guy by the put the phone for best the fires are still no more informative you. start to feel better by the minute. the way that you cal death story is what can make a difference. india calls in the army to help set up much needed oxygen plants as the country accounts for nearly half of the world's daily coronavirus cases. but i'm still wrong when you watch al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu misses a deadline to form a government giving his opponents a chance to end his political dominance also this fall police officer convicted of

murdering george floyd in the united states seeks a new trial and defiance in the face of a pandemic voters in madrid in a locked down rubble in regional elections. welcome to the program we begin in india which has reported another record number of crowbars deaths with almost 3800 in the past 24 hours the country now accounts for one in 4 covert deaths globally in the last week the opposition is calling on prime minister narendra modi to impose a national lockdown the official account of infections since the start of the pandemic has surpassed 20000000 and the government says numbers are beginning to go down but fewer tests are being done elizabeth product has more now from the capital new delhi. we are outside one of india's biggest public hospitals where the army is setting up an oxygen generation plant it's using technology based on oxygen

generation plants on its fighter jets and it's setting up $500.00 of these in the country over the next 3 months as hospitals struggle with shortages of oxygen 5 patients in the state of the truck and the latest to lose their lives after the oxygen supply ran out in the southern city of them the loo do hospitals are telling patients to make other their. arrangements but there are no intensive care unit beds left in the city like many of india's cities banga lose in the state of hard not to go with 24 patients died when they often supply ran out on monday the state's former leader has written to promise in the interim already asking him to prevent this tragedy and the government is facing a lot of criticism from across the country from many high court the delhi high court said to the government that is living in an ivory tower people die from

a lack of oxygen the. high court in the state of altered where they should be as most populous but also one of its least developed where people are also dying because of shortages of hospital beds and oxygen but with the government the local government denies there are any. said that it is a criminal act the deaths of people because of a lack of oxygen as a criminal act on the part of those who've been trusted to ensure its continuous supply. us president says he hopes 70 percent of all adults will have received at least one dose of the credit iris vaccine by the 4th of july joe biden said independent state could. the united states goes back to normal length in the tongue is actually your broader brain so americans have sacrificed and served to make this progress possible showing the best of who we are as a people we need you we need you to be at home good faction. in 2

months let's celebrate our independence as a nation and independence misfires. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run out of time to form a new government putting his political future in question lets you know who's been meeting opposition party leaders in an attempt to secure enough votes to form a coalition president. who will now decide what to do next israel has gone through 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years how to force it has more western resulin. benjamin netanyahu spent the last few hours of his mandate the period during which he's officially entitled to try to form a coalition government by making increasingly urgent you might say desperate appeals to fellow right wing party leader naftali bennett to rule out joining a so-called change bloc in the israeli parliament the knesset that wants to see an alternative government not featuring benjamin netanyahu and commit himself to forming a right wing coalition then you know has already offered bennett the opportunity to

go 1st in a rotational prime minister arrangement if he agreed to such a deal however even if that happened there are real doubts that the 2 men could form a coalition featuring the 61 knesset seats required for it to be a functioning stable government equally there are doubts that if bennett joined the change bloc there would be enough seats on that side either so now the next public decision belongs to the president of israel riven rivlin he has 3 days to decide whether to give the next mandate to who is the opposition leader and has the next highest number of seats in the knesset after netanyahu or give it to bennett or simply decide to throw it open to the knesset more generally that would mean a 3 week deadline to form a coalition government and if none resulted from that it would trigger an automatic 5th election all of this leaves that you know in the most endangered position he's been since the start of this 4 election 2 year political crisis however he is far

from out of it even without the mandate he could try to maneuver behind the scenes to try to get a coalition government that favored him he could try to obstruct anyone else from forming one potentially blaming them for leading israel to a 5th election and even if he were forced out and into opposition there's no guarantee that a government that would have to be made a very disparate elements would survive all that long so there would still be the prospect of another that may come back to israel. forces of attack demonstrators not you pointed east jerusalem and stopped other protesters from entering the area where they were seen forcefully detaining people in the occupied shit neighborhood and throwing protestors to the ground there's anger over a court ruling forcing several palestinian families to leave the neighborhood despite them having lived there for decades most of our bug cutie is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative he says israel is committing a crime against humanity. what's happening now in jerusalem is very dangerous

because actually this is a process of this new cleansing now the israeli army and israeli government is conducting in the area of shared salaam but once we're in other parts of the eastern. this is practically a. world of crime against the population of thousands of them and this act of ethnic cleansing does not think of an inflexion. policy. that israelis follow and the system must consolidated market hundreds of muslim. honest and let into this engine and the only way for us to confront this is popular nonviolent resistance which is happening now in the solent in chances are that in particular but we're not going to lose a limb this number. actually. resistance is going by and with the stronger fronts of the international level. including included

