paycheck away from being on how's program that hits in your eyes to turn it if you well today, this is what the picture looks like the the world from a different perspective on our i this is al jazeera. ah, i know who i am, northern taylor. this is down to 0 news. i live from london. coming off. leaders on both sides. we'll need to chart a better course. on a trip to the middle east to shore up the garza face far. the secretary of state judges financial aid for the palestinians, but not peace talks. european airlines reroute their flights to avoid fellow roost

after passenger plane is diverted there to arrest an opposition journalist, ammonia coolly to take back control of the country after arresting and acting, the transitional president and prime minister and board, elliptic organizers in a united states advisory against travel could, japan won't affect their preparation. a surgeon corona virus cases in japan flow back nation rate is prompted. the warning ah will begin with us efforts to strengthen the fragile cease far between its ally, israel and mos in garza. sexual state entity bring can years on a trip to the middle east and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. he also pledged millions of dollars in aid for gaza when insisting that hamas, which runs the territory,

should not benefit from it on paper, but to get it to james bay's reports from ramallah. and you'll come westbank arriving intel of the us secretary of state on a trip with a narrow ame keeping things calm after the c. his 1st stop an audience with israel's prime minister pledging the u. s. is continuing commitment to israel's defense. but adding this, we believe that palestinians and israelis each served to live safely and securely to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity and democracy to be treated with dignity. that echoed by the israeli leader. his words, perhaps unconvincing to some of the leading and 11 de bombardment of garza, we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians. the managerial conditions in ramallah. the 1st visit by a secretary of state to the president of the palestinian authority for over 3 years

old contact was stopped when the trumpet ministration announced it was moving the u . s. embassy to jerusalem. there was a cordial tone, but it was clear, one of the president central de bonds was not on the u. s. agenda. one of the month . and yet we hope that the future will be full of diplomatic activity in order to reach a comprehensive solution. and to put an end to recent events, president bass was told though that the u. s. would reopen its consulate general in east jerusalem. a diplomatic representation specifically for palestinians, which was close by president trump. there was a commitment to help and the rebuilding of garza off the 11 day war and a new package of funding for the un and the palestinian authority. what was most telling in his meetings was what secretary lincoln didn't say. no mention of pushing towards the 2 state solution, no mention of a peace process. it's clear that the biden administration wants to put

a lid on this conflict, but for now doesn't want to attempt to actually solve it. james bay's al jazeera ramallah. as garza continues to clear the rubble of the contract with israel, it's been confirmed that 5 people with cobit 19 died on tuesday. 450 new cases were recorded, but those numbers are thought to be drastic under estimates. with a war damaging the regions testing capacity and providing conditions for the virus to spread quickly. health officials a warning of a disastrous 3rd wave reported report some gather made out. i'm a see is struggling for breath. like much of goes is population. he'd spend days at home in fear of his really bumming rates. the trouble was he'd been infected with coven 19 and was getting worse day by day. now his condition got to say, is very serious. had the money. thank you. the home during the war. get corona

virus symptoms, but he couldn't come to the hospital because he was the shelling. we've had many cases like this that we've been dealing with. when i get home in another ward and garza cities, she hospital, we find budget sally, a doctor turn patient recently out of intensive care. it wasn't covered 1900 that put in there. it was an israeli as strike. the security camera in garza's ministry of health building shows the moment he was blasted out of his office. the building wasn't hit directly. this was collateral damage from a strike across the street. but it was more than enough to shut down. garza's only covered 1900 test lab testing, finally resumed, less than half the previous capacity on monday. as well as keeping people at home. the strikes also drove tens of thousands out into temporary refuge in school buildings. there was some rapid flu testing done in places like this. the positivity rates were as high as 50 percent low, about the unit. no distancing,

no mosques, no protection, no hygiene. all of this created a bad situation. we know the corona spreads rapidly that we have in british variant . aaron garza, 5 cases would have been enough to in fact, all 4000 people in one school and american logan own the health ministry is worried about the prospects of what it calls a disastrous 3rd way. the corona virus, which is why this is so necessary. 48600 doses of the 5 vaccine delivered under the kovacs international alliance, straight to garz's only ultra cold freezer in the run t c hospital. in comparison to the vaccination campaign so far in gaza, this represents a major delivery and a much needed one. but in comparison to the need across garza, especially right now, it remains a drop in the ocean. this is far from the mass vaccination campaign. seen just a short drive and a world away in israel. so far less than 2 percent of garz's population has been

