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that, that at least 300 detentions that we know off and the violence started as muslims gathered for morning prayers during the fostering month of ramadan. israeli forces fought rather bullets and tear gas as mos palestinian men threw stones. let's go straight to a correspondent, john holeman, who is an east jerusalem for us tent scenes we saw in those videos. ali at the acts that alex said. mosque midday pres. are due to stopped soon, but what is the expectation of what is about to happen? you can see actually there were quite a few people behind us in damascus. gates, which is one of the main entry points into the old city in jerusalem and east occupied jerusalem. quite a few people heading in surprise. most of them already in there now in the alex most. and just a couple of hours ago, there was a quite intense situation here because is really security forces that had actually

put a barricade there so that people can get through. and also one up the top of the steps from restricting access during ramadan to friday phrase has been a problem in the past, but then that was relatively quickly taken. it taken away, people were allowed to move through. so maybe in another 30 minutes or so were expect to be able to come out to those friday present probably gather on the steps here around damascus gate. now, israel's prime minister natalie bennett, has something to say a little bit earlier about what had happened in the course of the morning. and i hope all is well working to calm things on temple, mount and throughout israel. at the same time, we are prepared for any scenario i. that was one of the major. i think that he would talk about the fact that they have allowed again, freedom of movement relative freedom. this reason for people to go through this case and get into acts of most at 22 right. now on the other hand,

we've got people that are condemning what happened this morning among the palestinians factions, hamas on top, both of whom have condemned what happened in the mosque, and that you were the actual damian foreign minister. now, jordan has, is the official custodian of the acts of most and what seems to have been a red line is the video that we showed actually a moment ago, which was, it is ready for us is actually heading into the mouth to i didn't take the young man who seemed to have remained in there after the violent altercation in the morning. and so many muslims, that will be seen as a red line the going into that holy sight for the tongue when these situations have happened before. and they have happened before, what has it led to because yes, actually i think it's on everyone's minds here. what happened last year when the

old cations, in with alex and morse can it surroundings, and then restriction of access to get to it earlier, resulted in an 11 day war between israel and hamas. so there's a lot of worries that this could escalate as it has done in the past and hope so, i suppose at the same time that it can be, can say cont, contained at the moment with the relative movement that's been allowed and that it won't go to or the scaled that it did it went to last year townhome in that 1st in occupied east jerusalem. meanwhile, the funeral for a 17 year old palestinian is underway in the village of code for dan, which is in the occupied west bank. 6 palestinians have been killed in grades my israeli forces since wednesday. the unsexy general has called maximum restraint and is rainy and palestinian authority to work to preserve calm. m reports from the

village of cooper don in the occupied west bank. just left his house as you can see behind me, where his mother, sister, and other family members and mourners were ready to bid him define and fed. well, the family kept stalling, they wanted to see more of him. the mother kept saying that he was only 70 in, she didn't have enough of him. so she wanted to sit. she begged even mourners to give her the space and the time to say good bye to him. seen his body moved from the house to the mosque for prayer, where we are at. we are expecting him to be laid to rest in the upcoming hour in the villages cemetery. the funerals are becoming some sort of a regular scene here and they occupied westbank were seeing a few rural after funeral, specifically in the northern parts of the west bank. where we see israel is also intensifying it's raised now passed. it is are wary of trying to

set the recent attacks in israel and the israeli military operation afterwards as a baseline for what's happening in the west bank and, and occupied this jerusalem. they say that they've been under occupation for decades and they've been trying to fight it. so this is why they want the world to know that the main reason and cause for their struggle and why they are fighting. is these really occupation some of the people who have been speaking to hear a say that they're following closely be events in alex, i'm off compound. there is an expectation here that whatever happens there, whatever escalation happens there is going to indeed have a ripple effect here to a number of explosions have been reported. overnights in the key region. ukrainian media have published these videos believe to show russian missile strikes,

