and discrimination injustice. this is i thought site in 21st century jerusalem a rock and a hard place analogy. 0 play an important role. protecting human. ringback face in, ah, russia says the even thing held hostage by an aggressive minority of the leaders reject to proposal to meet the president of the santa maria here. and this is the world news from out of the ra china has approved the government reshuffle in hong kong critics. they will further tightened beijing's grip on the territory. the problem is the building has literally pancake

rescue workers to search through the rubble for survivors. following a building collapse in miami was a 100 people are unaccounted and people in sheila question the effectiveness of a chinese back thing as covert 19 have suddenly ah well divisions within the european union and coming further to the surfaces. day 2 of the summits begins in brussels, rushes foreign ministry at the ease being an aggressive minority after leaders failed to agree on a proposal to hold a summit with the russian president. some members state's voice concerns about what they called moscow's aggressions, saying it must change its behavior. this reporters from natasha butler. it was clearly going to be attend that you summit in brussel. leaders arrived divided over the blocks relations with russia. the german chancellor and french present

won't be you to have to submit with russia as a set to building ties that have deteriorated since moscow illegally annexed crimea . in 2014 news, assume that we take responsibility for wanting this dialogue, which is necessary for the stability of the european continent. but we will be demanding because we won't give up our values or our interests. i think that this is the right method. we cannot remain in a purely reactive stones when it comes to russia. last week, us president joe biden met with vladimir, who's in the in geneva. but the idea of rolling out the red carpet for the russian president, infuriated eastern european leaders and others who regard russia as a threat. the kremlin understands power politics. the kremlin does not understand a free confessions as a sign of strength of the talks on russia. the last in the early hours, the friday latest into break with summit,

but left the door open to possible cooperation with moscow on the areas of common interest including climate change. the sun was long, perfect. we spoke about russia, it was not an easy discussion, but there was no agreement today on an immediate need of meeting. i would have preferred, boldest step forwards, but this is good to and we will continue to work together on cobra. 19 leaders promise to coordinate more closely as concerns grow as a variance and the built prepared to launch a curve. it's certificate to ease you travel. they also talked about more cooperation with turkey, an extra funds anchor to extend the 2016 you turkey migration packed l g b t q rides would initially on the agenda. but leaders included them in protest out of traversal new law from member state hungry bands. content on homosexuality and gender change on gary and lead a victim or bond said the law aims to protect children. but other leaders remained

unconvinced. eating people must feel free on the basis of sexuality, skin, color, gender, whatever. based on article 2 of the founding treat to the european union, which is non negotiable, or get out of the film it's likely to be anglo merkel. last, before she stepped down as german chancellor, her 1st to use some, it was in 2005. not all of our policies have been supported and you circle, but few have doubted her commitments, the european project. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. in the news, nearly 100 people are still unaccounted for a day after the partial collapse of a 12 story apartment building in florida. there is one person confirmed dead, but that is expected. that toll is expected to rise. as the rescue teams search through the rebel kareem had a, has a report from miami it took just seconds for about half of the 12 story beach for an apartment block to come crashing down. most residents inside were asleep at

the time. the sudden collapsed spark to frantic search for survivors. some like this, young boy were pulled to safety. while one woman reportedly needed her leg amputated to free her from directed a massive search and rescue is under way. and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in the rubble. more than 80 firefighter units were called to the scene as nervous family members and neighbors and friends stood by him to help him the whole morning . calling them not started just trying to ring their cell phone as much as we can either. i mean, to help the rescue just just to see if they could hear from cell phone, but we have no clue right now. we're just waiting on everybody else. an entire

community is now in the state of grief and shock. officials and volunteers at this family reunification center. i've been doing everything in their power to help those who are looking for their loved ones, but many are bracing for more bad news. built in 1981, the champ plane tower south is home to mostly families, and so called snowbirds residents who spend their winter months in florida. the us president joe biden has been in contact with local officials and says, help is on the way. we are ready to move from the federal resources immediately, immediately about 80 of the buildings. 136 units were reportedly occupied. and while it's unclear how many people are inside at the time, the death toll is expected to rise, the problem is the building has literally pancake. it is heartbreaking because it does it mean to me that we're going to be successful as successful as we would want to be to find people alive?

