return quickly to the democratic path and said that tunisia, democracy must be based on fundamental rights. strong institutions as well as the rule of law. now, the call also focused on the critical need of leaders to create a plan, the practical plan to get out of the current political crisis and including the naming of a new prime minister, the formation of a new government, as well as stabilizing the economic situation. and a protracted and burgeoning coven health crisis in the country. now, this has come after president tunisian president side has reiterated over the past several days, and he took some extraordinary measures last sunday, which included the stocking of prime minister, his m a. c. c. the freezing of parliament as well as the removal of parliamentary immunity. he's been making assurances to leaders and media like saying that he will not become

a dictator. that he respect fundamental rights and freedom. and that he's acting within the constitution and saying that he knows the constitution very well. these reassurances however come after what some see is a crack down the rest of several members of parliament and a judge accused of mishandling or hiding terrorism cases as well as the removal and replacement of several high level ministers and the sacking of the national television station chief and so the, the, the call with jack told them the national security advisor comes after the department of state put out a statement on, on monday saying that they urge the tunisian government and authorities to avoid any violence and follow the constitution and protect freedom of expression okay, thank you so much, sam kimball reporting from tonight. italy has bound the

largest cruise ships from the venice lagoon in an effort to protect the cities ecosystem. and heritage. the move comes after unesco, threatened to put it on a blacklist for not banning the vessels from the world heritage site residents have been urging the government to take action for years. the measure is officially come into force on sunday. i'm rainy's life for us in venice. so this is something that's been talked about for years and what do we make up the fact that it's happening now exactly during it's happening now for 2 reasons. one, venice was really close down like many other cities during that hand. demick and people kind of push this issue to the side because there were no cruise ships coming in here. the whole industry closed down for more than a year. and then in june, you had this very large, 90000 con cruise ship come right through this canal. the deck can out past san marcos, st. mark's square or perhaps his motto,

which you might see behind me and waiting for that ship were hundreds of protesters of this. no big ships protest movement. and they really capitalize on this moment to remind people how there's this large movement here to ban the ships. also as you mention this, this threat from unesco to take venice or at least put it on this endangered list, was taken very seriously by prime minister, my dear druggie and other members of the government. now, most people you come and speak to here in venice, say they don't care whether not venice is on this list, but it clearly worried the powers that be that venice faced and some really serious repercussions if they didn't finally say no more. we're not going to have these big ships which turn up a lot of water and perhaps damage the foundations of the city, passing through this canal, right? so, and for those who oppose this span, what do they hoping to achieve, or what are they hoping for in the coming months? the will specifically what we've been hearing is people who said, look,

we knew this was coming. perhaps at some point we didn't think would happen so soon without any really feasible backup plan in place. we've been speaking with workers in the, in the docking industry that help these huge ships dock here. and what they say is they want some very speedy rehabilitation process is put in place at the nearby port in my get, which is behind vanessa on the mainland. and the government's plan is to allow big ships to pass in through the lagoon, not this canal, but through the lagoon still and get to that port, but not any time soon that really caught an prepared for this. so what these people tell us is they want that plan to take shape now. so although they're losing this year of business, perhaps in 2022, they'll see a return of some of these larger ships. because right now they're going to rely on subsidies from the government to get through the next year. ok, thank you so much. adam. raney reporting from venice. new zealand prime minister

has made a formal apology for re john people who overstayed their visa nearly 50 years ago. the often violent raids were racially motivated because police mostly targeted pacific islanders for deportation while ignoring people from other countries. from auckland, here's wayne hay experiences. the tears flowed as pacific islands, community leaders, and those affected by the door raids gathered in oakland town hall. they came to his new zealand prime minister jacinta rod durn said the words they've been calling for decades today. i stayed on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970s that lead to the events of the dawn rights the immigration quack down in the 1970 targeted pacific islanders who had been brought