the bombing didn't extend to the city center. those sirens went off several times in the capitol as get more from charles stratford who was and key for us. charles, interesting developments when we thought the russians were done with their attack on keith, we hear about this. what more do we know? will this be no official statement by the ukrainian governmental military on these reported attack? certainly video evidence is strong and residents in that area which is to the south west of the capital. it's on the outskirts is an area called vish neva residents in that area are reporting loud explosions last night. now interestingly, the russian defense ministry has come out with a statement saying that they used m. c to land cruise missiles to strike what they describe as a weapons factory in that area. last night. now this comes after

a warning by the russian defense ministry yesterday saying that they would attack what they described as a command senses, potentially things like weapons or military installations in a round cave. if ukraine, in their words continued to attack targets across the border in russia, the russian defense ministry saying that there been a number of targets or number of places hit inside russia and relatively close to the bell. russian border, an area where basically better roost, russia and ukraine meet a now, in no way, can we confirm this, but the russian saying that if those that targeting continued by the ukrainians, they would strike areas in ukraine. there are big concerns though, about this, this notion of false flags. the russians have repeatedly been accused of using so called false flag operations. now these are basically falsified pieces of information, a falsified video, evidence of

a ukrainian strike according to the russians, which gives them a pretext to retaliate and to strike ukrainian targets. so as i say, we have no confirmation as to whether those attacks by the ukrainians happened in that area of russia. but what is very important to recognize is that these attacks and in and around, around kia are the 1st in the last couple of weeks since we saw that withdrawal of russian forces, we understand that move towards the east and more concentrated efforts now by the russians are in there offensive in the areas of commerce? well, let me ask you about eastern ukraine. we've been anticipating and assault, thereby, the russians. any sign that something there is due to happen? yes, very interesting lines coming out from that area. the governor of luke young's region and announcing that several as old people should leave that area. that region

are announcing something on a telegram channel and saying that people should choose life and leave the area immediately. now that, that area, we have seen a movement by russian forces, they've had some success in that area of luke dance. we also know that there is a move south of give to a town called is you. now they are in control of ism, it's believed that there is an attempt by the russians of a pensive movement coming from the south west this town of idiom towards george luc guns and taking in the towns of slavery, answer, and cremmit tools. hugely strategically important for the ukrainians. ukrainians is still in control of these very large cities. but certainly evidence. they're the ukranian saying that they are fighting back russian forces in that area. a number of small towns close to slum dance. we've also heard from inside

mary, or pull ukrainian military command is saying that to day represented the last in his words, political old, military opportunity to save that city. now we know that mary awful is sustained, 7 weeks now of heavy bombardment scenario that say to city a huge, huge strategic importance. because if indeed, the russians claim full control of that city, it would give them that land cordele between the dumbass area that has been held to the separatists for so long and cry. mia. and we also understand that there are literally thousands of civilians still trapped in that city. the ukrainian deputy prime minister today announcing the plan for another 9 humanitarian corals, one of which would be from outside, sorry, trying to get people out of mary or put another one in the town of very dance, which is west of mary opal. another from a town called talk mac,

which is loss of mary for what we do know though, is just how difficult these humanitarian corridors have been in terms of establishing them both sides accusing each other. over of firing along the roads of shelling of preventing these corridors from actually being successful. so were some very worrying signs in, in mary opal. just one last thing on the russian defense ministry saying that they now have full control of a still works inside mario for we. no, certainly according to the ukrainians as well. that this still works was very much the epicenter of some of the most concentrated fighting in the city. there's been no official reaction from the ukrainians on this statement by the russians, claiming that victory on control of that still works. but yeah, all evidence would suggest that this promised east and offensive if you like, by the russians could well be underway. i gave that al stratford there for us in

