some of the us decision to place as well on the list of countries that violates children's rights from the hearts of the story. the shortage of water is adding more misery to the live of tens of thousands of palestinians. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm my name's side. this is a news on line from the coming up in the next 16 minutes. tensions between israel and the has full of rushing up as well. approves bustle plans and 11 on as has full release of surveillance, video of sensitive size fitness, round the bombing of gauze and continues is really

a strong song to homes in the center of the strip kill at least 17 in palestine. the un security council discusses the die humanitarian situation. in the dawn, when 85000000 people are facing emergency levels of food and security on a trip that could have global consequences washes presidents allowed me a patient arrives in north korea is 1st visit that in 8024. yes, the welcome to the program b is why the ministry has approve what it calls operational plans for an offensive and 11 known as tensions rise between israel and has paula. the statement came out as often as buller reveals surveillance, video of sensitive science that it filmed from within israel. you know, it's just a says it's working to prevent a great to will between the 2 sides has been cross fluid exchange is

a 5 since israel's one guns and began in october 10. acorda has this report from beverage has bolos latest message to as well, that it is ready for war. another demonstration of the lebanese armed groups, increasing military capabilities. a 10 minutes video showing what it says are images from a reconnaissance the drone of sensitive military sites. up to 30 kilometers from the border, the drone flu over many areas in northern israel, showing bases an anti aircraft missile batteries. and what many consider a failure on the part of is arouse defense. it is quite embarrassing for a drone that is the one and a half me to a long and 2 meters wide, to fly over full on this uh auntie and deception. batteries like the iron dome and david's thing that was supposed to protect the one of the most

important military industrial complex and is right, that is a rough idea and extended on 6.5 kilometers. and then go also to haifa, where we see the picture of all the is really the navy and all the wrestlers. the video was released as presidential biden special envoy, m, as hochstein concluded his meetings in b route. it was his 4th round of shuttle diplomacy since hezbollah opened up a front to help him, us in garza, he is trying to de escalate the conflict between israel and has the law that's reached its most intense level yet from a route he had a message for his brothers ally, hum us, encouraging it to agree to a us back cease fire deal in garza as a way to reduce regional tensions. the deal stops the war and gaza. it lays out the schedule for the withdrawal of forces. if that's what from us once stacy just say yes and accepted

a ceasefire and gaza and or an alternative diplomatic solution could also bring the conflict across the blue line to an end that seems to show an understanding of has the last position. the group has already lost more than $300.00 fighters in this war and insist it will only hold fiery once. there's a permanent end to as well as war on gaza. but as rome has insisted on a new reality along the border during his last visit to bailey with the us and voice said, a ceasefire in garza does not automatically mean an end to the war on the 11 on israel front. and that's a new security power as i'm would be needed. now he appears to be saying it would be enough. but what he didn't say is what happens if, how much does not agree to that us back proposal? literally the proposal and how much this decision could decide if loving on an

israel's war of attrition expands to a broader conflict or comes to an end, then a who their owner is either failed. the cause he mentioned is why the army says it's develop plans for an offensive in lebanon. assault to move would require approval from is really need is to center is, is following developments from a non enjoying these really military has released a statement saying that they have approve new operational plans for an offensive in 11 on as well as increasing the readiness of troops on the ground, this comes just hours after his belo released a near 10 minute video showing that there drones capturing several videos of areas in northern israel. some of them considered military targets like army complex's and bases as well as iron del missile defense batteries. now it is worth mentioning that this is not exactly a change in policy by these really military. in fact,

we've been hearing this earlier in the year and for months by is really security officials like the defense minister jo, up the launch and the army chief of staff hurts. see how levy, who have said that they are no longer on the defensive, but rather on the offensive with his beloved meaning that they were actively pursuing a targets in southern lebanon, and even further away from lebanon, southern border. now this has been a sentiment. they've been echoing for months, however, the fact that she's bella was able to have these drones fly over several areas into northern israel, including haifa, which is around 20 kilometers from israel's northern border, means that israel's air defense systems were not activated. the alarms did not ring something that shortly is raising a lot of questions within these really security establishment. but nonetheless, both sides, israel and his bullet have said that they are prepared for an all out war campus and who is your 0? i'm man. just reminded, is there any government has found out, is there a formal pricing in israel,

