now does there part of the time for must always on good luck. we are the grappling the extra mile where all the media don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. ah, me, this is al jazeera. ah, hello sammy's a dan. this is the news out live from dow coming up in the next 60 minutes by boat and on foot hundreds of thousands in the democratic republic of congo, a scrambling to find safety. after another warning, volcanic eruption, there was panic when the evacuation order came. his baby, his secret santa was badly burned when a cooking talk with no medical attention,

but there isn't any available. he had this reception center in rwanda, people fled over the border from the city of goma to come here. germany officially recognizes as genocide, it's slaughter of tens of thousands of had at o. and now my people in the maybe a jewish colonial rule. publicans in the us block, an independent investigation into the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. supporters shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rub because they were afraid of donald trump and faithful politics. where live in mexico city to look at why so many regional candidates in local elections are being attacked or kills. i'm john nash, with sport and toto has extended at face of emergency with less than 2 months before them picks again and will be life support to build up to the champions

league final. between manchester city and chelsea ah, tens of thousands of people are seeking shelter in the democratic republic of congo . also, authorities ordered the evacuation of areas in the city of goma. there are fears, volcano may erupt again at any moment near or gone. go roll back into life on saturday, killing doesn't. the government says nearly 400000 people have been displaced in recent days. goma lives, a dozen kilometers from the volcano. malcolm, where is the real good atto reception camp and neighboring rwanda. it's hosting people who've escaped from goma. there was panic when the evacuation order came. baby ca, temere, was badly burned when a cooking pot was not over. he needs medical attention, but there isn't any available. he had this reception center. in rwanda,

people fled over the border from the city of gamma to come here from the b. believe he spent the night sleeping under this head. they say it's cold. several of the people that are going to hear their homes and everything they was destroyed in the initial reaction. nearly a week ago when lava came gushing out the side of the volcano, they were waiting in the city of goma for help that the government and promised, but it didn't come and they wanted to evacuate that. so now they hear. many of them say they're hungry and they need help. but just to let me come, we had people screaming. you're going to die and wondered what was going on. that's when we saw mom near gone, go up to the heart level, came down. all residents are left with nothing and the level district everything in it's pass some help as a ride. you and in the red cross have brought these parcels of food and blankets,

which is prepared to distribute the people keep arriving to registering at this desk. the whole line new arrivals waiting, everyone sitting on the floor around here as arrived within the last few hours. one of the worst things is the uncertainty people here really, one needs to be in their home, but they have no idea if or when it will be safe to go back to them. which on granville ross joins us now, have on skype from nairobi. he's the regional africa, direct director for mercy. cool, good to have you with us. so report say people who fled their homes are in a situation. many of them were finding no water, no food. how much of a humanitarian catastrophe or crisis are we on the verge? of shown, if you can hear me, i was asking you are the high yeah. why?

yes. so the reports are talking about people who fled their homes and have no access to food or water. at least many of them are on the verge of a humanitarian crisis. i think we don't see on the verge of a humanitarian crisis. i think more importantly, we are obviously all the things for the best. and now waiting for further information from the authorities in the experts as to whether people can start to return to their homes and goma. meanwhile, certainly, i know the routine and obviously ourselves and other organizations. a busy looking at the plans of mac contingencies to provide support to those who have been displaced from the original la la. obviously, a large number of people have lost their homes and will need immediate humanitarian assistance in the form of housing. and i think more importantly is rarely working

to understand currently, even with the displacement, more than half a 1000000 people in the cities, nor remain cut off from what slice due to the damage from the previous lava flows. so those remaining gum and those who are returning a move honorable and never and require just bought sliced while we looked for them and solutions and then days and months to come. there is also talk of cholera. how worried you? why are you about that? yeah, i mean, i think everybody recognizes color and go my eyes and demick and so unfortunately in these kinds of situations where people lose access to fresh clean running water . obviously, sanitation systems and facility joe damage shall overwhelmed. inevitably, there is certainly a risk of an outbreak color also got to wonder what people are going to return to when they do come back to their homes in government. because some of the

reports say, you know how houses have been damaged water, electricity supplies and networks have been damaged. is there any kind of operation or assistance on the way to deal with that? i think everybody right now is certainly mobilizing to plan to provide the necessary support as people start to return. obviously we need to work in close coordination with the government and the authorities. and then with our un and other international n g, a counterpart. certainly, i know our team is in close coordination with the relevant other partners and organizations as we begin to understand the scan of the needs. and we'll be certainly looking to mobilize resources to meet the needs of the people as they start to get back to all right,

