we get people to give their view of what's going on. ah, al jazeera, when i trains collide in pakistan, a rescue operation is underway. county has begun and peruse election with exit posts suggesting a close result ah, about the can. this is on the 0 life and also coming up mexicans vote in the country's largest selections. they are seen as a test for the president has promised to transform the nation, palestinian activists supposing and is ready campaign to evacuate. people from

their homes are released from detention. the u. s. vice president makes her 1st overseas official trip immigrations at the top of the agenda as she has to guatemala and mexico. ah, 2 trains have collided in southern pakistan since province killing at least 30 people that happened in go to a district. it appears one train derailed and it was hit by another one. local police say villages and now transporting dead an injured passengers to nearby hospitals. not yet clear what cause the derailment and the subsequent collision come, all hide is joining me from his slum about on the phone. come out, what more do we know about what's happened? so for the information that we've been able to gather this thread expression, which is really near a dime,

another trade have a head on according to the latest reports, this is a more region rescue efforts. difficult games i've had difficulty reaching the place. we have no reports of the game on side yet the police and the administration official, they'll say that they will be there within the next 30 to 40 minutes. many to be trapped in the rec gates. their goal is coming from a senior brig police for that particular district. it's saying that people have to but that, that don't obviously go high going on. great q a cabal. unfortunately, we report on these stories all too often analogy 0. what is the safety record like for pakistan's railways, focused on the railway system is obsolete. it's james system. there's been been

corruption and railways and so they've been many, but no proper inquiry, no flame. and of course the people would be expecting that there should be some responsibility friend and of course august on the railway plan, which is to modernize it also to share the financial constraints. so the track record of the budget on railway re for a come on thanks very much. obviously this is a breaking story. we're going to be getting more information over the next few days . we will be coming back to you. thank you very much indeed. vote cuttings on the way in peruse. presidential run off early results show the race is too close to call. people are choosing between 2 candidates from political extremes, left when school teacher pedro castillo and kick off in the morning was the right wing, daughter of a jailed, former president of montana. sanchez is joining us from lima. so we've got the 1st

exit polls 1st morning. i understand a slightly ahead of casteel just to have people reacting to that. that's right. grew up. it's just point 6 percent. so it's not even a one percentage point that puts keiko for humanity slightly ahead of ludicrous p. you. and this house triggered us more protest. i have to say, but protest indeed, of kathy or sympathizers that are in front or very close by the national office of the electoral process. they are enraged because they have not been is they have not said that castillo is a head and they are protesting there and they have beaten teeth. local tv reporter, still, we don't know exactly how it happened, but we have seen a group of people beating that reporter. now bit of steel is in that go on. but

it is a remote district in the northern peru where she is from monica. and she has that from there that every boat needs to be counted and protected. so i think everyone is on alert. either side, gosti, yours and wiki marti's. vigilant of what is happening in the vote counting in many authorities are now already is saying even fransisco sagnasti, the president of peru has said in the past few days that peruvians need to remain calm and need to respect the result. because it is a very tight race and people are very anxious here. do we have any idea when we're going to get that result and that things are going to become cleared or well, we are waiting for in about an hour and

a half. the 1st official results will come out of the national electoral than the national office of electoral process gives the 1st rapid count and it's the beginning of the count. it's in about an hour and a half and this is just the beginning and it continue counting. well into the night even it could be even going into the morning. now having said that, we have to wait for the rural vote. the rural vote will only travel by day like which means that in the early hours of monday, they will start bringing all those balances to the centers where they will start counting. so it could be, well, they were, could be talking about more than nearly 24 hours before we have an official we sold, but we should be able to know the trend of the volt. and we know that the rural vote is mostly going for gas t o 4. so the trend right now that for he marty slightly ahead of gas b, you could well change in the, in the early hours of monday. that's not an essential reporting from lee ma

marianna. thank you very much indeed. pulls up close to mexico's largest election. mexicans are picking a new lower house of congress, state governors and mares the temple as soon as a test for president andras manuel lopez of an adult. he's promised to transform the country. it's been shaken by the corona virus pandemic, a deep recession and drug related violence. john holmes has more from mexico city. the biggest election, mysteries have free, but that's one of the things that comes down to president lopez over at those political project. he says it's to transform the country to bring the gap between the haves and the have nots. close it together to help make some pull. now at the moment, he's got the majority in congress to do that. and a lot of local local positions around the country because he him so is not up for election this time around. he's got another 3 years ago, but he's going to need that support push through his proposals. so we're going to

