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israel's ethnically mixed towns and cities with likening it to a civil war. another day of record coronavirus deaths in india opposition parties asked the government to ramp up vaccinations. after a surge in violence in recent weeks can i stand ashes in the holiday with a 3 day ceasefire. with this we're expecting. champions league final will be held in portugal after european football's governing body. now israel is continuing its aerial bombardment of gaza as palestinians mark the end of the muslim holiday month of ramadan it's the worst outbreak of violence in the enclave since 2014 with no resolution in sight. side $84.00 palestinians

including 17 children have been killed since the strikes began on monday at least 7 people in israel have also been killed the violence is spreading into communal fighting on a scale not seen in decades broken out between palestinian israelis and jewish residents in several cities u.s. friends and joe biden announced he'd spoken with the israeli prime minister he said he hopes the situation will deescalate soon but israel has the right to defend itself the u.n. so already warning the conflict is escalating towards full scale war well speak with harry forsett in southern israel shortly was 1st let's go to sami i will salim he's a palestinian journalist in gaza residents of what is gaza city look like right now sami yes there is the. 'd whole if. there was there was which means. there is an office there is just. fear of war.

less than 30 minutes there is a citizen has been killed and there were these. continue. to new. things and. minutes. in that. 'd climb to $84.00 including 17 children. longing. to surviving the. infrastructure and it in chad houses. i was an eyewitness of what had been north of gonzo in the israeli air. to get these 5 and it inch and house 'd within the houses where i have seen 3 teams evacuated to this for

a man and his wife and the 14 people who have been it's a lie. about 30 minutes. they've. participated in a funeral of a group of. and. then it's coming right now. sami do we need to let you go and take cover if some kind of bombing or strikes going on right now and we are taking right now. from this. chimney did you say from the sea are you suggesting there is israeli artillery fire from the ships at sea now i mean i mean there is more shooting or bombing. actually there then you invent 10 what they want minister over don't say that that is a group of citizens have been moved to homes with on the out of the people the them

if they did not mention about their number this in that. that. says that they want to groom have been killed my supplication and then it is indications that. they have died because of because i'm expected. as but now with they did not confirm that then they added that. they are continuing of it and it is to make sure that if it poisoning guys or not so far. all right sammy thanks so much for that let's continue this now though with harry force that he's in southern israel how we understand your close to the border with gaza tell us 1st of all what sort of posture does it look like the israeli military is taking on the gaza border. well i mean you can see behind us here there is long range heavy artillery we saw it being moved in during the course

of wednesday and they've been firing pretty regularly since wednesday night and through thursday what the israeli army is saying is that it is going to present a plan for a ground operation to the political leadership later on today no that doesn't mean that one will be instituted or will go ahead because obviously a ground offensive inside gaza as well as a huge escalatory step also carries with it a huge amount of risk for the israeli army and israeli soldiers and so if that option were taken it would be a very big decision and it's not necessarily just because they're presenting a plan that it will be but that is the latest coming from the israeli military there have also been further rockets firing out of gaza in the course of the night some reports of expectations of more large barrages to come through the day so the

escalatory nature of the situation remains pretty much in place at the moment. harry at the same time we've seen some pretty unprecedented scenes of intercommunal rioting take us through the situation now and some of those towns. well yes it's been a really upsetting and dispiriting scene for many on both sides of the racial divide in in israel israel is constituted of 20 percent palestinian israelis the rest almost all jewish israelis and their communities that of obviously had serious tensions serious frictions racial problems violent problems but nothing really like what we're seeing at the moment which is communities just turning against each other that there is talk that perhaps we're talking about the extremes

on each side or criminal elements as well but nonetheless that the scenes across towns especially where jews and arabs live alongside each other in pretty close proximity have been extremely concerning we've been seen and businesses being ripped apart we saw a palestinian israeli now and thrown to the floor in the city of but yeah well a suburb of television sensually and beaten very severely the police have just said that they've arrested 2 suspects in that case also 2 jewish people shot in the city of lard and injured overnight as well and just in the last few minutes more images coming from jerusalem from close to the old city of a group of palestinian young men attacking a jew there before border forces moved in to separate them so this is still bubbling it is as you say a major priority for the israeli government even as this military operation

