so the 16 people corruption and compassion, the l just 0 world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. awe is really police violently breakup protests against the rest of palestinian residence in the sheriff's rough neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. nothing will nothing really face more than this and we will continue al jazeera journalist, she has her work will go on after is really for the rest of her. and she shut it off on saturday. ah,

what's out there were like from a headquarters and i'm setting up the also ahead. mexico heads to the poles and midterm elections, one of the largest in the country's history and a huge test for its presidents. turkeys is the snots along the coast, the threatening, rely, found the fishing industry and the see if mom or why the skies above paris to become a battle ground between police and drone operators. ah, hello. the permanent sheriff president when al curtis has been released after is really forces arrested her at her home and occupied in jerusalem on sunday earlier a police fire it's done grenades to disperse protesters outside a police station who were calling for her release. israel is trying to forcibly remove her and other people in the neighborhood and they want to remove us from

jerusalem. they did not want us to live here at all. we are here. we are staying in our country. the journalists are here and they are recording us. the weapons of the palestinians are the camera and the words. whereas the israeli army, as heavily armed, that's the difference with her, that having it has more from occupied east jerusalem. mona has been released, she has emerged from that police station. we still don't know if her twin brother mohammed is all to release or will be released shortly. now is really not clear what the charges are so far. we'll have to hear from her what happened inside, but the lawyer told us that she was accused of inciting public unrest. really is a big umbrella term that could mean anything at this point. so i'm pretty sure that will be giving some sort of statement very, very soon. she is very active. i'm sure she has been documenting day in day out

what goes on in chevron. and it's probably because of that that she has been detained this morning at the moment is very calm. we were there earlier today, but it is a flash point, is a lot of tension there that's been going on for weeks really. and many people would actually tell you, especially palestinians that this is really those tensions that snowballed into eventually that 11 day war on guys. and now you have those families who are attracted by evictions, a waiting to hear from the israel's attorney general on june 8th. what is his reasoning in all of this? whether these forceful evictions were going to go ahead or not. and al jazeera correspond than those one symmetry has been injured and firing outside the police station. she was hit by shrapnel from a sun grenade,

fired by israeli forces. she was reporting on the protest calling for the release of the palestinian activists of shifts that are off and al jazeera correspondent, javan daddy has now left hostile to receiving treatment for injury, suffered during her arrest by as really forces and check off. on saturday, she sustained a fracture in her left hand during the incident and with 80 was arrested while covering a demonstration. she's accused of harassing is really forces and not presenting her credentials. allegations that both she and al jazeera strongly deny. nevada says she still sock about her arrest, but insist i'll just say we won't be silenced. i'm saying good to be okay. yeah. they broke my hand. i spent all the night in the hospital my heart and my back hurts me a lot. and he had my hand from the cuffs and also they heard so much because though the soldiers and because we're fighting it all the time, i have

a headache and my leg icon tools kit very well. and my voice as you see, it was horrible because not only because i'm a senior, i'm a junior, i'm covering like all the june this year. we're covering the reality on the jones. we go and we are just telling the whole word what's going on here until now? i am under a shock because i didn't see any photos from what's happened yesterday because i was shocked when they began to kick me. and i was just, i just want to hear something very important yesterday, but especially yesterday, i made the for life for us as, as i was walking through the these forge of the same for just for them 25. and they

made war can pull 40 with my name and the name of that, of the jersey. i was wearing my vest, i pressed the vest. and i was walking. and going golf and coming inside the haitians at law for more than 20 times. so they know me, they know who i am and what's the thing that they know after they hit me in a very bad way in the car, they were kick a, they kicked me a lot more than outside one of the soldiers. he said that if we arrested juvenile with the reporter of the al jazeera, if you don't, if you didn't have my id, how did you know? no, after all of that, all the is this criminal show, how did you know i'm i'm you bought and the reporter of just either and inside the police station. ringback it was, it was showing that because of the,