it's not yet known what caused the collapse authority scene investigation is underway. but that won't call the nerves of family members, desperately holding onto hope their loved ones are found to live cattie and had that al jazeera miami, florida, china has approved a government reshuffle in hong kong and more critics. they will further tighten beijing security cracked down on the territory for the chief, chris tang becomes the security secretary. his predecessor, john lee moved up to chief secretary, is the 1st person from a policing background to assume the office and hong kong was handed back to china. in 1997. his dubuque apollo with moore from hong kong. she says both men were significant and cracking down on the protests and their newly appointed rows of rays fears about freedom and not to put this into context. the chief secretary is akin to the position of vice president, the united states power structure, like the vice president there are appointed and not elected that the right hand

person of the leader in this case of kerry lab. and they usually stay out the term of the chief executive, carry labs still has another year to go in her term, which is what makes the timing of this so unusual. donnelly is a former police officer and he now becomes the 1st chief of security to become chief secretary, the outgoing chief secretary, matthew john was seen as sympathetic to the protest movement and the prose democracy protestors who were on the street in 2019 john leave was tough to shutting down, those processed and seen as a hard liner. it is also on his war to the national security law came into place and, and under a year or more than a 100 people had been arrested under that law. what's all to significance is that chris time, the former chief of police who was instrumental to shutting down the protest is now taking over from john lee as chief of security. there are concerns that this re shuffle indicates that hong kong was china's pre a city. now becomes

a police state, and all this is happening in the run up to july 1st, which is not only the anniversary of the hands over, but also mark the 1st year of the national security law. and more significantly marks the celebrations of a 100 years of the chinese communist party. at the funeral of nissan by not an outspoken critic of the palestinian authority president of bath, is you to take place in the occupied west bank on thursday. palestinian police arrested at least 15 people who had protested his death. the activists died after being arrested and then beaten by palestinian authority security forces. he had accused the p. a of human rights violation stephanie deck. and now in hebron and the occupied westbank. it's such a curious sort of story for this part of the world, palestinian on palestinian violence. if i can call it that, what's the mood like there at the funeral? begin? why?

body is just around here. just arrived around 15 minutes ago and people are gathering up to the funeral. now, there is a lot of, a lot of anger can tell you that noticed the people here, but in general, many fantasy ends up being 2 across the occupied west by the outrage of how this happened. the fact that you had 25 members of the units already security for enter his home where he was staying with his cousin here in this area of hebron beat him to the extent that certainly from what understand from some of the policy and n g o that carried out and initial autopsy on the body, basically saying with, with bruises from his neck, his arms his back. i'd love to have internal bleeding. some of his ribs were broken and calling it an unnatural death. so certainly the report for accountability of the people here will tell you that they are incredibly angry about what happened. i think we're going to have to wait and see what happens after friday. prayers and some of the cities across the website, whether people are going to be coming out and larger numbers than we usually cease

to express their anger at the publishing authority, which is already suffering from low support. when it comes to kind of thing and has it extended to international condemnation, stephanie the it has interesting enough, the u. s. department put out a statement yesterday saying it was incredibly concerned calling for an independent investigation and cooling this. also an attack on the freedom of expression. european union has condemned it without a statement from the international european union. interestingly, is the biggest fund or a provider of money to the policy. you know, sorry. this is one of the things that resolved by not recently called to call your funds often see president council elections once again. we haven't been election here now for 15 years. we were just talking to one of the activists here who was attending the funeral, saying that unless there are none of the people in power at the moment,

