here was in his our life from a headquarters in del, find any navigation coming up in the next 60 minutes. our very preliminary description has been described as a male, asian, los angeles. police give al details about a suspect and a mass shooting that killed at least 10 people in monterey park. gunman carry out an attack outside the mayor s office, killing at least 5 civilians on the somali capital market issue. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed as a senior minister. following a supreme court ruling ari dairy was earlier convicted of tax evasion. celebrating as 60 year friendship, france and germany renew their relations that had been under pressure over the war in ukraine. and on pete estimate of the sports needs a big shock of the australian open as women s world number one, e g a should be on take is knocked out and an english premier league. manchester cities, early holland bags hattrick the healthy field in wolf, 3 know ah welcome to the news. our los angeles police say the gunman of the mass shooting in monterey park has been described as an asian male. at least 10 people were killed in the incidents at a ballroom dance club following a lunar new year celebration. another 10 were wounded. a man hunt for the suspect is under way. monterey park is a city of about 60000 people with a large asian population. there is a male suspect that fled the scene and remains outstanding. as of this moment, are very preliminary description. a has been described as a male asian and that s from the scene here in monterey park. and it s, it s taken us a while and please be patient with us because as we re interviewing victims and witnesses, we ve gotten different descriptions of one suspect. a 2nd run on who s joining us for monterey park. so what more did we learn from l. a. police, rob? well the l a county sheriff. we just saw that speaking there. sure robert luna describe this as a most heinous crimes. 10 people dead. 10 injured a suspect on the loose and a man hunt underway. the suspect, as you heard from the sheriff, is described as an asian male between the ages of 30 and 50. that the preliminary description. what will happen as far as we have been able to reconstruct, the sequence of events is that late last night, saturday night following st. fare and festival, honoring the asian new lunar new year. that a man, armed with the weapons, went into an establishment called the star ball room. here in monterey park, he opened fire when police arrived and fire department people arrived, they found numerous wounded people. they found the crowds of people running around screaming, trying to get away, and 10 people dead on the scene and pronounced dead shortly thereafter. about 30 minutes after that in an adjacent towns to here in los angeles, san gabriel valley town of l. hombre. another incident occurred, the police that i think may be related, a man armed with a gun, went to another ballroom dancing establishment there and l hombre. but before he could do anything, his weapon was wrestled away from him by patrons. he then fled area, and the weapon has been turned over to the authorities who are examining it to see if they can match it to the bullets fired in monterey park. i was speaking just a little while ago to a gentleman who goes to the he said he goes to the star ball room all the time. that ballroom dancing is really a, a big institution here. very popular, especially among older asian american people. he said that at that time of night, the crowd would be mostly middle age to elderly. people dancing, all sorts of things. the cha cha, the fox trot, the waltz, et cetera. and he said that in his experience, although he wasn t there last night, sometimes scuffles or arguments would break out on the floor of the dance hall when people bumped into one another or had other sorts of disputes. but he never experience any thing, even approaching the level of violence. here. the questions have been raised about whether this was a racially motivated, hate crime, the police say they have no firm information on that. and they re keeping all of the lines of investigation opened, but the motive remains unknown. the suspect remains on the loose and police are searching for him and they say that they are determined to bring him to justice the f. b. i is involved, president biden has been advised about this and really this community is completely stunned and shocked by this spasm of horrific violence that came out of the blue on a day that would normally be one of celebration. right. okay. and last year in monterey park for the lunar new year, have been cancelled apologies robot. pointing out to the like picture that we were showing on our screen just a moment ago. there it is. that is a live picture from monterey park in california, where you can see officials are on the seed. rob reynolds. we ll let you go for now, but thank you so much for that updates. let s move on to other news and tell you about somalia, where 5 civilians have been killed in an shabby tack on the mayor s office in the capital market issue. fighters storm the building. shortly after an explosion, 6 chabad fighters were killed and at least 19 other people were injured in the assault ultra zeros german would as much as more from that issue. and i m calling to explosions, targeting the gate of the municipality building, which was danced on by our members of our shop up group. a sportsman for all, shall have confirmed, they were responsible for the attack. the somali government is yet to comment on the incident. witnesses say security forces have been able to evacuate employees from the building. they have stopped people from approaching the area, which is completely caught and of attack comes into context of the war between the somali government and i ll show bob. and everyone knows, well that i ll shut up has been subjected to miniature campaigns in many of the central regents of somalia, which has led to the art group losing its control over several regents. however, all shabbat, despite these losses, didn t stop launching, attacks against the government forces. the last of which was on friday when the gala bays was attacked. their both sites suffered big losses about the journalist mohammed gumbo. there was close to the blasts in mogadishu. all about a block or so