to the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this is then use our live from coming up in the next 60 minutes . the ami is deployed among the dash to enforce a nation wide cou, a few of the days of protests against government jobs closes. at least $25.00 palestinians are killed in a wave of his ready attacks across gaza, including an illness throughout refugee camp. plus, i'm one of the, most of the montana hotel in southern lebanon, which is one of a number of shelters struggling to cope with the influx of residents displaced

quite intensifying conflicts between these randy military and hezbollah. and a slow recovery from i t k of businesses around the world print services back on line up to one of the largest take outages in history. and i'm far as small with the sports as round 3 of goals. open championship is now underway with 2 shot leaders, shane larry tearing off later difficult when the conditions at royal troon but some early success for separately. the players, the way to getting this useful in bunker. this real police of 5 live rounds at crowds of protest isn't the capital that define a nation wide cou, a few imposed of to demonstrations against government jobs. courses tends violent this week. heavy police presence is on the streets of the capital deca. public gatherings have been banned and internet services caused the week. students have

demonstrated against the quote, a system that reserves public service posts for relatives of veterans of the war of independence. at least 105 people had been killed in 300 police officers injured. the pressure as mounting on prime minister shake a scene in 6 months ago. she won a 4th consecutive tune and elections that were blowing caused by the opposition. she's called for tom and canceled trips to spine and presume for more on this we're going to go live now to chandry, who joins us from cotton and tampa on the, on the street. hundreds of police injured as well, a 100 more than a 100 protest as killed this curfew isn't place. can you just give us an idea of exactly what it is likely or right now, and it's superficial. it come to the honest, it's very tens. people are some but i mean, they couldn't believe what happened last few days. so many people that when we

close to the city, we start buying cars, buildings, brand, you know, scattered brig. bats everywhere. have the presence of us, particularly police, that were military presence. of course the car is still on the only have to 2 hours break people rushed to the grocery stores and kitchen market. did their shopping and run back. but now it's not like, heavily enforced, that our people with a central needs emergency going to the airline, flying or anything are allowed in. but it's tense. and as i talked to just a few minutes ago, i had the bullets i've been firing about half, that killer me that from where? right, yeah. continue as finding of guns. we've talked a lot of our colleagues in different spots to look david journalist and others that down scattered. 5 lens all across the city in north like last couple of days. but there are some violence. we went in, mark kelley, where there was major violence last 2 days. and there's still a stand up between the police and the protest that they're far away and the police are telling them to disperse by mike. but there's no balances that time there was

no clash. so it is 10 people are very apprehensive. what will happen next? then not sure there's a big degree off for a large degree of rather uncertain it in the country right now. yeah, as we mentioned earlier, the premises seem to have canceled his foreign trips to spine and brazil that were coming out. obviously taking this seriously, what does the government had to say about these protests a while the government is trying to blame these on the main opposition party bangladesh, a nationalist party and other opposition parties as well as their religious party dom i pay. so i mean there's a di infiltrate, that the student protest and they have the one who's instigating and creating this anarchy. the opposition did all the opposition parties did, but they're separate from the students. what we saw on the ground to be honest, right, and mixing with the students during the progress and after the product. there are a lot of ordinary people, the working people, rich, simpler shopkeepers were supporting the students. there's a great degree of frustration in the country right now,

because i've trouble economy, high inflation, sorting foot prices, and many people don't accept this government by the fact that it was not parties separately. they feel like that you came by force to power and that frustration is 10 top recitation is now expressing the straight with the students. even when we came here, we met a lot of people there angry. i can do that. why so many people have to because we know that police people who are the hard journalist very hard during this riots, a lot of properties were damaged. but people seems to be like, this was almost coming. you know, this current top bang that have to be in the streets. so it's not over. the pressure is on the government. that didn't face this kind of outrage of expression of protests all across the country. they never experienced it since 2013. so it's a great deal of funds to identity in the country right now, and nobody really knows where it will end up in weeks or months it and okay, we'll be keeping

a close eye on how things develop your thanks so much to be challenging for us in deka as well, thousands of protesters in the city of photo and pakistan, the staging assistant against the tax and the region. gunman opened fire at crowds at a peace rally on friday, coming 3 in injuring more than 20 people. but the violence that broke out ad friday's protest hasn't deterred demonstrate, is from returning for a 2nd day, focused on, has witnessed the search and violence, the telephone to power neighboring afghanistan, and 2021. earlier this week to separate a tax on an army base and health center in the northwest. cal 20. i'd people including 10 soldiers. no, no. today thousands of tribesmen participated in bonnie's historic peace much. everyone was peaceful. suddenly some miscreants open fire. 20 people have been injured and 3 were code. i'll clear message to those who think we will leave peace