jobs couldn't have any legitimacy. so i think again, but they also would tell you that this is an unusual event that you know, storage. he does crackdown on both of opposition. he's not but not was incredibly vocal. when it came to criticizing the policy and authority accusing it, the corruption accusing it of being what it's called, a sub contractor of israel accusing it if human rights violations. i just recently having, you know about the facebook postings about certain issues. so incredible upset here and anger as i mentioned, not privacy, certainly at the moment. okay. talk to you again later. then stephanie deck is in hebron occupied west bank in the news. the head, facing decades in present form a police officer, derek, show evidence to be sentenced to the motor of george floyd 1000000 struggles of food on the table in india as inflation sold. and rising food and fuel prices. ah

ah, it's almost as the rainy season never ended, throw malaysia and his media widespread, sun souls, a tropical storm, very top of your screen there on his way to japan. so this is a fairly active time. the all of a sudden big thunderstorms always in southern philippines, down towards profit of guinea, for example, the back through java and bonia. in fact, there's very few places where you could say it's guaranteed draw. i wouldn't like to say that of any way to be honest, you know, straight to things turned went, you know, we had a months worth of rain in new south wells a day or so ago that was on that frontal system. she's now lying off the coast of queens, and that also gave waterfalls in room, but it's now just a thin line of sandstone or rain effecting brisbin than the coast of queens. and after that, it stretches down towards new zealand. in the west, australia pers been fitting some pretty cool weather recently is going to get cooler still. as his next system comes in co written windy,

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ah ah, without the around, these are the top stories. russia says the e u is being held hostage by an aggressive minority of the leaders failed to agree on a proposal to hold a summit in brussels with president prison. some member states of voice concerns about what they call moscow's aggressions. at least one person died in nearly 100. i still am accounted for in florida off to part of a beach front apartment building collapsing, miami, rescue work as it pulled up. dozens of survivors, though, from the rubber and china, was approved. a government reshuffle in hong kong and what critics i will further

tighten beijing security crack. down on the territory. police chief chris tank become security secretary produces john lee promoted to chief secretary. well, the former us police officer derek shogun, the man convicted of the murder of george floyd, is due to be sentenced. later on friday, we've got this report now from john hendrick, minneapolis where residents are bracing for a decision that could have implications for both security and the entire black lives matter movement. more than a year after the death of george floyd, minneapolis is still rebuilding a passive destruction still lies in the wake of the flaming riots that followed the killing of a black man beneath the police officers ne on friday officer. derrick, jovan will be sentenced for floyd's murder. the judge is already ruled that show vin is guilty of aggravating circumstances, acting with particular cruelty in front of children under the power of his authority as a cop and is part of a group. leaving legal analysts expecting

a stiff sentence, i think the judge is probably going to depart upward, give him a greater sentence than what our guidelines call for. and given the defense motion and the aggravating factors, i think it's, it's probable that he will go close to 30 years. prosecutors, they show ven, deserves the maximum penalty for actions that in their words traumatized, mister floyds, family. the bystanders who watched mister floyd di and the community and his conduct shot the nation's conscience. despite those stern words his lawyer is asking for probation. the murder trial watched around the world, began with the viral video of floyd's arrest and ended with children's conviction on all accounts, in between with a devastating prosecution, a defiant defense in some powerful, sometimes tearful witnesses. i didn't leave me about that at some point. did you make a 911 call that is correct. the quarter police on

a boat. and why did you do that? because i believe i witness a murder. it's been night asked data apologizing in the pallet to source for if we're not doing more. i felt that derek show was justified it was acting with objective reasonableness ah, i will invoke my 5th amendment privilege today. guilty, guilty, guilty in the streets of minneapolis, minnesota. and brace for the response. many hoping it won't repeat the violence, summer of 2020. the city over and down, of course. really. yeah, that's the normal response. the sentence judge peter k, he'll hands down comes with waiting consequences for shogun, the city where floyd died and the civil rights movement, his death accelerate john henry and al jazeera minneapolis also in use in the us.

