we'll of greatest, are we telling the good story will people yeah, what we're trying to do here. they're living outside and make sure this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. it's actually feel as if you were there . ah, me. this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm rob masterson. and this is the news, our life from dell ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, a search for survivors after the residential building collapses in the us doesn't it's missing another grim discovery for canadian indigenous group says it's find hundreds more unmarked graves at a residential school at admission of air strikes,

but you feel as military deny is hitting the big market to get a report of the killing dozens of people. and russia rebukes the u. k. officer and naval confrontation in the black sea on german ash, with his board, with less than a month until the taste. your lympics begin to pounds, emperor extremely worried became correct. right. the spread of corona virus ah . hundreds of fire and rescue workers searching for survivors. after a section of an apartment block collapsed in the u. s. state of florida. at least one person died. when 12 stories of the building in south side, the miami beach plunged to the ground in the early hours of thursday morning, at least 51 residence is still missing. authority said the rescue to 35 people from the building. building. look out the window and you can see i thought it was

like a store coming in. what happened was when the dust cleared, there was the back half the building or back. 2 thirds of the building was gone and the dog in the neighborhood. and basically we have like a really big ramble. i think that it was like a motorcycle like classic early in the morning and we turn around and we see a cloud at home and always like what is going on. okay, let's start with those who carry me who, who's close to that collapse building in miami, there's been a lot happening over the last several hours or so. can you just talk us through what's been going on? well yeah, i mean the, the search and rescue efforts are ongoing as you know. and we just heard recently from the governor of florida and the mayor of miami dade county and surf side and

other officials as well. they had just recently toward the scene of the, of the collapse building and say that the scenes of devastation are nothing like what we're seeing on tv and on our phone said it's just not unimaginable the scale of damage. but they were witnessed. we know that one person has has died as a result of this collapse, but it is expected that that number is going to rise as the day advances the tower that this building the tower, the collapse, sorry, is part of a complex that how's it some 5000 people and the unaffected parts of the building have since been evacuated. i think those evacuations are ongoing as, as we speak. and there is a chance that, you know, we are now about a month into hurricane season here in florida. and there is a chance that many of those units in that town were not occupied at the time,

but there is no way of knowing of knowing for sure there's a lot of seasonal residence here in florida and the mayor and others. when asked about the number of missing because that's what everybody wants to know. now, how many people are unaccounted for? and they refuse to answer those questions. but the last we heard several hours ago with that number was over 50. can this kind of incident in the us is actually very rare. how are people they are reacting to this? because one would imagine the people in the community will know some of the people who have been living in the building and might even have family members who are living there. i have lost connection here. i don't know if you're, if you're hearing me and apologies for interrupting, but i'm just going to continue to talk about what the impact has been like here for the community. because they haven't been completely shocked, obviously by what happened. this is, we're not far from miami beach and one of the most desirable places in all of the u

. s. and all of the world for people to come and live and they just would never have thought they'd wake up in the morning to see scenes of devastation like this reminiscent of 1993 oklahoma city. like so many parts of miami. this is a mixed income area. we have people from all walks of life who live here, but there are some very, very expensive units in the region and some expensive hotels. and it's, it's just shocking for people here from the missing. we know that we have at least a dozen or so from argentina and other countries in latin america, who's consulate to have all express concern for, for their residents. and when at the press or earlier here at the family reunification center where everyone has been going to find out what happened with

their loved ones. the mayor is also talking about how she's been in touch with the president joe by then who offered the full assistance of the, of the federal government. and indeed the members of the federal emergency management agency are on scene helping with the search and rescue efforts. right. now, cutting down live person miami green. thank you very much. indeed. an indigenous group in canada says it's discovered is $751.00 unmarked graves at the sight of a former residential school in canada. the remains in saskatchewan are full to be the largest number ever found records show, the school was open for nearly a 100 years. closing in 1997. for years residential school survivors and their families have been pushing for investigations into unmarked graves. last month remains of 215 children were found at a different school in british columbia, at least a 150000 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to

