a business like just is free to you believe i guess is an ice fly on one of your just makes modern pleads the the medicine is our own out to 0 for the bad people live in. don't coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel's foreign ministry says he is committed to a cease fire deal in gaza, but vows to continue fighting until hamas is the featured. is there any forces withdraw from guys to j, a neighborhood, destroying homes and infrastructure? also this, our us present joe biden is due to hold as solely use conference as the wraps up. the native summit is hoping to prove his fits for 2nd time, and the global population is set to strength of this century as both ways tall new

you and report says that's good news for the environment. i'm driving extra sports of jasmine probably makes history is she becomes the fastest tale and to reach the women's singles. fine. let me go to the thank you for joining us. caesar else, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told military cadets the war on guys i will continue until victory is now says he remains committed to a c 5 d o that would see the release of old captives. but he insists how mosque must be defeated before any choice is possible. the life to that is all was inside us would never allow us to leave the war without a tv. and oh, the goal is to read the kid from us from gaza and the return of the captives and to our boat. any threat that might be imposed by you guys again as us

and to allow the people of the nose to go back safe to their houses and homes that someone cannot continue when this war will go on until the victory. meanwhile, mediators has a meeting in cotton trying to negotiate a ceasefire idea that would include a release of captives. the white house, as talks are the most promising they've been in weeks, but i'm off is it's not received any concrete steps to end the war. is there a drama spokesman has admitted failed to protect to civilians by not confronting thousands of amass fighters during the october 7th attacks. i'm the son who has won this from amman, jordan, israel government has bind us from a reporting from his job. that's why i'm dies reporting from my my. it is really army spokesperson, daniel ha, gary speaking on thursday at highlighting the 1st and only prove that has been

conducted into israel's failures. on october, the 7th, he said that in total a $101.00 people were killed in 2 boots buried. this is a town that falls along the guns of border that was attacked on october. the 7th, he says there was a series of logistical failures including in the lead up to the attacks and even the days beforehand. and all of this comes as israel's defense minister jo of the launch has called for a state commission inquiry, a full investigation into what happened on october the 7th. and this investigation wouldn't just be for the army, but it would be, for is really politicians and gallon highlighted that he himself should be investigated, along with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who was sitting right alongside him. now nathan, yahoo, his government has long been rejecting any sort of investigation into the events on october, the 7th and the days leading up to it. because he has said that all of the focus of

resources should be located to the current war on garza. and in fact, the members of the far right government, including ultra nationalist, like each more bang there have said that there shouldn't be an investigation until after the war. it's also worth mentioning, but this is the 1st time these really army has revealed any sort of findings to any investigation as to what has happened on october the 7th. and they say that there are more investigations they're currently working on and are going to make those findings public once those investigations are completed. have the son, who's a jersey at all. i'm a and i'm reporting that from a mine again because israel's government has been dr. sierra from reporting from this. so what's covering developments from outside the country? meanwhile, senior mazda official who signed by john i sold on to sierra that permanent smith now is disrupting negotiations to serve his own personal interest. yeah, he did, you know, in the shop listen, yahoo,

who chose on people in front of the world can easily line the seas and give folks intentions. even the policies observing these motives and negotiations, including the united states. a fully aware that in this, in the yahoo is lying and is the main person from the occupation 10 during any agreement. we have always been positive and flexible, and now it's a moms that remains the same since the beginning of the negotiations. but when even the yahoo feels quoted by pressure from the policies following the negotiations, he shift the blame to hum us, but does not provide any real information or evidence to support his claims. well, let's discuss these latest development style with uh, my one but shy raw senior political. i missed joining us from paris. my one we heard the from my boss, the americans on the one hand sounding a beat about the prospects of a deal. but that's not what continues to insist, that the will continue is still talking about his red lies. what do you think is going on behind the scenes here? are they any close to a deal than they were in the last 2 weeks?

a good one, the united states says we are possibly close the deal. what possibly means? 50 percent. yes. and 50 percent. know if there were there were send we are probably close to the maybe that would be more like a 75 percent. so i think for the time being there are good chances on good or bad chances for the of the united states seems to lead by extracted you optimism it's been doing so for the past several months is the bombs schools and kills children and, and boundaries special both things and i'm just stories, hospitals, they americans continue to projects and that is true optimism that there is some form of negotiation song kind of a cease fire is coming. it helps the united states and it's diplomacy. and it stands in the world. but prime minister attorney, i'll continue to humiliate them, always emphasizing those red lines. i'm basically saying this one on my end

