it's raised the stakes and which on the money markets is markets go faster and faster we are opening up the possibility for each building for no. money books on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello there on how well he's even this is the news hour live from doha coming up the next 60 minutes people right on the streets of the occupied west bank as preparations begin for the funerals of victims of israeli violence. in. israel carries a noir strikes on gaza after

a major waves of protests against the attacks. on the 4 and a half stars and people die in one day from call birds in india and soon new records. and boats carrying migrants from morocco tried to enter the spanish tired old suta a day after being blanks by the police. and i only harden and sports golf's top players have been given an ultimatum ahead of this year's 2nd major championship u.s. golf's governing body has told them to stay away from a proposed breakaway super league or face consequences. but we begin this news hour in gaza where in the last few hours dozens of palestinian families rushed to evacuate their tire blog on the threats of israeli airstrikes. under the star complex just north of gaza city has been targets is it's

the site of as many as 90 homes which nice sits empty after residents gathered what they could and fled or this is the movement's one of israel's warning shots far closer to that are these smaller head sings to alert residents to much larger strikes on the way the shells bombardments of the gaza strip has continued throughout the night and into wednesday at least 222 palestinians have been killed in gaza since the military offensive against hamas and other palestinian armed groups began a week ago where factions in gaza launched more than 50 rockets towards israel overnights most were intercepted by the air defense system known as the iron dome 12 people in israel have been killed since the start of the conflict including 2 children i will choose say was the palestinian day of rage today wednesday

is a day of mourning funeral processions have begun in ramallah for 2 of the 4 people killed in the occupied west bank on cheese day that happens after the 1st palestinian general strike in decades and is end violence and bloodshed more than $160.00 others were injured as well as 2 is where the soldiers will be going to see the correspondents covering the story for you this hour the heavy this in occupied east jerusalem imran khan is standing by in southern israel it is a brit hume is in ramallah in the occupied west bank but 1st let's go to your now science she is the main hospice saw in gaza we can speak to her ny. usa they are she for hospital just give us a sense of what's been happening. since the continued air strikes overnight how is the hospital holding up.

another very violent night actually for the gaza strip israeli aircraft have been tolerating the gaza strip the entire causes trip from north to 1000 east to west with very heavy rain it's old light and until the early hours of the morning event right now there were some rains going around lots of homes have been targeted apartment and is every apartment and. in my neighborhood has also been targeted 4 people have been killed in the recent raids including a journalist who has been killed in the targeting of these homes in one neighborhood and i'm not surprised if people have been severely wounded in juba to these airstrikes the hospitals are still under great pressure due to the accurate shortage of medical emergency teams and the medical supplies than medications

and are calling for emergency appeals. for response to the international community for. an immediate response to the emergency feels they are calling for due to this aggression and the closure of the border is going to rise also giving it an emergency appeal to choose to for the international community to pressure israel to open the kid up with salim crossing and the areas crossing borders reaching out to and route they have a state to their deep worrying that. the humanitarian crisis that are going on now we because this trip and the accurate shortages in all the humanitarian aid. and emergency personnel say death needs to be in these difficult times especially in the gaza strip but until now israel is your few. using to allow any medical

supplies or a med or humanitarian aid to enter the strip more people are being displaced until now the recent statics have stated that 72000 families are people have been out of their homes due to the destruction total destruction or partial destruction and have been taking refuge in now all the schools not just one risk pools but even the governmental schools are now occupied with displaced families who have great shortages in all the medical and all the food supplies humanitarian supplies they have flee their homes taking nothing with them so. the crisis that are going a humanitarian crisis bitter going on not just with the hospitals also due to the outages power outages that keep on going every now and then and the great amount shortage of fuel oh specially that now these hospitals are running on

generators especially with all the medical machines and that need to be running 24 hours ok you're now sire very describing conditions in gaza thank you very much indeed 0 hear more about the convoy in a moment so 1st let's go to need to abraham she joins us from ramallah in the occupied west bank needs to yesterday was the proudest day of rage a general strike being called but today the focus very much on the funerals of those killed during those process will work. 2 funerals already took place one near. village and one here and forth to the palestinians of the 4 who were killed on tuesday one was

