when off a northern italy where we did have weather alerts in play, warning about the potential of a deluge of rain and we saw it 64 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. you should get about $89.00 for the entire month of made that batch of wet weather has moved across the adria to see into croatia and slovenia, where we could see much of the same as while 50 plus millimeters of rain outs. where we did have that disturbance, we do have that disturbance really parked over the north sea. it's winging wet weather into the low countries and also southern sections of scandinavia. still a bit brisk. those winds across the u. k. on tuesday, but they will eventually die down almost call the aligned rate there. the nice other can be found toward the mediterranean, plenty of sun and high temperatures. so i take you to turkey right now, and we've got this fi resort city of antalya. we've got you in for 36 on tuesday, but here's the thing you're temperatures will start to slide over the next few days . and that's because we've got a wind coming off the mediterranean. i want to get you up to speed with the weather

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the me you're with found to tell the story, is this our, you a secretary states and any blinking meeting israel prentice to prime minister, i'm sorry benjamin netanyahu today in an effort to turn the fire between israel and hamas. something will last thing. he will go on to visit the occupied westbank for talk to the palestinian authority. president mac moved about several 100000 people are being evacuated from 2 states in india was a powerful storm bears down on its eastern coast cycle. and y'all was likely to come ashore in the dish and west ben goal early on wednesday and lines across the world. of suspending the flight to better route after a passenger plane carrying a dissidence was diverted and forced land and minced the use agreed to impose for the economic sanctions. periods military says at least 16 people,

including 2 children, have been killed in an area known for cocaine production. the killings happened in a rural town and peruse amazon region where the leftist armed group, the shining path operates. the military says it found pamphlets in the town calling for a boycott of the presidential election on june 6th body on a sanchez or more from lima. the police and the army have been deployed by presidents. francisco, said osby to this gary remote area in the jungle of peru, is the area where the attack took place is more than 8 hours from the last police check point in that region. there was a pamphlet left behind ob, saying that this was a, an act of social cleansing a new term. for through it. they said that they were after criminals. this attack took place in the bar in an area where there are brussels as the police have

shed. but also there were reports that these attack happens to threaten those who would be willing to vote for right to candidate people from marty who is facing the left wing candidate. you're in the run of election on june . the 6th. it's not the shining path that we've known. since the eighty's and ninety's, the rebel groups the fault, the government for 2 decades that left more than 60000 people did in peru. this is a very different shining path, uses or remnants very little number of them that operate in this very remote jungle area, former banker and businessman kiana law. so it has been sworn in as ecuador, the new president, the 1st conservative in 14 years to take the post. his challenges though,

include economic and health crises, plus the fact he doesn't have a majority in congress. a latin america as the senior, as the broker applause and smiles welcomed incoming president. he had more lashelle, like the pump and pageantry, couldn't camouflage the titanic challenges. would do his new leader is inheriting along with the presidential sash. among them ecuador, his highest ever unemployment rate. it's watched every gentleman crisis, its highest foreign debt. shocking infant and child malnutrition rates, and arguably, worst management of the coven, 19 pandemic in all of latin america. national conservatives says his treatise as his are to blame for this calamity. his state of affairs. what can be more, really that inequality? why do we live in a country with rich lands or poor citizens? why do we have vast natural resources but lived with shortages?

having such fertile land, why does it not produce abundance for those who most need it? the answer is one that our leaders have filed us. arguing that there could be no economic growth until the pandemic is rained in the former banker promises to vaccinate 9000000 doors in the 1st 100 days of his administration. but implementing his free market agenda, which includes numerous free trade agreements and unpopular loan repayment to the i, m f. couldn't leash a new wave of social unrest. the elimination of fuel subsidies 20 months ago, nearly broke down his previous as his government. going along with him, we're also talking about concessions to for an oil companies, tax reforms, and privatization of the pacific bank, which i think should not be sold because there is a good test conflict of interest with the president and his son who heads the private bankers association lasha knows his reforms won't be easy to pull off because he doesn't have

a majority in congress. he nonetheless received thunderous applause when he said that the era of unbridled corruption, authoritarianism, and political persecution in ecuador was over in a mock the nobly. this means doing the unimaginable, let's make history. let's data change inspiring words as so often the case in, in your ration speech ecuador ins will be watching carefully to see if the new president means when he says and does what he promises to see. in human al jazeera couple stories from asia, japan opening its 1st mass vaccination centers ahead of the tokyo olympics. in 2 months time. it is racing to inoculate thousands of elderly people as that battle, the 4th wave of infections. now, some government buildings even assume a stadium have been converted to accommodate the demand. hottest hits cities tokyo and also are planning to in, okay, 15000 people a day. more than 200 people have been injured in