see in a few hours time, if he's got that, that also those people on the other side of the all his opponents. but also people that are observing that what's going on in the country. the think this is all about him. but for different reasons, this is a president, we've been pretty keen on centralizing power, not so keen on independent institutions. he's tried to neutralize and undermine a few of those. not very keen on civil society and joe's even the media itself, national and international. when it's criticize him or printed something that he doesn't like, he's been quite came to attack. so people on the other side to say, this is really the chance to try and limit his power a bit and to prevent mexico and the country, bob's going in a direction that it doesn't want to go. funds versus vice president council of the americas explains why this is a crucial election for the mexican president. the president himself is not on the ballot, but he's the one that everybody's voting about. and you know, he's got now 3 more years of his term. he's limited to one year,

gives me one term. and the question is now how empower is he in the 2nd half of his term to really try to carry out what he calls the transformation of mexican society . there are some people that are really wanting him to be successful and there are others who are trying to restrain him. and it's on that basis that the elections today are really, really important for mexico future is really unbelievable levels in some parts of mexico and some cases out of control. and that has to be brought under control. there's a variety of reasons for that. that's not necessarily the president's fault, but the situation really hasn't changed all that much, certainly not for the better since he's been in office since 2018 and that was one of his key campaign promises was to reduce violence. the pandemic is cut a slightly different way. you know, mexico has really had a tough time with the pandemic, and really has had a lot of cases and not done very well in terms of vaccines. but for whatever reason, the president doesn't seem to have been blamed for that so much,

he is now getting vaccines into the country and he wants all of mexico citizens over 18 to be vaccinated by october. so people are given him credit at this point for best efforts, but it is interesting to see how that really hasn't been hung around his neck. at this point. no military wing of commerce has released an audio recording of someone who claims is a captured israeli soldier named person is set to be one of for israelis who's been held in god's for several years. although israel says 2 of its soldiers, a dead house also released new video of pharma israeli soldier, a large shot while he was in captivity, shot was released in 2011 in exchange for more than a 1000 palestinian prisoners. a deputy, the leader of the hussle brigades, not one is told as either the group wants to finalize a new prisoner's swapped deal with israel for, i don't know. i know that we have the bargaining chips to complete a respectable prisoner exchange deal and the inmates are the most important thing

that is now on the table. a prominent activist whose families become the face of a campaign to stop forced evictions and occupied easter whistling has been released by israeli forces. she was detained earlier on sunday at home for we extensions have been high in shakes at our protest as fight to stop jewish status from taking over homes are the, are the humming has this report she is back at home released with no charge and no condition when l call was detained early sunday morning, when israeli police raided her family home, her twin brother mohammed, who was in there at the time, was served a notice to present himself to the police station in occupied east jerusalem. that he but this is intimidation, nothing more because they know on june 8th, israel's attorney general will issue his opinion. so they want to intimidate the residence of the neighborhood. these are the policies of the occupation, intimidation and fear. why did they close our road?

because we made our voices heard that she became the symbol of their plight as she documented everyday life in the neighbourhood. the code of the family has already lost part of their property. a jewish settler originally from brooklyn, new york lives behind those wooden panels. you my feelings, my have, and if i don't feel someone else going to feel that conversation between him and mona went viral. several other properties on the same street were taken over by settlers. one on the brother were taking to this police station and occupied east jerusalem, where just a day before i just corresponded devora dairy was also being interrogated. but the lady was covering a protest until the buried of the families in ra hanson went, could lose their homes without being given substitute housing. she was told when she was overpowered, handcuffed,

and dragged by israeli soldiers were there is left of was factored during the violent arrest. what i'm seeing now on the ground after all these years, this time, after all these years. this is the 1st time we see this, i'm believable is treating to words join us and specially towards just after covering all what happened in babylon mode and shifts 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 want to 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 faced more than this and we will continue. israeli police, an army have so far been heavy handed with both journalists and those voicing

disorders, verity for palestinians facing forceful evictions. this was the scene outside the police station as one as father was talking to journalists on the street where she lived, had seen many crackdown despite it all. mourners voice had become a difficult one to silence for the meet you were in occupied east jerusalem. come on, harris is on her 1st trip abroad as us vice president. she's arrived in guatemala as part of a regional effort to address the root causes of migration. iris will meet guatemala as president to discuss how to fight poverty, corruption, and climate change. and you expect this one on measures to come back smuggling and human trafficking. as a surge of people arriving at the southern border, the u. s. most of them from central america. our white house correspond. kimberly hawkins has more from guatemala city. the numbers of migrants hitting the southern board of the united states and mexico is unprecedented under the,

by the ministration. there is a surge given the fact that they believe their receptive policies. but this is a big problem and it's taken a long time. it's stymied, not only democrat, but republican administration, so this is a big test. come la harris is diplomatic skills. she's here 1st and guatemala city, and then in mexico city to meet with the leaders of waterfall and mexico respectively. there is going to be a meeting monday between the vice president of the united states as well as the mexican president. but what we expect is that there is going to be not only the policy announcement you mentioned there about the issue of addressing human trafficking. but also there, bilateral meeting. they're going to discuss the root causes of migration, in other words, corruption, hi prime and violence. poverty in order to try and put a place of policy measures that will essentially allow people to stay in their home