a 16 year old and the other was a 20 year old and we've heard calls from palestinians too had to bet near the illegal israeli settlement of. close to you to participate in more protests and we've also seen calls from the palestinian feminist group called out inviting palestinians to participate in a protest here behind us in the square. so it is a tense situation specifically that there is also a discussion in regards to what happened tuesday with the armed exchange of fire that happened between what we believe are palestinian fighters and the israeli army and some voices were saying that while they believe that palestinians have the right to shoot. israeli soldiers they think. this is. shouldn't be done here protests or funerals taking place so this was

the discussion that we've seen on social media and for many palestinians baby poor a difficult night we've seen also $36.00 palestinians being arrested across the west bank by the israeli army and the day still young we're yet to see what's going to happen with the means and if they're going to be heading to confrontation points or not ok thank you very much abraham joining us from ramallah well as had married to southern israel we can speak with imran khan who joins us live from there we were hearing from our correspondent. there are shortages. medical supplies there shorts just across the gaza strip and basic necessities there humanitarian corridors were open it's not far from where you're standing how have those corridors been opened it's all has. made it into gaza.

well yesterday the corridors were open just for a few hours where some fuel was able to get in but 24 hours later those crossing into. the carriage crossing actually remains closed know what the israelis are saying is that they closed the crossing down because of rocket fire coming in to the crossing and around the crossing however the israelis have actually kept up on board and we've been hearing it throughout the day today and overnight now what the functions in gaza saying is that they positions near the border crossing well attacked 1st and that's why they attacked the crossing now there are still negotiations going on between the united nations who is running that convoy in but those haven't been fruitful so far but you have to remember this isn't

a magic wand this is a huge amount of aid going in to gaza that will sort out gaza's desperate needs actually what it is it's been described as a trickle by most humanitarian aid agencies now that have been it's been a relatively quiet night so there is hope from the united nations they might be able to get in today now even though it's choose day into wednesday between the hours of 7 pm and 7 am we only saw about 50 rockets come in from go there but we still have that heavy bombardment by israel by air land and sea now in the last hour where i'm standing right now i've only actually seen one rocket being intercepted above life position a by the so-called. defense system but you still can hear the booms of the dull thud of israeli bombardment going in and it was described my colleague you know sayed in gaza so you still know that there is still bombardment going into gaza but i haven't seen any rockets where we're standing in the last of those just that

single so she was and what we're being told by the. u.n. is there is hope that they might be able to get in later on in the day. thank you very much. for the leases there from southern israel let's head see occupied east jerusalem and we can speak with. we understand that the is really the prime minister. of foreign journalists talk about a possible cease far trying to work carried some kind of deal what's the latest in terms of that cease fire and what exactly has. been saying to the foreign press. well you've actually meeting with foreign diplomats based in israel and i mean i didn't hear all what you had to say but the main headlines is basically he was explaining this israel's positions

rather he was saying he was basically blaming most of what's happening on how massive saying that those huge damage to infrastructure to sinkholes on the road actually due to the extent of the underground network in gaza he said that was a complete that it was that's what really was causing all the trouble he also said that israel was trying to was minimizing civilian casualties now bear in mind this is day 9 or 10 of this war more than 220 people died in. more than 20 people. were killed in across the occupied west bank so this is a relative terms when he's saying that he's trying to minimize civilian casualties there now you were asking about this truce there's a lot of reports going around there's a lot of rumors going around that there might be a truce or cease fire and now as for $36.00 all of that is unconfirmed

what we do know is that the. at least both israel and hamas saying there is no such thing prime minister has been saying over and over again if you needed a few days more that israel needed a few days more that the aim is to weaken hamas as much as possible hamas on the other side is saying well there is no truth unless we get something in return that said there is a lot of international pressure going on from the united states from egypt from france from jordan all these a lot of effort to try to bring an end to diversity's so it is really now a matter of hours to figure out what's really happening and if that ceasefire could happen and where once it is clear we did hold. longer this war goes on the one the longer. benjamin netanyahu makes political gains the military gave the more it