one of the soldiers told me we will let you shuttle, you all of al jazeera, here on the goal. so all the julia julia, this will shuttle, we let it be silos. everyone will, will shut off. one of the soldiers, they would think me like a criminal. they refused to take the costs. and i told you june and just telling what's going on on the ground. i am covered with those as it are from 21 years old. one of the soldiers came and told me from how long you are an l 0. i told him how old are you? he said 20 years. i told him i would be $41.00 born. so we know our work. we don't like. we don't say anything wrong because they said that i was just saying

everything a lot, lot. i told them no, we don't lie. just give me one incident that we like. what i'm seeing now on the ground after all these years. this find, after all these years, this is the 1st time we see this. i'm believable is 3, think 2 words join us and specially towards 0. after covering will all what happened in babylon mode and shifted in the lock so most in guys especially. but they, they want the camera to be broken as they broke it yesterday with my colleague, missouri, we, they wanted the microphone to be on the gaunt, but we are telling them that the microphone and the come at all we say, and we will continue. nothing will stop us, nothing. we face more than this, and we will continue with the palestinian journalists syndicate organized a solidarity rally to show support for giovanni bu daddy. but he was there. the

message here is that they want to show solidarity with journalists who are being, as far as these people are concerned, targeted by the israeli forces. just less than a week ago palestinian jordan is organized as similar but in the neighborhood. so it shows that there is more attacks against during the feeling here by some of the speakers is that israel is deliberately targeting those journalists because they are showing the world ality of what's been happening under occupation. we've been speaking to some of them and they say that they feel that israel has been losing the media war because they feel that it's been exposed. it measures this violation and that's why they're trying to target during that is to tie them them. but as we've heard from many of them here, they're not going to be silent. polls are opens and perused. presidential run off the races between left wing union as petro castillo, and right when populous cake for maury. more than 25000000 people have registered

to vote and was predicted to be a close contact. elsewhere in latin america, mexicans are heading to the polls. the country's biggest ever elections, voters are choosing members of the lower house, the congress state governors and thousands of local politicians. the mid term vote is seen as a referendum on the policy. the president's address might lopez of her door. the ruling party and its allies are expected to keep their majority, but reposed point to a tight race to home and will bring us an update. he's joining us from mexico city, john, what's the stake in this election and tell us what's going on behind you? yeah, we're just outside of upholding station here in mexico city and it's all a middle class neighborhood. you can see the the key is thinking about that for the q hit since the morning. so people who came to go out and vote. and that's because in the country, not just here, but all around, there's more than $20000.00 physicians up for grabs many of them at the local,

state, and federal level. the entire congress is going to be renewed in the country. and as you pointed out, that makes the biggest election a mexican history. now what president hope is doing is going to be hoping for this, and his position is not the grabs who go. 3 is more, is it his can be given a mandate to complete? what he sees as his transformation have met and he says what he wants to do is get moved to the pool and to reduce the gap between the lead and the poorest in the country. now he's opponents, but also several observe as a going to be want to see from this is some sort of come to wait to him or not because there's another side to this president look over. the thought has been accused of undermining or neutralizing independent institution submits, heavily criticizing international and national and joe, some of the very respected and also criticizing the national and also international press whenever they haven't been agreement with him. so there is a sense among onlookers here that there is

a growing authoritarian streak in mexico, the president that this the midterm elections are appointed, which could be put under control or could not. and it's been a violent lead up to this particular election with tens of politicians having been killed. what's behind that violence? you're exactly right. the latest count that we have is 9 to will. so politicians that have been killed numbers were still coming in yesterday. that was one merrill candidate that got killed. there were 5 supporters of another policy, one leader of a party in the north. the country actually got kidnapped. so this is ongoing. now, part of the reason that that's happening is people to pick him up and for quite some time pop, he's battling out not just at the voting station before hands with violence, but what also is happening, especially in some parts of the country, a criminal groups,