communities. we went to some of the poor neighborhoods just outside of guatemala city. and we discussed that there is a bit of skepticism that commonly harris is facing. for example, they're wondering why she's not coming to the neighborhoods that are hardest kid and is instead just touring a palace a little bit of a concern that maybe she's not willing to fully look at the scale and scope of the problem. but she is going to get the tough questions of what we're looking ahead. this press conference where he expects will have to answer for the challenges she faces. what you expect to do about them still had an autism, he was told to join the fight or died. we'll meet one man who escaped from an armed group. in molly last week, and 20 time grandstand tennis champion, roger feather pulls out of the french open despite when you explain why the the

hello plating a hate continuing across much of north america and that he brewing some nasty storms across the southern states of the us to stab across the deep south and east part of texas, louisiana, mississippi. all the way up across the central plains into the appellation, seeing some rather lively storms here been enough labor towards the eastern seaboard, d. c at 35 celsius scorching weather. but it will be rather sticky. a 31 there. in new york, he stretches up into central parts of canada still over towards westbury to restore calgary. struggling to get into double figures here. but the prospect of little bit of snow the over the high ground warms up in calgary as we go on into tuesday, a few showers who central parts of canada through sketch. one easing across towards manitoba rant ontario. shat was west the weather that the eastern 3rd of the u. s. still heavy down pulls down across the central and southern plains, further west where we could be. the rate stays hot and dry. that dry weather

stretches down across much of northern mexico, southern parts of mexico will still see some lively showers. those showers running in across the kara bay and we'll see some wet weather for a time over towards see the eastern islands as we go on into tuesday. a shower continuing for the west. ah, when much day arrived, the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised the loudest voice, and political descend fixed center stage. they from a rocco's resistance, the shows of roger, casablanca defends, who make football on. i'll just be the o.

a watching. i just had a reminder of, i told stories, this harm, 2 trains have collided, and southern pakistan send province killing at least 30 people. it happened in gulf to district. it appears one time derailed and was hit by another one, a rescue operations underway. poles are closed and peru for voters are picking the next president and run off poll. the choices between left to a union, this pedal for steel and right winger cake off was the morning, and the figures show a tight race between the 2 candidates pose of just close to mexico's largest election. mexico. mexicans are picking a new lower house of congress, state governors and mayor's time poll. that's seen as a test for president under s,

manuel lopez. and we can refugee can so lists molly, as one of the world's most neglected conflicts, more than 7000000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. this year alone, more than 300000 people have been displaced. nicholas hack reports from the make shift camp in the capital bicycle. an act of defiance and freedom. smoking with something armed groups wouldn't allow him to do. after being caught fat, mousing fighters of the arm group jermanti sought alice. some one was the mean an affiliate, devout kate hudson depot was abducted. he was given a choice, joined the fight or be killed. he escaped last week, finding his way to the slaughter house on the outskirts of amaco. i'm so scared even here, i'm afraid because there are foreman's giving back information and the day they'll find you. or if you go back to the village bill, cut you up. the al qaeda philly had controls,

large swath of land in the center of the country. schools are shut, playing football is forbidden even listening to the radio. watching tv is band, girls are shrouded in black cloth and forced into marriage, including hudson's wife, was now being held captive by the last year, the norwegian refugee council says more than $250000.00 people fled the region. agencies say a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in areas out of their revision crisis is not only if it's a critic crisis, it is also human. terry and crisis development, crisis, political crisis, etc. so the solutions should be, policy is, should go beyond military focus, which has not so far a, it has not resulted in more security for, for people. molly's military, june 3rd to power last week in a 2nd to a 9 month thing. they can do what the civilian government can,

and that's restore state authority. none of the people that we met and this makes shift camp, wants to return home despite assurances from the un peacekeeping mission, the french forces and the money and state. they say they're being killed, not just by arm groups, but also by the money an army hudson's father was reading the koran with a group of men at a wedding ceremony. when molly and security forces started shooting, killing him, until there is dialogue between the armed groups and the malia and army. i feel like nothing will change. volumes will continue to die. last december un investigators told the un security council that they suspect molly in defense and security forces of committing war crimes killing those they are meant to protect with arm groups to intensifying attacks. this has led haas on wondering who to trust and whether they can be any peace in molly. anytime soon. nicholas hawk al

jazeera bama co mean was military is facing strong resistance from a local armed group in the town of min. done, the spokesman for the chin defense force. a spoken exclusively to al jazeera by the advantage local fighters have over what he calls me most. s a c troops and describes the battle that unfolded. when the army stormed the town. everybody, every household has a shot gun must get at the are they know how to handle these things, and they have been hunting. so the hunt lives to house a lot. in the guerrilla warfare, there were even 215 or 16 years old, who are taking much gets shot guns. that will face that large cannot see the motto, shells, when the machine guns and automatic wife is right falls and a 47 and sixty's against those weapons. don't. people were brave enough to use only