away, and then one or 2 explosions that follow one after another. then all like going to fire after that good fire, as you can assume it panic in chaos. and then the situation began to unfold at the kind of a tack, and they were attacking the municipality, of course, which is equivalent to city all the whole of the office for the mayor, the district officials meet their local security officials residing with there. so, and what many people believe is that the reason that this place was attacked was because it s a high value. it s hard because it s a full time government building. i think that should matter is still a factor that is still a factor that exists. and i think we need to be honest because the government has been launching a full blown military. and so in different part of the country in the shower. but the ship are still able to strike targets and we ll be sure will. in fact, government want to see what is happening today, i believe is that what the government is doing today. i think they re over estimate of their capabilities in the work and should that because they ve decided to take the warranty and the rule on 3 sides. and so there and central, so model here, but they re struggling to protect key infrastructure and will be the issue that just tells you there s something wrong with the government policy. i think it s 12 people have been killed after a residential building collapsed and syria. a child was among those who died in a neighborhood and a lot of rescue teams are searching for people, believe burried under the rubble state. media reporting officials say the building collapse due to water leakage is that weekend its foundations. they are really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has fired a major cabinet member. are you dary served as the interior and health minister, thoughts after the supreme court ruled. he could not serve because of a conviction for a tax offenses. that s an yeah, whose government is facing growing criticism over plans to weaken the powers of the judiciary. enron con has more from western women firing as she did take place. they, however, pri, mr. benjamin netanyahu was a fuson, he actually said that he was fight, trying to find a way back for area dairy to get back into the government. now the deal, the likely deal has been made between charles and netanyahu, will include shots taking a shower politician taking over aria diaries of position. he s the chairman of the shells party, so it will be one person replacing the other. it is a very big blow to him to, to benjamin netanyahu, though, because he is trying to currently via the justice minister or strip the courts of this kind of power, the power to reverse parliamentary decisions. now it was a 10 to one ruling by the supreme court, or did nitty gritty of it is it? there were lots of various different decisions. but overarching decision was in a year ago when aria dory was convicted of tax violations. he act, he said to the court, i will not pursue a career in politics. the court agreed on that and it was on that basis that you know, he had a reduced. busy sentence, when he stepped back into the court remains found to be into politics. rather he s found to be in contempt of that deal. and that s why it was such an overwhelming ruling. like i say, it was at 10 to one. but this has made the far right groups within the coalition, a lot more angry than they were before they want this supreme court to be reformed . hunter more had on the al jazeera and his, our including staff at food banks in germany said they re overwhelmed. and under stalked as millions of people turn to them for help from seat belt scandals to sleeves allegations. we ll take a closer look at the turmoil within britain s ruling can service a party. and the saw that held this goal for a win over a $1000000.00 and the biggest title of his career that s always coming up with peter is sports ah, ah, but 1st ukraine is marking unity day. that s a day when 2 territories run by ukrainians, agreed to unify in 1919 this year, the nation celebrates the occasion as its force as fight against the russian invasion. natasha butler reports from cave. you ve been on the sweeping landscapes and picturesque views of ukraine before the war as president followed him. is zalinski gave a special video address for unity day commemorating modern ukraine s formation. more than a century ago. young lush, great across ukraine. in the summer, in the autumn, in the winter, we are defending all this together and we will win together equally. and the entire ukraine will hear the sounds of a victory for true shall crane. since rush are invaded, ukrainians have come together to defend their country. for some unity day is a fitting symbol for a shared experience, some of which are independence and autonomy that unite us. for me this day means we are together and defending our values with our lives. keeps pass on bridge spans that denise pro river. it s usually at the center of the cities, unity day celebrations. but officials are worried about security. traditionally, on unity day people form a human chain across this bridge, bought ukrainian officials have canceled the offend this year because of the way to mark the de former british prime minister boys. johnson made a surprise visit to ukraine. he met president zalinski and visited the town of butcher on the capital s outskirts. hundreds of people were killed in butcher under russian occupation in march last year. well, i can tell you the date the u. k. will be sticking by ukraine for as long as it takes longer, but it, on able to not bought hillary was you own a, typically, roger, you are going to, you re going to, when you re going to get russians out of your country, but we will be there for a long time, oh, johnson s visit comes as western pals have promised more weapons, the cave and prussia continues to build on germany to allow its leopard tanks to be sent to ukraine. oh, keith says it needs all the fire power can get to defend itself. most people here agree for nearly a year now ukrainians have shown what unity can look like and how powerful it can be. oh, patasha butler al jazeera keith was natasha just mentioned in her report. germany has yet a green light, the delivery of the leper to tanks, but it s chancellor. all our souls has