says in don't actually move sale and we'll see the doubts just be picked up and dragged into the sky there. and that's really had a big impact on our visibility. the good news is those winds are starting to back off as we head towards saturday. but this is also limiting our temperatures, so in doe has 40 degrees. that is actually just that touch below average. and we'll look for gus on saturday to be about 40 kilometers per hour just a few days ago. they were about 70 kilometers. now for turkey, a disturbance over the black sea, it's going to swing some what, whether across the boss 1st, so it's stumble. we've got to keep the risk of some scattered showers in the forecasts for you over the next few days. the good news is your temperatures are above average here with a hive 27 degrees on tuesday. through central africa will have some storms come and go through this area, which is fairly common, but heavier bursts of rain, ethiopia through parts of south sudan on saturday, off to southern areas of the continents. we've got some what weather for the east coast of madagascar, southern areas of mozambique spilling into the bob ways. so bill awhile,

90 degrees will be the high for you and look at the temperature and keep town on saturday, up to 24. ah. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise which was known as a sniper alley is the most dangerous intersections and sought able didn't come in through the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance, the nightly pyrotechnics of the funny to turn to the camera man. so that's good. they'll out of here, sorry, a vo holiday. and we'll hold on our jazz era. a city defined by military occupation. there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but this, the section that meant in the colonial project. that's what we did. was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of

its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is tied in 21st century truth to them, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. 0, a you're watching out there, remind jeff auto stories with our voting has been extended in bronze presidential election opinion polls of predicting victory for the judiciary chief about feet turn out is expected to be low. off. several prominent candidates were excluded from taking part out 0 has seen an advance copy of the un latest report on

children and conflicts. the un has failed to put israel on his global backlit blacklist. that's the spot, the report documenting more than a 1000 grade violations against children in the occupied territories. and israel moscow has recorded more than 9000 new cases of cove in the past 24 hours more than half the day. the total for russia, reco high, 90 percent of the new factions are due to the del varian. let's get more on our top story. us sanctions on iran are as old as the slavic republic itself. washington has imposed round after round of them since $979.00 across many sexes. iran received sanction relief from the u. s. e when un in 2016 under the j. c. p. a or nuclear deal, and exchange for temporary limits on its atomic program. but of course,

the trump administration re imposed on us sanctions and even added new ones on the a maximum pressure campaign when he withdrew from that nuclear agreement. well, most of those trump era sanctions are expected to be lifted on the banking and energy sectors as well. as the automotive industry and ports to name just a few, but hundreds of other non nuclear sanctions are likely to remain a speak to raz limits. he's an expert on iran at the institute for national security studies. he joins us live by skype from tele beef. well, i many thanks for joining us. i actually read an article that you wrote all the way back in 2019 where you were saying all the signs were pope pointing to abraham. right. you see to succeed they have any supreme leader now. he's, of course, being seen as a shoe in for president. was that all parts of a greater plan? do you think? well, it might be, i think that it was the cation by the guardian council of most candidates,

including high ranking officials, including audio region need only because the mother's is part of the regime efforts to make sure that they maintain conservative all over the 3 branches of our in iraq, they didn't want anyone to do at the time. the ability. busy for i say when that action, not just because they want someone like coming even think, but how many went very loyal to become the next president of iran. but also because that might be the 1st phase trip. busy to becoming the next year, when many, this is, which will probably happen in the next piece. you've also written that you're skeptical that a racy victory inevitably will lead to any major change in iran policy. do you think that is the case both domestically and internationally?

well domestically we have to remember. busy the rules are really wanting to make i would think minute changes in iran when it comes to domestic issues. the problem is to, to use more women in a minute. and medically you promise to, to read the requirements from the how the rest of the car would be. and he didn't succeed to do that because because of the objection of the division of the conservative. busy hotline is. busy very wrong, but also because the depression is coming from, from outside from the united states, which is due to a more unity. so i think you've got issues. i don't think much will change. and when you come to the full policy, we all have to remember that it is over foreign policy when it comes to original new policy or not governmental policy visit state policy. and it's cited

