oh, the hello again is good to have with us adrian here in. so how about the news from last year of the headlines? thousands of people to define police orders in hong kong by going ahead with a vigil. the victims of the $989.00 pianos square massacre. but it comes with the threat of arrest for anyone who attends palestinian protest this have been gathering in the occupied west bank. at least 15 people have been injured. present protest is running against illegal israeli settlements about post russia as president flooding may have put in and addressed the some petersburg economic forums, celebrating his country's code 19 response and recovery. he says that russia's

economy is close to returning to pre pandemic levels. the u. n. is refugee agency is accused denmark of abdicating its responsibility to asylum seekers. that's out of the danish parliament voted on friday to establish a refugee reception center in a 3rd country outside europe. side m seekers would be moved to the center for the applications to be processed. advocate say that the move will deter migrants from making dangerous journey as but it strong, sharp, international criticism kind of been dixon as the head of refugees welcomed denmark . she joins us now live for via skype from copenhagen. good to have you with us. what do you make of what denmark's parliament has passed here? well, i'm the leader of a humanitarian organization working for refugees rights and any organization in this area. very shocked and very depressed about this new development. we had hoped

till the final date that they would vote against that in the parliament. because that has been endless warnings against the proposal actually from from the side and also from international side and from the you. so we were hoping, but yeah, it seems like in it's going to happen to some degree at least. oh, i mean, the goal of it is not really opening this center, but, but deterring refugees from choosing denmark because they, they will hear about this. an option of being moved to africa maybe and navigating asylum into like if they, if they agree to the final and why has parliament done this? how to people there in denmark, feel about asylum seekers? well it so i think that they need ablation move. it's very divided on this topic and there has been too much discussion about it actually lately it's been taken up an enormous amount of energy in the media and among people. and it's weird because

we actually have very few refugees coming now. since 2016 it's been an extremely low number also compared to the rest of you. ready so there is really no problem, an integration is going better than it ever has have has. so the problem is, is actually a political issue. the parties in the parliament have started this competition of being a like tough on crime, tough on refugees. and they're all aiming at the votes from the, from the extreme nationalist party is trying to gain these votes to come to their side. so you can say that the middle of the parliament has moved toward the right very sharply during these last 10 years. has any deals really reflect the danish population in my view? ok. has any deal been done with, with a 3rd country which will host this site?

no far very far from that. actually the magazine, the go shaping with a lot of countries and nobody promise anything that has been a lot of rumors about randa because then mike and rhonda signed a kind of agreement. but it's just that kind of a memorandum of understanding about refugee issues in general. so there is absolutely no details or no promises in that deal. good talk to you kind of many thanks, dates of being with us, mac appendix, and death in copenhagen. and welcome. when donald trump became president of the united states in 2017 immigration policy changed dramatically, leaving hundreds of immigrants to the u. s. illegal jeopardy out 0. john henderson has the story now of one family whose lives were turned upside down. when trump cracked down on the immigrants who are seeking to stay permanently in the us for 3 and a half years, this church top garden was the only place dead ranks. poor guy could walk out doors

for 30 years. i watch the game from here. that's not watch of know, but still since 2018, his view has been the detroit tigers. stadium albanian tv and his wife flora in 2017, 16 years after he and his family arrived in the us, the trump administrations immigration and customs enforcement agency serv. dead with a deportation order, because flora was being treated for severe multiple sclerosis and could not travel . she was allowed to stay. but without the man who was taking care of her and their 2 sons, they were one of the boys men to live with us and home or something, you know. and that's to our, to live her us very heart. so they took sanctuary in detroit, central methodist united church after ice declared dead a fugitive. he could no longer leave church property without fear of arrest for now

. and just after dead's lawyer is sued, the u. s. government, the biden administration reversed the trump administration's policy of automatically deporting many immigrants, dead in flora are no longer considered fugitives, though they still don't have permanent residency. i really believe that this country is going to return to his roots and that is in itself. image is as a country of oppertunity as a shining city on the hill. george man is himself the child of holocaust survivors whose family emigrated to the us with only what they could fit in his trunk. this 156 year old church now under reconstruction, has a long history of rebellion. reverend martin luther king once preach from that pulpit and over the years, leaders here who fought against capital punishment and for workers rights. and for the past several years, they found a new cause. immigrants rights. you see this man who work 16 hours

a day to provide for his family. his wife has m as. b she's in a wheelchair, you deport him, you take away all of their finances, you take away the main support for his wife and his 2 young sons at that time. so it was outrageous. in the coming weeks, the ranks per guys are moving out to an apartment and freedom. for now, john henry and al jazeera detroit heavy machinery from egypt has finally entered garza to help clear the destruction caused by 11 days of his ready bombardment. the rough of border crossing the only entry point between egypt and the stripped reopened to allow the equipment in more than 250 people were killed of almost 60000 internally displaced during the recent escalation of violence. iran supreme leader has urged people to vote in the upcoming presidential election. i follow ali harmony address the nation on the anniversary of the death of the islamic republic found that he won't radians, that not taking part in the vote may have dangerous consequences in the future.