or struggle. the fools we will not stop on much is the peace. go and start with us and go to come out of how to who is in is on the bod for us and come out. this is now turned into a sudden, as we mentioned, can you just give us an update on the process and how much momentum there is behind them now, as well as far as momentum is concerned, this particular move, maine, has been gaining momentum not just and by no, by getting data if somebody to con and why do just on ad read and then slides riley way that people are concerned about the rise in the detritus attacks that are taking place. and also the fact that the military is planning to go for another offensive to take out a day to get the bond focused on 5 days. now yesterday, it is important to note that it was a piece for rally. however, the people within the group smaller i spent a group i have that did not belong to any mainstream political party. we weren't

able to see images darting, and guns, 9 millimeter preston fighting entity and according to what we have been able to piece together, the crowd would then direct aid. some of the people who are doors are dividing is coming from the military. can don't mean the call good. then some of headboard directed towards that can don't meant and raise the military, then resorted to 80 and fighting. now this, if, if indeed, this had been indiscriminate 5 from the military, there would have been hundreds of guys during the day, but never the less, the people are still determined. they had already said they wouldn't be before and they who are doing, i sit and now it gets turned into a fit and. and they came down outside the police area. but they have gotten crowded nor did law just board yesterday. and the situation for the moment, it seemed it under control. okay, so it's a control of the money,

but do we have any idea of who actually might be behind to these attacks of the credit? first of all, you have the tax on the security for say there were didn't elaborate or diag, as you mentioned earlier with a way could impact where they explode. busy lord, at least 10 of the attack and what then can it not gone back to the diagnostic for 26 hours? also that people are complaining that they are now seeing elements of what they say are the good dial up on the backside of on that's out. the government likes to treat them and the people are saying they're not comfortable with that. there weren't those people out of the area that weren't in entered this wave of detritus the deck because they fear that any major military offensive in the area with this locate them many years ago. busy of millions of people who were forced to flee the idea that life but disruptive. and they do not want their daily routines and live newest can be affected by more wireless and also the threat of an impending

military offensive. although the military says that there's going to be intelligent space and written artifact that people. okay, thanks so much for all of that. come off tomorrow. hot for us that. and this one of us the, this is riley strikes across garza since early morning on, says that i have killed at least 25 palestinians. all those victims were killed in an attack on a residential building. an illness or odd refugee camp in central cancer since october as well as boy has cogan any 59000 people. most of them women and children . once striking central cancer on friday killed a heavily pregnant women. doctors managed to rescue the baby from his mother's when she was 9 months pregnant when she was killed in on the seraph, refugee can heavy can at this woman was the only survivor. 4 months ago when i was talking to this woman was the only one who supplied among have found

many at the time. and today, she was talking to the she was 9 months pregnant and she was killed off to being targeted by the occupational meantime. as an immediate operation was performed up, fell out of the hospital. the officer this mother was killed. the baby now was in the incubators. department, and he started his life as the most and last name of the whole year. and for the se righty army has released footage on the top right. sions and rafa is his soldiers have killed a number of palestinian fighters. and that's how folks in the area this route took control throughout the border, crossing with egypt during its military operation in the city. before the assault of 1500000 displaced, palestinians were crammed into rough up the following evacuation orders in the north of this trip. the now the un estimates on the around 50000 people remain there and, and is riley attack on this road. refugee camp is injured to l. just air cameraman moods. a key and a separate attack is really shelling in northern gaza,

killed the palestinian journalist and his family. but how much of it just for his wife and 2 children in the home in giovanni, a medical sol, society is ready and we targeted the house at least 161 media workers had been killed in gaza since october the 7th or. okay, well foot more and all of us, it hits a central cancer and speak to a country who is outside the access hospital and clearly a lot going on the over the last few hours, at least 25 pellets indians have been killed, can use bring us up to date with these latest strikes that seem to have been happening right across gaza it's still intensifying in the middle area. all the air strikes are concentrated in most laid off. we just received a place for injuries from a residential house that was targeted by the forces in the heart of them, say dogs directed you come. this is not the 1st house that has been targeted in the

past 24 hours. this is the step in house and residential area that was targeted by the is ready forces. in the past week, we have been witnessing targets to interest interest shelters. but in the past couple of days, those are the forces have been concentrating all of their strikes on residential houses. we're talking about at least 25 policy news that were killed in the past couple of hours among them is a woman that was killed as where there was a baby inside her mom and hollis and you and doctor's me, mary quote, to rescue this baby where he is right now in the beach or is departments in arkansas hospital the it's not only in the middle area where the is ready forces are, are striking. but also there has been intensive operations in dropbox. their husband also extracts in union square of this one policy has been killed and there has been also airstrikes in the another,

in parts and in the gospel city. so wherever you go in because of the truth from the south, the middle area, the north everywhere, is being targeted and the is ready operations continue. and it's not only continuing, but also intensifying on policy and civilly. it's end to ends, as we mentioned. uh now is there a cameraman uh, has been injured, and another posted into unless and his family had been killed, that takes the total number of media we're cuz killed in gaza, to $161.00. does it really feel like media? they're being deliberately targeted. c definitely, yes, actually our call lean, move us targeted in the play dot after the is there any forces tight uses? uh, i intend to spell it apartments in the building in the heart of mislaid us. he was transferred here in a lots a hospital and he got

