annexation ah believes breakup protests against renown. because government is a nationwide strike shot schools and businesses and a new state of emergency is declared. at least 8 people killed after a massive explosion of 5 star hotel in central havana and irish nationalists partition fane on cause for a huge win in northern islands. elections. bringing the prospect of a united island close up and the ins for another landmark moment for the rising a salve men's tennis. 19 year old carlos al kenneth, that beats his idol rifle in the dull to reach the madrid masters semifinals. welcome to the news al united nation to saying it. scrambling to rescue more people from the tunnels of murray poles besieged as of stele steel plant, hundreds of civilians, along with ukrainian fighters are still trapped in the industrial facilities underground. bunkers, 3 buses carrying civilians evacuated from the pond. on friday, arrived a camp in the russian control town of busy men. ukrainian officials of again accused rusher of violating a ceasefire, which is supposed to help people evacuate president ramirez. lensky says sullen, says he is an example of torture and salvation used as a weapon of war, brianca goop to reports. now. this is rochelle, distract the siege of the last remaining ukrainian resistance in mario poll. under the small drink ruins of the odds of sa, steve plant are $200.00 civilians believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keith say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the un. i've received your release of styling currently, russian shilling and the assault on as of style has not stopped. civilian still need to be taken out. women and children, many children who are still there. just imagine this hell more than 2 months of constant shelling or bombing constant death nearby. we expect an effective regime of silence, but we are doing everything to find a solution and to save on the train station may be brushing pans are not far away. they're allied separate as fighters patrol the streets. this fly to things victory . another style is near soccer. everything is fine. we are working. we are fighting. sometimes we're not far just to the left go step by step in moscow. soldiers preparing for monday's parade to mark victory. against nazi germany during the 2nd world war. but in the war in ukraine, preston vladimir putin doesn't have much to celebrate. the war has isolated his nation and united it. suppose he could hear the casanya newkirk and sung soon you small. no punishment or sanctions can break the will of our people. of the russian leadership. i aimed at defending the historical truth with astonish as the legitimate interests of the russian federation sources and preventing direct threats to our securities, being created on our borders and threats to our culture. our history, good us, all this is currently at stake. no, she does. of course is to live with russian troops are preparing to take a full control of mario, paul. it's not clear when or how this war will come to an end. bianca book there i'll to, sir, was there earlier i spoke to yvonne gold thinker, the director of human resources of the besieged, as of sal, still plant in mary paul is now in zap parisha where the evacuees are arriving. i also what it's like there and wish him shows up at all. he again, we are in separation where there is a rehabilitation and integration center. so people who have been evacuated from mary, you, paul, from the main shareholder of the style plant of to thought it to help with the employees who manage to get out of memory. you pull that is a humanitarian aid with certain things they might need because people are leaving their homes without anything you thought without any belongings. can you tell me what says injuries the evacuees have sustained? and what is that general condition to lu dakota? they have broken limbs, some have fractional wounds, amputations of fingers, different levels of injuries. basically the whole range of some injuries were sustained in their homes because some people stayed at home when they were being shelled. some were injured when they were nipping out to get some water. well, they were cooking food in the courtyard. those who have managed to escape is our style plant. have been trapped there for up to 2 months now. what they told you about their ordeal own, you could do some of the people who lost complete understanding of what was happening. some people are terribly confused because their houses are ruined. i have lost their family and they can't see the point of living further. now, to was it difficult to ensure that those who managed to leave the plant were taken to ukrainian territory? is there any information you can give us about the process and the negotiation to get people out? there was an official humanitarian corridor established on the basis of agreement between russia and ukraine. that's when the 1st 56 people were evacuated. all the previous evacuations were conducted at their own risk. ukraine buses were not allowed to intimate you, paul. and they had to wait in the next town, and people were taking risks to get them. those people who were taken from the as a sell still plant were taken to busy maine. and for 3 days they were interrogated by russian soldiers. and we had no idea if they were allowed to continue on to ukrainian territory. it was a very difficult task, but you have any information about russian shelling and attempts to storm the plant . recently, she was up today, they had a 2nd attempt to evacuate people from the as of stone plant. they had an agreement with the russians that they wouldn't shoot, but they shorted the civilian vehicle. one person died and some were injured. we managed to vacuum 12 people, but they were many who had to stay behind at the steel plant on their fighters who were defending the pont, who don't want to leave their refusing to go. they want to be the till the end. when you go, then you know, they don't have any other outcome any other way because russians don't leave anyone alive. they tell the world that they have suggested ukrainian fighters lay down their weapons, but they kill any one. though just lewis, people say