certainly not answer, but how much is the teeth if that doesn't seem to be a realistic objective? no more. the americans know that there is really literally understand stuff, but it seems to be a political objective on the part of the government in order to justify the long stay of his government. if, as you say, the americans know this, why do you think the binding ministration is sounding more positive? are they domestic considerations also at play here? especially at a time when there's been so much focus on present biden and his ability to lead. and it's not understanding um for the past several weeks since the offensive on girlfriend that the united states seems that this is counter productive and the war needs to wind down. and this for different reasons. one is because the americans actually think that is there a breach, it's potential and gosh on. and the part of this kind of go now the more it's going

to get stuck in the sense and into violence and then the blanche of god, just as it did before. the 2nd thing is that the united states thinks that's the reason that he's speaking. it's makes no more sense now to continue to widen the wards to 11 on and elsewhere. that's not good in control center stored in america. and sir, and yes, it is the political calculus by didn't is not for months into the election. and i think he really needs things to calm down in order for him to project an image of a peacemaker of a person who can manage a situation, not perceived president will have to run away from my guns. right, so, well the americans then put more pressure on or on netanyahu, and how might he respond to that if it would happen as well? it's doubtful. i don't think the i don't buy that has much leverage, especially when by them. so we control now, as you know,

with all the scandals about, you know, is age and, and his back performers and the debates and so on, so forth in an attempt checked on the see thing him and all of that. so all right, this is really not working through the advantage and is not making any executive very powerful, catastrophic pro president that's from table. this is able to pressure nothing, you know, already in his good guy when he was powerful and projecting force and ukraine against china. and taiwan, and yet he wasn't able to pressure nothing. yeah. into a cool yes. think the american demand. so now it's certainly not the case. what the united states is doing is trying to influence stuff in the out through the israeli military. the cause, the strongest relationship between this started the united states is the strategic one place where these really minutes, okay? and that's why you could sense that there's a bit of an agreement between the united states because also they is there, anybody says, doesn't have political ambition. or it's not gonna be a who does,

but they also because they understand a bit with more realism but the warden each to one darn and they cannot defeat how much, not a politically nor mean it's our new for the, for that matter, at least for the time be they need to release the captives and so on, so forth. so i think it's probably using it's leverage where they certainly mandatory with the european box notices, because now you hear the start murders and, and the, and the, and the cons of euro voicing interest and the cease fire. we're going to see more pressure. that weight remains to be seen whether or not that would be cool guess because he understands that perhaps his government's the future is on the line. my one, thank you very much for that. so that's our senior political analyst. my one bushera found the ground in gaza is really forces if can let me 50 palestinians in the past 24 hours. fighting continues in gaza city. so j district palestinians, returning to parts of the neighborhood, found most of the homes in ruins last week. the un estimated tens of thousands of

people had been dis, face during his rest, 2 weeks operation in the area. the policy and civil defense is a painting for humanitarian aid to recover those striped under the rumble. a brain heidi is a journalist and gaza city. he spoke to people returning to what remains of their homes in chicago. this is the aftermath of the many to all ratios. and that's yeah, yeah. how many homes were 50 destroyed, leaving thousands of families homeless in the hours when the withdrawal residents began to attend, to utilize the damage to their homes and victory and your remaining position. the see are hard to break in many residents are in chalk, struggling in bringing the skills to the station reef is the tangible as families more than the loss of loved ones and the destruction of their homes. them livelihoods. i mean, the rubble residents can be seen attempting to sell whatever belongings they can't

find, personal id, family, photos. these are the keys, are particularly sort oscar and the preferred that we were besieged before and had to leave and went to another place for a month and a half. after that, we return to our homes and found, or for story house completely demolished. we pitched a tent and south and it's waiting for the house to be rebuilt or for any assistance to be provided to us. then southern the we were asked to evacuate the place, so we evacuated. and when we returned, we found ourselves in this state. as you can see, there is nothing we can make yourself building that room and a stand in our structure for my significant damage, moves walls and foundations finch as services such as water, electricity, and sanitation have been severely disturb. power lines are down, water pipelines are broken and so systems are plugged destroyed,

measure rolled some past waves are full of the bristle farms out is to make you friends, will station within the neighborhood, nearly impossible. there have been numerous facilities with casualties, including facilities, activities, injuries, hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed with the injured of many of whom reflect urgent music vision. thousands of residents have been displaced, seeking refuge in temporary filters who are with relatives in the areas when they got in from an in the and if we were to be my dad is we were sitting safely, you know, homes and in the school sheltering displaced, people suddenly there was intensive foaming from aeroplanes and not hillary fire. we were forced to flee with great difficulty in efforts. but god granted us a new life. some people were killed on the button. miraculously we manage to escape and flee off to the intense bombardment started. the destruction we witnessed is

indescribable, unimaginable. we would deeply shocked when we return to the neighborhood. we found it completely destroyed with nothing left. there's no shelton, no water, nothing at all. it's obeying completely devastated environment and destruction have lived. seems like music as stars, particularly i'm going to children will have what is unimaginable terrors the other well these now and you, cranes, president has told me to that to win the war. he needs to hit military targets inside russia during and use conference at the need to somebody in washington with the alliance. the secretary general reason lensky was asked about restrictions on us and western supplied weapons. and then he says, the limits ukraine's ability to launch long rates,

