greatest, are we telling the good story? will people yeah, what we're trying to do here. they're living outside and make ship. this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. it's actually feel as if you were there . ah, joe biden becomes a 1st us sitting president to visit tulsa to remember the massacre of black americans that 100 years ago. i come here to help fill the silence because his silence wounds deepened. ah, my name said this is out there life and also coming out nation says more than 90 percent of people need emergency food aid in ethiopia,

t grey region. countries to share vaccines with all the countries before immunizing their own younger people. ah, us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the state of oklahoma to mark the 100 anniversary of the tool. so race massacre as money is 300 people were killed when white moms attacked black homes and businesses in 1921. bought and says, remembering the masika is important for the nation to heal. but some people angry. he made no mention of reparations. she had were tansy as this report from tulsa. joe biden is the 1st us president to take mountain commemorations. what's thought to be the u. s. his worst incident of racial violence, some 300 black residents of the ones prob,

was african american neighborhood of greenwood and tulsa, were killed in 1921, as it was burned to the grounds. biden met with the last survivors of the massacre . i'm pledge to address the systemic racism that keeps african americans disadvantaged. promising to address in equity in home. appraisals like homes being valued at tens of thousands less than white homes and order more federal contracts or like businesses. the data shows young black contribution just as capable of succeeding and given the chance as white entrepreneurs are like, they don't have lawyers, they don't have, they don't know the accountants, but they have great ideas. local businesses, welcome the focus, but the head of the greenwood chamber of commerce that was formed by survivors of the massacre as they attempted to rebuild is skeptical. the president of the united states is here, and i can even meet the talk about how we can preserve this district, how we can help grow these black businesses, the city. it's also making money. the state of oklahoma is making money, right?

these mainstream hotels is making money, but the historic black district is not going to get it done by didn't have an advance to key campaign pledge to forgive student deaths, which civil rights groups. they would go a long way to narrowing that racial wealth gap, nor has he spoken not in favor of reparations for slavery or even reparations for the remaining survivors of the tools. a race massacre who a 100 years after they lost everything, still receive no compensation. there hasn't been any accountability for the massacre either. white mobs were actively supported by the police and city authorities activist, see a direct link between today's disproportionate police violence against african americans and the burning of what was known as black wall street. my brother cameras crutcher was killed right here in this community with his hands in the air, an armed by a police officer of tulsa, oklahoma, and 100 years prior to that. my great grandmother community, this sacred land i'm standing on was burned to the ground state sanctioned violence

. it's the same police culture that exist today that continues to harm black and brown people in this city from racial economic disparities to official racist violence. this communication has revealed deep continuity between 19212021. she advertise see al jazeera, tulsa, oklahoma, the you on the well food program is warning the conflict in europe is troubled. northern t gray region has increased already high levels of hunger. the agency says that after 7 months of fighting 5200000 people now need emergency food aid. that's more than 90 percent of the population with many regional lead is warning of a potential humanitarian catastrophe. the u. s. has appealed for $203000000.00 to scale up its response. madeau has more from the capital, addis ababa. he's a situation that he's getting was by the day, according to wi fi, they can only reach 1200000 people out of the more than 5000000 president of the

ticket. i region all these because of the rating conflict about 7 months ago, prime minister had sent his forces into 2 great what he had promised to be a very short operation in which he was aimed at the renika administration of that region. by all intents and purposes, refused to deal with his administration without hospital or on 7 months on the fighting is going on major highways on board. a couple of people cannot be reached with the much needed aid, the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian activities. people have started having a death in some places and mentions particularly the district of all flaw which is south of the copy of ticket because well, 150 people outside 1212 for the tuition is getting worse in most parts of the

ticket average and of course the fighting began at a time when people were supposed to hover the crop, most of them did not do so because of the ridge and conflict. and also, i'm going severe. suspicion of locust is humperdinck that the next topic was and he 40 people is still missing. more than a week after africa's most active volcano erupted displacing hundreds of thousands in the democratic republic of congo. and that is just one of the 2 volcanoes residents and go my have to worry about. malcolm web accompanied a un vulcan ologist, to visit the summit of one of them, the stereo to desco's job to monitor and study african to most active volcanoes. the democratic republic of congo, when they're at risk of interrupting his safest to go by helicopter. we joined him for a visit. we set off from the city of goma,

home to about 2000000 people. perilously close to mountain near a congo. inside the crater on its summit as a lake of lava. just over a week ago, lava came gushing out of 2 splits in its sides. one of the streams went into the city of goma. this is what it did. thousands of people lost their homes and everything they own. sabri during the food most seen this happen 3 times over the 85 years. he's been alive and sell earth trema since he was a small boy. there were few records of the volcanoes history, but people here have known its dangers for generations. we're going to come up the old as used to tell us that if the mountain is annoyed and take it, if the mountain is annoyed and you see fire, then you must run away a kilometer and a half higher than the city. helicopters able to land on