they will stop shooting, but then they kill people. so a heroes do not have any chance because her heroes do not stirred any chance to be alive, to get out alive. and that's why they have to defend. they have to resist. what the most russian forces of almost encircled the ukrainian city of several done yet it's the easternmost city, still held by keith and according to local officials, russia, military and allied forces are trying to storm it. local authorities have been urging people who is still there to leave. about 15000 people are still inside the city, which had a population of a 100000 before the war. the capture of arrow danielle would be a major game for the russian army. or more broadly, this is how the conflict is looking and red and the areas held by russia and it's separatist allies. there are only offensive in the east and south crimea was annexed by russia in 2014. and these are the places where fighting has been heaviest. in the past 24 hours to algiers. charles stratford isn't barcroft in done yet with more on the offensive in the east. well, more heavy fighting overnight and into this morning in various locations in the east of ukraine and both the donnette screeching and the lou gun screech. and yet again, we're hearing form the ukranian all sorties about heavy fighting in and around the town of papa's. now now this has been contested for weeks. now we know that sir. all evacuation efforts, those evacuation if it's being led by volunteers stopped a couple of days ago. we're also hearing from the regional military authorities of lou guns. they're saying that around $50000.00 civilians still trapped in towns like papa's anna and the surrounding villages. and as i say, evacuation efforts pretty much stopped. we know that russian forces had been trying to push down south towards those cities of sla vianza and crematory square. of course, yesterday we saw the city recovering from one of the largest bombardments of rockets to hit the city since the war began. now we were in the forests in that area between kramer tools and easy him yesterday speaking to soldiers, off camera, they wouldn't allow us to film. but they said that they had repelled at least 3 ways, or 3 attempts by russian pools used to push through their positions in that area. there was a lot of heavy shilling that we could hear as well. from around is g m and post to the west of ism and to the east. so we're, as i say at the moment it seems to be a bit of a stalemate, right? the way across this region, the ukrainians so far saying that they are managing to defend their positions or ukraine assailant. moscow wants to annex it southern her. san region of ash and politician visited the area on friday saying who i shall be and house on forever, and it saying it would help create a land coil between russia and crimea. i'd abdul hamid traveled to the villages along the southern front lines desperate to leave the russian occupation they cycle then walked for hours under cover of darkness. didn't last, we had got competently, i going to kill me says this women suspicious as the ukrainian police register new arrivals. this was their 4th attempt to feed her son region where life had become unbearable, says vladimir. yet his night. when you're done with no, the air is different here. he says, there was a tumbler, sure person bring it to stay. there was more dangerous. we decided to take the risk . there were attempts for humanitarian car doors and people went to the meeting point with white flags. but the soldiers dispersed us instead of you on a corridor and go to crimea. army for what the bluff. that's when people started finding other ways to reach to ukrainian side. what's the level of superior court with forward it will all get it sooner shows as the warehouse where bikes, wheelchairs, primes, and even wheelbarrows are held. people used, whatever they had, she says. so the russians about 3 kilometers away from here, those coming out of the region crossed the lines and no, no man's land between the 2 armies and hope not to get in the crossfire. it's a treacherous passage, but is to only escape route to see about gloves vermont. thank you guys. we're waiting for you. he says, the armies holding as defensive position, but ukraine claims the russians are preparing for a major push here. and this fear that the soldiers could be out gun, while most of the western weapons had to dumb best region in the east of the country, was clark letter to famine. we need heavy weapons artillery javelins, drones, because they have a lot of weapons. the russians don't care about saving their soldiers lives and the balance like works. hundreds of them lie in the fields or nobody collects the bodies, but they have a lot of weapons. the villages along the contact lines come under shelling. the rumble of artillery sounds at regular intervals, but is the fear of an imminent annexation. just like what happened in crimea and in dumbass 8 years ago, that are pushing people to cross front lines on their own. hood up to meet algebra in southern ukraine. but in terms of our, the broader development, the insecurity counts as adopted his statement supporting efforts to find a peaceful solution to what it called in crane dispute. that's how it was described . members held an informal meeting at russia's request where its ambassador provided what he said was 1st hand information from frontline witnesses. it included allegations of attacks against civilians by ukrainian forces. russia has also been accused of committing atrocities during the invasion, which it denies amnesty internationally saying there are clear signs. russia has been using cluster munitions in ukraine and committing extra judicial killings. we know they are part of the back to him. but as characterized rush, yes, conduct of the steely tease from the outset. a repeated pattern lodge in scale, and thereby stating in impact in all the developments ukraine's as it hit. another warship which has now burst into flames. the macro of frigate is said to have been sailing close to snake island in the black sea. if confirm the frigate would be the 2nd major naval lost during rush is offensive. ukrainian forces struck russia's