a couple of shop notes in his hand, but he was far away from the target. but this shows how by and then the watkins' is right. has been using, i've done the policy news also to send you a journalist syndicate also updated the number of tournaments that had been targeted since the beginning of the war. 2, at $100.00. 61 on the german itself. have been listening since october 7, policy news, journalist, you feel that there's of the rest of their lives. they're trying not to move in the field. they're trying to stay in one place where all the journalists are and they're also having feeling very worried on other colleagues when anyone goes on in the fields covering reporting anything, they're always scared, the thing would be the next target. we lost lots of colleagues since the beginning

of the war and were me in losing colleagues every single day. it's hard to say this, but upon assuming certain, and it's totally believe that they are a targets by the is there any question a hand as always we really do appreciate all your incredibly hard and difficult. we're can uh, circumstances that we can barely comprehend. thanks. so much and in color are you there for us outside of the hospital? it was that africa has cooled on the international communities, bringing immediate ends to israel's occupation to palestinian territory and to stop at the human rights violations. on friday, the humans top court found as well as ongoing prisons and the occupied with bank is a legal and by lights international law. judges attempt as well is obligated to end its unlawful presence as quickly as possible and must stop all new settlement activity, mis stuff about because he is the secretary general of the tell us a new national initiative. he says the i c j as decision is a victory for palestinians. this is exactly what we were hoping for under the

presents not one year i started of decision. it is a big blow to guys that are the side to is it as a state, as an establishment, as a government, the settlers. and it is a big victory until the police to new clothes from legal perspective is and is the order, the invited and condemned for its policy is what it's occupation for several months for the illegal apartheid was. we're practicing apartheid about. busy legal value of what happened is that this conclusion by the national court of justice, which has the highest legal structure in the world, it has condemned all is the only major to try to claim that there is no to patient . if this it has confirmed, there is a patient on this patient is illegal, it has i found one more time. the geneva convention is applicable to the okay. by $33.00 is slow,

but on the ground is rarely false as have stormed the city of nablus in the occupied west bank. and the ride began on saturday morning local sources, a young palestinian man was arrested in a super tried is one of the soldiers killed the palestinian men city of hebron. cctv footage from the same show. it is rarely false as opening fire in the direction of the top of the 20 year old has to come to gunshot injuries to his head, local channel, a site for him, i'll was released from him is rarely prison just 2 weeks ago. okay, we'll left them on this cuz i know a guy uh now who joins us from, from iowa. and they all divide with banking, move rides, and similar attacks in the last few hours. what will, can you tell us about them? so they are a whole mark of palestinians daily life here and we've seen the numbers break existing records,

at least records of the past 10 years is rarely occupation forces, as he said, rated novelist. they detained several people, released most of them and kept one behind bars elsewhere. and especially over night, as the proceedings at the hague or going on is really surplus least several attacks against palestinians in the novelist area. they burned businesses at a field and in the southern hebron hills is really sub list attacked a family in the southern hebron hills. they beat up a young man. his aunt uh, was also beaten up by several settlers in the is really forces where they are close by to protect the settlers as they carried out that attack. and this we've seen repeat several times in different attacks over the past month. so that's something that the judges themselves referenced. they said that these the,

there were the supplements activities gave rise to subtler attacks and subtler violence that israel was using both to expand supplements and to alex palestinian land. yeah, as you mentioned, this comes, they send a day off to the ice each i cold as rails occupation illegal. you clearly rides like this. a eroni continuing as they are continuing and palestinians are quite realistic about what to expect. we've heard from the officials from human rights organizations welcoming this a ruling calling at a landmark, a watershed moment for palestinians and international law. i've been speaking to a senior figures in the human rights community here in palestine, and they told me there's a whole host of options now for the way forward that they're discussing to work on with their allies around the world. in order to kind of put this ruling into action to turn it into a measure, is that a government some that parliament can adopt their talking about on arms and bar go?

they're talking about at speaking to the governments about accountability for businesses, profiteering from palestinian natural resources from the occupation itself. a lot of the check points across the occupied westbank are administered by private companies. these companies are making money from keeping palestinians under occupation. so there are a lot of options, but everybody here understands there's still a long road ahead to end the occupation there. clearly. thank you so much. i don't know a day for us there in ramallah in the occupied with bank a loss more on this. we now joined by adela bill ha, who is the director of the foreign policy and security program at the middle east council on the level of his thanks again for being with us here in our house visible, it will start with the i c j. i mean obviously that is rarely ok patients, illegal is realm us to reverse the settlement building. clearly it doesn't seem at

