to you forward slash al jazeera english. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello there. i miss garcia. hey, this is the news i live from our headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. returning to the rubble, a begins to trickle into gauze and help families made homeless by 11 days of israeli from boston rallies are held in european city. this of course, californians calling for an end to the is rainy occupation. country long time poses a problem to stop the spread of curve at 19,

but is under pressure to go into lockdown as infection? is ryan p december to the 4th, and sean claire put ferrari on pole position in monaco and full mickelson leaves at the halfway stage of golf tga championship. as the 50 year old look to become the oldest winner of a major title. ah, well with a cease fire between israel and from us holding families in the gaza strip. and now heading back home and business owners are getting back to work. humanitarian aid has also begun arriving on the strip. the reconstruction that off the 11 days of strikes is expected to cost almost $100000000.00. us president joe biden has offered help to rebuild garza but he says he'll work with the united nations to make sure that support is not given to her last. the group runs garza and 5 hundreds of rockets into israel during that conflict,

killing at least 12 people. while solidarity protests for palestinians are taking place around the wild. large crowds has gathered in several cities as demonstrations, cool for an end to be israeli occupation. while it speak, try correspondent harry forth, that he's on the ground for us in gaza. day to this, he's fine out. does seem to be holding isn't too early for optimism. well, the people here are certainly optimistic that the sci fi is for real. there are reports of the egyptian mediators are doing what they can to make sure it is maintained. and that it is turned up towards something potentially more long lasting. the kind of deal that have been talked about for several years now. when we've been getting to the end of various smaller escalations but which has never really been fully implemented as far as the people's behavior. i mean, they're out on the streets. people are shopping, people are going to cafes and restaurants. and just really, there is still,

that's the sort of hang on the mood of celebration of the late aid habits beyond that. of course, that's the majority. there are also tens of thousands who have the last homes, who have had the damage in the 11 days of extremely strong as strikes and devastating strikes from the israeli side. also hundreds of people who've been injured nearly 2000 according to the latest figures and hundreds more who are grieving. we spoke to one family. they was struck at the very, very beginning of this on the 1st monday, just minutes after the initial rockets were launched towards theresa and 7 children killed in that strike one adult severe injuries. some of the other of the family as well as one young father. we saw in the hospital he had 4 separate operations, had been in a coma 5 days. he wasn't fully aware of just what had happened to the rest of his

family even now. so the piece kind of situation, no ceasefire is going to heal what they're going through right now. how are you mentioned some of the math devastation that these are 11 days of all new phones but also have critical infrastructure like hospitals. what are the priorities there now, especially given that we're seeing the middle of a table pandemic. we were speaking to the un humanitarian coordinator in hastings. she was on a tour of some of the worst places in gaza city a little earlier today. and she was saying when they were on their way in, they thought the main priority was going to be shelter, but a lot of people are returning to their homes as damaged as they may be. so now they are switching their attention very much to the medical situation, the health situation. already we have seen some aid getting in, in terms of medical disposable blood bags, 1st aid kit hygiene kit. she was saying that was particularly important because of the problems with the electricity with water pipes that have been severed. and so

hospitals of course require those things to maintain proper hygiene. all set against the backdrop of a covey crisis, which therapy is, may be researching because of all the people coming together in this rather chaotic way inside schools to shelter from the bombing. the covert testing lab had to had to be moved from a health ministry building that had been damaged. it has been set up again in a more diminished capacity. but they were saying that some 50 percent of people in those schools were testing positive. so that is the short term immediate need. she was also saying that it terms of long term reconstruction efforts that needs to be a real shift in the way it's done. they can't go back to business as usual. it was apparent to us that as well as the, the new devastation and destruction that we were seeing, we were still seeing sort of older landmarks of unreconstructed destruction from

previous was in the war before that. and so they're saying that needs to be a chain critical will internationally get things rebuilt and get people inside got more of a hope as the future which has been so just in any kind of better future hope really to be established for that to come about hurry for their with all the latest for us from gaza. thank you so much. harry. well, meanwhile, hundreds of people taking part in solar, derek, march of palestinians, and cities across the united kingdom as well as the rest of europe. marches are being held and manchester and london supported the calling on the government that temporary sanctions on israel off to its strikes on palestinian cities. there are also calling for a minute tree embargo to cut the supply of weapons while meanwhile, the white house was announced that the u. s. x ray state anthony ban can, will visit both israel and the occupied west bank next week. biden has promised extensive aid, both sides in the wake of this conflict. diplomatic editor james bass,