transferred into the national guard national criminal court because what we believe is that it is a process of going in and i will act here and the world community must intervene and pressure is there to stop the process of ethnic cleansing this is not a new think it's part of a systematic approach that the governments have been following. the panic singulars of them to eliminate the palestinian presence in the. syrian state media says the country's defenses have intercepted an israeli attorney told several north western areas including the coastal city of latakia a number of explosions were heard along the mediterranean coast israel has recently hit targets inside syria where iranian backed fighters apace. but more and more people are facing acute feud food insecurity and you know report says

at least 150000000 people in 55 countries are at risk of hunger war and conflict are the main contributing factors but economic shocks exacerbated by the pandemic and climate change are also major causes you have an south sudan and parts of the king of france as well as northern nigeria are said to be at or approaching catastrophic levels of food insecurity bamaga down reports. that is a survivor of the war that's rabid south sudan for years displaced many times during the conflict she now lives with her husband and 4 members of their extended family in an informal settlement in b. border town in the volatile jonglei region they receive some food from charities and supplement that with vegetables from a small garden they tend near their makeshift shelter and that they're going. to lie a lot on my enemies always attacking us we have really suffered

a lot we're always on the run they kidnap our people mostly women and children now our area is empty you know we lost our food during the floods now we face hunger i hope this will stop somewhere able to go back to normal life under the gun. but hunger is a global problem and it's growing every year a new report on food security provides good in reading 150000000 people in 55 countries are in crisis say the office the un's world food program and the food and agriculture organization that's an increase of around 20000000 people from 201-913-3000 people in brooklyn a fossil south sudan and yemen are also facing a catastrophe and need a gent action to prevent widespread death and total collapse of livelihoods. thousands of people also dying of hunger in yemen south sudan the north and nigeria

the countries highlighted by the report as the was affected to a vote farm and to meet a giant food needs the world food program says $5500000000.00 will be required this year. covered 1000 has also shown the ever widening gap between the rich and the poor and how the most economically vulnerable households will be the hardest hit in the food chain. and somebody who has undergone we're going to praise war in the country the hunger in the country the food crisis is getting worse we pray to god to bring these to an end. and then we have climate change in sub-saharan africa where most of the world's food insecure leave the situation is only getting worse punishing countries that did little to cause the problem here they don't speculate about the crisis they're suffering because of it once proud farmers and hard as

have now been reduced to depending on foreign aid how about the well jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera a deepening refugee crisis in ethiopia is to grey region 6 months after the government began its offensive and a wave of antigovernment protests across colombia is met with every 100 police tactics those stories after the break. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways how i would say some very nasty weather recently around southern parts of the arabian peninsula in yemen seeing some storms this line of cloud and squally showers swept across eastern parts of amman in particular this was muscat on monday evening as those violent some very downpours made their way through with damaging winds as you can see some very very alive the weather here charles i want to show

is just around the straits of hormuz as we go on through the next couple of days a little quieter but we do still have the possibility of some wetter weather and so windy weather tucked in as well further north some west of weather there too into northern parts of afghanistan iran pushing up across the caspian all the way to the eastern side of to see more of the same as we go on through thursday was sunshine for many baghdad 42 degrees or $43.00 for kuwait $37.00 here in doha there just as showers there just around the southern end of the arabian peninsula they want to show us 2 into that western side of yemen and of course the showers will continue around the horn of africa central areas seeing those seasonal rains gathering really quite nicely south of that it's it's generate dry however into south africa we have got some wet weather cloud gathering here where she was making the way further north. sponsored by qatar airways.

killing the debate you don't see this. and will find your voice your only human narrative the media will miss in true story no topic is off the table why in the world what was humanize an individual domestic terror this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing knowledge it's historical that in this in this strain where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. what about your what your views are with me the reminder of our top stories india has reported another record number of crowd of virus deaths with almost 3800 in the

past 24 hours the world health organization says india accounted for one in 4 k. everybody and deaths globally last week the government has rejected the opposition's calls for a national lockdown israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run out of time to form a new coalition government putting his political future in question israel's hard fought inconclusive elections in the past 2 years. that's been 6 months since ethiopia's government began defensive in the northern to grey region during that time more than 60000 refugees have fled to neighboring sudan al-jazeera has had to morgan reports from home they eat in a state near the border with ethiopia. semite it remembers the evening when she used to prepare coffees for her family in her hometown of ethiopia's to great region she says when the conflicts reached she and her family sought refuge nearby but 2 months ago she left to seek refuge in sudan's guess that