they want to get their person in charge in terms of the local authority, and they obviously don't want arrival groups to get the person in charge. well, they don't want anyone who wants to stop organized crime completely. and then we're going to stop at nothing happening which we spoke before. this election, the one candidate who got his car shut up a bit off to that. who said that, especially in the countries hinterlands in the state of nature, which is suffered a lot. when you are a local candidate or a local mess, you don't know what to turn to. the federal authorities are indifferent to apply. gangs on either side of you trying to take control and tell you what to do. so it's a situation for some local politicians in mexico. so it's a difficult situation at the moment. personal nope, is over the door to the other day, only is peace and tranquility. that's not what we're seeing on the ground. okay, thank you so much don. home and reporting from mexico city.

time for a break on al jazeera and nigeria and preacher c b joshua, one of africa was most influential teladvantage unless dies at the age of $57.00. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. find a warning. has now been issued for tropical storm my child, one off couple depression and finally became the winds of east off. so we're not too concerned about that. it has merged into the new front here. and that's the problem for taiwan is going to continue just dragging its way across a similar area as we go one through the next 24 to 48 hours. we have already seen huge amounts of frank fall. this is out in the south west with a very heavy rainfall. 231 millimeters of rain here in just one day and could

easily see the same again over the next 2 or 3 days. and so the shower was all set to continue. they will drag the way across the good part of taiwan up to that eastern side of japan. not too many showers for japan. if anything they will ease off as we go on into a tuesday $29.00 celsius there in hong kong, shanghai around $31.00 degrees sustain la. she draw here. tons of one or 2 showers, temperatures about 31 celsius there too, for basing from foundry. she was a possibility here. felicia was continuing across a good part of the philippines at the moment to be a little fry them has been recently now that the storm has, of course, made its way out of the way. we'll see some heavy showers to cause northern parts of borneo and looking very disturbed for a good part of thailand. sponsor cut on airways. japan is building a massive sea to protect against devastating toonami. what i want to investigate

that nature can beacons or if the walls will expose abuse to greater danger? on al jazeera, me be the hero, the world needs right now use wash. ah, ah, the the me. hello again, stop stories and i'll just 0. the permanent residence when i could, it has been released after is really forces arrested for an occupied east jerusalem on sunday police fire. it's thundered 8th. the 1st professor is outside a police station, calling for her relief. i'll just, you're a correspondent,

but daddy has left the hospital. she'd been receiving treatment for a fracture and her hands sustained during her rest by is really forces. it happened and occupied east jerusalem on saturday. the mexicans are voting. the country's biggest ever election voters are choosing members of the lower house of congress on thousands of local politicians. the mid term vote is seen as a referendum on the policy. the president undressed money by lopez over a joint for the popular nigeria and evangelical preacher, a t b. joshua has died. it's believed the influential televi. angeles passed away on saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. his death was announced by his church. the synagogue church of all nations, c b. joshua was 57 years old. mother, theresa, more from nigeria capitol, abu josh kimmy. joshua is well loved by his followers, and he has millions of them here in nigeria, across africa, and around the world. every week. thousands,

tens of thousands of his followers follow him on his preaching on his famines. across and in his church headquarters in lagos, tens of thousands, also wash. we've been every week in lagos, now heroes to prom, in prominence in the 1900 ninety's. there was an explosion of television journalism across nigeria. and many parts of africa and tv. joshua is one of those clear leaders in terms of television to live here and across africa. apart from being one of the most respected creatures, one of the most follow creatures in africa in nigeria, and around the world. i to be your choice. also controversial in certain cases like for example, about a year ago i you to have to suspend his you tube channels simply because of claims about exorcism. and the treatment of diseases like illnesses like h, i v h and some other illnesses. a lot of leaders not only here in idea,