residential schools, neglect, physical and sexual abuse is said to have been widespread well, prime minister justin sourdough has issued a statement regarding the discovery of the unmarked graves saying the findings and money of all i'm come loops. part of a larger tragedy. they had a shameful reminder of the systemic racism, discrimination, and injustices indigenous people have faced and continue to face. he went on to say, canada must acknowledge this truth and walk the shared path of reconciliation for a better future was reimbursed, robbie as more the pretended as indigenous people. it's another tragic but not unexpected moment. less than a month after the remains of $215.00 children were found in british columbia, another unmarked mass grave. at another catholic residential school uncovered in sketch one province. this 13 times bigger than the last. we started

our radar penetrating research on june. the 2nd of 2021. as of yesterday, we have hit 751 unmarked graves. one survivor said indigenous people were labeled heathens by the catholic church, and nuns told the children, they didn't have souls. i'm 80 years old and i went to boarding school down there. i had, i was taken by my parents to go at that time. if the parents didn't want to allow their children to go to boarding school, one of them has to go to jail. when ordered to be keep the family together. we went to boarding school, they brought us there. we stayed there. first nations, leaders in canada are now demanding the pope apologize for atrocities committed

against them in the name of the catholic church and help them identify their dead country wide protests. vandalized churches calls by activists to cancel kennedy. all part of the fall out earlier this week at the united nations, china itself, often under the spotlight for human rights violations, criticized canada over $150000.00. you just children, canada were reported to have been taken away from the parents. that is $4000.00 children, died of disease, neglect, accident abuse, while at school, we call for a sara, a partial investigation into all cases for crimes committed against the indigenous people, especially the children international condemnation that prompted an angry response from candidates prime minister in canada. we had a truth and reconciliation commission whereas china's truth and reconciliation

commission. where is there truth? whereas the openness, the canada has always shown and the responsibility that canada has taken for the terrible mistakes of the past. and indeed, many of which continue into the present indigenous leader say school deaths were under reported, and the actual number of children in unmarked graves across canada could be in the 10s of thousands. they want to find them all. but even if they do poor record keeping means bodies may never be identified. so the families who still remember the children who went to school and never came home, may never have closure. zane basra b o g 0. follow pollard. her is a member of the over bar 1st nation. she's also professor and chair of the indigenous governance at ross and university. she's joining us now from toronto. thank you very much. indeed for being with us on august,

the prime minister justin trudeau has said that canada must acknowledge the truth of the systemic racism, discrimination, and injustices that indigenous people have faced. our cannon canadians, willing to face up to this grim aspect of their history. well, i think canadians have shown an inclination more so then prime minister to doe or the federal government keep in mind while he's saying we need to address these problems from the past. he's fighting residential school survivors in court. he's not turning over documents related to the death and abuse in those residential school. he's fighting 1st nation kids in foster care in court, many of whom were in foster care because of the intergenerational trauma from residential school. so the words and the action don't really match up, but canadians have really stepped up and has tried to put pressure on government to take immediate action. is there any indication that that pressure is working from,

from what you're saying? it looks as though the government is fairly intransigent in terms of the action that it's prepared to take on this well, exactly, and it's also trying to hit storage size. what happened? so, you know, all of these on our grades are happening in the here and now it, 1st nations have been asking for generations for both churches and all levels of government to come forth. cheryl, their records, identify the grades and provide the resources to return these children home, and they have refused even after our truth. and reconciliation commission said there needs to be a full investigation into all of these on my grade. for 1st nations knew exactly where they were, canada refused to step up. it's only now because the truth is being exposed by 1st nations themselves and canadians expressing outrage that this hasn't been addressed before. now that i think that will for government to act fairly quickly, more so than had canadian not been shown this information. what would be the most