here because of labor shortages. the often violence don't rage, which the government has now apologized for. so police searching homes, businesses and even churches looking for over stairs to deport the response from the place was overwhelming. it was very reactionary, and it was very violent. the sense of injustice is still felt to day, mainly because it was only pacific islanders who were targeted, not the majority of overstate who were at the time from the united states or europe, a formal government apology for past injustices his rare and use the lender has to meet strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct court, that continues to suffer hum connected to those historic events. today, many of those affected feel a sense of shame about what happened and they're reluctant to talk about it even to their families. you would have just felt like you were trampled on some emotionally,

spiritually, many, many ways. and i think that has been answered generational leaders and new zealand, polynesian communities, welcome the apology and they hope it will help people of the pacific islands move on the stand proud because of who we are and achieve the very, very basic and simple goals for why we even came to this country, that's all we want. they also hope saying, sorry will help build trust between the island communities and the government and into a future generations feel secure in new zealand. even if the apology has taken nearly 50 years. wayne, hey, al jazeera, auckland's africa, collins as a city counselor in oakland, and he says, the government needs to follow up on its apology to ensure it stays proactive and supporting specific communities. we don't know that we'll ever think that upon an apology is enough because it's got to come with meaningful action to follow. i

think the main, many of our community had wanted us for a long time because it commits is the process of healing and reconciliation that was held in the town hall in oakland way, which is the largest pacific city in the world. and it's a very significant place for people to come to give. and so the challenge, i guess before the government now is the apology has been made. those words mean tests historic. but now it's what actions will follow. the prime minister stopped short of using the races. she called them discriminatory x, and these were state sanctioned x of police aggression towards our communities almost 50 years ago. so there's a long road to go and the healing. but i think that today marks the beginning of the road. the community is a very different. we're very respectful people. a prime minister was welcomed very openly into the auditory which stood up against the victor, offering an apology for the rest of the states that happened. many years ago,

so i think as a community, many of us have 1000. i'm the child of parents who don't talk about. my mother doesn't speak a lot and people have handled it very differently. and so you'll understand that because we have a period of speak for a crown with your different towards the crown. many now families and communities have chosen not to talk about it, which is a deep embarrassment and humiliation giving. given the experience that they had in the 1970s were sweeping current of ours restrictions have come into effect and passed on unvaccinated. people are now borrowed from government offices, schools, restaurants, shopping malls, on commercial flights. under 3 percent of pakistani, have received 2 jobs. the biggest city karachi is subject to a one week partial lockdown after a sharp increase. in coven,

1900 infections. come a hi. there has more from outside of vaccination center in islamic bonds, progress on it now reporting over 5000 cases daily, out of wage. the bulk of them are in the southern province of land and particularly in the city of garage and are just to give you an idea. a month ago, a friend was regarding 500. what your dvd case is on a daily basis that has now gone into thousands. and of course it is concerned that the delta, weightier and richard, far more dangerous and also the fact that a smoke and gauges. i've got to order deep water, but it is going to be, i hear mongers start to try to stay with dog restrictions and to enforce the dog restriction. we have heard report from karachi that a large number of people are now congregating outside the waxen nation centers. there's been some pushing and shoving, even breaking of glass and doors because the people are not frantically going for

the vaccinations after the government announced that they were stop people from traveling within the country. and that industry that did not have 100 percent. right. they did work good, would not be allowed to function as an denisia struggles with the worst covered 1900 outbreak in asia. the number of orphans there is rising. some have no relatives on our left with little support. the charity roof said the children says more needs to be done to help the most vulnerable. jessica washington reports from tangleridge and indonesia, east cali mountain. a young boy prepared to say good bye to his mother and father ah, is just 13. his voice shapes as he recites the call to prayer beside his parents graves. those who victims of covert 19 in another village,