vowed to assist ukraine in its fight against russia. he made the remarks during his meeting with french president a minute micro in paris. the 2 leaders also said they will support efforts to prosecute war criminals. bernard smith is in paris with more on the german chancellor as visit ukraine. one of the main issues they ve been talking about, i guess because of because this is a war on the european continent since february last year. and because in recent days, has been a lot of pressure on germany, particularly from ukraine to give you credit, slap to tanks and germany has been resisting that france to is asked jeremy to give its tanks. baltic countries are asking the united kingdom is also asking the u. k. is given some of his own times to try and prompt germany that way. but so far, the germans have moved and schultz has been reluctant to give such powerful offensive heaven reweigh heavy weaponry to ukraine to fight its war against russia invasion. they have yet to have a joint ministerial defense ministers meeting that we now understand is going to happen after this press conference. but anyway, so far, money macro, not giving any, giving any hints that germany s yet willing to give way on the question of giving tanks to ukraine. meanwhile, food banks and germany are struggling to keep up with demand. the number of people, depending on handouts, has risen by at least 50 percent in the past year. nearly $2000000.00 are relying on charity is rising cost of living bytes. step boston reports from berlin. this is food supermarket, no longer want to sell, but this is more than happy to buy for 150. it s the only way he can food nutritious meal. on the table, the 6 year old pensioner sat with prices soaring, it has become impossible to live on his pension of 3 on the $68.00 euros a month. and i mean, it s good. i find i have less and less money, but meanwhile energy costs are going up. i am really struggling to make ends meet. if organizations like this would not exist, it would be a lot harder for me. after registering people can choose from groceries that are about to expire, that have been collected from supermarket. but recently, some people had to be rejected. you to a lack of supply. the people who are coming here. when the number of people increase simply and do we had to stop the new registrations, we can only give it to those who are registered here. who here for a long time. and we all as well. this is really the problem. what can we do for them? the same goes for nearly 1000 other food bags in germany. most people here are too embarrassed to be filmed. some told me they don t want their colleagues to see them depending on food handouts. while this is one of the world s richest countries, inequality has risen sharply in recent months. now, people with jobs and study incomes are turning to the food bags for help to help people cope with high inflation and pay for their energy bills. the government has given relief payments to all germans, but 8 organization say more needs to be done. dealing it s, there s no government talks a lot, but has to do more than what we do this work without being paid normally in a country like this. it should not be the case that we are the one helping these people for 13 years held a hacked or managed to buy enough groceries to last 4 days for her. this weekly trip to the food bank, it s painful by me to be in the country yet because they don t give me enough of a pension. i m being screwed over in this country. parliamentarians are getting 700 years because of the high inflation. and what do we get? 50 years? seriously, that s nothing. it s terrible how they treat us old people. we ve also worked hard to this country that food banks expect even more customers next year with price is not expecting to go down soon and a possible recession inside. stop fasten al jazeera berlin, the british prime minister wishes to night as facing economic problems, worker strikes and new allegations of misbehavior by politicians and m p s. soon i has only been in office for 3 months, but is already facing the types of scandals that lead to the downfall of the former prime minister bore. as johnson pol, reese reports from london. now i m out and about seeing leveling up in action all across the country to day getting fined for not wearing a seatbelt in this instagram very. i was hardly the look of that richie soon. i was going for this week. he was trying to show he could lead britain out of the gloom and scandals of recent years. now you can follow my progress. progress has been hauled to come by for the man who became a prime minister in october. and the controversy that docked his predecessors hard to shake off the rude, former prime minister barak johnson was the latest to send soon. ox attempted fresh start. crushing of course, on sunday, while johnson was in ukraine, reports in the british media accused him of failing to declare that a man he appointed his chairman of the b. b. c. had previously helped him secure alone of nearly $1000000.00. big deal, said johnson spokesman, but that is what the trickle of sleaze is becoming for britain s ruling party. 6 months after johnson was forced from office for one scandal to many of the day before their chairman, not in the hall. we apologize for a careless error. having been reportedly forced to pay $6000000.00 to u. k tax authorities in a dispute over his finances he had previously denied he was trying to avoid paying taxes extra embarrassing for his party and the government. as he was finance minister during the dispute. in a statement, so he said, a shame, revenue and customs concluded that this was a careless and not deliberate error, so that i could focus on my life as a public servant. i chose to settle the matter and pay what they said was jew. what we do know is that the dean drew his tax affairs up to date. so we do know that the tax bill existed because he launched and grow and run a very, very successful business bear in mind cuz he came here as a refugee, very uncomfortable persecution. speaking almost no english or 2 big sums at play in the johnson and the hallway cases will hardly help the government s position, as it holds out from you. pay deals for nurses, ambulance workers, features and train drivers. one of the things richie sooner had going for him when he