is candidly, is workers all just the risk new series dying are beyond the own age? what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with a human touch, booming way in and then pulling back out again the police way columbia university in new york address students protesting against the wall and garza and byron cage. it themselves inside a building. the other them are a kyle, this is out there alive from doha, also coming up as well as the prime minister is as full as, as well attack, galls of southern city of rasa. despite appeals from the united nations, not to is there any forces that pop that ministry campaign against palestinians who

refused to leave the city of lafayette in garza, the police into pc cracked down on protest is demonstrating against george's so cold. foreign influence felt the same. begin with the ongoing coverage of the arrest of student protests as at columbia university in new york. demonstrations and solidarity with palestinians have escalation in the past few hours. please wait at the campus and detained. a number of students who had barricaded themselves inside one of the buildings. students across the u. s. have been calling for an end, as well as well on garza and for the academic institutions to stop investigating companies that do business with us. right. the minute, tre. mazda of trey, the boat was out of columbia university, when hundreds of new york police officers began the raid on hamilton whole. i'm

right in front of columbia university right in front of hi milson. there's thousands and thousands of police officers that have come here to remove the students that are currently inside hamilton. or let's not forget what happened here on monday evening, a group of students that were inside columbia university occupied hamilton hall. the renamed it as henry job, who's a 6 year old girl who was killed in garza. there they are right now. if you can see where i am, you can see the police. they came in with a truck. now there's a stair, they have broken a window, they're going inside the building, probably to detain the students that are inside this building. there's been lots of tension in the last hour. there's dozens of students who are also here. they've been protesting all day. they've been coming here to support their other students who are inside of columbia university. they both inside columbia university every

single day that they're under siege because he's very early in the morning. this come from the university has been completely isolated. all the students inside i've been asking for food and water, among other things on the students that are on the side have been bringing it in. but as you can see right now, the police officers are moving into the building. one by one is not clear yet how they're going to carry out this operation. but we have already seen at least 7 or 8 students and we're outside and close to the gate inside the university being detained. and it's very, very likely that something like this will happen again to columbia university is issued a statement explaining is decision to cool in the police saying protests is escalating the situation by barricading themselves and the whole administration accuses them of full thing. security guards out of the building and threatening members of stuff . number officials say they will not risk the safety of the university or further escalation. christian salumi has this update from columbia university. the

demonstrators have been removed from the columbia university campus, but police remain in force just one of the locations here outside of the gates, where they have stage. we saw them a sporting demonstrators off the campus here earlier about 50, at least 50, were arrested and brought downtown, but others were escorted out. we spoke to them, they were very shaken up. they said that colleagues were thrown to the ground. some were dragged off and the rested police using a device, a loud shock device in order to distract the protesters and get into the building, which they said was heavily fortified. and they needed to access in order to the rest of the people inside the people who were sorted off, got away without being arrested,

but they are facing suspension from the university. the university said that it had to call and the police, it was concerned that demonstrators included people who were not students, not in any way affiliated with the campus. and they saw that as an added security risk. they were also under pressure from elected officials and trustees to get the situation under control while many of the faculty and students that we spoke to here, we're actually in support of the demonstration and concerned about the fact that police were called in uh, nevertheless, the police have been asked to stay here for at least another 2 weeks. as the school wraps up for the year, graduation ceremony is supposed to be may 15th. and clearly the administration is concerned that protesters could come back again and try to get back on the campus and disrupt the graduation. so that's why they've been asked to stay present salumi

out to 0 new york. okay, the university is off for new york police officers to remain on campus until the end of time on the 17th of may. i know we spoke to cameron jones, a lead organizer with the columbia of bronze of jewish voice for peace. he says many students when the university of leadership to resign, i think we have seen the university try again and again to silent pro palestine voices on campus. and every time they tie the silent that we only get louder. we only bring vice a numbers to our valley's largest number to add to our protest. so i am certain that you will see a large, large blow back from the student body from faculty, from alumni in the coming weeks. we will not stand for this in biling police brutality on our campus and be well stand up for what we believe is. but what of arrests and suspension from universities mean for students and does it not intimidate them?