a young boy reminisces about his parents. i often went fishing with my dad says 2 weeks ago, his mother died in hospital from cove at 19. she was 5 months pregnant the next day his father died to like the 1st we try to be strong for him, but it's devastating for us. for those 2 weeks, the 10 year old has been living alone as he to tested positive for cove with 19. now he's in the clear and will say move in with his grandparents as covert 19, just around indonesia, social workers are reporting an increase in the number of children left orphaned around the country. and they're cold from rights activists. urgent performed to ensure the children get the support they need. they fear for the children who miss out on help because their parents deaths went unreported. also to go for

a month to support those and strengthen the support system at the community level. where we can get that information. authority say it is difficult to support all the children in need numbers on the locker because we have more problems when a child doesn't have any relatives and has no place to go in tongue wrong. on the outskirts of the indonesian capital, i should have been living with her foster family for 6 months. her last memories of her mother are of her hallucinating and struggling to breed. now she hopes for a future where she can honor her mother's life. to get i think i want to achieve my dream, so my mom will be happy with me. i want to be a doctor. each day indonesia cove with $900.00 death toll rises by thousands and more children are left to plan their futures. but without their parents to help them, jessica washington, which is 0 hunger millions of americans are at the risk of being thrown out of

their homes as a temporary ban on evictions expires. who is opposed last year. it helps flow the spread of covered 1900 by easing, crowding and home down shelters. the bite and administration has been criticized for failing to challenge a supreme court ruling. preventing an extension of the moratorium, peruse knew left as president pedro castillo facing empty government protested days after taking office supporters of his rival and last month's election rallied in the capital castillo narrowly beat. conservative candidate cake for kimori in a bitterly contested votes. marianna sanchez reports from the mom the only 3 days into his presidency and buddhist use already facing protest. angry as his choice of frame minister, the criminal terrorist went through the country. it's not fair, that's a terrorist has prime minister. that's why we protesting the. 2 nobody payment,

we will not allow terrorists to take over our country is done will not give over use been investigated for an a legit apology for terrorism, which is a crime. and they do in an interview earlier this year. he defended members of the shining path. the maoist rebel group that killed tens of thousands of people from the 1980 song with gusty, your choice of big either for prime minister or cabinet chief as it's known in pay do sent shock waves around the country. the stock market dropped along with the value of produce currency against the dollar. what i guess us on critics also see other new ministers have no experience in government. you will get the most. we can say it's a lack of intelligence experience or that he's never covering. and that's why he's making all these and stakes. no, i think there's much more to it because the president signaled his divisiveness and all peruvians would bear the brunt of his irresponsibility. well,

many people here say they didn't vote for gussy, but many who did christians or anger social media saying they voted for him to rule for the people and not for the political party to represent. so for president, kasteel has also visited the victims of an earthquake in the north of the country, telling to porters he'll focus on those left behind. i guess i'm there are people who have been left behind for a very long time. we can't do much if we don't prioritize our health care. we will give mares and regional governors a better budget. min peruvian 20 to deliver the changes he promised during his selection campaign. but it'll be hard for them to trust the president who they say has been making mistakes from day one . madana center soldier, see the lima facing discrimination and threaten the taliban. the hazard she all minority are among those fleeing of gone. the son,

one woman who worked for the u. s. and afghan defense ministry spoke to i'll just 0 about how she escaped to turkey is as you, yes, my name is lisa. i'm 32 and the has ara from guys in the province and combo. i worked as a taylor for an american company and then at the afghan defense ministry. but i had to leave afghanistan. i go below my been bad man. i received a threatening calls and we were followed even in the car, it was dangerous. one of our staff buses was blown up by a suicide bomber, but that gave me to my work was in the shock area of cobble where the african into office and the u. s. embassy were also located. i was traumatized when i saw the bodies of the journalist killed in the time. i found that there aren't jobs are a good working environment for most women in afghanistan. i was 6 years for the government, but it was hard for me to continue in my work environment. it was mostly men. didn't say that people would talk about us. the taliban would also follow our staff