thank you so much. john granville that thank you. and germany has acknowledged it's committed genocide in the may be in the early 20th century. after 5 years of talks, berlin ruled out reparations, but agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in a for development projects. ownership hall reports as their land and cattle were being taken from them. the head people took a stand against their german colonizers at the start of the 20th century. what came next still haunts their descendants. more than a century later. between 19041908. the germans tried to exterminate the nama, and had people executing thousands and driving other tribes. people into the desert, survivors were used a slave labor and concentration camps, around a $100000.00 people were killed. in this genocide, germany has finally accepted responsibility, its size and height to deny. we will now officially call these events what they

were from today's perspective, a genocide in doing so, we also acknowledging our historical responsibility in a light of germany's historical and moral responsibility. we will ask namibia and the descendants of the victims for forgiveness. berlin's agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in the next 3 decades in the form of development projects. some had to call it a betrayal of their ancestors because the deal did not include a direct payment of compensation. these had nothing to do with reparation. they call it no, not reparation, but he got reconciliation. so this is a kind of new, new art of, of, of development, age and development, age goes to this government. and this government of no media, as we know, is a corrupt government. in this money will never reach the norma. and there are

people that, especially though the dissidence of these 2 nations, that's why we say no to this reconciliation, we want to reparation. we want to talk directly to the german government, half of the nama people, and 80 percent of the head were killed. much and maybe as arable land is still owned by descendants of german settlers. some could stand to benefit from the announcement as money will be allocated for land purchases. and vocational training may be, as government says, the move is a step in the right direction to heal. we have to learn to live with the scars, but for descendants of those who are either killed or marched into the color, hurry desert to starve to death. it's a wound that may never heal. and her chappelle al jazeera natasha banana the night . why is novia as deputy prime minister, a minister of international relations? she says, the deal follows years of reconciliation assets. it is true that sense

of in me been while i'm in part the emotion which i've been to the governments voice fusion. that the general government has to accept the heavy for me to the general side. apple of guys. and the real issue for the fight is through the government. they've been engaging for all of the invoice in the tech and we have made progress. and i have to tell you that then this last emotion of while i'm, it's been getting government has decided that you did that me or officially day off the prime minister. that was the government representative in the parliament has been informed the nation to administer your statement. and that is going to be done when off,

while i'm in the resume of this coming week. the united nations refugee agencies expressing concern about the crisis in ethiopia, northern te gray region. there are 4 hundreds of refugees have been taken from displacement camps by soldiers. schools have also not been spared, right rings, right? when groups say arrives, groups rather say, warning signs of destroyed schools which are being used by military bases. child stratford, reports, computers smashed equipment stolen, a place of learning, destroyed. this is just one of many schools which according to a report by human rights watch, has been damaged by both government and opposition forces during fighting in the t gray region of norman ethiopia. the organization accuses government troops of using a high school as a military base. part of this is obviously going to be ensuring accountability for the abuses which these communities have seen happen. as i said, there is

a real fear of returning to school because forces that have abused and have destroyed the schools often around fighting beginning t gray 6 months ago. that's when the se open government, backed by its ally era trail, launched a military operation accusing the t great people's liberation front of attacking its federal military bases in the north and the stabilizing the country. the us has been a strong ally, a vc oak, his government for years, but he's growing frustrated with the scale of to fighting and widespread reports of sexual violence. the senate foreign relations committee was told on thursday that an estimated 2000000 people that being forced to flee their homes and 5200000 people are in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns and the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals want destruction of civilian property. us president joe biden has

called for an immediate cease fire. the senate has unanimously called for the withdrawal of ethiopian troops, and secretary of state antony blinkin says, what is happening amounts to ethnic cleansing. ethiopia has been warned to the faces a strong economic sanctions with the fighting continues, but it has dismissed us interference in its internal affairs. the red cross which is supplying food to around 40 villages in the north is farming essentials, like seeds and fertilizer are running low. are where the situation has hurt us a lot and we all left our homes with nothing. and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there's no school, all the children and women are hiding in the mountains. the united nation says people in t gray, a facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop, shall stratford 0. plenty more had on the news hour, including hong kong media tycoon. jimmy lie sentences again for his roles and the