this stage like that is going to have any effect the i suggest decision on how is wireless. i'm basically going to deal with the palestinian issue in the west bank. well, there's a don't have an immediate effect, but it hasn't been infect in terms of international law. and how is right on is there's allies, would able to support as a report, a said lots of, uh, companies are operating and occupied westbank and the set them incense on. so this one income actually to potentially buy quotes and investments and potentially sanctions, i guess, against such entities. but in terms of changing things on the ground right now, is there a unfortunately, continues to act with the, with infinity and multiple un resolutions? i c, c i, c, j holdings. i'm up to the work to and this ongoing genocide. so you see this is victoria capella, sentience that obviously at some point that things could actually change. this definitely is evict the for about us taking. so i would say in as, as it has also echoes of apartheid in the south africa towards its ending days. actually, it was actually us

a new k number of other countries that continue to support the apartheid regime, which was a growing movement to a boy called south africa and divest from it. that's what led to the end of apartheid. well, what about to as well as wisdom allies that can be reconsidering how they deal with israel, or they just going to hope that the rest of the world forgets about this icy j decision and keep supporting them as they have been through this for? well, it's a great question because really what's at stake here isn't the national it doesn't the national applied to everyone, or is it very selective when there was a rulings against russia after the invasion of ukraine, those global outrage case against fulton, if you're even looking next week or the impacts are starting. russian estimates are borrowed from competing uh, also a russian of peace of mind from the football games and few fence on within the same time. next week is ready to start, going to be able to compete can still play in the finance on. so really what's the focus on international does international law apply to everyone or not? yeah,

with things have efforts to come out and put pressure on the likes of the us and the united kingdom as well as many of the western countries you're talking about, the pressure that needs to be put on his violin, those wisdom allies. what else? what else and what else should other countries like to have that for could be doing right now. we're, let's continue. what they're doing. press are pressuring for this case against genocide. and also i think if you look at the title example from europe, what already countries such as the island, norway, and spain have recognized by the city and state, which is a recent use as one that indicates that japan is considering as one of the conditions on so as countries around the world provide this pathway for potential long term solution, this is the pressure that there's need. unfortunately, you have to say this ruling, this vote at the connected to obesity and the 2 state solution is going to complete the other way and highlights how read it is where it is isolated the national stage, even with its allies putting pressure on it. yeah, in responsive design, see j decision with it. many is rarely politicians basically say that i believe it

as well can live without the world's support. they don't need the rest of the world . i mean that they say that this is just a sign of anti semitism. 10, they actually live without the likes of the us and the u. k. and continuing to to do what that to well, this highlights how increasing the isolated they are. and if you remember to send for chuck schumer when he spoke last year about the how this ongoing board impact certain, of course, senator schumer is a big ally wizard. but he also sees the danger as is where it becomes increasing the uprise, the very similar to the south african regime at the end of apartheid. okay, we'll have to leave with david. thanks so much for your time to delta dental. as always, we really do appreciate your insight into this as well as well. and the live news group is below. i have exchanged fire on a daily basis since all target the funding has full of tens of thousands of people from their homes on both sides of the boat and sell the living on. some has been given very few jet hotels,

but as holiday season arrives on is native rooms the tourists, increasing pressure on other places, offerings, shelton of the miles and reports from southern living. though they wait and wait for fighting between these railey army and has below is only intensifying people like these have been forced from their homes. can only wonder when they'll be able to return the international organization. for migration, says 95000 have been displaced in the southern level menu to make shift accommodation to montana hotel near the village of more when the in southern lebanon is one such south of south largest. she could fall killer chairs, a room with her parents and brothers. the family has been living here for 6 months and the beginning of the where i'm safe at home to office and i'm scared from that . were planes and i was crying. i was the i was hiding all

was. * catching, i missed my village every seems such as my bed, my room ahmed. oh my, my home, my best friends like that in the home. i sleep on the bed, buckhead, i sleep on the floor. so i'm that redeem, it's good as us the risk reduction agency, the local municipality, and runs the montana already struggling with limited resources. he worries the israel carries out a full scale ministry campaign. the hotel may be pushed to breaking point the for the whole deal with on people graciously open their homes for us and let us stay. but unfortunately, we're not seeing some homeowners returning from mcbride. we need their houses back, that'd be good. just placing extra pressure, honestly, the, with the conflict between israel and husband are intensifying. the montana hotel in southern lebanon has once again become the 1st point of cool for those being the border area. but it's already full and unable to take in any more of their seeking shelter. dwindling resources and not the only risk for those that have been

displaced by the fight to. if they try to attend to their homes in the future, new dangers, wait them. unexploded artillery shells and mines present dangerous threat members of a non governmental organization. i've come to the montana to warm people here, not to approach anything that could be a hazard if they go back. but the noises of the threats, why don't you know the plane, the plane scheduled from the lower plane without a political solution to the conflict noisiest via con and more people are likely to seek refuge in the montana to escape the escalating fighting all of a mazda and elder 0, southern lebanon. it's also a hit here on the al jazeera economic relief for create as a winful tr lanka says it's, it has eased following a deal. but there are concerns that might be too good to be true. and that allows targets an unprecedented quadrupling the olympics that's coming up in school.

