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border patrol, sophomore flipping asylum seekers and runs them up with horses. but if anything really changed, i mean, is he just unhappy that the british is there, or is he on happy with the entire situation go to the border? well, there's no question that he's unhappy, but he seems to be focusing on that one incident and not the broader challenge of immigration and the fact that there are thousands of people that still remain huddled under that bridge in del rio, texas. now, it's interesting to point out the president is now taking responsibility. the frustration for so many in the united states around the world is how long it took him to make that statement. because for days the white house press secretary has been the only one that is been answering questions about what exactly happened there at the border face to face with reporter. so there is some frustration that it took so long for the president to take responsibility. the other frustration is
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that in the same press conference, the president seem to blame his predecessor for the problems now as basically saying that he had heritage math and that is not taking responsibility. so there's some confusion about what the president really means. and the problem for the president, all this is that he made a big promise to african americans in the united states. when he was elected, they helped him to be elected, and they expected him to deliver on a number of agenda issues and seeing the images hearkening back to some of the painful images in american history of the civil rights era. and even before the miss treatments of blacks in the united states is particularly painful at reopens old wounds. and this comes and the very same weak where the promise, the president made to reform policing in the united states and how black men are particularly disproportionately arrested and incarcerated,
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that has failed on capitol hill. so the president, in one breath did take responsibility, but in the other hand, blamed his predecessor donald trump for so many of the problems that still exist in the united states with respect to people of color. and kimberly, this all comes as the white has really has evolved their busy day today to including the 1st in person meeting of the chords. tell us a little bit more about that. yeah, a lot going on at the white house today. it includes a meeting of the quite, as you mentioned, the 1st in person meeting already we've had the indian prime minister arrive here at the white house and render mowdy. we do expect that later the leaders of australia as well as japan, will be joining as they sit down to discuss some issues that are of concern to all the countries. but there's one issue in particular that is a major concern to all for and this security alliance,
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and that is china. and so the discussions will really center around their respective concerns with relation to china, whether it be illegal fishing, whether it be maritime security, whether it be a science and technology. and of course, cobit 19, the u. s. president will be discussing how there will be an additional vaccines that will be dispensed throughout the in the pacific and how the united states will be supply money in order to do that, the partnerships that can exist to continue to see that the countries in the middle income for the low incomes are being given their chance to also receive a co bid vaccinations. so these are some of the security issues that will be discussed as the u. s. president convenes again, there will also be discussions around climate change, but the real big issue on everyone's mind. and the reason they want to get together is how to address china and it's growing influence in the region. ok. kimberly hall life or is that the white house?
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kimberly thank you. let's get more and i will not crisis. the southern border is kimberly just mentioned the u. s. is ramping up its expulsions of haitian migrants from the southern border with mexico. the department of homeland security says it's conducted 12 people station flights and sunday. returning nearly 2000 people to hazy, she have returns. he reports on the sidelines of the un general assembly anthony lincoln attempted once again to present the u. s. as making human rights central to its foreign policy. when asked about the treatment of haitian refugees, of the u. s. a southern border. the secretary of state blamed disinformation. some people are misinforming haitians, whether in haiti or haitians residing and other countries that they can come to the united states and in state because of the temporary protected status. that was granted. the haitians who are already here. but there is
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a fundamental contradiction between the u. s. along haitian refugees to stay in the us under its temporary protective status scheme because of our home countries, instability only if they arrived before the end of july, while deporting those seeking asylum now to a country, it admits is dangerous. it was a question of the white house spokesperson wrestled with in washington. we are still under title 42 because we are in a global pandemic. john sucky neglect dimension is the reason the u. s. is still under title 42 is the bite, the ministration has fought to keep it in its place against all legal challenges. title $42.00 is the obscure. 75 year old public health law that was used by the trump administration to reject and deport all asylum seekers out at southern border . at the time centers for disease control scientist said it's invocation of sensibly to prevent the spread of coven. i had no basis in science. saki also misstated us an international law regarding asylum seekers. they're not deportations. people are not coming into the country through legal methods. in