2019 and the page in protest. i'm formula and just the united star ryan gigs is to stand trial for allegedly assaulting an ex girlfriend. that story coming up for ah, republicans in the us senate have blocked the creation of an independent commission to investigate the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. supporters earlier this year, let's find out more for our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit. so how democrats reacting to this one enormous frustration and anger being exhibited in the public statements made by some top democrats on capitol hill. nancy pelosi issuing this statement. she's the top democrat, the house speaker of the house of representatives. she says mitch mcconnell and

senate g o p, or republicans, denial of truth bring shame to the senate republican cowardice and rejected the truth of that dark day makes our capital and our country less safe. and chuck schumer, the top democrat in the u. s. senate had similar thoughts take a listen to what he had to say to reporters. shortly after that vote. we all know what's going on here. senate republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset donald trump could hurt them politically. we've all lived through the horrors of january 6th. i was no further than 30 feet from those white supremacist hooligans. to my republican colleagues, remember that day to my republican colleagues, remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capital, men with bullet proof vests and zip ties,

breaking into the senate gallery and rifling through your desks. police officers crushed between doorways, shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they were afraid of donald trump. so what the hope was of most democrats and some republicans was that there would be a bipartisan investigation into what exactly happened, detailing the events of january 6, and also for president donald trump's involvement. that led to many of those supporters heading to the capital to break in. unfortunately, there was a need for 60 of the members of the senate to vote in favor of this legislation that we should point out is already passed in the house of representatives. and fortunately for those who were in favor of this bipartisan commission, they fell short of those both as a result. as it stands at the moment, at least, there is unlikely to be any further investigation on

a grand scale when i mean that what i'm saying is there will be a report to congress and report to the president i detailing what happened that day . so what does this mean then kimberly, for the effort to try and get an investigation going to the end of the road. it's not the end of the rope. there are, there are promises of some amended legislation that could bring this up. you have to remember congress in terms of the makeup of it. the democrats do have a narrow majority. so what could happen, and what is already happening is there are investigations at the committee level. but this sort of big, sort of bipartisan effort to have one narrative is what is not happening in the moment. so there is just expectation that pushing forward there could be another effort to try and get this bipartisan viewpoint especially leading into the mid term congressional elections. we're both parties feel that it could be advantageous or less so, but the reality is, is that this has been left such

a stain as many politicians have characterized that on american democracy. that is sort of need further investigation under the microscope if you will. and the problem with some of these can, these investigations are happening at the committee level, is that they'll be dismissed as being one sided, given the fact that the democrats currently control those committees. so there is still a push. but for right now, hopes of data for heading into a holiday weekend, there won't be much more discussion for some time. and so that's why many people are feeling a little disheartened right now. hopeful that there could be another chance, but right now knowing it won't happen in the short term. i thank so much kimberly. how could israeli forces have killed the palestinian man in the occupied westbank? zachary a mile was shelton later died from his injuries in the hospital near nablus. at least 22 others were wounded, follows confrontations between palestinian protesters and israeli police in the

village of beta demonstrates his gathered bed to rally against new illegal israeli settlements in the area. now children in gaza paying the heaviest price and the life is violent escalation between israel and hum us. those in the early teens have already endured for was in their short lives. and the laces escalation, 67 children were killed in israel to were killed on child. and the palestinian israeli teenager activists say there's a worrying shift in the number of children being arrested. they now estimates an additional 150, have been detained in the past 2 weeks. on thursday, these writing newspaper highlights published front page photos of the 67 palestinian children killed in garza by his radio strikes headline alongside the picture reads. this is the price of war. the paper published the stories of the victims age between 6 month to 17 years. that's not just garza in occupied east

jerusalem. a video is gone viral on social media showing the detention of an 11 year old boy by israeli police. the child was accused of throwing stones earlier in the week. sister can be seen crying and pleading with soldiers to release him. i do not know that she is the from the defense for children to national palestine organisation a says there's been an increasing number of reports of ill treatment of palestinian children in israeli detention children bear the hideous rice as the bullets of israel and by palestinian clear the rule of the number of

children will work at the end of the israeli operation against children where from the bank and go through many forms of electricity because it's not the legal obligation under international law and human rights law, the 50 west and a lot at this because despite all is lation against children with the in the, with bank or an event against children, insights, historical palestine. there is no accountability for the violation who meant by the, from the international and national community. we believe all human rights organization without international my right organization or is that organizations,

