ah, hello, i m adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up less than 10 percent of photos of costa ballot. so the 2nd round of chin is yes, parliamentary election after december saw the lowest turn out in recent history. the chairman of the u. k is governing conservative party the teams or how is fired of his tax affairs. plus i m catherine thought in central kenya with scientists. i trying to see the north and wide rhino from extinction. i ll be telling you the good news. ah, the israeli government to the house, the series of tough security measures of the 7 israelis were killed and 5 injured in 2 shootings in the occupied to east jerusalem is ready, forces have begun preparing destiny and homes. so demolition. the 1st one to be targeted belongs to a man accused of carrying out an attack outside of synagogue on friday. i could be there to show that the cabinet approved a series of steps yesterday to come back to terrorism. on the one hand, we are incre
until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up the popular much repeat uterus science and peru was closed indefinitely. as protests against the president spread and you sit of classified documents are found at the home of fewest president joe biden. he s promised to cooperate with investigators and celebrations to mock the lunar new year. it s good 5 the year of the tiger. and welcome to the here of the rabbit. ah, brazil is president luis and osceola the so by has 5 the chief of the army. he suspect security forces were involved in the storming of congress earlier this month. thousands of supporters of former prison jaya bolton, our attacked government billings on january 8, demanding the result of october s election, be overturned. general julio says i. d. a rou. that had been commander of the army since december 30th. or claudio, cato is a political scientist and associate professor, i think a tula vargas foundation. he explains what s behind the command a
but ukraine s president says, fighting continues. ah, hello, ms. clark. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, a court in greece, throws out espionage charges against activists involved in the restroom, migrant. they could still be charged with human trafficking grounds. prime minister is in the us seeking to strength and security cooperation to counter the threat from china and north korea. germany, it s really embarrassing itself right now. climate through his gratitude by joins protested, who are going to new heights to stop the expansion of a coal mine in western germany. so russia says it s captured the eastern ukrainian on a solid are in moscow s 1st gained in the don bath region since july. ukraine says heavy fighting is still ongoing. their own town is surrounded by salt mines with almost 200 kilometers of underground tunnels and cabins. give you a sense of scale before the war, the mines who states, underground football games and even a classical concert
but keep says fighting continues. ah! at 11 o clock, this is out 0. live from dough also come me up. peruse, president apologizes for the deaths of dozens of protesters is the chief prosecutor launch is an investigation into those killing. a great court dismisses an espionage case against i twist involved in rescuing migrants, but they could still be charged with human trafficking. germany, it s really embarrassing itself right now. that s why we talked to was credited by joins protested, so we re going to new heights to stop the expansion of coal mines in western germany. russia says it s captured the eastern ukrainian town of solar doff ukraine has refuted. mrs. heavy fighting is still ongoing. the ruined town is surrounded by salt mines with almost 200 kilometers of underground tunnels and cabins. and to give me a sense of the scale of a place before the war hosted underground football games and even a classical concert. hundreds of people f as in tape solid. i have been l
because cows do produce an awful lot of greenhouse gases. bovis and more coming up. welcome to a new edition of tomorrow to day. ah, so we ve all heard of the greenhouse effect, right. the earth s atmosphere is composed of gases in the day, the sun s shortwave rays shine through it. upon reflection on the ground, the shortwave becomes long wave radiation, which cannot permeate the atmosphere that easily. some of it gets trapped, heating up the atmosphere, or if this didn t happen, our planet would be too cold to be habitable. but human activities release additional greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which increase the natural greenhouse effect. and the earth is warming up. ah, one important greenhouse gas is methane, which livestock agriculture gets most of the blame. is there a way to reduce counts methane emissions? mm. can idyllic countryside seen, but something invisible is destroying the environment? cattle emit between 40700 leaders of methane every day. a greenhouse