continues the prime minister benjamin netanyahu put out a statement overnight talking about the need to stop this this anarchy but at the moment it's been continuing right thanks so much harry for so that. well as the air strikes continue so too does violence among palestinian israelis and jewish residents so on a scale not seen in decades the tactics of israeli police are also being called into question what about monday reports. was the was a chance of death to our obsessed anger and hate has spilled out into the streets in the coastal city of. palestinian israelis and jewish israelis living in close proximity turning on each other. among many violent incidents on wednesday

a palestinian man was dragged from his car by dozens of jewish israelis who continued to beat even until he lost consciousness the video was brokaw's live on israeli television. 7 and closer to tell of eve policy a business is being run from the wave of violence is it dozens of cities and regions across israel it's the worst between communities living alongside each other in decades israeli officials say they're more violent than the protests that led steel accent to fodder in 2000 was the tension came to a boiling point as a court prepared to rule on the force expulsion of palestinian families from the homes in the occupied east jerusalem shaikh acheron neighborhood israeli journalist yossi melman says he's worried about the challenge to groups inside israel running

amok he says they're headed to the abyss as a result of absence of governance and years of incitement and prime minister benjamin netanyahu has both sides to stop the attacks. in the attempt to quell the violence nessun yahoo ordered the emergency deployment of border forces but police tactics are under scrutiny after this video was shared on social media of officers storming a family home in the northern city of haifa they could be seen beating an armed palestinian israeli man was. the and to the south of tel aviv the city of la has been put under a state of emergency the 1st in an arab community since 966 it's been one of the worst hit by riots on tuesday night jewish kargil silicate was satellites a mosque was the next day and palestinian mussa hassoun or was shot dead by jewish

residents during protests. even though the court is the hearing unchecked there are many and now more worried about how to stop the violence caused by anger that's been simmering for much longer nor about a man the al-jazeera or micky rosenfeld is israel's police national spokesman to foreign media joins us now from west jerusalem good to have you with us so the latest tensions started with fears concern that israeli police might up hold an israeli court order and forcibly evict palestinians from chef job neighborhood as well as actions of administrative and security measures taken by israel in east jerusalem around the al aqsa mosque compound my question to you though so do you accept that you are an occupying power which the this is according to the u.n. you are an occupying power which has no legal authority to impose israeli law in

these occupied territories. israel and the country that we live in is a country that belongs to the jewish people with a history of thousands of years back israel and the different units and i'm referring to the i.d.f. and the israeli national police will do everything possible in order to maintain public order and prevent large scale incidents from taking place in jerusalem if we look back just last year when we were dealing here in israel with covert 19 ramadan was very peaceful and very calm and quiet last year ok if i can jump in is over the last to me but but then what you're telling viewers is people like the official spokes person report colleville for the un office of the high commissioner for refugees when he said on may the 7th 2021 and i quote given the disturbing scenes and shift over the past few days we wish to emphasize that east jerusalem remains part of the occupied palestinian territory in which international

humanitarian law applies and the occupying power must respect unless it absolutely prevented the laws in the force in the country your saying to view is that in fact he's wrong because as you said this is your country you don't recognize that you are not a patient. what i'm saying is we're not an occupied force this country belongs to israel is this israel is a strong unique and humanitarian country at the moments you've taken out of proportion the israeli arabs unfortunately with inside jerusalem have taken out of proportion a dispute about sheff jaffa there are many disputes that take place in many different areas but they can be solved by the israeli courts whatever the israeli courts 'd will decide will be accepted both by the jewish families that live there as well as by the israeli palestinian families that live there as well i'm going back to the point that we made is rich what happened just 2 weeks ago on the temple mount thousands of palestinians arrived there and instead of celebrating they

gathered rocks and stones and attacked our police officers and jewish work worshipers at the western wall that is something that is unacceptable as a response our police units went inside the temple mount area only used non-lethal weapons and dispersed that riots that is something that we've dealt with many times the are you have jumped in many times if you let me jump in but unesco says on point 5 of its may the 2nd 2017 ruling that quote legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by israel the occupying power it says are especially says in particular quote the basic law in jerusalem a null and void and must be rescinded forthwith do you recognize that it's because of your interventions in the are not some mosque compound in east jerusalem that is provoking the reaction from the palestinians who are complaining about do you

