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a general assembly meeting on the ongoing conflicts in golfer representatives from around the world are meeting. now to discuss the latest escalation in violence between israel, hum us on its allied groups. several foreign ministers are taking part in the diplomatic push for a sci fi. the meeting follows the days of israel's ally, the u. s. blocking efforts that the un security council to agree on a resolution calling for an end to the host entities. the fighting must stop immediately. i appeal to all parties to cielo, to seize or steal it, these now. and i right, right, my call on all sides for an immediate cease fires, you'll still have cause serious damage to vital civilian infrastructure in gather, including roads and electricity lines contributing to you many setting emergency crossings into gaza. been closed, and par shortage is affecting water supplies. under the billions buildings and

homes have been destroyed, damaged, or rambled, and the inevitable strikes and damage. several hospitals, which would already short of supplies with the use of the be thinking closures exists, advised by the coffee in 1900 pandemic. the in gaza is really is that the continuing to cause more destruction and death in just the past 24 hours to crowded refugee camps homes to tens of thousands of people have come under attack. so i thought 233 palestinians, including 65 children, have been killed indians radio offensive, which began to last week. the palestinian groups hama on its allied factions, have also stepped up their walk at attacks against towns and cities in israel. this is their shiba in the south with several people have been injured today. rockets

will also find towards ash cologne, causing some damage there. in the coming, our prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be meeting with his top security officials to discuss the ongoing ministry escalation and gaza and the possibility of a ceasefire. well, we have saw me booster lam, he is a palestinian. jonathan garza will get an update from gaza shortly. we have him around khan who is now 1st in west jerusalem. hold up about her meet who's standing by in ramallah in the occupied with bang. but 1st, let's talk to kristin salumi at the united nation headquarters in new york. so this un general assembly meeting going on as we speak some strong words that we've heard from speakers so far. but the question is, what is it actually going to achieve? that's right, while they are hoping, 1st and foremost that it will achieve a cease fire immediately and we have 95 countries who have signed up to speak on

this issue. many of them haven't been speaking out individually. those who are in the security council have been speaking out in the counsel, but this is the 1st time that this international body has gathered since the most recent escalation and violence. and we are hearing certain themes repeat themselves . as i said, 1st and foremost, the call for an immediate cease fire also a focus on the humanitarian situation and civilian casualties. the secretary general antonio good terrace, described what's happening in gaza as hell on earth for children. he described a tax on journalist as extremely concerning and he said that 1st and foremost, civilians must be protected. again. these are beams that have been echoed by many of the speakers here. also focus on international law in some of the underlying

issues that have brought the conflict to this point. jordan, foreign minister, deputy prime minister speaking recently talked about occupation being the source of all evil here. an attempt to focus on the plate of palestinians and particularly in gods. a recent escalations from the forcible removal of people from their homes in the threat of forcible removal of people. palestinians from their homes in east jerusalem, which led to an increase intentions attacks on holy sites in east jerusalem and so on. so right now what we are hearing is an attempt to amplify the cause for a cease fire to put pressure on israel and moss, but also on the united states, which has been seen as kind of holding back in international response to the crisis . many thanks back, kristen salumi that for us at the united nations. we will return to the united

nations. when we hear the us ambassador to the un speak a bit later as talk to somebody about the lamb now, who is a palestinian journalist living in gaza. each one's life from the dummy rocket attacks. continue to pound, garza bring us up to date. what is the latest where you all the latest we have just here, the big exclusion and we have here also jet fighters. we have no details about the last one. it has targeting exactly. and bombing continues across the got the 3 bits we should in. can you when it's that off and my guys the bit left. yeah. like can on or ever strike different houses. houses that have been got to get in and the left is the faith that at that was against which were there. 2 people have been killed on the same place with the english school where

in not of them actually, and now we are in the city next to the hit, the quarter of the united nations and behind us a building which has been destroyed, which hosted the bookstore the stationary and pricked house while we are coming from the north of gaz, i have seen a ques, or pillars of people are standing waiting for food supplies from andrea chet at the n g or the ending in a long line waiting for the food supply. i asked them, where are you from? they actually, it was in japan, you can, but they said they are from baton on from, from a village which means that they are from that you and the school is a whole are hosting of tens of thousands of people place people who left their houses and came to pick them up and at the school during driving between