a train crash in malaysia. 2 passenger trains were traveling in opposite directions on the same track when they collided inside a tunnel. in the capital qual them for the prime minister says an investigation is now under way. now 18 years after the start of sedans, dell for conflict, and the 1st man suspected of war crimes. as a peer to the international criminal court alley, i build a man considered the leader of the government backed genji weed fighters. it's i think 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. stevenson this report from amsterdam. it was 14 years ago that an arrest warrant was issued for ali of the off man, better known as alex shaped. the man considered the leader of the notorious joey militia. on monday he appeared in court. he's accused of hundreds of executions, torture, and using rape as a weapon of war. the victims of the suspects clamps. countless and their suffering

immense. the pain inflicted on the victims of these crimes persists. the region of duffle is still grappling with the devastation brought about by these events. entire villages were destroyed. the prosecutor read a testimony of one of the rape victims. she sat under her leadership, which and next month, sexual war crimes are a priority. the war and food has been one of the bloodiest in recent history. appeased agreement was signed last year, but it's estimated up to 300000 people, lost their lives, many from starvation. the ginger we've militia for, alongside the sudanese government against non arab rabble forces. civilians were often targeted. it's such an important moment for people in dar 4 who have had no accountability for widespread crimes committed across dar for they've waited

more than 15 years to see any moves towards justice. hundreds of thousands remained displays until to day while the transitional government in place in 2019 has made some efforts to bring justice to the victims in the 44 suspects, including the main suspect, former president omar albert. she have yet to be handed over to the court in the hague and worldwide for cooling failure. now we want to see the former president and jail along with others and all behind us to the criminal court. that's a basic demand for people in dar for that. they want back down from the transitional government should cover all the gaps created during the time of the former government by cooperating without any conditions with international criminal court easing his job. the lawyers also urge the government to assist i. c. c, prosecutors who will soon visit, therefore, as much as possible. it took nearly 2 decades to bring the horrors of the 4 to the international court. now the court has to decide if it has enough evidence to put

up the last month on trial. and if it does, this could mean that others would follow subclass and al jazeera from the netherlands. now mass shootings were carried out in 5 us states. over the weekend least 12 people were killed. many of them children or young teenagers, president joe biden, his brand of gun violence in the united states. an epidemic robe reynolds reports in new jersey. 2 people were killed in a dozen injured when shots were fired into a large crowd, attending a birthday party. somebody fired from the woods or came added woods and is very tragic, can devastate for a whole community. one person has been arrested in what police believe may have been a targeted shooting. this was a birthday party, a birthday party is supposed to be a joyous event. not a target for those hell bent on inflicting harm on a community. new jersey governor connected that crime to the wave of gun violence nationwide. what we saw here in fairfield is

a microcosm of the scale of gun violence. we see elsewhere in other communities in our state and across the country. in north charleston, south carolina, a 14 year old girl was killed and 13 people were wounded. when a gunfight broke out at what police say was an illegal concert, no suspects have been apprehended. i said, and we were angry too at each other, and i didn't q who, who got hit another gunfight cost to people their lives in minneapolis. yeah, it was a very chaotic scene. officers dealt with a number of people who had been shot and we're laying on the ground in columbus, ohio police are searching for whoever shot one person dead and seriously wounded several others in a park after midnight. also in ohio, police say 3 people were killed and at least 3 wounded in shooting outside

a youngstown bar, in orange, california balloons and toys were offered near the site where a 6 year old boy was shot in the back. as his mother drove him to kindergarten, police see the killing stemmed from a road rage incident. the family of aiden leos is pleading with the public for help in finding the shooter. he had to hold them while he was dying. no, like, no mother should have to go through that. at least $119.00 children under the age of 11 have been killed in gun violence so far this year. i expert said the surgeon violence is at least partly attributable to a large increase in gun sales. the f b, i reports nearly 40000000 guns were sold in 2020 breaking all previous records. and analysis by the university of california at davis says the coven, 19 pandemic. worse and structural, economic and social inequities in american society in ways that contribute to

violence. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles and will say, nodded states warehouse prices are soaring, leaving many low and middle income families simply priced out. and it's being made worse as fewer homes are being built during the pandemic due to a shortage of building materials. and kalika reports from miami. the final part of our series on the rising cost of housing. despite a deadly pandemic south florida is booming in miami businesses and the wealthier relocating in droves attracted by lower taxes and sunny weather. that means a surging housing market. the medium price for a single family home, now, well over $400000.00 groups working to find affordable housing, having an increasingly difficult time. first time buyers like all these dell, s u, a priced out of them. not being able to do it. now. it is like when i will be able