flagship naval vessel, the moskva with 2 missiles in april, causing a fire that eventually sank. the ship. pentagon spokesman john kirby couldn't confirm the strike on the ship, but he didn't clarify whether the action was results have us supplied intelligence . we provide them what we believe to be relevant and timely information about russian units that call allow them to a justin execute their, their self defense to the best of their ability, the kind of intelligence that we provide them. it's legitimate, it's lawful and it's limited. and i would also add, and this is not an important point. we are not the only sole source of intelligence and information to the ukrainians. they get intelligence from other nations as well . we don't get heads up about their day to day operations, nor, nor do we expect to mean that they're, they're in an act of fight. now the kremlin is saying the allegations russia stolen, huge quantities of grain from ukrainian territories is likely to be towed. it is likely to be fake. now, the un food agency official says that there are signs that russian forces of truck to grain out of occupy territories. ukraine's deputy agriculture minister made the same claim last week, a crime in spokespersons as the you and did not bother to verify the claim before repeating it. well, the well food program is saying nearly 25000000 tons of grain is stuck in ukraine unable sleeve because russia is brocaded seaports like mary, a poll and odessa on solution is so called green corridors through mainland europe . trained carrying 2000 tons of ukrainian corn arrived in austria on friday, austria plans to facilitate the export of up to $60000.00 tons of grain per month. austrian railways, also appliances and daily call goes through slovakia, the czech republic and poland to reach the global market. to say this is their food was empty, the obese from stab. hm. but at the moment several european countries are trying to establish these grain corridors. that's the overall goal. this shipment here will go to an austrian company, and we'll, we paid for at market price. but, and this is decisive. we do have the big demand, not just in australia, but around the world. especially central africa has a demand for food supplies from ukraine. and till now, these shipments went via the port of odessa. now we just have to find alternative routes for these grain shipments. what big italy is ordered? the seizure of a luxury yacht, it says, is linked to the russian president vladimir putin. the sharon's odd is said to be worth $700000000.00 and has been under investigation since march spokesperson for the italian c groups at the vessel has been undergoing a $4800000.00 refit and the marina de corrado port since september. but recent activity at the dockside, it's adjusted. the crew was preparing to push it to see in watching the news. our life from london national still had on the program arrested after their flight was diverted, bella roo sentences. the rushing girlfriend of a dissident blogger to 6 years in jail. ah, a tough might for boys. johnson has britain's ruling. a conservatives lose hundreds of seats in local elections and bad news for the opposition as well. and it's for how ukraine's football team hoping to lift their nation santa will have that story and more later on. ah, true and cuz president has declared a state of emergency for the 2nd time in 5 weeks is as government faces escalating protests. millions of people stayed away from work on friday as anger mouse over the countries worst economic crisis in 70 years. with blackouts and series shortages and food, fuel and medicines. michelle fernandez reports now from colombo police, were among the few state employees working in chill anchor on friday. these water cannon, auntie, aghast to disperse, hundreds of protested, gathered at barricade, sealing off the entrance to parliament. inside the building and she java than a para opposition. representatives marched into the speaker's office, asking him to ordered the police to stop that operation. the also demanded, he set a date for no confidence motion. they're putting forward against the government. the government is under increasing pressure to resign, facing a 2nd nationwide strike in 8 days, hospitals, railways, postal services, schools, and poets were disrupted strictly with government. and lord, i bet i'd like to so dress once a while for these failures the free lunch i therefore, we don't believe they can be well up this country her after. therefore, we are asking mil goldman new a new leadership new system for sri lanka. that's why all the people i get together for one umbrella demonstrations in march, as like this, have been a common site in the capital, colombo and around the country. in sheila, on the northwestern coast, fishermen also took part in the protests. however, they sent in a be, you are, we have more than 15000 fishing families in this area. we're all helpless. so we'll protest today tomorrow. and in the future it, i did hear that the government has admitted its foreign reserves, have fallen to just $50000000.00 us dollars, leaving it unable to buy essential food medicine and fuel cues have stretched for kilometers around most petrol stations. in recent days, after months of insisting it has things under control, the government is now approach the international monetary fund for a bailout. and president got up a roger potter has replaced his cabinet as cause increased for him to step down. his new media minister told al jazeera roger boxes making an effort and should be supported to bring stability. he got into some good, very popular, and people who in the common some of a, some of his own family members of 5 of them out now. so we decided to go change as he attorney is making an effort a so i think um we are trying to help him. he has given us a challenge. we are trying to face that challenge and find solution to people. go to heaven says that new team should be given 6 months to a year and a half before elections are held to decide a way forward trade union save the last work. stoppage of this scale was 69 years ago. but our warning they will launch an indefinite strike if the government does