the gaza. i have seen that the infrastructure is strongly hit. i mean i have seen water. bible exploded. that's why there is a shortage of water in the areas of the trip. i have seen sea which is broadening investor each, which means that that is maybe it is environmental or health problem. and of course the electric power shortage continues in my house. 15 hours i lived last night, which affect the kids and my, my, my, my work anyway. one of the main point, also people, it's all in inside their house. they are trying to add that pace with the new style of life. and you know what i decide which means that they are going to either in their food. i mean, they are depending on can food or 15 things like this or

pass and the shortage of water that she's them to go to other well the whole sales or donate was for a free and also i had been a group of kids and women trying to fill out a bit another point which is i think it's going to be inside the school at the door of the gates of one of you on school. i have a family who was sending the gate the questioning whether to to leave or not to leave. that's the question. then asking themselves, shall they leave the shelter and go back to the, to the homes which is risky, or to stay inside the ship, which is also risky because of the coffee line teen the danger of 19. then these

are of the cleaning of the social social properties inside. so they are in a dial him. this is in some detail of that development being gaza. tommy, thank you so me. so i'm a palestinian genest living in garza describing a very, very difficult situation for the people that let's return now to the un general assembly because we had from the palestinian foreign minister just a little earlier. he had this message for the international community. for the an o n, i knew how much it was time i'd only it's high time international community to shoulder its responsibility to envy 3 of the occupation of our land, of our holy sight of our present and our future. it's high time. take practical measures to provide international protection to the palestinian people until they can practice their right to self determination. we urge you to honor your

commitments under international law, including not to acknowledge the illegal status created by israeli procedures and policies unoccupied. palestine including in east jerusalem, we call upon you not to provide any assistance or support and to entrench and maintain the current status. me call upon you differentiate between israel, the occupying power and the occupied territories. and to ensure accountability has go over now to ramallah in the occupied west bank and hold the bell hamid. what a good to see you. i have a question for you. i just want your in ramallah, i wonder how much people that really pay attention to what is going on at the united nations. we just heard from the palestinian and boston, do they actually think any anything happening that could make a difference to what's happening to their lives? well, the short answer would be no. i mean, they have been through this many, many times before. mean,

if you look at how many resolutions were passed since 94888 of them, none of that have changed anything for the palestinians, except that life has become worse and worse. and the occupation has expanded further and further. if you look just behind me here in central rama the streets are busing, people are going about their own lives. and in the past i have asked many times, are you listening? are you following what's happening? i do un and they said they didn't trust anyone any more. basically, really the feeling among the common palestinian on the street specially do youth. those who were born after all, those who are taught to believe in peace and those who are deeply disappointed by what's happening and those who are fighting at the moment on those front lines on those fiction points between these really are me and or, you know, the border between the occupied with bag and israel. those those you don't believe

in anything any more. they actually think many of them say that the fighting should go on at this stage because the politics have completely failed them. so it is a very difficult situation. they wouldn't be listening to what's happening now. they would want, you know, they would listen if someone comes in with some firm hard a piece of news. i would say something that really changes something underground. they need to see that with their own eyes. they need to believe in it for them to start believing again that peaceful needs would lead anywhere do moment specially if we look at all what happened over the trump administration. when he will actually announce that the jerusalem was the capital of israel. when he moved busy, when the goal and house hides were, i makes all of that has a good more and more palestinians and then all what happen during the month of

ramadan israeli forces entering l x. i'm also one of the holiest knights for muslims of the continuous harassing of the youth, telling them to go away not to stand in front of the mask escape, which is basically an area where they just hang around. the expansion of these illegal settlements, which really flourished under the trump administration. now the threat and the expulsion of those families in chef is a ra. all of that is filing up and the anger. i mean, we say that over and over again. but each time we've actually reaches new hives, so i do moment, you have 2 issues here that are very important. football is senior. what's going on and what they see is basically random killing of gods and civilians. they watch online, they watch on tv, these buildings collapsing to the ground, the children screaming in fear. they see all of that. and then they also,

that is the real, the belief routed among palestinians. that at the moment, israel's main aim is to really expel them as much as possible from occupied easter. was that in which they look at as the future capital of their state. so all of them, unless they get something concrete underground that changes the optics of all of that. anything that's happening in the us, it's something that's happening and that doesn't concern them money. thanks for that hold. i need that for us in ramallah. let's go to west jerusalem now and speak to him. ron conn. enron. there's been a lot of speculation over the last few days about the possibility of a c spot si fi. what are you hearing about it? well, i'm hearing that there might be a sci fi there might not be a sci fi. basically there is confused situation over the last few days. that has been a number of statements being put out by