rein strikes on russia. and if it is a one to win for one to be for one to save our country and to defend date, we need to leave a mutation. we understand where the see when to see from what communities are base and be a tech has an even the talk to us and to our children in the hospital. that is crazy question why we come to answer and it takes movies, especially this person. these communities are lease we have from these guided was from jazz or miss how targeted us. i really am. i. connie diary navigators spoke to dominique tank on the former head of a french military mission to the u. n. n. senior nato official. he says the support shown by the lines ukraine sends a strong message from all members. i think the message,

which is very important is the support given to ukraine for the long term. and the fact that the or lost inside nature are united to put that forward and provide weapon system mainly a different system in order to protect the population in ukraine. which is a bone by, by a russian aircraft that me size. so i think that there is nothing new in the fact that grey will john natal sometimes we don't know what that is. the current support to, to, to trade is really that. and i think that was very important to show that including people are wall of inside they to a country loc honory finally signed the declaration, which is right and called it the only issue of ukraine. joining nato in the presence of landscape walks away from the summit just as disappointed as he was last year because he didn't get what he wanted and he didn't get what he's calling

for, which is a clear time table and a formal invitation for ukraine to join a so why is that not happening? it's not a surprise. it was expecting this sort of picture ridge and the fact that a country crane is up for a comp authorize. the fact that the crane will joan they to because if the crane join they to now or in the show that an a to a will be to again russia under us don't on that. and just over an hour us present, joe biden, we'll take questions from reporters, as he wraps up the nato summit in washington. it will be another test. the weather is his sharp enough to campaign for a 2nd time. 10 days after a poor debate performance against his republican challenger, donald trump, the pressure is still on biden, to step aside 12 democratic politicians, i've obviously called on the president to drop out on wednesday after george clooney said, democrats need

a new nominate in to be trump his comments came just weeks after he headlined a major fundraiser for joe biden. later the same day democratic senator of peter welsh became the 1st member of the chamber to call on by them to quit the race. and early in the week, former house speaker nancy pelosi declined to defend to deflect the effect definitively. sorry, back by this candidacy in a television interview, the speak to our white house correspondent about this company. how good it was that the nato summit in washington, a high stakes, he's conference surprises by didn't company. what can we expect that? well, in addition to kind of the regular things you'd expect from a native press conference, so we are expecting to watch the president very carefully to see how he performs because it's all stakes that are really the political future will be determined by how the president performed the said in advance of this press conference,

i can tell you the fight and political aids were off on capitol hill, trying to reassure a very nervous law makers that the president is still fit to serve, that he is still viable as a candidate. but what we're being told is that that meeting didn't go very well and that there is still a lot of nervousness, a lot of panic in washington about how the president is going to do under pressure in this press conference. so all eyes are on the president and right now the hopes are not high that he's going to be able to pull it off. so right now what we know is that there are mounting calls, as you said, for the president to abandon his bid at the top of the ticket for another run for the white house. we also know that when it comes to whether or not the president can do it, if he doesn't pull this off already, we have heard that there are plans from senior democrats for meetings on friday to discuss the next steps. i. kimberly, thank you for the moment. kimberly how can live there in washington?

well, let's speak to alicia cross about this. she's a democratic strategist and former obama campaign advisors. she's joining us from washington. d. c. m. u. shit. so good to have you with us on algae 0. so this news conference, a huge public test for present binding, it would seem, what does he need to do to inspire confidence and what are you looking out for? so i think you've got. ready questions, you've got an answer them straight. he's got to answer them directly. he's going to be taking, you know, media fire from both american journalists as well as foreign journalists. he's got to lean on the policy ideals and the goals that he's had. one that have kept it all together, the strength of nato, but also i think that he's going to get questions regarding regarding his health regarding business. and for me as somebody who voted for voting for obama, and was buying a spice from it and voted for, for buying in the 2020. and well, i'm going to form again in the primary to get him where he is. this is a guy who has gotten millions of boats and gotten through the american primary for the democratic party. i think that what you're going to be looking for is someone

who is going to reassure the american people. that is what they they, he can still lead. he doesn't think the have to refill a lot or. oh, gotcha. do you think he'll be able to do it? do you think you'll be able to do it? i think you'd want to be absolutely fine. i think the media has done a very good job of making a one and a half hour debate last for 2 weeks at this point. in that, quite frankly, the bible campaign did not push for the must or in the immediate aftermath that to be to quail some of the noise. quite frankly, there democrats are a little shaky that doesn't surprise me. democrats are always say become election cycles. right. however, there are a lot of downtown and races in purple districts, districts that do not leave democratic those, those individuals are fighting for their life. quite frankly. i don't buy who knows how to do these job. she doesn't have to prove that anybody. he's been doing the job, he's doing the job as we speak. he doesn't have the opportunity to just want to also not be present united, right? he's doing the job. the person we should be worried about is donald j thought.