which is why we are reporting from neighboring georgia to the rami cory is a distinguished public policy fellow. the american university of favorites he says, has bullet, has shown it's capable of bypassing, is there any defense systems or his bonus capabilities continue to expand, become more sophisticated and are more able to penetrate sort of, with a is rarely a defense of systems. this has been a steady process really almost in the last 20 years. practically, i said 16 years. and the same thing is happening with him as in the south that their ability is, of course, they are linked together in many ways. their ability is, have uh, expanded to the point where the old advantages of israel had over both of them and technology and a heavy weaponry air superior hardy and all of those things has been a little down. it's much,

much less. we see the consequences of that and goes to where all the might that israel has used, has destroyed much of gas until a tens of thousands of people, but has not been able to eliminate how massive capacity to continue fighting in various ways. of course this comes with a terrible cost to the palestinian people, but they have a bottle of how mass approaches. they are most advanced and loving and because of the capabilities as well. and they just wanted to show that, but they've already shown it in the last 78 months with the kinds of attacks that they've been able to achieve. and sizes are held on military bases and other subsets of a target. so this is making it more dramatic and there may be other things that has been a lot as much revealed just as well, being well on the ground in goals of several areas have been boned by the is there any on the of the tax on 2 homes and i'm is there, it's refugee cam, killing me,

17 palestinians. victims have been taken to alex the hospital and there on bala strikes. we're also reported in alba res refugee county. and who dairy has moved from there on balance, central golfer, a lot of the people around the central area and especially the interlocks the hospital have one question every single day. where should we go? where should we seek refuge everywhere in gaza? is under it is where the air starts. palestinians came to this area and did it by that because a rough law has been under a, is there any error, error rates and, and, and it, it, artillery, selling. and people came here after the is there any forces, ordered them to evacuate to the middle area today in the morning to kind of sydney and residential houses in this way. don't have been targeted. but let's also be clear that this is not the 1st incident that took place in the site at odds and

ends. and my left sense is ready for says tools the people to evacuate to this area . this area is over went over packed with policy and use you can't find ad street, m. c. even the sidewalks are full of people who are these sets it up. there are tons and still there's only one hospital which allows us to do or we already know who is serving 1000000 kind of simians right now. and it's working with the one generate through. there has been no medical supplies. there has been a few short this since the fingers and started. so the situation is dire. and the palestinians, the are, are enough helpless and very, very devastated and frustrated because there has been no safe place in gaza. now i temporary humanitarians here and gone, so that costs the us $250000000.00 to build could be dismantled, early as, according to report by the new york times,

the pair was built to deliver aid to the strip by sea. but it's certainly been operational for about 10 days in the month since deployment. on friday, the us ministry said it was being removed from garza's shoreline to avoid being further damaged by high seas. pentagon is denied claims that the pay was used to carry out. some is really minute to raid earlier this month. this is rose worn. garza has force nearly 2000000 people from that homes desperate palestinians are seeking refuge and every available space turned. boy zoom reports as the entertainment city used to be one of those big use amusement parks now and instead of relaxing and socializing palestinians are seeking refuge from is very a tax. but even here, there was no respite. why we was show me the disability military carried out

an air strike a reminder that no way in goal is a safe haven. the did who the interest family was forced to leave rough uh would few options. it has ended up seeking show to in a place used to bring his children to on special occasions. no, i know you'll make them outside of the i'm really the video when these really on east onto the military incursion of fine. we will totally flip will that i was terrified. so i packed some of my belongings. i knew smith, i was afraid of losing my 6 children and it comes the search, the shelter for my family and friends unit. but there was nothing but trouble, and everyone is crowded with refugee and again displaced families of grounded into every inch of them using the hawk. a new services, new food, water, or sanitation, a new health care the 1st month. the guy did not need it on the we're from rough. uh, we used to come to our store for entertainment and to have from them. so, you know,