a number of different players within this complex itself. how math the very beginning of the conflict, said they, if there was going to be any, see why it would have to involve occupied east jerusalem. but now they've taken a much harder line. they said anything any. see why that takes place must involve garza and gaza alone. however, what we're hearing from these ready side is a bit more subdued. these really media seems to get very excited things pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to actually bring together a c, y. and then he comes out with complete defiance when it comes to any talk, obviously he says we, this is a deterrent. and if necessary we can conquer how math and gaza. now, there is a meeting, a very key meeting, the security cabinet, which is shared by the catholic a problem is benjamin that you'd be speaking to various members of his security cabinet. it's that that meeting which takes place in about

a 45 minute time. we think that this any potential ceasefire will be discussed, but he'll also have to have meetings with the army with them, with the intelligence agencies, with foreign intelligence agencies, and then any decision to agree to a sci fi has taken, but we're not going to know this is precedent, this is historical president, we normally don't hear what the results of those security cabinet meetings are. now clearly, whilst all of this is going on, there is diplomatic movement in west treutlen. the german foreign minister has turned up with another, with a number of other foreign ministers. they have been visiting sites where rockets have landed. the foreign ministry here in is saying that it's a visit of a solidarity, which is unusual language. but clearly, at the time of conflicts, something a message that they want to kind of push forward. what does that mean?

all they discussing a ceasefire? well, more than likely that's going to be the main thing on everybody's mind. he heard, we've also got the united nations general assembly going on a very special session going on, right. they had my colleague christine. so then we talk about that the, the governments of israel a traditional, very good, ignoring the united nation, somewhat ha resolutions i think involving israel and old palestine. none of them have been paid, been paid much attention to by the success. it is ready government, in fact, benjamin netanyahu is often said that the united nations is most anti, is ready body on the planet. they simply don't pay any attention to those, but they do pay attention to the united states of america. and president joe biden has a number of phone calls. reiterate reiterated to the prime minister, the sci fi needs to take place, but the language he's used has cause some concern amongst politics. watch his head because he's used the words de escalation on the path to a cease fire for

a lot of people that's too soft for others. it's actually a green light netanyahu to continue this for as long as he possibly thinks he can either get away with or he does eyes and iran in terms of the rockets themselves. the conflict itself. rock as into israel from palestine. is that still ongoing today? yeah, absolutely. we've seen rockets coming in to ask a lot stored into bear season, but it also seem that heavy bombardment continue from land and sea from ro we've been talking about this for last few days, but it's worth just mentioning right now. very quickly. aid phil isn't going through the currying solemn checkpoint. that's one of the checkpoints through the barrier into gaza. these really say they call the killed the checkpoint. that was a motor attack landed that 2 days ago, which actually injured and israeli soldiers,

the united nations, are clearly negotiating very hard to try and get by a didn't. but it's simply not going it. and so until there is a ceasefire is unlikely about a will go in. so it's not just these really the palestinians who are hopeful that there may be a sci fi. it's also the, the accusations. but when i say these readings and the palestinians, i actually don't mean the government or the political parties within the gaza strip itself their negotiations. they know whether they'll be a sci fi in the coming days. i'm just talking about ordinary people who are living in those areas, both sides of the barrier of god who boston told us and of the media that they want either things to end or these ready. so i certainly am asked to be destroyed many thanks for that update. and ron con, that for us in with jerusalem, while in washington, us, president joe biden is on the increasing pressure in congress over planned $735000000.00 weapon sale to israel sen. bernie saunders has

introduced a resolution aimed at blocking it, but it's unlikely to get the 51 votes needed to pass in congress. similar efforts what was made by progressive and left leaning democrats in the house. as go live to our white house correspondent kennedy hall kit. so president biden has been trying to ratchet up the pressure on israel. but so far it doesn't seem like israel is listening doesn't appear. so what is the latest coming out from the us today when it comes to this conflict? well, we are waiting to hear from the white house press secretary, there is no new read out as of yet, but you're right. this is a test of the israeli us relationship, given the fact that well, the us present has not called for a cease fire. he has ratcheted up the pressure and there was even some hope here in washington for a brief period of time that s c,

fire might be imminent. but with the latest fate of violence, those holds rapidly fading. again, this is a task for the u. s. israel relationship, given the fact that the united states has for years not only funded militarily in the tune of billions of dollars, but also defended israel's right to defend itself. but the ground is shifting and washington is shifting in public opinion here in the united states. and also in the u. s. congress. you mentioned that legislation that is b were introduced by sen bernie sanders, that he feels that there should at least be a debate about the latest shipment of precision guided munitions, mattoon of 735000000 dollars. that there should least be some discussion about this in congress, and this follows the very loud opposition to the weapons sales that are occurring in the house of representatives. now, as you pointed out, it's unclear it,