right. even though anita was a boy, you got elected instigated january who doesn't have the vice president because of the price present and he did have he tried to have on january 6th. there are a lot of things that we could be talking about other than the presumptive democratic now. many was already walking into a convention with millions of both. yeah, but uh may sure we have 12 democrats not calling on the president to step aside. as you say, the democratic party is treat each there is going term lie within this body. we can't just ignore that. i mean is not, it doesn't bode well for the rest of the campaign is present by and what, where display economics. democrats is not a consummate majority of the democratic party. they are 9 democrats in the house. we'll call her buying the step aside. that is 9 democrats out of a 213 member body of the democratic party and congress. i think that what we're doing is amplifying very few voices and trying to make it whole, mystically bigger than it is. but what are the ones that are what about the role and find out? what about the posing the polling doesn't look good for buying. that may be seen useful. found the percentage of those the same side. the polling hasn't been in

favor of joe biden says, joe biden announced that he was going to run the pulling wasn't in favor of joe by the when he won in the primaries, the pulling hasn't been in favor of joe biden since the poli whole. basically favorability ratings for jo buying are exactly the same now as they were in april long before the debate happened. this is a president who was always for this, the president who was always the 5 colon and quite frankly, pulling in america this many months outside of an election cycle has proven policy on multiple occasions. this isn't the 1st cycle and we're pulling in america has been there. all right, and he said, you know, in the last 2 days we seen a growing chorus of voices calling on the president to step aside from a house speaker. nancy pelosi, democratic fundraiser. george clooney and now report at least some of the presidents own aids are, are discussing how to persuade him to end this re election bid. no matter how bad it goes. if the number of sentences you said is not consequential. if a number of sentences continued to grow, asking him to step aside,

none of that will change his mind. you think? and i think that this president is a nominee. this person is the only person who has been proven to show that he can actually be donald j. trump. he's already done it. this is a president who has been the most successful president in american history since f d r. when he comes to me, 1st from administration, all of his policies have kept the miracle on track. he rebuilt our economy. after the pandemic, he made us the envy of the will is adding comes with a balance of jobs every month to the american economy. reduced the cost of prescription drugs ensure that people will have a pathway to success were mired and steve loaded. this is the president who was proving his weight in gold. that's what's going to matter. i know where does this prep form a president obama stand on all this? uh, i know you're a former advisor, so you're in the know it's been reported that george clooney consulted obama before writing that opinion piece in the new york times reported that he consulted him before he actually had that opinion piece published. but if somebody who knows

president obama well, and he served on his campaign and then the administration, president obama has not more records than anything. and so the former president does, which he can call up any network he wants to. he wants to do so. where does not bad the game own just what the present it was, the former president may be thinking about the vice president that he chose to, to run, and to actually succeed him. okay. one last question is great to talk to you and he said, just one last question. do the democrats have a plan b? if i were to decide in a few days that he will step aside. the plan is you by manage your mind that same multiple times, nobody but the good lord is going to keep him from it. and the good lord is not stepping down to tell joe biden to step aside. so joe biden is going to be plan a plan b implants the come november. i mean, so very good to talk to you. thank you so much. i missed across a democratic strategist joining us there from washington dc. thank you for your time to start to kenya where the president is promising a lean, more efficient government. doctor sacking almost his entire cabinet when he moved

to his decision follows weeks of deadly anti government protest against the planned to increase taxes on items like bread and she'll markum website for some nairobi and up. how old is the appraisal of the kenyans, have been waiting to see how president williams retail would react on to swelling discontent with his government. i have today decided to dismiss with immediate effect or the company that took studies on the attorney general of the public opinion of the company of can demonstrations began last month against the controversial finance failed to raise taxes. they started peacefully, the 10 fine, and please kill thousands of people off to protest this don't call them building president. we say we through the bill that didn't stop growing cools the hint to step down the streets of most keeping come for the last week. but many of those who

protested say a new cabinet has a small stock. bhutto has a long way to go to make real change. when we come to a point thing, then you come and fix that because we need some union, then you have to jump the president mazda to ensure that there is, they've got it as visiting for these individuals. vision of the petitions, the vision of these friends visually be taken across people. we are from our professionals, all those key level that key to the people and we want them all to go home. we want the president, what does the issues of all those people walk you the formulas? i really want you to win elections 2 years ago when not very much in turn out was like a promise to help ordinary people. since then, the cost of living is going up and is being growing criticism of his government. several of his appointees who were implicated impost corruption scandals and crimes have that charges dropped off the he took office. critics say his government is the