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fact, the us immigration and nationality act is clear that any alien, irrespective of how they entered, is eligible to seek asylum. international law also prohibits will refuse more will the expulsion of refugees to countries whether face persecution, a point raised at the u. m. the mass expulsions currently underway without screening for protection needs are inconsistent with international norms in may constitute reform. in his resignation letter, a special envoy down foot didn't just object to what he called the inhumane counter productive decision to deport thousands of refugees to hazy, but took aim at the bike. the ministrations wider policies toward the country, which he said would only worse than refugee situation across the region. he knows that the administration is supporting ariel home reef as the country's current leader over the objections of civil society. put said it was just the latest floored us intervention. but hubris that makes us believe that we should pick the
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winner again is impressive. he writes this cycle of international political interventions, and he has consistently produced catastrophic results. the white house, as foot never raised any objections, blink and acknowledge disagreements, but said he appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored, i'm dismissed. she every time see al jazeera washington officials in northern california have issued mandatory evacuation orders as a fast moving world far threatens thousands of homes crews battle b phone far overnight on thursday. it's already destroyed more than 2000 hector's. and this only 5 percent contains a 30 year old woman has been charged with starting the far california is a peak of its wild farseason, which is on track to be even worse than last year's record breaking destruction. the british government has promised to do whatever it takes to resolve a trunk driver shortage,
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which is causing delays of critical supplies that have been q, that filling stations after several were forced to close supply has been effected by lack of truck drivers, which in turn has been blamed on brakes it and the pandemic, the lack of drivers is also caused widespread disruption to britain's food sector. another 90 thousands, a drivers and needed to meet a national shortage was in san marino will decide in a referendum on sunday whether to overturn a ban on abortion dates back more than 150 years. the tiny catholic nation is one of the last european countries which forbids the procedure referendum is calling for terminations to be made legal in the 1st 12 weeks of pregnancy. and after that, if the woman's life isn't danger right now, anyone carrying out the procedure risk 6 years in prison and women undergoing its face 3 years in jail. on that at the moment has arise to vote in favor of
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abortion. there are only a few western countries who have not legalized abortion. i think it's embarrassing that some are, you know, still hasn't done it. the french president emanuel macro has met lebanon's new prime minister as the mccarthy in paris mccarthy's new newly formed cabinets. one afford to confidence in parliament earlier this week. the government was put in place earlier this months after more than a year of political deadlock. just now present. i would like to publicly congratulate no jib mccarty and reiterate our support to the lebanese people. we know botany did the secret most. we have an opportunity through these meetings to advance towards reforms. this is the commitment you have made before the lebanese people and a pledge you have made before me that ash about their house more than i from paris . the french president, my no, my cross, certainly been leading international efforts to try and help a lebanon come through its political and economic crisis. and that is why not
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mcafee a chose to come to paris as his 1st overseas visits and being appointed a prime minister. earlier this month now, emanuel mycroft said that he had received from mcafee assurances that the new prime minister would push through urgently needed reforms lebanon, in areas such as banking, finance, energy, a structural reforms, reform for micro said would definitely needed to alleviate the suffering over the lebanese people for mcafee's part, he said that he had promised emanuel macro in their working launch, that he would do everything that he possibly could to push through those reforms that are formed. absolutely key. not only, of course, for the population of lebanon, but also to unlock that much international aid. michael made it very clear off to this be thing that fraud remains out lebanon inside that it is
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a long alloy. however, over the past months, what french officials increasingly feel is that there is a sense that they have been let down to so many times by lebanese politicians. taliban takeover in afghanistan has been welcomed by those who live in the group stronghold of kandahar also here again, the rear access to the greater kandahar region in the size collider has this report greater kunda hall, a region defined by common culture and history. richard gross noble on it's dawn and competing. every province including his mind and its capital life. good god. until recently, there was never in page of operations to us led coalition voted in the national all me some of the most intense fighting of the almost 20 a wall since that dollar bar. and earlier days that remainder strong void with
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a new dollar. bon governor had a transition of paula moore. the him was the curate situation. thank god. in helmand is stable the entire population. and would you have dean and standing with the taliban and welcoming? that's why the situation is normal and there's not been a problem the toward the people with this. if you look at the situation, you would think the things would be normal for a couple of years. and we logical guys gave widespread damage at the avalon army were defeated in august box of destroyed an armored re good work remain from the final batteries. voice people gathered at the low good square book in favor of the dollar barn de cola, yet new home with luck, with the new barn about for sure. no one was here with the previous government, but everybody's happy with the return of the taliban. everyone is in agreement all most comes out on the world of joyce in opposition to the government. a former president, shavani and deeply conservative region was compounded by allegations of drugs.