fully vaccinated. while gaza has been focused on the immediate life and death concern of a brutal but short war. a longer term threat may well have been gathering pace for it. i'll do 0. garza is there any security forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied westbank? l 5 was short as undercover officers tried to arrest one of his relatives. it was accused of carrying out a shooting attack. he was taken to a hospital in ramallah, where he died from his injuries. he, the abraham has more from ramallah. you are url or the 23 year old mother and i had some plays a short while ago and somebody was telling us that he was engaged to get married before he comes to his several wounds after he was shot by the ready for his fire. he's for me, i thought it mighty refugee camp, but he was saw that near almost its neighborhood, you're locked in what is known here as the nightly rates by the israeli forces. they've been on the rise already and local human rights organizations are saying

that they've been the highest in 6 years since mid april. so what the poverty is saying is that i wasn't the one targeted by the radio forces, but that the on kill himself was soaking to the media said that he was the one who was targeted. but then they saw his nephew. it's not clear how this has happened that we haven't heard yet from the israeli army. but you could sense the sense of frustration here among housing is who would tell you that? maybe the media's eyes are going to shift their ways from the palestine story. but people here are still living on there is really occupation for this. one person has been killed in iraq and 20 more injured in anti government purchase in the capital, baghdad, police fod live rounds into the air and you get to disperse the progresses according to security. and medical sources as anger after a wave of killings of pro democracy activists and journalists in recent months. and

he's to fail to rest. we'd not dent defy any of the killers. united nations and united kingdom of joined international demands for the reese of a better russian journalist, detained after a commercial jet, was forced to land on sunday. and roost is accused of faking a bomb alert to force the plane to divert to its capital ministry. so that the opposition journalist could be arrested during hall has more a little bit of the video shows, journalist and blogger, roman protest, savage saying that he's cooperating with the bellows authorities. and he's being treated according to the law. could you but look closer, according to those who know him well, there are signs. he's been beaten, his nose looks different, possibly broken. there appears to be bruising and may come. powder, unconscious of his face and muscles. many world leaders have condemned. what happened on sunday, after a run, a plane from athens to vilnius, was intercepted by a bell, russian make fighter jet, and force to land in minsk,

potter savage and his russian girlfriend sophia, so peggy were taken into custody. pretty prime minister boris johnson is the latest joining us president joe biden. and the leaders of the european union, johnson said the video of protest savage was deeply distressing and warned that barrows will face consequences. and those consequences are beginning to crystallize . targeted economic sanctions promised by the e u. the bella, russian national airline, bella, we are banned from e u airport, a host of international airlines avoiding bella and ask space, depriving the regime of valuable revenue for overflight rights. nato has stepped into the fray. secretary general jen stilton burg described sunday's incident as state hijacking. the united nations office for human rights likened it to extraordinary rendition such abuse of state power against the journalists for exercising functions that are protected under international law is receiving and

deserves. the strongest condemnation came to galvanize global outrage and speaking from exile in lithuania, opposition figures, svetlana, take an op sky called for concerted international action, the functions, wallace, and the society. and really the hold on one for the agenda. she's asked that her group be allowed to meet g 7 leaders at their summit in the u. k. next month. french president emmanuel macros says he supports that idea, as mainly western opprobrium continues to build aimed at the 27 year long rule of alexander lucas shanker. jonah, how al jazeera, the russian girlfriend of a detained beller russian journalist as also now appeared on video. sophia pago is

a 23 year old student who was traveling with roman are ta civic. she was also detained on criminal charges, according to a statement from the russian foreign ministry and pro democracy act. this initiative movie, left chanted bedroom will be free. as they were handed prison sentences in court. 7 have been jailed for between 4 and 7 years on charges of organizing matter. that's going to radio free europe or she lo, house is a proven a bill with effectively bars, allies of opposition liter alex, in the valley. from running for public office, the state duma past the 2nd reading of the bill which prohibits people involved with groups designation, extremists from being elected invalid. these anti corruption foundation is facing charges of being an extreme mr organization. he's currently serving a prison sentence for breaking bail conditions and says he's just been informed of free new criminal investigations against him. russian court is find us tech giant