not, he demands for it to resign. men of fernandez, ojo 0 colombo. so what led to this economic crisis and tranquil tourism that fell dramatically some report say by as much as 80 percent due to the 2019 east of bombings, followed by the covert pandemic. a series of tax cuts introduced by president got by roger pock sir. so a 2 percent falling gross domestic product value added tax was nearly half. then last april, roger packs a band or fertilize the imports sanctioned. i would be a 100 percent organic farming nation that caused a drastic fall in agricultural production, including a 14 percent drop in rice cropped fueling, the need for imports. so i spoke to john perrera, who's executive director of the national peace council of shanker. i began by asking how much support friday strike had across the country. it is taking place in all parts of the country, particularly the singular majority parts of the country. thing really is that the majority of the population and they are the ones to watch at the present drive to update the power and the government. and they are the ones who are now taking the lead in opposing his government. because he has actually failed very shamefully in, in delivering results to the people that are incredible shortage of food medicine. and he had to take responsibility for this and i think the cause for him to resign. i'll bet it because he has to be responsible. the person who heads the government at the time when the economy is collapsing and not stay on and the rest of the government, i think also needs to sit down with lee. you have many, should i can to angry about a massive decline in living standards, but there are others who impoverished it was struggling to feed their families. will they continue to, to resist and confront a security forces? or might they be intimidated into silence? that there are, there are 2 groups of people. one of the university students, young people who are affiliated to political party. and then there is a large mass of people, the general population who come on they come in and out of the practice. i think the university students, they use literary men coming because they also politically motivated, they will probably fight. and this is very bad because in the past we have had very, very violent situations. read government crack down, and you revolted. we don't want that to happen again. in this case, the, all the people joining that you join them, you know, we protect them. and because also they feel very strongly about the situation in the country. and they feel that the youth, what you're doing is for all the people we want our government to think of all the people rather than their own position. couple of other stories to bring, it's been announced that from monday nigerian airlines will stop operations until further notice. because of the high cost of jet fuel. domestic flights have been disrupted since march global jet fuel prices of sword since rushes innovation in ukraine. while some news from the democratic republic of congo where at least 13 people have been injured in protest against proposed changes to the electoral law, police fight gas, it demonstrates as in the capital kinshasa, one person is believed to be in a critical condition in hospital. more than 50 were arrested, including opposition. m p's president, president phoenix tissue. katie is being accused of using the proposed law to stifle opponents at the next election out, east 8 people have died and an exposure, a 5 star hotel is being renovated in the center of the cuban capital. havana, president miguel diaz canal says the explosion at the hotel saratoga was not caused by a bomb. and a gas leak is the most likely cause. john hallman reports the sound of the explosion. rick proof of m as old town at noon on the front of the southern toga hotel. one of the most luxurious and expensive in the cuban capital. preliminary investigations indicate it was caused by ghastly, says the cuban president's office. movie stars and celebrities like madonna had stayed in the sulisaga, now rescue workers and locals, a searching for people missing under the rubble. at least 8 to dead dozens injured artificial it was a blast that threw me out there. apparently it could have been worse. no tourist was staying at the hotel because it was undergoing renovations, said the habana governor. president miguel diaz canal arrived at the scene shortly after the blast published i. there's a group of people receiving help, a rescue teams, the specialized emergency forces. we have debts. unfortunately. the hospitals are dealing with the injured explosion, damaged other buildings around the hotel to that will worries, especially about a nearby primary school authority. say that thankfully the children and teachers there are okay. holdings in have i'm as beautiful but disintegrating old town often suffer fooling masonry but explosions are rare. this one is shop the island john homan out visitor. marcella had on the news hour. why the son of an infamous philippine dictator accused of conjuring billions is now the front runner in the countries elections. of the record, heat wave exacerbated by climate change leads to weeks of power cuts. india says it plans to reopen more than a 100 coal mines. in a dramatic finish the opening stage of this, his hero de talia final walk up and forward. ah ah, let's go with your weather report for europe in africa here for one good to see. so we've got some rain being flung around, parts of italy, particularly heavy over sardinia and southern sections where there are weather alerts in play. and same goes for those eastern shores of the adrian to see that rain pressing as far north into areas of austria. showers can be expected in zurich as fall with a hive. 17 degrees. ok, so western areas of turkey are looking good. it's further toward the east, we've got a bit of showers, a cool pool of air here as well. entourage is 14 degrees and we see that wet weather pushing into the caucasus as while cool air here. tbilisi, 13 other side of the mediterranean, things are drain off for spain and where we've got some, we've got high temperatures. so a picture perfect day in lisbon with a high 27 degrees. mostly