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then corruption. people have written a government for to graduate in rural area where they struggle to stamp their own poverty. traveling not to gain, we find more fragile hope and they're going to fall because you know, gone for to spend years fighting that dollar bond. but case bombarded domes and district got in gauntlet civilian life was much as soon as the african national army fled. talbert allows people to return. people came back with whatever they had, and even borrowed money to stuck, to rebuild their destroyed shopping and homes. they did not going to be uneasy dodge the ruling of vanished on the looming threat of a drought, not to mention the economic crisis. but most people will tell you that their domain port one is done back on its feet. if your national help door will be crucial to
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read going and according to me, on the brink of collapse and one big question hanging of a foreign aid. it's how women, good and minority will be a dollar bonnet bag. come out of how to get it off. so no one is don. police in nigeria have arrested 3 suspects in connection with the abduction of more than 100 students in kaduna states, 121 children were taken after gunman stones, their whole fill in bethel boxes, high school in july. so far, 100 of the kidnapped students had been freed or escaped on groups in northern one area have abducted more than a 1000 students this year alone. a powerful labor union. and soon as he says, the president's decision extends his powers is a threat to democracy in the nation. guy said suspended parliaments and sac, the prime minister in july,
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and has been running the country with near absolute powers since the housing has more watching as to need his president does everything in his power to gain more power. political rivals are uniting in opposition for parties issued a joint statement, saying that he has lost his legitimacy while the largest party in parliament. another accuses of trampling the constitution. borne out of tenicia is 2011 uprising shabbots was you or did he's on at the store with a 2000000 people are against violence. we hope that in nevada, the other parties in the civil society will fight to recover their constitution and the democracy ah, law law had to show on wednesday, i said, declared that he will rule by decree and no longer abide by parts of the constitution. what he says he's preparing to change the political system. after stacking the prime minister, freezing parliament,
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and assuming executive authority in july, denying charges of a qu, place insist, his aim is to establish a true democracy. where the people are sovereign and the head of as many as he now has been the justice and executive power in his hands. which means that as he has now entering a new transitional phase, which can be called a temporary phase, the country will suffer just like it has or the past 2 years. yeah, many tunisians have backs and believe he's trying to out the political elite viewed as corrupt and incapable of the case. so you must open his door and hear the people he must listen to the qualified people. we do not want him to listen to the politicians. he must listen to the top talent that in the country so that they can draw an economic roadmap. but even one time political allies are now turning against the president, not to say that. we think that the christian has now decided to deviate from the
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constitutional legitimacy and the legitimacy of peoples well in 2011. tunisia was the 1st country to rid itself of autocratic rule and what would become the arab spring. i would expect that in one or 2 months because of social economic keys, and we may see the beginning of opposition in the street that was actually joined the good of the put it, it'd be happening right now. protests are already planned for sunday in the same square where more than 2 decades ago, the people rose up against then president ben ali leo harding al jazeera rival groups of brazilian cocoa farmers. the fort was police in the capital, the pads. farmers through roxanne farr crackers that officers the respondents with tear gas in the spots by among flung disputes about the leadership of the regional co performance association, the co kelly trading legal business in bolivia and as controls by local unions.
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so hang on, i'll just, sarah, we'll have the sport for you and we'll take a look at what makes the wider, comp, special stories coming up for you after the break. ah ah ah ah ah
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ah, me o . a festive cultural heritage. and in portions archaeological objects is a thriving business around the world. many precious items disappear in some private
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ownership, but one piece of history has been recovered and some will soon be back in its rightful home. while reynolds has more, it is a simple tablet made of clay in sized with the script of a long extinct language. but this 3500 year old artifact is beyond priceless. it is a fragment of the epic of gilgamesh, a work of literature written more than a 1000 years before the poems of homer, stolen decades ago from iraq. the tablet was formerly returned on thursday. the last out of returning the iraqi artifacts for me means restoring self esteem and confidence in iraqi society. following the 1st us led war against iraq in 1991 iraqi leader. saddam hussein temporarily lost his iron grip. museums were looted and priceless objects stolen. the loading of the museum hit us
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in our core because our history is really important to us. our history is what makes us, we're an old country. in fact, i can say where the oldest country in 2014 the tablet was bought for 1600000 dollars by the wealthy fundamentalist christian who was building a museum of the bible in washington d. c. the fragment was seized by us government authorities in 2019 fig documentation led to its resale and transport for other countries. only the habit returned to the u. s. were an auction house facilitated that sale for $1600000.00. the head of the u. n. cultural organization says the repatriation of the gilgamesh tablet, sends a message. this ceremony here is also a welcome warning to the smugglers and looters of this world to those who use conflicts to steal into traffic, cultural heritage, participating in the destruction of cultural diversity. the epic itself is written