the had a lot of there, it's all about the heat across europe at the moment. we've got a number of heat ways, but also attempt just a sitting well above the average across much all the content that they will be coming down, especially across the western but also eastern areas of the next few days. but not down in the south. we've got more heat coming up from africa, pushing temperatures up to the likes of greece and turkey. and officials in athens is that to close at some of the historic fights that due to the afternoon temperatures, we seem, temperature is well into the forty's here. they will be coming down, however, across the bulk and somebody's coming in the form of west, so whether they're still sitting pretty high across the south, west for spain, thanks to a heat wave. we will see those numbers start to come down as cool the blows in.

however, across the west. that's thanks is trailing weather front, bringing whatsoever across person on the island of island south today into sundays, some heavy rain as well in to fronds ahead of that. we got those stones bubbling up across the bulk and also for the baltic states pushing into western russia. and as that system works, its way to most central areas, we're going to see some very heavy rain pushed into a central parts, but also into scan today. you will see that rain in also on monday as the pod. huge. i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing you have one is government with this is 5 digit. you say getting russell, a thought provoking nonsense that you made weapons being used in guns? no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being president, joe,

could we do it or something we can uptake the effective use of the present as not the need for the effective. he had the story on talk to how does era a 150 is that a gyptian history seen through an extraordinary photographic archive? this remarkable treasure trove shows how well photographers captured key military historical moments from the earliest british occupation to the arab israeli, who was the 20th century and the contrast and emotions at 6 trees and defeats egypt through the lens. conflicts on al jazeera, the, you're watching, i'll just hear

a reminder of our top story is the sound of police and bunk. the dish have 5 live rounds of crowds of purchases in the capital. many a defining a nationwide curfew and paused off the demonstrations against government. jones causes turn violent earlier this week is rarely strikes across causes since early on says i have killed at least 25 kill us. simians were killed in an attack from the presidential building and at least for to 10 a since october as well. school has come nearly 59000 people in south africa has called on the international community to bring in media into israel's occupation palestinian territory. and just office human rights violations on friday, the humans top court found it as well as the ongoing presence in the occupied with bank is a legal and find lights international law. what computer systems around the world coming back online after defective cyber security software update cause global disruptions. the ceo of the company behind the outage crowd strike says the impact

is likely to be felt for weeks. flights track is show the impact on air travel in the us, globally full for sandoval shields. commercial flights were canceled on friday, hospitals, shops, trains, and banks will also affected kristen, so let me reports from new york, the early friday afternoon on australia. the 1st signs of trouble emerge and retail outlets banks and on television and a news broadcast reporting. the situation went to black resuming eventually to reveal blue screens in the background indicated, the dreaded shut down of a windows operating system. the extent of the problem, perhaps most obvious, at airports around the globe, their long lines formed as airlines last access to check in and booking services. at a time when many travelers are heading away on summer vacations, very much looking forward to seeing the east coast of my country. however, it doesn't look like i'm going to be able to get there today. i fly from my natural

was cancelled 5 o'clock in the morning. so now i got to pick another flight tomorrow morning, the same flight pick available because of the chaos. thank you for contacting hosting support. how can i get the most of the passions on windows? cause that was a pre recorded message put out by the cyber security firm crowd strake the company c. o would later announce that a glitch in the software update was to blame. we know what the issue is, we're resolving and have resolved the issue. now it's recovering systems that are out there. and essentially, as you've talked about in the statement i put out is um the system uh was sent and update and that update had a, a software bug in it. and cause a, an issue with the microsoft operating system. a relief for governments worried about a cyber attack. hard work ahead for company. i. t department's stock is a, a very large and well known provider in the security space. it's

a market leading security provider that's utilized by the, you know, old, you know, many leading banks and, and last, you know, blue, cheap, and government organizations. even the us government was infected long lines formed at the southern border after customs and border protects can report in processing delays. the quotes revealed the vulnerability for the global economy and resulted in volatility in markets. the company that causes crowd straight saw it shares dropped just how interconnected we are in an increasingly digital world. not lost on this traveler in paris, and people listen people. it's a bit while reading is how one company can impact the global economy. and the life of the planet systems are being restored, sorting through the consequences for ordinary people may take longer. kristen salumi al jazeera new york. what's more on this, we joined now by crime on web, who is an adjunct research fellow and then yang technological university joins us

from single. thanks very much for being with us here on how does there a now is we have a better understanding of what happens, but a lot of people are asking how an outage of this magnitude could really occur in the 1st place. i know it's quite the, you know, if i'm building as to how this happened to me from a, from a o x, but we've been serving this event, this calamity on the full, so to speak. i will reach a consensus that this could have easily been avoided in the 1st space is all because of all the fairly, all practicing and sharing to fundamentals in the software industry. when it comes to the deployment of attachment up to a piece of software that goes into the larger system. and clearly pre deployment testing was conducted. the sign boxing off of all the past was an wasn't carried out and i think it was rolled up pretty much, wiley. and while this is the situation that we're currently facing, okay, so if it could have been easily avoided, as i mean,