i would say students are very intimidating, but it is nothing compared to what policy means that they think in gaza every day. and the best thing that is the purpose that we have and be recognized that we have to put our lives out bit. so we can protect individuals in gaza and the west bank. can you through zillow? did you see students threatening stop? was there a breakdown in order with us threats to secure the on campus to marathons? and that is that i have not heard any threats against staff or public safety and the occupation of hamilton hall, which has not been to be named in the hall with nothing but the false no one with times. and there was no violence of any sort. the only valleys we have seen now is by the n y, p d being brought in by with me a rest peaceful protest. this coming in response to all of this was all students are asking for of the university all the calls for the administrators,

or indeed the president, president, suffolk to step down over this. so yeah, some fleet lead there was a large, large support for me news to seek to resign for laura rose and barry to resign to the president of fine arts and for a whole investigation that i've seen this happen in the past few weeks to be done and then florida police and he's a gas to break up a demonstration as a school in tampa, where he's raised as an incumbent at the university of south florida. resting several students. it comes off to similar us at all. the universities across the states of the university of texas in austin, a number of student purchases, were arrested on monday and we're still in jail on tuesday. how does your caspar has moved? there has been a slow trickle of the protesters that are being released according to the university of texas austin, administration. 79 people were arrested for mondays protests. and they had

been charged with. we're seeing a lot of criminal trespassing as a major charge here. and now more than 24 hours later, still the vast majority remain inside the jail that's behind me. and that's despite the calls that you're hearing behind me of not only free talestine, a free those protesters. these are you t students, some faculty member and other members of the austin community, the house of vigil overnight waiting for every last one of those arrested to be released. and joining us is a guest who is an attorney has been helping some of those that i've been detained. this as well as some of the thanks for joining us. tell me about the charges that these individuals are facing. and some of the criticism that you know, this started out as a peaceful protest. so are these charges valid? i think it's important to note discounts for these continue to be peaceful protests . they started as peaceful protests,

and that never changed. any students are protesting. and their exercising are right constitutionally guaranteed to them at a public university. no them broke any laws. the university of texas police department threatened them with the criminal trespass morning if they refuse to disperse, which is something they shouldn't have been asked to do in the 1st place. so in, in sort to answer your question, no, i don't think these charges are valid. how many have been released to your knowledge and what is, what is it that they are going to experience now? so just having been here a couple of hours today, it seems like only a handful, probably not within 5 or 6 if i had to guess have been released. obviously the students have been here for a very long time. and i'm sorry, it goes without saying being and being in a holding cell being and county lock up is traumatized thing and experience enough for kids. this young that's tons of golf. and now where weeks of is rainy strikes us totally destroying the northern says you have

a law here. 5 civilians were injured in the latest attacks which talk to the 10s of thousands of palestinians who are refusing to leave the follicle. who is jealous space and garza and said this report is ready for us to start with the house. and basically, i hear exactly. it'd be a bit that he had learned about you behind me. the house of a move, the family and the v. v v. the down did resulted, many injures and cousins. got one just from this. from this is going to go ahead. my name is also look more stuff for you, but i'm, i live in this house who was sitting with our daughters when the hospital struck fire bomb their injury. nobody was killed in the as you can see, a behind me, civil defense and river are trying to reach a people who got injured from this attack. prosecutions for means national criminal

court has spoken to medical stuff and goals are about mass graves found to the nasa and all she for hospitals. israel has systematically talks at hospitals and it's me, a 7 month war on the golfer is minutes who has killed more than 34500 people and rescue is estimate moving. $10000.00 palestinians are missing buried under the rubble honey. my point of correspondent and gaza, send this report. the prosecutor is a from international or criminal court are investigating whether these massive graves are evidence of a work crime. they have interviewed a staff or from gaza ship to another hospital rescue workers having to do more than 400 bodies within hospital ground and say, some people may have been buried alive or executed this fight hospitals being protected under international law. they became a battle ground and got really forces bombed, rated embassy, the ship, an officer,