donald trump's former lawyer, really juliani, has been suspended from practicing in the state of new york. a court decided he'd lied when arguing november's election was stolen from the former us president. it was clear evidence juliani made false misleading statements to the courts and the public in efforts to overturn that election results. the massacre of at least a $130.00 people in the northeast and became foss this month was most the carried out by child soldiers. that governs nothing. 12 to 14 year olds opened fire on people in the village of so hon and burned down homes. is the worst attack the region has seen in years, even though it's been played by on the groups moving across the whole region. officials say they've seen an increase in children being recruited as fighters issue, but i can share with you the silent majority children between ages of 12 and 14

years old. that's the information that we did not have at the time of the attack. also, a woman played a role in pointing out some targets from people in the philippines are paying their respects to the for president venue aquino morn as have been gathering for a public viewing of the earth containing his ashes in case on city i can or died from renal failure on thursday, at the age of 61, current president, rodrigo deterred has declared 10 days of national morning law and a half 1000000 people in australia's biggest city been put under lockdown. sidney is battling an outbreak of the hive infectious del infectious delta. the variance of coven 19 health officials told residence and work is in for central suburbs to stay home for a week. there are 65 cases in the so called bondai cluster site. last week. restrictions across the state of wales have been extended to next month. now chile

has largely use chinese developed cove at 900 vaccines. it has ensured one of the highest vaccination rates in the world, but a reason surgeon infections is now causing concerns that those jobs just onto the effective against some of these new strains, alphanumeric, added to the c. newman reports santiago edition javelle inoculation center. louis salinas takes his daughters to be vaccinated, but when they're told that the only vaccine available is kwoana vac, they change their mind for the amount you infections keep spreading. hospitals are full. vaccine is not what they promised. we want the vaccines they have in europe in the us. we're cases are dropping with that they leave, like many others who came here to ask if the pfizer vaccine was available. julie became the envy of the region in january when it was able to purchase millions of doses of corona vac made by china's c. novak labord 365 percent of the

target population has now been fully vaccinated. one of the highest rates globally . yet unlike in the us, were infections dropped with inoculations. here they remain dangerously high order . demi ologist, sandra cortez conceived corona, that is one of the silver bullet. it was made out to be part of a large number of the population is not related to the vaccine. that's not the most efficient to prevent transmission or prevent infection, but rather to reduce the number of deaths from code. 19 out of my data just out indicates that 37 percent of julians who are currently in critical care units were fully vaccinated in recent weeks. elderly patients and i see you have jumped from 10 to 15 percent and to make matters worse, the health ministry has confirmed a case of the 1st person to inter chilly from the us infected the delta variant.

borders will remain closed for at least another 3 weeks. sorry my case when i d, i'm thinking we know that this variant is extremely contagious, and so we have to be very much on the alert and to determine how to proceed. on the upside, expert consistency, novak vaccine has significantly reduced mortality is widely available here and has little or no side effects. if, if the professor susan window says the key is to vaccinate everyone, we can have a very, very high quality, high effective vaccine. but he's dyslexia, he's not available to the hope population does not. it's not going to work either way back and with only a very limited number of pfizer more dare not or astrazeneca vaccines available. the consensus is that any of the w h o approved vaccines like c novak is better than none. to see a newman al jazeera, cynthia millions of migrant workers in pockets toner at risk of losing jobs in the

gulf because of dance over the effectiveness of that chinese cove advancing. health authorities have mainly relied on the chinese jobs in pakistan's vaccine role that has come all hider reports from islam about focused on go away. vaccination program is gathering base master explanation center have been set up in the large populated date across august on now the country had been able to procure 16000000 of the over 19 racket, mainly from china and had also received donation from other countries. however, it is important to note that millions of pockets on a while working and countries start your target audience, god are facing problem. because despite the fact that the chinese rec, here have been approved by the world health organization,