is this just come down to complacency or ignorance? and do you think that the software industry as a whole is actually being that blogs? i about all of this as well. this is my, my personal and professional opinion. i think we can and certainly must to get to. so, i mean, i think uh, the forensic inquiries that you conduct to is probably being carried on right now. i called stripe, which needs to be good at the situation and all the stakeholders like microsoft, which is also fairly impacted. and also by the front of the industry association was that was taking this. but yes, i mean, i see it as a initial complacency here. i mean, it just comes back to fundamentals once again when it comes to software engineering and i've been, it's been a technology sector for the last decade. to know the stuff you have to test. you'll update your patches in a sand box in the well, the fine safe space in a pre deployment phase before the rollout. so patching, updating is with the water system. and this is,

this is $1.00 oh $1.00 when it comes to software engineering. and all sense of it is that this wasn't done possibly for, that's what taken, but perhaps the pressure to will not the pack for some reason. but the cascade, the cascading effects and the effects of c, we bought rate globally, indicate to us that the sticks i contribute to too high for initial cost to be taken. so i think this is a call for the retail to all of us that we have to do better. yeah, cushion, retail like is it also shows how fundable we are as a society now a to things like us and how dependent and reliant we become on technology. do you think there's going to be a backlash against that? i think it will be, i think it will be several things that have come to the full from this, from, from this you know, this experience of all part off right now in various ways. disruptions across various different sectors and they've been not personalized. i think the ones we define the on going to just lie. it's

a global economy and all the so holding for structure there in our thing, there is nothing like having manual back up procedures when things go wrong. i think organizations across the world quickly, trusting to learning called being reminded about advocacy, the importance of manual systems when that digital go through all these. secondly, i think there's a need for a type of safari service providers. i mean, called strike is a pre eminent cyber security from 9 times out of 10. it does a great job, but this one time ok, something has gone wrong and i think is it may not. it will be a reflection of the advocacy all construct. cyber security solutions, but i think we simply have to spend all risks when it comes to the, to the use of software to interact with all the systems that i think there's really no harm. in fact, the greeting to the peak and spreading eggs and making sure that we just want to rely on one or 2 providers, but several providers and a thank you so much crime. we appreciate your insight into this game on wordpress,

the, the okay, well, another 12 us congressional democrats have called on president joe biden to drop his re election bid. but he and says he will be back on the campaign trial next week. buttons be nice living at home in delaware since wednesday off to being diagnosed with cove at 19. so the economic situation in sri lanka has started to improve according to the president. the country is recovering from major financial challenges which led to mass protest and political crisis. 2 years ago, for lanka was unable to repay foreign defaulting for the 1st time and its history. nelson and as has moved from the capital columbia. a lot has changed and she liked this is the economic crisis that brought the country to a sense do in 2020 to still have projects that resuming like this 5.3 kilometer every way to the highway costing $360000000.00 fuel and food use appear to be

a thing of the past. the turn around began with a $2900000000.00 bailout package from the international money to fund. but it came with strict conditions that your land can restructure it, that we service soon about that in 2023. we successfully completed the restructuring of domestic that now we have also successfully completed by laptop that restructuring with phone countries in our next objective is to reach an agreement with commercial creditors, which includes international, silver and fund. told us, bilateral creditors have agreed newtons, which vic, i'm missing it says, let's save the government over $5000000000.00. opposition? parliamentarian iran become a rapp. no, it could be a banker who headed the national development bank. said there is a lot to be done. the balance reforms with benefits to everyone, the attention on the streets because people have really, really been have a great and that is really one a big cause for concern i typed was, i am,

is this my sense that is a, you can take all the boxes but if it creates social, andreas don't think your program has succeeded. the program has failed. and only said that fuels is a key to recovery, pointing out that some sectors that contracted up to 70 percent of bounce back much are nowhere near the previous output. the number of people who are empowered, bees estimated between 25 to 30 percent of the population. so although there is a sense of calm plenty to over life, both almost 50 percent the population, it's not even more has gone down. you know, she agrees i just even mention of buying vegetables on her way back home from my job as an account assistant in the city. the cost of living is much too high. i have 4 children to have the most of studying, really about the colombo and traveling. so daily costs are very high, but my salary hasn't increased in proportion ministry long cuz they agree that the country now is in

a better place than it was 2 years ago. development projects of back on track and installation is on the controllers, but they divided about the government handling of the economic recovery, including screens and reforms that implemented to secure a bailout somebody international money. pay fun. fernandez audra 0 colombo attorney general brains, causing flash fonts in china is northern province of shawna. she have collapse the bridge. chinese media and reporting 11 people were killed. rescue operations are underway. 5 vehicles have been recovered from the voice that malaysia is king. so need for him, his condo has been officially installed 6 months after he was born in the car and action at the national palace full. the lines of the sultan's role as the 17th king and the unique rotating monkeys. system 9 ethnic malay state rollers take tunes is king for 5 year terms, as purchased as interview,