will still have a bad he, some people say they consume to vote in the upcoming presidential election because we cannot make conditions. and the persons that we're all aware of, or some argue they voted for certain candidates and previous selection. and they regretted that at the end, so they don't want to vote in this round. this is a flawed logic. these things shouldn't disappoint us. if there are problems or countries or fears aren't in the right way. we should correct them by making a right decision not by refusing to participate in this vote. 41 i from out here, as i said, bank and tara, low voter turnout has been a concern since last year's parliamentary elections are so the lowest vote to turn out since the revolution in 1979. now he has urge, he is the political and spiritual leader of the country, and he has urged people to come out and participate. he used religious references saying it was their religious duty, referred to the 1st supreme need to know how many things that it was a thing if they didn't vote and it had world the consequences. and they would be

asked by god why they didn't participate. now all of this comes because there are mass disqualifications of candidates, one of them was former president, them a dinner and now he came back very publicly and said that he wouldn't be voting and he wouldn't be backing any candidates, not the reformist campus also said that they don't have a candidate in this race. so there is a lot of anger and frustration at what has happened and the election electoral process. but i'd love for many, also states that he had told the candidates that have been allowed to stand not to make promises that they cannot keep. because that leads to people using faith in the candidates, but not only the candidates, but also the establishment. now referring to those disqualifications, what he did say was an acknowledgement that there had been some injustices in terms of people, rumors and false reports about individuals and their families. now, now that mentioning him, what he's talking about is johnny and the rumor spread about his daughters living in foreign countries and having citizenship. and he said that they reputation

should be restored and they should be compensated. whether that means that that's an intervention that there would be a like to stand. it's uncertain, but it's unlikely considered the 1st presidential debate is on saturday. the u. k. has recorded its highest day the number of cov, it's 19 infections since march more than 5000. england's remaining domestic restrictions due to be listed on june 21st, but it's fair that that could be pushed back. because of the spread of the strain 1st detected in india known as the delta variant, the government also announced of more than half its adult population is now fully vaccinated. the you can remove portugal from its green list of travel destinations . holiday makers are no longer allowed to visit that, and returning british citizens will need to coran teen for 10 days. 7 other countries have been added to the you case read list, including sure lanka, and costa rica, 3 quarters of access code. 19 vaccines in the us will be donated to the us bank

global sharing program. kovacs, president biden says, the millions of doses we share across countries in latin america, asia, and africa. alan fisher reports from the white house with cobra cases at the lowest level in the us for more than a year. with more than 40 percent of the population fully vaccinated by the administration is turning his attention to the wider world. under a new plan just revealed the us. we'll send 25000000 doses abroad, straight away with the intention to distribute at least 18000000 doses by the end of the month. our goal in sharing our vaccines is in service of ending the pandemic global. our overarching aim is to get as many safe and effective vaccines to as many people as fast as possible. it's as simple as that. we want to save lives and toward the very end, the place all of us at risk. or perhaps most important, this is just the right thing to do. the 1st $25000000.00 will be split between

central and south america, asia and countries across the middle east, including gaza and the occupied west bank. in a statement president, your biden insisted the wider distribution was a national security issue. seeing strong american leadership is essential to ending this pandemic now and to strengthening global health security for to morrow, to better prevent, detect, and respond to the next threat. the u. s. says it will still have control over where the vaccines will go, but it's emphasizing it's not looking for concessions or imposing conditions. it does, however, face a struggle to get back the nation rates in the us up. many people know reluctant to get the job. and in some communities, vaccination rates are very low, that comes with a white house warning. we have millions of americans still in need of protection in communities at risk because of low vaccination rates. here's the bottom line. the bottom line is that if you are unvaccinated, you are still at risk of getting seriously ill or spreading the disease to others.