took over his prime minister, was that he wasn t badly tarnished by the scandals of the bar is johnson era, despite getting a police fine for attending johnson s birthday party during locked down. but as the conservative party continues its decades long dance with controversy, but fresh thought is increasingly looking like a false one hole. reese out his era london, a new search of the u. s. president joe biden s residence has uncovered 6 more classified documents. biden s lawyers agreed to the operation and said they re helping investigators. about 30 documents have been discovered since the 1st batch was found in november. pro abortion rights activists in the us are holding a rally called bigger than row as they call for more access to terminations, sundays. the 50th anniversary of the supreme court s roe v. wade rolling that gave women a constitutional right to end a pregnancy last year. the supreme court overturned the ruling leading to several states making abortion illegal, the biden ministration as trying to help women get around abortion bands by increasing access to medication used for terminations. members of our cabinet and our administration are now directed as of the president s order to identify barriers to access to prescription medication and to recommend actions to make sure that doctors can legally prescribed that pharmacies can dispense and that women can secure safe and effective medication. the european union has condemned widespread violence and peru during protest against the government on saturday police and the capital lima evicted demonstrators from a university where they had set up camp. and they want president dina bought a warranty to resign on her predecessor pedro castillo to be freed from prison. marianna sanchez reports from lima. hundreds of police force their way into peters, oldest university to the neck, to this had allowed protesters to stay there for peruvians who traveled to lima to protest against precedent. deena, one what he diversity accused protesters of stealing security gear and cold in the police to evict them as to your guests was fired. terrified students tried to hide more than 200 people were arrested. but when they were taken to the counter terrorism police headquarters, the anger only deepened april and i know we re asking for the freedom of our brothers who have been detained from different regions. i feel impotent, angry in pain. the police are killing her brothers. i police blocked the stations, entrance, keep enough lawyers and families with the students without going good. again, it s unfair. what they ve done with the students in a democracy. you oh, free to participate. but via an appeal. clint dictatorship, no more. rice, the a lot setting. i think the only pushing everyone back apparently the order is not to allow anyone. deborah says, the government says the police are protecting citizens and the rule of law, former congress, money leader, weaknesses the government has turned into a dictatorship oh, wearing a dictatorship in the making. unfortunately, printed in blue artes being part of a civilian military regime. it has already implemented addict atoria model because of what we re seeing now with the detainees. on saturday, the european union condemned the violins and what had called the disproportionate use of force by the police were then 50 peruvians have died since protests began 6 weeks ago. international human rights groups are calling for independent investigations. for now the government says the police is doing its job. unison to sell to see that lima. it s not every day that an amateur require gets to perform in front of a crowd of thousands. but after months of rehearsals, one group in chile has done exactly that. as our latin america editor lucio newman reports. the show is a chance to make classical music available to everyone. chiles, former central railroad station, influenced by french architect who stop a phase of eiffel tower fame is not the usual then you for a classical musical concert. ah, it s the dress rehearsal and everyone is nervous. especially members of the choir who like ignacio said pool that i had been practicing for 6 months. m u m. yeah. maybe a friend told me that non professional singers were being auditioned for choir. at 1st i was terrified that the choir director trains you and gives you confidence to sing even difficult pieces. oh, he s part of his citizens choir, who long was professional musicians and students are donating their time and talent for what will be a must have free concert before more than 5000 people. oh me. oh, it s the brain child of orchestra director alejandro rubia. who wants to bring classical music closer to old people? not just an elite. we want to bring to their, to their world s their community, to, to our country. this message of brotherhood. ah, this message that we can all do wonderful things together. in spite of our differences, you are hearing the gun, mina wooden at that time by karl more fully, it s about light as a wheel of fortune, one that goes up or down without any warning. and that s a contract. that s very opportune, particularly over the last 3 years. the next day, the cultural center is filled to the brim and downtown santiago, as the cleanser begins. ah, this is the 3rd grand concert from brotherhood held in chile. ah. meant as a symbol of unity in times of civil strife, war and pandemic. so it s been broadcast around the world, free of charge still, it s not the same as experiencing this lives. everyone who plays their feelings of about what they re playing and when your life in life concert, you can view these emotions. and you can also feel the emotions of the people sitting next to you when the concert ends. lydia. invite the public to sing the 1st movement. classical music experience that the organizers hope to spread well beyond chili s borders. to see in human al jazeera santiago still had on the al jazeera news, our rising anger towards france and britain of faso. the african nation demands french troops leave the country within among china rains and its 1st lunar new year since let think over 19 restrictions. but arising that. busy threatens to dampen festivities. superman tennis will show you this fantastic rally under russell reaction from austria, a whole coming up with with that was not very much obviously in the sky. if you look down from space over most of the middle east, there is a change in the weather coming up and it s largely, i think because of the colder has been leaking yet to suddenly run over this open water of the gulf is going to build cloud and a certain amount of rain, it s closing on that area. it looks like right, 3 days, we ve got the potential for rain all the way more or less from demand. and to was abu dhabi and beyond the eastern side of a month. so let s pick one place in particular, do by, chances are to be either overcast and wet or sharon, the tuesday, wednesday and says the in what is at least 1st in easley breeze and not have a wal mart down to 21 to read by day. now though, the breeze is obese, over the horn of africa, the rain is still largely south like victoria quick look at gibbons temperature. 