has worn out from western some. the key diplomatic moment in the coming days is the arrival of the us secretary of state anthony, blinking in the region. we don't have any exact details of this trip, but he's going to be meeting is railey and palestinian leaders. clearly the international focus right now is getting humanitarian assistance into garza. a un security council resolution drafted by france is being rewritten to focus on humanitarian assistance. one of the problems there for the us is that it doesn't deal directly with mass, so there's going to have to work through intermediaries and the united nations. the big question for the blinking visit is whether this changes the calculations of the biden administration for the 1st 4 months they've had in power. they've not seen this issue as a priority. they've been focusing on the iran nuclear deal on climate change on afghanistan. and on relations with china and with russia,

will they now change that and refocus on negotiations between israelis and palestinians of the u. s. actively pursuing them? offer more now on the diplomatic efforts that lead to this sci fi. let's speak to salton barracka. he's the director of the sense of conflict in humanitarian studies, the doha institute for graduate studies. he joins us now from doha salton. we've repeatedly been hearing talk of all the quiet diplomacy that went on behind the scenes to actually secure the piece by the really very few details around that. how did the mediations like egypt really get this done? well, i think in this case it had to be a collaboration of vacation between a number of actors in jersey is obviously close to, to israel has often channels of communication with israel plated very important role. they have established communications with us and have

a history of working in the ever since 2008 and i thought it was trust there. and of course the united states and both and egypt enjoy good relationship where they're not state. so it's been a combined efforts when share was also done under the umbrella of the united nations. felt in your reading of this, how much did the u. s. influence here? how much did the u. s. influence this outcome? i think it says play a very important role. the small but important change that has been introduced to the united states position on the policy an issue in general has played i think a critical role. a speaking the discussions in maybe presenting israel with kind of automate conditions that they need to stick to and encouraging. ready egypt to go forward knowing that whatever effort they invest is not going to be abandoned

at the end of the day. and of course within the us, although we had the area from president by and the usual rhetoric about supporting israel. and i think before the policy engine, this is shifting, it's a bit driven by the focus on ethical, foreign policy principles policy where human rights are respected. and of course this is a betty difficulties for that policy. if they stop with this company, and they're not able to stand out for the rest and they're doomed for many years to come. and of course, we should not forget that by didn't. and obama, wherever you related violence, and you know, during the use of your presidency, they had many difficult encounters with them. there was parting shot down to him in the united nations security council. resolution to the for which

called and identified by katie. that also activities are illegal and the international law. and also if besides the voters of his are playing it's saw as an occupying power in line with, with the 4th geneva convention. in addition to that, i think. ready the rising voice amongst the grants in terms of the congress, the sort of oldest but now those and also in the sentence has been unfortunate as well. we finally sanders and his colleagues have signed 25 of them in the sentence, signed a letter asking for an immediate end to get into our fire and happening domestic pressure happening there as well. sorry to interrupt you felton . i do want to get back specifically to the ongoing talks that i understand. i still continuing around trying to solidify the sci fi and the mediation that's taking place there. do you have a sense of what's happening now and,

and who's playing that role? we don't really have a specific information beyond that, it's been done collectively. ready the discussion is very much around the conditions that to sustain and i think it is very important, at least from her masters perspective, that is rather not the term another infringement of a lot. so mosque and put it into something that is in eastern and this is a position that they must say, suppose and by that and has spoken to that point today from the perspective of course it's about as, as wrap security on how mass seeming fighting rockridge. and of course. ready maybe some kind of guarantee that hum as well, not on my game, i mean, but the real that i'm here is that they have impose an incredibly strong, located on to 1000000 people in a very confined graphical area which has caused

a huge, huge human cherry and consequences at the same time how much was able to re arms and they have shown amazing skills and innovation in recycling, including recycling. the huge amount of exposure that deserves throws out does not explode. so there is another, i think, in terms of israel security. but these are only the immediate concerns for us use for alternately be answer as by that has right the pointed to is and going back to the 2 states versus addressing that issue. and starting to work on a plan that it is able to preserve for the policy, use their dignity and their right to defend themselves alongside is health. and i caught that from that are high institute for graduate study. thanks for being with

us on. always great to get your thoughts here on out of there. well, there are still plenty more heads here. this is our, including the polls parliament, dissolved for the 2nd time in 5 months. as political turmoil threatens its response to a surgeon corona virus, outright mystery surrounds the whereabouts of poker rums, nita, following reports that he tried to kill himself to avoid being captured by arrival to madrid. teams go into the final day of the spanish sneak season, but only one of them will be crowned champion. all that is coming up with peter shortly. in now the world health organization says the global death toll from curb at 19 could be $2.00 to $3.00 times higher than official numbers. they show 3400000 people have died from the corona virus, but the w h o estimates the true number of deaths directly and indirectly