helps him in his own political survival here in israel i mean in in israel so that is something also that he is putting into context when he is going to decide when to accept a cease fire. for whatever than for us from occupied east jerusalem. well let's bring you know this is the aftermath of a strike that's just happens in gaza city life takes you. sometimes has clearly gone off we're not sure at this time what's has been we have been keeping an eye on one particular apartment block we cannot confirm at this time whether it has been hit or not but clearly the missiles launched in gaza a very populated densely populated. as regular viewers will know. so we'll keep an eye on us we'll bring you more as it

comes i know hundreds of profiles tinian protest is demonstrations outside the israeli embassy in washington d.c. on tuesday they were demanding an end see the israeli airstrikes in the gaza strip . mall at one point during the protests demonstration leaders should read the names of those killed in the attacks protesters demands and then see yes hold office fire ants the decades long illegal occupation of palestinian lands. the car that was full in los angeles thousands of recess yourselves a rally its ideas really coincide on cheese day and chanted in solidarity with palestinians on strike in the occupied territories and in israel.

process for also held in michigan as president joe biden was visiting a car manufacturing plants michigan is one of the battleground states that handed biden last november's election all during his speech she directly addressed palestinian american congress amid claims he has been vocal and her condemnation of israel. i want to say to you that i admire your intellect or admired your passion and i admire your concern for so many of the people hence my from my heart i'm praying you are grandmamma and family well i promise from him everything you see there are in the west bank your fighter in god thank you for being. with us speak that see a muslim name the communications officer in gaza for save the children joins us now from that we've been covering the strikes on gaza extensively and one thing

continues to march and that is the disproportionate impact this military action is having on children just sorceress if you woods about it's the immediate impact that this ongoing violence is having on the children who live in gaza. thank you very much children are at the heart. of this. of the other processes that are happening on gaza children not among the killed and so far we know 63 children were killed in the past 10 days and there are 450 injuries and also the children who survive this loss to live in gaza. from the violence and the airstrikes and the means all 'd over the gaza strip by air land and sea with. navy shells or ought to leave the shells from the borders this is

a very difficult situation children are suffering from 3 year on in the loss of sleep and and nightmares and they will be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder too and there is also. an impact on their education if we are talking about their strikes in gaza and there were many. shows there targeting a lot of civilian structures and they causing damages including 2 schools our information shows that about 50 schools in gaza have been damaged or partially damaged by the by. the attacks on gaza impacting the education all $42000.00 palestinian children which isn't acceptable under any. condition particular and international humanitarian law that these these gone the conduct military conduct is causing direct impact on children on civilian

structures including schools and whole soul in hospitals there are littles that were damaged and 11 also primary health centers what numbers directly by the by the attacks they have in seeds and we have feed showing our viewers the aftermath of a lot of these strikes the buildings that have been the ground to host the schools and she say that. when we get see a position you know when it may come days weeks ahead of night when there is a cease fire just describe for us our difficult the task ahead says when it comes to rebuilding things like schools to get kids back into schools if the cease fire is declares just so that people who perhaps watching this from outside never experienced their own children schools being blown up just talk us through the processes that are being put in place in order to try and get

those kids back into the education system how much time does it take where do you get the school books and things from an our children to this so carry with them not residual fear and trauma is it easy to get them back into buildings full stop let alone school buildings. you're raising a very great point particularly on the last point on the time factor of this as this has happened in the past and it continues to happen and this is just unbelievably exhausting cycle for children to go through all and. the moment there is. continuing shola no international organization is able to move around it ever assistance or do specific assessments for the damages so all of this would have would like we draw up plans and wait until the cease fire happened so that we are able to reach people and they were the assistance and do the assessments of the schools the 1st step is to their systems of the damages and to