appropriate ways for canada and the canadian government to acknowledge this part of history? well, they have to step up and accept moral political and legal responsibility for what happened. these weren't mistake. these were crimes, the national inquiry now murdered, missing and digits, women and girls that these were crimes of genocide, historic and ongoing. there is lawyers who have written to the united nations saying, listen, these are at minimum crimes against humanity. and we know that under candidates, criminal code, all of the murders, man, slaughter, medical experimentation, torture, sexual and physical abuse that happen. these are all crimes. and so candidate needs to step up before the world and say we are guilty of these crimes historic and ongoing. and here's what we're going to do to end it in the present and make reparations for what we did in the past. both part tap to go together. what are the

chances do you think the given the numbers that we've seen today, given the numbers of children that we saw in find in british columbia 215. i believe it was one of the chances we're going to see more discoveries like this and that might reach a tipping point. well, i think is guaranteed we will the truth and reconciliation commission has a whole section on all of these unmarked grave. the truth and reconciliation commission has called for an investigation into the actual numbers because of the refusal of churches, federal and provincial governments to hand over documents so that we could account for these children. and so we know there's only been a handful now of 1st nations who been able to find hundreds of unmarked grades. and we know that there was at least $150.00 residential schools. and then there's indian day schools and entered the indian hospitals and all of the other institutions that are associated which have the death of thousands and thousands of

indigenous children. and they have yet to be accounted for. so i think as the numbers increase, this is really going to be a day of reckoning for canada and thomas, we really appreciate your joining us and i'll just say thank you very much indeed for your time ma'am. thank you. you as president joe biden. justin einstein, nearly one trillion dollar bipartisan senate infrastructure deal is going to go towards buildings of new roads, bridges, highways, and helping to stimulate the economy. from on this were joined by white house correspondent, kimberly hall that kimberly, this has been quite a long time coming and it was a hard fought battle for some people. one, what do we know about this? well, what we know, that is the in a divided america, where democrats and republicans rarely see i to i, when they do, that's a reason to celebrate. that's exactly what happened here at the white house in the last hour, someone unexpectedly as a group of bipartisan,

that means republican and democratic senators for meeting with the white house on the really key piece of legislation that joe biden was to see. move ahead because as you mentioned, this create job but also repair come probably bridges in the structure of the united states did appear that. a the 2 sides are close, but then surprisingly they came out and set the thing in fact, have found some rebate pick. listen, we have a deal and i think it's really important. we've all agreed that none of us got what we all would that we wanted. i clearly didn't get all i want it, they gave more than, i think maybe there were client given the 1st place. but this reminds me of the days we used to get a lot a lot done up in the united states congress. we actually work by part, bipartisan deals, maybe compromise. now if you hear those helicopters buzzing behind me,

that's because this was all done just before the president is set to head to north carolina, where he'll continue to sell the aspects of the steel along with some of the aspects of fighting cobit 19 and getting people vaccinated, but if you think this celebration is a little bit premature, well, it might be because here's the deal. it still has to be voted on. it's not official yet. that doesn't mean this is all cut and dry inside feel delivered. in fact has to be voted on in the senate and it has to be voted on the house. and here's the hitch because how speaker nancy pelosi, who is in charge of that chamber, says that they're not even going to vote this piece of legislation. everyone's excited about unless they get a 2nd piece of infrastructure legislation, that's a lot bigger in terms of the price tag. in other words, there's no agreement on that one yet. still they're going to start the votes in july, and they're hopeful that this will get through because again, the big part of the presidents platform, a promise that he made to help america recover from cobra 19. get americans back to

work. company, thanks very much. kimberly hawker, bring this up to date from washington, dc and the white house time or a head on the news are including the renewing calls for political change. ty, protests us back on the street south to a 6 month break because of corporate 19 and but he's trying to start. murray makes a decision on whether or not he'll defenses, olympic gold medal, like tokyo games, more details and sport later in the news out. ah, if you defense ministry denying that one of its military airstrikes hit a busy market in the northern region. but it admits, attacking 6 regional fighters in the area. local health officials say at least 64 people were killed, while dozens of others remain. unaccounted for bahama not over reports from out of south of the hospital in mckelly capitol of the great region doctors through the