attributed to the virus is actually between 6 and 8000000. homey marjorie lanka has imposed a travel ban in an effort to cub a surge in current virus infections that made a fed waive the islands key medical associations, all pressuring the government impose a strict lockdown. scientists have warned that if no action is taken, a situation could get was michelle fernandez, reports scientist, a working overtime to understand she. lunk, her 3rd call would waive the 3500 infections a day and dozens of debts. this is the country's only lab at the university of st. java, the napoleon, colombo, carrying our genome sequencing on samples from patients. the process helps identify how the virus works, what strain it belongs to, and if and how it's changing. the strain 1st identified in the u. k. has spread rapidly in sri lanka, scientists, and now looking at another stream,

1st found in india. we have a course in to see whether the indian parent is coming because again, the indian variant is shown to be even more transmissible than the video and could also be causing severe disease to plan with the her strategy, the control strategy, the hospital resources to hear from an agents all to do all that sequencing is important with the latest surgeon cases the need for sequencing is more urgent than ever. but the lack of materials is delaying vital research. that's a global soccer just to sequencing region. so there's a huge delay in getting the, the agent either because that shortage or the conflict orders soon enough because that these funds as muller begin team races against telling senior doctors if called for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country. this is short term restriction employees that the moment working to do the people come out and people goof over and then they got there to get there. and then v induce played off the

infection again. so that's why you need to have a locked down at the street without having interruptions in between. the country is also struggling to vaccinate its population of 22000000 people. only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated. so far. government is facing criticism for miss managing the vaccine. dr. leading to seems like this, where anger and frustration the over they say they're trying hard to use the doses . they have effectively to counter the current spike in cases by the highest and best. and they said to be to be enrolling in the patients. so yesterday we had paid before the high paid, but the next iteration of the government says it's trying to get move back. seen not just for the 1st doses like those been given here in color. but also for the

2nd round of shots, which are now overdue. the reason serge, and that's an infection are adding to the agency. experts warn do that vaccines will take time to make a difference. the only solution at the moment is to stop the spread of virus. minette fernandez. i'll just the ra color that a she long to on the polls president has dissolved parliament and set a date for new elections. and the growing anger over the government's handling of the pandemic. then prime minister cape shaw not only lost a vote of confidence in parliament this month. alex here bryan has the story in the post capital cat men do hospitals are so overwhelmed. they're now treating patients on the floor and hallways and even outside the they told me mom of his oxygen, liver was low enough me to find a bid somewhere else because the hospital was packed. i tried many places and found

one outside this hospital. only one bed was faking when we arrived here, we were lucky to get it. there's also a desperate need for oxygen canisters climb is on. mount everest have been asked to bring back the empty tanks, so they can be refilled. the corona virus patience. but the situation on the mountain is also worrying with guides describing an outbreak at base camp. although that's being denied by the government would either confirmed cases we know now confirm from pilots from insurances, from doc stuff, from expedition leaders. i have to positive test. so we can prove this. we have at least $100.00 people, minimum positive for corporate in base camps. much of the world's attention has been on the crisis in india. the agencies and medical work is a warning of an unfolding, human catastrophe and neighboring nicole. it's inoculation campaign has almost ground to a halt after india band exports of code vaccines. transmission could

be less and urban areas in the coming weeks, but it has reached the villages, which is a cause for concern. we would also to check oxygen levels, prescribe medicine and x rays, but it's not available them. some accused prime minister, cape sharma, ali a fueling. the crisis he repeated claims that covered is no worse than the flu. ali says his government's made every possible effort to save people, claiming a lack of resources and infrastructure, but anger over his government's handling of the outbreak. his added to what was already a political stalemate. the president dissolved parliament on saturday to make way for election. the pope of the state and politics is to protect the people which is a pandemic. and now our attention has been diverted to the, to the election. elections are important for democracy, but i don't know what kind of election that we are talking. so i think it's a misplace. friday, it is to cover a political income pretenses of becoming experts. prediction of paul could see