most corrupt and incompetent that kenya is ever had before the process. some of these ministers is now being funded. scathingly dismissed the mostly young social media critics. as a privileged minority, it certainly when tens of thousands came out with industries around 50 towns and cities did, it became clear that the subsidies function was widespread. politicians and officials has since been injected from public meetings or excesses and corruption scandals of being exposed from m. p. 's offices within the several remaining hiding the process on the anger express towards politicians and officials online and on the streets have revealed a crisis of legitimacy for president vito's government kenyans. and now waiting to see how far the appointments of a new cabinet will go to addresses malcolm web out to 0. my baby. in

argentina, tens of thousands have lost their jobs. that's the country's economic crisis worsens. present harvey and the lady who came to power last year as an box and a top austerity drive. he wants to slash government spending and loosen labor laws to attract investment. that is a bully for somebody in a cyrus as an energy plant outside when a site is, is an example of the ongoing economic crisis in argentina will spell organ. yes, he's one of his 7 employees who have lost their jobs in may. he's 34 years old. i was like, there's so much uncertainty with what's going on, because there is no luck. so many people are losing jobs. we are organized on the company. we are trying to be hired. i mean, this was an operator, out of a small gland that turns, decompose, trashing through gas t and the others were notified. the plant is expected to be shut down. so the lives that have occurred here are happening all across argentine and public and private

companies. as there's a know, cannot make crises, there's no store pro in consumption and precedents have you had any leg continues to implement. a harsh or scary to plan, to reduce government spending, tens of thousands of people who have lost their jobs. the protest like these have become a regulatory seating argentina. as official unemployment has gone up at least 2 points, the 1st months of the year. this is april, set us hospitality. it's one of the largest im, when a site is more than a tea, people can work up the hospitals, including doctors and nurses, have been fired this month, money eval. if these one of them are outside a loan, sometimes it's hard to work into a public hospital. you need to have control more. besides all the things you're ready to i'm yes, i think it's unfair. no one told me why i was fired. so i consider with on fact, the government says it's moving forward with

a plan to modernize the state and reduce the number of employees who must go know, seeing that unless you're not meant to meet with them. i would like a phrase is to be rename it, but internationally, my most recognized phrase is our shuttle single. today people are making campaigns, world wide, using outlook for the out in the main to reducing the number of government ministries by hoff. this reduced the government structure, but also local. that was not free because obviously we 5 people know we are going 257-5000 people. $25000.00 have already being fired for them. i mean, i mean, they says the government is doing what's necessary to resolve argentina's endemic economic troubles. those who have lost their job say it's happening at their expense. 80. so we'll just see that one of site is still a head on the news r y thailand. is the favorite banking destination from the on mars military june test, and at what cost? and co pa america organizes launch an investigation into this role between your wi

players and columbia funds after the semi final jim. i'll have the details in the have that let's have a look at the weather across europe as we end the week and get into the weekend. we've got some settled and summary conditions. of course, we'll eastern areas and down across the south with temperatures really picking up. but that's not the case across the north west into more northern areas in weston area. got an area of low pressure that as it moves its way further east, is going to bring down temperatures for cities like london in paris. but they will be on the outside the south of that for places like a city. we've got read warnings out for pretty a sicily and sardine read warnings as well across the balkans with that heat extending up towards the northeast into places like west and russia. so there's the

west of the wet weather, rumbling across the low countries into germany. rush. ringback out of course, we'll central areas down into southern france as well, with some more heavy rain to come across the baltic states as well. on saturday, you can see that heavy rain intensify moving across denmark pushing up towards a scan today. the as well as the southern parts of sweden, things and very heavy rain. we could see some localized flooding from that if you showers as well across those central areas. but lots of heat building across the south east. and we'll see the temperature at 37 in athens on saturday. the, this is the 1st and i saw that we see in the real time it's the victims themselves . there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them,

but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking to stay out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. the latest news, as it breaks the process are in the bring up a lot with detail coverage. elizabeth facilities are for hundreds of 1000. more people are risk of contracting, painful, and dangerous infection from the hearts of the story goes. is it come to me as in ruins? israel hospital gifted and destroyed industries that employed tens of thousands of people, the, the the, [000:00:00;00]

the still watching l. g 0 live from to a reminder about 12 stories, israel's foreign ministry opinion. and this now says he remains committed to a government sci fi deal that will see the release of old captives, but he insists he won't end the war until only thrives called saw a chief palestinians returning to parts of the c. j, a neighborhood in gaza. city of found their homes in moines, un estimates, hundreds of thousands where the space steering is rough to re compilation in the area. and 2 frames president has sold nato that to win the war. he needs to hit military targets inside russia. sort of means and then he says, restrictions on us and western supplies weapons limits. your brains ability to launch long range strikes at the united nations is predicting that will be another 2000000000 people on the planet by 2063. the new report says it will reduce

