family of his death has been reflected in some of the biggest nationwide protest in israel in recent years. the 18 year old was shot dead in the northern city of haifa by an off duty police officer who says he tried to break up brawling nudes but they turned against him and other witnesses said the police officer started the confrontation there are almost 150000 jews of ethiopian descent in israel was 2 and the times they've complained of racial discrimination. i have lots of friends who the police have hits and targeted batasan us yesterday it was him tomorrow it could be me and the day after it could be my brother or friend why do they do this because they're racists i have small kids this is a nuff it's not nice i'm always worried about my son until i see him with my own eyes when he comes home and we also humans was i thousands of protesters brought traffic to a standstill in

a dozen israeli towns and cities from early evening rush hour until late into the night a police spokesman said they needed to carry out a thorough and comprehensive evaluation of the circumstances of the shooting the police officer who shot solomon tucker is on the house arrest is actually now at a secret location for his own protection the police internal investigations department has looked into the deaths of 10 israeli citizens who were shot by the police over the last 5 years and no police officer has ever faced charges in connection with any of those killings that's right al jazeera television. heavy rain has prince's an evacuation order for more than 700000 people in japan meteorological agency is warning of landslides and flooding in southern ireland shoot people have been ordered to seek shelter at evacuation centers at least one woman has been killed after a landslide hits her house. mexico's foreign ministry says the number of

migrants apprehended at the u.s. border has gone down by 30 percent it cited the u.s. customs and border protection agency data shows a decrease between the months of may and june u.s. border agents detains $100000.00 migrants last month. island gas production across the united states is booming industry leaders say that means more joe spot environmentalists say the risks may i weigh the benefits new mexico is a major producer of oil and gas in a small new mexico community one woman has spent years campaigning for a cleaner industry galathea reports from a stack. the san juan basin in new mexico has been producing oil and gas since the early 20th century this region is home to more than 300 oil fields and 40000 drilled wells and business is booming but the communities like ours take that means

living alongside an industry that some say as a dark aside the smell is so bad i totally lost my voice down there but there are people just here right yeah right over here and a lot of people living in these trailer park 74 year old chili macnow is a lone voice in our stake for the past 13 years this grandmother has been running what she calls a toxic tour of hell exposing the health risks of living so close to gas wells there are miniature industrial fights in our neighborhoods and were subjected to the a mission for toxic hydrogen sulfide run in pretty high in this area i personally was hit with hydrogen sulfide christmas eve 2005 and it almost killed me many of the wells in as tech a just meters from homes schools and hospitals but no laws of being broken some residents know the risks all too well for leave tells us the wall next to his home caught fire 20 years ago he says shirley's work is helping make things safer and

preserving the landscape and i've been on well sites that there's a ruined obvious rain in the well site itself to where they've disturbed stuff in the past which doesn't happen anymore because of what surety and people like her doing good to bring into people's attention just the way things were and how they really are. chillies claims are backed by scientists who say oil and gas exploration releases dangerous gases that have serious impact on people's health the state's energy minerals and natural resources department say their work with surely has been positive over the years in all there are about a 150 warheads in ass type but the truth is many people in this region rely on energy companies to make a living and while some may not appreciate shirley's one woman campaign she has managed to attract the attention of researchers scientists and elected officials all with the aim of making living here safer despite her own health concerns surely has no plans to stop her so-called toxic talk as tech she says needs the jobs but

not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera aztec new mexico. and some news just come into us here al-jazeera rahul gandhi resigns as the leader of india's oldest political party that supports the opposition in the national congress he made the announcement on twitter just a short while ago 48 year old lead his party's campaign during this year's general election but faced a major defeats against the ruling. gandhi says he is morally responsible for his policies poor electoral performance has left it to others to nominate the posses next presidents more on that of course as it comes but still to come in sports the big names in tennis power through at wimbledon. all reaction for you just in the us.

time for the sport here's leo thank you hala hole brazil have the bragging rights again after beating their south american rivals argentina to reach the final of the copa america 55000 expected fans were cheering the hosts on and battle horizontally and after a well worked move they took the lead in the 1st half through gabriel his suits and their semifinal clash argentina star messi hasn't hit form in this tournament and his luck didn't change in this match either brazil would go on to complete a 2 nil victory when roberto for amino added

a 2nd goal though now get the chance to win their 10th can continental title but argentina's 26 year wait for the copa title goes on. defending champions cheer they have a history in their sights as they prepare to face peru in the 2nd semifinal later on wednesday they're going for a 3rd copa title in a row nobody has achieved that since the forty's. team usa are dominating the world's women world cup the defending champions beat england 2 nil $21.00 rather in the semi's 1st half goals from christian preston alex morgan did the damage and leon allen white scored for england steph horton tried to score another in a penalty for england but usa keeper elisa nair wouldn't let that happen us now have the chance to win the title for a 4th time it was quite a night for the usa fans and over $53000.00 spectators were at the match many will be back at the same stadium for the final on sunday. and millions watched the game