40000 deaths by july, a toll worse than any other country in the region for the size of its population. funeral pyres and kept men do burn day and night with family force to grief at a distance. 2 and often alone elected brian l 20. 6 6 now germany has declared the united kingdom of virus variance region. that means that people arriving from there will be required to quarantine for 2 weeks. that new measure is set to come into effect on sunday. the code, the 19 very prevalent in india has been spreading in the u. k. many germans. there are fed up with the restrictions and they're putting a protest place on saturday in berlin to voice their frustrations. well now the indian government is asking states to report cases of a red, but deadly infection that's been appearing. and patients who have had the current of virus,

many regions are seeing an increase in new can my crisis also known as black fungus? there's increasing concern as pharmacy is run out of medicines needed a treatise. there's a problem, have emergency service work as an awesome state disinfect the border family home and chairman got village a practice to reassure nervous neighbors inside chandra border isn't morning after the death of his son to morning. 2 days after the 27 year old recovered from clover 19, he fell ill with a rare infection called mucus. my closes or black fungus. he had difficulty breathing, so we took him to the hospital, the doctor in being said, nothing can be done here and i put him down after reaching nego, they said, we can't do anything, he'll take him to go. then we admitted him to the hospital. he was kept there for 5 days after which we found out that he died at 6 in the morning. for morning is one of more than 200 indians have died from mutual my classes this year. more than 8000

have been infected. like many wit, michel, my closes but morning not only had clover 19 recently, but was also diabetic. and doctors say corona vars. patients with diabetes and a weakened immune system, a particularly prone to infection. they believe the use of steroids to treat severe covert 19 could be contributing to the condition, the population largely and the 3rd to the middle age group. and that makes a little bit go on to the sugar level and something like that. you know, i really jack of the sugar limited more of the accident opportunity from the infection to a group inside the body. and as it is doing, michel, my co says causes discoloration over the eyes and nose blurred vision, chest pain and breathing difficulties. in some cases,

doctors have to remove one or both eyes or part of the joint to stop the disease from spreading human villa. my friend who was suffering from black fungus infection had a surgery 3 days back and his job was removed. the doctor has also said that they need to remove his eye as well to save his life, and i'm having problems finding him injections for 3 days. the government has taken over the midst an outlet, and this hospital says that they also have 70 patients for whom they need the medicine. do we let our patient die? many states running out of the expense of medicine used to treat the infection as cases of me for my closest rise valley is setting up special wards and 3 hospitals to treat patients while the high court has off the government to immediately import medicine from overseas. and a number of other states have declared, you call my posters and se demick, elizabeth moran, i'm al jazeera new delhi. now moving on and my jerry as military says,

the head of the army has died in a plane crash. the tenant general abraham here is plain went down during an official visit to the state of kaduna. can other people on board were also killed in that accident. meanwhile, nigeria, as military is investigating reports that the leader of bucko harass maybe dead or seriously injured local media say it happened in a battle with a breakaway group aligned to i saw on the back of chicago has been heading boca raton, and it's 12 year offensive. in ne nigeria, his death has been announced several times in the past, only for him to reappear. well, let's now speak to fidelis and ball. he joins me from a bridge. fidelis, given what happened before, how sudden can we be that these reports of mr. chicago's death are in fact true this time around. well, no one is actually sure of what happened with just the reading reports. and he's called speculations at the moment because in the past they've been report several,

several of them about chicago being killed by either the military or the people. but then nothing came out of it. he came out to denounce such a statement in the video recording audio recording. so people actually very careful in the military said the, investigating, they're not seeing anything about whether he's been killed or injured. he's group. the book are, i'm faction where he's been leading since 2009 has not come up with a new video or any report or statement to see whether he's dead or injured. also, the rival fraction which is reported to have attacked his group. that's the islamic states in west africa, providence ice. what have also not issued a new statement. so right now people are just waiting to see what happens in the next coming days. fidelis has also been in this report, a death of the head of the all me and the pain crash. how significant is that? especially when it comes to the country security situation.

when a hero was appointed in january, may just shake off by the nigerian government to reject the top military command in the fight against identity. and also mounting in security across the country. he's been going around the country visiting troops, trying to motivate them to actually take the battle to the sergeant, especially book a her, i'm why fighters who are in the northern part of the country. he's that is actually a big blow to the major military because he's coming with so much determination. he's been sounding very tough. he's been trying to motivate his troops. and right now, the major military will have to dig in again to find someone who will take over from him, because he actually has experience of fighting at her. i mean, they're not in 2017. he was appointed to need the ground battle against the book on

her arm, though he left that there for a few months. so people were expecting that he would draw from his experience in not to be able to contain the increasing cases of violence across nigeria because he's not dr. book or her. i'm was so have a cases of insurrection in the salt piece. and also we also have cases off from my head classes in not center nigeria and did many challenges still ahead. fidelis and bother across that for us from the bridge. i thanks so much for della fella had few here on out there. the disturbing police body can video of an arrest that led to a black man's day and why it took 2 years for it to be really. i still it to you. welcome to freemans bite. $2400000.00. and we look at why new zealand government is being blamed for storing house prices and its hard, frank, for the golden state warriors for the 2nd year in a row that's coming up with p and port. the