cloud cover across the islands of ireland and britain may squeak out a few showers there. the same goes for the low countries and sudan, 18 a number for you on saturdays. so top end of africa, it's really toward northern parts of val. jerry, anton easier where we've got what weather, so we go in for a closer look. this is all part of that disturbance. soaking rains for tunis on saturday and will land in south africa were wet and windy conditions. pushing to the cape part, elizabeth has a height of 18 degrees that your weather report. ah oh, oh oh, where ever you go in the world? one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go seen as a burden. countless babies are aborted in india simply for being girls. but amidst these resistance, even from her own patience, a fearless midwife has adopted the course of challenging, deeply ingrained tradition building and terminating this modern day de decide. the door to 3. witness on algae dealer. lou ah welcome back main stories now. the un says it's scrambling to rescue more people from the tunnels of mariposa besieged as elf style still pon. i made the ongoing fighting. the 3 buses carrying civilians evacuated from the pond on friday and arrived at the camp in russian control territory. the shrunken police of 5 water cannon and tear gas at crowds of people protesting outside parliament. as part of a nation wide strike, president is declared a state of emergency for the 2nd time in 5 weeks. and at least a people have died in a explosion at a hotel what was being refurbished in the cuban capital havana. several others were injured in the blast. a bad a rush and caught his sentence, the russian girlfriend of a dissident blogger to 6 years in jail after both were arrested when the authorities in minsk diverted their flight. 2424 also fears to pagan, her belo russian boyfriend, roman protested, which were on a ryanair flight, which was forced to land and barrows last may. they been flying from athens to vilnius. so peggy has been found guilty of inciting social hatred. a pagan has been found guilty of premeditated actions aimed at inciting social hatred and sowing discord against another social group with grave consequences. she was also found guilty of illegally collecting and distributing private information constituting the personal family secret of another person without the consent which caused harm to the rights. freedoms and legitimate interests of the victims. police in israel is still searching for 2 men. suspected of a stabbing attack in the central city of a lad. they released pictures of the pair who are 19 and 20 years old. and from the town of jeanine in the occupied west bank is ready. please say they killed 3 people in the attack on thursday and injured several others. the defense ministers extended until sunday, a closure of the west bank to stop palestinians entering israel. saudi arabia's released $108.00 who the fighters is part of what it says at efforts to end the 7 year war and yemen. international red cross facilitated the transfer the former detainees to yemen, port city of aiden, united nations, bro, could a truce between the saudi led coalition and who's the fighters? earlier in april the national policy sion fe looks like you to come out on top in northern islands elections for the 1st time in the provinces. history. cornerstone of the parties manifesto is to leave the u. k. and unite with the island of island . but his journal reports from belfast that still a distant prospect. kelly, if i only when same account promised many more for the nationalist party, committed to a united ireland and predicted by opinion polls to beat their pro british unionists . rivals, for the 1st time in a 100 years lifelong the republican party do have united and we also have to show that we deal with people's issues as they go to the thank they're not updated on inseparable, shouldn't change campaign focused on bread and butter issues like the cost of living, crisis, health and housing as precursors to irish reunification. the union is, on the other hand, was split with the largest party, the democratic unit is threatening to boycott, the store mom to assembly because of post greg border. arrangements that they say undermine the very union they exist to defend. no non protocol is the key to for us at the time. and we need to get resolution abroad because by, as they get it within a country between grant nolan items. and we need to move to via and get rid of that and ensure that the bill to the call is doubtless once before, all which raises the possibility of a full blown political crisis. after this election paralysis deadlock, arising out of the 2 parties, power sharing system under the good friday peace agreement, and not for the 1st time. that's why growing numbers of voters have chosen a 3rd way among the biggest winners in this election. the cross community center ground alliance party. northern ireland isn't just a place where the national union of northern i'm this is listed as diverse for alliance, is showing that there are more people who are satisfied with being better, both and also being north. and it's further evidence of potentially seismic shifts in the political landscape. i think would you put it down to is, 1st of all, post brackets, tiredness actually with what has happened since it's become very green and orange, had you put into a new younger lack trucks who no longer interested in these things. i think you put it down to the fact that for a number of years we've hardly had any government. and there's a real wish for a large part of this property to get on with actually getting stuff addressed, which isn't just constitutional. all of which sets up a fertile conversation about the future in northern ireland, one far less tethered to the secretarial constraints of the past. don't hold al jazeera belfast. the occasional and conservative party is lost hundreds of local council seats in an election prime minister boris johnson described as a difficult night. the main opposition labor party made significant gains in london, but was less successful outside of the capital election was considers isn't as much a test of johnson's leadership as a