this park has turned into an evacuation shelter. we are tired, we're struggling to find water, food, and electricity. and i'm sick my car, get my medications because we are exhausted in this. he had to do what i got to has all the to you and says is very attractive force. more than 800 sounds. that palestinians from rough or an area of it is very minute tree, had previously declared a saves of in previous years. palestinians would visit him, use that punks like this one here during a bill of how far during israel's will garza placement to be a source of fund entertainment, has become a source of show for families forcibly displaced from the homes. are recognizing, oh, just a rough con eunice, palestine. french colts has over time. the band on is really companies at one of the wells vegas, alms fives. the government find is where any defense exhibits is from taking costs because if israel's was gone, so the court ruled,

the decision was discriminatory. the powers fat open on monday natasha butler has moved from terrace. a few weeks ago. the french government has suggested to close as the company, the organizes, the euro satori alms, fast cities rating companies should not be welcomed. that is because the french government, our gains, is rose on getting a miniature operation in rockford. now what's the organizes the if and when ben was on to do is fine, or is there any company so that 74 is ready, funds have to keep away from mr said hey, how is a complaint about that? and that bond is now being is a ton by a french court to decide that it was discriminatory. however, it's not the yet for the organizes congress. because last week, another course in phone had decided that anyone linked to any of these as rated companies could not attend the federal either wednesday was for the more notes with as

a what is riley or northwell that amazing. so i hope the case is foreclosures and for the organizational trade for so they decided to appeal that time the products all stop by and for decisions still to come. latasha butler, i'll just say, well, how is the feeling security council has discussed the di humanitarian situation. and so dawn, whether you estimates nearly 5000000 people are facing emergency levels of food and security. they comments, comments fighting, intensified around all fashion and a full with many civilians, quotes in the middle of fighting between the 2 rival armies, arches as gabriel. as on the move from the un today, i regret to inform that sedan continues to spiral into gifts powerful words from a top united nations official. regarding the dire situation in sudan. according to

his un report, sudan now has the largest internally displaced, population ever reported over 9000000 people. the displacement fuel, after fighting broke out between the rapids support forces or r s f, and the sudanese armed forces known as the se. if 7000 you mothers could die in the next few months, the don't to get access to food and health care costs redone. women are dying because of complications during pregnancy or childbirth, or those and very the last week, the security council passed overwhelmingly 14 to 0. a resolution that among other things demanded the r. s. f in did senior jo flasher, the warning has mostly fallen on deaf ears. on tuesday, the sudanese ambassador accused the un of acting to slowly and renewed accusations . that'll be united arab emirates, issue department d r s f 150,

and the employee it'd be thought me might to. 3rd, the security council failed to address a situation and only adopted a general stance. they hesitated in addressing the rapid support militias and the regional and international sponsors. this would empower unique terrorist model, including diaspora displaced migrants and mercenaries, and ethnic gangs. to want to destroy a sedan o d u a and basset are shot back. it is shooting these counter part for making the accusation. using this platform to spread false allegations, against the way to distract from the grave violations that are happening on the ground. there will be no military victory or a military settlement of the conflict into done the only way to settle will be to the negotiating table 14 months into this conflict between the r s f and

the s a f. and the security council as engine closer to a place, it was hoping to avoid being biased standards to war. it can't stop gabriel's on the out just either at the united nations in new york. the, you know, it's a nation says the humanitarian crisis ensue. don is the wells west. let's look at some of the figures now. since the civil war began in april of last year and more than 9000000 people have been forced from that homes. 18000000 people are facing severe hunger, including millions of children under the age of 5, who are suffering from acute now nutrition. 2.9000000 of those are in the full. in the west with well feed program says it has only been able to do and have a limited amounts of 8 people ground. the spoke to us from want know,

states and speed on where he's visiting refuge account was to inspect the conditions . he told us, the situation is dawn, and the thousands displays can be weeks away from starvation. quite a and i came here to this interview straight from meeting about 200 families from the state of north quarter till 5. this is a state neighbouring where i am now in white night states and the, the stories once again, i heard from them where the small and fighting in their villages, people killed women to try attend and abuse. and endless stories of displacement. people fleeing to the mountains, then to another village, to escape the fighting or different types of munitions and then trying to seek refugee retroactively see for areas of the country this state. this is