google and facebook over their failure to delete content deemed illegal fines amount to just $400000.00. but russia is also threatening to slow down the internet services a sanction. it's already placed on twitter rushes. media watchdog says the company's published posts, including videos, encouraging children to join anti government purchase. the white house and kremlin have confirmed that you as president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin . we'll meet in geneva next month. the summit comes to make growing tensions between the 2 nations over by button, as described, russia as the biggest threat to us security white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has the name of the white house denies the upcoming meeting with us president joe by the russian leader vladimir putin is a reward for bad behavior on the part of russia, including the interference in the 2016 us election. also bounties paid allegedly,

on us soldiers in afghanistan by russia, or even the more recent solar winds, cyber hacks of government agencies. instead, the white house press secretary gen saki saying this is how diplomacy work. this is not a reward, but instead a defense of us interests and better range of thorny issues will be discussed. we expect they will spend a fair amount of time on strategic stability where the arms control agenda goes, following the extension of new start. obviously we're both members of the p 5 plus one as well as those negotiations are going present. will also raise ukraine, underscoring america support for ukraine, sovereignty and territorial integrity. and he will also plan to raise bell roofs and conveyor grave concerns as he has now done publicly. well, this will be the 1st face to face conversation between by them and putin is not the

1st conversation. many of the issues that will be raised have already been brought up by president biden on a telephone call with the russian leader. it is expected to be a contrast to his predecessor donald trump. many americans. c waiting, still, waiting, in fact, for a confrontation by a us president. after feeling that donald trump missed those opportunities, specifically in helsinki and 2018 when he accepted the explanation of vladimir putin saying that he did not believe that russia had interfered in the 2016 us election in contrast to the conclusion of us intelligence agencies. in fact, joe biden, from day one has taken a much tougher staff, even referring to the russian leader vladimir putin as a killer. coming up on the news of london is africa, the most active volcano about to erupt again. 5th of a 2nd explosion as people returned to their homes in

d l. c. sauce. 2000000 people ordered to safety is india proposed. second powerful psycho industry over a week. and then for the crowns that force organizers of golf pga championship into a major country. ah, the international community is calling for the immediate release of molly's president and prime minister after former cruelty to add to them and took control of the country, the injury and vice president, colonel se me. goiter who led a military takeover last year accuses them violating transitional government agreements, being held in a military facility capital by michael's greater interest in actions will take place next year. as planned. frances, branded it, a crew within a coo and distressing sanction. political crisis can be traced back to military

action. last year in august, president ibrahim rubica cater was overthrown in a military coup. after months of protests over worsening in security and alleged corruption, the next month retired, colonel bondo was swooning as interim president and was responsible for leading and 18 months transition to new elections. on monday there was a cabinet re shuffle and said the camara and medieval corny to military figures. instrumental in last year's crew were replaced later though, prime minister marked one and defense mister solomon, duke, who were detained and taken to a miniature base outside the capital, threatening the return to civilian rule. nicholas hock is following developments from neighboring cynical in downtown by my co security forces, including the military, are patrolling the streets, dispersing protesters out to denounce what they described as another military coup . we had gather to say yes to republic, you know,

to june 10th and know to another who know to car up the country has been left again to the hands of intention. individuals who are using the operator to rob power and the future. we want them, we are on national television as soldier reads, a statement from former june to leader and vice president as me go into announcing the dismissal of both the prime minister and molly's president, accusing them of sabotaging the transition of power involved. on monday, a government was announced in which 2 leading members of the general had been removed from their position while creating a new government. the prime minister put together a list agreed with by the president. without consulting, we're the vice president who is in charge of making decisions on defense and security. this is a breach of the charter. last did you does seize power from summer president, the rainbow k tyna coo last august following widespread protest over the states

inability to bring peace and security removed from power by the military to into that put them in power. prime minister are one and by and down are being detained in the military camp outside the capital. caught in this tussle for power are the malia people, millions have been displaced from the north in the center of the country where armed groups affiliated to al qaeda in the slimy state. continue to gain ground. this, despite the presence of the biggest and most expensive, un opperation, 4000 french troops since the military gentle has taken over power. the security situation is deteriorating. do you when the african union and the european union have condemned? what french president emanuel con, describes as the who within a qu, he's calling for an urgent un security council. in what appears to be the beginning of another crisis of leadership. in molly nicholas hawks, al jazeera on la moran is head of the for her program at the institute for security

