northern tip of taiwan, so it's i pay can expect versa brain in the forecast on tuesday. a shield of rain is moving across japan's honshu and whole kado islands. so that's really knocked back the temperature in tokyo to 22 degrees. lower temperatures is while in beijing at 32, but hang on a 2nd. the days to come, year temperatures will hot up once again to about $35.00 on thursday wall to wall sunshine. that is we

the u. s. federal reserve has raised a key interest rate by half a percentage point, hopes, move or reduce demand and lower inflation. it's a biggest increase more than 20 years. the united nations says the war in ukraine is adding to what it calls a perfect storm of factors that are making hunger worse globally joint report involving the u. s. well, food program found a 193000000 people in 53 countries. didn't have enough to eat last year. the w h o has warned access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives. in the fall as the leaking of documents suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse. a landmark abortion ruling draft opinion has fault pro, an anti abortion rights demonstrations to this is case, gaunt has recovered. 24 more bodies from 4 boats that sank off its coast 11 days ago. 67 people and now confirmed dead. the u. s. says us now equally preparing for both scenarios with an without the iran nuclear do the state to palm and warned it's uncertain if they will be a mutual r

s. and the u. k. the agreements cause for present provisions of advanced military equipment including nuclear submarines and response. china has warned australia against moves that could exacerbate tensions in the region, but incoming prime minister albany has doubled down on his assertion. we all know that china has changed. china has changed its posture, it's more aggressive. it's more active in the region, and we need to understand that and respond to it. well, victor, gal, vice president of the center for china and globalization believes the new prime minister will actually bring more pragmatism to australia relations with china. i personally congratulate mister our knees on becoming the new prime minister of austria. what he talked about, the patients with china are the to be addressed a very accurately, china is not an enemy of australia, china values, the trade relations with australia and china has the largest market for all things produce deal australia. so i hope prime minister albany will b

s. a dragon capture will splash down after florida coast after a 23 hour return journey from the international space station towards that before astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects during that 6 month mission, there was a welcome to the 1st civilian crew to the space station recovery team, ah, without a 0, these are all top stories. new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of ukraine's perceived city of mario poll. but ukrainian officials say russia is still attacking the out of us as of self steel plant. despite a ceasefire. i'm scenes. national says it's gathered evidence of russian war crimes . it includes the use of cluster munitions, abuse of civilians and extra judicial killings. we know that they are popped over bactrim, but as characterized rush. yes. conduct of the steely tease from the outset. a repeated pattern large in scale and they by stating in impact, police in israel are searching for 2 men, suspected of a stopping attack in the ce

so for the east coast stuff, the u. s. they are certainly going to feel this a really rough feeling day. so 13 in new york, it's probably gonna feel in the single digits. and here's why we've got this blustery ne, swing gas seen to about 5060 kilometers per hour. and for that reason we could see some coastal flooding, especially along long island after the west. we go in a cool pool of air for bases lower mainland stretching into the pacific northwest. and speaking of that, i think we're going to see some snow for their california cascade. so from oregon into california, snow levels dip into about 1500 to 2000 meters, extreme fire danger southeast of california rate toward the northwest of texas in speaking of texas. or this warm feet of air of the gulf of mexico human is while that pops up the temperature in houston to $34.00. so the wild weather, the winds across the eastern seaboard of the us, it's going to produce some rain for the bahamas freight across cuba. and we've got some rain and showers for the pacific coast o

s. s. or least supreme court documents suggests that the law allowing a ball should, could be overturned with her good. ah ha ha ha robin, you're watching old is ever life my headquarters here in doha also coming up freedom from c each. the 1st people evacuated from the mary pulled steel.

last month with b, u. s. and greece of coolant, iran to meet your release. the seas tank has cargo and crew. the head of the methodist church in nigeria was kidnapped by an arm group has reportedly been freed . samuel connor was returning home when he was seized in the southeast state of abbey. circumstances of his release are still unclear. kidnappings or ransom are common in many parts of nigeria, but a less frequent in the southeast police in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro have started using body cameras that move aimed that curbing police violence. the rollout is being closely watched across the country. more than $6400.00 people died at the hands of brazilian police last year. and officers are rarely held to account last week, more than 20 people were killed in a raid targeting drug traffickers in a rio slum prosecutors are investigating reports of summary executions. canada is set to introduce a national freeze on hand gun sales. the proposed law would also cancel the gum licenses, of people involved in domestic violence or harassment. prime mini

oil was seized of the greek coast to round that says the u. s. pressured grease to take the ship. police in the u. s. state of texas. i've been told they made the wrong decision by waiting an hour to enter the classroom. center of cheese days, mass shooting in new valve offices have been criticized with their response. $900.00 students and 2 teachers died in the shooting. a group of lawyers has announced it will take the case of the killing of al jazeera journalist should be, and i would actually to the international criminal court showing was shot in the head by israeli forces on assignment and occupied west bank earlier this month. the u. n a says more than 70000 people have fled fighting in the democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces are battling rebels from the m 23 group. those are the headlines. news continues here in al jazeera. that's after inside story, stayed with us. me. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with you to look at me when you get to me, i think you can just ge

