2 generations are not lied to connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. young americans, in particular, have been extremely critical of the united states as role in the us. the stream on out to 0 or the, [000:00:00;00] the, this is in use our own alger 0 for the bad people live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. $1000000.00 palestinians forced to flee 7 guys, i says the un and as is really a tax, continue, know where is safe in this trip will speak with a former us state department staff or host quit and protest staff to report claimed israel hasn't been blocking

a to kaiser about assuming lies groups on the alarm over the number of journalist scaled and detained by israel during the war on gaza. also this hour of thousands of people for the vine and same booking of fossil will be live in neighboring ivory coast, which has been accused of harbouring on schools in support. carrying them by phase may have set round mature. it's set to be confirmed in the coming hours in a meeting with french presidency, manuel, mac, phone, and last night that he expects to be able to be announced later on. so that the, thank you for joining us. it's been nearly one months since he's removed his tongue . central seemed to guys a southern no city. now the u. n. says assigned green 1000000 people have been forced to flee rasa. that was once a refuge for displace palestinians from across the street. many had to move repeatedly to escape is really a tax that you and says they're now being forced to move again,

seeking refuge and destroyed facilities and what it calls unspeakable conditions. but as many head towards central guy as strikes, photo of him is there any will? pain struck a home in bridge refugee camp several people living there are now dead. at least 20 protest means have been killed on monday. the month of the little come up. what was it left to them? in the middle of the night, the occupation forces struck this house with war plains and without prior warning. and they said it was a safe place on how was the safe with them destroying homes over the residents. and the were displaced at the beginning of the war from japan. yeah. there's no safety . there were a sleep and suddenly they had rocks come down on them. and as you've seen, they're dead and they're not at fault. they're my brothers children's and their father before this was also cause i'm going to live not just central garza and i'll just here is honey. my motors joining us from dell by law. honey, you are where. so many of the people who been fleeing

a rough are heading to what are they telling you about what they've been through in any spots? few weeks and months. a man well, yes, it's been quite difficult the pocket months, particularly, not only the humanitarian catastrophe and hard living conditionally freighted by the intense bonding campaign across the street. but the fact that people have to endure more of it happening at their worst time as possible. right? now what people are going through is beyond imagine of. busy busy just quite difficult in terms of from where we were funding it from the health facilities behind me. that is a struggling to state sustainable and it provides improper medical intervention and save life. that's the vicinity of this area. for example, we see in 10001000 of displays, families keep coming to this area and just the, quite honestly, people are trying to sit up there tends very close to this health facility because

these things, this is a health facility and there's some sort of safety going on, however, this has been shattered by the past experience of what happened at the ship that the indonesian hospital was not. there also the work people who took the, the places do as a refugee ended up being killed inside these health facilities. but as one person describe it is not only do his newest, is there, there's no secret lives, but there's no escape out of this genocide taking place. we talking about a crisis above the emergency, the lack of the cities in terms of water, food, medical supplies, yes. sanitation highs use a public facilities that have been completely destroyed and if we re saying that the whole garza group has turned into a waste land and quite on habitable, this is not a exaggeration. this is a reality. the receipts and documents are report about every single day, right? and as we say, know, where is safe. tell us about the,

the latest attacks that have happened across the guys history, including where, where you are in central guys of it. there's been several of the tasks and the last 24 hours is we'll look at that one more time into an area where it is really military designated as a safe area and people were told you evacuated, to come in from dropbox to milwaukee deluxe. the western part of the central area and find you in a central from city, but these area ended up being is quite on safe. and people in fact been killed. i've been killed inside these town, standing at the beach do very evacuation, so that way they were told, evacuated to hear over not a tax, not only destroyed a residential buildings, but also a further inc, deepening distance of, of shadow safety and security. people are not safe inside the residential homes because of the unpredictable calling bonds we're talking about. at least the scores of people were killed and brought to the hospital. and i overnight attacks here. we

can't do more than 10 and later on as well. another in here, we're looking at 20 people in philadelphia, but they're more people are in critical condition that could use their life as they need one to just at the time preparing this report and quality. this is, we hear the ongoing explosions taking place, a different part of the central area, the rage on as the why the area where do towers, where the order to evacuate in a preparation of being destroyed. and they're going to talk just hit the oper flores in these residential towers, you know, great refuge account honey. thank you very much for the update that sound you 0 is honey. my mood reporting they live from down below in central garza. and now, according to is really media reports. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his government could undertake the 1st phase of a proposed plan to wind down the war in guys on the plan announced by us present. joe biden includes 3 phases. the 1st would include