studies. she joins me live from co. thanks very much for being with us. we're strong reaction, as we've heard there for including from the u. n. e u, the u. s. describing it to attempted to calling for leaders release. what can they achieve? do you think? what will they be able to do? well, at the very least, what we're seeing right now is another interruption of the political process. the transition process by mainly traction. this really feels i think right here and by my history repeating itself and quite then vendor is the normal course of this transition. then it is. it's just 9 months after the previous president was forced out by military fusion, as you say, what, what are the reasons behind it this time? well, there has been since the beginning of the transition, 9 months ago. there have been quite some strong tensions within the governments and

we've been really, really on the one side with the civilians and with the ministry forces. what we're seeing right now, i think, is the results of that. the result of these unresolved tensions which the, the pressure that the international community initially puts on, on monday to, to move towards a civilian transition, did not actually address that deeper issues in terms of governance, in terms of power sharing, in terms of pretty well beyond the facade really making sure that the power was resting with you in some placement. right now we do have the, the proof that it wasn't. so i mean, we had kind of go to say that the transition process would continue and the elections would be held in 2022 as plan. but what are the, what is the like? who do you think of those elections? actually go ahead. we'll see what, what happens, but it,

it does sound extremely ambitious. i mean, even before this interruption, it was really questionable whether the electric calendar that had been announced by the government would actually be realistic. what's happening about depending on counts 5 to 7 elections within a period of this month, and they can see where there was never such intensity in the past. in the country with alert, with large portions of the very 3 that are not accessible to to organize elections . where the security remains an issue where there is no election management body that's $2825.00. where there is no actual consensus really on the way these interactions should be managed. so even without the recent political developments that took place today and yesterday, it was already questionable whether these calendar could could hold. and i think

now it's a bit more and tell me you mentioned in boston that a security concerns how much of a problem is this coo and molly for the region as a whole. so this is always a bit difficult to say because these 2 as well as the, the, the one with which should face some 9 months ago. a really happening in by michael with the impacts and the rest of the country being quiet and are in the right control of, you know, the way in which the administration function and, and so on. so there is no clear elements really at this stage to to tell. however, one thing that we should keep in mind, i think, is the lesson from 9 years ago from 2012 where that previous who actually created an opportunity for violent felony groups to take advantage of the

confusion created by the who we've been governments to make inroads this is definitely something that remains a valid content today. owner la motor on the head of the program, the issue, the security study. thank you very much. indeed your time now thousands of civilians is fled their homes in ethiopia as t gray region around the town of axiom is a continuation of attacks on rural villages that began on friday. malcolm webb has more from the kenyan capital, nairobi who, according to multiple testimony that people we've spoken to in the last few hours, who are in the town of acts and many to say attacks began on friday in rural areas on villages attacks that many people say directed against civilians, they named the people who spoke to more than a 1000 villages all of them to the southwest of act. some people blame eritrea and troops. they say that this is displaced thousands of people. many of them have complained of indiscriminate shelling, other people that we've spoken to have reported that men and boys have been

targeted and killed in other cases they've been arrested and taken away. survivors are very worried about that, especially following reports we've seen in recent months of young men being massacred in that region have been accused of supporting their 2 grand people's liberation from the enemy of the government and the government of our choice in this conflict. powerful after shocks in the democratic republic of congo. arising fears of a secondary option. 3 days after africa's most active volcanoes exploded killing at least 32 people. mount near ago sent a river of lava downhill towards the outskirts of the regional capital goma. at least 17 villages have been destroyed with around 5000 people displaced. some of the victims died from toxic gas, fumes, and many a still missing. several 100 children were separated from their families, as they fled. residents who escaped from their option assert,

returning to their homes. but the horses urging caution him on the bus. be careful . do not climb on the lava. people who gather at the lava rocks without being certain that it is already solid risk, suddenly sinking inside. and if the gas is present, you are at risk of suffocating and losing your life. in a 2000000 people have been evacuated as a massive cycle and bears down on ne, in india. so icon, yes is expected to hit westbank go and addition states bringing wins of 150 kilometers per hour. and severe flooding is the 2nd cycle to hit india interest every week. charles transferred reports tropical cyclone y'all is approaching the coast. have been goal in north east india. fast meteorologist say very warm sea temperatures will intensify. the storms power in the coming hours. they say wind speeds could reach up to a 150 kilometers an hour. some coastal areas are already flooded by the storm.

