is just a few blocks away, the mutual dislike between funds formed from a class device sustained over generations. most vocal junior support is born into these club colors. in an epic feud of rich versus poor friends who make football. when i was just the, let me know to hatred and to islam of phobia, no to terror and to racism. remembering the victims of hate, a vigilance held in canada 2 on a muslim family kills when they were run over by a truck. ah, i'm not madison, this is all just 0 live from home. also coming up, appeal denied. a un court upholds the conviction of former bosnians,

military chief colon, luggage for genocide and crimes against humanity. crime crackdown more than 800 people are arrested after using a phone. ap designed by the f b i and seen the fighting and me and my the un says 100000 people are being forced from their homes in kaya state. ah, a vigil has been held in canada in memory of a muslim family killed when they were run over by the driver of a pickup truck. the prime minister is calling it a tattler attack, motivated by hate for members of the same family died in the incident on sunday. the only survivor is a 9 year old who was injured. please say they were targeted because of their religion. the victims relative say people should stand up against racism and islam of phobia. as canadians, we make

a pact with one another that we will look out for each other. take care of each other, respect each other. well, for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times. it was broken last fall in a tober, coke, and in quebec city. in far too many places across the country, islam a phobia, is real. racism is real. best mobile, i me is a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada. she says the country has seen arise in islam of i guess it really shouldn't be surprised to having had one of our worst also attacks, also being on muslims and 2017 against them off outside quebec city. certainly

reducing a lot more online hate, increasingly coming from the right wing, mostly white nationalism. some of that unfortunately, is a spill over from the united states. and it's difficult to contain without a doubt, that the muslim community in canada is more than 100 years old. it's no traces, it's back in history. in the 1800s, edmonds and another great city grew up the country. but we have seen a rise of the summer for the, i say some of it really started with, with 911 and the war on terrorism. it's sort of subsided for a bit. of course that came back with isis. a talk that we saw on the west, and it's reared its ugly head yet again. and i think part of it is the discourse discourse amongst the all right. is quite significant. there is a lot of online chatter, certainly social media and it's algorithms, frankly, benefit off of that kind of hate because it really just brings more revenue dollars for these platforms. and they're really difficult thing to to clamp down. certainly a lot of counseling, messaging online,

increase digital literacy of young people. you know, this, this was a young man that perpetrated this, you know, crime. and certainly, i think there's a lot to be said about teaching people with the benefits of pluralism. the benefits of multiculturalism, and just really teaching people about other cultures which again, in the country that it's very multicultural. there's lots to teach because we do have a lot of minority communities in this country. but i do think the government cares what they can do is going to be a really big uphill battle. it wasn't, it's our military commander who led forces responsible for the massacre of bosnian muslims, has lost his final legal battle. un court has rejected appeals by right comb, luggage against his conviction for genocide and crimes against humanity during europe's worst atrocities since world war 2. that means his life sentence will stand step vast reports from the hague. a verdict, many in both near had been waiting for former busing and sub commander,

glad each final day in court, nearly 3 decades after the war that killed more than 100000 people until at 4000000 into refugees affirms douglas and the sentence of the 4 years ago, when adage was found guilty of genocide and triple anytime we around 8000 muslim men and boys were killed in 1995. he was also convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity during the war. in bosnia, from 1992 to 1995, he was acquitted for genocide and other parts of bosnia. the prosecution had appeal this decision, but his bill was rejected as was an appeal of blood each a defense lawyer gave it to me. country ships labord. this war criminal will never be free again. yeah. although he killed a lot of children, he will never taste freedom, trail and other monia so bus. each last a 17 year old son interpreter needs and 22 of her relatives. she traveled to the hague and hope to find some closure. at the minimum minimum. this is the minimum we