a 6 week ceasefire that would allow the exchange of these really captives for palestinian prisoners that find out more about this. which side of high ride to of joining us live from amman? jordan, because he's really government his band. i'll just hear from reporting from inside is or outside tell us more about what we've been hearing from private as soon as now and what this good signal when he's been meeting with the foreign affairs committee earlier today to discuss not just the proposal, but also the latest when it comes to that operations and dropped off the citadel fee, of course. so and uh, also uh the caps is that plus the post will plan. uh they said he also released the statements and interestingly uh, he's saying that he hasn't the, the, the, the idea of, uh, guessing words of how most completely before they've fully stopped any of what permanence and to the war either. he said is nothing new and he also added that

it's not because of any pressure from anyone in the government saying that they owe this was agreed to by the war cabinet. israel has maintained that this is that proposal and the us is box dots as well. but interestingly also that he's saying that the captives and the faith is a priority for the governments and for him as well. so i see that he says the claims that we have agreed to receive by without our conditions being met . it's all in accurate. there's been a lot of speculation fully. it's not due. the 1st statement that came out from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his office when buzzing, came out with that statement, wasn't very clear. it was quite ambiguous. it wasn't clear whether they would go ahead with this deal or not, even though they say that they proposed it. not the moment. it's still a little bit confusing to be honest because the media is lee king upon it, according to some senior leaks and people that are close to the government that they would potentially accepts phase one,

but not space to okay. then what does this all mean for the government? i mean, how fried drive isn't it to the i was condition right now, especially with the alternation is threatening to withdrawal. a fee accepts this deal as well. not long ago, your sense not prime minister states and that we've heard from the national security minister. it's my bank of it now. also the finance smith administered best law smart judge. and i'll just read to part of his statement because this is interesting. he says he calls the proposal dangerous. he says he says the dangers proposal, the price is a bite and spoke of was given by the war cabinet. he says without authority. and in violation of the law, he says, it says not binding for the is randy. governments and then he also goes on to say that if the problem is, the benjamin netanyahu does go ahead with this deal. he says, and they will pull out of the government. and he says he also says that somebody

and he said that again. and again, he says they surrender to send well, i'm human yates, israel investors something also that's of the national security administered sum up . and it has highlighted many times, many people in his role believes that this is actually how mosse proposal went by. and the address is wrote in this, he said that he also addressed the problems in the correlation. it made it sound like the issue and the stumbling block was with israel. we do know that the families of those held captive have accused the prime minister including leaks and spoke up the spoken about in local media by the negotiating. she's saying that nothing yahoo was the something called the prime minister is stuck between both. does he accept this deal and go ahead. he says that the goal is to get rid of how much it will they be able to do that in 6 weeks, which is the 1st space. it seems to be unlikely. sarah, thank you very much. that's our high rise reporting that line from amman. jordan, because again, how israel,

his band biologist here from reporting from there. so we have to do it from nearby georgia, a not in guys, a doctors at nasa hospital in kansas city say they is really wor, is leading to an alarming increase in miscarriages. they say up to 10 patients are losing their unborn children each day compared to one or 2 before the war. an estimate is 60000 women and guys are pregnant and the horrors of the war modification and the lack of health care. a worsening the situation catch him to pass all day on has more. a hungry displays, stressed. i'm pregnant doctor say these conditions are fueling the surgeon miscarriages across casa, surviving. the war has been difficult enough. but for many pregnant women giving birth poses yet another challenge. discussion about how quickly i came for a follow up visit, but they told me the baby had no heart beats. i was told it was lucky due to lack

of medicine and malnutrition. this is my 5th day at the hospital and i don't know what to do. after nearly 8 months of israel's onslaught, adequate emergency care is no longer available for many expectant mothers. a female . i'm just kind of this, but the funny it isn't then before the war, the rates of miscarriages was low, about one or 2 cases a day. but now there's so much panic and fear we see up to 10 miscarriages on a daily basis. sure thing doesn't supplies with medicine and equipment are limited, and often nonexistent. women are also undergoing c sections without anesthesia. doctor say the war has led to a rapid search and miscarriages. and premature birds induced in part by high stress . about 60000 pregnant women and girls have little to no access to adequate prenatal health services. the international rescue committee says only 2 partially

functioning. hospitals offer maternity services said to have it. i left pregnant women who have miscarried, face a lot of psychological suffering as a lack of emotional support from the medical stuff as well. well, also facing great psychological impressions due to the will. these conditions are making things worse. months of bombings, attacks and devastation have led to widespread trauma. him and i was in the office and had been pregnant for months. i came to the hospital in pain. i've experienced a lot of fear and exhaustion. i myself had been carrying for the sick and injured thing. this led me to miscarry. the war has created terrible conditions, repulsed and e as in gaza. and now increasingly, also for the on board patsy. a little piece of the, again, which is here that really we spoke to on a friend's very close the head of policy for a swedish women's rights organization. she says palestinian women are giving birth