a states in the southern part of so that, bordering actually the state of south. so that, and the, and the estimate is that there's anywhere between $1.00 and $2.00. maybe young people here displaced from other parts of the country. and the front line you mentioned before, we know that come to the capital isn't in baffled zone, but the front times seem to be expanded to these people. as i said, the people i met with, they came from the front of the seas. yep. and not the region of so that so this a crisis is not totally huge, is not on the largely neglected by the international community, but seems to be expanding with increasing impact on the very innocent civilians for our play paying the price. but how long before so the world might see scenes of people stopping to death of famine that the world has never seen before. it's when this is very difficult to test,

we are negotiating all of us seem there's too many theory and community with the parties with us. so then these are me with the rapid support forces to have more access tend to bring urgently more food to the people the need. if that is a, becomes more and possible if, if we succeed in these negotiations and in the last few weeks, there's been a little progress. but this has to be accelerated. then we can hope to limit the damages that you'll be talking about. otherwise, i think it's going to happen very quickly. you know, one other factor that is naturally to issues that are so we're say, but unfortunately it is a sorry to press you. but what do we talk about weeks months? what does he owe? you'll probably likes it could be weeks, it could be weeks. and what i was going to say is that we have an additional obstacle now, which is the rainy season,

which he did come see with very poor infrastructure, mixed transport by car, by ruled by truck. very, very difficult in many parts of the country. fresh in the presidential admin patient has arrived in north korea and his 1st state visit in 24 years will attend to days of meetings with lee that came john and where they expected to sign off on defense trade deals. punch, getting says deepening cooperation between the 2 countries should be off. can sun from mcbride reports from young, young in south korea, on the maritime border with the north, a full visiting russian president vladimir putin and his north korean host, kim jungle. and this is the summit that comes at a crucial moment for folks and ones that could have global consequences. russia seems determined to look east, building its relations with asian neighbors as

a challenge to what it sees as a world older, dominated by the west. it sends a message to other asian countries that russia is an important player in the region . it also has sends a larger message to the international community, particularly the west ross is not isolated who to last visited pyongyang in 2000 as a newly elected president. now nearly a quarter of a century on here, we tons, apparently desperately in need of munitions to support russia's war in ukraine. last september 10 hosted came at the cause of bedroom and rushed as far east as north korea developed technology to put a spice satellite into space. and it comes at the time of hiking tensions along the demilitarized zone, separating the 2 careers with reports of north korean soldiers, fortifying defenses and south korean soldiers, again, firing warning shots to ensure they stay on this side of the border. south korea sees these visits as

a blatant attempt by north korea to fully exploit russia's need for further military support. suspecting gates of trying to secure in return, i'll totally advance space rocket technology, but also an economic boost off the decades of crippling sanctions. many in the west bay that increasing trade ties on the supply of north korean work is to russia, could boast appear on young economically. russia since the full scale invasion has suffered, extreme sanctions as well. so we'll be looking at things like the transfer of money between the 2. they're looking at that trading relationship watching this visit mostly used china, having strong ties with both north korea, run russia, as putin continues to quote he's neighbors as an alternative power block to the west. rob mcbride, i'll just say era young people on the island, south korea, russia and north korea have coming in for us and they need ministry assistance from

each of the challenges there is defense, that is a alex good talk to us, explains toys have been deepening between vladimir putin and kim jong and both russia and north korea have much to offer each other. russia desperately needs artillery ammunition from as many sources as possible for the war and ukraine. south korean estimates that north korea has already supplied. well, the 3000000 large kilobit, i'll tell you we shows by ship as well as brad well kits. the short range, ballistic missiles, big numbers, but there's evidence, the quality is questionable. you create a report say that north korea weapon stops captured in the conflict for 40 to 50 years old and frequently failed. north korea is also looking for help with this military satellite program. only one's being load sofa and to be many failures. the latest was in may of this year when a rocket, carrying a 2nd satellite blew up shortly off the launch. evidence suggest russia is helping those career testing you rocking fuels with kim lou and hoping most of those