the ukrainian capital, keith or the largest warship in russia's black sea fleet has now sunk after being damaged in an explosion. the satellite images were taken on wednesday before the incident on the moskva, the russian defense ministry says, ammunition exploded on board. the ukrainian military says it hit the vessel with its cruise, myself. the sinking is a major set back for russia. so we've been in touch with the ukrainians overnight, who had said that they struck the ship with ship missiles. we don't have the capacity at this point to independently verify that. but certainly the way that this unfolded because it's a big blow to russia. this is their flagship, the moscow. and they have now been forced to admit that it has been badly damaged and they've had to kind of choose between 2 stories. one story is that it was just in competence. and the other was that they came under attack and neither

is a particularly good outcome for them to listen to parties in moscow for us. and also what more did the russian defense ministry say about the most thinking? well, officials here have said that this i 186 meter long vessel was being towed back to the nearest port during stormy conditions. and that is when it sank. apparently, the, according to the defense ministry, it lost the ability as a result of the damage that was done to the hall of the vessel after the fire that broke out. and during the ice stormy conditions, the vessel sank. now, and this was an very important part of russia's navy in the black sea. they were at instrumental in the number of i'm missile attacks that were being launched into crane from that area to support the ground operation that the russian military was

carrying out in the area of near your full a to try and take control of that. strategically important port city in the dumbass region. no the and defense minister official saying that they are continuing to investigate the cause of the fire and that they will reveal the details of the investigation once they have concluded. but certainly this is a very important a loss for the russian and military and the navy. and it is a very important and expensive vessel. it costs nearly $750000000.00 and it's been part of russia's at naval at fleet since 1983. but the defense ministry, adamant that there was a fire that broke out and there was a ammunition explosion as a result of that fire. and that is what caused the incident to occur. and all crew members at 500 of them were evacuated before the ship was being towed dead. but

again, the investigation continues. and we'll get more details when the defense ministry finishes that investigation dos of any warnings from defense officials to ukraine. charles at touched on it. what exactly are the threats about well, there were 2 separate attacks alongside red brushes, bordered with ukraine on a russian territory. the 1st one on thursday and the brians could region of a russia that is a cross of from the bel russian ukraine border. the russian defense official saying that sad to ukrainian helicopters, entered russian aerospace and carried out 6 missile attacks on a residential areas in that border, towns and 8. people have been injured. all of them in hospital and 2 of them are in critical condition. and there was also

a separate attacker in the belgrade region of russia that borders ukraine at the area across from our chief in ukraine in russia. there was a number of shelling that took place again in residential areas and 2, towns had to be evacuated. the russian defense ministry saying that if there are any attacks on russian territory, that the russian military world increase. it's missile attacks on key f, and that will continue, and that is something that is not acceptable to the russians. thank you for that. dawson jibari, therefore, in moscow, plenty more head on the knees our including pulled from their homes against their will. why coven 19 quarantine? centers in china, leading to protests without coal supplies from russia, germany turns to its own resources, but could it could come at an environmental cost and england looking for a new test. cricket captain will find out more with kids in this world.

ah, the army has been called in to help with rescue and clean up efforts after south africa's worse flooding in 60 years. they are bringing aid to thousands of people left without power and water meter miller reports. some durbin, life is slowly returning to normal in new nanda, outside of durbin, 3 days after torrential, rain, and flooding caused wide spread damage. this is the 1st day of 20 piney park. amani has been able to operate his food business, which he relies on for a daily income is corckalone has been up high and owen, his cousin, the floods of really affected us. the people who used to support us could not come on by law because they were not to go to work. are you even the little money they had mice they had to, you know, also with the water and electricity supply still cut off funded. bonnie does not

have any way to keep his star city officials a year to begin clearing and rebuilding some of the roads and bridges which collapsed to were destroyed by mud slides. at a home to la, kill him swamis cleaning up. she says as the flood level reached as high as the roof top of 5 children just managed to make it out safely. bless elinor cornwall is . if it is, i've lost everything. my kids birth certificate, school books and clothes, my fridge, my television, nothing's working. as you can see around here and i've not received any help, i only managed to get blankets for my neighbor. lacorte resident, no ton does evil yellow as some food has been distributed. but people in this ward have not received any and they have to make use of whatever they can to get by 5 was one community members are using the stream where the water, we don't even know it's coming from. so to wash our laundry and also drink from this contaminated water, while people try to recover, it could be short lived. more rain is expected in the coming days. we've been to