and increasingly in humane conditions. and that's equal to gender base violence against women. what we're seeing now, i mean there been the reports about gender based on them since the 7th and sex are based items, it's in the 7th of october. but what will hear from our partners is this ongoing everyday binds that women pregnant women are facing at the cost of their payments because of that. and hospitals are being bombed about to the indiscriminate, the ongoing from, from martin on the ongoing displacement. and we see this as a form of gender based funds as well towards the end, but for debt, the doctor for violence towards women who are this approximately 800 aged women who are hard are giving birth every day in gaza. and they are doing that under extremely dangerous and inhumane circumstances and their children have of course also the new boys are of course both on the very and and yeah that in great

danger. so he sees important stuff, acknowledge this as a form of gender based funds and make it visible as well. and it's been about a month since the roof of border crossing into guys i was shunt and that's worsting and already di, humanitarian situation. a long line of trunks destined for guys that is stuck on egypt. sions, side of the border. israel sees the crossing when it's forces into drawn for last month. egypt says the border can not reopen unless is route gives up control and hands it back to the palestinians. most of the see us of the city. yeah. well there, there is a clear you gyptian spence and policy to reject these read the presence of the rough across the what is the only connection between the palestinians and the outside world. the rest of these really crossings are close to for palestinians. and the movement of palestinians for their need of education or medical treatment has historically been through each. it is difficult for the roof of crossing to continue operating without the ballasting administration on the ballasting inside.

and it's normal that this will be a component in any solution to the car institute due to the internal disagreements within the us government over how the administration is dealing with is rose actions in gaza has led to a steady stream of resignations. at least 7 officials have resigned since october. last week a senior state department official quit over a report that denied israel has been blocking a to guys. here some of the findings of the reports. the report found he's really government has been actively involved in encouraging protests, send attacks on 8 con voice. a document is really strikes on coordinated humanitarian movements inside gaza. and also found inconsistent rejections of humanitarian supplies. and a lack of clarity on how congo is checked yet. that same report knows it does not currently assess these really government is prohibiting or otherwise restricting

the transport or delivery of us to monetary and assistance. a lot, stacy gilbert is a former state department employee who resigned over that report. she was a senior civil military adviser or the bureau of population, refugees in migration at the us state department and is joining us live on orange is here from baltimore in maryland. say, see thank you so much for being with us on al jazeera, so you resigned after 20 years in the state department. can you explain to us 1st, what led to your decision and just how difficult to decision it was for you? um, so we were tasked by the white house in early february to write a report assessing countries to things. countries compliance with international humanitarian law, also known as the law of war or the geneva conventions and their willingness to facilitate humanitarian assistance. israel was not the only country,

but as you can imagine, it was the country that generated the most debate within, within the subject matter expert who are drafting the report at some point myself and a few other subject matter experts were removed from the report. mm hm. it was moved up to a 100 level and i read the report when it was released on may 10th, and that it was the 1st time actually that i'm aware of that. we admitted that israel is using us weapons in violation of international humanitarian law. but it was also very dark that it said israel is not walking humanity tearing assistance. right. and i know that's not true. i know others know that's not true and that was the reason i decided to reside i, i will ask you about what the report says a little bit more by just wanted to know if it was specifically working on this

report that led to your resignation or was it perhaps an accumulation of concerns that you've had it, it's definitely an accumulation of concerns, but i was in a unique position having been working on this report and it was i can't recall in my many years working in the us government seen anything so so obviously wrong that everyone agrees as wrong and yet that was what we submitted as a report to congress. right? state laws. it was an excuse me, like a lot of frustration. okay. i just wanna pay you a sound vital for don don patel the state department spokesman, who was asked directly at a press conference about your resignation. and he is what do you have to say?