a state was a little we left off which is also in t. grey but when the new administration started issuing a temporary dentity cards it didn't bear our identity as a grey and i became uncomfortable the card identified as as i'm horribly it we're not i felt they were raising our identity so when i got mine i used it to move to the border and then fled to come here with my unborn child leaving the rest of my family behind that new administration was put in place a month after the to great conflict began in early november between the ethiopian government and the regional to great people's liberation front or laugh more than 20000 refugees are now here at this reception center in castle estate more than 63000 have arrived in sudan since the start of the conflict many say they feared for their lives despite the philippine government declaring victory over the t.p.o. left in late november. was a sunday schoolteacher in his town of buffett integrate he says he witnessed if the european forces arresting people simply because they were to grant. them don't

deny we saw them arresting more than 60 people at once as someone who works for the church i went to the prison to talk to them and found more than 100 others arrested some were beaten some were badly hurt and it was clear they had been tortured or heard the soldiers accuse the prisoners of being spies and some saying they were arrested because of their ethnicity when a friend told me they may come for me i ran away to teach. since the start of their arrival many have reported witnessing people killed and say many have been targeted because of their ethnicity their fear to grow in refugees arriving in sudan each day than when the conflict began but the stories of the horrors they witnessed continue then as the scribes what's happening in parts of the great as ethnic cleansing a charge to my but if your peers government says it's willing to work with international experts to investigate any claims of human rights violations some refugees have been relocated from this camp to neighboring got out of state but authorities say

not all are willing to leave here. some say they won't go to the new camps despite dwindling services here they're holding on to the hope that the conflict and soon so they can return home but we're protein the rainy season and this place is going to be cut off to providing them with aid will get more and more difficult summer it says even if the conflict ends she'll wait to see all those who've been identified as i'm here as recognized as the grants again she says if not she'd rather her child live as a refugee in sudan but with his real if mid-city recognized he will morgan al-jazeera one day it from the sudan ethiopia border now the un is welcome joe biden's decision to allow as many as $62.00 and a half 1000 refugees to enter the united states this year the president has been criticized 1st talking with the previous administration's plan for trying to record low figure for refugees of 15000. in the u.s. for minneapolis police officer durtro even wants a new trial citing multiple grounds including jury misconduct last month cho even

was convicted of 2nd and 3rd degree murder as well as manslaughter for the killing of george floyd the one police officer was filmed kneeling on the unarmed black man's neck for more than 9 minutes during an arrest in may george floyd stuff led to huge protests around the world michaela is in washington d.c. with the latest developments. this motion was not at all an expected in fact it had been predicted that there would be an attempt by the defense to declare a mistrial in this particular case and the 4 page protest from the defense team basically hones in on 3 important issues one it criticizes the judge for failing to change the venue of the trial saying that it led to a tainted jury pool secondly it complains about the public around the case and thirdly in the main points that the defense makes the judge fail to sequester the jury for the entirety of the trial making them open to public comment or public

issues on the better that they were adjudicating on so those are the main points that are brought up in the. proclamation made to the district court of minneapolis the defense also contends that there was jury misconduct in that the jury felt intimidated says the complaint it also maintains that the jury did not fully consider the instructions given to it by the judge in terms of defining between the 3 various charges that were laid against eric show been but at the same time the complaint alleges that the judge himself did not correctly brief the jury in terms of the procedures and in terms of the specific charges that were brought before the court so it is a multiple series of complaints which has now been submitted to the minneapolis district court it's now up to the court to decide where to go from here mary

moriarty is a former chief public defender in minneapolis and currently teaches at the university of minnesota law school she has more on what the appeal means. almost all of the grounds have already been raised throughout the trial some multiple times and so there really isn't a lot new there one thing that is new is they are alleging juror misconduct and that is very vague in fact the defense asked the judge for more time to develop the points that they've made here because some of them are so vague they're hard to know what their the civically referring to but one of the reasons are bringing up misconduct is because one of the jurors has been giving interviews publicly and had talked about going he actually hadn't talked about that did participate in a march in washington d.c. in august and when he was asked on the questionnaire whether he had participated specifically in any protests over police brutality he said no so that may be one of

the grounds although i don't think that has any merit either but this is a standard motion that defense lawyers would typically make after a conviction at trial. food is a madrid have returned the right wing government to power in regional elections conservative party leader isabel diaz are you so defiant pressure from the national government to impose covert lockdowns and keep kept open the vote so a record turnout despite the pandemic under schapelle reports. rewarded for her defiance isabel diaz salusa leader of the right wing popular party has won madrid's regional elections the p.p. has been in charge of spain's wealthiest region for 26 years i am yes i never got to today's the beginning of a new chapter in the history of spain because today from madrid from the starting point it will regain our pride s.n.p. mend it and in our you so defied the left wing national government of prime