pressure on the environment, but urgent action is still needed to close gaps in funding. the global population is expected to pick this century, reaching about 10300000000 by the mid 20 eighty's countries in sub saharan africa where young people make up a majority is set to experience substantial growth with populations increasing by 79 percent by 2054 but nations with no for tennessee race and aging population, such as china and germany have already paid. well, let's speak to catherine mortgage. god about this. she's president and c o as population. it's jude and he's joining us from washington. thank you for being with us. coughing, so 1st of all, what, what do you think is the most striking aspect in this report? what do the numbers reveal? the numbers really demonstrate that we are living in that increasingly demographically divided world with a lot of countries concerned about population aging and population decline. and

a lot of countries to grappling with rapid population growth. and of course, those are 2 trends that have a lot of implications for people's health and wellbeing for social issues for economic growth. so those demographic stories in this book recently, demographically divided world or ones that we really need to be paying attention to if we want to move into a future with greater sustainability for all of us and, and what factors have contributed to this demographic divide? you talk about and what, what are the consequences of it? yeah. well, for the countries that are aging and experiencing population decline in a lot of ways, that is a good news story. it's a success story. it means that people are living longer. it means that women and families have access to the reproductive health care and family planning services that allow them to avoid unintended pregnancy and determine the family size that

they want. although in some countries that are experiencing population decline, there is some concern that there are social and gender and legal barriers that are preventing people from having larger families. so that is something to be concerned about as well. and then for the countries that are continuing to experience rapid population growth, there are deep gender inequities that link to that. and particularly a lack of reproductive autonomy, an agency for women and girls to be able to have the number, timing, and spacing of children that they would like to have in their lives. yeah. tell us a bit more about past, you know, when you look at the trends, these demographic trends and, and the way they affect people's lives in sub saharan africa. for example, way young people are the majority. how, how does that affect people's lives that and it is usually impactful. we work with partners in new year for example, which is a really powerful example of where extremely useful population age structure and

very rapid population growth presents a lot of challenges for governance, for security, for resilience in the face of climate change impacts and dealing with issues around food in security. this is something that in the region of across the whole region of africa, there, there continue to be extremely useful population age structures. a lot of that is linked to social and cultural norms where child marriage is a, is a dominant phenomenon. so in these year, for example, up to 75 percent of girls are married while they are still girls. that leads to early child bearing and persists with the useful population age structure. yeah. so what uh, kathleen, do you think the international community should be doing to address some of these inequities revealed in these projections? yeah, there is a lot that needs to be done. and one of the areas that we focus on is the

population institute is thinking about global finance for reproductive health and family planning programs. we know that we are not investing enough around the world to meet people's existing needs for reproductive health and family planning services. in ways that would allow them to plan their families to be able to space and time pregnancies, or even to not be a parent if they don't want to be a parent. there is a huge funding gap there. and one that we really need to be thinking more seriously about if we want to see population trends move in a direction that leaves no one kathrine. thank you so much for talking to us about these. thank you for your insights. kathleen morgan, god is president and ceo of the population is to joining a sarah from washington dc and direct talks between don's military and the rockets for forces off to a slow start in switzerland,

delegations from both sides have been invited to discuss the conflict and humanitarian crisis through you and officials fighting has been raging incidence in our states after the rapid support forces launch and a sold fair on thursday, mom. and finally, has this report from ports to don on the front of me to set it off and support forces, how most of the major office, the, for the city of send off from 3 directions. one of the us, the spots on the place of the my own a, but it's the fault of the city. it's a problem and it came from the direction of saint john, the capital of the states. this was taken by us as 2 weeks ago. the fight to continue to was the day with each side. meaning you also have sources close to the need instead of the the hello um system. if it's all of the city, what does that somebody's high commander to send out of the bottle even modification for so you can slice nice. us be killed along with a big number of his troops in defense of the city is being assisted to the bottom.

like popular mobilization to see what the rules of the united states and by the, by the amount of the sea don't send off the phone, it would mean the entire state will be in the house with me. they might be tempted to continue if it was solved eastern states. so i guess it probably sort of an estimate. 100000 degree is i've been on, you know, a more i expected to sleep due to the ongoing buffalo. how much fun of this. yeah. talk to them timelines, bang, so helping me on mars military by weapons and equipment which are being used against civilians. those are the findings of the report by the you and special laboratory to human rights in myanmar. when he has worn it from bank costs as an error of this interest, mosques, the seriousness of this parliament $3.00 committee meeting in bangkok, the united nation special rep, a 2 a on human rights and me and my came to brief officials from thailand's biggest