to do it. this is the question, because i don't know if the prices are going down and we still, we are, we still are in the middle of the pin they make. we're not in an environment where we have a whole lot of public land that can be donated to create affordable housing. it's the story. charles daphne knows all to well. the land trust he works for focuses on building affordable homes in communities like miami's little haiti with costs rising, vital projects installed. when you don't have housing, we don't have adequate jobs and income to support housing options. if you don't have the ability to sustain a community, the idea behind subsidized public housing like this is to give families a chance to save and buy their own home. something increasingly out of reach. owning your own home is the foundation of the american dream. but even before the

pandemic came along, there was a shortage of affordable housing here. now things it was compounded by rising construction costs, stagnant wages, and the shortage of new bill homes, or factors that have big consequences for communities across the united states. the price of lumber hidden old time high this month, driven up by covered $900.00 supply issues. the impact on poorer communities is already being felt. so they've got 2 choices. you right. and then you start paying more, ryan is the landlord increase the surprises? and then that means you have less for everything else that you need to do in life. and eventually it hits a point where it's, it's attainable and you've got to relocate. affordable housing is a backbone of the economy, creating safe communities, jobs, an opportunity with rising costs, many and now facing stop choices with no solutions. insight. galico al jazeera miami, florida. something

a little different for you now from south korea where many island communities face the economic challenges of an aging population. a problem for many remote areas, but as roughly broad reports, one the islands to stay off the south coast is trying to change that with the color purple. it's literally everywhere you look purple. all the buildings big or small, and the few vehicles that are allowed to travel on the roads that connect them. the full bridges that now link these tiny islands with the outside world. right down to the plates, be tough. even the residents have embraced the purple life on the rocky again, fragile, or i think it's pretty. and the government here provides us with pepper clothes and jackets to wear about the the islands charge a small fee for the increasing number of tourists,

many of whom come appropriately dressed, to encourage you to get in the spirit visitors who bring something purple to get in for free, the inspiration for the may cova comes from the lavender, which grows here naturally. now thanks to the colors universal adoption, the islanders who previously got by on farming and fishing can ad tourism woke up all i did. but it was difficult to get to produce off the island to sell, but now with people coming here we can sell directly to them. so it's good and i'm happy. the purple islands fame has spread organically. thanks to tech savvy korean . and there hash tagging ways leading to ever more visitors looking for that perfect selfie. this a purple transformation has taken place just at the right time to catch the growing selfie taking trend. but in the past year,

it's also benefited from the south koreans looking for quirky tourism attractions at home because of the pandemic. if purple is your thing, this is the place for summer tourists wanting to travel overseas. it's maybe not quite what they had in mind, but they come away with holiday memories. in a cheery shade of purple public bride al jazeera, the purple island south korea. we're take you back to our top story and that is the visit by us secretary state antony blinking to israel and the occupied palestinian territory. the live shot here of the podium in the flags as we wait to hear from the secretary of state. and these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who have been having discussions for the last hour or so while we wait for events, we talk to james bass diplomatic editor who is traveling on this trip, which and any blinking is taking it will be interesting, james,

i think to hear the tone which secretary lincoln takes, we know he will have support for israel. we know he will support israel's right to defend itself, but will there be a slight change of tone with regards to engaging with the palestinians and rebuilding garza? i think there will be, i think that's already been signaled and interviews that he's done before. he came here interesting that the press release announcing formerly that he was coming. he came out about 24 hours ago and that she came out from the white house from president biden, announcing the trip formally showing. i think that this trip, the secretary of state. yes, he's biden's top part of florida has official, but he's here with a direct or authority of the president. what he says is biden's word in many ways. and in that news release announcing it, it made the points that the there is still the u. s. is iron clad commitment is said to israel's defense, but it said they wanted to rebuild relations with the palestinians,

which after years of neglect so that, that 2nd part that's new in many ways. because of course, the by the administration is only be not in office for 4 months, the trumpet administration, their relation set with the policy authority completely deteriorated after the decision to move the u. s. embassy to jerusalem. and so, chance for a fresh start there. and obviously in the coming hours we got lots of other meetings after the netanyahu meeting 1st in israel, he's going to be meeting with the foreign minister and with the defense minister. but then importantly he travels to ramallah for that meeting with mahmoud abbas. of course, what he's not going to see is the effects of the so called precision bombing by israel and the utter destruction in many parts of gaza. just think you, when you said the words, they're biting administration, it made me think of nathan yahoo administration as well,

