last the storms, i sort of spreading a bit further east. this is during to day. so into ukraine for example. so the baltic states and dance was hungry will tend to drop a little bit as the storms come overhead and everywhere else is disappointing for june, low twenty's, wind and rain, very difficult. in fact, in france, there's a big wind up during saturday and sunday, a massive rain goes into northern spain and a good part of western france. the temperatures dropped down to below 20 is not blue means heavy rain. ah. something was going to change as anything really changed. this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier. no one said 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 details. the bottom line when i was just there on ah,

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again, i'm just on your pain. let's remind you about top stories here. the fallon, russia says the e u is being held hostage by an aggressive minority needed failed to agree on a proposal to hold as thomas and brussels with president. and some member states has and voice and concerns about what they called moscow's aggression. china has approved a government re shuffle and hong kong and what critics say will further tighten beijing security crushed down on the territory. police chief chris tang will become the new security secretary, while his predecessor john lee, has been promoted to chief secretary. the 100 people are still missing off the parts of a beach front apartment building collapsed me in miami on thursday. at least one person is confirmed dead, but it's expected. the tone will rise as rescue teams continue touching through that now for me, u. s. police officer, derek shaven, convicted, of the matter of george floyd, is due to be sentenced later on friday. john henry is in minneapolis where

residents are bracing for a decision that could have implications for both security, as well as the 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 shelven 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,

mr. floyds, family, the bystanders who watched mr. floyd die, 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 counts in between was a devastating prosecution, a defiant defense, and some powerful, sometimes tearful witnesses. i didn't leave your mother at some point. did you make a 9? 11 call that is correct. the car police on the phone. and why did you do that? because i believe i witness a murder. it's been night. i stated, apologizing in a pallet to sort of boy, if we're not doing more,

i felt that derrick show van was justified was acting with objective reasonableness ah, i will invoke my 5th amendment privilege to be 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? yes. 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, hindrance al jazeera minneapolis while people in the philippines pay their respects to former president banana. aquino morning had been gathering for public viewing of the earth containing his ashes in case on city keno, died from renal failure on thursday at the age of 61. president rodrigo detach. hey, how's the cad? 10 days of national morning tomorrow and oregon is with some of those who are

paying their respects. hundreds have been lining up here as early as 4 am. they said they are here to pay their last respects to the 15th president of the republic . the more here is but dignified and people here tell us then this back at the pass administration of president beneath walking would not they say it was a period of decency and progress. and even boys been sick for over a year. he's with a shock even to his family and many see this is now a country in morning. he was very or initially the service of the people, especially those who are poor, as an economist, tried to push or work or progress. and he was also very attentive to whatever was present that to him, an issue with disability, very honest feedback guidelines and the people on how this

country should be run and it is really the molecular passed away in this matter. the family of president vinegar, latino has been at the forefront of the fight for democracy in the philippines. over the past 4 decades, his parents were democracy icon. his father was the lead senator been lucky and who was incarcerated and later murdered the term airport. in 1983, during the marcia rule of former president, for david mark was his mother and that the people power revolution in 1986 before she became president. and in 1987 president beneath knocking himself was shot 5 times by ro soldiers, one bullet, the mean embedded to his neck. so when he was elected president, people here said they looked back at him as someone who was reluctantly either someone who came to his own and served his country. well. while skyrocketing fuel

prices in india are driving up the cost of food and other basic goods. and it's also putting pressure on millions of families. the inflation rate has now passed the crucial 6 percent threshold set by the country central bank. elizabeth problem has worn out from the capitol. new denny 12 year old. she's been cooked 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 at 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 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. i've heard about it. 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 an average income is the equivalent of about $5.00 a day. one reason for the higher price of food is the cost to transportation failure. the ones who have groups are 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, leading to 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 the book and services. what's the point 3 percent in may, that is above the 6 percent threshold says by the bank of india,

voices 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 that 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 by the cause of get the the government distributes for fashion to the poor, but the health 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 belt 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 her free education stops. and she'll have to find work. elizabeth koran m algae 0 new denny. now scientists and israel say

they've made a discovery that could challenge established evolutionary history. they found burns from what i've been described as a new type of human research here from kind of the university say the skull and lower jaw that they found could be around a 130000 years old. national rom, le homer, homer named after place where those bones were found may have lived alongside him with safety in some more than a 100000 years. and believe they had launched teeth and no chin, and may also have been ancestors of the neanderthal. well, let's speak hillman, she's a physical anthropologist in the department of anatomy. the fact faculty of medicine, i'll tell you university, she joins us now from the hello. you will one of the lead reset to who made this discovery. i believe. congratulations. how does that change? how does this change what we know, or what we think we know about human evolution and migration passions? well, you know, when we have started this research,