it doesn't look like this legislation will be anything more than symbolic. but what it does is it exercises congress as leverage and might in try to at least delay this shipment. and the other thing to point out here, and there's a point that was made by sen, bernie sanders, when he talks about this legislation and also in the house of representatives, they believe palestinian lives matter. why does that phrase matter? well, because you hear it a lot when it applies in the united states, black lives matter, asian lives matter. and in fact, the us president today will be appearing with vice president cobbler harris, to talk about anti asian, or rather, anti, or hate crimes legislation that pertains to cobit 19 and the targeting of asian americans. as so many people are scratching their heads and thinking, it's somewhat ironic that this is a white house that is bouncing the end of all discrimination when it comes to those living in the united states. but then seems to be turning

a blind eye and actually funding it when it comes to palestinian. so there could be some uncomfortable questions. asking about that in the coming hours, not just the white house press. secretary has her briefing in the short few moments from now, but also when the us president vice president, appear in the east room of the white house in the coming hours money. thanks for that can be hawkins speaking to us from the white house as get some more analysis on this, we're joined by robert. sorry. he is a senior advisor at the european institute of peace and a former un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. he joins us from the netherlands, many thanks for joining us on al jazeera. we heard from kimberly that the u. s. has enormous leverage of, of israel yet the biden administration. unwilling to use it. why is that? well, let me tell you 1st that i'm looking to in a movie of course, which i've seen before, 3 times between the last war in 2014,

i will still and also engaged for the united nations. and i'm afraid i also know the end of this, of this movie at some point the fighting will stop and that is more decided on the israeli side, always than on other sites. there is pressure on net and you know, i feel that it is also increasing. i heard there are also some european ministers now in terms of thief in the region. but you know, i am really shocked to see this happening again. as i told you, i have been involved, but he went 3 times and i still remember, but my 2nd to general talk me in 2014. when finally, after 6 weeks, that war stopped. he asked me, robert, are we going to rebuild garza to see it destroyed yet again? and yet again, what is happening at these days? what does this mean afterwards? are we now going to we, we build guys up for the 4th time,

only to see it again at some point in the future that being destroyed. if the root causes of this conflict and not address at the same time, we need to sustain not only stop of the fighting, of course, i hope it happens. now, it should happen as soon as possible, but we also need a more sustainable fire if we want something to be done and to and what and seat is not happening yet. again, i believe you are a historian. i was listening to an interview by a famous israeli historian, tom said give, and he said he was very pessimistic about the future. he said this conflict couldn't be solved and it could only be managed. do you think that's true? well, i'm not a historian by the way, but i have been involved for a long time with this conflict and i am familiar also with the views of i'm sick of well, yes, i think we what we have to where to realize is that the,

the sites in particular, decides, fighting now on the one hand and on the other. if you look, if you think about it, they are as far apart as you can almost conceive in terms of finding a solution for it before the conflict. the 2 state solution which is still the mantra of the international community as the only reasonable outcome of the conflict. but what have we seen and i was myself also involved in for you in in this what we have seen is that also train has been derailed already or for a long time ago. and, but i will be able to still reach the 2 state solution station. i doubt it. i think i was one of the 1st in my briefings also to the security council back in 2010, wanting to counsel that the parties didn't seem to move any more in the direction of the 2 state solution than that instead of one state reality is emergent proper,

sorry, really interesting to get your thoughts. thank you for joining us on our al jazeera senior advise at the european institute for peace and a former un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. still ahead on al jazeera will tell you about a multi $1000000.00 project, which is bringing power to the brick islands and helping the environment change the 1st in columbia for major changes from the government. now on popular health reforms are being enforced in. the bron james to the rescue of the los angeles lakers that's coming up with peter. what's the me we've got high heat across the middle east. take your picket so his temperature is

baghdad could be touching 50 degrees by the end of friday. 47 in kuwait and 45 in dough. but let's go back to back that your 3 day forecast temperatures will come down some. and that's because we get the switch of wind direction, but well above average, 48. when you consider we should be at 37 degrees cross turkey. we do have a batch of rain moving through on friday. that's going to impact its stan bull and look, it's also going to bring down your temperature to $21.00 degrees. when on kara, is up to 31 on friday, take you to africa. we do have some heavy pockets of rain for south sudan, uganda rate through in to get on and camera room into the gulf of guinea on friday . and we've also had another push of rain toward the western cape. i've got your 24 hour rainfall total in cape town, 20 millimeters of rain over the last 24 hours. now by friday we'll start to see that dry out as the precipitation field starts to move further to the east. but i