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as if recounting a dream telling the deeds of the hero gilgamesh, his contests with beasts and gods. gilgamesh sought the secret of immortality. but in the end, the hero learns a hard truth. what you seek, you shall never find. the text says, for when the gods made man, they kept in mortality for themselves. rob reynolds al jazeera, it's time to the sport, and here's ferrara. holla, thank you so much. liverpool manager, you're going club, has given his backing to the trial is safe standing and the premier league still to happen at the start of next year from european clubs already have so called rail, seeding and place, which allows fans to sand at certain games. standing areas in premier league stadiums were outlawed after the 1989 hillsborough disaster, which resulted in the death of $97.00 liverpool supporters. it's just good that we
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talk about it again to be that we might re enter jews again to be given to be tested again. and i'm pretty sure the people are not responsible enough to to, to do a driveway and especially the stadiums are completely different to the time. man is really sad that things happen. now one of the sport flawless fiercely contested events has teed off the 43rd edition of goals. ryder cup is being played in wisconsin. 3 days of action started with these 4 sons matches and fridays morning session routines of to play alternate shots. tim usa are currently leading 3 of the 4 encounters your brother defending champions, but haven't won the title in the us and close to a decade. half of the u. s. team are making their 1st slider kept appearances. we have a team with no scar tissue. there's only a few, there's only
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a handful of us that has even played in a ryder cup. and a few of those we have a winning records, so we actually don't have guys on our team that have lost a lot in ryder cups. they away, fans, they're all just part of the radical that's, that's what it is. that's what makes the events so special special. that's what makes it great. and of course, spoke to the guys the experienced guys that played a few and, and you after the throb of the atmosphere and, and, and play game and, and enjoy and not. so i'm looking forward to seeing what it's like. i'm looking forward to getting stuck in and yeah, i have options. it's all just part of the radical. earlier we spoke to golf rider been ever all about what sets the ryder cup apart from most other tournaments. it's going to be a sensational battle. that's what i, that's as much as i can side between the us and european side. of course, i actually expect you to be pretty close. the u. s. team is stacked on paper,
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some of the best players in the world, and in fact, old, well, they applies inside the top 21 in the world. not the same for europe. you want to have 4 and that sort of gap and window. so i still think that the european is jamie, is a team of champions rather than a champion team. they're a champion group to get together and i think it's going to be close and i'm not, i wouldn't be surprised if we have a tie which would main europe would retain the roddick up. well look basically golf is such an individual sport every other week of the year on the pga tour over in the us here and on the europeans or in europe a they just play for themselves but every now and then we have the roddick out to breathe every 2 years and every of you, there's the presidents, cup of the us team as well. and it's finally where they get to play in that same environment. something that they haven't really done since that will kids when they played on the sports. and it also has that happy gilmore field to you as a familiar with that movie, but it's like a football game or an american grid on game where the crowd actually can be lad.
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they don't have to be stuffy and quiet. they can have a lot of fun and it's just a one on one, competition to one to whatever it happens to be in the format. and it just brings the best out of everybody. i think when you have that, there's a result basically on every shot this here. so it's exciting. this week, march the 20 year anniversary of tom brady's and i fell debut fast forward 2 decades and he's had one of the best careers in american sports history. incredibly brady was the 100 and 99th pick in the draft. he now has 7 super bowl victories and his records include most career wins and most touchdown passes. i certainly think you know, that in my wildest dreams that couldn't have imagined what's happened. so i just am very appreciative and grateful for all the different things that have happened over time. and really it's about the support system of people and you know,
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my teammates, just over 20 years, my coaches, my family, my friends, you know, just have great memories. and i think sports has amazing way of bringing a lot of people together. you know, sports are kind of integrated into the fabric of our society. for a reason heavyweight boxing champion, anthony joshua has promised he will deliver when he defends multiple titles against alexander liske. at the way in ahead of saturday's right in london, joshua tip the scales at 240 pounds 19 heavier than his ukrainian opponent. whose is the former undisputed world cruiserweight champion, and will take the ring for only his 3rd heavy weight that i know you guys are the true, really all the for coming out today and always say, i don't take that for granted. i promise you, i'll pay you back with commitment though. busy i was an hour an hour in the gym. i what do we want that we want to live on. we will deliver on. okay.
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and that is all your sport for now. holler back to you. thank you very much indeed at $0.05 for this you to keep it here on al jazeera, i'm going to be back with you right after the break with more of the final lisa from around the world on june. ah ah. ready too often of cornerstone as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an
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extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a it's the case. biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patient built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are under way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close, extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count full cabana
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dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on l. g as in ah . the race to succeed angle american in germany, leaders reaching its final stages climate change? the top issues for german voters. ah, how am i here? this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up the lawyer for former catalog
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