all of the initial 25000000 doses will come from the federal stock pilot. all have been approved for us here in the united states. more doses will be made available as the stoke increase it allen fisher. i'll just eat at the white house. a man, it's been killed by police in the city of minneapolis, after he allegedly displayed a hand gun authority say that a police task force was attempting to arrest a person for illegal possession of a firearm. the shooting comes during hyper tension with laur inforcement in the city to young people in florida facing attempted murder charges on for a shootout with police the but the girl and boy, aged $14.12 right away from that foster home before finding a stash of weapons the violence stand off his raising questions about the standard of castles, honorable children in the us, that the galico reports now from miami. 10 for their sitting. i mean, by now we used to seeing this kind of police body camera footage stand of the

commonplace in the us. but this one involves children. we do this investigative say, a 14 year old girl and a 12 year old boy run away from this foster home before breaking into a house where they found weapons and ammunition armed with an assault rifle, pistol, and shot gun. the children fired on police who knew they were dealing with juveniles . a local sheriff praised his officers for their attempts to deescalate the dangerous situation, but poor scorn on a system the supposed to care for children. what the hell is the department of juvenile justice doing, sending these kids to play to handle them. we talk about juvenile justice reform deputies did everything they could tonight to be escalate and they almost lost their lives with well, your role that a 14 year old juvenile crime in the u. s. is on the rise with carjackings alone see

huge spikes to teenage girls charged with the murder of mohammed on war and march this year after they allegedly stole his car in washington, d. c. in florida. critic say the states, services for children and need are inadequate. while juvenile justice program here is seen dramatic budget cuts homes designed to care for children at risk or overwhelmed. 2013, the numbers entering foster care have risen sharply while the department of families and children is struggling to high staff. the stand off in florida ended with the 14 year old girl shot and severely injured. the 12 year old boy reportedly lay down in a k 47 before being taken into custody. he said he fired the shot on a couple of times and also fired the hand. going to the deputies, he told detectives he knew they were cops when he shot at them, because he wanted to harm them. there are the words of a 12 year old in a statement, the care whom the children ran from said, this situation is tragic and is the result of the system failing our children.

these children are in desperate need of care in the appropriate setting, which is a higher level of care than we provide. the home went on to say they will no longer take at risk children until they can carry them in a safe way. and to galico, al jazeera miami, florida, 5 new islands. now part of the netherlands landscape, the country's latest reclaimed land projects that have become a haven for bud life. but fishermen answer happy with what's happened. a step last reports now from mark walton the dutch colonizing land again. but this time they created themselves 5 years after digging up mud and sent from the bottom of the netherlands. largest lake is new islands can now be added to the country's map. forest range of them. crete, so how blubbering filled and clay turned to solid soil and it was actually a dangerous we went in a compartment with ropes when somebody got stuck like diff,

my sofa went to 2 or 3 times like this in. it's not that nice and now you can stand there. yeah. but you have to be cautious. the marker what an islands have been built in the mock, amir, which itself was created artificially more than a century ago. i close enough the southern sea to protect the dutch mainland from flooding. as a result, marine life nearly disappeared in the lake. the islands created out of silt are expected to be stored in lakes ecosystem. we interfered with our natural landscapes heavily in the netherlands. it also made us brought us a lot of prosperity, but you see that the main ecological structure of the netherlands. well, it had some damage because of all these works. so this is, this is a way to improve this again. and it seems to be working the islands are quickly turning into the country, the largest bird sanctuary with ever sat bearded readings and even flamingos,

finding the way to the new land. the most important lesson is that when we get the naked opportunity to do their thing, it works so we can destroy nature, which we can also restore it a make nature. how does the engineer manage to turn much into solid lands that can carry thousands of kilos? has fascinated research is worldwide and remains a mystery today. dozens of research and working on the islands to find answers to the most important question. why can i now stand here and not sink into the month? fishermen will make a living of the lake have protested against the creation of the island. they see their fishing grounds disappear quickly and refused to believe the government plan will re 5 marine life with if they would have created one island as a breeding place for birds that would have been fine. but they go further and one more and more. they are throwing, sent everywhere,

even at the most important breeding places for fish. the government admits that more islands are planned in, in the future, but in says that nevertheless fish stock will increase to be more facial causes versus that you, you take cell phone the heck out of the water, so that a heck where we call fish anymore. that's, that's the point. but we said well, after i was our completed, you will see that there will be more fish after being criticized spending 70000000 euros anew land solely for birds. the government, as decided to open one of the island for tourists in the future, they expect more than 100000 visitors every year, potentially jeopardizing the same paradise. they try to create in the 1st place. steadfast in elgin 0, marco watson, all that 100 minutes squid and thousands of microbes hurtling towards the international space station on board a space x rock. it will be used in studies concerning the effect of 0 gravity on micro organisms. the 1st 2 new blocks of solar panels also on board,

they'll be installed during space, walk, swap, grade, the stations power capabilities. so to come here, all that is out of sport, raphael not al, celebrates his birthday in style relations from the french reprint. coming up in just a few moments ah ah ah cruise