fund raising for the for the rebuilding and the we have in addition all the damage the schools for everything that's related to the physical side of the resuming indication which is going to be expensive exhausting and will take a lot of efforts from from international donors from organizations that are on the ground but there's also the psychological 'd part of it for the children themselves will be suffering from trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder and various disorders and impacts on their mental health get them back to the mindset of being able to go back to school to wake up every morning looking forward to get out of the house and go to school which is not the case this is a long way for us to go through ok and i mean thousands of children hundreds of thousands of children would need us to work with them on psycho social supports and helping them to get back to dual yet like

a brush over the impacts of fear and anxiety and everything they have gone through this conflict which is very very the very difficult for for all children it isn't a long gun extensive process and we have to end this now that's why we're calling for this to end as soon as possible. also that we don't lose more schools we don't close law children and children and civilians a lot of more than this and many people are making those calls if we kids just further had finally one the ceasefire is process and who knows when that will be and you do rebuild your schools and you do get children back into the schools what kind of life lies ahead for these children after the age of when they leave high school after the age of 151617 years old what lies ahead for the average garzon civilian after

they get to the end of their teens and enter adult hits what does life holds for someone living in gaza once they stop becoming children a move on to adults it's just life false hope. unfortunately this is hard to answer because this is not the 1st conflict and the general fear is always there that there might be in the next one my daughter was born in 2014 the during the 2014. war in gaza and she's now 6 years old or 6 and a half and she has seen various escalations and this now this because and i don't know when she gets to 15 years old how many of these would she have gone through all this will definitely affect every single child in gaza and would continue to have picked them into the future like the future of what they saw the few of what they felt they would continue to feel for years to come whenever they hear an

explosion it will bring back memories of what they have gone through and this is what we feel like we speak to children even before this. this this is collision happened we were talking to children and they were still telling us stories from years back when their house was destroyed or when they had to evacuate their house or when the one of their close friends was killed or something like that the victim today think about how this conflict with like it's it's a huge explosions that they're living with every day many families have to evacuate their houses more than once during this conflict as well now we're talking about thousands of children are displaced at the moment there are without a home. as your reporter was saying there are 7000 palestinians now out of their homes when they when this ends they might go back to destroyed homes. their homes and find it destroyed so this will continue to haunt them for the future as well affect them personality their so of confidence that ability to

learn and interact with others this might have. an impact on on their ability to engage with what's around them and on there and look to the future and hope i just want to say that. it would concede it might affect their understanding of what's happening and what what's life like in palestine and outside palestine and all over the world because in gaza there is no electricity there is like electricity is not on constant there is a huge shortage the issue shortage of water there is damage and substandard like you know infrastructure ok balls for for everything in girls whatsoever for them to feel that conflict and airstrikes on them by a woman is out of their life and this should be an been a normal oh it's just on acceptable as a tragic situation i'm afraid we're out of time. from save the children in gaza thank you still ahead here on our just here in the rescue workers

search for dozens of people most seen in the way comparable cycle a. breath of fresh air the french enjoy i tour cafes again as the invention sections loosen up. and schools are less than perfect research into action and fortune fetter. at least 23 people are dead and 70 others are missing after a powerful cycling hit india's western coast the navy rescued hundreds of people from a sinking barge search and rescue operations are underway for other vessels that are adrift so i can tell the tale is now weakening since making landfall in the state of gujarat on monday life that it's a pattern a metallic she joins us from new delhi what's the latest on that situation with the cycle past me. this was the

most powerful site that has hit western india in about 3 decades so we are still seeing the after effects of 36 hours after it completed landfall now as we speak a rescue mission is on in the arabian sea to find more than 65 people who war on a barge that collapsed on monday the authorities say they have recovered at least 22 bodies of people who were on this large now this is an accommodation barge it was being used by people who were working in the oil rigs off the coast of mumbai separately our mission is also on to rescue hundreds of other people on a separate barge that went adrift to be clear the authorities say they have found the people there all say if it's just a matter of towing them to safety now this is been a very complicated mission i mean for 2 days now the coast guard and the indian