car or bus from the ministry. so i left recently about 25 girls were taken by the taliban from milestone district of guzman province. and they were forced into mary . what did miss gilbert in the number i arrived in iran on a visa, and then we were smuggled into turkey. the journey was very dangerous and difficult . i was thinking at one point i might die, but god help me from iran to turkey. we paid $1000.00 h. michelle moon. i want peace and prosperity for my country. we're tired of wars media. so ma'am, if you, but that's all i've seen since i was a child, and i don't expect peace enough. dana stone at a time soon. i want to move to say for a place where we can live in peace, that it will be better for us still ahead on the news our while the action from the tokyo logistics as we build up the mens 100 meter final that's coming up with joe,

and just a moment a a year ago, one of the largest non nuclear blast in history killed more than 200 people and injured 1000. the victims families still need answers. we want to compute just how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support. let's be professional. it was not intended for muslim league, and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship? the missing amal and it wasn't. it was in one way or another in italy. good way before join me then for there for the full reports on the native names. as it breaks, the government says have the population will be affected. that's a millions of people who rely on the river for their wants. supplies with detail coverage. not only were residents completely taken by surprise by the flux, they also overwhelmed government surfaces from around the world. this,

the nation will help the side for like a sure from the global sell the wealthy nations were holding too many of the vaccines for themselves. ah i or for all the news out of the of the pictures joe, during thank you very much for we're just hours away from the biggest box office event of the olympics. the mens 100 me to final, the semi finals have been taking place in national, in the national stadium and american fred curly looks impressive in the 1st one winning in time of 9.96 seconds ahead of candidates. andre, to grasp one bronze at red 2016. we've had some interesting development in the last

few minutes. correspondent and richardson is in tokyo for us, mandy, unlike the you same boat era, this race is pretty wide open, isn't it? a really is i think in the truck and failed in the 100 meters is in some ways struggling to move on from that you sign both here. i think all lympics for to some extent struggle to maintain global attention in between olympics and with you. same bolts involved truck and fuel didn't really have that problem is that he was a one man, fast moving story, but there is going to be a new 100 meter olympic champion and it could be in a quick tunnel. the spring is involved saying it's a fast track using this new generation of, of truck shoes which give them a little edge. and the weather is perfect for them as well. it's nice and warm here and so i care which is not so good for the distance runners, but great for the sprinters in the semi finals is so wide open. know what was expect in china's souping channel to be one of the gold medal contenders. but he's

just run an asian record time of 9.83 seconds. he was the 1st of age. nothing to go on the 10 seconds, but quite a time. so run your personal best. outside of that, perhaps we'll be looking at canada is andre, the grass, who is probably the run it with the biggest reputation going into this final. although he wasn't one of the quickest qualifies. he's had a career where he's had a lot of silver bronze medals. perhaps this will be the best chance have it's a win win a gold out of major championship. also going to going on at the moment is the men's high jump with the meters as abortion of cats, or taking part he's narrowly missed out on a limb. pick goals in the past, he's had to time world champion, and you feel as though if he performs anything like near to his best, he will finally get that 1st limpid gold medal, also worth looking out to not event javan harrison in the united states. not only competing in the hydro, put these games on monday, you'll be competing in the long jump as well. all right,

so plenty going on in the stadium, but away from the action there seems to be some interesting stories developing and coming out of the i. c, news briefing on sunday. tell us about the yeah, we heard for the 1st time for me during the games, at least for me to share. i moved so the ceo if it's hotel 2020 and it's interesting. now the majority of questions is coming from japanese media. nothing to do with sports all about whether or not organize is convincing this line that there is no link between the lympics going on on this huge spike in covered 19 cases in tokyo and beyond. not surprisingly, the organizes insist there's no link saying as far as where there is not been any case of somebody who's tested positive within the so called bar secure bubble with the athletes. village transmitting harvard, 900 to somebody in the wider community. but they did admit either not everything is going perfectly describing that they've had to take the accreditation of 6 people