recognize that i have to confirm and make it clear to your viewers as well. the issue of the temple mount the temple mount the status quo will be kept and held 'd were continue by israel this quarter there's not much i mean my question is is unesco wrong in saying that you and your attempts to enforce the basic law in jerusalem intervene in as you call it temple mount and palestinians call it the locks a mosque compound a null and void do you recognize that yes or no my answer i will answer you and my answer is that the israeli national police and the israeli government is making sure that the status quo on the temple mount will continue this is one of the issues that we're dealing with people are preying on the temple mount and i'm took him out of muslims 5 times a day in peace and quiet in a respectable manner so he's not really are asking about whether you recognize what u.n.

organizations are saying let me quote to you then instead what human rights watch has said in its report of june 4th 2017 israeli authorities have since 1967 facilitated the transfer of civilians to the occupied west bank do you accept what u.n. organizations what human rights organizations are saying you are an occupying power that is violating international law. i can see that you've got that and put together all the quotes the point is you and people have to understand and realize you're not talking and interviewing me in 1967 we're talking about 2021 so i threw it out to you quote for our whole villa in may the 7th 2021 and i have done my research i make no apology for it these need to be addressed as i understand are you are you saying to viewers the un unesco amnesty international i've got a quote here if you want to hear it where they where they say settling civilians in

occupied territories violates international humanitarian law and amounts to a war crime a telling view is the un the international court of justice amnesty international human rights watch are all wrong and only you are right i'm saying now what i'm saying is that. you said no if they are not wrong then you admit that you are not you pine power is violating international law or by our interventions. i heard your question and i will answer your question now israel is in charge and is responsible and is making decisions as to what takes place here in jerusalem both west and east jerusalem together in the different neighborhoods in the different areas israel is fully in control of dealing with everything in terms of security israel is protecting the israeli jurists citizens as well as israeli arabs who are living in the different areas and the neighborhoods our responsibility is also to protect to

make sure that there are no frictions between the different size the different communities i'm going back to a very important point which is a sensitive point which is what happened on the temple mount we saw thousands of palestinians taking the law into their own hands and attacking offices and attacking other areas that is something that is unacceptable and these raby police officers around who are guarding the 3 most holiest sites the temple mount the western wall and the church of set of the separate are making sure that we're doing everything to prevent large scale incidents he was recently because he said that's what you're doing i don't think you've really addressed the point of the question i've put to you of whether you recognize what these organized in these sins are saying that what you're what you're all doing is taking the law into our own hands but i'm afraid we are out of time thank you very much for explaining your perspective we'll leave it to the viewers who draw their conclusions thank you.

plenty more still ahead on the news hour including greece race is ahead of its partners as it prepares to welcome taurus were vaccinated on the negative coronavirus test. and the investigation into january's capitol hill riot looks to thrive in the u.s. far right groups. chelsea help people live. in european football next season don't have all the details. but india's hospitals have become so overwhelmed by virus patients some states are now administrating the drug against the advice of the world health organization. have announced plans to use the anti parasitic drug liver mist in to protect against

a very covert 900 factions. recently said evidence of the drug working is inconclusive it recommends its use only in clinical trials. joins us now live from new delhi so while some indian states then administrating this if it's not backed by the w.h.o. . no the numbers right now are just staggering more than 360000 fresh cases were recorded on wednesday and more than 4000 deaths on the same day and you know both these numbers are severely undercounted so what we're seeing on the ground is chance really struggling to contain the virus to meet the demand the medical demanded terms of beds oxygen and even medicines so now 2 states you know they're not she defended this choice one of the states the state of go out has said that panels in the u.k. and japan italy and spain have found that this drug ivermectin which is an anti

parasitic drug that is not an anti-viral is actually working and reduces mortality so they're going ahead and approved it but it's not just the w.h.o. which has problems with this that's warned against the use of this drug it's also the f.d.a. in the u.s. and the makers of this very drug it's also something to note is that the health minister of the country has come under severe criticism and in fact mockery for suggesting cures for the disease or always to be a boost immunity a few a while ago the engine medical association slammed him for promoting an indorsing a drug called coronel which he which the drug maker said cures cover 19 and just a day ago he was mocked incessantly on social media for suggesting ways in which people could boost immunity and reduce stress one of his suggestions included consuming