we were very surprised at what we have in our hand. and we knew from previous findings, other folks that were found in our region that since 200000 years ago, the only hope that lived in this region was homeless like us. so we were quite sure that this is what we, we will found it fine leather when we looked at the bone and we saw a very as cobo, as, as called fragment that indicate for a very sure to know is carland and mandible without the chain. and very big to we immediately realize that it's not home a 2nd. and then we just had to, to, to figure out what it is. so we did a lot of shape analysis and compared to other for photos, from different places in the world as well as some israel. and what we found out is that the combination, the unique combination of trade that we have does not fit any other group. and we

already knew from the region and even more is very similar to the fossil that were found neutral. but they did much earlier to 400 south and years ago, as well as to those from europe, which are referred to pretty new under towels. and then we understood that we have here and our cake group that lived for hundreds of thousands of years in this region. and it must probably contribute is their contribution to later in the, under the population that lived in europe. so it means that the, this, the source population of the european and joe is actually from bill event rather than from europe. that's fascinating here. how well the remains actually found. i believe there were also clues around the bones as to how they lived. exactly,

so it was found within a lake in a very a, an ordinary site that we know for me as well because it was an open air site. most of the pre story sites are caves in our region. so it was an open air site that in the past the about 140000 years ago, it was used as a water hole, just animal big animals that lived here in the region that looked like savannah. like this of africa. it came to the to, to the water source and drink water. and what we think most probably happened is that the people that live here at that time just waited for these big animals lay crying on horses, him to hand them near the water hole. and then the butcher them at the sight as we found we found caught mart on the animal bones. and

which this is what led us to think that they actually wasn't leaving sides, but a butchering sign. in addition to the flint tool that we found together with these bones indicate that they are they, they are like those that are, that we know from a homeless shopkins, a group that actually came into our region 200000 years ago. so what it means that these national people and homeless pianist lived next to each other into great lake interrupted but you are there culturally and was probably also logically which means that they could have raised, you know, of springs together and create that hybrid population really interested learning from each other, it sounds like you mentioned there. yes. other similar remains had also been discovered before. so why have this particular categorization taken so long to

identify? because in the past, all the social that we have from our region from caisson cave in the cave, they were debated for many years from catherine cast. and we have only teeth and from the teeth only the face. so they were debated for many years and nobody really could give them a name. but now when we had both mandible and to us. and in addition be the phone, the amount of folks over the world. and in israel. ringback is larger, this comparison enabled us to give it a name and to demonstrate it to be different. ok, so your combination of features of elements in hello may the physical anthropologist at tel aviv university and part of the team that made that discovery . congratulations again here and thank you for joining us here on out there. thank

you so much for the invitation. right? well, i'll keep it just and historians are divided about new concrete pathways for tourists . one of the world's most important monuments. some say they devastate the acropolis and greece, that as on throttling reports now from athens, the work aims to restore what it actually originally looks like. the acropolis in athens receives thousands of visitors a day. they climb cobblestone, puts built in the 1950s to reach the open space at the top. and here they are now met with a broad pathway that takes them to the temple of athena, known as the puffing on this pathway of port concrete was laid down in the past few months. and it has outraged many seasons visitors who say its breadth and the material it's made of disrespect besides, but those we spoke to liked it, but i thought that well they do have a sort of it didn't feel like it wasn't in place, but it didn't fit in,

you didn't really notice that as like an ice or anything like that. the critics suspect the new perfectly aims to further commercialize the site by catering to a big increase in the number of tourists from cruise ships. my knowledge got us is in charge of restoration work at the acropolis. he says he's merely restoring the path to what it used to be in the medallion by nothing down and been during the great part of the night festival, 10000 athenians a day. we're able to enter through this gateway. that's what it was designed for. we simply never restored it to, to inertia. when i took over the restoration, marcia, i realize this was something that couldn't go on. it wasn't the number of visitors who had access that concern to me, mainly under the day they deserve to see what was here. rather than some idea restores had 950 s a in the concrete park where corresponds to the width of the original entrance to the acropolis for the past 20 years entering and departing visitors have been confined to narrow wooden walkway which uses only one of 5