we stand by the national security memorandum 20 report. we're not in administration or a department that twists the facts and allegations that we have are, are unfounded. but this is out as any report and is any process that is undertaken in the policy making process. these processes are deliberative and they involve inputs from people at a variety of seniority and expert levels. and so you heard that the state department spokesman saying that they stand by this report. what is your reaction to that? and how is the initial report that you worked on different from the final report that was released that conclusion of the subject matter experts who work into mandatory and assistance. not only in the state department, but also usa id and the organizations on the ground and gaza is absolutely you. now,

to me is that israel is blocking humanitarian assistance and has been which is why gaza is why there's famine. why, why the hospitals have been bond? it's, it is so patently clear that that is what's happening. and so i understand the, because lawyers perhaps drafted that that conclusion what, why is the state department not being honest and about the situation in your view? by if the determination is that any, any partner country is blocking humanitarian assistance. a country that is also receiving or weapons assistance. there is another consequence of a consequence under us law that triggers association association of our security assistance. so i think they're very, very worried about making

a determination that makes that triggers those kind of consequences. stacy, one of several official serv resigned in, in recent weeks and months over the us administration. support for the war on guys, do you get a sense that this is having these resignation are having an impact in any way? are they making a difference? is the administration at some point going to be listening to experts like yourself . and i will say i was able to leave because i know others feel the same as i do. and i know they will continue to, to change the policy to, to make our, to be more honest in our assessments. i know they will continue to do that work on the inside. i made the determined, based on my position that my voice would be better heard outside the government because they knew very well what,

what the humanitarian experts thought me and it, that, that it's not just in that opinion, there is quantifiable data. and that was over rules for a very legalistic interpretation. the by my administration has now presented this plan to end the war on guys so far. these really is haven't accepted it. what. what should the us be doing now? stacy, in your view, you have experience working in this administration. what, what do you think is the right thing to do to end this war now? and i think it's been very clear from the very beginning our ability to influence israel is negligible and continuing to do the same things that, that is clearly not resulted in much good up to now it's, it's time to in that we need to leverage. we need to use the tools

that we have to leverage better behavior. and i think that's in seen the weapons transfers, but we need to do it. it's not just for, for israel and, and we need to end the conflict. but we also need to adhere to our own law. i am concerned that in putting out this report, we are skewing the facts to the detriment of our own law, our own policy. and the consequence of that in gaza is, is disastrous. it also, it's so profoundly affects our policy in so many other places around the world. so it's very difficult to tell russia to stop bombing civilian facilities and ukraine when we see the same thing happening by, by israel in gaza. stacy, thank you so much for talking to us and sharing your experience with us on al

jazeera, stacy gilbert, former state department official, who resigned recently. thank you very much for joining us. so thank you. now in the developments during this working in areas of on conflicts are protected under international humanitarian law, just like civilians. but israel has been accused of violating those rules repeatedly palestinian during this se is riley, is trying to kill the messenger and silence the story. now a new report by a palestinian prisoners society says jordan, this will be arrested as well as killed. is there any forces obtained a palestinian jealous since october, both in gaza and the occupied westbank? $1499.00 is really custody, including for female media work as a report by the committee to protect your unless last year said, israel is one of the world's leading jane is of during this joining the ranks of countries such as china, russia and yvonne. and as well as one guys,

i've also been the worst on record for the number of tests of media work. as a $147.00 journalists and media workers have been killed by is really forces in 8 months or less. now speak to dial kotob who is a palestinian journalist and free price advocate has joining us from jordan's capital m on thank you very much for being with us. let's start with the rest. first, a teacher unless rested since october by israel. why, under what pretext? and what have they been charged with as well? the problem is, is rarely so i'll just have the rest of the condition of that assuming during the state for them all thoughts and ends are the same and for many and they're all in tears. so there is no specific statute for a journalist, they don't give them credit cards, you don't recognize them. and as we saw it was during the operating they have no problems and shooting and killing them with about a single german as being arrested in god. and it was found, they are arrested as part of the administrative detention orders,

which is in arrest without trial without charge. we just have without any legal and basses, except that based on 1945 emergency laws. and so we have about $3900.00 singles, 2 days behind bars with that they charge their kind of like the hostages. and does there have been without charge without a trial? and the germans are not recognized as durham is, that's the biggest problem. plus these rays are not allowed any international german central jobs up. and that's a huge problem because every war and the world was seen international just being able to cover except gods that does as not that allowed any external german missing on the germans, that we're covering it all palestinians are being shot and killed as you said, arrested yeah, and, and promised me enjoying this as we know i've always faced very difficult circumstances even before the october 7th attacks. how much worse has it gotten since for the, the what the, as, as you said, this is their worst country now in the,

in the way they deal with german us and the way they have an interest and, and harassed your most. and we know that also a media outlets are being pressured to do kind of a total of these ready lines. but on the palestinian side, the journalist are treated exactly like everybody else. they don't accept the law of the law of the humanitarian law, which is involved in the war that states that during this should be immune from any attacks and so on. and so we've seen over a 130 journalist and guys are being killed. in addition to sharing of operating american journalist until this moment, we have not seen the single report about these really investigating this. and if there was an american journalist that anywhere in the world, we would see lot more pressure on these roads to come up with this fact. so we have a problem, and that is really just trying to hide the fast and trying to kill the messenger. and so how do we solve this problem? how do we make sure that there is justice for these more than