all these are going to addition to be completed in treatment and torture is what it is, the mythic and the allies in the military against them. because all but it's been and children who are arrested and the few that in the israeli military, lincoln system exposed to different types of treatment than to add these types that could be in the form of physical wayland or psychological pressures against children in the form of threatening them or family members to impose the wrong imprisonment sentence to them. and so after the fight meant and many children were white men for the benefit of investigation, especially those will aren't that get the by the israeli security agency, the man better bustle, less than that has been children and the best conditions when fissions of from them and this good positions, as you will, by the, in the military law and military bought at the primary dances. again,

you mentioned, and for defense lawyer, it's almost impossible to prove that this one fissions or evidences have been expected by law because there is no a dual visual reporting process. russia, navy, asian authorities have announced any flying from europe, avoid spell russian s space. they have to wait longer to land. many european airlines, the steering clear of bell roof after the 4th landing of a passenger jet in minsk last week. and a ruth is accused of faking a bung fries in order to arrest the journalist who was on board. the u, as in post sanctions on better. ruth, for russia, standing by its ally, the russian opposition leaders threat lana to handle sky as renewed a court for european nations to take even stronger action against president alexander lucas shanker. the kind of sky is in the netherlands, where she met the dutch prime minister mon cruet. she's calling on nations to

isolate better ruth, are using sanctions. shanker has cracked down on protests against, says, rule, hong kong media. ty couldn't jimmy lie is been given another prison sentence, taking part in anti waging protest in 2019. but he's already serving a 14 month jail term on similar charges. 7 of the leading activists were also sentence, lies. assets were frozen this month on the beijing national security laws. katrina, you reports, democracy, activists, and media tycoon kimmy ly is no stranger to courses. on friday he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his roland protest against the chinese government on october 2019. he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. this extends his term to 20 months. former democratic hong kong legislator albert her and 6 others received 14 to 18 months in prison, activists. se paging

a slowly smothering the territories pro democracy movement. above the majority of the problem, democracy activates the leaders and now being detained in prison and so on. and meaning that the chinese authorities do not intend to allow any room for the move in 6 seconds for the movements activities. the verdicts come just one day after hong kong legislative council, many parliament approved sweeping changes to the territories electoral system. china's communist party cannot vet candidates for the territories top job now held by beijing back to carry lab critics, including the us secretary of state ad blinking say the overall undermines democracy and prevents people in hong kong from having their voices heard. they jing says the changes will ensure stability after the historic and at times violent unrest of 2019 team will truly the previous system had defects. these changes will

help hong kong got back healthy and orderly track. this will encourage prosperity, democracy, and a social stability, hong kong authorities and hong kong have also for the 2nd year in a row council. the annual visual commemorating the gentleman square crackdown on june 4th sight. he concerns around the pandemic. hong kong was the only territory on chinese loyal with those killed in the gentleman was stand up for the government in 1989. well remembered here on the mainland, the event is robbed from history books and any mention of it online. quickly, central jimmy lies. assets were frozen earlier this month. and hong kong banks were worn this week. not to deal in his accounts or risks 7 years in jail. the 73 year old belinda and founder of the apple daily newspaper faces a raft of other charges including feds is under a national security law. if found guilty, he could be sentenced to life in prison. katrina you out a 0 paging. so i had now just 0. well, number one tennis plan,

ashley boss, he explains why she won't be following naomi osaka, and boy coughing the media. the famous shows ah hello there. well, it's looking pretty quiet across the middle east as per usual, lots of hot sunshine, hot even for this part of the world. so barely of a cloud in the sky. we have got some showers across central parts of turkey for a time. even these will st and break as we go on through sunday. and there you go. pretty much wall to wall sunshine, sunshine in queue way to 47 celsius of 43. therefore, doha. so hot enough in the scott at around 40 celsius and we'll see how sunshine stretching all the way down towards the sea of aid. and we are going to see one or 2 showers just coming in across the opium highlands,