banks, reports by tom andrews has found, tie banks, and now the main facilitators of transactions and purchases made by me and my us military. we have a responsibility here as, as human beings to stop this hor, and there's an opportunity to do it. the u. n says the military junta, aided by foreign banks, is increasing attacks on civilians as it finds a whitening war against ribble armies. singapore was one of the markets of choice for me and my as military when it came to banking transactions and buying equipments. but a government's investigation last year. so the numbers dropped dramatically. the un says thailand has stepped in to fill the void. according to the report, transactions connected to the hunter, handled by ty, banks increased to more than $120000000.00 in the last financial year. money that was used to buy military equipment. we've seen

a significant escalation of the tie bank tie based on weapons suppliers going into intermedia more selling weapons. and then they are more of a w to be precise in response to banks where defensive saying that confidence, they've done nothing illegal, but they'll investigate that repertoire himself said the military would try to bid fiction. they wouldn't come to us directly. they would try to hide it by opening an account through a nominee with the individual. andrew says he'll continue to work with banks and the type of government to make it more difficult for me in mazda military to fund and resupply it's campaign wayne. hey, al jazeera, bangkok, as and have a solid manuvers. 3 for the muslim families of victims of the 1995 genocide in survey needs has been march 5th, been very, very more of their loved ones. just a few of the $8000.00 men and boys killed by bossy and save, chose during

a whole re for some years for benita in eastern bosnia herzegovina, 29 years after they've died in according circumstances. 14. so the victims of the shrubbery to genocide a late to arrest. the youngest was very small. each 17 when he was shot and killed, buried beside his brother, husband and father alma. this was all the family we had left to. we have been told to be designated. totally uncles on both sides, cousins, brothers, my father and my husband to solve a single model. you know, you know, old, more than 8000 mostly men and boys were killed as they fled. following the fall of the un designated safe zone of shrubbery needs to bosnian serb forces. $20000.00 people sort safety with un peacekeepers at their base in nearby poto charlie put in the historic failure of peace keeping the winds. dutch battalion did not intervene . here with a memorial center tray,

just across the road from that you and base people come each year in remember, and so costs, but also to very those whose remains have finally been found. and the identified coffins that often contain may have fragments. some bones or a sco holding a 1000 people are still missing. there is new significance to the event this year. the may, the un general assembly designated this day an official memorial to the genocide committee is here. a controversial new football isn't in subs who say their own victims of or also the a lucky v as a ser. i can tell you that in a previous words, especially world war, one of the people of this area suffered in these photographs are victims of that's the truth. they died especially civilians. a genocide that divides a nation 3 decades after a war the to this country a part time has not been

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the this business uptake the gross not net bundle dash before to use the the the welcome back here now is demo with this. thank you for all a 1000 probably have made history at wimbledon, becoming the 1st to tally and to reach the women's singles final. she was up against on his back and she was playing and her 1st may just send me. i'm gonna creation made a strong stops, winning the 1st set, 6 games to,

to probably me full back, quite a full set aside there. and there was nothing between the 2 in that so it's that's which one to a tie, right. the 7 seas coming out from top off to 2 hours. i'm 51 minutes. and what was the longest as women? so me find that this tournaments probably me into back to background sound finals and she will now let's say one best on her run. is that finished differentiation last night? just enjoying what i'm doing because i love the playing tennis. you know, it's, it's amazing to, to be here playing on the city. it's a dream, you know, i was watching finals when i was a kid, them this rambler, then, so i'm enjoying and just leaving the present. that's. that's what i'm thinking about the last month. have been crazy for the probably they will face bob or a crate cheek about so the title, the check. so i lost the process of a 70 against 2020 to wimbledon champion, elaina revoke enough. that's for my friendship when a crate cheek that came back to close out the match,

6364 to knock out the highest find 5 left. and they told me that the chance to explain what i'm feeling right now, but it's low, lot of joy, a little emotions. also, a lot of really said things for you today. you're going on living for, for the dollar, and mean, yes, it's facing a link to find on the fine of the he and his teammates for him falls in a bowl following the last 2 columbia and the call from america semi finals the tournament organizes of notice and investigation and have strongly condemned the violence. tom sized and reports ugly seems off to the final whistle in north carolina. though in unison of the year one play a scene here crushing with columbia sands and the stands punch is thrown on both sides. it took moving 10 minutes for police to restore order. your boy claim plays

with protecting the loved ones. it is a dissolved, the whole families are in danger. we have to rush up from the stands with our loved ones to have small, newborn babies. it's a complete disaster, those most a single police officer that how many of the shadowed would have been of fi c semi final jefferson. lemme head of columbia are heading the 1390 minutes but that's when tensions rose. daniel munoz was showing a red codes, the elbowing men will have thoughts just before half time. columbia would have to hold on with 10 men and hold on. they did the national reco $28.00 game on beach and run. and the 1st couple of americans find is the 23 years. you're going to know the chance to win a brick with 60 percent to the full time with so, however brut with an education is on the pitch. and the game will be remembered for those brings understands players and organizes like kids condemned to the finance