can expect from justice as a victim. i will never be satisfied. now we have to focus on the next perpetrators of genocide who are still free, who welcome us to see you know those last lot, the stocky pretty what the, the former yugoslavia tribunal is seen as one of the success stories for international justice with all 161 indicted suspects brought to court. it took 16 years to find melodic and bring him to the hague man. he could not believe he would ever face trial while this for the scene as some kind of closure and that example of international justice and thus little to heal the wounds of 5 or 30 years on with some people still glorifying the acts of conflict at war criminals, like milady is ideology less on survivors, fear that marriage acquittal for genocide and other parts of bosnia will send the wrong message from h back in the, in the i think it's for to give some support to the perpetrators and people deny

this genocide for the further does not accommodate the victims and their suffering . not fully recommended say this. it's not clear where melodic was 78 years old and has suffered. several strokes will serve his present term. d, u. n. court made an appeal to all its members states, especially in europe, to offer imprisonment to the man who is considered one of the worst war criminals of our time. steadfast and elgin's era. the hague, us vice president, common harris says her country's ties of mexico are entering a new era after meeting president andras manuel lopez open the door. they've agreed to try to tackle poverty in an effort to persuade people from central america not to migrate to the us. and i'm going to families and unaccompanied children arriving from central america has grown since president joe biden took office. mexico has detained at least $91000.00 people traveling north since the start of the year, at least one 5th of those with children. i want to be very clear that the problem

at the border in large part, if not entirely stems from the problems in these countries. i cannot say it enough. most people don't want to leave home. and when they do, it is usually for one of 2 reasons. either they are playing harm or to stay home means that they cannot satisfy the basic needs to sustain and take care of their family. who owns to is a senior mexico analyst for the international crisis group. he says the agreements made during harris's visit to mexico don't go far enough. i think we have to be realistic about what a visit like this actually achieves, right? so the positive thing is that they are going to keep on talking. but beyond that,

not a lot of concrete steps actually that would live up to the gravity of the situation . lot of the measures agreed upon so far, including forensic aides, which is in self positive economic aid and combating smuggling are necessary steps, but not sufficient to actually go to the deep wood causes off the lack of democratic and governance. and the rule of law, which a lot of mexican citizens suffer from these days, the lack of protection from the mexican state that ultimately makes them flee. so here we have a lot of ground to cover still in the coming years. and so essentially what we've seen over the past of 15 years, really off of fail security policies and mexico on the umbrella of the so called, warren directs and increasing militarization is that regional life conflicts above all in a number of reasons. in mexico such as me, chuck, i'm, have become exacerbated of civilian populations, are deliberately targeted, one group, one criminal group tries to take over the territory of a competing of

a competing group. and the, the outcome is essentially a great vulnerability for the civilians that left vulnerable v these aggressions and have no recourse but to flee to a safe areas both within the country and where possible. outside of the country. more than 800 suspected criminals have been arrested in a global sting operation by international law enforcement and evolve tricking gangs into using what they thought was a secure, full messaging up. that was actually being monitored poll brandon reports an operation trojan shield. the global police rates have included the italian mafia, asian crime syndicates, drug cartels, and illegal motorcycle gangs. more than 800 arrests in 16 different countries, the criminal gangs felt that that communications were encrypted and secure. what they didn't know with the devices called anom had been developed by the f b i. in collaboration with australian and european police,

the criminals using these devices believe they were secretly planning crimes far beneath the radar of law enforcement. but in reality, the criminals were not underneath the radar. they were on it. criminal gangs today rely on secure digital communication. on the plan was a real slow burner. the 1st handful of compromised unknown devices were quietly supplied to criminals in australia, around 18 months ago, and built up a solid reputation among the criminal underworld. then when law enforcement knocked out the rival encroach athens guy e z c networks earlier this year, more than 12 thousands of the compromised anom devices were in circulation all around the globe. multi $1000000.00 international crime in pines were now openly visible to the f. b, i and police on n criminal communicated in 45 languages. about things like dr. again, drugs, arms and explosive ram rate, 80,