around the world despite the kick off again in the middle of the day in the states these are fans and brooklyn new york as their side went through. the 2nd semi will take place on wednesday also in sweden are hoping to reach their 1st final at the tournaments and 16 years when they face the netherlands they are confident after knocking out 2 time former champions germany in the last 8 netherlands star midfielder at least martins missed their final training session but is expected to play in the match the team are looking to do the double by adding the world cup to their european title. at the euro is no one expected a lot from us and once we start winning our country stood behind us and we just kind of go into it slow and obviously we call here and in holland old will be well champions and that gives us a lot of pressure at the african cup of nations for a time champions gonna have made it through to the last 16 their 1st win of the

tournaments came in the final group game as they beat guinea-bissau to nil it was enough to finish top of the group ahead of cameroon following went through as winners of their group after they beat angola so the last 16 line up is now complete with some big matches coming up gonna and tunisia will face off as will host egypt and south africa africa's top ranked team sinegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without a doubt is reigning champions cameroon taking on 3 time winner nigeria. another key group match is taking place at the cricket world cup with the winner guaranteed a place in the semifinals england have made a good start batting 1st against new zealand in durham have centuries for jason roy and john bairstow have taken them to one of love and without loss after 17 overs.

india secured their place in the semifinals with victory over bangladesh an opening partnership of 180 from calle rahul and rohit sharma helped india set a target of 315 and bangladesh were bowled out 28 runs short in reply just taking 4 wickets. in the los angeles angels one their 1st match since pitcher tyler skaggs died on monday it was a somber mood in the arlington stadium as they played against the texas rangers the angels held up skag shirt and his number $45.00 was marked into the pitcher's mound the opening match of the series was postponed after the 27 year old was discovered in his hotel room just hours before the game was about to start. the latest star of wimbledon 15 year old corey goff will look at to keep her dream running on through wednesday she plays magdalena. in her 2nd round match former champion serena

williams got off to a winning start in her bid at a 24th grand slam singles title the american was made to work hard by julia got the one to call me of italy but eventually completed a 6275 victory. 8 time champion roger federer was given a scare in his opening match on center court the swiss world number 3 had to come from a set down to beat tournament debutant boyd harris. and rafa on the dollar made a dominant start to his campaign he saw japanese qualifier you in straight sets. but i swear it's now you know back to hala thanks very much about wraps up this news server to stay with us here on al-jazeera sami as i'll put you next with the very latest well it's.

malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the community with more than 1200 prisoners on death row one a one they've invested. on al-jazeera.

44 people killed in an air strike on a migrant detention center in the libyan capital the u.n. envoy calls it a war crime. i'm sam is a dan this is al jazeera live from coming up. most of the victims of a strike were from many african countries and they're urging the international international community to step in. iran's president says time is running out for their iran's partners to hold up their end of the 2015 nuclear deal. after days of deadlock european leaders finally decide who they want to take over the top positions.

now the death of at least 44 people in an asteroid on a migrant detention center in libya is raising all sorts of questions the attack happened late on tuesday night on the center in a suburb of the libyan capital tripoli it's been condemned by the african union and the united nations mission in libya voice calling the strike a cowardly acts and a war crime more than 43000 refugees and asylum seekers are registered with the un in libya it says the lives of more than 3000 people held in centers close to the front line are in danger the un recognized government is blaming the forces of war 3 for hafter but exactly who carried out the attack and why the detention center was hit remains unclear we have extensive coverage beginning with mahmud up to watch the scene in tripoli. this is the migrant detention center in

neighborhood in the eastern suburbs of the libyan capital tripoli it has just been hit by an airstrike launched by fighter jets loyal to the world plea for help that it's very tragic here dead bodies are still under the law but i can see dead but it is over there and here the medical workers are just picking up one dead body over there. this this detention center according to the supervisor here there were about 150 migrants here in this detention center from different nationalities including african nationalities india it seems that the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center the center of the detention center this is the creator of the airstrike it's very precise but here the. sources with the government of the u.n.

to back the government of national called accuse have to say to the jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made it the other migrants who are still alive to other areas but there is yet there is still a state of panic among the other migrants and also among civilians who live nearby they say that this explosion was huge we can see embassies just rushing here to. pick up the dead bodies and transferred the casualties to medical center. alexei o'brien has more now on the attack. traumatized and scared they wait outside the migrant camp that was their temporary home and they're among the hundreds of thousands who've come to libya in search of

a better life across the sea in europe. for some here that dream is now over victims of a conflict that has nothing to do with them. this is the same to just a few months ago people have spent days a week straddling through the days it often and brutally hot temperatures and at the hands of smugglers it's those about 600 people living here the part that was hit in an airstrike late on tuesday night held about 150 main refugees and migrants many.