a 70 percent doc chocolate. now how is the government also responding to calls from the opposition for more of a lockdown. there are growing calls for lockdown and there are also growing calls for improving vaccination the central government is not right now issuing any or listening to any of these calls you know while ago the prime minister had said the lock down is going to be the last resort so what we've seen is states asking for a national lockdown but also imposing their own version of the lockdown the opposition parties have now signed a letter asking the government to do a lot more to stem the crisis a lot of the gym on centered around ramping up vaccines so they want the most the government to set aside 350000000000 with pleas to vaccinate the country and to undertake a mass vaccination drive for free right now a private hospital that some parts of the country you do have to pay for vaccines

additionally they want them or the government to import vaccines and also allow pharmaceutical companies other pharmaceutical companies to help with the production of the 2 vaccines that are being administered in the country all right thank you very much we'll leave it there. now muslims in pakistan are marking the holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of covert 19 continue to surge prime minister amman can send a message to worshippers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly mosques have been to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from traveling ahead of the holiday the government says the next few weeks are critical commodity that has more from islamabad. like the rest of the day since pakistan's. depend demick and of course across the country the mood or subdued you can see the balloons. and the flush residential. levon which are

home to the commercial activity but you won't find much activity it's not just head in islamabad but across the country the government and already closed or tourist parts people will not be able to google for holidays which is normal head on they have also advised the people dead they must day indoors because last august on made a critical mistake by eating restrictions during the holidays and up public pressure and dad led to our spike in the number of school were 19 but the situation of course had no more dangerous august on his initial wave of the colder 19 pandemic there are over 100 deaths on a daily bases across this country and more than 4000 pondered if gates is appreciating each day the fear is that focused on 3rd wave good be more dangerous because what's happening next door in india will just do it limit budgets on

medical facilities the government warns will not be able to control depend on make if people don't stay indoors dead been advised to celebrate on an off day north and to take care because the future of this country depends on a nation of over 200000000 people it is a big affair in august on but this time people will be spending time at home. get on we have reports that death fewer people on the streets and the government of course has already warned. of the 3rd wave much be taken seriously given the warnings from the international community that the indian strain spread beyond hope border the national come on down all partition center is monitoring the situation the signs right now are encouraging but pakistanis get an order laid down eggnog.

and greece is about to start welcoming tourists from the u.s. and european union so long as they are vaccinated or have a negative kevin 1000 test the movies weeks ahead of the rest of the e.u. and it comes at a time when greece is desperate for tourism related income john psaropoulos reports . corfu is one of greece's most popular islands for holidaymakers with 2 and a half 1000000 visitors here in 2019 the talk was about over tourism no longer last year's tourism revenue fell by 3 courses because of covert 19 and because tourism is the main industry 8 in 10 people were left unemployed and dependent on state aid many businesses have gone bankrupt lenny who says she feels lucky to be able to reopen the staff telling them i worry about going out of business i'm not optimistic this year a concert put the shop big sponsors are really high i'm holding on by my fingernails now that we've lost

a whole season industry leaders here say they'll be lucky to reach just 45 percent of their $2900.00 income this year it's a different story on taxi just south of corfu the islanders managed to hold on to huff their business during the worst of the pandemic last year and believe they'll do even better now that's because black sea was developed as a luxury destination in the 1970 s. when europeans started to build fillers here and then rented them out to other europeans to offset the cost it back she packed sees a small island without hotels there are villages and rented apartments tourists trust because they don't come into contact brought home and spaces the villages are clean and owners try to keep them disinfected stephanos for girls who rents apartments says half his business is repeat tourism a level of loyalty hard to find on corfu there are 2 and a half 1000 residents on backs. and those florida keys here say they have so far

vaccinated about 2 thirds of the population compared to the national average of under 30 percent so this island is selling itself as a covert safe destination something larger tourism hotspots cannot do but see is certainly doing well as a luxury just a nation the 4 month season keeps people in money the rest of the year such profits haven't gone unnoticed on call food where a dozen 5 star hotels have gone up in the last 15 years coffee it's now seeking to cash in on those more expensive markets. we're at a turning point we depend on the british market for 40 percent of our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun sets on greek tourism jumpstart ople us al-jazeera on call food and