have been marching on the streets of the capital of lina, calling for the present, involuntary to resign. many wanton investigation into the depths of 67 people who were killed during an uprising. and by the last i took office in 2022. that's when president petra castillo was removed from office of rent attempted power grab. and by the last, i replaced the embassy international says that was one of the greatest episodes of widespread human rights violations and peruse history. chiles. presidents gabriel bark has cancel the trip to the parents of lympics. as this government faces criticism of a spike in violent crime, at least 17 people were killed in the capital and recent dies of arch has resisted coals to declare a state of emergency which would allow the army to support the police. that an america is tennessee and human reports from santiago a. we can party on the outskirts of chiles, capital, a party that ended in

a blood bass. 5 people were shot dead, 12 injured, the lease ground high caliber bullet shells everywhere. sweeping his whalen, suspects had been detained in another low income neighborhood, the body of 30 year old barber one. that'd be a wage burial. friends say he was trying to break up a fight when he and the neighbor was children killed. one of the lead leads behind 2 young children and a white mock. i didn't know it would be ever is. she tells me no. where is sites? they are so many we pins, children at the age of 12 of carrying guns. this has become normal. here was no isolated incidents that very same day at exactly the same time on the other side of town here in the north part of the metropolitan area. a grandmother was celebrating her birthday when her grandchildren came out here to light the fire. a car came out . gunman came out and began shooting wildly. you can see all of the gunshots. 4

people were killed. 4 of them did less than the youngest, 13 years old. through 4 days, 17 people were killed in the capital of chile until just a few years ago, considered latin america safest country. since the pandemic, a crime wave attributed mainly to organized crime groups from outside the country. as seen murders per 100000 people increase 6 fold it surpassing the global average system yet to we knew that the to late and state was ill prepared to face organized crime. we didn't know how to conferences investigates, it will have a judicial branch prepared to deal with this. that social studies are a close suddenly getting slips up blamed criminal gangs from countries such as venezuela did. you didn't. oh yes, we got the other. what is it? and she, we didn't have i, a gunman did nothing. so i ran to day, there are no hyatt done. so it could not being said, you don't have a forwarding component on thursday president w,

anybody child an emergency security meeting and announced plans to deploy an additional $500.00 police officers to santiago. build a new high security prison and titan, choose porous borders. members of the opposition, meanwhile, according to the interior administrator, to step down, got this, we're going to go ahead and pull up what spend your energy in state working together to foss, track us security. so in congress and once and for all approved lifting bank secrecy laws, so we can follow drug traffic has money. but whatever is in you measures, there's an unsettling awareness that there's no real quick fix for a wave of violence, but spreading throughout south america. see and human algebra santiago, also a hit here on al jazeera scientist explained me airy sounds coming from the lake and the central chile. and it's finally points between

england and the width. cindy's and the 2nd test match flag is coming out from scores with far the the call choose solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions. not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number. think about it as a person yourself and that person shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, and at least in my life, those stages we want we want to break because the women and my country deadlocks. we we are not denied all of who we are human beings and deserves to be treated equally. we are false,

that's our assessors. whatever has been done before can be done as long as a human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is keywords you of the post office for now his far tom, thank you so much. around 3 of goals open championship is underway at ross ruin in scotland, shot leader and former champions. shane elaborate begins his round leader, 1st party of the day for rob mcintire, who just made the cot difficult when the conditions were out the 3 days so far. oh now the year without a major for former world number one, worry mcelroy,

after he failed to make the car with a disappointing 11, no reply or crosses a 2 rounds. he admitted that he'd already started thinking about his holiday plans during his round on friday. i think once i made it on the 4th of all like i was stop is that you know, 22 holes into the event that i'm thinking about where i'm going to go on vacation next week. so and obviously the, the managers have come and gone. but um, you know, to, to sort of re focus and, you know, try to, um, yeah, reset for the olympics which, you know, be another cool experience in cricket days, free of a 2nd test between england and the west indies is up and running. an excellent slaves adding on day 2 from the west indies means the matches finally shows twice as they look to go past england 1st, annually total jason holder with a couple of decent shots early on, but they've since last 2 weekends and practice 3 ahead of sundays on gearing ground pre has just started. lando norris response has been practiced to on friday,

but championship leader match for staff enrolled back in the south to make it a high trip. the titles have no and hungry and then upgraded car he'll be looking to win for the 1st time in the 3 races. after mercedes pair, george russell and louis hamilton won the last 2 medium medium. they say well, robin adel, played in his long as 3 set and matched for 15 years as he b moreno neville, ne, to reach the swedish open semi finals. the $22.00 time grand slam champion took the 4 hours to defeat the origin. time saw that some set down. it's now its 1st floor level 70. finally, since we moved in 2022 and he's also 3 to the double semi finals this task for rude time preparation for the king of play. i hadn't the lympics for him. look to add to his 2 colt metal i was able to hold physically till the end, and that's all important for me. let's see, how are you on tomorrow? but uh, but today i am