42 in the middle of january. that is hot surprised me so much the same last year. it s a particularly hot part of africa transfer rains. we go sacks. the seasonal range should be about where they are aligned wrangler through zambia to tanza, near. still without circulation. the outside clarion with the potential for flooding or even lance, lies in a good part of central adult by the gasket. and i think for a while it be fairly wet in south africa to ah, the, from the al jazeera london, rural call center to people in thoughtful conversation. generally whenever you talk about race races and people like to play with no host and no limitations. our society has structural racism built into part one of 5 shaheen and adam rather fed to low pay. people tend to be migrant. labor disproportionately women and tear web ultimately comes down to prejudice. studio b unscripted on al jazeera. i can unlock my phone with my face, you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics a far from vic, convenience and seeming infallibility, comes at across most crucially our product. in the 4th of a 5 part series ali re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on a just 0 ah ah, ah, we re going to talk on the news, our a man hunt for the suspects and about shooting in monterey park. california is underway. police say the gunman has been described as an asian male. at least 10 people were killed and not attacked. another 10 were wounded. chabad fighters have claimed responsibility for an attack on the mayor s office in the store, molly capital markets issue. medical sources told our 0 at least 19 people were wounded. the german chancellor, all up so met with french president and manuel my fall in paris. they vowed to assist ukraine in its fight against russia and say they will support efforts to prosecute war criminals. burkina faso, as military governments have sold french troops stationed in the country to leave within a month. according to state media, critics accused the former colonial power of failing to improve security. the un says thousands of people had been killed and nearly 3000000 display since 2015 by violence linked to arm groups. barbara and go. par reports ah protested, and buchanan. patsy has been demanding france withdraw its trips from their country . they say the former colonial power has failed to protect them from aunt groups. see love what it befriends was our partner. it was supposed to help us fight against terrorism. but since 2016 there has been no change. we think france doesn t deserve broken officers trust. now it s military re, let s have reportedly suspended the 2018 security accord with paris. they, what french trips to leave within a month, france has been decreasing its deployments across as a hail region and officially ended his operation. but connie last year at its height, more than $5000.00 french trips were stationed at the region to fight groups allied to al qaeda. and i saw 400 french trips remain and became a facet. molly and other former colony ordered french trips out last year. some analysts say, but kenneth paso is blaming france for his own failure to deal with an insurgency which led to 2 military coups last year. france is the scapegoat folder in your present french military presence as not prevented the progress of g at east forces . so does resentment of a population as it was in marie where even some, some demonstrators were complaining that france would be maybe, was a caprice of some of the surgeries groups gone as president as the keys. burkina faso of hiring the private russian army wagner group to crush armed fighters and the sir ill reach and marley hyde the mercenaries. last year the u. s. u n. and others accused the group of committing widespread human rights abuses, promote course gallery bloom of frozen in anyway, we re, we re booked. what are what the governments are seeing is the ones they re willing to do to that profess security parking lot violence in the west african nation has killed thousands of people and left to 1000000. people displaced these demonstrate as the demanding french forces go. but it s not clear how the military plans to reclaim 40 percent of the country outside its control. barbara and gave her out to sarah about 200000 sudanese refugees in south sedan. and if jojo who fled conflict at home have returned to sedans, blue now region, but that s putting pressure on authority is to provide enough essential supplies out 0 correspondent, have them. we travel to a camp and could move to see the conditions their little awful yet eating was good on the border between south to down and ethiopia. conditions for refugees in a duel camp. a tough zane of and her family have just voluntarily return to their country. after living for years. on the ethiopian side, i had that life was very difficult and very unfair. they came back on foot. there was not even a car to bring them here. i m crying now to prepare some food for the children their life. there was not better. eda ayesha and her friends walked long distances to get drinking water for their families. i got no no one more time. the water container is too heavy for my head. we do this 3 times in order to get water every day. every day this camp receives new families who are returning from ethiopia. they hope to overcome any difficulties they face to start a new life. but that s proving difficult to have elijah elijah, but we need an urgent improvement in medical