me hello, across the middle east, we're going to dial up temperatures in saudi arabia. look at re adds 44 degrees. now let's look ahead at the next 3 days. see if we can keep it going. and yes, we can. the average is 39 degrees, plenty of sun in the forecast here for the next few days. take you to turkey. temperatures have come down and it's stumble and on cra, we had a front sweep through just the other day on cra, within the low thirty's. now you're in the low twenty's, i take you to central africa because this is a bit unusual r tropic zone. we're not seen the widespread rains that we usually see. i think the biggest threat for some heavy downpours will be as we head toward cells to dan and also sections of the democratic republic of congo. go

a bit further south to the western cape and things are looking good for cape town. 22 degrees. ok, let's go for a closer look and see what we find. a cloud to be found. port elizabeth, 23 degrees. we do have some showers running through central parts of mozambique, coastal areas of not a gas car. and now back to keep down here is what we can expect to see over the next 3 days. plenty of sunshine. it looks like our next run at rain won't come until tuesday, and even then it's just a 40 percent chance of showers. 90 degrees will be the high for you on tuesday. the a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply unequal society. unfortunately, that was fine for the apartheid pushing within that group. they've been very close friends like a family living together over 50 years after his torture and death in police custody al jazeera world, the remarkable story of anti apartheid campaigner in them up the ladder or south

africa. the man fought apartheid on a jazz. the precise tried and tested and that business is moving for israel's unmanned drug produces like a modified expertise game that's or at any expense. inflamed global demand for western, which many see as morally indefensible. people empower investigate israel's drone dealers on a just ah ah,

hello again, i missed a. remind you about top stories, the salad. the fees fun between israel and mouse continues to hold. humanitarian aid has begun arriving in garza. families are heading home and business owners are getting back to work despite severe damage to buildings and infrastructure. meanwhile, marches in support, palestinians are taking patients. several european cities. demonstrations are going on, governments and her sanctions on israel office strikes on the palestinian territory . they also want military and barber to cut off the supply of weapons. and sri lanka has imposed the trouble in an effort to cover such and corona virus infections amid a 3rd wave. this comes as the islands key medical associations demand of the country locked down the country for 2 weeks. now, israeli media reporting allegations the pilots bombed some tower blocks in gaza out

of anger rather than strategic priority. several anonymous pilots told the israeli website marco that they felt frustrated, but then military operation was failing to stay firing rockets over the border of more on this. let's speak to y'all. nathan shapiro. he is a former israeli rescue helicopter pilot, who himself was discharged from the all me back in 2003 for organizing a group of air force. pilots who publicly refuse to obey orders and participate in the continued oppression of palestinians in our lives in norway and joined us from other notice. and thanks for being with us. i just the context. i want to start by asking you why you actually decided to organize this campaign over the years ago. while it was 2003, then the after serving as a rescue pilot. for many years, i find that he opened my eyes during the 2nd intifada. seeing the horrible life of politicians and realizing that i'm basically fighting for the wrong side, i decided that i'm not just going to leave and find solution for myself. but i

organized the air force pilots from all different squadrons. in these are the force attack apache by the f. 16 at 16 old branches of the air force we managed to convince even very high rank brigadier general fighter pilot and we publicly refused. we said that we are not willing to be part of this illegal immoral and basically participate in war crimes after world crimes. and of course, as a result of the me and my friends were discharged. so y'all, nathan, these suggestions, the pilots who participated in the latest rounds of strikes that they were reported the venting their frustration. does that sound potentially familiar to you without a part of the culture that you yourself experienced? well, i can tell you a lot about that because i think this frustration is not just the frustration of these pilots is the frustration of, of

a giant beast that these multi super power that has no limit to is the weaponry and strength, military strength. but it's just impossible to kill the desire of millions of people to be free as jewish people as these really, that's what we learned from men from 1st our 1st day that you cannot kill the desire of people to be free. so we can talk a lot about the frustration of these war criminals. but i think the bottom line is very simple. i think they tell themselves some story about their morality. they try to hit the target from here and from there. so only the building that the heat will will be damaged, but it's like hearing i am a murderer saying i want to kill just the baby that i'm about to kill now and not

the babies around them. so, but if, if you allow me just to say something to the got people sure. and to palestine and in general in palestine and the rest of the world, i want them to know that my hearts and the heart of hundreds of thousands of jews around the world is with them. we know we know that you are right and you deserve your liberty. you deserve to be free. and we as jews, as activist all around the world are going to put a lot of pressure. so eventually the countries around the world, we wake up to understand that we must disarm the israeli apartheid. we must liberate. because again, though, we must be colonized or palestine and dismantle apartheid and give equal rights for all the people there from the river to the sea and the right of return without