and guess decks armed robberies. and last but not least, contract killings. the coordinated rates around the globe have found more than $32.00 tons of various illegal drugs. hundreds of firearms and weapons have been recovered. and nearly a $150000000.00 in cash and cryptic currency has been ceased. the 3rd mobile phone, encrypted medical phone, networked, the compromised by law enforcement within a very short period of time, and i expect others are coming. so who can you trust? there are still criminal networks in existence. there are other elicit communications networks still operating. but when police, she's called this operation a watershed moment in global laura enforcement. it's difficult to disagree, pull brennan al jazeera. this early security cabinet has decided that writing nationalists can go ahead with a controversial march due to be held on tuesday. the flag march and occupied east jerusalem was cancelled on monday over security concerns. hamas has voted to

retaliate. how do faucet has more from west to some? originally this was due to taking place on monday may the 10th, when israeli jews celebrate jerusalem day, which is the day mocking the seizure of east jerusalem via ready forces in 1967. it's usually an event where flag waving religious nationalist. israelis marched through the muslim quarter of the old city and occupied east jerusalem through damascus gate as well. on that day, it was a dave extreme tension which ended with the rockets going from garza and the beginning of the military escalation. on that day. police decided that it couldn't take place through that route, and so the organizers decided to cancel it. prime minister benjamin netanyahu almost immediately said, well, he wanted alternative options to be given by the police. and the statement coming from the prime minister's office is as follows. that's the security cabinet convened. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu ascribed great importance

to reaching abroad agreement on the holding of the march. still ahead on our dcea, investigators revealed the ignored warnings about the u. s. capital riots. i'm french president manuel mac received a cold welcome during our regional visits, when a member of public slaps and ah hello, we're going to start this one off in canada. cold front has cut across toronto, so that's now broken your heat wave. you had 3 days of 32 degrees and above. we're also dealing with some storms toward the us and we're tapping into some golf moisture here really from the midwest down toward the deep south. but let's pinpoint some areas i think. we'll see heavier, rain as we head toward missouri, tennessee, arkansas. i really threw louisiana and mississippi as well. in fact,

arkansas has the risk of some flash flooding for central america. sir. usual story . the heaviest rain can be found guatemala rate down to panama, so pop up thunderstorms through the caribbean. biggest risk for that will be his spaniel le. on wednesday, the top end of south america looks like this. we've got our feet of moisture for your areas of columbia and also some heavy rain that we're dealing with as we head toward guy and sir non and french guy on out on wednesday. you know the falkland islands have been dealing with very blustery winds. is southern 90 kilometers per hour, but by wednesday i think port stanley will seek us about 70. and we've also got a stiff when for months of the dale, 1900 degrees. but we'll see those winds were bucks about 50 kilometers per hour. and we got some rain running through areas of cell paulo and rio de janeiro showers for you on wednesday. the

it's more than just again, it's a way of life. every path, every sh, every go brings us together. we try to miles. so we can say we we flew every month with a game exists, uniting and together it's more than just the game. me the ah ah, i do want to go to theater. reminder of our top stories, this are a vigils been held in canada for muslim family killed and what the prime minister

says was a terrorist attack motivated by hate. 4 members of the same family were run over and killed by a driver mostly in military commanders who is responsible for the massacre bus and muslims, and the 1990 s. as lost his final legal battle. you are in court rejected, appeals by of our home language, against his conviction for genocide and crimes against humanity. us vice president canada says be meeting mexican president on the us manuel lockers. open the door agreed to tackle poverty to encourage people from central america not to my grape to the us. the number of people taking the dangerous track is accelerated since president joe biden took office. the un estimates 800000 people have been displaced by fighting in me and must kaya state in accusing security forces of indiscriminate attacks against civilians. it says is what it about security and the humanitarian situation, which is getting worse. people in kaya have set up on groups to resist. the