expertise is space launches will help his country develop a 1000000 scrubs of ation satellite program. or if it's of andre for all of is a ministry on less space than most go. he says the meetings will likely involve trade and energy deals. i think 1st of all, the main goal is to to have them aware of by little cooperation, especially in economic areas in the russian far east band for no study also uh to go forward in peaceful initially if you are the region easily region and. busy of a some special area support the ration, especially important. oh for sure. not a production from alaska and from north korea to rush uh, some of my bills. uh, i think. and it may be a huge amount of forcible books. we'll billing to be of the energy corporation be

between to companies. there are some ways out of. busy contests to uh, corporate between uh, between them and also not to undermine audience functions again, most career because for example, the suppliers of food supplies or maybe some energy sources. and so one is not a bill. nation or you infectious begins most career. so add on out, is there a and i will never got a chance to see. hold on. yes, i'm here. my daughter's boys ever again. the boeing see faces the heat from family members. the victims of feed mach 737 crashes, as he is grilled at a senate hearing. plus the bottom price as fools can use government robots,

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the melbourne, getting up to around 19 in said me, but it does cool off is that right? just makes its way through. come a friday and we don't rain making its way through other parts of southern china at present. this is the major from pushing his way a little further north, which says we go through when stay some heavier right here. possibility of some localized flooding spot and try me mont, across to kind of cream punch the good part of northern shot. but as we go on into west state, west, whether drives its way across the a, c, q c. a meeting of minds over to the top this, the rise of 80 pullers, the climate catastrophe. where do you put the resulting anger? well, i'm hoping we can use that as the fuel to change society for the better musical innovative brian, you know, between now and economist hardoon tang taught to for most of the funniest economies

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you're watching out as a reminder, a top stories based on see dollars in bass. so to the u. n as a key is the security council of failing to adopt the stones on the countries conflicts. the council met to discuss the dire humanitarian situation. on the 5000000 people are facing emergency food and security levels and gaza, at least 17 people have been killed in. is there any attacks in the island? is there a refugee camp? strides were carried out on 2 separate homes for us, but in increasing a tax across central gauze i english, and we found the lebanese group has, has released video of what it says, all sensitive ministry in naples sites across this right. ours off to the video is released, these are in the ministry said it's for pad operational pounds for an offensive and 11 on threatening further escalation, many kim cline is a professor of political science ad fall allowing university and israel. he says

his brother is sending a strong message to israel. clark is u. n. by a very big surprise. actually, the video that has been a lot release a hand. it shows that his butler is well trained gathering intelligence on is really strategic basis. and his but allow hopes to deter is ready for all that back in gateway opening. and so the front pins in north and also moving the major front from guys to then off is a synchronized that his butler sense to his right. the big question is whether it's run none the less and or just the opposite, the pressure to inject feet and continue to rely on its force or what it

is right in the hopes of vicious or imagined that he's read can do been live on you as president joe biden has announce new measures to protect over half a 1000000 on documented migrants from deportation. spouses of american citizens will be given a pathway to us citizenship now whitehouse. corresponding kimmy hook. it has been for years marilyn mendoza has lived with the fear her husband jose luis, would be deported. she's an american, but jose louise crossed the us border 15 years ago from his native mexico without documentation. he now works in new york restaurant, but now she's received news. the family may no longer have to worry about being separated. that's the, the, the biggest reward for us being able see our child go together,

being able to raise them together. on tuesday, us president joe biden announced new immigration rules that once implemented will allow families like maryland, the ability to stay together and even pursue citizenship. under biden's, new policy, some half 1000000 undocumented spouses of us citizens will be able to apply for permanent residency if they've lived in the us for more than a decade. as of monday, migrants will receive temporary work permits and be protected from deforestation. $50000.00 children of undocumented migraines, married to us citizens, are also expected to benefit living in the united states all this time, the sphere and on certain we can fix that in an election year. the announcement is also designed to boost bivens re election efforts. there's 500000 us. it is a voters who will benefit as long also,

maybe they have family members who care about this situation. it may be, they also will vote on the behalf of joe by to now because he did that. the protections for undocumented migrants could appease those unhappy with jo bivens recent crack down on asylum claims that the southern border of the united states and mexico biden's been accused of betraying campaign promises to migrants. the asylum policy is now being challenged in court. as for the new migrant protections, what makes it significant is it's allowance for families to remain together in the us. well, pursuing legal status under the current program is prohibited of the white house says the new immigration rules should be implemented by the end of summer. just ahead of early voting for the 2020 for us presidential election.

kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house a little earlier, i spoke to chris amara vig, no rando, she's president and c, a immigrant and refugee rights and the global refuge. she says that while the announcement will bring relief to hundreds of thousands of people, the us emigration system is in need of major reform. this. this is the most significant and informative executive action on immigration since dhaka. but that's because today's announcement is points to provide relief for about half a 1000000 in progress who have faced very pre overburden this when it comes to obtaining law law for permanent status. and so we are heart was by what we saw today. um, you know, i was at the white house and i, i think there was an appreciation that this policy will offer permanence and protections from deportation to undocumented immigrants who were married to us

citizens as well as children, provided they lived in the us for at least 10 years, i meant that i don't envy the position to present vitamin is i think that by ministration is trying to walk a tightrope between to be or border secure and humane. be responding to people who are seeing incredibly dangerous situations in their home countries. certainly there was and i'll try a couple of weeks ago from innovation organizations. our view at global refuge is it's completely reasonable to want robust systems in place to know who's coming into our country. but we also have a duty to protect those who need our help, the most, who are fleeing for, for their lives. and so we are hard to see the reform that was announced in this executive order. because here in the us, we have a broken system that hasn't been reformed, revised in over 3 days. its funds is to reduce the number of troops in west

and central africa on the plans to limit its military presence in the region. it's expected to count those in several african countries to around 600 troops. that's about a course the current levels. last year, president and money in my crowd announced the pounds off to some african nations expelled french forces or one of the chairs. he's a principal in james, which is a global open source intelligence company. he says, president, my car is responding to a growing sentiment against francis presence impulse of africa. france, uh, has essentially been uh, uh, forced to withdraw from the molly bulk in effect. so in year and we just pretend them pretty much to operation by kind of which was the anti terrorist efforts in the so hell region. and as he sees going backlash against its presence in africa

and also pressures to do more in terms of the deployments. eastern europe to support the nato for with presence in the romania or in the baltic states. reducing military tooth levels in a, in a number of african countries. is that an expedient way to get these troops available for other assignments while the same time result reducing the visibility of its presence and changing the model of the office deployment from the one where he maintains a permanent detachment. so some of which were operating on their own to one where the focus will be on partnering with the military use of the countries in which fossil remains to work on capacity building on the training and the much more in a supporting role that it is now a boeing ceo, david calhoun has addressed a us senate inquiry into 737,

max. across the safety issues apologizing to the relatives of passengers killed in crashes in 2018 and 29 teams. to whistle blowers have come forward, one claiming boeing installed damaged, or improper pots on plains causes and also toll be investigation panel. he was owned and to conceal evidence from the ation regulation victims. families rallied outside the hearing, demanding justice for their loved ones. so the whole bullying ceo management did do here. my daughter cried, i want them to answer and give us all the transparency and i want them to be held accountable for monitoring 304 to 6 lives. it's not only the $346.00 lives but being destroyed. they destroyed guns and thousands

of lives. like to speak directly to those who lost loved ones. one line or flight 610, e t o p 0153 or 2. i would like to apologize on behalf of all of our boeing associates spread throughout the past and present for your loss or damage. and i apologize for the grief that we have cause i want you to know we are totally committed in her month for focus. let's say for as long as long as we're forget, i'm sorry, but i think i'll hang is in washington dc with the details. david calhoun clearly came prepared as to say, what you just saw. starting his hearing, he was sworn in and then he turned right around and spoke directly to the victims