treating millions of palestinians as human being. there won't be peace. israelis will never feel safe once they sit on the neck of millions of pedestrians that have no rights and are treated like animals younger than just returning to the culture within the israeli military. i'm curious in your personal experience, has there ever been an explicit order potentially given to pilots or suggestion that this kind of behavior that you're describing, that that would be acceptable? well, there are lots of lies that the leaders and their commanders in the pilots and all the soldiers are telling themselves it's a big consent manufactured by a big, big system for years and years and decades to plant these ideas in the minds of people that you can bump people from the air, you can bon buildings from the air in the most densely populated,

placing the world. and in some way, you can tell yourself it's morrow. there is no way something like that can be morrow. and i think what we hear about this discourse of these pilots that are frustrated and talking about yeah, maybe it's helping or not helping it's irrelevant. it's like listening to bunch of nazi soldiers exterminating that. gotta get to the warsaw ghetto. debating what would be the best way to, to kill the jewish resistance. there, there is no way to kill the resistance of millions of people to, to be, to be free. jonathan shapiro there format is rainy rescue helicopter pilot. now speaking to us from oz, where we thank you so much for sharing your experiences and your thoughts with us here on the very much i'm leaving on and police in the u. s. stays of louisiana. have released body cam footage of the violent arrest of

a black man after being accused of a cover up that video shows ronald green being tailored, hunched and choked by the white offices. he then died on the way to hospital and that was 2 years ago. but the footage has only just been released following an investigation by the association press. i understand that green family is grieving at any loss of life. is tragic regardless of how i realize there is a great concern with regard to the incident. we share that concern. anytime the actions of our employees are calls into question, and even when use the 4th encounters or handle within the law and policy, it can be socket. is critical that we get it right. and when we don't get it right, must hold ourselves account. helen sasha has worn out from washington dc. the family

say there has been a cover up. it's taken that long for this video to emerge. louisiana state police only releasing their version of the dash cam and the body cams, after the associated press leaked copy the state police initially reacting with anger to the fact that the associated press had leaked that, that the family were told that ronald greene was killed in a car accident, what we can clearly see from the video is that that is simply not the case. he was stopped because of what the police say. it was a traffic violation. he put one hand up, he was comply with the police officers. yet he was still teased. dragged out of the car, violently arrested at one point, even with his feet shackled. he was dragged by the police. now i feel a pro and on the ground, and we've had a lot about that over the last few months about suspects being left to lie. fleet face down on the ground. he was complaining and he was morning, but the police, they ignored him for a full 9 minutes. when medics arrived,

they found he was unresponsive. and within a few minutes of arriving in hospital, he was declared to be dead. know the family are demanding answers. they say this is simply taken too long, and as i say, they alleged that there has been a cover up by the louisiana state police. what is interesting is that none of the state troopers have faced any sort of criminal action. they faced internal discipline, but no charges have been raised. now the u. s. president and his south korean counterpart say they came to engage north korea and dialogue over nuclear weapons. joe biden. and when jay and hell talk to the white house and their 1st face to face meetings, both need to say the complete, the nuclear reservation of the korean peninsula is a priority. i will by you don't get the month. president button also expressed support for the into korean dialogue and cooperation and the close cooperation with the us. we work to facilitate progress in into korean relations. so as to achieve

dialogue moving forward, korea and the united states will continue close communication while exploring how north korea approach through dialogue and diplomacy. i expect a positive response from north career on that and now a surprise, a surgeon house prices. since the start of this pandemic has put homeownership out of reach for many while investors are making shoes. profits in new zealand. house prices have shut out by 20 percent. and now the government is paying a $1000000.00 a day to house the homeless in hotels. when he reports now from oakland, in the fast about 4 part series on the rising cost of housing, i sell it to you. welcome to freeman's by $2400000.00. another quick successful auction results in another high price sale in new zealand largest city oakland were looking for probably 45 months. it's pretty crazy. prices have gone up a lot in the last sort of 6 months or so i was trying to get

a handle on where prices are. it was probably the 1st part of the l journey. in fact, those prices have searched more than 20 percent in the last year. among the 37 nations that make up the organization for economic cooperation and development or a cd new zealand has the most affordable housing markets. the new zealand government has taken steps to cool the market, but there were limits to how far it will go. because a strong boy and property sector is good for the economy. and in the middle of a global pandemic. when so many other industries like tourism struggling, the government will take what it can get. it's a similar situation in australia's major cities where prices have defied economists . predictions of a 20 percent drop to increase by 10 percent in the past year. fueled by cheap money and government subsidies, we've got investors who are saying that housing is going to be much better investment for them than money in the bank. and we think 1st time buyers and is