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news channels. one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the napoleon wake of 2015, a terrible natural disaster. and the story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be that the tell the people story was very important at the time. oh, a fellow you're watching out. their minds are top stories. this our representatives from around the world and meeting to discuss the latest escalation and violence between israel. hum us and it's a lie groups. secretary general, antonio terrorists told the special session of view in general assembly. the

fighting must don't immediately but in gaza. israeli fight just continuing to cause more destruction and death in the past 24 hours to crowded refugee camps have come on the attack. ball 233 palestinians, including 65 children have been killed in the israeli. and palestinian groups have also stepped up the rocket attacks against towns and cities in israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu will soon meet his top security officials to discuss the ongoing military escalation and palestinian israelis have called for general strike on a day of morning in the city of farm. there is anger over the killing of a 17 year old processed by israeli security forces mohammed q on died from his injuries off to being shot in the head by under cover offices, israeli media reports. he was sitting in

a call with his friends at the time. well across the world for days now they've been protest in solidarity with people in gaza. this was pocket stones largest city karachi, where protest is demanded an end to israeli ass strikes. rallies expected that on friday, focused on requested a special session off. the us stop, human rights body only off on the situation in the occupied palestinian territories . that is expected to happen next week in geneva. meanwhile, hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the us embassy in indonesia as capital jakarta, they washington to take a stand in support of palestinians. the world's largest muslim majority nation does not have to fanatic relations with israel. let's get some of the news now and spanish tanks and soldiers of protecting the beaches of quitter, after thousands of migrants crossed from morocco into the spanish and claimed this week, the bolts and security followed writing an american board,

a town on wednesday as police there tried to block hundreds of migrants from crossing to quota to claim asylum shot at bellis root explains a show force in the spanish in claims of suitor. the beach still listed with rubbish. after about 8000 migrants arrived here this week. most swim from neighboring morocco. the record influx lead to days of detentions, and diplomacy between spain and morocco. on the american side of the border, security forces attempted to push back migrants on wednesday night. so thousands of people clashed with riot police. though none reach suitor. the crisis began after madrid aloud. paula, sorry are front lead abraham golly, to fly to spain last month to be treated the covered 19. technically the polar salary are front m rocker still it was over the former spanish colony of western

sahara and north africa. that's been under roberts control since 975 below it is not conceivable that spain could welcome a separatist in this way. we are expecting spain to deal with this matter a way that should preserve the good relationship between our country. on monday, morocco appeared to relax, border controls, so it is mere described what happened next. as an invasion record on the, on the border with to, to is not only a border between spain and morocco, but also a european border. and that in this case, the lack of control by the american authorities is not only a lack of respect or spain, but also towards the european union as a whole. suitor is one of 2 spanish territories in northern africa. asylum seekers can swim 200 meters around the break water to reach. what is your opinion the will? because if you could go as i was all got a look at the news and i saw that there were thousands of people crossing 6000 yesterday. so i said to myself, i'll take my chances,

i'll swim across. most migrants said they came here looking for e can mc oppertunity use live. okay, no, i looked for work, but it doesn't exist. there are only people who want to take advantage of us. we work for 20 or $30.00 a week and i learned to get the money in the what a month. do you see the people who are dying by the sea? it's not for nothing. it's because of a bad crisis because there is no work for me. at the saints is about 3 quarters of the $8000.00 migrants have already been returned to morocco, but minus can stay under spanish law. they must be taken into care. and for no, that means a team de corona virus quarantine in a warehouse under police watch. charlotte bellis o to 0. the to top diplomats from the us and russia have struck an optimistic tone off to the face to face meeting. anthony blinking and love role

spoke on the side lines of the arctic council summit in iceland, b u. s. x. your state repeated warnings against what he called aggressive russian actions. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister says there were many long jobs in ties that would be difficult to work through. but both talked up the benefits of working together. no secret that we have our differences. and when it comes to those differences, as president biden is also shared with prison food. and if russia acts aggressively against us, our partners or our allies bill will respond and present via has demonstrated that in, in both word indeed not for purposes of escalation, not to seek conflict, but to defend our interests. but having said that, there are many areas where our interest intersect and overlap, and we believe that we can work together and indeed build on those interests and