the 2 largest hospitals industry, the u. and has, that is really forces the transport, nasir from a place of healing to a place of death and the mass graves. maybe just the 1st of many such discoveries emergency workers in gaza say they don't have enough equipment to reach people very . the live in bond building and many trapped under rubble are dying. i don't know if i did already do that, but i'm in the i saw the flow. we estimate there are more than 10000 people trapped under the rubble of the specialist. stories have not been able to recover these bodies. and those martha most spinning created in the decimal, which is recorded by the gauze and ministry of health. this is because we simply do not have the results is ok to build a database to recover the thousands of palestinians. they'll track under the rubble . i mean, while the visual dis, tall, this stands up more than 34500 people. the actual number wouldn't be known until

distributed, cleared a process, the you on say it could take up to 14 years. honey, my good. i'll just data from rough. i palestine to do is my 2nd push is on the way to reach a safe spot, and garza with us pressure and hum us to agree to as well as tons. and is there any problem? is that benjamin netanyahu, as opposed to attack rafa in southern gaza, whether or not se spot is agreed, but it's best reports from occupied east joycelyn. israel's military is already hitting targets in roughly the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a much larger operation aimed at some of these leadership. and these remaining battalions will happen when you can. this little fia will enter rust up because we have no other choice will destroy the homeless battalions that we will complete all the objectives of the goals, including the repatriation. all the outcomes. tease danielle,

who is under international pressure not to launch a full assault on rough when more than a 1000000 palestinians, a sheltering military assault on rough that would be an unbearable escalation, killing thousands most civilians, enforcing and the thousands of fleet. they must do what's necessary to protect the civilians and in the battle space. a much better job of what we've seen thus far. and as you know, there north of a 1000000 civilians that have moved into that space that you have to or if you're going to conduct operations and then those civilians must be accounted for and hopefully move data moved out of the area. also in the line of fire would be, is rarely captives. the families protested in jerusalem on tuesday, demanding a ceasefire. deal is, israel's military says it's ready for a rough operation. how most of us now decide whether to accept a deal knowing that netanyahu has promised to attack the last strong cold. come what may come us, as always insisted on

a permanency spine. whatever pressure that might be on benjamin netanyahu from overseas or from the families of the captives, as well as prime minister, relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they will in the rough results, to go ahead and go any deal with how much terrible defeat define them. and then you all who could be out of office bonus smith alger 0 occupied east jerusalem. are still a head hair on al jazeera, striking against smoke knives ation, jamie bus drivers instead of being step pump. the industrial action plus wise involved play as introduced, a new gold by currency cold. the think the

have a lot of the unsettled weather has swept its way across the middle east and event bringing some very heavy rain. and there's more of that to come. you can see from the satellite image, there's shuttle clouds showing where the rain fell, heavy as decal, central pots of saudi arabia, causing some flooding. here, we're expecting that rain to start to push its way further east and south of the next few days, bringing more heavy rain to east and pots of saudi arabia. katasha is likely to see those thunder storms and strong winds. that rain will slip its way for the south across the u. a as well as a month. by the time we get to thursday. now, wet and windy weather is the story across the north west of africa with some heavy rain moving across the north of morocco in to algeria as we go wednesday into thursday is still a story of sheets across the hail with above average temperatures. for places like a chad is much with around the gulf of guinea, and we are going to see the return off some west of weather to east africa as we go into the weekend. thanks to a developing

a tropical low. so now though it is very dry and hot across southern parts of africa, the sunshine pacific in south africa with a fly, a danger risk of elevated levels across the cape provinces in south africa as to whether the indonesia is building a new capital city. deep in the jungles of borneo, just as for the original from across the nation. but not every one supports the idea. maybe i get that someone would definitely have. we see this as an authoritarian decision who's on the 101 east where deals indonesia using a mega sitting on out to 0. the showcase of the best documentary pounds from across the name on the 0. the