binding to believe by the supreme national security council. so i would say that we . busy should not expect major change in economy, for example, want to revive the way it was to go back to the jacob, right. it doesn't really matter who the president in it might be more difficult, perhaps to negotiate with the universe shaken to come the consistent dollar more. but if we will see a decision to return to the way i think, right and feel we'll, we'll stick with that. we will be more or less the same, the same policy. busy in the year a year, of course our intent of eve. how closely will israel be viewing these elections in iran? well, we certainly follow that. i should be wrong, but i would say that really didn't really see any difference between even between on the end, right. see not just because the. busy decision,

what intuitive issues we can save israel, which is mostly the new their issue and the regional policy and iraq corporate. uh huh. and jake got up, aren't cited by, by this, by this. and also by the recognition regard. but because i would say that nobody really expect any difference between right see and roof. i mean when it comes to the reading course and i mean even tell me when the. busy busy friends and the wrong benign and was much in, in terms of doing about positions with the company. you were very limited in what you could do to view the division of the pre read and how many many, thanks for your analysis rather than that expect on iran at the institute for national security studies. joining us back from television. thank you. is there any

forces have injured at least 11 palestinian protesters in occupied east jerusalem. it happened after friday press at the ox that must compound 14 people were arrested . they had gathered in opposition to the nationalist flag march held on tuesday and south of the occupied west bank city of knob loose at least 47 palestinians have been injured during similar process. israeli soldiers, 5, tig gas and rubber coasted bullets to disperse demonstrators after friday. prayers this week marked 54 years since the illegal occupation of east jerusalem schedule stephanie decker, who is live for us in occupied easter islam. so let's start with the process in our locks that must compound what is the latest from that and what well, there was a call for people to gather at damascus gate,

as you mentioned in protest to the racist slogans and chance by the far wing right . when they marched on tuesday during the flag march, well, they didn't get to damascus gate. they gathered after friday for the most compound a couple of 100 or so. and then there was a bit of back and forth with the israeli forces. chairs were thrown at them that a sound often queued, and in the end, as you mentioned there, there were injuries in summer rush, so they never really made it to damascus gauge. but it just gives you a sense that the situation on the ground remains still slightly. 10, certainly not. what we've seen here over the last couple of weeks longer than that . but you know, we also had a still burning balloon float from the yesterday. there were air strikes overnight on m t lines, but there was still a low level altercation going on, even though at the moment as you probably know, there are 2 broken by each of going on between the 2 sides, israel and so we do understand that no size one, an escalation,

but so today low level confrontations. i would say nothing that escalated to the concerns that people had off of that slight module similar protest novelists. what is the latest from? are similar in the sense it was after friday prayers, but the people there, they been protesting on a daily basis, really when it comes to friday, the numbers will increase after friday prayers. why? because they're protesting and legal outposts that outpost is a settlement construction that isn't as official, let's say, sanctioned by the israeli government. so that's one. every tar that's really expanded over the last month or so. so there's been protests going on against this for the last month. or so there is interesting enough, a government ordering israeli government order to evict it to evacuated. but that hasn't happened yet. and many people will tell you that one of the main challenges of this new government. why? because of course, the prime minister not to be bennett to someone who supports this ultimate movement

. so what we understand from is really media reports that initially, naturally bennett is going to be giving the child to try and get these settlers to leave the outputs. really, i think that is going to be very, very challenging and difficult and then it'll have to be up to the military, but certainly confrontation that he's 47 injured by. israeli rubber coated feel, bullet tear gas review because the people of the village are protesting. what they're saying isn't culturally expanding outpost, they called access their line. it's on a hill overlooking their village of beta. they have all of growth there. so this is a situation that happens has been happening for decade, but certainly the pace of which this settled, this outpost has been expanding over the last month or so is something that they're incredibly upset about. certainly would want to thank you. stephanie deca that for us in occupied east jerusalem war violence on human rights violations have

driven another 3000000 people from their homes last year. even as the pandemic shot borders unrestricted movements. according to the un, the total number of displays people has risen for 9 straight years and reached almost 82 and a half 1000000. and about half of that number are children. more than 2 thirds of all refugees come from just 5 countries, syria, venezuela, afghanistan, south see don and miano. all countries where conflicts are ongoing. turkey host, the largest number of refugees, about 3700000. most of them from syria. columbia is next taking in more than 1700000 people from neighboring venezuela, mozambique t, great in ethiopia, and africa boards. the hell region are among the leading sources of new refugee movements due to conflicts on the impact of climate change. the un says governance, particularly wealthy ones, have to do more. why are these people moving?