care. there are no doctors here at all . if there is only one man who knows about 1st aid, and he is not even available every day in the camp, authorities in cormac governor to are struggling to provide what people here need. and i should hold hi research all organizations and all philanthropists to stand with us and help us to provide a suitable environment for their attorneys from ethiopia to able to settle here in their areas. comedy had not told what i normally thought athena chicago dylan by the the results of when are evident everywhere in current credit of the poor condition of roads linking other regions to the town is yet not obstacle that aid organizations. now to overcome your help, those wanting to return home, elena will headlight hate them always. allah hate them, maria. terrible could milk, said lu, now brazil s president lewis, and i still do that. the silver has fired the chief of the army, general julio says, who had been in the jobs since december. president lou louis security forces were involved in storming congress on the 8th of january, thousands of supporters of the former president, j. your ball scenario attack government buildings. they demanded the results of the presidential election in october, the overturned ruling party and peace in new zealand have chosen chris hipkins to be the next prime minister. his deputy carmel salome, the 1st new zealander, was pacific all inherited to take on the role. hipkins received the unanimous support from the labor party and will be officially sworn in on wednesday. here places just in the order and who has resigned after more than 5 years in the post. adrian brown has more from wellington sunday s events here at wellington had a very sort of pre ordained feel to them. that s because chris hipkins nomination was of course, uncontested. so it all happened very quickly. senior labor party officials wanted consensus and a smooth transition. they got it with a party now running around and it s new leader. we are now in the sort of post, just inter are done era. and it s been another important moment in new zealand politics on sunday because the deputy prime minister is going to be of simone and tongue and descend carmel sup alone eat is the 1st pacific islander to hold this posed. and she was previously the minister. i went to the social development so in many ways this is a, a natural progression in a country which has always been very proud of its gender quality. this, after all, is the 1st country in the world where women got the vote, a 130 years ago. and where today, more than half of new zealand parliamentarians are female. the media here and use eden has been focusing, of course, on the reasons why just inter are done, decided to step down. and most of them agree. it was partly the result of this online campaign of hate that she has been subjected to. and every one of course hopes that her success across hipkins will not be subjected to the same sort of vitriol. so after 3 years of tough corona virus restrictions, china is celebrating the lunar new year with tens of millions of people traveling to their rural home towns, also known as this spring festival. it s the most important annual holiday in china . 2023 is the year of the rabbit. each year is named after one of the 12 signs of the chinese zodiac and a repeating cycle. the rabbit is the 4th animal in a series that also include signs of the monkey dragon and horse. many asian countries celebrate the lunar new year, a re, and in vietnam, brother, people are welcoming the year of the cats instead of the rabbit. vietnam also replaces the chinese zodiac sign and the aux with a water buffalo. all the other animals are the same as the chinese system. no matter what animal is used, family reunion centered around food is an important part of celebrations and dumplings are on most menus. they symbolized prosperity, togetherness, and harmony. but the festivities this year are mixed with concerns about cope with 1900 spreading as katrina. you reports from beijing all across china. people are celebration to live in the new year. and beginning of the year of the rabbit with dragon dancing temple fairs and red lanterns. it s the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic. people are allowed to gather and enjoy these chinese traditions. in beijing, many chewed for hours to pray at lama temple. the most important, put aside in the capital city. it s reopened up district run a virus controlled, kept it shut, said 3. yes, i am really very happy. i hadn t seen such a big scene with so many people for a long time. this is the real agnes of the union guys, a whole not. after all the restrictions were lifted, people became more relaxed. we went through a lot of difficult times during the pandemic. many also leaves the days of corona virus locked downs or behind them. last year was the year of the tiger and according to chinese zodiac, it tied with it, qualities of disruption and restlessness. and that certainly rang true for many here whose lives were negatively impact by tiny 0 corvette policy. and now is the new year year of the rabbit and thousands of come from this temple to pray for a more prosperous and positive year going forward. last year festival banquets were forbidden. now hotels and restaurants are booked out. others feast at home, enjoying handmade dumplings and noodles families kept apart by years of travel bands have finally been reunited. an annual gala ed by china s state broadcaster included much singing and dancing, but masks were nowhere to be seen. corona virus infection surged after the sudden lifting of restrictions in december. at least 70000 people have died. but while some are mourning, others believe the most difficult time has passed the days with many wishing for good fortune and good health. over the coming 12 months. katrina, you al jazeera aging, still ahead on the out as the renews our flying high. we have the story of one man turning old airplanes into work of ours on arsenal, states top of the premier league, all the goals from there. when over manchester united coming up with peter and sports ah, examining the headlines. how big a breakthrough is this a historic moment for all towers research, unflinching journalism. i can see the part of the tree where 2 of the bullets hits there about my head type sharing personal stories with a global audience. nature is so much more than income for shareholders. if the library else, my people explore an abundance of world class programming on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, for the sportsman serious peter 3, thank you very much. also have beaten manchester united. 