a 100 journalists and media workers have been killed during this construct? well, i think we have to work on number of levels. international media organizations must keep pressure in events, but also we have to work on these really assume because i think an international student because should either boycott or ensure that these really simply give issues a statement every time about a student heiresses, for us, or our kids. and unless it is really cindy kids stands up for about a senior embrace. right there, fellow jervis, i think people should work up these rarely syndicate and. busy they actually asked in the proper way in protecting federal germans. so we have to. busy on international level and also i think we need to boycott is really a journalist association. thank you for speaking to us and sharing your insights and experience style with good top promising engine, they sent a free press to advocate joining us there for my mom. thank you. very much for your time. watching the still ahead on algae 0.

the history is made in mexico as a country. next is 1st of a female presidents and support an unwanted 1st for these reigning sailed g, p. tompkins and these here with that story late to stay with us. we're back after a very short break. the that's how low that. let's have a look at the weather across the south america, and there's lots of fine and dry weather to be found across the central quarters of the continent. the heavy rain however, continues across the very north with thunder storms for equitable and columbia or northern parts of brazil, and the tail end of a weather front will bring more rain to southern areas of result. the rain will ease as you go into choose day. it pushes up towards rio de janeiro with coastal showers,

continuing across more northern areas and not as intense on choose day is more wet weather. however, coming into the very south, the southern parts of chile, a weather system, bringing some width and windy weather. here in terms of temperatures, they have dipped for places like windows areas. we will see more heat coming across that central band for places like power of wind on tuesday. and he does a story for central america. the caribbean, in particular, for mexico will see very high numbers up in the north, places like monterey about 5 degrees above where they should be. it's largely fine and dry with some showers expected in mexico city, hopefully on a tuesday. but what's the weather? how weather is for the east? with heavy falls, the tugs and cake or silence, and the dominican republic on tuesday. that's the weather. the hunters and then millions. stephens cries does

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the, the watching the news, our on algae 0. i would be 40 that people a reminder about top stories. the united nation says 1000000 palestinians have fled guys, a southern city of rafa is where i'll be gone. it's gone defense. they did not city a month ago. display status, the means of being forced to move again and take shelter and destroyed facilities from industry. if any minute now, as said his government could undertake the 1st phase of the proposed plan to wind down the war in gaza. as according to is really media sourcing his leaks coves, the

mexican voters that elected the 1st female private in the county. i shined ball from the left wing. marina party has won a landslide victory. she's a former time it scientists and mayor of mexico city. the 61 year old politician will succeed her political meant. busy the ongoing president under his money, a lopez over the door, a lot in america, the editor to see a newman has moved from mexico city to slow the shame bounds. a little clients may not have been unexpected. but the massive extent of her victory was the 1st woman to be elected president of mexico. one was more boats than any other candidates by a land slide. it says that i cannot see me until they wave low. they love all. this is the recognition of the mexican people in our political program, and for the 1st time and 200 years, we have a woman as the president of mexico. as i said before,

i am not arriving alone. we women arrive together the popularity and support of the current president and the richmond. we look this over the goal, is margie responsible for shame bounce when she's a scientist, a former mexico city mer, and founder of the governing left wing. what it and a party, in fact looked us over to the board, had singled her out as his preferred successor years ago. unlike the president, shame bone has generated expectations that you will fight for women's rights and address violence against females in mexico width and the sides of the highest per capita in the western hemisphere. as women, these means a lot. it means break is through the glass ceiling that we've had for centuries. it means at least for me breaking this through a top that will make cannot take a leadership role and send the shame vall, promises to continue the president's social programs. but critics a worry that you would also push other policies seen by many esl authoritarian,

certainly on the campaign trail file, the fully endorse the model is for louis constitutional rewards. and those represent his efforts to really weekend some democratic checks and balances in mexico, centralized power and the federal executive ranch to for their military power within the securities. here, the election campaign itself was marred by unprecedented levels of violence and the action date also saw people killed and putting stations attach or in the countries mounting security crisis. mexico's next president will have her work cut out for her. but supporters of overwhelming support for president lopez overlord may not be as easily transferred to shame bomb. she will have to strike a delicate balance between 2 different products to his doctor and one at the same time trying to find her own voice. does he and human algebra,