boxy. still ahead on al-jazeera they're still angry and energized the government protesters in colombia backing down despite weeks of demonstrations . and coming up install joe will be here with action from the italian. teams battled to finish out in the champions league places. hello widespread instability across europe it's because we've got this blocking high pressure so it's almost creating a traffic jam for all of this energy here giving us some rain i think the heaviest pockets of rain the potential for severe outbreaks will be anywhere you head along the western coast of italy heavy rain also in store for corsica island and then

we've got this disturbance it's going to spread some rain to northern ireland and the u.k. as we go through the weekend and another push of moisture for france in the days to come take you to central africa and the tropics dealing with our usual spells of rain here and of course that has also produced some flooding into areas of the democratic republic of congo the good news is dr weather on tap for friday temperatures in the thirty's can be expected for your forecast i take it to the south right now where it's a fairly pleasant friday but the weather pattern will shift so capetown 21 degrees but let me show you this ok we'll go in for a closer look right now and we see this stream of moisture will impact the western cape almost a week exactly after we saw devastating flooding in stress by we could see a month's worth of rain for cape town on saturday.

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paul come back you're watching out is the time to recap on headlines israel israeli forces have been launching intensive raids on various locations in gaza in response to rockets fired by palestinian factions $84.00 palestinians including 17 children have been killed 7 people have been killed by strikes fired into israel by gaza's armed factions israel is vowing to continue its military campaign. violence has also spread within israel is fighting on a scale not seen in decades broke out between palestinian israelis and jewish residents in several cities. let's go now and talk live to new that i brought him

joins us from ramallah in the occupied west bank so how the tensions playing out there in the west bank. the most recent update is that what palestinians in hebron have told us about a group of israeli settlers who attacked a 21 a village near hebron in the south of the occupied west bank and where 8 palestinians were injured 4 of them according to locals needed hospitalised tension now settler attacks is it something new in the un has documented more than $165.00 attacks since the beginning of this year and indeed last night we've seen the israeli settlers torch a palestinian core and demolish a palestinian house that is under construction in general around 95 of these settler attacks ago unindicted so if it tells you anything it tells you

about the state of impunity that these israeli settlers enjoy and that with more and more expansions of illegal israeli settlements comes more attacks and that many palestinians have been telling us that even journeys between one palestinian city to another because it passes through illegal israeli. settlements has become even more dangerous had we seen settlers attack palestinians going from a law to neighboring nablus city who have been targeted by the settlers attacks so it is a tense situation here when it comes to that front but also there has been a protest actually there have been several protests in the west bank condemning and standing with palestinians in the besieged gaza strip 34 palestinians with injured by the israeli army as fire and some of those have to be the majority of those were

shot by live munitions and that could tell you about. the region that the israeli army is employing that could lead to more and more tension on the ground all right thanks so much from him. 3 days sees far as jews begin in afghanistan as the islamic holiday gets underway the deal between the taliban and government follows a surge in violence in recent weeks afghan officials say taliban fighters captured the district near kabul on wednesday earlier on the week more than 80 people were killed in the bombing of a school taliban has denied claims by the government that it was behind both attack . video has more from kabul. this ceasefire comes after an extremely violent month of ramadan here in afghanistan so even though like you mentioned it will be very short only 3 days it will be like a huge breath of air for all afghans who have been literally suffocating from all

the violence that has been engulfing the country from what we've seen in past ceasefires even though it's still very early it has been in effect for only 12 hours since midnight local time last time it should hold according to past experience except for isolated incidents of violence has been really surging in afghanistan and we're not talking just about fighting between the taliban and government forces across the country we're fighting has been ongoing had been ongoing in several provinces that has been in the south where the provincial capital of helmand has been under siege from the taliban the government forces were able to push them away and if you mentioned yesterday which is only 40 kilometers from from kabul according to local sources the taliban were able to capture the district of new york but according to the government and this is a quote they said that the afghan forces only made a tactical retreat on the taliban did not hold the district. one of the leaders of