yardstick of local issues under 70 has more from westminster. oh, this wasn't labeled when the couldn't have been close to the to the conservatives. the party had controlled local government in westminster since 1964. now for the 1st time, the famous streets of power here are run by a labor controlled city of westminster council. london burrows, bonnet and wounds with also fell to the labor party. one's worth was taken up to 44 years of conservative rule. but despite the elation of labor's leader kier stoneleigh outside london, may the gains were turning out to be modest and was nevertheless in good cheer. this is a massive turning point for the labor party from the depths of 2019. we're back on track now for the general election showing what the change that we've done the hard change we've done in the last 2 years. what a difference. it is my. but had this been a general election, the results wouldn't have stacked up to make here storm a prime minister might go to chorus johnson shows to visit a school in west london. as results were coming in. the mass weren't good for the prime minister. that's right. it's mid term and it's certainly a mixed set of results. and we've had a tough night in some parts of the, of the country. but on the other hand, in other parts of the country, you're still seeing a conservatives going forward and, and making quite remarkable gains in places that haven't been conservative. i for a long time, or if ever partner gave the scandal over cobit rule breeches in downing street, including by johnson himself loom large in this election. but the overall damage to the governing conservative party is less than expected. and for labor out of the blue, something to dampen the celebrations, please of announced they've reopened an investigation into claims that storm are also breached covey regulations, when drinking beer with an office, with a group of colleagues. in essence, the message from london voters doesn't reflect the mood all over the country. however, the conservative party will have to work hard to try to quell midterm descent a. so these results are really a disaster, but at the very least they serve as a big warning short and the main target has been boris johnson for his wrongdoings and his style of leadership. many londoners have given the negative burden to the conservative party, and that's going to resonate the corridors of power here. under simmons, al jazeera london, hong kong is only leisure candidate john lee as held a campaign rally, even though no one is running against him. former security official be chosen to lead the global financial hub on sunday. cities population has a limited saying it's leadership because candidates is selected by an election committee stat with pro beijing loyalists. elsewhere. the son of the philippine dictator was ousted and an uprising is the favorite to become the country's next president. ferdinand marcus junior is riding a wave of popular support despite the notoriety of his late father, who planted billions from the country. from manila, florence louis reports, these are replicas of some of the jewelry belonging to imelda marcos, part of a stash. she tried to smuggle out of the philippines after her husband precedent, ferdinand marcus was ousted in a people's uprising in 1986. the artist, p. o, a bud was partly inspired by his parents who were and he, marcus activists. the marcus is vast, collection of valuable paintings are also on display, reproduced on postcards, visitors. i encouraged to take some home away to reclaim what the artist says belongs to filipinos. it helps us to remember what the marcia law period was about and how the marcus's use art and culture. oh, how they acquired an ostentatious collection of objects that supported their idea of what their life should be. the manila film center is seen as another testament to marco's excess, just 2 months before its grand opening. in 1982, there was an accident at the construction site. emergency workers were barred from entering the area for 9 hours, and then michaels administration ordered a media blackout. it's estimated at least a $160.00 workers were killed, buried in concrete, if the law well, what our lease is an example of how the americas family do not care for people's lives, specially the workers. one of the most sorrowful things is that even spare time to retrieve the vi this, they just ordered construction to continue. despite the tainted legacy ferdinand marco's junior, is the front runner to follow in his father's footsteps. the game of politics that we are, it's not much of a system to begin with. it's just, you know, a choice between different political families and personnel, obese saw, while marbles may be and elite himself, he is not seen to belong to the same group of leads that has ruled the philippines in the past 30 years. other analysts say, junior's rise can mostly be attributed to a disinformation campaign which aims to re cast the rule of marco senior as a golden age for filipinos. if marco's junior succeeds, it would give him wide powers over government agencies task to recover as much as $10000000000.00 stolen by his father. during his 20 year rule, florence louis al jazeera manila. now india plans to reopen more than a 100 coal mines after its hottest march and april on record increased demand for electricity and lead to power cuts. the crisis is highlighted, the country's dependence on coal in ports with power stations facing them. biggest shortages in 6 years. elizabeth brown and reports from you delhi mahash command was supposed to start preparing his fields for planting rice 3 weeks ago. but this is the 1st day that the water supply has come. after weeks of power cuts resulting in a lack of water, mahash doesn't know how long to day supply would last. damn go kid plan i, we bought to buy it, but we have to tell the field ad manure used the tractor. and for all this, we need regular water supply from the time it's soon to. it's all this. if there is irregular supply, either the quality of rice will deteriorate. when all the blonde will die, the farmer will suffer if any of this happens, fantine miller, homes and businesses have also been suffering power