mexico city and live not to manual rap? hello, also in mexico city for so the day after mexico made history and elected its 1st female president money. what's the mood like in the country and what have been the reactions going to be with you fully. it's very much business as usual here in mexico city. after that historic victory by 12, yes, a bomb and sundays election to become the 1st woman president and mexico his history. definitely. i would be remiss if i, you know, i wouldn't be doing my due diligence if i didn't hold up a couple of newspapers for tv news here. this 1st one, simply reads, se, then, so, obviously the reference wouldn't be, but i see that in 5th to mexico's 1st woman president, this one that simply reads its cloud, the south. this was a historic election on many fronts. unfortunately, one of those fronts happened to do with violence. there was

a historic levels of election related violets. throughout the course of this election. from the start of the year, there has been at least $37.00 political candidates at a local level killed in the country. it is, without a doubt the most violent election cycle in the country's history. and to no one's surprise unfortunately, files become so normalized here in mexico. this does that even become shocking to many people anymore. so while it may not be on the lips of everyone here on the streets and certainly in the back of their minds, looking toward cloudy a shame bomb, now president select for leadership for mexico to be able to curve those historic levels of violence that has continued to see consistently for the past 15 years, to talk to us and about the challenges she, she's faces in what will be her priorities when she goes into office, the president elect,

cloud se about faces. many different challenges from several different friends, both in terms of uh, domestic policy, as well as foreign policy violence, obviously being a top priority. once she assumes the office of the president, whether that be violence related to drug cartels, violence against women, the crisis a force disappearance is the 10s of thousands of people here in mexico that remain disappeared. this is going to be a major challenge for the incoming president. so one place where she does perhaps have an advantage is on the economy insurance, at least of perception, mexico. she will be inheriting an economy that's largely see the big, strong, robust resilience stable as well. it does get a little bit tricky when we start talking about foreign policy, right? because when it comes to matters, afraid of migration, of a bilateral or multi lateral security strategy, these are decisions that are made out of bilateral level, at

a multilateral level. so her foreign policy will largely be sort of tied to what happens in the us selection come november so that there is something to consider. just one last thing to mentioned here, plug the machine bomb largely enjoys her popularity to the popularity of mexico's outgoing president. under this fundamental piece over the other. so there is that question of how much of these policies will be a continuation of president lopez over those vision. and so what expect will she be her own person as she becomes mexico's next president? thank you very much for that manual. laugh, hello, lie for a say in mexico city. let's take you to london now. and just a few minutes ago, nigel for raj announced that he has accepted the role of liter of reform. he came and said he ascend as a candidate and the is july 4th elections. the reform party is seen as a challenge to the ruling conservatives and some parliamentary seats for roger previously that the united kingdom independence body helped initiate the process that led to breaks it as listen back to

a bit of what he had to say. i'm going to stand in the selection. i'll be those you might kind of the see a mid day tomorrow. the essex seaside town of claxon. so mid day tomorrow at clack, to live to charlie angela in london. charlie, i see nigel for eyes is still speaking behind do that. it said he wouldn't run. why has he changed his mind as well? first of all, i have to say this press comes into this put together so hastily that even some senior members of reform party didn't even know it was had just proved from officer punish sophia tricks. and i don't, for us has said he previously wasn't going to be standing in the election because that wasn't enough time. he was going to need weeks of months rather than weeks to uh, for the winning campaign. he said he was just gonna say this one out and instead focus his attention on helping his friend donald trump gets to the white house. so now he

says he's changed his mind. why was he supposed campaigning with the foam on the streets? and he's been speaking to young people, he says he's seeing what he calls of injection for political costs the 1st, for the 1st time in the decades. and he's in aust, why he's funny. he says he feels like he's nothing them down. he says he feels guilty so now rather than having a month, he has just full and a half a week to persuade the people of claxon in essex that he is the right candidate for them. so this is a man who has stood it 7 times and call him at elections and has know every single time makes famous me. and so i found it in 2015, although the a said today that that was stolen from him from the conservative will that he has successfully been elected as a member of your fee and parliament $5.00 times. but now just announcement. now your project is back off the sidelines, and the back in the physical game says, okay, and so what does this mean then for the election on july,

the 4th it's something you're going to base the image for a phone every time walking out in the street to the stage, the performance number traditionally vice for reform would be taken from conservatively because the interesting, the roger saying here is that the conservative over the cross. and what he's aiming to get is from me, but says, and some people who would not even begin to think about what they've seen in the 1st place. people who reject to the political system wholesale earlier putting sufficiency that was off exactly that question. the 5th of a time to fraud and he said that as a, if anyone who's not conservative is insightful a that will be in schools to put the same question test. um and they said looking at the most recent holes were of apologies. we went losing out connection that to charlie, charlie, we lost your sound. we will come back to you, hopefully next hour. so you can tell us more about nigel for roger's decision to