joining up some showers that run down towards lake victoria. but the shower was across the tropics north. it was, but as i should baby got some live down. pause once again over towards the gulf of guinea, but we should be seeing more rain across central and eastern pass tropical africa than we are at present south of that. it's dry, sunny. we have got some showers just around the southern cape as we go on through saturday. these elisa way up towards the fringes of the east and cape for sunday, some cool weather, just talking in behind. just noticed some showers just started to develop across northern parts of most and be could even see some heavy rain at this stage. pushing into sullen areas attends in the the warring drug caught on july to groups. the population corps in the middle was your reason to thing and make sure why do you want this territory on reporting from an

ex center of mixed violence to investigate? can an upcoming election change? anything the people living here where we were getting to join me, john, home and for the full report on london is one of the most important issues in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe. and so here at algebra, right, we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people and how it affects their everyday life. we are free to put them on air and to really engage. because we know that our audience is interested not just in the mainstream news, but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported. ah,

the ah was a bank, you're watching out just a time to recap, our headlines about tens of thousands of people are seeking shelter in the democratic republic of congo. also, authorities ordered the evacuation of areas near the go month. volcano may erupt at any moment. the government says navy 400000 people have been displaced in just a few days. republicans in the us senate of blogs, the creation of an independent commission to investigate the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. support here is right, the forces of killed the palestinian man in the occupied west bank that i was shot . knight died from his injuries in the hospital near novelist. at least 22 others were wounded. in

lockdown measures will be eased in the netherlands next week because new cove in 19 cases continue to drop. it means bars and restaurants conserve customers, indoors and museums will reopen. prime minister mark root describes the move as taking a calculated risk. children as young as 12 can now be administered. the 5, the corona virus vaccine in europe. it follows similar clearances by regulators in canada. and the united states regulators and the united kingdom of authorize, the johnson and johnson's code with 1900 vaccine for public use. the shops will be the 4th one available in the u. k. events marking the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre have been underway. 3 survivors of the 1921 . the atrocities took part, paying tribute to the descendants of the victims. at the same time, there's a long running fight for reparations to be paid to the black community,

which suffered huge losses. chavez fancy joins us now live from tulsa. so how's the community the mocking this anniversary? well, we have this street festival and everyone's very concerned to make sure people have the sound. this isn't the son of ration of anything. it's a commemoration of what was once most prosperous african american community in the u. s. in the 1990 twenties, 10000 residents or toes african american, have a bustling neighborhood or greenwood known as the black wall street. and it was just proved too much, obviously for the white residence of tulsa, who on may 31st and then to june the 1st torch, the place down with the encouragement of municipal and city authorities. in fact, actually this church was, is one of the only buildings that was left standing off from africa and is now now the only building left standing since since the massacre. what was amazing about it

was certain people knew about it, there was, there was active campaign of cut off to us by the state municipal authorities. it was even told in school speaking, still supposed to learn of what is now considered and as a lot to choose from, the u. s. is worse racial massacre. it is history, $300.00 dead black resident, kill crowd whose structures torched. it wasn't until then you can see why someone said, we've been talking to the lawyer of the 3 remaining 5. it was because they were involved encourage if they wanted this land. and what they did that in subsequent decades was redevelop it and pushed the black community further further north and to get where they would know certain. so let's stillness, there's some services where life expectancy is very poor or that potential for black. well, some development destroys, over the course of several hours, may 31st to jude, but with the knowledge off the city with the, with the help of the city, they deputized to put guns, david guns, and i go kill

a black person. and to this day this, the city has never recovered the life expectancy much that this last week there was a, there was a celebration in north tulsa because the 1st supermarket opened back in 10 years without so diet. and that's also put out a lot of issues now because there are to do rival festivals underway. there's this which is by the community, but that does the official festival by the city and the municipality already supported by that, which is just a bunch of businessmen who've made their bones about the fact that they didn't really know where they just did racial equity remembrance they're interested in developing this neighborhood into a cultural tourist attraction, but guilty white people. and so want to spend that money on to gentrify the neighborhood into last about the things and everywhere you see construction, there's a big fight going on right now. between, between these 2 comes, the officials, intervention didn't even consult the 3 remaining survivors. they've raised tens of millions of dollars there argue against reparations,

which you mentioned for the survivors. you said a 100 years later, the, the 3 living survivors, the black community and tell us that which had so much potential to build on with a 100 years and lost everything received no compensation. no, there's been no accountability. so on with the thing the, the official commemoration reveals just how we haven't progressed from tulsa whatsoever since 1921 stuff. so thank you. have returned for taking us through all of that. let's look more of the history of the tulsa massacre. it was sparked by an interaction between a young black man, dick roland, and a young white woman sarah page. she was operating an elevator when roland stepped inside an incident, allegedly to place now local newspaper published a sensation lives report, alleging he assaulted her. roland was arrested, leading to an angry confrontation on the streets between black and white mobs. the