shot cars. i must get to face that. so it's difficult for the city of troops to fight back, but the crawl all their way into a closed reach. so we were only using musket as guns, but the had snipers in our p t sniper guide to blood about the df member solely. and anybody who tried to see jane was shot. so there was another guy calling. you tried to save sharleen, but only was also shot. but we were able to pull pulling back, but nobody could see she only so jolly night there all day. and then i think he died out of a meeting over anything. so we were able to get his corpse in the past already as is it true to know that the way they were getting his heart was at heart. so the orange appointment, so they were all 79 people. but as they were about to

have battles, you know, fire each other, it began to re so we have members most of them use must get so with the rate of cause god does. busy what useless, so they were it a great advantage. all in all 3 of our guys died. and then another tree into it. one of africa is most popular. tell him. angelus has died nigerian evangelical preacher, tv joshua passed away and saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. it was 57 as many as 15000 people attended his sunday services every week. he joshua was influential, but he was also controversial in claim to cure illnesses and homosexuality. the u. k. been accused of abandoning some of the world's most vulnerable people after

its decision to cut foreign aid spending by $5000000000.00. burton is the was 3rd biggest international donor after the us in germany. at least a $140000000.00 will be slashed in the case humanitarian budget for yemen. as the british government prepares to host the g 7 summit, baka is more. when g 7 lead is assemble here in cornwall, on friday, ruby, a chance for britain to furnish its reputation overseas. the term all of breakfast in the past 3 months, the u. k shifted its foreign policy away from europe to india. japan and australia, government has spent billions of dollars on this state of the aircraft carrier, currently on a world tour, bringing british sea power to the reaches of its former empire. but where britain used to lead the way in supporting the wells most vulnerable people, the governments now under fire for slashing. it's $4.00 and $8.00 budget by 5 and

a half $1000000000.00. including relief. but yemen, the world worst humanitarian disaster, where cash strapped projects of face enclosure because also a un children's agency, unicef and other life saving projects in syria. ethiopia, and i've got hundreds of charities, academics and activists have signed a joint letter urging the government to reconsider that doesn't make any sense economically, financially, politically, diplomatically, of course, morally, are in the humanitarian consequences. and i'm very much afraid of something that we're told as temporary will become permanent. the british foreign office says, the cancer part of a strategic shift in government spending a response to the economic shock caused by the global pandemic. this yesterday is that when the worst is over there, spending on foreign aid will steadily increase the find the pandemic official

international development assistance in 2020 rose to his highest level ever. the u . s. is the biggest, a donor followed by germany. britain is 3rd. all the other g 7 countries or at least maintaining, if not increasing their aid. so germany prompts japan the us there will increasing their 8 despite times being tough at home, while the u. k is decreasing, so it's isolating itself just when it needs to be leading the way. prime minister force johnson now face is a major rebellion about the counts. the growing number of m. p 's, including the former prime minister, theresa may lacking an amendment to force the government to make up the shortfall when it comes to foreign aid. a growing number of voices urging britain to lead from the front. the bar couches era, london, dozens of libyan doctors have gone on strike, to demand a pay raise living demonstrating outside the prime minister's office in tripoli.

the general syndicate of libyan doctor has warned, protest will continue until the government agrees to increase the salary. the health sector employees strike comes days after the head of the government, of national unity from mr. re salaries for those working in education. germany's governing conservatives won a key election in the eastern state of sucks. any uncalled ahead of a federal vote in september, the christian democratic union, 137 percent of the vote on the new party chief army lash it. long serving chancellor angle and buckle is stepping down. now part has been a dominant force in the eastern region. for decades. grand slam tennis champion, roger federal has pulled out of the french open saying he needs to listen to his body and not push himself too quickly. the 39 year old had to ne surgeries last year, it came to a tough 3rd round match roland gallows, which went to $0.04. it was due to play italy's and matthew bentley, a very teeny next federal funds to rest his body. as he works towards his mingle,

which is wimbledon, said, i've not been to 3 and a half our battles in practice. either. i pushed as much as i could, as we thought, reasonable. i didn't expect to be able to win 3 matches here and, and you know, sort of back up a good performs on such image as well and completely different circumstances. i think we have a lot to go through with the team. ah, this is all, these are the top stories, 2 trains of collided in the southern pakistan seemed province killing at least 30 people. it happened to invoke the district. it appears one train derailed and was hit by another one, a rescue operations on the way, the local police, the villagers, and now transporting dead and injured passengers to nearby hospitals come on, hide.