military genta just cranked down and dissent since he's in power in february. so manders is the united nation special rough auto on human rights and me. and it says those who have flee a desperate and it's turning into a crisis. they've gone into for us. and now we're getting porch there have little to no water food. there are people getting sick and they have no access to medical supplies. and what we've also learned is that the hunter is blocking roach that could provide to 8 organizations and those who are trying to get to them access to these people. and i've also heard a report, a credible report to just to day. but landmines are being laid on the road leading to the forest, where these desperate people are. so we could be looking not only at the impact of the bombing itself, but we could be looking at a significant loss of life here in this,

in this part of me and more. if people are not able to get food, water, and medical supplies, that they so desperately need to, it's a real, real humanitarian crisis that emerging here in, in kind of. well, the big problem we have right now is that 8 is being blocked. and so there are many that would like to get 80 in, but they're unable to get it in. and so the, the most important thing right now is number one, anyone with leverage on me and on line that the leader of the hunter, use whatever leverage they have to get into, lift this blockade and allow these people to get the food and medicine and water that they took so desperately need and secondly, to stop this indiscriminate disproportionate bombing of these, of these villages. and then finally, i think now more than ever, it's critical for the international community to work very, very hard to cut off access to the revenue that weapons that, to this,

this who needs to carry on this brutality alzheimer's ma'am, are many people have been trying to escape the military is cracked on near the border time of may salt and thailand, there's a going underground networks that's helping them to get away. it's got highlight reports. hugging the marie river border, the city of may soft in thailand has 4 generations acted as a gateway with neighboring me and mar. its community spans the border, a shared culture with families living on both sides and, and economy rooted in cross border trade. but since the coo and me and mar 4 months ago, throwing the country in the crisis, the priorities for some have shifted. business owners are now helping exiles and dissonant escaping the genta. find safe havens sealed yellow. we are helping all the people get what they need for some high rank. politicians need to be in a safe situation where they can communicate with their organizations inside and

outside of me and mar. he's also assisting the growing number of protesters, finding their way to korean ethnic army camps in the jungle along the border. there undergoing self defense and combat training part of an expanding alliance between those who have been on the streets calling for the military leaders to step down and the arm groups that have been in a decades long fight for more autonomy. sue sue was active during the anti joan to protest. he was living with her aunt, a member of the deposed civilian leader on songs to cheese political party. the n l d. sue sue was detained by security forces last month. as soon as she was released, she fled because she said police had surrounded her aunt's home to use google maps to find her way to the border. we have to stop every entrance of each time. we pass through the immigrants, the immigration office, or the soldier like different uniform, different people. they will check you, show me your id. where are you going? can, can i check your phone to solve for the military judo, like we are,

we will be a criminal even if we save a picture of the phone with the situation and me and me are showing no signs of changing more protests is like, sue sue will continue to be forced to escape any way they can either fling to safety or training to take on the job. got hyler al jazeera. peruvians are still waiting to learn who will be the next president as the difference in the votes between the 2. polarizing candidates is getting not a war. protesters have taken to the streets for supporters from both sides, claiming voter fraud. the latest results from sundays run on suggest left us candidates federal kasteel. i secured 50 percent of the vote is conservative rival cake of which money. as 49 percent 98 percent of the balance have been recorded by the sanchez and this report from a protest in lima quarters up here at the

national have been girls, girls says that both angry material officials, the protest moved by the fraud legation by candidate to say they are here, checked our vote. it hasn't been a clean process. castillo sister was an election observer. that's bad. and there have been many other irregularities. it's unacceptable. you don't have to separate the money order. anxiously. 2 waiting for the balance counting, they are here because a lot different in democracy. we are here to defend our vote because there is front, but by kicker for he marty, we will fight. and so the last vote is counted electra on the national monitor. so the elections have been transparent at the front on the gas side,

or making voters on both sides of the result. according to a new report by the u. s. congress, the federal government failed to act incredible tips of an attack on the capital building in january investigator to v o police had intelligence weeks before that supporters of then president donald trump were planning to stop the certification of jo biden's election. when was lyn jordan reports, we usually for a couple of hours during the day trial, the pulleys calls for backup unanswered, angry crowds, breaking in unimpeded. a bipartisan congressional report calls the response to the january 6th attack on the us capital. a failure of intelligence preparation and imagination, a failure. it says lead to the death of 7 people, including 3 police officers. the intelligence was out there and we know that now, in fact, at the time, many of us knew that you all reporting that there was,