surge, emergency services are trying to organize evacuations. we don't know, leave your homes and property. now. civil defense teams here shows this man. families found shelter in schools and government buildings away from the shore. in these areas near john port has been a rise in the sea water levels. from tuesday morning, the water from the sea has entered a village in many places. and the officials from the disaster management teams are trying to cut channels to remove the sea water on monday night. most residents from the low line areas of the village have been moved to see 4 locations. the indian meets your logical department, said early tuesday that the storm was approximately 320 kilometers away from the coast of west been gold and expected to make the land fall on thursday. it wounds a storm surge could flood coastal areas and disha and coal carter with up to 4

meters of water. indian national disaster response force says it has put on stand by 112 emergency teams to help with evacuations. this will be the 2nd powerful sy cloned to hit india in the last 10 days. 100 people were killed by a cyclone to hit the state of goods you're out in north west india. earlier this month. powerful storms, a common during the monsoon season, but safety procedures this year are expected to be especially challenging as india solve as a huge surge in covey. 19 infections, char stratford, i'll just say much rank, a navy and air force a helping to fight a massive fire on board of container ship anchored outside the port of colombo. cinnapool registered. the express po has been burning for the past 4 days. is 25. my crew has been evacuated after an explosion. congo will miss 1500 containers include 25 tons of nitric acid,

as well as other has those chemicals. specialist fire fighting equipment is on its way from the netherlands. india is also sending help. was more still to come this hour, including george george life is celebrated with strict festivals rallies and moments of silence. one year after he died priced out of the housing market, where the pen demik is making american homes ever more expensive. and in sport, time for one last push in european football with 2 final was coming up in space of 4 days. a hello there. well, it's a conflicting picture once again for much of europe as we get into the mid week.

we've got that cooler, wet weather, continuing across the northern areas. but down in the south, things are heating up. much about what weather is concentrated over scandinavia. we've got a weather system bringing with it persistent rain, some heavy strong winds there. and that's going to affect parts of sweden and norway as well as finan working its way into lithuania. we could see some thunder showers here, and the weather also dominates germany and france. but as we go into thursday that does ease and temperatures do pick up to where we expect them for may. we'll see some was coming in across london as well. so the 3 day look at this by the time we get to friday, temperatures are where we expect them to be and we will be feeling that warmth. but for the south, the heat does continue. lots of sunshine coming through for turkey. grease as well, though they will be a few showers in the north, and italy seen plenty of fine weather for they are barren peninsula. the heat does continue, though we will have some heavy showers to the south and it's

a similar story for the north of africa, hot and dry. but as we go into thursday, we will see showers in the north of morocco. the bit going block chains and crypto guarantees. disruptive technology joined with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system with big open for software. we can't, we don't want money without paying for government award winning filmmaker toast and huffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto crypto bit going no change in the internet on out of sarah most people will never know what's beyond these. the deafening silence of 100000 and how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know

what it's like to work with. every breath is precious with fear. it's not an option. but we're not most people. oh, a reminder. the top stories here now is there a sexual state. antony blinkin says the u. s. is reopening. it's consulate in ocoee bodies, jerusalem palestinians. after meeting the past 10 year old party president of us, he also pledged millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas should not benefit from it. the united nations and your kingdom have joined international

demands for the release of a better russian journalist. attain doctor commercial debt was forced to land on sunday. federation is accused of faking a bomb alert to force the plane to divert to its capital minstrel. position journalist could be arrested and the international community is calling for the immediate release of molly's president and prime minister after the leader of last year, who asked them and took control of the country events being held across the us to mark a year since george floyd was murdered by white police officer. the 46 year old black mans, killing sponsor mass, anti racism, purchase, and demands for racial equality around the world. the festival celebration his life is being held at the street corner where he was killed in new york now. bill diblasio joined others to mark the anniversary by kneeling in honor of floyd. george roy family has met president joe biden at the white house where they advocated for the passage of the george ford justice and policing act. the 25th of

