and reasons, one, transit law has been reformed. the changes are also what they target, the 2 sets of behaviors that are mostly drunk driver and those who repeatedly submit the infraction. activists and government critics see that even with the appropriate public policy in place, safer streets, can only be achieved if everyone abides by the rules of the road. manuel, rap alone al jazeera mexico city. ah tough a quick check of the top stories here. iranians around voting to pick the next president . they have a choice between 4 candidates, the conservative head of the judiciary abraham races widely seen as a frontrunner with support from hard liners dosage. a battery has more than tara. there is a lot of support behind abraham. right. you think is the head of the countries or just sherry. he was appointed to that post by the supreme leader himself. he will

have to resign if he is chosen as a wrong 13th president. of course, his platform has been very vague. he has said very little, he hasn't had a huge public presence during the campaign period. but there is a sense that his favorite, because the general public has really one thing on their mind. and they want some change from the moderate reform us government. they've been over the past the years . there is a sense such as the economic situation in the country is not going to change anytime soon. so they're hoping with every brand, see, they will see some kind of a change take place in iran from ivory coast president longbow has returned home 10 years after being expedited for war crimes. he was tried and acquitted by the international criminal court. the charges dates back to 2010 when he refused to concede defeat after presidential election. israel says it's find the jets of known stand strikes on god that targeting homicide. it says it was a response to incendiary balloon, anything thrown into southern israel for 3rd day. it's putting pressure on a sci fi between israel and hamas that came into effect almost a month ago. zombie as founding president kenneth calendar has died age 97. after

a short illness, he lived the country from independence in 1964 until 991 counter opposed apartheid south africa on white minority rule in rhodesia. now, zimbabwe that's no less up to the violence in me and more videos posted on social media show. most buildings destroyed and can not village residents accused the military of firing at them before burning nearly 200 homes as well as can in capital. on tuesday, the us supreme court has rejected a challenge to the affordable care act known as obamacare. it was one of the former president brock obama signature policies. the judges rule, 72, rejecting the republican challenge. it's the 3rd time the court has preserved the law since it was introduced back in 2010. so those are the headlines and continues here now to 0, after witness reckoning with laughter that you're watching. something was going to change, has anything really changed?

this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier and know what to say. we are all say we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be, the devil is always going to be in the bottom line when i was just there on the low grade so much so before i believe that i have to go, but i hope to get this just to close to the us. we're going to call video book by the kennedy center, the same time a global health.

this weitzman is your heart. and this still might be the dirtiest, most unsanitary coroner of the united states. why? everyone called me or they touched the road. oh, it's good to go to harvard. you don't want your kids to go to harvard, just like a name. they can go to any other university and it will be fly in. i got it out of my sister. the me, everyone running around with the going to the glass. and i'm going to right call me

when i feel people writing comedies at harvard like what, and then i have to explain that to you when i was trying to make peace and couldn't do it. so now i'm doing it through comedy. well i'm, i'm sure that on the, on an i do need kind of the human, you know, really i had you, but i had a lot of done. if you found the la la for m o m i went to sleep anonymous. i woke up the next day, my phone was exploding all over the media. the proposal may have been

the 1st jewish comedian ever come to the said here at the 1001 last comedy festival. so please help me welcome to i gave her arabic name. please let me welcome to the sage . now i'm a good evening everyone. if you're not getting the most that you guys just getting my name is norm, white liberal can pronounce my name. so they call me chomsky my last name is there . so i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman. my parents are considered traitors the left wing liberal. so they raised me in

a mixed community. were jews and palestinians lived together. my best friend, an inch of the palestinian. she looks like did you had the the local customer then just next to her when we cross check point the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on her and they look at me. give me a lady please. i found a letter that my father received to the military detention on here refused to serve in the occupied territories. i brought it with me here because i have the feeling like it's going to make it into my show. and these are like the 1st memories i have for my dad, just me and my mom kind of alone in the house and my father in prison. and i remember asking all the time questions where dad was dad

this is the 1st appraising. this is the 1st intifada is a very different outlook on those that are questioning the system. and that was a point where we could still turn things back today. it's much, much, much harder. the basically i think what i've been eating my whole life cruise injury, call it going to do with my grandma now. my mom like pretty much i really always find i'm adding a few more healthy things to it. don't tell my ancestors. i'm changing the recipe. the 1st show i ever had was in english and that showed so incredible and

amazing and people were listening to me in such a different way than i was used to. i love performing and hebrew also. but there's something about israeli audiences. sometimes i feel very anxious about and in a way thing, you know, kind of bring my home because from the beginning i kind of know that i'm not going to have a lot of space among my own community. or even in hebrew like it's going to be limited because of who i am because of my messages. maybe i'm wrong, but i hope i'm wrong. but this is the kind of feeling that i have so we have couple of building blocks of your show, right? so one big building block is like who your parents are, and then the next building block on the visual shuttle. and then you have

a series of little things with innovation. and then eventually through this, i went to the un advocating to work more and more with those sections of society that they're usually not spoken to. yes, that are like spoilers of future piece of room. so there was a pushback from him, from the one they didn't want to funded, they didn't want to be part of it. it was too risky for them. and they told us who needs to work with those extreme israelis who didn't. that's their responsibility and it ruptured my belief that there was like a traditional avenue to do piece work through. and it led me to start making jokes on every tv about m b. s. like, and i'm like this rupture led you to that. yeah. getting ready to perform for the harvard, he lives out there who can jews it's my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they're coming from