family members. they are very unusual to see anyone do that and a set of hearing. still. calhoun obviously very prepared. the senator, some of our very aggressive said he should quit a question about his pay, which is 32700000 dollars last year, which he admitted was a pretty big number. but he continually insisted over and over under really tough question that boeing is making changes as boeing is going to improve its safety records. but there are personally legitimate concerns about boeing this to airplane crashes. that was 346 people died. we saw in 2018 and women on the southwest airlines flights. she was mid air, the engine housing ripped off, the plane broke the window. she nearly sucked out of the plain. she was caught so badly, she died of her injuries. and then just earlier this year, at the beginning of the year, the alaska airlines flight mid flight and that door plug just rips off and then they found problems the door plugs in

a lot of other boeing's. so obviously very big concerns. the senators have been trying to get help me up here for quite a while. he obviously took that time to prepare because he left me here in insisting that he is proud boeing, proud of the work they're doing. and that the airliner this aerospace giant is in fact producing safe products us to make it and video has overtaken microsoft as well as most valuable company. the firm has seen its stock price school over the last year and at a rush for its industry, leading artificial intelligence chips started to size in the market, raised 3.4 percent hazing a value of 3 point $34.00 trillion dollars, the thousands of teachers and columbia, on strike in the capital bogota. the teacher's union is protesting outside its congress, surging petitions note to policy reform bill, which they initially supported and now say has been watered down and will

negatively impact education in the country. it is one of the many sectors which president, gustavo petro has pledged over for us under i'm p a t was out the protest and they've been on strike for now almost a week. and what they are upset about is the fact that this, this bill that's being discussed in congress that they say will end up undermining get the funding of public education in the country. it's allowing, for example, to use public funds to finance private institutions, among other changes that have been made to an original bill that actually was initiated by the governments of left east president of gustavo, the width of support of public features. and the ad there, the union says that original bill passed through the lower house,

the house of representatives. but when they reached the senate at face, the number of changes, the number of the main main stay in the past few weeks, which has angered to the teachers the among those. the issues are the fact that in a back handed way through the possibility of vouchers that the government which paid through to poor families, they could then use those browsers in private. these solutions, the set of public wants and with and leaving a preschool grades from a public education. and this would also affect the original law that was expected to expend access to a public education. county as government says, it will scrap some parts of a controversial bill that included major tax rises often vaughn and protests against legislation. if that's not enough for protesters who want to see the entire bill dropped,

knocking web reports. opinions have been struggling with rising living costs since the global pandemic. as m p 's with you in parliament to discuss a bill to raise taxes. hundreds of people took to the nearby streets to oppose it. the police wouldn't let them anywhere near police. he said they don't have permission to process the organizers say it's the constitutional right the the, the day for the, for the keep any more than the rent. the truck bill including the re introduction of the a t on bread and annual tax and it will cause some of the tax hikes have since been dropped. the critics say it still goes too far since taking office nearly 2 years ago. president william booth has government double dom feel and increased income

tax. his government struggling to keep up with debt repayment. i'm funded budget, i am very happy that we are having a conversation. read about taxes under both under but what, what do we need to do about the police didn't want to conversation in the city center to kind of just say the cost of living crisis, the gun when the last government, which we say was the deputy president. alright. excessively for launch infrastructure projects, which were more like corruption scandals, to protest to say kenyans are now paying the price will corruption, assistance piece arrested dozens of demonstrations and some generally covering the protests rights groups say more than 200 people as being jailed in pre sales the everything is possible without roof and

replacing the roku using pickup to regroup around the current in mass gains continued in the streets as m p 's method and call them and they agreed to debate the amended finance bill on says day. who knows if the demonstrations say they wouldn't give up and misled that this bill poss, malcolm web address era. my baby kenya, talents from a prime minister tex and so now what has been charged with insulting the monarchy he has been released on fail. he allegedly insulted the monarchy documents made during an interview with the south korean newspaper back in 2015, who denies any wrong doing thailand has some of the well strictest laws governing royal defamation. each charge criticizing a member of some royal family, carries a possible 15 year prison sentence and turn on has also legalize same sex marriage. the senate approved a marriage equality bill that will go for the final approval from the king,