may is the deadline by an original set for the police reform bill to be passed. the and today is an honor to meet with the president and the vice president for them to sort of concern. so our family and for them to actually give an ear to our concern as how we feel on the situation. i think it was a very great mean we're very appreciative and grateful. president vice president by the here research. i think that the meeting when we'll see so or concern i think generally you want to know is that how we were on, on what he could do to support us any day. let us know, days of course, based on the bill, but he wants to make sure that if the right build on that arrest view, he also said that he said that he's not happy about it not being made, but all the now he just wants to be able to be right, if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make but federal law to protect people. cullen. thomas,

obviously justice project director at the advancement project. national office and, and you the focus is on racial justice issues. he joins us by skype from century. thanks very much for being with us. so i'm just going back on to the, to the question of the george roy, justice and policing act deadline set or hope for deadline for present biden hasn't been passed. do you think it will eventually get through the senate? yes, i think it will get through the senate with some compromises. unfortunately, it will that will make it less effective, but i do think it will eventually be passed. yes. and so it includes things like can investigate police training binding. the use of tra, calls establishing a national database of police misconduct. what sort of things in there would make the biggest difference? well, unfortunately, none of those things you just mentioned would have saved george ford's life. i think it's unfortunate reconstructed bill that actually ads $750000000.00 to policing across the country. 15 to 20000000 people went out on the

streets last year with the demand di from the police. and this bill actually adds more money to it. there's nothing about this bill that would have prevented george boyd's murder. it wasn't because of lack of data. transparency wasn't because of a no not grade. was because it wasn't a database of national police misconduct. the chief of police in minneapolis knew very well the long history in 18 complaints against their children. when the chief of police sent their children to police low income communities of color, and george floyd was, was murdered by derek shogun, in spite of that knowledge. so there's nothing in here unfortunately, although it's a, it's symbolically important. and i think it might offer some cover to the families and other families of people who had someone killed by the police, but is alone, will do virtually nothing to prevent. the next kelley essentially mentioned in passing, that phase d d from the police room,

where people suggested that they should move funding from the police forces towards social services. but, but in one example, for instance, in los angeles, they did reduce the police budget, and now they're saying they've had a huge increase in the last year in violent crime. and they haven't the, nothing going to increase the police budget and re hi police officers. what does that example tell if anything, was that example tell us, and are there other things that need to be done? it is more of a priority to to try and so wallace. i think it's important to note that police do not actually prevent the violent crime what we call violent crime in america, by their own data. they spend about 7 percent of their time working on what we would characterize as violent crime. most of their time is spent on things like traffic ticket and responding to calls about local disturbances that can be handled in many other ways. they police the lives of people who are houseless him off angels. and most specifically, everything is clear to park of a community of people who are living alone by violence and force with the police

department, cleared them and try to get them in the housing and put up a fence around the park so that people can not live there in the community that they form. so i think it's a mis. i think a lot of people have the impression that police prevent violence from happening and nothing could be further from the truth. leasing in itself is not designed even to prevent crime. that's not their goal. the goal is to exert social control over communities of color and protect property. that's their primary goal in america, thomas. all right, thank you very much data for your thoughts. okay, thank you very much. house prices in the u. s. a soaring, leaving many low and middle income families priced out, and the situation has been made worse by fewer homes being built during the pandemic due to the shortage of building materials, mechanical reports from miami, in 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 wealthy are 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 it increasingly difficult time. first time buyers like all these dell, s u, a priced out of the market. 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 price is going down and we still, we are, we still 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 dabney knows all too 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 hit an old time high this months, 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 and ram is the landlord increases the prices, 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 on 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. iran's guardian council is about the 2nd candidates it's approved to run for president next month's election. those make you list include around hardline, judiciary chief abraham racy, who successfully ran in the last election. 7 around 600 hopefuls had registered, they were vetted by a panel overseen by wrong supreme nita. i had told her how many, several high profile figures were barred from running, including fuller, president medina shed and form apartments. speaker, a larry johnny, a judge in room has ruled for egyptian security force, members should stand trial for the murder of an italian ph. d student 5 years ago,