minister pedro sanchez consistently resisted pressure to impose coppa 19 lockdowns and i want to tell you why not that she has been brave when we had to face the pain that make she didn't hide like others did she made a stand she defended those who are in safe but also the people that had to go to work and earn money in the end we have to go on living in the something that i did before i think we need to enjoy life and not close ourselves in our homes like the socialists want us to take to the popular party you need to win and long live are you so here you are you still. i think she campaigned on a simple slogan freedom which appealed to those with coded pretty simple messages tend to get very well be electric. popular party. which is to say very much anybody from the center right it wasn't the right way or just not all that's a sector of the electorate. after

a resoundingly defeat the leader of the left wing pajamas party public place yes says he's quitting politics altogether he resigned as deputy prime minister to stand in the madrid election. the capital has some of the loose just restrictions in europe. bars and restaurants have remained open despite infection rates far but the national average madrid has the highest percentage of occupied i.c.u. beds in the country nearly 45 percent. 3 years after a corruption scandal brought down the last popular party led government it remains the 2nd largest party after the ruling socialist tuesday's victory is likely to boost the party at a national level and influence locked down rebels far beyond dritte. al-jazeera. to mexico now where the president has announced an investigation into one of the country's worst train disasters in recent years at least 24 people are being killed after mexico city's newest metro line collapsed and crashed on to a busy street below concerns over possible structural failures had been raised

earlier president andrus a man well lopez obrador says the investigation should be done quickly and transparently. government demonstrations under a national strike are expected in colombia on wednesday anger over tax rises has now turned to a wider movement against the president's performance more than 20 people have died and dozens more have been reported missing on a sunday he has more from. another terrifying night in colombia's 3rd largest city cali video shot by residents of 2 working class neighborhoods apparently show the police shooting indiscriminately against protesters. the morning after the scenes of destruction around the stake of the mayor said at least 5 people were killed and 33 injured we condemn in the absolute way any expression of while and see any expression that puts the life and the gritty and property of the men and women of this risk the western city of cali has become the epicenter of

the ongoing protests against the social and economic policies of president iran do care on tuesday the united nations and the european union condemned the excessive use of force in part of colombia security forces to try and contain the unrest we are deeply alarm at developments in the city of in colombia where police opened fire on the ministrations protesting against tax reforms reportedly killing and injuring a number of people we express our profound shock at the dance there and distress our solidarity with those who have lost their lives as well as the insurer and their the white house also issued a statement urging the at most restraint by public forces and asking the government to investigate any human rights violation but colombia's defense minister responded saying colombia's forces respect human rights and blamed criminal gangs for to

violence. our national police our army and navy act in strict compliance with the law these vandals that we have already did now nst acts systematically deliberately and are financed by criminal organizations and they have the objective of destabilizing certain regions every day they change their objectives yesterday the objective was the police orders to shoot our police officers the spike the violence the demonstrations will continue with started as a protest against tax hikes has billowed to a nationwide cry against inequalities and now police brutality is major unions have called for another nationwide day of demonstrations on wednesday while cities like crowley are bracing for what could be another night of terror alison i'll just you know what that. the philippines foreign minister has apologized to his counterpart in beijing after an outburst on twitter in his post 30 locsin demanded china leave

disputed waters in the south china sea earlier the philippines president made it clear that he was annoyed by the minister's comments. south korea has lifted compulsory quarantine for returning residents if they can prove they've been vaccinated against covert 19 the capital so has logged a new initiative to help the country's battered tourism industry recover robert bride reports. a new center to promote tourism has opened in seoul just as south korea prepares to welcome back visitors whether coming here to experience the culture or for so-called medical tourism this is a government supported initiative to help restore the battered tourism sector as it adapts to a post pandemic world. gun to his head on new tourism trends might be different from the past they could be more local and a growing demand for non face to face digital tourism as well as more individual

tourists rather than groups. this center is home to start ups like this one developing or mentored reality technology to help visitors when you've downloaded the app onto your smartphone it senses where you are then tells you what's nearby in terms of restaurants cafes tourist attractions and if there are any discounts to be had effectively your own interactive guide but i'm curious and. in order to survive this downturn businesses like ours need help we're also looking at expanding into overseas markets and we can collaborate with other companies located here. a far more significance potentially and also now available for download this vaccination app to prove you've been inoculated it raises the prospect of much freer movement with other countries that have the pandemic under control and the tab similar vaccination passport technology. will have to work with other

countries to make sure how to verify the authenticity of certificates issued elsewhere proceed being given to countries that we visit frequently where the inbound or outbound south korea is preparing to open its doors one small problem a bright al-jazeera soul. is there of means the whole drama remind us of our top stories the indian delegation to the g 7 itself isolating in the u.k. and will attend the meetings virtually after 2 members of the delegation tested positive for corona virus the group of 7 wealthy democracies is expected to discuss vaccines as they face growing pressure to share stockpiles she said ministers are arriving at lancaster house for the final day of their meeting in london india has also reported another record number of code of virus deaths with almost 3800.