running the upcoming election in the u. k. on july, the 4th, and what it could mean for the vote. thank you very much for the moment. now, what kind of fossil has accused its neighbor ivory coast of being involved in, quote, malicious activities. the military regime in walking to goose, says ivory coast has been hovering members of ongoing seeking to disturb allies working a fossil. the relationship between the 2, west african neighbors has been fractures, despite meetings between the defense chief st april, or live to ivory coast. i'm a dangerous susie not be john forest following developments. tell us more about this dispute between volcano fossil and ivory coast. what's a, what's happened to one? basically they're talking about 13200 refugees from breaking across the cross into ivory coast over the past 2 years, and especially after the middle to june to power. and we're good to go. and they're

part of the $65000.00. but it cannot be as well flipped the country because 5 f b, a types by um, groups offered to you in the country or because of the conditions made by midwest, by the presence of the military in power in one category. now, ivory coast has always claimed that it has was printed international. it's international obligations by not tolerate fugitive in this country. in fact, this is not the 1st time the but it cannot be as i chose a guy because of poverty, people because of that. and to me on stage who take refuge in 5 records last month, i voted administered to address with the address some of these issues and hard. they're even saying that they have set up a committee to look at the possibility of report creating thousands of what cannot be used for cost in july. because the relationship between the 2 countries haven't

gotten worse since i'm not positive. and also in my lead and majority public and this, i would say these countries continuously see ivory coast. yeah. affinity republic, i just punch it in. i did at the high some of that problem because that feeling i did as terminal based on the community of west africa as great as long as i because who they see with a corporate suspect of doing the bidding, surprised as all the less been a republic behind some of the punitive measures impulse or these countries over the past few months. yeah. they have been a string of, of course, in the region which has for thousands of course to see what's been the humanitarian impact of that. um and what basically this situation there's develop a situation between 5 recalls, 10 percent of process set to made. i make life was full at the 2nd se, but it cannot be read usually transferred into this country and also. busy 55000

more who have crossed into the country simply because these refugees have found himself called to pigeon hostile home government and also a host government that it's close consistently being put on the pressure by the government. so it's going to make life a lot worse for these refugees, for of course, part of the forgotten that fiji is incomplete zones across the was processed the complex in particular part for more than 55000 people out of the country into different countries. and these refugees on receiving the little or no international assistance in terms of paid for full in terms of food, shelter and medicines. how many do you see? not be john. thank you very much. i'm it for your reporting. now jerry, it has been experiencing power cousin disruption didn't add traffic. seems to major unions because i had a general strike over levels of minimum wage in you and say it's impossible to survive on the current rate of $22.00

a month because of the rising cost of living. they wanted to increase to nearly $370.00 for their lease and buy reports from the capital a boot you. this is one of the major government offices here in address capital, i believe, is presently on the lock and key by liberal unions were prevented. walk us from cutting out activities that will cause a demanding, that's the be a which has to be increased for hours. so in order to on to work talks broke down last friday. when government recruiters, i agree with them, by the way to increase the demanding, giving rise in inflation. and also the cost of leaving the president had the on the assumption of, of his last year announced it remove all of subsidy from federal and electricity, which i've actually making it more difficult for households. so suffice funds to president is saying that this informs the necessary to be able to stabilize the

economy. i may show that to your currently it doesn't collapse what kinds of thing that they cannot cope given that being said that the more expensive daily and for the level, you know, just saying that the or less vs, the increased that they will not go back to work they've gone around trying to enforce the mission why strikes? flights have been disrupted? mental prisons have been halted. the national grid has been shut down, which has resulted in the country being plunged into darkness. only very few vehicles on the we climbed the roads on most before i've decided to stay back home because people deliver e mails on like before where they would only what you've got enough is to inform us the stripe. in this case, they've been glued from private offices, trying to ensure that's what costs were forced out. the officers legal sessions are still on for a new level videos of saying that they're not going to ship drought. nubian,

that the cost of living is skyrocketing every day. this is about default strikes, says president, while i moved to new was 2 coffees last year. and what is it will i hoping that to be able to come to around to be, to show that to this is resolved as soon as possible in terms of also moving pictures. patients, only few of them are sending the very long choose which in the next few days, it might be no federal form should be able to move around for them to send back. i'll just upload, you may get it still had in sports tennis. well, number one novak joke of h gets a re glean some daylight of the french open and is here with that. so a mix to stay with the business like to be sponsored by intellect tuck,