you know, online chatter about violence, connected with that gathering. so to me it was just amazing that that intelligence soon i get in the right hands here. yeah, the report says, because no one shared the intelligence capitol, police and national guard units were equipped and ready to head off any violent protest. we will never give up, we will never can see. and once the crowds loved rally at the white house where the capital, the report says the breach and the violence were inevitable. but this report does not analyze why the protest happened at all, which is why most sen say they want an independent $911.00 style commission. there are a lot of other questions that need to be asked in terms of why the district or what motivated folks to descend on the capital to engage in what was an insurrection. those are questions that need to be asked and answered, and the commissioner would be able to take a more full some a look at that. the chances of that happening are diminishing mainly because of

partisan in fighting. democrats accuse republicans of trying to protect a former president, donald trump, and his administration. while republican say democrats are blowing politics of their own. one of my big problems with the january 6 commission that was outlined the, the members, the commissioners, and the staff is going to be appointed by congressional leadership. so, so again, i how, how do you get to the bottom of tension, what congressional leadership noon when they didn't note the report calls for more intelligence sharing and more training exercises and improved oversight. but it can't address the bigger issue. why did people who call themselves patriot tried to overthrow the government on january 6th, rosalyn jordan else's era? washington in tucker on a virus restrictions are being ease in columbia, capital, boerger, tom,

even as the number of infections and deaths remain high, nighttime curfew will be removed and bars will be allowed to stay open until one a. m. anti government protest. i mean, going on for a month on a sunday ramp, yet he has the latest from book or time for government saying that while obviously this is about the ideal moment to do this. it's also they also feel that there was no more space for. busy restrictions to remain in place or new restrictions to be imposed, given the fact that the country has been going through more than a month of anti government protest in parts part by the consequences of this crisis with poverty rising in the country. more than 40 percent of colombians are now living below the poverty line records, unemployment. so the government to decided that and hoping that this peak, this,

their peak of infections will start receiving in a couple of weeks. this is what they are saying that it was time to also start lifting these restrictions to be ready for the end of the speak. but the reality is, and talking to many doctors that it's clear, if indeed this very, very stubborn 3rd peak will receive, consider that there are more than $500.00 colombians that are dying of covey in 1900 every day. bailey records of infections and all i see use intensive care units in hospital in our major cities, our food. we spoke to a number of doctors today. they say that they're seeing also the mortality rate going up in the hospital. so they're all quite worried by this decision, which obviously once again, is one of those cases where it's very difficult to strike

a balance between having to save lives and having to restart the economy and shambles. the us is changed. it's covered 19 travel restrictions for more than $100.00 countries. most of the nations were lowered from the highest level 4. that means people are no longer discouraged from traveling there, but they are encouraged to be fully vaccinated. french president, my will mac home has been slapped in the face while visiting a small town in the countries of the 20. well, the man was reportedly shouting down with meconium before the allies to sold to people have been arrested. now they will cause she was an attorney, democracy, as you are old, demonstrating it's about debate dialogue, the face off of like days, expression of legitimate disagreement, of course. but it can be, in no case about violence, verbal aggression,

or most of all physical aggression. united nations security council is officially backed on tony of protests for a 2nd time secretary general, cuz that is took over the role from banking moon in january 2017. after a hotly contested race. in october 2016, the security council's recommendation hopes to encourage the 193 members general assembly to formally reappoint him for another 5 years from january next year. ah, this is all just say that these are the top stories visual's been held in canada for a muslim family killed and what the prime minister says was a terrorist attack motivated by hate. 4 members of the same family were run over and killed by a driver as canadians, we make a pact with one another that we will look out.