the republican party has been ousted because of her refusal to say last year's u.s. presidential election was rigged meanwhile doll charms former defense secretary has been explaining to congress why more wasn't done to stop the capitol hill riot in january chapeltown see reports from washington d.c. . ever since the capitol hill run out of january several people actually hearing 7 lies what exactly happened and what happened to the security that had been assumed to be in place one of the many questions once it was clear the capitol was being schooled and why did it take so long to comb through the deployment of the national guns on wednesday donald trump's defense secretary suggested he was worried that if troops were called then there'd be confusion as to which side they were in congress or the rioters i want to remind you and the american public that during that time a risk irresponsible commentary by the media about a possible military coup or that advisors the president were advocating the

declaration of martial law were going to the capitol and then the house contents of the trump election fraud claims did contribute to the rent yet elsewhere on capitol hill the number 3 republican in the house liz cheney was being kicked out of a leadership position by members of the party for her failure to back exactly that claim she vowed revenge i will do everything i can to ensure that the former president never again gets anywhere near the oval office the storming of the capital has focused attention on the threat of white supremacy in the u.s. for years federal agencies of wound that it was right wing groups that pose the biggest domestic terror threats yet money and results is a fund and step into surveilling and arresting racial minorities and those fighting for civil liberties the bite the ministration has promised a recalibration as a story or assessment of which the previous extremists are the most lethal threat.

with face in our mind today. mr chairman i do believe that the intelligence reflects the fact that indeed that is the case and you agree i do and that's the most recent assessment of the f.b.i. civil rights groups welcome the change of focus but i can see that it will be used to expand curtains that already allow for widespread surveillance of u.s. citizens and to create new domestic terrorism designations and databases more worried that their reaction is going to entrenched frameworks that have been used against black and brown communities and there is not going to be a privatization. of white nationalist violence in a way that we think is necessary for the trump supporters were planning something significant on capitol hill have been telegraphed for weeks if not months on social

media there was no need for any extra domestic surveillance yet civil liberties groups fear of the riots that ensued will now be used as a pretext for even deeper supervision of the views of all u.s. citizens. al-jazeera capital. and i joined a pipeline in the u.s. is now resumed operations out to being forced offline by a cyber hack last week the incident led to severe fuel shortages along the u.s. east coast forcing some states to declare an emergency they call him reports from washington. for a chorus of apologies and anger on the east coast of the united states i've been waiting here for 45 minutes just to get us growing gas shortages after the pipeline that distributes almost half of the gas diesel and jet fuel to the east coast was shut down the f.b.i. says a group calling itself the dark side believed to be based in the former soviet union broke into the colonial pipeline computer network demanding ransom so the company

shut the pipeline down with prices rising as a result 4 states have now declared a state of emergency in order to relax rules for transporting fuel on land and a government agency felt compelled to warn panic buyers not to put gas in a plastic bag or to port near an open flame complete with a video demonstration still the incident is raising questions about how vulnerable u.s. companies are to cyber attacks more than 300 $50000000.00 in losses that are attributable to ransomware just this year and over 300 percent increase. over the last year. we have the capability to address and the dedication to address border security cyber security threats. the security. of our homeland in all dimensions but a government audit in 2001000 found the agency that is supposed to evaluate the

security of those systems is severely understaffed it had just one employee in 2014 and just 6 in till 2018 and the united states does not have any cyber security requirements to protect the 4300000 kilometers of oil. well natural gas or hazardous liquid pipelines only voluntary suggestions infrastructure communities do historically lag other industries in terms of their spending on cybersecurity that was clear in february when hackers broke into a city's water treatment system in florida and sent a burst of a trading chemical into the water supply but the hacker changed the sodium hydroxide from about 100 perched per 1000000 211100 parts per 1000000 it was caught before it caused a risk but in washington d.c. right now another example of the threat hackers have started releasing the personal information of police officers on the web the city is negotiating

a ransom afraid that confidential informants could be next the by demonstration is expected to soon release new cyber security guidelines but that could take a lot of time and the nation's vulnerability is right now unclear display petty calling al-jazeera washington. mass demonstrations against colombia's government are entering their 3rd week thousands of people have been calling for an end to police brutality but also demanding economic support during the cove in 1000 pandemic. reports from the capital bogota. 2 weeks of daily rallies have yet to excise the energy of anti-government protesters in colombia as thousands took to the streets again on wednesday. 0 1 rally in downtown bogota featured union members teachers and other workers on tuesday president offered further concessions to lessen people's outrage promising free tuition for poor and