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provisional list of players available. emulate. same chelsea have confirmed insight . mariska is then you manage it. the town in joining from les the city. the thing is just let back into english football's top flights risk replacing the rich airport. you'd say now who left the london club up to just one year in charge. same finished the 6th in the late last season. jimmy's headcount shooting now. goes one has hits out of what he calls a racist survey conducted by one of the countries main broadcast as the channel l. d, which is royce, to the upcoming years in germany, asked people if they prefer more white players in the national team id. so as opposed to getting data on diversity, germany pi joshua came, it's called a racist. but it's culture grace. this was the amount of con, doesn't go to solve it, signed the, the football team can be a great example of how different cultures, religious backgrounds and colors can come together as a group to work towards great goals. and so i mean we're playing the year rice for everyone in the country,

and everyone who can play top cross football is invited to be a national team player and give that rule for that country. i hope i never have to read anything about such polls. again too, and cancel them outside as well. number one of the jo, commit. she's back on the day. shift at the front, sharpen the world number one up against the origin. same as francisco surrender low for spots in the quarter finals. brokovich his previous much ended at past 3 o'clock in the morning. the latest finish in tournament history. if documents can win this concept still break, roger federer his record of 369 from that slammed victories. threatened champion is one set prussian fits st. dynamite that has be notes out. bates in a, in 5 sets, while strows i'll explain. mental 11 said reaching the last states that rolling barrels for the 1st time in his career and women struggle with them to, to reinstall the lincoln is in. so the last states, the butler, russian, have no problems against the american opponents and having to borrow and speak to

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a victory. this toner being co hosted in the usa in west indies and the when these 2 time champions they've made a winning stops. they paid for them it, that'd be some stuff. and you're getting by 5. what kits chasing down 137 just 6 poles to sped in. guyana. now they had mentioned oil as have reached the suddenly count finance. they looked to become the 1st canadian, when is it more than 30 years? they be that that will start to wants to climb the western conference title programs to to but the oil is stuck with the recent tradition of not touching the trophy. that is a superstition whether believe the only trophy they should lift is the main stanley company has not been going by canadian same since the monk shrill canadians back in 1993 atkinson. the once in 1990 will face the photo pump us in the final game. one is coming up on saturday. there's going to be pressure playing in the stanley cup final um no matter where teams from. so um,

obviously were canadian team. we've got great canadian fans and it feels good to uh, maybe united the country a little bit and have something to uh, to bring people together. you know, that's what sports is all about. is bringing people together and, and, and, you know, hopefully we're doing that for canadians across country. it depends, you can assess. so has one has 2nd us open source, should it here in pennsylvania, on some from 3 shots down on the final day to finish 3 shots. clear of the finger $22.00 of the youngest player to win this tournament twice the 1st the 3 time defending sale, g p champions, australia the same had cap sizing for the 1st time in competition, it was drawing a race in canada, new zealand, off top of the overall standings with australia currently sitting in that all right, that is how useful is looking for that can be thank you very much for that and that

is it for this and use our analogy is here to stay with us. so i've got 2 more news coming up after this very short break. thank you for watching. the conflict has been a constant shadow over the hopes to be around. like many people to be open to the 2019 protest as an opportunity to reclaim a nation. when their voices are met with blue tiles, she filters please use the role of medic let nothing. cooper pass for the personal costs of fighting for hydro. baghdad on fire. witness on our cassandra, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. if that was a rougher offensive, where would the people go? people have no place to go. each one of 1000 people has to be displaced at least 2

times frank assessments. this is a max and blown to free speech and freedom of the press informed opinions you can be somebody, this is on one of the hostages, october 7th, and return. and i want the chilly to stop inside story on al jazeera on the news. yes, again. these palestinians, families and rough rep what little they have following for this from the is really military to eventuate or risk that they went told roughly where to provide the safety. the closure of the rock crossing has prevented the departure of thousands of wounded people and patients who were waiting to travel among them is a 2 year old lumber of a holy. she and her cousin, sustained injuries, and isabel s try it costs money off to 7 months to the path for more than one point . $5000000.00 palestinians remain some such and as does this apply to humanitarian

aid into this trip with the warnings they could be further depleted? was this place from i'll shoot you a, a to on the sierra 10 to daniel bella. dental rafa. and this will be the 5th displacement age groups holding for isabel to de escalate. now and say there is no plan be for the people and roughly the the united nation says 1000000 palestinians have been forced to flee 7, gaza as he's ready. forces continue there offensive on the floor, and for the back to boy a watching audra 0 live from to ha also coming up funerals, a house for the victims of kind of talk in central gaza after israel targeted a family's home in

a refugee camp. the mexico elect, his 1st female presidents. claudia shines on wednesday and