out number african americans retreated to greenwood district, which was looted and burned by white rioters. national guard troops arrived to help put out the fires, but they also imprisoned. many flank residence, 24 hour episode of violence, left dozens of city blocks ruined and as many as 300 people dead. well, joining us from silver spring, maryland is a joe. i a total, she's a professor, america at the university of arkansas, little rock. she's also the chief legal consultant for the national coalition of black for reparations in america. good to have you with us. so clearly this incident was, was not just about simple interaction between a black man and a white woman operating an elevator. right. it's clear that what exploded in tulsa was something much, much deeper than that. well, i think 1st of all,

the woman eventually conceded that there was no real assault of this is built on the whole history in this country. a white woman says, accuse a black man of rape or so then you know, fix your anti go out and decide they're going to lift up the honor of the white woman. next, the front, one of the fundamental peers or pillars of white supremacy and embraces on the structural racism in the united states. oh, so you're right. it was really a subterfuge with which the whites who one of our clients, and i was one of the attorneys on the case. it was foul co chair with charles ogletree, the reparations coordinating committee. the filed the case from 2000. i think we found 200220031 of our

one of the survivors who is not deceased over clark said they were jealous of our little city. and that's part of it. a big part of the thriving area of greenwood, the previous reporter talked about something that many of the white felt challenged by because they had because of favorite geisha and racism. oh, they were black. so forced to be, you know, do on their own thing and they did to a great the high degree and high high visibility and know all the way in the united states. and so part of that. 1 decision that was made probably impulsively, by a white mob that included the leaf included authorities. it wasn't just why drunken mob poor white people would include authorities in the, in the, in the city. what, what,

what just the resistance to the idea of reparations. why is it so strong still? i think the resistance is based on the same. oh oh. the same, the same grounding of the actual violence is based on white supremacy is based in refusing to acknowledge that a white mob that was supported by the city and the state. the national guard didn't come in and say the black community. they in fact, in many ways supported the violence that they can't, they can know, they can't say that they destroy the city can't say that they participated in this . they can say we participated in action that destroy the whole community because those, that community is still the bank because it's

a black community in black people or de value. that's what was the outgrowth of the mob violence. but, and that's what this whole tulsa massacre and demands reparations about the value was value. the fact that we were, we are human beings, that you decided to destroy our homes, marches down the street with their hands up in the air, put us in what some people call it was similar like pins and keep, punish us as black people for the destruction around community. so it's based on the continuing issue, white supremacy. right. thank you so much for sharing your perspective on that one . you will or more than 80 candidates for next month. local elections and mexico have been murdered. the president blames criminal gangs . its 1st report from the area, i'll just hear a john home and reports from that. your current state on how drug cartels and gangs

fighting for control when, when a local candidate come away in mexico's film the videos to start his campaign, he didn't expect those shots summed up the major issue in the biggest elections in mexican history. in a little more than a week, most positions in the country will be voted on minus the presidency and criminal groups of fighting to get their candidates into power, wiping out rivals. there have been more than 80 politicians killed during the campaign. was going to come up with my war. this is a truck of memo valencia running for mayor of morelia on a security platform. he was in it the that he himself was accused of involvement with the car. so when he was a met in one of many because most violent regions, 8 years ago,

he maintains that the clean governance is all but impossible. i want to keep them they are, but as soon as i got the municipalities with 3 cartels operator, imagine a life of an official there between a rock and a hard place. finally, on the one hand, the presence of really dangerous mental groups and on the other, the differences the authority of that could go from many of the most violent parts of the country. but politicians aren't just victims. they can be benefit deciding with the criminals to power money in certain regions. it can seem like everyone's in on the game. those questions arose again when it emerged the candidate for the ruling party. marina, the measure of the town of where tumble was wanted by the us drug inforcement agency, the d e a. we went, that was kim. why is that exactly? why i'm on that list. i don't know, but i think it's because of a situation that my father lived through once upon