thailand will become the fed country in asia to allow same sex marriage off to taiwan and nicole. a hot and dry weather combined with strong winds have caused a number of intense wildfires in the western united states. in northern california, a number of areas of issued evacuation orders as robe reynolds reports. the west is property yet to come. wildfire susan has begun in california with several wind whip blazes burning across the states. north of san francisco, a wildfire set up a huge plume of smoke as it consumed brush and trees in a sparsely populated area of sonoma county. one firefighter was injured fighting the place, and some structures were destroyed. is acu ation. orders were issued for residents . we were here for the other evacuations. we've evacuated twice. i don't love it.

it's kind of like a p t s d moment. right. but it's also pretty far away, and our fire crews are pretty awesome. near the state capital sacramento, a brush, fire burn, heavy rains during the winter months soaked, california and cause grasses, underbrush and shop are all plants to grow and flourish. but now hotter temperatures have dried out those plants, turning them into an abundant source of fuel for fires. the largest wildfire is raging north of los angeles and has consumed more than the 65 square kilometers of wild land. we have 2 and a half years mind bring fuel in a lot of places because we haven't had a big major fire over the last couple of seasons. we've had them bumping off and not to this size. so there's a lot of and burn fuel out there. and a lot of growth and with the wind and the low humidity they drive out already about $1000.00 firefighters have been deployed to the area as well as aircraft. there were no reported injuries, although 1200 hikers and campers were evacuated from the area. the climate

scientists computer model suggests the western states and hawaii will see unusually hot and dry weather during the summer and into the fall. that could wellbeing omen of even more severe and dangerous wildfires to come. rob rentals l g 0, los angeles. 8 warnings have also been issued across posts of canada, temperatures and the south and central regions are expecting to climb as high as 35 degrees celsius. phone calls to say could feel as high as 45 degrees. juicer, humidity, or cease of war and canadians to take precautions against he strikes the head on out. is there a meat setting gals, lab receive sheets for timing that owners into melina?

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shops, the legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the governments into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. the persons around the world, a celebration each other. the key parts of the celebration is worship is small string, sheep oak out and giving me to those in need. and stunning,

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present has discussed the symmetry of the hordes and the quality of the for the shows are gaining in popularity and following beyond sending goal supporters live 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. loading tv gives viewers the latest information in the sheep industry, giving voice to herders, but sometimes to the doom itself. beyond say, joe biden, hillary clinton riana, even donald trump, or some of the celebrity names given to the most well known, let do met in senegal. but for abraham, there is an unexplainable, greater connection between the sheep and himself, as perhaps faith in what is to come? nicholas hawk, elder 0. the car pilgrims attending hodge. the c a o competing, the final cleaning of the company in mecca, known as the firewall to off crowds walk around the cab counter clockwise 7 times

before leaving the harley city. the ritual coincides with either out of celebrations from the sims around okay, you're up to date. the . what does a, i really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society do we want to create it? all of this technology roommates? do we still have power of choice, age guides, which are truly tournaments and operating in doing this is the apple kind of technician, oh, is it already too late? so if corporations has more power, might in the building an entire country, the future's going to be good for the i would be nice if to before humans as well. i human coming soon on al jazeera, he says he went toward towards the syria to provide a lifetime entail was very interesting, but not in the eyes of his government. this has been our home for so many years. in

the final part of the series. we followed the story of a british age worker as he flees from it live with his family. after being arrested by a powerful melisha, one of the toughest times when they tortured me. state list in syria on now to 0. these call choose solutions that gives us now for a future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs on the don't think that has a number. think about it as a person yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life. earliest in my life, you know, stages we want, we want to education, we want to go. because the women and my country, they're not sweet because we are not denies all of who we are human beings and deserves to be treated in the chloe we are working in their faults,

that's our assessors. whatever has been done before can be done even better, as long as the human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is keywords you to the tensions between israel and has been the wretched of israel approved special plans in living on as his beloved release of surveillance video of sensitive sites in israel, the just to washington. this is the red light from jo. ha, also coming up to bombing is gone. so it continues this valley and strikes on 2