navy have been battling severe weather and the people you know whether they're on the barge or those who you know were in the water presumably with their we've been told they were with life jackets they've been in choppy waters for 2 days now so really a really really difficult mission over there now the cycler one has left a trail of devastation even on the land you know it hit the west coast of india impacting several states that are battling a surge in corporate cases so states like karnataka and go and of course the state of gujarat where at least 45 people have died because of this cycle or you know hundreds of roads have been blocked thousands of homes have been destroyed and hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated and moved to the shelters and really at a time when resources were already stretched thin to try and manage the covert

crisis you know therefore do so. that they had to make preparations in advance to make sure that ambulances were on standby for hospital they had enough electric supply you know so that the oxygen supply is maintained you know making sure that people who are kept in shelters had lost they were maintaining social distancing so really a do word crisis in western india now in terms of the weather the met department has said that because the storm was still powerful it has weakened but the weakening has taken very long it's been weakening very slowly so you know we're in delhi and we're not close to a good shot but i think if you can see behind me it's been raining ok perhaps. you need cellular effects off that here and. i'm afraid we're out of time past me thank you very much indeed life needs ali thanks he lets it sounds another story my migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to spanish enclaves in north africa despite its conditions there around 8000 people have crossed into so used to see

all by walking along the coastline dozens of also reached spain's are on klav europeans are urging americans to stop them the spanish government has already sent back many of the recent arrivals spain's high courts has opened an investigation into the police sorry of france leader for alleged war crimes by him carli refused to sign the court summons and he will 1st refer to a cheerio as embassy will speed allegedly to enter to get medical treatment after contracts in covert 19 polisario fronts for the independence of western sahara another former spanish colony mainly under moroccan control the same barber reports. i beg your pardon i said of bringing about reports we're going to go straight soon yes mean that has now she's an expert in north africa fares a board member with the institute of hard studies on the loose in casablanca and

joins us now by skype from there thank you for being with us the for those who are familiar with the area. very short distance away but it is a dangerous crossing why do you think people are making this dangerous journey in specially in as large numbers as we've seen over recent days well 1st of all i think more than 2 i recall that for almost 10 years probably did need for control. illegal immigration. played the role of the guard and at the same time the regime with drastically control primarily to the efforts of the american authorities let also open operation that you know between russia and spain now i feel that the convention operations are are simply putting a whole league of these. men treat people with sorrow think try what would have

banished. a government in an offer or any barricade situation by only a great deal with the enemies of. integrity by by the whole thing the leader of the police are of the so-called and 140 and the. and there back we're going to need one to not buy the criminal spanish justice for war crimes to the companies again so i think that robot has always been critical clear when meath and refused to support the catalonian. who were seeking to set up an independent state in 2007 games when i read things that aren't very clear so i think that that being the critique when it comes to respecting broke up there it's all we have to say to critics that i think that it shouldn't yesterday are open force. against the illegal immigration but

it's wrong thing you know to think not to be. beneficial government that they need to review their very. their relationship with their with that with morocco and i think that the current special banish government had a creek that strike date. with morocco any favor of energy. we should meet again in its relation. with with algeria and other countries but however you know instead of being you know these deep historic every nation. spain decided to spread your religion ok so it doesn't like to say i'm quite complicated this diplomat's it's also between these 2 countries in terms of the and so people who are trying to waves across that coastline or or swim and we know it at least one person has died in recent days trying to make that very short journey was

likely to happen so them and is it legal to try and send them back. spaceplane you know what is very clear they say you know who are. prime minister. who would survive if they've occupied cymbalta and maybe to rebuild a border but when committed by angry population which may be the spanish government for making the situation worse think nothing is going to happen but. no limit to what to do to morocco and but it's the crisis is more 'd deeper than that many and i mean by any report think that that that is the number of immigrants had to be created because of that collaboration. with the security with the moroccan security forces but it's a strong relationship it's that it's a you know but this is deeper than this it's not. an immigration crisis but the magic of ok. thank you very much indeed yasmin has not only joining us from