ancient doorways, but in classical antiquity all fine for use similar tenuously and the ultimate plan is to restore access through all of them. grooved stones left exposed, serve as clear evidence. this was the path original width, and the concrete is easily removed because it sits on plastic sheeting that protects the bedrock. perhaps, most importantly, the new pathways a part of the plan to enable people with disabilities to access the site. and a new elevator now makes this possible use numbers from the m as ever. we've been talking about disabled access to the acropolis since the 2004 will mpeg. so now we can say that any disabled person in the world who wants to visit the acropolis can now do so. this broadening of access is still a work in progress. once the gateway is restored, a grand staircase will be 2. it was only half built before a war stopped work 25 centuries ago. only then says the man in charge of the

project will people understand the acropolis as it was designed by its original architect. jobs are open to us, al jazeera athens, while stella had here on al jazeera fans in the pale theories with the west port. but find out where this team is, who is coming up racial me . the news news news

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manchester united edson kamani was on target for them as a b bolivia to know how malick reports a year ago. i can now look forward to the knockout rounds of the copper america. but after picking up just one point from the 1st to game, they were still some way off their best as they faced bolivia enquire, but luckily for them, the bolivians made things a little easier by scoring of the tunnel phone go. oh yeah. louis worries tried to double the advantage off the break is that however was maybe a bit too ambitious. his strike didn't think of any bed much better though. the manchester united done nothing from close range to seal or to nail when the result lead 0. why? 4th in, grew paid if they end up finishing their faith, brazil,

and the last date massive improvements will be needed, however, to win a match up like that. paraguay have also booked this thought in the quarter final. they back to, to new when over chilly, who themselves are already through our grounds, the mood you got power going to the gold and they sealed the victory off the winning a 2nd half penalty with new cost. the miguel owner on converting with ease the result means this dealing with a chance of topping group a to have malik data. the clippers of bounce back in their n b, a western conference playoff series against the phoenix suns ball. george scored 27 points to lead the corporate 169. when again 3. the result being phoenix is record player winning st of 9 games and they still leave the series to game one game for is on saturday and you better.

don't know what the results are going to be, but i love our approach. i love the way we come out between fine. we could change our ways to get it done. like when fortune estimating the sparse tennis now and raining women's champions. mona halla has pulled out of wimbledon due to injury the 29 year old toward her calf muscle in may, which forced her to miss the french open. the romanian world. number 31 the tournament which with last held in 2019 olive joins world number 2, naomi osaka, who also withdrew from wimbledon early their month due to mental health issues. county is hosting the world rally championship after a 19 year absence its world famous safari rally was once known to be one of the toughest in the world. malcolm web reports from the i can use safari rally is back in the world rally championship for the 1st time in nearly 20 years. yeah,

that's good news for fans. following as good to read it send event, we're actually going to be doing the perfect fit, accurate and everything. call international champions up against east africa test drive farm. the valley was 1st held nearly 70 years ago. was known for being one of the toughest in the world, an epic morrison of nearly 2000 kilometers on an open road. we met one of the veteran drivers, kumasi, miami, on the track side. he's come to see is new incarnation when we used to rally before we did need to wear the safety cloth. we could have your shot. you don't it's, it's an option where we are gloves or not. but now they are supposed to wear the

fire proof protection that's supposed to have the hell met with or everything is called bustling international rally standards steadily develop. the safari rally remained its own self. so from 2002, he parted ways with the world rally championship me president who we kenyatta has promised to bring it back ever since he took office, a gave government spent millions of dollars the now it's here. the 1st stage in the capital, nairobi. and everything's been organized to international standard, even the trucks been modified to meet the w r. c regulations, but after this 18 stages, over 3 days of rough roads through bush forest in savannah, 7 times well champion, sebastian air has some of the fastest time so far it is

a favorite to win driving between the stages draws a crowd to the local teams used to dominate the podiums. now it's hard for them to keep up with world class technology and budget. but with more than a 100000000 people expected to watch, it certainly puts kenya back on the well rally stage. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi, kenya, montreal canadians are back in the stanley cup finals for the 1st time since 1990. 3 are totally like home in scored, and over time to lift the canadian, 2 or 3 to win against the las vegas in game 6 of their playoff series will be the winners of being 7 between the tampa bay lightning. and in rhode island during which takes place on friday. okay, and that is your fault for now back tina spouse. yeah, thank you so much file. well that is it for me. and if you pay for this news out,

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