always encouragement from the government for 1st time bought into market. in new zealand, the property boom is exacerbating a wealth gaps that was already widening as an alarming rates. not only is there a shortage of housing at the top in further prices, but there isn't enough emergency or state funded long term housing to help those at the other rains. the government is trying to catch up with the bond, but there are more than 22000 people on a growing waiting list for social housing. some experts believe new zealand needs to rethink what housing means. we have your housing very much as a commodity. that's something that can be bought, sold, traded the seat of a social good when we think about house. and we really need to start thinking about housing as something that's critical for people well being for people to function for people to thrive on communities. the treasury is predicting a shop slow down in price growth, but at the moment the only people who appear to be thriving,

those already on the property, lead up $1900000.00 appreciate the offerings so welcoming wayne. hey, al jazeera oakland, while leon bailey is the global head of research at night, frank global real estate consultancy firm. he explains just why house prices are increasing. despite the pandemic asked price arising quite rapidly at the moment. i think the, the biggest driver behind the price rises as being cuts to interest rate so that the cost of money has fallen. that the straight risks around affordability in the longer term there any kind of difference i suppose compared to the global financial crisis, is that the banks are much better capitalized at the moment. government saw encouraging banks to be consider if that's the right word with any borrowers. we get into difficulties during the pandemic, and i think also banks that be much more careful over the past decade because of lessons learned like labor financial crisis to ensure they're not lending it

incredibly high multiples to income being tight controls than they were in the run . up to the global financial crisis. one of the biggest problems we've seen through the pandemic is the fact that construction in many countries close down g, c, d, 's, a lot downs. and she has construction begins to re open places, new, even though the u. s. or other countries, you have issues with labor shortages, you've got issues with material shortages, duplication of lockdown has been a real problem. so i think there's a real impetus, the main government policy to try to encourage construction volumes to try and increase supply. and he's saying in many parts the world, places like berlin at the moment, really live debates around rent controls, rent caps to try to alleviate the affordability issue. but the biggest problem seems to be had a delivery of a stock. so actually there is more supply that people see either rent or to buy. now can, if he is courts absolve its most famous poet,

700 years after his death. dante l. a gary may be celebrated as one of the fathers of italian literature. but he was also a convicted criminal, forced into exile until his death. the riser of the divine comedy is now being given a re trial to post true, mislead, clear his name. adam rainy reports from dante hometown, thorns, or in the middle of our life's journey. i found myself in a dark wood so, so begins dantes epic poem, the divine comedy, an illusion perhaps whose exile from his beloved florence vanished and condemned to death for corruption while serving a brief term and public office. dante spent the last years of his life trying to get back home and riding one of the world's greatest works of literature. down to got so many things found in the divine comedy found in today's world as well. not just on a personal level, but a political one too. though he died,

a convicted criminal, a few other floor in time to occupy such a high place in the cities pantheon of heroes. the truth is, many people who come here to florence to pay homage to dante, don't even know he was exiled and later sentenced to death. and those who do know that don't really care if he was guilty or not. and even now, during the pandemic, hundreds of people are coming here like this, place his childhood home to see what his life may have been like. 700 years after his death. though dante still has a criminal record lawyer, alexandra traverse. he has his way that could change. he shows as the ruling issued in $13.00 oh, $2.00, he'd like to get overturned enough to stay at the game or suspicion is that the legal court system and the charge is called against him. will used against dante, easy to eliminate him as a political, wrongful employee. traverse the organized and review the ruling anthony on hand

leading lawyers and historians presiding over it a supreme court justice. there is a sense that the conference that dante was wronged, punished for being on the losing side of political battles. that royal 14th century florence, one of dante's direct descendants, was happy to take part, but was under no illusions. i find it sort of amusing, to be here to listen to what they have to say. i think that the revision by itself will have no practical effect. and of course dante dantes memory does not need this other. florence may never officially clear dante's name. the supreme poet, if he's known, will continue to draw visitors here, inspiring them for years to come. adam rainy al jazeera florence stella had here on here. how promotion to the top flight had this coach going head over heels?