they're moving because of economy reasons, and this will require massive investments in their countries of origin. but they're also moving because of violence and insecurity perpetrated by gangs in the community in the homes. and these are reasons to recognize people as refugees. but also these are causes that need to be addressed in coordination in partnership with countries in the region. matthew salt la shy spokesmen for the you and refugee agency, he says governments should focus more on the root causes of mass migrations. one of the main messages to europe and to all developing countries is really to show solidarity. this is a global problem. it requires addressing global root causes, but also when refugees do move, asylum seekers move, they need to be solidarity. you can't put all the pressure on a handful of gateway come countries because simply the pressure too much. so what

we ask european and other countries to do is to show solidarity and to share the burden of hosting refugees. europe is looking at some new legislation and rules on refugees and asylum seekers and migrants. and we hope that they'll be able to find an accord on that. and part of that would have to be showing solidarity and showing some form of relocation of refugees and asylum seekers around europe while also of course, focusing on the causes but in causing people to move, which are of course conflict, poverty and increasingly climate as well. one of the big challenges of course, is getting aid and support, so those people who need it the most in, in those remote areas. and that has been very difficult, particularly if you've been not just in ethiopia. we have similar problems in countries like syria getting supplies across the border. the european union is

expected to discuss albania, membership next week, but it could be many years before the country formerly joined. the blog. young albanians have been abandoning their homeland for better economic opportunities in the for years. and as john there apple is reports from the capital turan of the brain drain is affecting one of europe's poorest economies. it took the most of us 30 years and $2000000.00 to create his business in flor materials and window lines. ever since the fall of communism in the 1900 ninety's, he's waited for our dania to join the european union of the even though we have the opportunity to go to greece, we believed this country would move forward. and the time would come when it would be a part of europe. we hope the effect of view of upon albia will be to wipe out corruption, set some rules, and protect people who invest the phone. but bus has such faith in this vision he's handing over his life's work to his 2 daughters report treating one of them from

britain. and he's helping to keep other young workers here. but it's the face that is going against current trends. over the past decade, almost half a 1000000 albanians have emigrated for work, education and health care. that's 14 percent of the population. and what are 3 decades ago emigrants were manual labors. now they include educated professionals who could be strengthening the middle class and helping to build a new economy. you're not a whole, joe is a final year medical student who could have gone abroad to study and regret staying . now she plans to leave. i want to work towards myself and becoming to, to grow into something bigger. you know, i cannot do that and that's the worst thing that old be over now. i'm not over over such a beautiful country, but people in obeying i do, the stop you from becoming a better person. like more professional. the me,

i don't find myself motivated anymore and i feel like i'm moving holton does the worst thing that you can do to somebody prime minister rama has recently taken steps for albania to qualify for you. membership, such as rooting out corrupt judges, civil servants, and business people. but many albanians still consider their country one of the most corrupt in europe. you can just comp blame the young kid having emissions wanting to change the world. what we are doing all these years is to just not lose more time to move faster with the reform so much faster with the, with the modernization to make the country work in terms of systems that herana. skyline is full of high rise buildings suggesting prosperity,

but albania is 12 percent unemployment, $300.00, minimum wage and high immigration suggest a model of growth that leaves many people untouched. while that plus many here likely to seek a future in the you rather than stay in albany, you jobs are open to l. just toronto. police and hong kong have charge be chief editor and the chief executive of the pro democracy newspaper, the apple daily with collusion with a foreign country that they were rounded up by police along with 3 other colleagues on thursday. those 3 were released on bail on friday. authorities of also frozen millions of dollars in the company's assets. the arrests lead to cues at new sounds . to buy the latest edition of the tabloid, the japanese government's top medical advisors says the safest way to hold the tokyo olympics would be with no fans present at all. his recommendation puts him at odds with organizes on the international olympic committee who want unlimited

numbers of local spectators to attend fans from board. we're back several months ago on a final decision on locals is due to be made next week. the games of course, begin next month despite mounting opposition across japan to head on algebra, to football, oldest rivals prepared to face each other. you are a bar is here with a global pen, social unrest. a world under locked down brought to the knees by the buyer. but now we have a window to like the past to a bright future. coming to you live from doha. we bring together leaders from all corners of the globe and across all sectors. the size chalk away out of this join