a time. i deny categorically that i'm a criminal but were helpful to you. does recognise the criminal groups have a grip of politics in his state. there are many public officials specifically michoacan that have looted the municipality, and that directly linked to other criminal groups whoever gets into office and met because violent hinterlands is likely to feel the threat and lieu of organized crime. that can only be bad news to democracy. mexico citizens and john holman, joseph, live now from mexico city, understand the violence has claimed yet more victims. right. john? when the last 24 i was it sort of claimed a hand not quite a whole victim. there was a candidate in the municipality of a queer kind in the state of quibbler that was shown on 2 different occasions, but he just put on social media. what got hurt with his hand and such an

interesting because just before this life i was remembering the in 2018 the last election to mexico. we were actually in the same initial polity and we were there because another candidate had just got shot. he did die, we were interviewing with his successor who actually told us that he wasn't scared . so obviously a very brave man the but all of that to tell you that in these sorts of municipalities and then these parts of the country, this isn't something that's new and these elections violence. this is something that's been happening for years in mexico. and it's because of a couple of reasons. one of those is violence between political parties. there's a lot of dirty politics. it's played, especially at local level in mexico. and that's been going back a long time. and especially in not state web la, but it's also about criminal gangs, as we said in our report that who really trying to wrestle each other for control of certain areas in met scope and then above killing the right. believe us on that wants to stand up to them and someone who actually wants floor in order or simply

a candidate that they know is with a rival group and they want to knock them out to put their mind empower women to empower. so for this election cycle, according to a consulting firm, there have been about 80, a candidates that have been sort of a take politicians that have been killed. we're not even at the finishing line yet . we've got until the 6th of june when people are actually going to vote. so this is a real issue. this elections, the violence, and the politicians being murdered. thanks so much john hallman from mexico city. the indian government and big tech groups are all server security issues. several american companies including twitter and internet freedom advocate site, a new set of digital media rules, erode privacy and freedom of speech. problem ital has more from new delhi this raid by the delhi police on twitter office in the indian capital intensified the recent battle between the tech giant and gas government. the raid came hours

after these tweets by spokesmen for the governing party agenda party were labeled manipulated media to address calling it an intimidation tactics and has raised concerns about the safety of its staff. in india, the government of prime minister in the reigns or more d responded by saying twitter is trying to defend the country. the standoff intensified after twitter said ingest new digital media route in danger of free speech. the rules allow the government to ask companies to identified the 1st person who sends a message. some experts say the rules will respect privacy with quote, reasonable restrictions. now the reason that these rules of thumb about is that they need the compliance of the normal also grievance offset, and that they can have accountability to indian. so they all follow certain policies processing of their own. what, you know, the ability in india to whatsapp who's largest market is india has now. so the

government for overreach calling the rules unconstitutional. in a statement, the facebook owned company said requiring messaging apps to trace chat is the equivalent of asking us to keep a fingerprint of every single message sent on whatsapp, which would brick end to end encryption and fundamentally undermines people's right to privacy. according to the new rules, companies that failed to comply can be prosecuted for content posted on their sites . exports calling for further guidance from the indian court to specify how and when this authority can be used because that some of these clones could potentially be misused in inappropriate by the point of time by the appropriate government of the day. so as we meet on the internet, freedom advocates have called these rules excessive. they point out that the most important stakeholder, the internet user should be consulted while making such rules. i think the solution

in deducing the, of the government containing the power of the platforms and finding ways to do this . because the possible way is to prevent but also not the rules will pass in february. and while twitter has asked for a 3 month extension, google says it will comply. experts say these digital media guidelines have consequences outside india as well. because how this plays out in court is likely to set a precedent in other countries where big church and governments have fought on issues of privacy, surveillance and national security documents. so i'll just be new delhi still ahead on. i'll just sarah live to paul. so look ahead to champions league final that's coming up next for ah