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what's going on here is very different. first off, the back thing comes in the form of a naval freight, special coverage of the colona virus pandemic on a jessina. ah ah, wasn't back, it's now time for sport and peter, the father. thank you so much ferrari sharla. claire has claimed pole positions with whom grown pre monaco, but it wasn't without incident of the talking. the foster son by more than 2 tenths of a 2nd. look that crushed into a berry on the pine street so you could in monte carlo. the qualifying session was stopped, meaning no other driver had the chance to claim top spot. max to stop and o'clock the 2nd full time, while chan,

which of leader louis hamilton struggled and we'll start sunday's race. in 723 russian track and field athletes have been shortlist to compete under a neutral flag ahead of the tokyo olympics. will the fedex released a list on saturday? which included 3 time world champion high jump, maria, last it. skinner, and wool champion pole. vaulter angelica suda only 10 will make the final cut. the russian tract federation has been suspended since 2015 because of state sponsored doping. the old anti doping agency will trial a new form of drug testing at the few games, dried blood spa testing, in which small samples collected from a finger brick and blotted onto an absorbing card has already been hailed as a potential game changer in the fight against drug chiefs, its hope, the technique will be in routine use by next february, winter olympic in parallel games. in beijing, it can be used to,

to complement current doping practice in particular, fussy dates, the analyzes, of unstable compounds. and to expand on the, on the number of us these can be tested in, in the more remote areas of the world from where traditional blood samples are difficult to, you know, to transport boxing legion, manny pack. yeah. he's getting back in the ring for the 1st time in 2 years. he's announced the world title fight against wealth of a champion, springs junior in las vegas on august 21. at 42 peck who was 11 years older than the american opponent. zombies and in 27 fights, as well as being bach things only a division will champion pack yells, also the soothing center thing for the pins. 5 time ed teacher been phil mickelson goes into day 3 of the p. j championship. at a time at the top of the leaderboard, mickelson is that 5 on the power long for louis with stays and at the i the 1st

major in 8 years. if the 50 year old holds on to win on sunday, he'll be the oldest player to win a major title. i'm having a lot of fun and to play well to no one playing well hanging to the weekend have to be in contention. have a good opportunity i'm having a bloss, i'm excited to for the weekend. so this has been, it's been a lot of fun with them. one deaf and johnson missed the cuts and eagle part of the 7 was the highlight of around the finish at 6 over paul. just need some assistance with some other players who went home on friday, missing because of the lease of some players problems. though an alligator briefly interrupted the round when it crossed the 6 hole in front of a group of players. i'm told this one is just a baby, a few days ago, a much bigger one. smack into the media area, showing it's credential. just a day off, the columbia was stripped of a thing rights of this he has copper america. the paraguayan governing body has

said the to them is simply must go ahead who's the we are is the paragon f a sports director. as well as a former national team goalkeeper, he says the tournament has to take place the student because there is no other place in the calendar. any postponement would affect the south american world cup qualifies which are already behind schedule, because of covert 19. are lagging on also say you want to go into these no inconvenience. may we continue somehow with what has been planned? if not, would be very hard to finish. the world cup qualifies. we have mentioned suspended would be hard to find international dates to play. these matches before both cope or america and the world cup qualifies. i believe, must go on somehow they must be played. the new champions of spain will be decided in the next few hours with only a lady on the grid or rail madrid able to clench the title. it's in good hands. there are 2 points ahead in the table. so if they match rails result against viet a l, they will when they 1st legal titling 7 years, but their opponents rail via adulthood are battling for hood relegation. so coach

diego, semi only knows it's not going to be easy when united on the people to final with 2 teams fighting for different objectives. the goals that are very important for both . and we will give up our lives to get the subjective important. this is what's important in our match and later we'll see. but now is not the time to speak about what i will do about my future, or indeed what the club will do. now this is the time to pull all our energy into our match. well, if the dan wins, he might not celebrate like this coach in saudi arabia, 51 year old, sniffin how big been ramadan completed? 5 cart wheels off the theme fare were promoted to the top floyd. the golden state warriors will miss out on the n b a player for the 2nd year running off the leading to the memphis grizzlies on friday. the 2 teams were confessing the final play of thought in a play in to intimate 2nd year in a row. now go and say, well miss out on the play of memphis winning 117112 over time here to have to pay

for the 1st time in 4 years. they will play the utah jazz in the 1st round. and that will do it. and it said vantage, the boston bruins in a n h l, playoff series against the washington capitals. on friday, the bruins cruise to 41 went over washington that hands boffin, a 31 lead in a best of 7 series spread march, and david passed to knock charlie coil and maxim group. for in, for the proven and the colorado abalone showing a commodity position in a play of series against the st. louis blues, ron grades had a goal and to assist in colorado ran a 51 windows lead at the west division. matchup 3, nothing me. and that's all i had to say. mostly late in the south is thanks so much peter. i must say, i thought about allegations probably. you know, well that's it for this news. that'll be back in

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