the, and the again, you're watching out is there a reminder of our top story? is this our new police of rated a whole in columbia university where students who support how to sign and barricaded themselves. dustin's have been arrested university administrative side. the students who took over the building will big spells and prosecutors from the international criminal cor. simply got investigating mass graves at 2 hospitals and gone south. last month, hundreds of forties were recovered from sites on the grounds of vanessa and she felt medical facilities for fund day, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of georgia as capsule to protest against the government so called for an influence. little legislation will require

organizations receiving funds from abroad to register as for an ages opponent say it could be used to crack down on groups critical if a government damaged george's plans to join the you know, let to weeks of demonstrations on tuesday. police find was a time that the crowds and the protests tend violent yourself of all of the reports from table. se, situation on severely avenue in the central valley see remains tends to protest a day, is that the optional below and for an influence continues. the cross to a is being discussed these days by the trojan parliament. i closed a lot of controversy. so emotions and passions are running high law enforcement offices. a trying to the surprise that demonstrates is now the ryan police have surrounds the department building. it's cold into all the police are using. tia johnson was kind of against the protests as wildly protests is chauncey cuts, about which means georgia and waving declines of georgia and the european union

according to the trojan ministry of internal affairs. because it's near the parliament building 10 bond. and so the server to have the gun implementing measurements to restore public old and a pushing protest is away from parliament. and at the moment the situation is not stable at so as you can hear, the rally starting point peacefully. tonight, tens of thousands of people gathered here. the police were asking to protest as to comply with, with the demands of law enforcement officers. but at some point, things got out of control. you'd have survive on about oh, to 0 to release a georgia. legal baffled between mexico and that couldn't, will began at the international court of justice on tuesday, mexico, assuming ecuador off to an armed rate on his embassy and seeking professional measures from the world court, including the suspension of ecuador from the united nations. on a regular reports from mexico, se, se,

mexico accused ecuador of violating international law at the world court on tuesday . the case stands from a rate on mexico's embassy in the ecuadorian capital depot, which mexico says is a violation of the vienna convention, which guarantees the protection of diplomatic personnel world wide. there are lines and international law, which has not be crossed randomly. the republic of a club or has cross than the actual sum they're taken by whether or not only twins bears the stablished boundaries of international law, but also have served a disconcerting press event. the remember, rates across the international community surveillance video from the april 5th rate clearly shows ecuadorian police entering mexico's embassy. interesting. jorge eyeglass ecuador is former vice president who has been twice convicted of corruption and had been hold up in mexico's embassy since december. though it may

take months or even years for a final ruling, mexico is seeking provisional measures from the hague based international court of justice. to ensure that ecuador provides protection and security of mexico's embassy in key to mexico is also calling on the i. c. j to suspend ecuador from the united nations. the most urgent matter that we have now is to protect the premises, the archives, and the appropriate guest. as we stated in this hearing of probation on measures, we do not trust it, whether enough to reduce that they will refrain from entering for a lie when someone else to enter our practice. the other claims that we have, we will this posting the merits for his part ecuadorian president. then you know, boss has told reporters that he stands behind the actions of his governments and security forces. and has accused mexico's president of making falls and injures statements related to the 2023 presidential election in ecuador. on monday,

ecuador filed its own lawsuit against mexico at b. i. c. j saying it's mexico that violated international law. when the mexican government granted a political asylum to former ecuadorian vice president put a glass of the diplomatic dispute between mexico and ecuador, has prompted a multitude of latin american leaders to rally in support of mexico and several nations have since removed their diplomatic missions to ecuador over the incident, one went up a little al jazeera, mexico city, the founder of the world's largest crypto currency exchange has been sentenced a full months in prison for allowing money laundering on his platform. tongue pen, child who resigned from finance in november. i think the guilty to violating us money laundering knows finance has also been fined holding $4000000000.00 off to investigates. has found that helps uses bipolar functions. both the cases and sort a 3 year sentence for the former finance boss. simple boy's new currency has gone