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so i love the sport he is far at wiley and thank you so much sweety of all but seal the place in the last 16 at footballs, european championship and a meal force for penalties, seldom beat to vacuum. one, know, it's the result that take some top of group eon, 4 points, spain and poland, or the other teams in this group. and they play each other on saturdays. over the 1st time in 25 years, england and scotland are said to me to major tournament. their last encounter was at the euros in 1996 when england beat their neighbors to know at london's wembley stadium. this game is taking place at the same location. scotland are looking to hit back from a defeat against a check for public while england started their campaign with a one know when over croatia 1000. the scotland fans are in london for the game. the city's mayor has urged the porters not to travel south for the match with only a limited attendance allowed for the game. and no fan zones are in place for large numbers of people. scotland are playing in

a major tournaments for the 1st time in more than 2 decades pro. to leave those group lives. hopefully they can make it smaller than that again of spin along part of my life in england. never my, my football player and, and coach in korea. so good memories don't hear. also lots of good friends on the night. one got one to one desperately. it's a different feeling. you can't really put a finger on about what's different because of the play you approach every game the same. but just to build up the funds that the energy is. it's a unique game and i'm definitely looking forward to to know when lee is set the house, the final on july, the 11th. but you wafers as it has contingency plan in place to switch venues. wembley is expected to mit $40000.00 spectators for the knock at rounds. he wayfair says it's confident that will happen, but they do have some demands. they want traveling supporters to be exempt from 10

de florentine rules. budapest is being considered as a replacement and we've been speaking to international football journalist gavin hamilton, who believes a change could happen. i think it's a possibility that you, i was hoping that the stadium capacity, the stake in the tendency would be increased at wembley, the tollman went on and the hope is that the semi finals in the final will be at 50 percent capacity with more people than in the group stages, so that was always the hope, but i think that was dependent on the force and the spread of dependency being under control in june and july. and of course, there's been a change in the circumstance with the restriction still in place for a month. so that sort of change you. i was thinking they won't guarantees from the the, the english govern government. that's the b i piece. and the visiting heads of the football associations can, can attend games and what have to currency. so this is,

this is josefa pudding, the english f i, the, and the british government on the spots and hoping to just force the issue. belgium have reached the knockout stages. they fall from a goal down to be the spirited denmark team who are playing for the 1st time since christian ericsson had a cardiac arrest. david stokes has more tributes in the stands and on the pitch for christy and erickson just 5 days earlier. in the same copenhagen stadium, denmark star player was resuscitated on the pitch after suffering a cardiac arrest in their opening game against finland. while he continued his recovery in hospital, his teammates were back looking for the 1st when in the tournament, up against the world's best team, belgium and the danes made a fantastic start. going ahead after just 2 minutes, 3, use it paulson sending the home crowd wiles. then there was a touching moment when the ball was kicked out in the 10 minutes fronting

a minute. suppose erickson's denmark's number 10, the translation of that is all it is with you. christian. they went in ahead of time, but it was all about belgium after the break, especially kevin de bruna making his 1st appearance in the tournament after coming back from injury. first he set up talking have thought, who levelled up the game at 11. and then he got one of his own to put belgium ahead, although he celebrations were understandably muted. denmark didn't go down without a fight, though, and not in rough weight, with inches away from an equalizer lake tone. they finished with 19 shots to belgium spied, but it was belgium who want it and secured the place in the knockout stage. denmark still without a point, but all is not lost. with for the 6, the place teams going through, they still got a chance. they do need to be russia in the funnel. great game though. david stokes outages, era mar scored for brazil is house nation continued their perfect start to the copa

america. they thrash peru for nil to make it to winds from to as a result, but keeps them top of group b. name are now has 68 goals from brazil. he's closing in on police national team record, which samson, 77, according to official records, call him his match with venezuela with a fiery affair. while there were no goals, it pretty 7 yellow cards and a red one for leads, diaz laid on despite the mail mail draw the result. leaves columbia 2nd and group b, milwaukee bucks of forest, a decisive game 7 in the eastern conference, semi finals against brooklyn. after a collapse in their previous game that put them on the brink of elimination, the boxes back to dominate game 6, chris melson started with 30 points, yaneth, and tito no added 30 with milwaukee winning at 104280 9. great amount is all your sport but to melinda? buying sarah, that's it for me, molly. inside the news, i'll be back in

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