wounded witnesses say a busy market was hit fan. if you have been asked, which kill dozens of people including children, they see up in defense force denies a market, was the spokesman, kind of getting that done. i said they are talk to gathering all fighters from the to great defense forces. the p d f. in the town of to go got 25 kilometers west of mikella out open on which actually are planes of eyes that can identify who are civilians in or a combatant. so it is the year of technology. it was a great success. herrick air force carried out a successful job in order. magento asked, who had killed and injured children. senate footage from the scene of that kind of dentist said that the grand defense forces were good at faking injuries. the united nations was called for an ident investigation into the strike, while the european union condemned what it called the deliberate targeting of

civilians. this is yet another attack, adding up to the horrific series of international humanitarian law and human rights violations atrocities, ethnic violence combined with serious allegations of use of starvation and sexual violence as weapons of conflict. it said in a statement, the counted unfolded as the rest of the europeans busy counting the ball of papers cost in fundamental elections held on monday. the conflict instagram prevented any voltage, very heavy fighting has broken out in several parts of the great region in rest. and they, they see a piano has dismissed claims by the tv that does says several towns including undergrad, 40 kilometers from the editorial border. we did, you appear if true, that puts to graham fighters within striking distance of a trail whose troops have been helping get the pin government forces. the u. n. is demanding access to the region to particular defense forces continue their advances

could, should they continue to capture major cities and we will face the challenge of how international aid can be flown into those area. and well, if you feel that force continues, it's reprisals which will be can carry down some as we have already seen by aerial bombardment. the, the challenge will be who controls the sky? thousands of people have been killed. millions displaced in the war that started almost 8 months ago. according to the un around 5000000 people in today are now in need of food aid. more than 350000, and living in farm in homicide. well, just either a sub a p o p, the young says around 230000 people have been forced to leave their homes by violence and me and my this year. and so monetary and agency says instability is making it hard for 8 agencies to get help to people who desperately needed that

process nearly every day since the military toppled the electric government back in february in thailand, anti government protest as a back on the streets of bangkok, demanding the resignation of the prime minister. there also calling for more transparency from the monarchy and an overhaul of the constitution. it's the 1st such demonstration after a 6 month break due to covered 19 restrictions, tony check reports from the ty capital. i'm getting the protest season on the way with a sacrifice. in this case, a copy of the constitution after a low protest is took to the street to bangkok again on thursday. they go to mark the anniversary at the end that absolute monarchy and call for the resignation, the prime minister, your channel cher. but since the end of last year, the protests have lost their rhythm. covered locked downs have made gatherings more difficult. and many of their leaders have been jail,

openly arguing for reform of the monarchy. they tell him why now they are out on bail, but still facing lengthy jail terms. quote, i hope for my lousy while i put a lot of thought about joining this protest after i got bail. i'm not worried. one of the conditions is i can't bring any shame to the monarchy for those still calling for the government to step down frustration. but no one seems to be ready to stop that on my part, i won't give up and i will come out to keep on fighting. the people who win. if you claim that the people gave you your power, you should listen to the people outside government house, a tent, stand off as one group of protest is threatened to smash through police lines. with a truck of debrief negotiations, commonsense prevail, the protest is all slowly forcing the police back towards the government house. what can they bring any real pressure to bed last year? despite all approaches,

the government didn't move in and this does fill. they gathered in the downtown shopping district. the crowds was substantial, but unlike last year, they didn't bring the city to a halt. does dissatisfaction with the government rises? these protests will be hoping that drum beat brings new followers to the cause. tony chang al jazeera bank up russia worn, the u. k that it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims in waters of crimea, as well as the 10s confrontation in the black sea. on wednesday, russia has a british worship, entered its territorial waters which led to it fighting warning shots. john hall reports the u. case ambassador to russia arriving at the foreign ministry in moscow for a diplomatic dressing down the activities of a british royal navy destroyer. in the black sea on wednesday had been provocative and dangerous. the ambassador was told,