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run began to shake shudder a short while ago i will end. and so one dozens of palestinians living in the 2 neighborhoods under threat of losing their homes through israeli settlers. time for sport, his far santa sorry. she'll never forgive me for that. thank you, adam. the n v a champion, the have been knocked out of the playoffs. the lakers were eliminated by the phoenix suns on the night. the also so denver stage, one of the comebacks of the post season to advance. sam, i like watching like stopping denver this post season is going to take something special. water. it's got the head and he's going to stay that way. despite being one game away from advancing the deck deck can game 6 against the nugget had to contend with an fire. damien lillard, the trailblazers franchise player,

led the home team in ahead half time have a call about 3 things. got worse. the denver after the break, as they fell 14 points behind, but they weren't about to throw in the talent and don't want to eat away up portland, leave it right to unlike so many times this season, nickel yoke, it was the difference. make up. last 3 kids get nuggets. this the dog back 36 points on the night with 27 of them. crucially, coming in the 2nd half year had a memorable come back when scarred final school 126-2115 denver 1st. they now advanced to the western conference, then we find that i get, i think we played, we focused even then they were, they were up never

a lot 14. i think the action was stay as a group got jostled. denver will take on the sons who've officially end of the, the lakers title defense booker pocket. through isn't with anthony david exiting just 5 minutes been due to a troublesome growing happening, being took advantage on spread other mess. they had the 30 point lead by the break with devon book doing most of the damage with 47 points on the night. but god kit in again at the lake a good fight back in the 2nd half this but couldn't still be on flow. thumbs winning at 113-2102 advance and eliminate the champion of hell malik. just aren't, you know, are held to draw by till a south american qualifying for the 20. 22 woke up and cut off in a mess. you had to put the arjun ties heads up from the penalty spot midway through

the 1st half. but the lead didn't last long. alex's sanchez level did one off, and it stays that way with the result leaving argentine a 2nd in the group. south american teams are also building up to be corporate america, which kicks off in brazil later this month. after being moved from argentina because of the spread of colbert 19. why the reports that brazil says are debating whether they will take part in the corporate america. brazil itself has recorded the most cases of cor nevada, in the world. team is currently preparing for their woke up qualifies against ecuador, which happens later this friday. and par going on tuesday. no public statement on the course is expected to offer the games. tokyo 2020 president seek or hash more to says that the olympics would have to be cold off if actually decided not to come to depend depends currently struggling to contain the core in a virus and host city tokyo is currently in a state of emergency. but the games set to begin next month. any question to use if

it is a question of whether the games will be held even if the guests and athletes can not come naturally, that will not be the case. the situation in the world are changing day to day, and i think we need to monitor the corona virus infection situation to make an appropriate decision. regarding cancellation, it is our mission as the organizing committee to make preparations in order to be a 100 percent able to hold the games. i know well found that has celebrated his set if his birthday in style with a straight says when theresa 3rd round of the french open finance was up against home favour though he talked s k in his 1st night match a hold on golf. he took about 6 love, 7562, and the other 13 time champion, imperative chasing back for the 21st glass title. and sometimes when you pushed at the beginning of the tournament, then you went through some tough moments and that helped a lot for, for, for the next around. so you are able to, to keep going, know, happen for me in,

in like days i had some challenges at the beginning of the dormant. and then you, you get to the water, sammy's, i'm finals, and you know that you want to suffer and you are more ready for the situations now . but, i mean, the main thing for me is an important victory. again, is a great player. another chance to be playing here, the ongoing one to the said round after losing his school, the pyre. he was wanting to port taken too long between points and then arguing in the 2nd set, he eventually lost 20 time grand slam champion that came back to beat my until it in full set. and it was much easier for know about the joke of it. well, number one is in the 3rd round to the straight set. when over clay court specialist, pablo quit. and that's for me, adrian. i will if you give me a call on my own day,

i'll be back with more news in just a moment. i blue face mosques, a common sight in city centers around britain, but as locked downs and lucid people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask, made a classic. now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable much didn't realize they were using single use prospects. researches at university college london. so if every person in the u. k. used one displays almost every day for a year. it would create 124000 tons of waste, half of which would be an recyclable factory that tries to provide an alternative financial borrow coaching like other such mosques can be washed and reuse. the

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a safe enclave and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this other grand street condo hotel. the next room i was in was underground in a tiny prison, so as a hostage, a route to commodore war hotels on al jazeera, i defying police orders demonstrators on the streets of hong kong walking a 32nd anniversary of the piano and square massacre. ah, hello again, i'm a 3 and again this is al jazeera life and also coming up palestinians and the occupied west bank protest again against israel's illegal settlements and violent spots. forces welcomed with open arms.