the u. s. embargo continues to have on the island. the u. s. decision comes as cuba past a new penal code that annually say coast descent. in july, last year, thousands of people took to the streets to protest against the government. hundreds of protesters were detained, now, facing use in prison for speaking against the political and economic conditions on the island. human rights group say, the u. s. timing was wrong and the new year think and our bill, i would have liked to see bud and announce we're going to open the embassy. give away the 20000 visas. begin with a re unification process. but i would also have like to see something on human rights, but we are going to sustain of fun to assist civil society to assist the relatives of political prisoners or other things that put human rights at the center of u. s. policy you on, i think any tough economic sanctions have fail to bring about political change in cuba. and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. but he said, well, i'll just see there a huge wildfire and new mexico h

s. troops stationed an air base on romania as black sea coast, about a 100 kilometers from the border with ukraine. later she'll head to progress to meet humanitarian workers. first aid is also scheduled to travel to slovakia, where shall speak to ukrainian refugees and has been another nationwide strike in sri lanka, millions of workers stayed away from work on friday as anger mounts against the worst economic crisis in 70 years. we've been months of power cuts and shortages of food fuel and medicines. and al fernandez has more from colombo houses of government workers like these trade union members of the shall, uncommon ports have joined in the work stoppage, or the hottest all as it is locally called, effectively crippling all government services as well as public life. obviously, grantee, the security watching carefully as the sort of demonstration by these workers happen. and it is across the boards, whether it is the health services, where they the transport services, as well as the general, you know, shops and day to day, which have put out black flags and shut down for the da

sacks has landed in the u. s. a dragon capsule splashed down off the florida coast after a 23 hour return. journey from the international space station for astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects during this 6 month mission. they also welcomes the 1st civilian crew to the space station. ah, you know, with al jazeera, these are our top stories. this, our new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of the quaint besieged city of mario poll, but ukrainian officials say russia is still attacking the as of style steel plant. despite a ceasefire. atmosphere international says it's gathered evidence of russian war crimes which the kremlin denies. we know they are popped over back to that as characterized rush. yes, conduct of the steely tease from the outset. a repeated pattern, large in scale, and thereby stating in impact who's in israel as searching for 2 men suspected of a stopping attack in the central city of lead. 3 people were killed and several others injured on thursday. the fun

last month in the u. s. and greece of colon iran to immediately release the seas tankers. cargo and crew. the head of the methodist church in nigeria was kidnapped by an arm group has reportedly been freed. samuel carla was returning home when he was seized in the se state of abbey, at the circumstances of his release are unclear. kidnappings for ransom are common in many parts of nigeria, but a less frequent in the southeast. for protests are broken out in sudan despite apparent attempts by military leaders, duplicate demonstrators. a state of emergency imposed after the army seize power last october was lifted on sunday. more than 60 detainees have also been released. the governing military council said it, hope move would facilitate fruitful and meaningful dialogue. nearly a 100 people have been killed in a series of mass protests against the arms rule. hong kong new chief executive has met china's president, cheating ping in beijing. john lee won an uncontested election for the position after getting

the 3rd team of astronauts sent into all bit my space. x has landed in the u. s. a dragon capture will splash down after florida coast after a 23 hour return journey from the international space station towards that before astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects during that 6 month mission. it was a welcome to the 1st civilian crew to the space station recovery team. ah without a 0.

the 3rd team of astronauts sent into orbit by space x has landed in the u. s. a dragon capsule slash down off the florida coast after a 23 hour return journey from the international space station. the 4 astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects during their 6 month mission. they also welcome to the 1st civilian crew to the space station ah. with al jazeera, these are top stories. this, our new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of the quaint besieged city of mario poll. ukrainian officials say russia is still attacking the as of style steel plant, despite a cease fire. amazon international says it's gathered evidence of russian war crimes which the kremlin denies. we know they are popped over bactrim that as characterized rush. yes, conduct of the steely tease from the outset.

mit to talk his of harboring a muslim cleric hostile to ankara and pressuring u. s. officials not to sell fighter jets to turkey. allegations of abuse of minorities are likely to dominate a trip to china by un human rights chief michelle blanca boucher let. she'll visit the remote sion jung region where rights group say, members of the weaker muslim minorities, suffer serious abuse. a recent data league showed extremely high rates of imprisonment on terrorism charges in the region. australia's new prime minister anthony albanese, is meeting the leaders of the u. s. japan and india for regional security talks in tokyo, the so called quad countries are focusing on the potential threat from china. the key issue is the security of taiwan. l. u. s. present, joe biden has said washington's decades long stance toward taiwan, remains unchanged. biden's clarification comes a day after he told reporters at the quad summit unto care that he would use force to defend taiwan from any attack by china. china regards democratic island as part of its territory. beijing was quick t

the japanese coast guard reports. it has already fallen into the sea. it comes a day after the u. s. warned. pyongyang could be preparing to conduct a nuclear test as early as this month. in ukraine, it's read a russian c spy in mary paul is entering its final day and the u. n. is scrambling to rescue civilians. hundreds of people including ukrainian fighters, are trapped at the besieged as of style steel plant. it's the last remaining hold out of ukrainian forces in mary a poll. 50 people were evacuated from that facility on friday. they arrived at a camp in the russian controlled village of busy men, eng. ukrainian officials have again accused russia of violating unsafe fire, which is supposed to help people get to safety. priyanka you cooper, reports. this is rochelle destruct the siege of the last remaining ukrainian resistance. in maria poll under the smouldering ruins of the hours of south steed plant are $200.00 civilians. believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keefe say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the