get them up so that she is opposition is clear. we're prepared to discuss all the issues on the table with the understanding that our discussions will be honest, factual. and with mutual respect, the slow grace people who are sort of with topics such as the korean peninsula, the iran nuclear issue. i've gone this done all the subjects where our representative already interacting with each other. i hope that today will have a review of old as issues with the climate crisis and exploitation of natural resources at the top of the agenda at the bi annual arctic council. summit delegates from the 8 countries the border, the arctic, as well as representatives from indigenous groups have been meeting in iceland. the new u. s. administration represented at the summit, bisexual state on the blank and is expected to shift the us focus from energy to climate change on environment correspond. nick clark looks at what's at stake. so

blake, as visit comes with the oxy region in the grip of change, a warming climate opening up this remote in pristine wilderness, bringing with a significant risks and challenges. look at what's happening just 40 years. this animation is from nasa and it shows the extent of the summer sea ice disappearing since $979.00. opening up the northwest passage as a potentially viable shippy route through the canadian ality and into the pacific cargo ships have already made the trip prove yet can be done. but there are affairs of the potential for accident and environmental disaster from oil spills in this remote region. the geo politics of the fragile arctic frauds as well powers. i both its mineral resources and its strategic position chinese. and now the international mining companies have been pushing for rights to exploit rare earth minerals in greenland, which has some of the world's richest, untapped deposits in 2007, russia symbolically flagged its claim to billions of dollars worth of oil and gas

reserves. and this was for kilometers, pennies, the north pole. and the growing concerns about the militarization of the arctic with a russian build up of bases and defense capabilities. just as the u. s. nature increased troop movements and equipment. the russians, though they're unequivocal about what they do in their territory, simply questionable devon, noisiest nor still at the. it has been absolutely clear for everyone for a long time that this is our territory. this is our land, and we are responsible for our arctic coast to be safe and everything that our country does. there is absolutely legitimate. well, with all, this is a backdrop. it's thought the 2nd state will attempt to seek out common ground with its russian counterpart particularly on regulating shipping and environmental protection. one thing is for sure it will all be fall, cried from the previous administration, which famously proposed to by greenland in

the number of new corona, virus, deaths in india has fallen off the 2 days of record highs, least 3800 people died over the last 24 hours for the number of new infections is slightly up. the number of new cases has been coming down after reaching daily highs of more than 400002 weeks ago. at least 90 people have died after a powerful cy clone hit india's western coast. the indian navy says 37 bodies have been found from an oil barge. the stand off the coast during sy clone talked a if it's still under way to find more work is in crew that are missing dozens more on known, have been killed in good gerad, fica and talked a was the most powerful storm to batter the area into decades have new metal has the latest from new delhi search and rescue operation is still under way off the coast of more by india. ruben. see to locate at least 3 dozen people who've been

missing these people who are on a barge in accommodation. budge that was used by people who worked in the oil rigs over there. now the rescue, the people involved that the navy and because scott said they have recovered at least 37 bodies. but also it rescued at least 188 people who were on that barge separately. over the last few days, they have also a rescue. hundreds of other people who will on 3 the vessels and an oil rig that went adrift when the site your head. now this is been a very challenging rescue operation because you know, the part of the storm was so powerful that the wind was so strong and the waters with so choppy. and these people have been out there for 4 days. so it's been a big challenge. the cycle has also left a trade of devastation on land as was you know, the state of goods off where it made land fall on tuesday or monday night actually,

at least 53 people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. hundreds of roads have been blocked along the other states, along in the west coast have also reported at least it doesn't debt, not 40, say this till assessing the damages from this site loan. but it has also complicated matters in terms of the pandemic. several of the states like her not to con, carry a lot marashi and of course good shot are in the middle of g a. 1 search in covey cases and he's 40 people have been killed in a landslide and a gold mine in molly is not yet known what caused the incident in north east to dollar region? victims believe to be of many nationalities. authorities have not clarified how many people may still be trapped in the mind. diesel power generators are being switched off in the g and as greece connex, it's biggest islands to the mainland electricity grid. the aim is to lower both

costs and carbon emissions in line with greases renewable energy target for 20. that he jones rockets reports from next off in the south. a g and c. me, halley's must guess was, has spent his life developing this family property on nexus waterfront as a restaurant, but it's frequently suffered electricity blackouts. imagine having a full house people waiting for that coffee or lunch and being unable to operate the bar of the kitchen. each power cut costs us between 508000 euros depending on the season. the problem was that next us like other a g n islands, relied on a small local, past asian running on diesel generators at the height of summer. it couldn't cope with demand and it wasn't just tourism was affected. nexus is a big meat and cheese producer, looking for plus, dairy was forced to install its own generator to keep goods refrigerated. now that's all in the past,