she wrote a journeys body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016 very signs of torture. he was researching egyptian trade unions for cambridge university in the u. k. investigators believe so, jenny was mistaken for spy egypt. national security, general teddy, severe and 3 of his subordinates will be tried in his abstention either moraneus horton, vince for us in rome. the judge, hearing the court and rum agreed enough with prosecutors to send this case to trial, and that the trial in which the 4 suspects egyptian security forces will be tried in censure. the prosecutors made a strong argument, a saying that security forces had been spying on virginia for several months before his disappearance and killing. and they also had said that security forces had abuse with cruelty their authority and their actions against jenny. now the defense

attorney who hasn't even met his clients and in egypt made another argument. and that argument was that these gyptian security forces haven't been informed of this hearing and this ongoing process enough to, to defend themselves. and that it should not go to trial, since they haven't been part of the process. the judge utterly disagreed with that . so that was a ridiculous argument because this has been covered so widely and the international press in the gyptian authorities have totally refused to cooperate in this investigation. that that argument did not hold water. and it's also hard to separate this case from italian public opinion because for years now there been signs across this country and clauses in public places saying justice for julie jenny, that's because italians here overwhelmingly convinced that addiction officials have been misleading italian investigators and lying to attain investigators in this now years long process. that opinion is so strong here and it'll,

you even have politicians saying that a gyptian officials are lying to them. that's the present of the parliament who accused of japan officials of lying and misleading investigators. now this trial will go forward, but now be a few months away and won't get underway until october. an italian organized crime bosses known as the king of cocaine has been arrested in northeast in brazil. and uncle moore, a b, t o is a leader of the drug guitar, a mafia style organization, originating in southern, actually, he was captured in the city of ju, our pursuer, as part of a joint investigation between italy in brazil. his arrest comes almost 2 years after he escaped from prison in uruguay. want to be 2 was, has been wanted initially for drug trafficking since 1995. your been union is on track to introduce vaccine passports from next tuesday. you commission president was left on the line, says the install infrastructure for digital vaccination certificates will be ready

. by june. the 1st, a current of ours pandemic was discussed on day 2 of an e duty to summit in brussels. india is reported its lowest number of new code 19 cases. in nearly 6 weeks. the official tale has dropped to less than 200000 new infections in the past 24 hours. and other 3 and a half 1000 deaths were recorded. their experts continued to warn that the actual figures could be much higher. india is struggling to vaccinate. it's 1300000000 people and the 3 percent of its population received at least one job. and police in india have rated 2 of twitters offices after the social media joint tied to a post by routing party spokesman as manipulated media. several b. j. p party leaders share document they said was from an opposition party, criticizing the government's career of ours response. opposition congress party says the document is fake. last month, india's government pression,

twitter to block accounts, critical of its official policy. mountaineering is continuing on mount everest, despite reports of a large covey 19 outbreak at the base camp in nepal, tourism department says it hasn't been notified of any infections on the world's tallest peak and dismissed the report as a rumor. but private operators have cancelled some expeditions saying they can't guarantee climate safety. or so far we have about $100.00 confirmed cases. every space can confirmed by doctors, hospitals by insurance companies, by expedition leaders by helicopter pilots who are flying out to the patients. and of course by the client, but in type that has been confirmed. pcr tested in catman to manager has reported a record number of daily current of our cases with more than 7000 new infections. detected health ministry warns the situation could get worse. if people don't hear public health advice,

that being urged to stay at home for 2 weeks to prevent the virus from spreading. 12000 people have died in malaysia since it began. and haiti declared a week long state of emergency surgeon cases there. it's introduced a nightly curfew and mandatory face masks. people are being encouraged to work from home and observe social listening. haiti has not yet begun that vaccination program . it says it will start next month. still ahead, this news out in sport will hear what elliptic organizes said in response to a us warning about traveling to japan. i'm drugs mcbride on the remote south korean island where the outlook is distinctly purple. ah