cuts for weeks. this hospital and also for the ish, has been without. alack! tricity for at least 6 hours a day for some staff to use diesel generators when the price of the fuel is at a record high. oh so, but it's only go did a little bit longer than that of the laboratory. we are spending more than $150.00 every day on diesel. we not passing the burden on to the patients right now, but if these power outages continue, will be forced to increase patient's fees to come again. the carts are due to a severe shortage of coal at power stations. experts blame the huge demand for electricity during a heat wave coupled with bottlenecks and transportation and sky rocketing prices of imported coal with climate change exacerbating heat waves, environmental as say, the answer to meet rising electricity needs isn't to open more coal mines as india is doing because that will increase greenhouse gases the trap more heat. 70 percent of india's electricity comes from coal fired power stations. analysts say the latest crisis is a reminder to invest more in green energy. when i say renewable energy, the whole ecosystem needs to be dev, loud because renewable energy is intimate then. so it's a follow again, he rely on imported modules and sales for, you know, building up solar varsity all in capacity. and so we need to build across the value chain. the international atomic energy agency says demand for electricity in india is expected to increase more than anywhere else in the world over the next 20 years . as the country develops, as mahash uses the scarce water to clean himself and cool off, he says his livelihood depends on the supply. continuing to flow, elizabeth moran of al jazeera new delhi. now hundreds of teenagers skipped school to march through australia's biggest sissy and send a climate change message to political leaders and other countries election. ah, they demonstrated outside the sidney headquarters of prime minister scott morrison sent a right liberal policy. i'm. it changes a big issue in australia, which is a major producer of coal and gas. the argentine antarctic institute is warning that emperor penguins, living and antarctica, are in severe danger of becoming extinct. research for the institute says, unlike all the species emperor penguin penguins breed on the marine ice, but with increasingly warm temperatures in the region and ice melting, a could now disappear within 30 to 40 years. you solissi sublet before mom, the yellow light when the ice platform loses stability. the little penguins the chicks of that season might not have their feathers. they might not be ready to go to the sea. the ground they rest on with the colony is developing breaks. and if the water reaches them, they aren't ready to swim. they don't have their grown up waterproof feathers and they die because of a cold and drown. you still had on the knees, al, a digital preview of the pan african heritage museum. a gone a, a project aimed at showcasing the constance rich history, ukraine's favorite beer finds. and you bery, after the war, forced a coal for last orders. and now that joke of each waste little time reaching the sammy's of the madrid, masters sat, i'll have that story and all in sports. ah, cats are airways official airline of the journey with ah oh and bishop and i knew the journey. oh, i see now a digital version of a new museum of african heritage has been launched and gone as capital at cross it gives visitors an online preview of physical pan, african heritage museum, which is due to open next year. malcolm, what reports, there's so much william coleman. blackmore says he grew tired of racism in america where he was born. last year he and his mother joined this thousands of black africans who moved here to ghana in the last decade or say, he wants to learn about african history and culture sites like this. the most only him of gone as independent leader, kwame and kramer. and he's hoping to learn more here. he's come with his mother to the launch of a new museum b as to a long tradition which is created say, will look like they have got called the pan african heritage museum. and this is a digital version which has been published online in the physical museums to, to open in gone next year, mid 6. it'll exhibit art and historical artifacts from laser africa. everything that i do know was, is now i'm ready and i'll see you know, that we had access to it. now, a lot of this of the last one was the last, you know about gonna has a rich history, some of its violent for hundreds of years in slave. the africans were imprisoned by europeans here at the cape coast castle before being shipped to the caribbean in the americas is a history that attracts many visitors, including african americans retracing their ancestral route. this river was the site of a slave market where the captives is said to have faith for the last time before being shipped across the atlantic ocean. it can be painful to think of the suffering and injustice that happened here. and for centuries, historical records of what happened has been dominated by the west. yes, to say in something the museums founders hope to change a call. they say it'll help people of african origin and, and everyone else to on learn. and we learn historical narratives and discover, forgotten african heritage is supposed to give us a sense of pride to understand that africa flipped great. that will keep them from the western saddam. most time. i did read it. back to william says his ancestors were in slaves in west africa. take it dna test to learn more and he hopes the new museum and his new life in ghana will help him to rediscover and celebrated families. groups. malcolm web al jazeera time for this fault with santa in doha. thank you very much. marianne was been another landmark moment for the rising, starved mans, tennis. carlos al qaeda, has beaten his idol, the king of clay, why fell? no dial for the 1st time. i thought whose only just turned 19 at made a fast start to their quarter final at the madrid masses to take the 1st set 6 to then came as scare as he twisted his ankle, which required treatment and a doubt, one the 2nd set. but al qaeda that recovered in the deciding, sat and