because knox us was recently connected to the mainland electricity grid. and undersea cable carries uninterrupted and plentiful power into the substation on the island. it's part of a $5000000000.00 project that will connect the biggest g and islands to the grid. by the end of the decade, the economic benefits are expected to be felt nationwide. with the g and interconnect, says complete electricity, consumers will spend a $1000000000.00 less each year on imported oil. almost all the electricity produced on the mainland comes from a combination of renewables like solar and wind, in which greece is plentiful, and natural gas with renewable sources constantly gaining market share. switching of diesel generators, hopes the public power corporation, reduce the carbon it pumps into the atmosphere each year by almost $3000000.00 tons about a 5th of its emissions under europe's emissions trading scheme. it must pay to pollute at a cost of

a 1000000000 dollars this year. so the cost of connecting the islands to the grid is expected to pay for itself quickly and accelerate the use of clean energy because the flow of electricity is reversible. but he and audio still there is only so much renewable energy you can generate on the island sustainably. but new technologies in floating wind turbines that can be installed far from islands at great depths, can help create a greener energy and export the country and improve the environment. surrounded by the mediterranean, greece could reap wind power on a very large scale and help the european union meet its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050 jobs are pull us al jazeera axis. evacuations are on the way in greece. as 5 fighters battle a wildfire west, if athens be out of control, blaze has destroyed large areas of forest and several homes. authority say a water bombing planes and helicopters are trying to contain the fire area is

popular with holidaymakers. 25000 people in germany have been evacuated from their homes after the discovery of a large bomb from the 2nd world war. the 500 kilogram explosive was found during construction work in frankfurt. residents in the area were relocated to escaping brink with already say the bomb will be covered with soil and detonated. colombian politicians have voted down contentious health care reforms. housing protest is another victory after weeks of violent demonstrations. government opponents on backing down the planning another week on the streets. as on the run p, a t reports from the nationwide protest against the government in columbia entered there for a week. they show no signs of abating, but they seem to be getting more creative in color for union students. indigenous

groups and others continue to march and dance for change. oh, only demonstrations were marred by vandalism in violence. police response that kill dozens. the people having back down we continue demanding guarantees to process safely and that the government respects columbia as youth who are demonstrating in the streets because they want a new government model and new system that will respond to the needs of the poor and the marginalized and columbia, the demonstrations, originally called against and now cancel tax plan have expanded to include domains like a basic living income and police reform. protests leaders have begun discussing their demands with the government, but formal negotiations of yet to start. while deadly confrontations with the police continue at night in a number of cities. the government once roadblocks that have paralyzed the country's economy to be lifted before negotiating. in return there,

promising to make some concession helped reform opposed by demonstrators which shelled by congress on wednesday. before the prob, faster these wins and confessions, while the import them are for substitutes for the deep structure changes, they're hoping to achieve. fabulous and finding the sun during the rallies for the 1st time and wednesday they say they were compelled by the violent police response to the demonstration. the government's not listening to the people who are asking for better health, that education for the younger, for our kids, always see is repression. and this hurts us all. it makes a heartache, negotiate and political annalee say the level of repression has help unify and strengthen the resolve of a diverse group of demonstrators. and so the goal, the protest now have the upper hand on the government. they have the upper hand in terms of the narrative. they are the upper hand in terms of the street. and now the government is trying to find ways it can be escalate, the protest,

reduce intensity, and this way blockades from continuing. unfortunately, the government is not presenting a viable dialogue alternative to the protestors. emo's always through here is a complex tangle. to him, ravel for a colombian president that appears to be increasingly isolated in week as demonstrators bow to carry on. allison, that i'm the elderly. i've gotta fill ahead on ounces era in board the champion from 30 years ago makes an impressive start of this year. the ga championship. ah ah ah