into circulation. introduction of the simple play gold or zinc is the government's latest attempt to tackle hyperinflation, which also has the story from her. all right, bryan positive. i'm why says it's too soon to know if this new currency, the ball, big old, was big, will make a difference to his daddy like, like millions of other people living in the country with one of the highest inflation rates in the world. he wants to bobby's economy to improve says the cuttings is picked up by something that we get in touch with you in good for me is that we have some more confidence in these cuttings which means that um it to into, to enforce says within the public the zig replaced this and bobby and donna, which goes 3 quarters of its value this year and is backed by gold reserves and foreign currencies. the central bank has promised not to print excessive fundings up in you notes of flats, the discipline government,

in the sense that to you can't inquisitive money without it being a corresponding increase in the gold reserves, or in the, even in for the next interest rates. but i think it's very important for that to be trusted by the nc into that probably some or so due to my, the exec, to this big come on to produce. if that was going to. but commodities such as input, duties, rent, and fuel a paid with us dollars. that means and bobby, and still have to change the big us dollars. the police to being the racing legal minor changes operating without a license. undermining the new car and the government lead as one people to change the money is in love with the bank and not on the politicians. once and bobby's to have confidence in the new currency at one of the largest markets in the capital. meaning here i haven't seen the zip notes yet. people are buying and selling mainly in us dollars. they say over the years is be more stable than somebody's money. if they use the currency, doesn't these value rapidly that could change,

take them into powder with us. out in the philippines drive as a privately owned buses known as jeep needs of once again and be now is on the streets of protest against government plans to modernize the service. it comes a day off today, we've given a deadline to join cooperatives in the next 2 to 3 years. the drive is also being told to replace the buses with more eco friendly vehicles. bobby low has moved from minnesota to thousands of workers marching towards the presidential palace to the men or higher wages as they do every labor they. but this year, there are also here to support quote this the g b driver's cd drivers for paid to the government's g, b modernization program. the government wants to replace the old war. now the jeep needs with modern many buses, but recently they also approve the dues office locally manufactured these that

looked like the traditional jeep these bug would need the modern standards. but these processing drivers say that the 1st step to this modernization program to join cooperative or get employed by corporations just to been to corporate interest . and this means that they lose their licenses to operate, which means that they lose their income. and then the so we're not against modernization post say we just asking the government to re examine the program and prioritize pull working filipinos instead of business interests. how these protesting drivers say it is ironic that a deadline for them to join cooperative barrels a day before labor day. but the government didn't budge, wouldn't budge because the government says that they have already extended the deadline. several times they have given drivers enough time to be able to comply with requirements to join the governments. tv monetization program. no,

only hold that post testing drivers now have is their petition at the supreme court where the government to suspend its jeep the modernization program. but so far, the supreme court has not acted on it. their supporters in congress go say that they might be able to find a middle ground. we are actually studying what so we can fire it, did something in the form of a bill that the way i the the present, the view modernization broke down. how diverse will really be part of the whole process, or whatever happens, these protesting drivers say they're not getting off the screen. and if they do get course, get off the streets, they say they have the numbers in the public transportation system. already below out is there a bunch of that should experiencing is longest heat wave and 76 is that these 10 people have died of heat stroke and schools have been shot until

thursday. the lack of rain and intense heat is threatening the livelihoods of thousands of people on low incomes, including many farm is savage foundry has moved from dr. bung with that she is experiencing the longest duration of unprecedented hot weather in its record in history. for many people, the intense heat, coupled with high humidity, is making life intolerable. it's way too hot. i couldn't ride my ritual for too long in this heat. that's why i have to rest in the shade more often than usual, which is why i'm not doing enough. i'm feeling very anxious. and got got the temperature rose about 40 degrees celsius on 15th april. i mean, the west of the country reached 43 degrees and farmer walkers are suffering heavily . i have never seen heat like this in my.