a shelf inside the crater of mountain gira all around the edge of the crater. the plumes of gas is coming out of cracks in the ground. it smells eggy, like sofa, and the surface of the ground emitted with this mixture of ashy rog. it's warm to touch and is full of holes because this was boiling, bubbling, molten rock in the crater itself. the level of the love is low at the moment after a series of interruptions in the last few years. we keep hearing piles of rocks breaking off the side and crashing down into the bottom. that is clearly still seismic activity. getting on. dario wants a closer look. the volcanoes sit on the side of the east african rift where to take 20 areas have been pulling apart from each other for millions of years. the tool kind of being also very different one from each other. the more at the same time because the reef is starting to move,

the seismic activity is due to drift. 3 suddenly moves. and then, unfortunately, the peoplesoft feeling and the whole, these activities and jetty catholics, the un which terry i worked for have had peacekeepers and humanitarian programs in congo for more than 20 years. observing the volcanoes is critical for trying to predict her options and keeping people safe. the crater is best seen from the air. the volcanoes here and not well understood compared to others because of the lack of historical seismic data. but there is spectacular, as they are dangerous malcolm web al jazeera mountain emma gira, democratic republic of congo in europe's disease control bodies urging e countries to think about supplying vaccines to poor nations before inoculating

young people in their own countries. it's a similar call to one made by the w h o. bait organizations, one wealthy nations to reconsider vaccinating low risk teenagers and young adults. while many countries are still struggling to immunize their own high risk populations, the head of w h o is also pushing for additional funding to buy more vaccines for poor countries. to morrow, callbacks call led by god. we said p and jo, alongside key implementation partner units have aimed to raise critical new funds at its m. c summit to further diversify its portfolio and buy additional vaccines for low and lower middle income countries. fully financing callbacks and act is key to ending the increasingly to track pandemic. and i time the government of japan for hosting the mc summit. the ball in london with more on the requests regarding

the global vaccine shortage. around half of all adults in the e. you have had at least one dose of vaccine around 20 percent of fully vaccinated off to a slow start. some headway is definitely being made across europe at the same, cannot be said for the world health organization kovak scheme, but very much relies upon the nations from wealthy countries. many of them here are the european union that have reserved surplus doses. so the message from the, the powers that be in europe is the more needs to be done, echoing very much, and have a sure key message, one, all safe, until everyone's had a vaccine. there is one snag though that could influence or undermine how willing these countries are to donate that dose is. and that's based upon data coming from here in the u. k. not any, you know,

i hastened to add that has been some suggestion that the indian variant is doubling very, very quickly. among 10 to 14 year old. we've known for some time the young says don't get seriously ill as a result of corrosion of ours, but they can very well transmitted to wider population. we know also the vaccines have an impact on reducing the transmission of ours as well about may well influence countries to hold onto that doses and potentially vaccinate younger children. we're seeing here the u. k. when it comes to the indian, various cases doubling on a weekly basis. and that's a cause for huge concern. that's all going well. of western countries have surplus doses, but no bad news for poor countries. dependence on the carfax game. still ahead on algebra, toxic cargo, investigating how much a ship, fire officer lanka, damage, be environment. multi $1000000.00 investment on the promise of thousands of job

amazon heads. the cape down to setup is african headquarters and the cabbage. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello, there conditions are looking relatively settled across much of the middle east. the heat is continuing to build across the gulf states, but it's up in the event where things are cooling slightly, temperature, slightly below average for syria, for lebanon. it's an iran that we are seeing the heat continue to build as well as q 8 and as we go into thursday, temperatures are going to near 50 degrees celsius. so the heat is continuing. we've got to shamal wind blowing down. that's going to bring a lot of dust to call the u, a. e, from hazy sunshine around. as we go into the weekend. those temperatures are going

to continue to rise $43.00 degrees in riyadh to different story for a man musket is going to the temperatures get down slightly as we go towards the weekend. conditions are also looking dry and settled across much of central africa . things here looking relatively calm the equatorial, about seeing some of the storms across nigeria. rainfall is what in the equitorial guinea, and go bon as well as we go into thursday, much of the rainfall is going to be across south sudan and the central african republic. but for the wet, wet weather, we have to go to south africa, will have a weather system affecting the eastern coast. sponsored power cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeating the end because it in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the command white man. touching aloud this dream, where a global audience becomes a global community,

jumping to the comment section, and part of the discussion. there are like kinetic efforts to silence on the online face on al jazeera. ah the me watching out their reminder, top stories this our us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the state of oklahoma to mock the centenary of b. tulsa rice massacre. 300 black residents were killed by white bulb fin 921. bought it not from a support black businesses, but he made no mention of reparation. all the 90 percent of people in ethiopia,