follow tv joshua, and the respect him a lot is influential. his stomach, as well noted, and such a point raised by t b. joshua well taken into consideration by politicians in nigeria and across africa . and sometimes he takes to the pulpit to address key national issues, things that ale, nigeria in particular, is particularly vocal about such things that don't go right here in the area. and we expect also statement from politicians, including the president of course, following his deaths yesterday in lagos. turkey's environment minister has promised to protect the country, sees after an outbreak of so called feast, not in the mom or see. the fix line problem is excrete it by algae in the water. the current overgrowth is fed by sewage, industrial pollution and warming seas. it's preventing sunlight and oxygen region, reaching the water, threatening marine life cynical. so our glue has more from the mercy, the missile edge problem, and the marg margaret, see the inner c l circuit that connects the black. the end the agency is,

is not any problem. it has been there for decades, especially in cordelia problems where i am, which has become an industrial center for the country for the last 30 years. experts have been warning about this issue for the last couple of months saying that the waste management policy was not right. and there was so much waste dumped into the water, including to household waste, the chemicals and the sewage in from infrastructure. so many believe that the policies that are announced by the government will not solve this problem in a couple of months because in years are needed to solve this problem. because there also needs to be a proper monitoring auditing of the government on the, on the policies and see if not is it common here. and the locals have been telling us that this is not comes to the area every 5 years and stays for 3 or 4 days. but

this time it has been here for months. the 1st, the small was observed in the area in october 2020. and now it's a very thick layer. this fight it's, it floats in the waters. it also reduces the oxygen level under the water, which is a horn for the ecology and the marine life. dozens of libyan doctors have taken part in a strike outside the prime minister's office and for police calling for a pay rise. the general syndicate of libyan doctors has warned, protest will continue until the government increase to increase the salaries of health sector employees. the strike comes days after the head of the government of national unity promise to raise salaries for those working in the education sector . the usaa donating 750000 current of our vaccines to taiwan after the island accuse china of hindering efforts to secure a doses through us senators travel to ty, pay to meet taiwan is president saying,

when she said the doses would save lives as the island struggles to contain a recent rise and infections. alexi o'brien reports 3 hours is it with major geo political significance. the 3 us senators, touching down and taiwan, and promising to give the island 750000 covey. 19 vaccines. a show of support and gratitude to taiwan the sending supplies to the us during the peak of its own outbreak in 2020. we are here as friends because we know that taiwan is experiencing a challenging time right now. which was why was especially important for the 3 of us to be here in a bipartisan way. friends come to each other's aid. taiwan was initially one of the pandemic success stories last year when more than 8 months without any domestic transmission. but it's recently had a surge of infections recording. most of it's more than $220.00 deaths in the past

month. almost haven't got hit by the central. yes. we are very thankful to bide in administration for sending a helping hand and putting i want in the 1st group of countries to receive vaccines . shared by the us back scenes are life savers. i wanted well, will not forget your help. fewer than 3 percent of the islands, 23000000 people have been vaccinated. this week, more than 1000000 doses were donated by japan. taiwan has signed contracts, the doses from astrazeneca and medina, and accuse china interfering and potential deals to secure vaccines from pfizer. some the blame inefficiencies by the taiwanese authorities. china said taiwan governing party is preventing it from sending doses of its own vic, same chinese made medical products, a band and a tie. when he's law means you know, your parties have obstructed the mainland from sending vaccines to taiwan in every

possible way. and even falsely claimed that the mainland has an injured procurement of vaccines for their own interest. the storage is continued to engage in political manipulation from the common mush. china's governing communist party views the island as a part of its territory and vowed to one day sees it by force if necessary. their complex relationship has seem taiwan effectively lockdown of membership of the world health organization. united states is donating back teams to multiple places around the world as china is just part of the competition between the united states and china to maintain relationships worldwide. and that would include taiwan. washington remains taiwan biggest ally, finishes promising the island that it will not face the pandemic alone. alex o'brien elgin's era. sweeter scientists are making cover 1900 vaccines in powder form. that's in an effort to overcome delivery and storage problems. they've developed an air drying process that's far cheaper and easier than freeze,