a live fun guy. i am going to send me final. so that's so funny, but and be a superstar come into right, trained with the us olympic basketball team for the 1st time on friday as appears games again underway in 6 days. now the phoenix sounds forward was practicing with his team in london. and how does their exhibition match again, so sit down on saturday, the g time and the champion has been sideline with a cap injury and has missed all 3. finally so far that the usa have one men's team is looking for a 5th consecutive ballistic title. for the, the point is, has been around great services so you know how to operate and i just took a lot of that stuff with me. so you guys here and how the entire use. so you see there must truly understand that this is a lifestyle. so another american looking for gold is sprinter and no eliles,

but it's not just one he is after he'll be attempting to become the 1st male athlete in olympic history to win for sprint gold medals from sidelines reports. the only one that's missing from the list is an electric gold. and i'm planning on leaving with a lot of those details. it just to the, to the allows is one of the 12 month lease in the world right now. and certainly one of the most confident now last year allows emulate to design both in winning a have trick of well titles in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and the 100 meter relay. he now wants to add the full by 400 to the list in paris, as he seems to become the 1st male athlete when full spring gold medals of the single olympics. he also has bolts 200 me to world record insights comprising how that works. as i get faster and show up for the biggest competition in the world,

i'm expecting my fast as times and when i say that, i'm expecting the p r. and a lot of people though, i'm knocking on the door. some of these are well records. so i'm expecting to see world records full as i p r. in the 100 meters miles faces more competition. he's only the 4th, quickest, the season to make a big seville beat miles just last month. i ran my 2nd fastest time in jamaica, of course, getting beat. this bill was not the plan, but he had appear to be me. so i'd say that, you know, i'm making the composition staying on their toes, knowing that i'm and in good shape and knowledge of brands. in his debut, olympics in tokyo, miles walked away with the bronze medal in the 200 meters. 3 is late so that he's expecting a lot more concise and out 0 to well, north korea will be featuring in the olympics for the 1st time since 2016 as they set off for paris on saturday. they declined to send

a swan to tokyo in 2021 as its boarders remain closed due to cope with 19 the international olympics committee subsequently signed them from the winter olympics and aging the following year. 16 athletes will take part across 7 different disciplines. that one goals and weight lifting and gymnastics and re o 8 years ago. and the only daughter is freddy friedman had a grand slam home run. in the 8th inning and their game against boston red sox that dodger stadium. the plate scoring runs off from cal vargas show tanya and will smith to leave the dodgers for, for one when over the rest thoughts. this was 3 minutes, 7, the career grand slam and his 2nd season. okay, and that is all your support for now. tom, back to you. thanks so much for being like in central chile is producing sounds some se, otherworldly, but side to side. that phenomenon has a more earthly explanation buffer and going by has more haunting melodies, has been rippling across this lake. in central chile,

this has heard say it sounds like a chorus of wells or liaison bottle in out of space. scientists say the a noise is very much of this wild to a know, but this happens in europe in some north american countries. they called in the singing lakes the sounds of cost. when i sent a frozen lake expands and cracks, sending vibrations through the water. the yearly support, but the ice formed on the surface is light to dick flute over the water. the water keeps on moving because of the current or because of the wind from elsewhere. therefore, the ice form to the surface of the lake can eventually move on to before mean or crack in this generate sound. the phenomenon is unusual in chile, nothing here. 100 people and it is not very known in chile because we don't have

many lakes in environments that sustain low temperatures for several days. and when we have the formation of this kind of bicycle, it is produced, but they don't want to be widely known. for now, visit us to allow not them hourly drawings as well. the sounds bob brand good out to say right, for us democrat who became one of the most prominent black members of congress has died. sheila jackson lee was 74 years old. she was recognized world wide for have find for racial justice and human rights. in particular for women and children. the family says she was a champion of her constituents for more than 30 years. last month she announced she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. and you can find much more on our website. the address for that is, is there a dot com that is open may come with chrysler. this news out the name of bach. i will be here in just

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south side is no easy task. witness ringside on out to 0, a desperate for palestinians to this diesel, a nation to on a free day. even if you buy cold water from outside, it would cost you $5.00 or 6 chuckles. i don't have enough money, even the water we drink here is not properly filtered before the war. this punch provides it's 20000000 liters of a fresh water a free day, around 250000 people. now the facility can produce just 15 percent of the original outputs off to the used by the army destroyed power links to the prompt. it has been forced to run a backup generators using fuel, which is radically running out how to study and work. cuz in coordination with the use very forces on now attempting to connect an external power line to the electricity supply is restored. it's around for once again, be able to run

a full capacity with res palestinians. it will provide at least some really the at least 25 percent of students are killed in a wave of, of an artist radio tax across garza, including on. i don't know, sir, that's a refugee camp. the on the bulk of this is obviously your life and the also coming up a published and you in mind and occupied east jerusalem is ordered to demolish, whose families homo pay is rarely or far as he is to pull the zip for him. the army