found another gear as he went on to win at $60.00, his hero as a young tennis blair, and finally beating him, proven an emotional moment. it mean sir? hello to me? i mean do all the high ward a boy the rim de base of. busy today to redraw far be did best to bring those serial on play in. we saw her lot while her on our face. now back talk of it for the 1st time over the place in the final at stake at the world. number one, dispatch colon, who worked her cash in straight sets in his semi ukraine's football team, say inspiring messages from their country. soldiers are driving them towards wool cub qualification. you players are currently training a slovenia, preparing for their playoff semi final scotland on the 1st of june, the squad and know that reaching the finals and cut our will provide ukraine with a moment of celebration during a difficult time. oh guys, the receipts is a messages from our soldiers and because a lot of soldiers, i lot of people in the crown of football and they ask only one question on the only one da month, please make every scenario you can do. ah, to go on sir. roll up, you have to play not on the rack football game we have to play visit. our soul is our heart. and this is very, very important. this is, i think, a to will be wearing what a motion of home for my country and full our bless and a full, full grain into milan are back on top of italy, syria table after scare at home to employee. defending champions were to nail down in the 1st half, but turned around 2 goals from eisen time strike. i la taro martinez helped interview for 2 when a move one point clear of 8000000 and just a city manager pep. guardiola believes his players will be stronger half to their dramatic champions league semi final exit to real madrid. he accepts that with all the money that's been spent at the club. it will be failure if they don't eventually when the trophy. i know that people outside of here, the man just temper the champion, chamblee chamblee can read and we are not, you know, we know it now we had only clog in the wall. let in dallas, den and future 20 years, a just spend money. so even with that is difficult to win it, so that happened, but dad would we leave in madrid. it would help us as a go up as a team, as in the future, the people nowadays realize it, but i tell you, is a good taurus. the wars isn't, don't leave it, been the sofa watching it. this is asian games have been postponed while host china battle of the ongoing outbreak of coven 19. the games who are scheduled for september, local organizes that were ready to host the event by the olympic council of asia opted for a delay of correspondence. catalina, you has more from beijing. the asian games were scheduled to be held in the southern city of hong jo in september. now this is a major international sporting event. second only in size to the summer olympics organizes here in china. we're thinking about $11000.00 athletes representing $44.00 different states and territories, but they announced on friday that this event would be postponed indefinitely. due to the current situation here in china now hung joe, the horse city is only a few 100 kilometers away from shanghai, china's commercial center which has been locked down for about a month now. it's currently the empty center of tried his worst outbreak that it's seen since the beginning of the pandemic there and dozens of cities across the country affected. currently i have you restrictions as china tries to get this outbreak under control of following it's 0 tolerance. corbin policy now the asian games is not the only international sporting event to be cancelled in china this year. just yesterday, organizers of the world university games which are usually held every 2 years, announced that that event would also be postponed and that was planned for june and july in the chinese city of china. do. it's been postponed now for its 2nd time. my to van de paul won the opening stage of cycling as jared italia. the 1st 3 days of this year's race are taking place and hungry and there was a dramatic finish. i've caliber in crushed out over the line in sight, and the po would hold off. benny m. jeremy to take the se 2 in the dutchman becomes the 1st to ride the, to where the races yet think josie, what he might need a little more practice when it comes to celebrating with the champagne. and thus i was more of a mind you about to marry him in london. alright, santa thank you. on out the world's largest pruitt started producing ukraine's popular journey gifts. get logger off to production at barry's and ukraine had to stop because of the wall. the beer originates in. sure, ne, have a city in ukraine's north. it suffered heavy shelling and missile strikes. early on in the conflict, belgium based anheuser busch and beth says, all profits from it's global sales or go to humanitarian relief in ukraine. it will help is symbolic meaning in a sense that people drink it. should media ski beer will think you're boucher media or the city which was the deck by the russians and the which are resists of the russian. envision they will think about you grant that is fighting for his freedom, a for his europe, dentures, but also freedom and democracy in europe. well that's it for then he is our but i'll be back in about with much more the days news, including this scramble to evacuate as many people as possible from the craning city of mary. oh, i can a few moments ah ah. a may. and which is era frontline reporting it in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and unfolding humanitarian crisis documentary, but inspire with me things world issues into focus through compelling human stories . the philippines votes in one of asia, biggest election over 35 years since the country emerged from his father's dictatorship could frontrunner ferdinand mouth was junior. take the top to both al jazeera investigative program, full blind for time, with a special theories on abuse in the boy scouts of america. lebanon goes to the polls, but will political change help the country find its way out of its crippling economic crisis may on al jazeera palm counting the cost. 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