many countries are refusing to accept those people who have been vaccinated with their chinese racking. maybe me did. my mother is living with my 2 brothers and saudi arabia. but she has to come back to pakistan for vaccination because the saudi government is not offering them to visitors. but she got her job. thank god. and we'll be able to go back to my brothers. i spring up the budget on the advisor to the prime minister who's dealing with the immunization program. dr. phil don complain that despite the fact that there was organization has given approval to the chinese directing and therefore there should be altered ideation and accept and across the world when it comes to that particular rec, when you actual the world health organization to be able to play its role in ensuring that whatever it authorizes is at least acceptable by all countries that are part of the w actual system. now i realize every country does its own analysis,

but nevertheless, i think this would be an important step to allow us to travel. now pfizer has donated 100000 vaccines for there really was a little bit of covert 19 patient. however, many people are reluctant to come forward and that god had led to a demand by the national command on her own or the national command operation center. to come out and advise that, don't fight direct should be defend, good dog park. it's on a to a working over it and did a major problem and focused on god to expect to be able to recognize the bulk of its population. by the end of the year, there was hesitancy in the beginning, but people across buckets on on. now coming forward in larger numbers to get the vaccinate. no doubt, many people were reluctant about taking dyslexia, nor did i was listening as well. because there's so much information and social

media, you just get too confused. so scared. but after more and more people around, you take lexi and you look at them and when you see that they're fine and that and things are getting better, you get more confident that i've seen buckets on their head. considerable success when it comes to dealing with the 3rd wave of the corona winery, and of course, did out in cottage and sign that the number of positive cases dropped across the country. but the country would still have to be careful in order to avoid a full and more dangerous re finally, rising fuel prices in india, driving up the cost of food and other basic goods. and it is putting a lot of pressure on millions of families. the inflation rate is now past the crucial 6 percent threshold, which is set by the country central bank. there's been around and has more 12 year old shelba cooks flat bread for her family on a fire made of wood and dried cow dung. her mother sony urns just over $3.00

a day when she gets work, the vegetable farms that surround their home. but she says they can't afford to buy gas for cooking, as it was guilty is done, but the day that i must it's really hard right now to take care of my family. prices are going up lentils, $1.30 kilo who's going to eat that. we don't buy anything to eat and we only eat the vegetables which grow in the fields and don't buy anything else because of the rising prices. the price of essential items has been increasing in india during the past year. cooking oil by 30 percent fruits and vegetables by 12 percent and lentils by 10 percent. and that has had a big impact in the country with average income as the equivalent of about $5.00 a day. one reason for the higher price of food is the cost to transportation value one to the router, not for the poor because their prices are skyrocketing and even vegetables. people

buy hossa kilo instead of one saves a lot while expenses are high. meanwhile, the fuel prices are already broken, the backs of the poor the government has increased fuel prices up to 50 times. this year, lead into protests earlier this month. on average and indian spends nearly a 5th of their daily wages on fuel. and the other places which reflects the increase from the price of custom services. what's the point 3 percent in may, that is above the 6 percent threshold set by the bank of india that economists say the rise of the price of food is more worrying than that of fuel. this great off for prices going up is going to get much worse, in which case is going to have a devastating effect on the open for particular. and some of them, particularly those who are in non agricultural activities and who actually buy

their food rather than get them in the government distribute for rations to the poor. but the help doesn't reach everyone. sony says she doesn't have the ration card that's necessary to get the food. her children, including 9 year old, got him, are only attending classes because of the kindness of a few young people who are teaching for free. sony wants sure, but to learn to cook and clean and case have free educate. she stops. and she'll have to find work. elizabeth moran and al jazeera new denny ah. top off the our on, i'll just see where these are the top stories. russia says the e u is being an aggressive minority, after leaders failed to agree on a proposal to hold a somers in brussels with the russian president vladimir putin. some member states voice, their concerns about what they call moscow's aggressions.