working class students at public universities next semester. but protesters here say changes have to be permanent and remain skeptical of the government promises. we don't trust the government they said the same thing many times last year they promised to get rid of tuition but only 12 percent since had access to it the same with health reform the truth is the government wants to fully privatized health in the country was limiters away in another part of town another massive rally here the majority are taxi drivers and students the focus ending the brutal police response to the protests was. deficient death toll of the past 2 weeks rose past 40 but doesn't snore or missing the hour tell me oh the truth is it's scary to come out and protest but our desire for justice to know the truth of the disappeared the responsibility for the deaths is big of much better than the feel

we have. idea after noon several rallies and roadblocks paralyzed most of the mayor tweeted a map of the city's public transport system black highlights showing where service was suspended. and now also fear the gatherings are increasing. fictions as restrictions have become and forcible. cities across the country are now bracing for a longer than expected. infections. for here in the capital and the mayor for years a possible hospital collapse. concerned about the crowds at the marches and protests we ask the government and the leaders of the strike to negotiate quickly why to avoid further transmission of the virus we are facing a serious public health problem mortality main crease if the crowds continue. now

with the government still resisting negotiating the root causes of economic inequality and refusing to condemn police by a lengthy demonstrators promised they will continue to protest in the n.b.a. and as you know with. the current virus pandemic could have been avoided if countries and health leaders and. that's the finding of a report by an independent panel by the world health organization unless found a failure to react to early warnings allow the virus to spread catastrophic clee described february 2020 as a last month panel is recommending a new global response system to be set up britain's prime minister has announced an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic the review will focus on the u.k.'s initial reluctance to impose a lockdown the u.k. is recorded the highest number of deaths in europe more than 127000. now lebanon's imposing a nationwide lockdown on thursday and friday to control any coronavirus spread over

the muslim 8 holiday restaurants and cafes will be closed and places of worship will operate at about a 3rd of their capacity members of the public will have to get permits if they want to go shopping or celebrations and rallies have been banned over the 2 day period. meanwhile muslims in turkey are holding their celebrations under a national lockdown for a 2nd year in a row the government's impose stricter measures in an effort to curb a recent surge in cases of covert 19 but it's all sort of that has more from istanbul. normally on there will be a festive mood in places like this all around turkey you will see beers restaurants and cafes bustling with people there will be street when there's selling souvenirs and see it's very struggling from asia to europe and why it's the worst would have been dropping off and people in hundreds of visitors from distinction to morning to

historical monuments like grand medium or sky behind me families in france will be out enjoying the weather and celebrating with one another but this is indeed a very different type of elite as you can see so these are almost empty and shows are closed the only ones who are permitted outside are tourists or tourists because the tourism plays a major role in the turkish economy turkey until a full lockdown on apple $29.00 after a surge in corner wages cases with daily traces topping around $60000.00 lock down will and on may 17 hours corners crazes drop all around the country and the west the nation rule out continues and many in the country are hopeful that this will be the last complete lockdown that they will endure and with the reopening of the country it will how the economy recovery as well as people to sell

a great deal read outside even if it is while maintaining the stores near social distance but at least together. so what is next on al-jazeera and after the longest lie often is correct james harden is back on the basketball court show be here with the action. were. to a period. in the. absolutely

. the all. right sports fans joes here are by the way we know that means take us through the action i will sammy yes in the last few minutes european football's governing body has confirmed that portugal will host this year's champions league final the game

between manchester city and chelsea was moved from istanbul because turkey was put on the u.k.'s red traveled east meaning fans would have to quarantine for 10 days in a hotel upon their return the portuguese government paved the way for porto to be named the new host after proving the return of supporters to stadiums their porto as a study or the drug will host the match on may the 29th and you a few say they'll allocate $6000.00 tickets to each team for fans to attend. but before the final chelsea have their premier league season to finish and they've missed a chance to almost guarantee a top 4 spots losing to ask stamford bridge emil smith rose scored the only goal of the game after a mistake from genius when it kicks chelsea 4th and maintains arsenal's slim hopes of qualifying for european football next season. mathematically possibly we keep saying that so we have to give ourselves the best chance of the last game