drying. it's hoped it will help developing countries produce their own vaccine stocks. paul reese reports a spike sticking into the stock home sky marks. the spots were up 210000 swedes a day. could be inoculated against coven 19. it's the biggest vaccination center in sweden, but it's running a totally around the 5th of capacity, as delivery shortfalls expose weaknesses in the global supply chain. 5 months after the rollouts began, thought we had the vaccine up here, but in the southern city of london, chemical engineer, year on conrad and is one of those you might have a solution. after his company dickon received a patent turning vaccines into powder. the key point is to remove water because they remove the water, is what actually destroys them access and then we are the only one that dr. faxing at room temperature. we can do it in the industrial scale, but we need countries to come together and sit down and see how can we actually

solve this. this drawing method could remove the need for vaccines to be kept cold, meaning they can be used anywhere just by adding water. the point of the powder isn't to help places like sweden that are relatively unscathed by problems with the so called cold chain. the democratic republic of congo last month had to send back 1.3 1000000 doses because they couldn't use them before they expire. while malawi has just incinerated 20000 out of date shots. this distraction is regrettable. we didn't want to throw away even a single line, but because the vacuum expires, we couldn't get them in just this production is a problem as well. africa manufacturers, only one percent of the vaccines being given to its population of more than a 1000000000 people. when you have and then make the developing countries on, in the last, in the queue actually to receive the vaccine. so therefore, this huge momentum to become more self sufficient in that action supply,

zika also ponds to make pop up vaccination plants known as fill and finish stations, which can be quickly assembled anywhere in the world. the throne of iris is just part of the focus with measles, killing tens of thousands of children every year. but collaboration with the probate vaccine produces would be a big 1st step. sweden has played a large part in the cove at 19 vaccination campaign truth involvement with astrazeneca. but while the distribution of vaccines has tended to favor the rich, the development of a dry powder vaccine in sweden could make the global fight against disease more widespread and warfare. pole res august era loaned sweeten el salvador as president is sending a bill to congress next week to make bitcoin legal tender. president, naya kelly says that will generate jobs in the short term and help include people

working outside the formal economy. more than 70 percent of people in el salvador don't have a bank account sent around 60 percent work in the so called informal sector for the sky is above, the french capital had become an unlikely battleground between the cities, police, chief, unprofessional drone operators. drone companies are accusing police in paris of mounting a vindictive campaign to force them out of the air. po brennan has more. paris from the air is a spectacular sight. a birds eye view along the river sane toward the eiffel tower, or soaring high over the triumph. then above the famous domes of the secretary basilica. these views made accessible thanks to modern camera drones. but since january the 1st paris is professional, drone operators have been logged in a bitter battle with the cities police the prefecture, which is refusing to grant permissions to fly very close to your site creation turned down around 15000 euros in earnings last,

i'm not the only one who has seen operations refused. you're essentially being banned from booking. that's an abuse of power. so some operators are struggling quite a lot financially. this is really affecting it's affecting hormones. so systematic, most of the routes of this dispute go back to 2020 with legal rulings on civil liberties grounds preventing french police from using their own drones to monitor public protests and gatherings. many believe the parish police chief did a lot more, is now taking revenge if it is called that absolutely. the perfect you regard it as a perverse outcome because they can't use drones despite po testers to be intrusive . and so to make everyone pay a place to bon on old road operators using drones in their line of work, it's an absolute scandal and all. this is just an act of revenge from perfect lo mom. in february, a letter signed by 30 of paris is drone companies demanded that the prefecture

grant permissions again. but it had no effect. the police on a particular the civil upon the fractures position is understandable since it's not possible for it to use drones to exercise its mission to protect citizens, all but the frustration shouldn't be too bad against civilian drone professionals. there is no link between the 2. the skyline of paris has featured an endless movies, commercials and documentaries, but without a compromise soon, the skies will remain empty. poll brennan, i'll just 0. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, prominent chairs are president manuel could it has been released. softer is really forces arrested her and occupied jerusalem on sunday. so these fire stun grenades, dispersed protesters outside for the station calling for.