northern te grey region, are in need of the food, a warning from the wells food program. thousands have been killed and 2000000 others displaced in the fighting began in november. your top disease agencies lead us to think about applying vaccines to poor nations before inoculating young people in countries such as many countries struggle to get enough supplies. the sexual stays in costa rica, as part of president joe biden's goal to tackle the root cause of migration. anthony blinking will meet latin american foreign ministers in what his department has called as such for regional solutions. it comes as a surgeon, migrants to the u. s. southern border continues including thousands of undocumented, an unaccompanied children as important and ultimately over time. more important is working together to deal with the drivers of irregular migration. the root

causes that compel people to leave everything they know to leave their homes, their families, their communities, their cultures, their language because they have, they feel they have no other choice. and what we need to hear from our partners is a shared commitment with us to address those root causes gabrielle amazon guys move from the costa rican capital and the goal of lincoln's visit. he's trying to basically resets the u. s. relationship with the central america. and trying to gain more partnerships here with the countries that make up this important region. he came here to costa rica for no mistake. he was no coincidence . he came here because this is the most economically advanced country in the region with a strong democracy with very close ties to the united states. and while this visit

was about really trying to talk about democracy, human rights, security and climate change make no mistake about it. the key issue was, is the biden ministration feels that they are facing a crisis, but their southern border of migrants coming into the united states. just in april . there are a 138000 people that were apprehended that the southern border of those about half came from 3 countries, all countries here in central america, el salvador, honduras, and guatemala. and that's why biden is here to meet with the foreign ministers of those countries to try to get a better sense of how they can help the economies here. so people don't feel they need to take that very dangerous journey north to find a better life. the problem though, is that the united states has very contentious relationships with several of the presidents that make up this region. it's going to make it quite difficult moving forward. but the bottom line is the bite administration is promising about $4000000000.00 over the next 4 years in

a division to try to help the economies here. the white house says a cyber attack that shut down meat production in the united states on australia probably came from russia. j b s, which is world's largest meet package. so opperation disrupted on monday investigation suggests the hackers were from a criminal group likely to be based in russia. it follows another hack last month from another group tied to russia, which crippled fuel supplies in the eastern us. a sicilian mafia boss, he says he killed wool than a 100 people has been released from prison. giovanni bruce guy was freed up to 725 years of a life sentence. how's he became a police informant? he sets up a bomb which killed a prominent anti buffy a judge back in 992. he will remain in parole for several years, but his release has outraged his victims relative. the european union envoy for the palestinian territory is calling from the national support and

rebuilding garza after last month, 11 de bombardments by israel. $253.00 palestinians lost their lives, including $66.00 children. buildings and roads were destroyed, as well as infrastructure for water and electricity supplies. we don't conditions actually need to reconstruct the end to make it recover from this terrible tragedy requires a number of important. what important step is that we bring back and inclusive governance from the river to the see that we make sure that the split between god and the rest is overcome that the leadership unified and on the israeli side, they need to for the corporate was ending the siege and allowing exit in the critical period now of goods and equipment for people to be able to survive. and if chili's president has promised him a robust social aid package for victims,

the code 900 pandemic, sebastian pinero also used his last state of the nation addressed, announced the false tracking the bill to legalize same sex marriage that has raised eyebrows in his own conservative alliance it's seen as an effort to address nearly 2 years of social unrest. our last in america is the sea and human reports from santiago. this grotesque doesn't gather right in front of the presidential palace, just a couple of hours after presidency last young. made his last national address to the nation. they're here demanding the release of what they call the political prisoners. the revolt from a 185 people around the country. really jail waiting for trial. the however, in his address and that, that in this country there are no political prisoners and that he is opposed to granting them an amnesty as many are demanding president we need to deliver his

final address in the near empty sender hall because of the pan demik but it also underscored the solitude of his last year in office. many members own conservative political lines have turned on him. the 1st noteworthy thing is not here, looks like he will finish his mandate at what point it looked like he might not achieve that. when i started it, he admitted mistakes had been made and announced the creation of a human rights unit in the general prosecutor's office. but he had a harsh words for indigenous. my purchase, who have taken overland, carried out sabotage against forest companies in south central chile shamika. so that we can only advance if we recognize that there's no contradiction between accepting our historic debts towards our indigenous people. and at the same time, our commitment to protect our citizens against violence, fear, and terrorism. we need to apologize to those who had not received state aid during the pandemic, and promised to distribute billions of dollars more in what's left of his