a place where i believe they have more to learn. they can do better. they need to be part of the change in know the things that i'm saying. they don't come from an ignorant perspective. the press doesn't come from an ignorant perspective, never. not telling them anything new, but the jewish audience is where we have to work. hello i am i have the various audiences following me everywhere. i have already in iran, in any kind of show up tonight. i like 70 minutes most of

a year. so when i was 7 years old, they decided to raise me in the only co existence community in a row. and 2 years ago, a big fire broke. and so a lot of security forces and firefighters, which i like the rush to rush to the community, and they, they try to evacuate all the jews and all the, from their houses. but my neighbors, no one move from their houses and the firefighters that you have to affect you in your home, immediately and use of my home. and the firefighter go use, if you will be able to come back and use them. what they told me i could talk it

was with children to do everything else actually to let you in because they would never like bring activists from jewish voice to be right. but it didn't bring you even though your view more progressive than a lot of people. i know and still it's interesting. she got an invitation because he's an artist because she was doing something that you know more approachable to them. well, that's what's radical about using cultural work. yeah. you know, she get to use comedy and art to get in the door when you wouldn't otherwise be able to get what you did. it wasn't like career as a comedian. it was straightforward that what you did the culture going to go to new york to perform the famous 30 rog wu, my 1st time they come back to

the the, the, the news in the audience. we're like we can believe that we're here for see, and he's rarely committed. it was like, oh god, i use the world health organization officially. the credit a pan w cases are surfacing in new places every day with at least 19 countries in territory. now, reporting infections currently the bill and the manager will be close by the end of the day. my inbox is festival of cancellation, and i have no idea what to do at harvard in an empty campus with like no one around

. literally no one is around i think i've come to turn that. i should leave cambridge ingle, hold me. this is it to room back to the local and the goods and they get the most in a down payment

lunch. now they give me permission for them to do the dining room and i'm and, and i

feel like god is looking at me and telling me, oh no you saw you're going to be a big shot in america this year. come come. i'm taking you back home. i have other plans for you. me. hi me my money. huh. give me. hello. this is anna frank. firmly, shelter. launcher initiative. seen any pull my, my, my, my, my plan is mile. clearly known. can miss. okay. what ma'am?

because you know, any don't so that's i'm with dish. now in the on the quality problem the would you like me the under her palestinians survived all these years enclosure and restrictions of this is pretty hired.

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the question. okay, got you got i'm on the on the monitor because he is nino this you soon bye my the to learn a simple the whole in the toner. the the me be one of the only places where people are gathering, hugging,

meeting each other. no restrictions. i had hotel the world that's my stand up on the i mean a lot of them everything all the ages, all the, all the religious, everything, everything is fine because

they are saying them in what area would be we're all year under a very unique circumstances and we're getting the same as we're getting the treatment and the toxic identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to being outside and that exists outside. it's just absent here, the hope in future. one solution, the not in apartheid state doesn't separate us and doesn't divide us into higher keys. this is the closest i've seen. i don't want to sound like a cliche because obviously, you know, the inequality and,

and everything still like this. but i cannot find it here and i don't want to be looking under the ground to find it. i got i got the oh, i need to get back to the

oh, why that's only line up a little sticky or something? yeah. yeah . ok. me me. me anger and grief on the streets of occupied east jerusalem as hallock was buried late on sunday night 32 year old. the luck was chased and killed and occupied east

jerusalem yard, who was to stick was walking to his special needs school near the maximum compound when he was confronted by israeli security forces. mccormick, coleman, coleman, and kilowatt quest, in the 50 mode for the police didn't go much go a month ago. not them. of course, i mean the volume and celebrate am ma, whom good? the same kiss me stand up over a couple of control in both of the doesn't mean by the good. all the funny mr. get those in the piece to mississippi and show me a note and for some clue and human at yahoo! he's promising to carry out the annexation of illegal israeli settlements,

as well as large parts of the jordan. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run up surveillance with virtually no over. also been a lack of some weeks between testing facilities being set up in jewish areas. and thomas speaking up here is scarier because there is a bigger price to pay. and i'm not going to shrink myself. i don't really know what i did. i'm not a lot. i live now, but the money to combat the navic you've got i've been should leave you but to minutes i don't know and i will be a little bit late then big nisha the stuff that the family stuff was the i

knew that i got a nice that, you know, did you do might be that people and people on the moon, me ah ah,

in me in the 300 years of danish colonization, an international interest in the island resorted. grey. a younger generation emerging determines and nephew meet him and he'd be on faith as jude and politician, as they tackle age of issues with that powerful to fight for greenland. a witness documentary on al serra joggers and new daddy take advantage of the relatively clean air. after weeks of toxic small stopped people from venturing outside

institutions including harbor a pollution is leading to more severe cases at the corona virus and more depth from it. and no way in india situation worse than daddy, the number of cases auto record. and when in a desperate situation, the indian government set up a new commission to monitor forces and pollution across 5 north indian state health experts and environmental had been wanting for months. so that even locked down would lead to an increase in pollution and the impact that would have on those because of the 19 a city defined by military occupation. there's never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but the default structure that meant in the colonial project, that's what we use was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of the, to the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupation discrimination injustice. this is upper side in the 21st century, jerusalem, a rock and

a hard place analogy 0. me play an important role. protecting human face. ah, ah, hello, i'm darn jordan joe. with a quick reminder, the top stories here on our 0, iranians around and voting to pick the next president. they have a choice between 4 candidates, the conservative head of the judiciary abraham races widely seen as the frontrunner, with support from the hardliners dosage of mario's morning from the rainy and capital tara. we've seen people trickling into this.