if repeated britain would be held fully responsible for the consequences. these are russian pictures showing russia, says h m. s. defenders straying into russian waters of crimea while on maneuvers in the black sea lion. if you don't change the course, i'll divide that warning from the russian coast guard recorded by media board. h m . s. defend that was followed, says russia by shops fired, and bombs dropped into the destroyers, part one truck and right out to load. it's an account entirely disputed by the u. k. side. predictably inaccurate was how foreign secretary dominic rob described it, saying no shots had been fired at the royal navy vessel. written says a russian naval exercise was underway near by at the time. and the prime minister denied h. m. s. defender had ever entered russian waters. and we don't recognize the russian

annexation of crimea, that it was illegal. these are ukrainian waters and it was entirely tiny, right to, to use them for to go from a to b. that's something russia will not concede switches to puff daddy and anybody that say this in the event is a repeat of this, an acceptable provocative action. if those actions go to, for no option, can be ruled out to legally defend russia's board. and so i need, as a quantization to grand nutrition, case heated and potentially dangerous rhetoric between the 2 sides, differing accounts tailored perhaps for a domestic audience. it's not the cold war as bars, johnson was quick to point out, but relations are pretty. i see all the same jona whole al jazeera, un secretary general, until you with that as has met e. u. leaders in brussels to discuss a range of issues. the panoramic rising e rush attentions and l g b t q writes within the region are old topics high on the agenda. well let's get

more on this from the sasha butler who's joining us now life from paris. this was a very wide ranging agenda, wasn't. natasha just took us through some of the issues that we've been covering. yes, a lot for you leaders to talk about. no. one of the main issues that they've actually been discussing wasn't supposed to be on the agenda, but is now on the official gender. and that is l g b t q, right? this is because hungary is put in place of controversial new law, which many leaders have criticized as homophobic anti gay discriminate trade. and some new leaders arriving for the summit and brussels. we're even calling on hungry to be thrown out of the european union. the idea is that this new law or non griff simply out of step with the values or victim obama. how does try to hit back? he has said that this law is designed to protect children, but it seems that you leaders are having really not over. they are presenting

a pretty united front against the hungarian leader. they've also been talking about over 19 as you would expect. many member states also doing much better when it comes to the health situation in the countries the vaccine rollouts are proceeding as expected. nevertheless, there are real concerns about the delta varying for medical experts in the european union have said that a could represent about 7080 percent of new infections in august. so there's, you leaders have been talking about how to best coordinate when it comes to making sure the board is properly patrolled if you like. and one of the things we're going to do is launch a conveyed vaccine certificate next week. that would allow people have been fully vaccinated or have a negative p. c. all tend to travel, move freely, it's about trying to be tourism, but also trying to make sure that the sanitary protocols and rules all still being it have to add such a sense. save time. also,

being discussed migration you leaders are looking at possibly extending the 2016 turkey you migration packed, which meant that turkey basically migrants and refugees also receives people back from greece who have been trying to reach the european union. the you want to extend our relationship, they are still talking, we understand some of the conclusions have come out from the summit on that a lot more work to be done on the issue. but that's certainly something that they are hoping to do by offering anchor for $1000000000.00 in order to continue hosting refugees. natasha, thanks very much. indeed. natasha bottom, talking to us from paris. so i had on 0 the last bite of the apple. hong kong is pro democracy newspaper prince. its final edition, national identity or international imbalance miss will tell you why there's

a push to end of who still fighting in mexico. i'm coming in for details on this weekend preparing to complete and 7 on the game. ah. hello from joe. her nice to see you as is usually the case for the middle east. we've got an abundance of sunshine and quite high temperatures as well. so we've been focusing on kuwait over the last several while temperature is 48. 49 degrees. and here's the forecast on friday, i think awaits. we've got you in for 49. same goes for baghdad and you know, an area where the heat had been abating was the sea resort city of antalya, but it's now settled into place here 38 degrees. and if we take a peek at the next 3 days, we're going to cross that 40 to.