administration. but president senior, i did my one announcement that was a lot, it even live many of the people here. he said that after years of sitting in congress, he was going to track a bill to legalize the same sex marriage in kelly. that at least he hopes will be one of his legacy. the year's president has suspended oil and gas leases in nature reserve in the state of alaska and has ordered new environmental impact reviews to be carried out. j bought and impose a temporary moratorium on drilling in the arctic national wildlife refuge on his 1st day in office that halted leases that had been approved by donald trump. the remote oil rich region has been at the center of a political fight between developers and activists. for decades, environmental authorities and she lanka, testing dead fish that have washed ashore, falling far on board a ship. the vessel was carrying nitric acid and all that hazardous materials. we

know fernandez reports from colombo, its 2 days in fi ripped through the in the pull a container ship heading to the port of colombo and sheila. but its deadly cargo continues to wash up on the beach as wave after wave bringing millions of plastic pellet mixed with burnt debris. the navy and other military plans now have been working no, not for days in a major clean up operation. but the cost to the environment is more difficult to quantify what this ship has created is a monstrous environment who has said, which is not only for today, but for generations to come. not to put in this is the 25 tons of nitric acid from the ship. have had a devastating impact on plankton algae, small fish reading grounds, and coral. the bela cheeses would have been eaten by fish and other marine life

with potentially appalling, long term consequences. of the rough in these dead fish with pellets in their gills . they were among the many washing up on shores. in recent days. this turtle was found on a beach for the south, the why left department which carried out tests on the caucus said distinctive markings on a shell with the fist, probably by the effect of acid micro pallets were found in its stomach. the government is struggling to deal with the disaster because it lack specialist fire fighting equipment. and that's anchored environmentally if there is a ship in distress, if there are issues, the 1st thing that you do is you look to see whether we have the treatments and the personnel to, to handling. if you call, i don't think you'd been your waters and i believe this re long can government to keep in thinking of compensation. local fishermen have also said the impact adding

to the problems they already faced. right. 19 member they asked me, had coven couldn't go fish? and people weren't by now catch 2nd. there was a soft close and we were asked not to go to sea for about 5 days. only god knows the difficulties, fishermen face the 3rd hit was the ship catching fire. during all of this, fishermen were told not to see if this is all did quickly, but no one looked into how we can survive savages brought in by the ship owners voted the smouldering wreck on tuesday. as there were concerns the vessel was taking in water. traces of oil of sediment were also seen watching the show is only donnelly, mckee or prison. roger pucks has ordered the ship to be towed into deeper seas to prevent further pollution. experts say the impact of what's being called long cause was marine environmental. the last the will be fed for a long time,

looking at the blank cut of plastic and burn debris. it's hard to imagine that any amount of compensation will make up for the damage. fernandez, i'll just the ra, colombo, us, e commerce, john amazon. as at the center of a controversial battle involving sacred an ecologically sensitive land in south africa, is building its africa base on a floodplain and cape town. the development got the green light despite years of opposition from activists and indigenous groups. robin smith reports from cape town, praying for protection. before going to war, with a giant. these men are among thousands of people fighting to safeguard what they say is sacred and environmentally sensitive land. so one of the world's largest

companies is about to cement itself on african soil. amazons africa headquarters will stand tall in south africa at the confluence of 2 capes on rivers, some environmental se bolding on a floodplain is a disaster waiting to happen and puts surrounding areas at further risk of flooding . now, critics also argue that the development goes against the cities, climate change policies. amazon's offices form part of a major, $14.00, hector, $280000000.00 redevelopment plan. that will create thousands of jobs. but it's been marred by controversy since being announced 5 years ago. construction include in filling parts of the lives, the river. the land is home to endangered plant and animal species and was among the 1st areas in south africa to be colonized in the $1600.00. it's considered sacred terrain, windage and his people for guns aerospace, this is

a place where we can locate the original sin for young fun, rubik. the colonizer pierced his pole onto the sacred terrain. for the 1st time that stabbed at the ancestors of mankind itself. not all indigenous groups are against the development. in a written statement, the developers deny there'll be a negative impact on the environment list. the leisure properties trust says if anything, the development will quote, see, degraded, private land transformed into beautiful and publicly accessible space. but critics are not convinced despite if it's to show the authorities that the development is not appropriate despite the fact that here it is within cape say that the heritage elements of the plan are not adequate and don't meet the requirements of law. the authorities have gone ahead and approve this development as construction vehicles role in so to do names on a petition to stop the development activists on all hoping

a court will rule against the 1st bricks being laid. robinson this algebra kept on the well 1st floating sky. paul has opened in south london. take a look at this. the pool is suspended between 2 apartment buildings. it appears the flight more than 35 meters above the ground level. it has 375 tons of water. it needed to phyllis. the pool was manufactured in color, the color it color, color ra, day. holidays, therefore, being shipped to london. not. ah, this is out there. are these you told stories us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the state of oklahoma to mark the centennial, re, if the tulsa race massacre. 300 black residents were killed by white moms in 1921

by the promised support for black businesses. but he made no mention of reparations .