to and get the if someone is attacking your family, you want to go and defend them and we have to protect. so families, well i could see was the lots of family members and children and my teammates, who a trapped and things of pulling on them and you felt helpless. he did this, you know, i mean think he was no aggressive attitude from outside as he simply winced to protect the family, to defend the people who were unable to defend themselves. they didn't open, especially exit so that they could quickly leave the stands at the end of the game and that was suffering about of $0.10. and members at the federation stuff remains on the field for the protection. more than 20 minutes of the game. well, columbia fence made their way out to celebrates repercussions, would not. columbia will now face defending champion sergeant teen in the fun, in florida on sunday. so i'm size and i'll just there. as you mentioned, the governing body of south american football is going to investigate the incident . i switched to football bull cost a one in ringo and asked him how he thinks comfortable. we'll respond to what

happens the same way they've responded with everything else, basically doing nothing. because when there's been a tax or when there's been issues of racism, all they do is put out a statement. all they do is say, well, they'll do it again and nothing's really happened. so i mean many or even skeptical about would come a bowls been able to do in terms of the organization and in terms of how they've been able to discipline certain people or certain teams or certain situations. because they're really having it been basically a money graph for comfortable so far in this couple america. why would the families of these uruguayan players in that sector the pitch? when normally there are more kind of restricted areas where areas where they have more access to exits or access to see for areas. and that ends up being the big question and uncomfortable have had a series of gaps in terms of their organization of this tournament. everything from things like that, logistical and also when it comes to the pictures themselves. so organizationally, the cope, america has had a lot of problems as well. second of all, to be exposed to fans that have also been going,

if you have had excessive amounts of alcohol and things of that nature and a when that also ends up being a problem to. it's not just a couple of final taking place on sunday. it is also a span against england, so the european championship england be the netherlands to honest dramatic finish to the semi final to set up the ties to the cider and fall in. the spanish team will be tough. opponents having won 6 games from 6 those the 1st time that's being done that a single yours several sort, the top scores with the team goals at this tournament. that coach is relishing, meeting england, to show him mostly on we feel happy and excited. we will play against the arrival of such importance with great players. and this makes us think the final can be a fantastic show. i think both teams having a very good moment. it will be a great show and display for people to come watch and enjoy england's crickets. those are in control of profess tests against the west indies. off the day 2 adults, they be talking to james smith made seventy's and list the highest to $371.00,

all out of $250.00 run lead. craig roughly go the when these, the 2nd is on the way. so it was dismissed almost immediately by james anderson. you said to it gets taken his career tally. it's a $703.00. the when these ended the day on 79 to 6, still a 171 runs behind the gulf now and roll re. mcelroy appears to bounce back, following his crashing. lost the us, sorry for the last month, playing in this past competition since not really missing out on the 5th may decide to not go right down the defense of his school districts in crown with a 5 and depa. $65.00, you checked in for an eagle on the foot whole, and he will say got 5 buddies. sit 3 shots. finally, the adjustment on the after the 1st round. but the shuttle should i say shots of the day caving the pen, ultimate major on the women's tool. there were 2 holy ones. the championship in france, jody, you had shuttle fed when

a push with the 8th on the 16th. that is all those bolts. and now it's back to you fully, jim. i thank you very much for that now. firefighters a saved a well, we know, and cathedral from roy and the landmark and the friends city of law was under re fed when his golf expired. caught a bass from seeing an evacuation. how are you false, it has more once again, france looks on as one of its caustic, architectural treasures bones. this is the cathedral of rule in normandy. work 1st started here in the 11th century with additions, damage and rebuilding continuing for the next 800 years. but it was repair work being done on its 19th century iron tower. at one time the wheels tool is building, it appears to have sparked defiant report. the sort of could always seek your what's more with the entire structure is made up of metal and the already parts that can significantly. but at this time of the work flows across it. so the main

parts bob operation, this was the, those work flow strength, which will then allow us to completely put out the file and load it to the building . so i'll explain. sure. destroyed, you know, 5 years ago it was powers is not your dom cathedral stresses with destruction then to it's again, during renovation, what little thoughts he's saying discarded cigarettes or the electrical field to the spot, the flames. the thing is spying collapsed along with much of the roof. the 5 year restoration project is estimated to of cost $760000000.00. with the reopening, scheduled to this to send, it seems to fire and ruwan has be much less devastating with firefighters getting it under control. after a couple of hours, a minor incident in the cathedral is long history. are you close it out to 0? and that is it for this and use our on our just there of a do say with us, i'll be back in just

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