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a sign for the 40 as peter. thank you, marlene the 2nd gulf major of the year is under way american keegan. bradley is currently leading the pga championship in south carolina at for under. but it's another form a champion is deliver to contain to for short of the day. 1991 when a john daly with a superior chip in for bertie on the opening. oh, the head of australia olympic team remains confident. the tokyo games will go ahead as planned, despite grubbing opposition in japan. folk is. busy under a state of emergency with code cases on the rise in the country. and a poll published earlier this week revealed of 80 percent of japanese people. one of the games cancelled or postponed. the man in charge of australia athletes expect the team to be fully vaccinated before leaving for japan, but still wants them to remain vigilant while at the games games absolutely young

and his i think we are at the moment saying the coordination commission working in representatives from the japanese government, the government to take care, we're going to community, i say, and they're all planning for the game. so, you know, and then sitting there talking about have i gotta cancel, cancel sitting there talking about making sure those guys run smoothly. former australia batsmen, mike huffy, doubts whether india will be able to host crickets t 20 will come later this year. the tournament is due to start in october, but the countries struggling to cope with the devastating 2nd wave of karenna virus . the indian premier league was postponed earlier this month after several teams reported cases. one of those with the chin i super king's house. he was coaching for, and he to got the virus. he's just sent him to sidney. after spending 2 weeks in isolation in india, i think they'll have to look at the and i said, pretty be contingency plans perhaps looking at the your will somewhere like that.

that could they could host the the p 20 will cut because i think to be a lot of boards, cricket bullets from around the world to be pretty nervous about going back to india for, for a quick tournament with a curve at 19 outbreak, reducing their school to just 11 foot players, origin fine club river place. got creative with the lineup for the cup limited or is 20 river plate players and face the positive leaving them with no substitutes. so mid feel the in the head is 5th in as go keep her face colombian, 5 in the, in the, in say, santa fe headache for a man of the match. would you believe as river managed and incredible to one victory to the top of the group? and the sidemen pettis played in the 2014 world cup final 4 argentina. the bron james was the hero for the los angeles lakers as they secured a playoff spot. thanks for when the golden state warriors this year had seen the introduction of a play into them and to stop the post season. the themes finishing between 7th and

10th and their conferences advanced to a short competition where the top 2 when advanced to play off as we traditionally know them. the lakers made sure of one of those fail spots. thanks to labranz, put the 4 foot 3 point one on the 3100 to the later warriors. second thing i saw was 3 room so being poked and i on the previous position when i drove in the transition. i did a for the middle, you know, i've been, i'm now practice enough and i work on my game and i was able to remain above and do a lot of practice and they were to join baseball, will return to the olympic games in toto for the 1st time since 2008, but they are fresh down to the cubans participation. just over a week before the start of the americans qualifying tournament in florida, the cubans do not have visas to travel for the us. and the current sanctions, it is impossible to apply for a visa in havana,

the cuban capital. and they have today to be non successful in applying for visas in other countries like mexico and panama. gimme one of the realm of what fear can we have of playing baseball. we have faced others millions of times and we have 5 victories and defeats. it is a simple game, a baseball game. what we may lose and come back. that's fine. and what we want is to go and have the right to play baseball and are limping qualification as to cubans that we are. meanwhile, in major league baseball, there was a re inside the park home run on wednesday. this is san diego, jake cronan with the sum hates and usually the ball would sail over the wall. but on this occasion, it hit the wall printed with was still able to round all the bases on his way to completing the home run for the full homer of the season. apologize beating the colorado rockies. we nothing that's. we will leave it for the most sports needs on the way again, late the money. thank you pita,

that's it for me. money side for the i'll be back in a moment with more the day need stay with us on out. is there a me ah ah frank assessments that are local questions that the government maybe one what exactly happened and what made that taking for a situation like, not really just get informed opinions, is the us with thinking military positioning them as it was. it's just simply of reorganizing ministry. this is a message to the reason that the united states is rethinking its military foster in

depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera feeling, the debate, you don't see the picture and amplify your voice. they're only given a certain narrative, the media will missed the true story, know topic it off the table. why in the world, what do we humanize an individual domestic care? this was an illegal occupation of a country. what they're doing is they're removing knowledge vision at the the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, joggers, and new daddy take advantage of the relatively clear air. after weeks of toxic, small stopped people from venturing outside institutions including harbor a pollution is leading to more severe cases of the corona virus and more depth from it. and nowhere in india situation worse than daddy, the number of cases auto record. and when in a desperate situation,

the indian government set up a new commission to monitor forces and pollution across 5 north indian state health experts and environmentalists has been wanting for months. so the easing of the lockdown would lead to an increase in pollution and the impact that would have on those because it's 90. i if that he's a hell or nurse it is the lives of children in gaza today. you know, the nation teeth cleaned to all parties to see hostilities and just israel to let a reach god i i money. this is out there. a lie from doha also coming up the israel's 5 feet, 5 talk.