casablanca we appreciate it. still ahead. here we'll have the support for your initial support for palestine from one of the things that make you go away. hallo that well it's a conflicting picture across europe we've got that cooler wetter weather across northern and central areas but as we get to the south the sunshine really does come through we're getting some bright skies and lots of heat around here and things have been heating up in russia we've had high temperatures in moscow edging up to the thirty's but they are coming down now and as we get into friday will be nestling into the high teens for the rest of europe we've got quite

a lot of what weather across western and eastern areas affecting parts of france and germany as well the british isles seeing some scattered showers and sunshine that's ahead of this frontal system that's moving in bringing in a lot of wet and windy weather by the time we get into friday look at that it's going to be a rather wet picture there temperatures coming down as well into the no teens but for southern europe lots of sunshine coming through the iberian peninsula seeing those clear skies $28.00 degrees in madrid and it's a similar story for southern italy will be some funding storms affecting eastern areas but greece is seeing a lot of that warm weather as well as we as we hop over to north africa we've got heat in the central areas with $35.00 degrees in cairo. the total to take. a bite out of the bigger stadium.

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know all the all the world. this is sound to sarah quicker'n over top stories for you night israeli forces affordable new short answer another term broke in gaza dozens of palestinian families been forced to leave their homes in the building across the street for $100.00 bombs and artillery shells are a farce overnights. funeral processions are underway for palestinians killed during the largest general strike in decades and choose day 4 people died to cross the occupied west bank. and factions in gaza launched more than 50 waters for an overnight most were intercepted sparked the air defense system known as the iron dome tawfiq or in a shrill have been killed since the start of the conflict including 2 children.

well as cross live died soon sami a b'tselem he's a palestinian journalist living in ga. and joy as summer we understand you're near that terror block the. sibby born suspension by the israeli military what more do we know where this. will actually and now we are. in the age between. and gaza city job areas north of gaza saw this building this building and those towers . which has been severely damaged in 2000 by this strike and the deconstructive has been defied and knocked i mean when they israelis would like to notify their own or all of their inhabitants sometimes they notify 'd according to orders of then small who live here i talked with them they told me that. they gave received

a phone call asking people to evacuate and they have done beside. the aircraft an aircraft hit in knocked with rocket. that's why now it is it's still empty and people around this building. fled. this building about 16 stories which includes about 80 at least $8080.00 families it's the apartments all of them left not by their noise where they have gone maybe. to the under what's called to use as if huge but now that now we are waiting we don't know if it will be completely bombed or not and i talk to people this if we if we cannot go back there we will make sure that it will not be destroyed and we have no guarantee maybe it would be destroyed or not but this is

the case which leads us to talk about. some of the tough occasions whether it's rabies notify people or not because before bombing according to my speech with a lot of people who fled their houses some of them some some owners of the houses received notifications but the others most of the people are just going to talk to them and this is no spicher to those people who were evacuated from the rubble they received no notifications either by. a rocket or by a phone call one of them for example he lost his family under that i believe that if i received any notification of course i would take my kids and scape but there seems nothing that's why he lost his family his his wife and his 3 kids. so it is one of the symbols of bombing some families are given those the cation

like the ones in the building behind many other families in gaza did not receive those notifications and have paid the ultimate price sami abu salim their lives just as i gaza we appreciate it thank you very much indeed. for the 2nd day in a row the number of coronavirus test in india has hit a record high when 4500 stats were recorded over the past 24 hours a number of new cases has fall in recent days after. more than 400000 to weeks ago india's 2nd wave pacino's missiles and major systems running out of oxygen. people in france mean feiler enjoying cafe terraces once again that's the next stage looks an easing comes into effect. i. non-essential shops including paris is