which is technically i can take a one at the moment. we know that israel simply cannot get out of this political deadlock and there was some suggestion that actually prime minister netanyahu may have benefited from the gulf war as far as his popularity goes. but the fact as he may not be in office, that much longer. no, he's currently the prime minister because he was a prime minister after the previous election. the current coalition negotiations are still under way. and right now it's the main opposition. the to the one who is part. he had the 2nd number of votes in the election. yeah. the peed who is trying to form a government, the coalition forming effort was put on hold jeering the 11 days of the conflict, but now has got underway. again. we understand that there'll be a meeting between the sexual state and mr. le peed at the end of the day when the secretary blinkin has come back from ramallah and his back in jerusalem also was

telling you that as i said a moment ago, he's meeting other key israeli leaders, including the defense minister benny dance. and it's interesting that on the state department list, it describes benny gans says, defense minister, an alternate prime minister. because you remember under the before this latest election, he was supposed to take over as prime minister. that looks unlikely, although i have to say, israelis have made it quite clear over 2 years and for elections, they can't make their mind up and then the to clear who should be governing them. and it's certainly not certain that they won't be another fist general election. that's certainly quite a strong possibility when the 2 men come out to those podiums and hopefully that happens sooner rather than later. james, what is the likelihood that prime minister netanyahu will bring up iran? because i wonder if that is really his. i mean, iran is always his big concern and actually what we're seeing now with regards to why the middle east piece and issues probably wouldn't be being discussed if it

went for what just happened in gaza. these readings would far rather talk about iran i've, i've sat when will lead as a travel to new york every september and the un general assembly. and this in to 70 speeches button for prime is missing yahoo. and then recent years, the amount of time he speaks about the palestinians gets shorter and shorter and shorter. that was one occasion i think what he didn't mention, the palestinians in the whole speech was about iran. clearly what's happened over the last 11 days, the focus of the secretary of state is on the, the aftermath of the conflict and trying to keep the si se fog going. so from the u . s. site that's all they want to talk about, but i wouldn't be surprised if there's a mention of iran and it's worth telling you there was a ceremony in the last 24 hours for the new. well, the outgoing mail side chief and the new more side chief taking over ensuring that these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu talked about possible need for

independent action by israel on the issue of iran. well, that's something that's sort of was something that the bite and ministration really, really, why want to hear? because they're putting a lot of effort right now in trying to get back into the iran nuclear deal. that mean a lot of progress in vienna talks have been going on for some time now in the end. and we're not seeing a lot of public noise from the end of what's going on that, but they've made a lot of progress. one of the problems was this temporary deal with the a on monitoring which expired. that now has been extended for another month, giving them a little bit more time. but the real deadline in this, in some ways may well be the iranian elections, which coming up on the 18th of june. so this is a very delicate stage of this process, is that the bible ministration really wants to succeed. they really want to get back in that nuclear deal with iran. so any comments by the israeli prime minister?

i'm sure we consider pretty unhealthy, james, by our diplomatic editor on the road in west jerusalem at the moment. we will be back with him at the top of the hour because we're waiting to hear from the us secretary state anthony blinking and these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu . we've seen some pictures of them arriving for their discussions, as we suggested with james their discussions, but may not have been going on. had it not been for 11 days of conflict in garza, but it's put the issue of middle east tensions and well ultimately may be one day, middle east pay back on the agenda. secretary lincoln there with prime minister netanyahu. he will also be meeting we are told the israeli defense minister ban again, who james also mentioned is listed as the alternate to prime minister. and he was supposed to almost job share with prime minister netanyahu. but of course was ready . politics is a very fluid situation. after these talks, it will be to ramallah for secretary of state lincoln to meet with the palestinian

president mahard about in the occupied west bank towards which well they haven't been in 3 years hasn't been direct engagement between the united states and the palestinian authority. in many years under the trump administration, so perhaps the signs of some change under the binding administration. the place that secretary blinking won't be going though, is garza, even though that was the world's focus for the last 2 weeks. he won't be visiting there, of course, because it is run by mass and mass considered a terrorist organization by the united states. we have our correspondent, very garza who we will be speaking to a little bit later on to find out more about how the people in garza, a coping after those 11 days of conflict. and what they may get out of any talks between the palestinian authority in ramallah and secretary blinking. right? that is you up to date with that story. plenty more. well news though,

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