within the athletes village, 2 of them, george in judo, chris who, after winning silver metal, decided to go on a, on a sightseeing tour. tokyo, when it took care tower, one of the highest profile source attractions in tokyo, in their team truck suits as well. so it wasn't sort of a low profile exercise. they got spotted, they're not meant to be mingling with the japanese public. the go to checked. it from the village also talking about athletes after their events, meeting up in the athletes village in the park, that having a few drinks, having it, having conversations with each other, something which would normally be so normal. but it's against the rules. and that is the reality of, of trying to push on with these games in the middle of a global pandemic. yes, one of the things you learn is no school. if you're going to wag, you definitely change out of uniform or i n d thanks very much. so made vials of pulled out of another gymnastics final because of her mental health having already decided not to compete in 4 events. the 24 year old us so has now withdrawn from

mondays full final. i mean she only has one more chance to win a metal at these games on the beam. she'll make a decision on that later in the week. while american so mccaleb dressel described the pressure of the lim, takes a terrifying but worth it of the finishing of his campaign with 2 more gold medals . on sunday, the star clenched his fist goes into here with a great butterfly leg. the men pull by 100, meet the medley relay, as it seems that a world record only address will set an limpid record as the one the men 50 metre free. there's so much pressure. in one moment. your whole life boils down to a moment that could take 2040 seconds. how crazy is like and for. and it happens every 4 years. i wouldn't almost ever tell myself as during the meat, but after looking back, i mean it's terrifying. it's really fun. if you can, if you look at it at a different perspective, so yeah, there's a lot of boils down to

a very precise moment in time in the universe. and i just happened to the deal and things. and it was a great finish from australia and m a. karen, she said to elim pick record was one of the 50 me to free sell in another, in the full by 100 to meet the medley relay that makes it for gold from a can. these gain with the, with 3 bronze metal 2, she's just the 2nd woman to win 7 metals of any color at a single game. and follow a trillion logan martin, wrote his name and tv, and then pick history book by winning the 1st ever. b m. x freestyle, gold medal. moss and success of the event could be down to the extraordinary lengths he went to, to re recreate the skate park and his own backyard haven't been unable to travel to, to j, to practice because of the cove in 1900 pounds. i make martin actually rebuilt the course at his home on a straight go coast at the cost of $51000.00. japanese fans crowded onto a nearby bridge to watch the action standing 2 and 3 deep to catch

a glimpse of the b m. x bike spectator has been shot out of the games because of coban 19 restrictions. germany's alex on the vera was taking the gold metal in the men's tennis events. he thrust russian cat and captain of 636. 1 is the biggest title of his career having never won a grand slam. and there we go. for the usa in the men's gulf, sand shall flee, beat back his worry, sabatini by a stroke c t pan finished him bronze after a 7 way play off new zealand. valerie mcadams made history with a bronze medal in the women's shop, puts the 36 year old as the 1st ever woman to win metals at 4 different olympics in the same field event. she was champion in 2000 night and 2012, and one silva at rio 2016. and bizarre. seems that the men's boxing frenchman moore at elliot stage to fit in protest also being disqualified for excessive use of his head and his court. the final fight, he punched the camera and refused to move for more than half an hour. all right,

i'm going to move that forward for now. sorry. thank you so much, joe. thanks for watching the news. our. the hill romans with you in just a moment. with much more of the day's news right here on al jazeera, thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. i when freedom of the press is under threat in oh, you just cause thought janet when the about your thought toward the bacon government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of access points that shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press covering

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improved back home. they say to grass continue to be targeted because many of these are being reported and all they come to taking refuge conditions here. last time, idea the gun full battle the time about in several major cities and the fighting is hampering flood rescue efforts. ah hello. hello robin. you're watching out there. like my headquarters here in doha. coming up in the next 30 minutes. ma'am, i was military to the class. now a transitional government led by a prime minister 6 months after seizing power in.