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ah ah no his horror with sport or in thanks so much a limbic organizers and says the united states government advisory against travel to japan won't affect their preparations. a surgeon corona virus cases and japan. slow vaccination rate is prop to the warning, the what's the big team says it's athletes are still ready to compete in tokyo. the games are due to begin on july, the 23rd. our top priority continues to remain on organizing safe and secure or didn't be games for everyone. the athletes and all participants as rattle is our gracious hosts. the japanese. people like baker is a professor of public health in new zealand. he believes it's

a mistake for the games to go ahead. if you think of the 2 key features of the olympics invoke a huge amount of international travel and mass gatherings. and they are 2 things entirely incompatible with a pen demik. so it's going to cost lives having the, the moment it's an option went to us. he, i love you. and i really feel for the f li trying to had to go. but there's no reason, no justification what we have to have in the moment. everyone in the public health feel to see it. it's fine to have the olympics after the pandemic holy, when the pinned image is well controlled and we seeing it in diminishing in the around the opposite. at the moment the pen to me is intensifying and they'll be more people who died this year than last year. billions are being spent on making it say, 1st place that she did not the group. i'm so concerned about. i mean the may because

your team is possible, but the other groups are much more concerned about, of course are the people depend, i mean having the base pair, 100000 people arrive from one because no matter what you do, that is almost 60 going to introduce new more than fiction series to devise into japan. it's going to be very hard not to have out with that scale of people arriving from around the globe and congregating even if i take teach precautions. we know that mistakes happen about europe and deafening body. you wafer has open disciplinary proceedings again, sparse. loaner event is unreal. madrid the move follows their involvement in the faded european super league. 9 other teams quickly pulled out of the break away competition, but these 3 clubs had refused to do. so you f as yet release details on what punishments the teams could face. on that as united were one of the crops who performed a rapid, due turn after fierce criticism for players and fans. united are now in poland

ahead of the rope, league final will take on villareal of spain on wednesday. every player when signed to this to disclose, or when comes to the club, he knows it will come to to fight for trophies to win, to trying to in, to be to be a better player. because i think if you look to the story and you have to look to the use of the glove, you have to understand when you come here, the pressure will be there then as well, number one know about jock of edges through to the quarter finals of the bell, great, open playing in his home a tournament. the 3rd was taken to a 2nd set tie break against rolled number 253 maps of morning of germany. junk of which is building up to the french open, which starts on sunday. gotten credit to him for fighting, for playing, playing really well, playing a very courageous, very bold tennis, you know, all or nothing. it's not easy to to get the rhythm when you play somebody like like

him today, but it was, it's a good when we move on and hopefully the next match will be even better. the milwaukee bucks of taking control of their 1st round playoff series against my i'm heat brig star yana center to corner blue leading his team to a 2nd street. when so all malik reports, if the milwaukee bucks were looking to make a statement, they did that and more in game to against the miami and n b, a record equaling $103.00 pointers in the 1st quarter and saw them pretty much out to fight with a 26 point lead going to the 2nd period war to make matters worse for miami, yanis and to to compose was in the mood to show of his skill. the greek superstar bagging 31 points. and 13 rebounds on the 9th, while brin force did most of the damage from long range and out of the female, $63.00, on route to 20. 2 point,

part of miami had no idea what to do. some of the tactics resembling move the more likely to see in a wrestling ring even try to hold them up a little bit. milwaukee winning this 113298. they now have a to nothing. the really don't want to think the team just were like dean lou plane, great offensively move the ball. but at the end of the day we didn't let our foot of the gas dispatch. so mccleary and the goods base, the denver nuggets of rebounded in this series against the portland trailblazer man. nuclear yo pitch put in a master's performance. you gave to your case the joker as he's known. goring, 38 points in the 128 to one. 09 when it's now one game, a piece heading into game 3 to hale malik algae data

and turn him in. organizers have apologize to p. j champion phil mickelson. fan surrounded mickleson and his playing partner book tap because they approached the final green on sunday. nicholson describe the experience as on nerving this year. old american went on to become the oldest ever player to win a major championship. okay, and that is all your support for now. it's now back to lauren in london. thanks very much. and i, rural communities in south korea have known faced the challenges of declining and aging population as the young people had for the big cities. but some remote islands off the south west coast found a unique, unsuccessful way of turning round their fortunes or trotting more. and more tourists, thanks to the color purple as rog, mcbride and port. 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, you'd 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 type of clothes and jackets to where 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 what i did. it was difficult to get our parties 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 koreans and the hash tagging ways. leading to ever more visitors looking for that perfect selfie. this purple transformation has taken place just at the right time to catch the growing self be 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 robert bride al jazeera, the purple island south korea. and that's it from me, lauren taylor,

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