to see you have to get punished because you cannot be naive in this race for top 4 so we saw from our from another defeat hard to swallow hard to accept but there's no other way. you a for have given. a pass line and event as an ultimatum for their involvement in the proposed european super league the 3 clubs are the only teams from the original breakaway group yet to formally withdraw they face being banned from the champions league for 2 seasons unless they fishley pullout from the failed project and sign a settlement agreement with you a for which the other 9 carbs involved did last friday while you they were on the pitch on wednesday and saturday as they hope to secure qualification for next year's champions league there's still outside the top 4 in italy that's despite this 31 win over sus holo. christian christiana rinaldo and paolo di barlow with the goals for you fantasize. elsewhere atlanta find themselves in 2nd place with

just 2 games to go they won their game in hand against relegation threatened bennett entered 2 no it was open the scoring in the 1st half before 2nd half strike from maria apostolic wrapped up the win ben of enter through. with a little bit of trouble they are 184 points from safety. ac milan also had a great result on the night they hammered to reno 7 mil it was to no a half time but in the 2nd half milan ran riot and to rub it had a night to remember the croat helped himself to a hat trick with all 3 goals coming in the space of just 12 minutes in the 2nd half man a 3rd instead and i'm trying to play in the champions league next season. and some land have already secured the league title but that doesn't mean antonio contests men are not looking to finish off the campaign in style they took care of roma $31.00 are solo bros a bitch and the t s a cheat vicino scored for the new italian champions in the 1st half and after roma pulled one back from melinda cocker made sure of a victory with

a late goal. last plane is allowing fans to return to football stadiums at a maximum of 30 percent capacity or up to $5000.00 people but only in certain areas where the current virus is under control meanwhile athletico madrid defeated rail sociedad 21 on wednesday to move 4 points clear of boss lone with only 2 games to go well madrid have a game in hand on athletico though wales played rinaldo later on thursday if they fail to win let it go can win the league title on saturday by beating aussies sooner. i am a democrat and ira we knew that we had to when we go to hit in the game and we would doing things well i really pressure was really good and we do get to lead we had enough chances to have a wider school at the end of the season is winning is very important. spanish tennis star rafael nadal continues his cocotte domination in rome the world number 3 will play dennis shapovalov in the 3rd round later on wednesday nadal faced

a future star of the game a local favorite genic cinna the 19 year old pushed rafa but the spaniard managed to sneak past in 2 sets down has won the rome masters 9 times. serena williams made her long awaited return to the court on wednesday she hadn't played since the australian open in february and after receiving a 1st round bye in rome her tournament is over after losing in straight sets to last year's french open semifinalist nadia pulled out oscar from argentina it was serene as 1000 match on top. 3rd seed simona halep will also pay no further pass in the tournament after retiring midway through the 2nd set of her match against angelica the romanian struggled to a 6133 lead when a cough injury forced her out in rome. after more than a month out with a hamstring strain james harden returned to the basketball court for the brooklyn nets on wednesday and had sat out the last 18 games that is the longest layoff in

his career brooklyn style god had quite a good return as he contributed 18 points in 11 assists the nets going on to beat the sun until you suppose 128 to 116. it wasn't a great night for hard news old sanely history rockets they are bottom of the western conference but looked like they were about to a surprise when against the champions the l.a. lakers however with less than 7 seconds on the clock broke their heart at a winning 124-2120 3. and that was a little bit of history in major league baseball for the l.a. angels to tommy on thursday against the houston astros a tony back to the leadoff that means he batted 1st in the angels lineup the night before he was at least starting pitcher is the 1st time since $116.00 that a player has done this didn't go too well for tony those he struck out twice.

right that is all useful for now i'll have more for you later sammy thanks so much . for me for this news hour back in a moment to stay with us. frank assessments. exactly how and why. a situation might not be if you ever get informed opinion is the u.s. . military. positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing military assets this is a message to the router for the united states here's rethink its military posture

in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on out 0. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. it's one of the most recognized sites around the world famed for its support from far and wide but for the fans back home it's more than just a football club and what is the policy it should be left out of. politics and.

the passion and the politics of liverpool f.c. the defiant giant. part of the fans who make football series on al-jazeera. israeli airstrikes continue to one bought gaza 84 palestinians have been killed in the west violence since 20147 have died in israel. hello i'm adrian for the good this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. fighting spreads in israel's ethnically mixed towns and cities.