32. in a thrilling premier league encounter. the visitors were 1st to find the back of burnett marcus rash hood with this outstanding strike. wow. and when you do believe last a just 6 minutes, 80 and kitty, a level matches for the home side to ensure parity at half time. mccullough texas men then took the lead early in the 2nd half because of 2nd the ma am of the moment for the gunners which will be there all to the match was level again with some ru martinez zeta, equalizing full erickson hogs. man. what was to me not to be a see saw encounter of the pendulum would swing one more time and was in favor of the host and catchy as late go winning for all similar to a 5 points clear at the top of the table. earlier manchester cities, gold scoring machine earning holland helped himself to a hectic in a 3 know premier league when the of the wolves. the norwegian super striker, now has 30 goals in all competitions for pick guardiola seen. maybe not all of them have come as easy as the courtesy of a goal, keeping howler from joe s a saw for manchester, united star christiana. rinaldo has made his debut in the saudi pro league. the 5 time bell on door winner is captaining his new club. i ll nasir, as they take on o, 80 fac, in riyadh. fans had already caught a glimpse of rinaldo earlier in the week when he led an all star 11 who lost a friendly 2 lea, a mile. macy s p. s g. as also where he got that black eye by the way, rinaldo school twice in that match, but so far he has stayed off with school sheet. another lead one mill in the 2nd half a mother of renelle, those former teens rail madrid, play later. they look to narrow the gap on spanish tabletop as barcelona. a bossa are one mile up against cut off a pedigree with the gone. if it stays like that, they ll be 6 points in france. by the time a rail kickoff had him playing on the lead. well, he put them to we were wrong because he provides a big shock to tell you about in the australian open women s draw shortly. but 1st, stephane was tsetse pass was made to dig deep to buck. his place in the quarter finals is the highest rank player left in the man s competition and one the 1st to set comfortably against italy s janek center. but then he dropped the next to a sinner forced to deciding 5th seats he passed. it kept his composure, though i took a 6 games to 3 to secure the victory. the greek 3rd seed with a child. the sentinels for the 4th time he, he ll be up against the chick player yearly le hitchcock, who pulled off an upset to beat 6 deeds. felix or j ali are seem the hedge guy who s ranked 71 in the world and never won a match in the main draw of a grand slam prior to this tournament. but now he the caught a finalist, 21 year old defeating the canadian. yes. this is the reaction of sebastian cornell after he earned the biggest win of his career to reach his 1st grand slam caught a final the american needed 5 sets to get past tense. seed hubert hurd catch quarter got off to a shaky start losing the 1st set by the war number 31 battle back. taking the next 2 before his polish opponent grab the 4th to force a decider call to save to break points on the 5th before coming through in a tie break. he is hoping it s okay. so like father like son, his dad political that when the 1998 australian open but a great action. but the shock of the day came in the men s doubles. colombian at nicholas body enters, giving his best super an impression to reach the school. was good enough to win the point. unfortunately he and his partner ariel, they ha, were beaten in 3 sets. there was a big shock in the women s door will number one and top seed, eager shree on take has been sent crashing out in round for the pole beaten in straight sets by elaine early by kina. they ve stokes round up the action. yet the coin toss was about the only thing that went eager. she on t x y on sunday. she was broken in the 1st game and that set the tone. you ll enter a back in. i may be seated 22nd, but she s the reigning wimbledon champion, and knows what she s doing at grand slams. she took the opening set 6 for oh, she on tech seem to get back on tracking the 2nd set, opening up a 3 love lead, but more mistakes. let her opponent back in. and rebecca took a chance to take the victory in less than 90 minutes. ah, the $23.00 roman catholic stone is into the quarter finals at melbourne park for the 1st time. i was trying to just her i thought her from the for his ball and a to really work for well, it s ok. you know, i ll get more time to reset and down. it doesn t matter for me. it was the same if i, our 1st round or a final whatever. i just wanna kinda forward. coca jobs, impressive start to the season, came to a stop and round for the american 7th seed was no match. b elaina auster panko who won the french open back in 2017. let the 17th see took the when in straight sets, 7563. to set up a court, a final against her back in a meeting when you play a player like her and she plays really well. it s i, you know, there s nothing you can do. and i feel like today, i would say now thanks every match in play a part in, but i feel like it was rough. i says a little bit frustrating on, on that part. gov s fellow american doubles partner jessica pergola is the highest rank player left in the draw the world number 3 reached her 3rd consecutive quarter final in melbourne by beating check 20 a seed. barbara critique of her 7562, next up to face bel russian. victoria as a rancor, they would stokes al jazeera speaking of as the rank as she battled back from sit down to beat ju lynn. the 2 thomas trading open champion, grabbed the final 3 games to winning 3 sets and make it back until the quarter finals of maldon pork for the 1st time in 7 years. 2 the nfl playoffs and both top seeded teams of advance to their respective championship games. philadelphia eagles made light work up the new york giants in the nf c corvette jaylen hertz showed he sprang from shoulder, has recovered. he threw for 2 touchdowns and he ran for another as the soft seated eagles when the divisional round game emphatically 387. it was kim again well with the pick up, the tuck sounds off to a great solar run for the championship game next sunday. the eagles will host either the 2nd seat in san francisco. 