iconic gallery lafayette's department store are also reopening ceases in cinemas and welcoming back audiences so the 35 percent capacity people can also stay out later and the curfew has been pushed back from 7 pm to 9 pm well let's hope across paris i would speak with bernard smith bernard life grandcolas a getting back to normal in france. as it's what many people hope here is the beginning of the end of lockdowns from today you can enjoy lunch or coffee or a drink on a cafe terrace you not been able to do that since october is this tentative reopening movie theaters are opening museums are opening up people are beginning again to be able to enjoy some of the benefits paris cumbering i'm joined by i want

to fair who's the general manager of the business association here on the shores of the say how difficult has life been before today i was very very tough because we needed the couldn't do our job for nearly one year because even when don was released activity was very low so for us it's business wise dramatic very hectic and many many retailers had to struggle to survive and to be here to be able to open but more deeply i think it's very very tough not to be able to do your job your job is what you're meant to do every day the reason why you woke up in the morning the pleasure of doing something. and this was forbidden for one year nearly and it's very tough for everyone in the champs so how important is this day in helping those businesses recover economically and helping and

bringing a lot back to this part of well you said it's for the shows that he's in it's very very important day because. it's a sign of hope it's the 1st step for a full reopening today it's a very team a day that's step we can. have lunch on terrace but not so on 18 the evening not inside and so on so on step by step this will go better and better till the 1st of july when he will be fully reopened we hope and so it's very important and business wise of course it's the beginning of something that is has some consistency how long will how how long will it take businesses to recover what they lost. who knows some say it will take until 2024 for us to see again the figures the shows that easy leave. in 2019.

a few are more optimistic but i'm not so sure i'd take time why because. long range tourists will come back very very slow a base then european ones we think european ones that will come by this sooner and then the the anglo-saxon united states. and the americas and the asians terrorists we're going to come back the latest i want to have a moment thank you very much for sean's it is a gamble of the government is taking on here infection rates of cogar about $38000.00 in front of the most compare that to the u.k. similar sized population in the u.k. it's about 2 and a half hours in daily infection rates so there's a big difference the hope is. the vaccination rates will speed up allowing 'd that opening up to continue our. fair life from the show and series a grab a coffee on sarah bernard to look forward to seeing you later on thank you very

much indeed. les a very small thing is that in new york the general's office says as widening its probe of the organizations include a criminal investigation the organization was previously being investigated in a purely civil capacity there's been no explanation for point the scope of the probe is being expanded manhattan's district attorney has been conducting his own criminal probe of the trump organization for the past 2 years. the humble sports shoes become a court's will fashion item high and trainers are being presented as works of art in the exhibition in london's design museum jessica baldwin went to see what's fueling an $80000000000.00 industry. trainers basketball shoes sneakers plimsolls tennis shoes runners high tops whatever you want to call the rubber soled shoes they're everywhere once confined to the playground and sports field they are

now in offices on cow walks and even in a museum the show chart a 50 year history from new york city basketball to these to your jordans worth $15000.00 is a section that looks at how designers have looked at sneakers and kind of pushed them even farther beyond their performance background and a history to becoming these objects of art almost different countries different trainer cultures from glitz in japan to low tech for california surfers it's the preferred shoe around the world. early shoemakers could never have imagined a train or worn by the musician kanye west would one day sell for $1800000.18 for a sneaker seems like an exorbitant some but if you put that in the context of great art from other mediums you know from fine artists it's pales in comparison to the hundreds of millions of people are willing to pay for

a painting new designs ensure there's always the latest must have often mass produced in the developing world very cheaply and sold at a vast profit per pair it's a perfect recipe for big business innovative labs looking for better fit and radical appearance robots to cut down on cost and waste there's even an issue made from mushrooms designed to decompose quickly reducing the amount of rubber littering the world's landfills a small step in the right direction toward sustainability jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. so i had sown al jazeera on. the baseball pitcher and he got career high more with leon after the break. 3.