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ah ah ah ah. all right now it's time to catch up on all the spoke with jemma. thanks sammy, the biggest game in european club football is not too far away now with manchester city and chelsea preparing to go head to head in saturdays at champions league final. let's hear from both managers. the hub is mending door right now to be here . so as a privilege is an honor and we're willing to try to do our best. we feel that we are, we worked hard to be here and we feel that absolutely the hunger that we are not

happy yet. we are not happy to be, but we are not over excited to be here. we want to be over excited tomorrow after the match. we want to do the last step. we are here to wind a trophy tomorrow will be momentums will not but will not have a 90 minutes for one side and completely dominates momentum. so the moral going to suffer, stick to other in the moments we're going to, you know, to, to, to do it or, or how momentum tried to use it when they are, maybe in a moment. the strongest, the strongest team in europe and maybe in the world and, and they have a huge gap after the huge gap between them and us in the, in the leak. but we close to get for, for 90 minutes. in wembley, we close to get for 90 minutes in city. and this is what we want to do tomorrow. we can now k live to 40, where the final is being held at to speak with our reporter pool race for before we get on to talking about the teams, just give us an idea of what the atmosphere is like in the city. well jim,

or it's a bit of a policy i'm, it's very you might expect with 2 sets of friends who used to follow the teams all over europe who haven't been able to do it for the last last 14 months or so. does thousands of mine just to city and chelsea friends around town, hundreds of congregating by the river. $6000.00 official tickets have been given to each team. but there's certainly many friends who have just taken the opportunity to come and enjoy the sun and enjoy what are 2 very, very big occasions for both clubs, especially for, for city who this is the biggest day in history. they've never been for champions league final before. suddenly no social distance thing going on in town and the rules have been relaxed for the funds coming at not suddenly. will they not have to go straight back to england after the match, but indeed, those rules on, on social distancing have been relaxed for them. although we did made some funds

who have had to get another cobit test as well as the one they had to get to come in portugal, just to get to the much at the start the of the. so i go here tomorrow and i well i'm, i'm city has to be said the favorite is going into the match. chelsea boss thomas, people is actually call them at the strongest team in the world. so how do they go about stuffing? well this is really the question for anyone who's played manchester city, particularly this year i've been absolutely spectacular, since they've risen up the premier league to win the title. and i think anyone who watched the 2nd like the semi final again, how are you sound you? my will just think that this is really the complete city team on the quality. all went out all the way from edison at the back. ruben diaz, who's just as may be grown into be perhaps the best sent back in the world this season after just coming from bon feca here in portugal last summer. and then in midfield, kevin sabrina,

phil food and the young english star and re up mar as the algeria captain, who has just grown into a colossus for city this season. if someone's such small stature, you know, just a years ago who's playing in the french 2nd division age 18 in the 7th division in front, while chelsea's and go like concert was playing in the 8th division. so these 2 have really written up to the, to the highest level. on the other hand, chelsea they have beaten city twice this season. they thomas teeth. it was obviously held the key. the how you do the audio was manchester city, but it's going to be really tough. you know, for all, for all the tactical now recently. how well they played. they can't seem to school very easily. that finding team over seems almost cursed in front of goal and if that going to be such a found so obvious. but when chances come they're going to have to take them and it's not certain. chelsea going to be able to do that for we're going to have to

leave at that. thank you. now moving on and japan has extended to take a state of emergency to june. the 20th, as corona, virus infections continue to rise building picks, which is scheduled to start that in less than 2 months. organizes say that drawing up guidelines each both and how to prevent the spread of the days that some critics say the measures are insufficient. and there's growing concern among doctors and businesses and hundreds of thousands of japanese systems who won the game councils . one of manchester, united all time, greatest players rang gigs were gone, trial accuse of assaulting and colossally controlling. his ex girlfriend gig sees the current whales manager allegedly had busted his form upon at his home in november last year. he's also accused of assaulting her young assistant in the same incident. the trial will take place at manchester, ground court on january 24th next year. gigs denies all charges and he won't be in charge of while european championship next month. women. so number one tennis plan, ashley boss, he will be following them in a socket. and boy, causing the media at the upcoming french open. a socket says she isn't going to

speak to the press that the grandson torment, due to the impacts it might have on her mental health, the boss, he doesn't have the same consent. and he's comfortable engaging with the media and feels it's one of the obligations in my opinion. presses is kind of part of the job . we know what we sign up for as, as professional tennis supplies. and i can't really comment on what now i mean feeling on her decisions that she makes, but at times press conference is a heart of course, but it's also not something that bothers me. i know i've, i've never had problems answering questions or being completely honest with you guys. it's not, it's not something that's ever fail me too much and certainly doesn't, doesn't for me personally, doesn't, doesn't keep me up at night. oh, that's your fault for now. we'll continue our champions league final build up a little bit later. paying so much gemma. and of course you can keep up to date with old news if you have over to our website. can see our front page there with

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