49 is all that seated dallas cowboys moves actually never put a limit on myself. none of the preliminary with this team can do so there s always more out there for us to get on to come out there and play to where we did tonight . oh, proud of this group. i m proud of the same. i m proud of the preparation that we put it together on to where we are to have him out there is i haven t. i am actually gonna buy his haven t like michael jordan. not there like leisure leader. he s your leader. he s your guy. he brings his calmness to the, to the entire team. he plays great football arm. he s tough is as, as, as they come on. yeah. i mean, to me, there ain t nobody has played a better for bother him this year. things were very close. say in the a, c is the kansas city chiefs beat the jacksonville, january 27th, 20 chiefs quarterback, patrick ma, homes, 32 touchdowns. despite having to leave the field at one point for treatment on an injured ankle. the chief. so jeff, the 3rd team to reach 53 championship games, but they ll now be sweating on my homes is fitness ahead of their title game against the buffalo bills. all cincinnati bengals. those that embedded i thought it was going to be now. i was, i wanted journaling on right now, so we ll see how it feels. but i ll hop on the treatment tonight to night and i try to do whatever i can to be as close to a 100 percent by next lead. but luckily for us, we played early game on saturday, so we get an extra, almost half a day that i can what that angle rest. listen, he s a tough kid and so he wanted to be in there. he wanted to be competing. and that s, you know, it s attributed to him and his competitiveness, however long, you know, he, i make sure he s okay physically. okay, where he can protect himself and if, if he can t, then he can t play here. me have to go the next guy. now to the shot that helped earn a golf a more than a $1000000.00 and the biggest one of his career so far, it happened at the abu dhabi championship to victor perez. this was the 2nd shot of the 17th from the bunker, dropped in for a birdie, the frenchman held on to teams the title and when his check of $1500000.00 strengthening his chances of playing for europe at the sears would wide a cup. a time world ready champion, sebastian nausea has won the season open. racine monte carlo. the frenchman wrapped up victory on sunday by finishing 18.8 seconds ahead of toyota gazoomba, teammate callo, rovan para, the payer actually won 2 stages each on the final day. but o j was ahead coming in 2 sundays action and held on for what is a rick or 9th monte carlo rally, victory. i ll be here again later with most bullets needs during. we ll see you later. thank you so much, peter. well, before we go, let s tell you about a man in paris from 3 generations of pilots is now turning all planes into arts, his shop and the french capitalist, packed with aging aircraft pirates that he cleans and re uses. and he describes his passion and his own words. moreover, mother jeff, our mother, just, you know, my name is jeff huckman. i ve had this shop for 40 years. i learned recycle and re purpose airplanes. that you had more to shoot than one military doing. i mean, or of airplanes. they re so beautiful. and if you, if a bane is beautiful, it s parts are too few. i m surrounded here by pieces that are totally exceptional, is had to ruin. did a more thing to treat once a planes dismantle the pieces, get used in the propellers have always been preserved and put on the walk off. i m just giving these objects a 2nd life, like on more to the quality. it s a trends. now ecologists say recycle everything. i ve been doing that for, for to years. i ve been recycling the plane for 2 years and leaving nothing behind me. okay. oh no, no, you re not committed to many customers coming to the store because they see it. and think of run kush the famous sculptor or maybe they just find it beautiful because of the reflections. it s quite magical, said maggie. oh, he is a fellow pony. my grandfather only performed the world s 1st official flight to a pointed back again. the wright brothers had already done one, but they didn t want witnesses. so he did the 1st official close circuit flight. meg a home and won t tell you, doesn t i get my grandmother and grandfather went to a store and bought garden chairs and they used them to turn this playing from a bummer into a passenger plane. that s how my family started, the 1st airline in europe and the company in on the 2nd year book who goes the company grew and a few years later it merged with 3 other companies. that s how f france was born. capital legitimately 1060 very quickly aviation became so successful that my grandfather began to train people and sell planes with a nominal gorski. production grew enormously big. factories were in bologna, be on call, where we manufactured more than 20000 planes. were 3 near him. i was born just after the 2nd world war, and my father had been a fighter pilots. he used to tell a stories about what he d done. they were extraordinary lessons in bravery. how revere court is 12 hour adult. sometimes i go and tell my family story to children in hospitals during school decides i think eventually the shop will disappear. but i ll be opening a museum in sincerely cold, where all display plains in pieces. that s very unusual, that the movie, you know, 11 of you, i went, reassemble them so i can show children and others how and at planes made. it s like the store is moving there and things simply won t be for sale. anyway, i m not replaceable. no one is thanks for watching all the 0 join the house with you and just a moment with much more off the days is up. i ah mm hm. and i talked to, i was just a somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the rural, i m gonna terrorism. what s going on here for my, we meet with global news makers. i m talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. this isn t my story. it s the story of my friend. yes, i m, she told us that she 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