times the sport here's lia thank you all up golf's top players have been hit with a warning ahead of the 2nd major championship of the year u.s. golf the governing body has told them to stay away from from a proposed breakaway super league andy richardson has a story. on the eve of the p.g.a. championship some stark words from the man in charge of golf in the united states telling players to think twice before making any commitments to a possible breakaway competition being financed by saudi arabia you know money is money right and so money needs to have a return and have you know all those things that are that are associated with it.

but some money is better than other money particularly for younger players are going to have 20 year career out here i distance think they're going to be better off. in that format and they already are. nothing is certain about the so-called super bowl fleet which was 1st being sort of last year but at sea off dates of late next year is being targeted and this is the promise of huge signing on fees for its players. for me if day it's a no brainer nearly 50 it's a no brainer so nice today and offer me 50000000 quid to play golf and. you know. it's a no brainer you know they've obviously got a lot of money and they've come out and said if you shock waves about people feel threatened so you know you know the people that feel threatened are trying to come by the established rules of said any players involved will be suspended from that so once sign p.g.a. championship winner rory mcilroy has been critical of the breakaway plan you know

people can see it for what it is which is which is a money grab which is fine if that's what you're playing golf for is to make as much money as possible totally fine and you know go and do that if that's what makes you happy winning historic major championships is one thing no new competition can offer and the richardson al-jazeera. the international olympic committee reassured an anxious japan that the games would be safe for athletes as well as the host community the i.o.c. chief said he believed more than 80 percent of residents of the olympic village would be vaccinated or book for vaccination before the start of the games on july 23rd he rejected growing calls to cancel the games already delayed once due to the pandemic however he could not travel to tokyo for the meeting because of coronavirus concerns. blouses foods events within the mission to help lead. safely even with the present restrictions includes think.

none of these things events was a virus is spread to the floor of the japanese people it was the people of. paul pogba won't face any sanctions for displaying a palestinian flag following manchester united's final home game against fall on the french star made the show of support after full time alongside his teammate diego political gestures are not allowed in the league but players and fans are allowed to display national flags a number of high profile players have expressed solidarity with palestine amid the current conflict with israel. fans were backing united save them for the 1st time since u.k. government eased coronavirus restrictions they saw one of the goals of the season scored by adults and bonnie during this $11.00 draw united will finish 2nd in the league and still have the europa league final against villareal to come. so great to see you both can support you everyone it. is great you know it's been

great working with these boys they're great. players this stuff i know we don't know where we are we want to be in the league he. hopefully we can bring a trophy in about 10 or 10 days time. chelsea have taken a major step towards a top 4 finish after beating leicester $21.00 leicester will now miss out on the champions league spot if chelsea and liverpool win their final games of the season well roger federer has made a less than perfect return to competitive action the 39 year old hasn't played since early march at the qatar open as he recovers from me surgery his stay at the geneva open though was a brief one as he lost his 1st clay court match and almost 2 years against spain's problem and drop. it was not fun when you know where your limitations are me it was difficult. for me in

a. match like today and i feel like my goal was a much better and spencer turnbull has thrown the 5th no hitter of the major league baseball season. he's down at. the detroit tigers pitcher entered the history books with 9 you know head and hands against the seattle mariners the most no hitters thrown in the modern era 7 with this season well on track to surpass that. already that's it for me back over to hala thank you very much indeed welcome all sounds maria will be with you or the top of the hour but for more leave you with some of the images from the last week in israel and the occupied territories to stay with us.

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marijuana. on al-jazeera. halfway between tokyo and now she's a look of it was then relatively sleepy place not a lot of violent crime and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacre as this was new tracks a lot of the board. the task force of each police officers was created to find out what happened. police counted more than 40 stab wounds all together the victims .

we just found the differences and similarities of cultures across the world synonymous with what we've been using kind of forms that. you know hate. israel carries out more strikes on gaza or offer a major wave of protests against the attacks. hello again i'm going all sons of maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera there has been mourning on the streets of the occupied west bank for the funerals of the victims of israeli violence on tuesday also in the news more than 40.