a number of places where people say, they just hasn't been any help yet. they don't have electricity and water. they are . 8 still people missing and we know that at least 341 people have been killed in that flooding. the difficulty the city is having it seems, is that they just simply aren't enough resources to keep up with the impact of the, the flooding in the mud slides in recent days. and the where the services prior to that had said that it had expected rain. but not to that extent and in some areas the rain so heavy and that's normally associated with tropical psych loans. so while the city is trying its best to recover at the moment, the potential bad weather in the next couple of days certainly is a concern. let's get more on this with our weather present. adjust harrington. it doesn't look good for the south african stuff that no, and you know, for durban, not one month,

but 2 months worth of rain fell on the city over the last few days within a short period of time. it inundated the area. so right now, it's actually a pleasant day. we've got some sun, but bands of rain, north of durban and also toward the south. but look at this, another feed of rain is coming to war. quite zulu natal on saturday. so this is going to play durban. and south africa's weather service has put this at an impact level of about 5 out of 10 saying that disruptive rain can be expected here, but also further flooding and land sides are certainly possible with this next round of rain. ok, so let's look at the 3 day forecast for durban. we've got days of rain ahead. here we go on saturday into sunday is wall and we'll see those wind start to back off by monday though. the sun poke straight back out. but all of this is going to hamper a cleanup efforts over the weekend when you consider another round of more intense rain is on the way mailing. thank you for that. now the war in ukraine

is having unexpected consequences. germany has reversed its decision to phase out coal mining. after the band, russian imports and reports from brandon beg. on the german search for alternative energy. mcknight or brown call, has long been at the center of environmental protest called the dirtiest form of coal that has been providing power to the german economy and households for decades . under pressure from the green party, the new government announced it aims to close these open minds by 2031 that was before russia invaded ukraine college by gunner grave of a terrible when ukraine means we are realizing. but alex's used to play in germany wasn't and isn't very secure. i'm going to several possible risk factors applies to gas oil and to hot cold too. and, but of course, some who are now thinking domestic energy source, which will always be available, as well as wind and sun,

of course. and that's last night to make sure there's enough energy and future winters at regional government. and brandon book has asked permission to keep some late night power plant on stand by to have the necessary supply for the coming winter season. and that hopefully without any dependence on imports from russia, that problem has still not been solved. and inter, as, as i'm coming from the field of industrial safety, i would prefer to have a situation with belt and parachute, and so it would be worthwhile to keep them available. ukraine has accused germany of financing, russia war because of the dependency on russian gas, oil and coal. the u has decided to ban coal imports, which will cost russia around $4000000000.00 euros a year. in comparison, a ban on russian gas and oil would cause the country, $80000000000.00 euros. this is one of the few poet stations and germany not depending on imports from russia domestically produce lick night is one of the most

reliable sources germany has. but also one of the most polluting, it was unthinkable just a few months ago that the new government in which agreed to play an important role would even consider using more coal. but the war in ukraine has changed everything . and the climate could be and not a victim more c, o, 2 emissions instead of less an uncomfortable reality for environmental groups who have long campaigned for an and to call use. germany for a long period of time has sponsored the russian, judy, loudecker's, russia, and test put russia in a position to find those that war. unfortunately, we cannot get rid of that dependency remote. it's obviously a bit appeal year old caught power plants have have to get back on the grid, but we have to accelerate the build of renewables. this need some years better. germany industry now has a clear target that its future is based on enable them. but building wind farms and solar panels takes time and germany is under pressure to act. now that pressure

will only grow if terrible images continue to come out of ukraine. and you decide to go further and band russian oil and gas steadfast and else's era in brandenburg martinez warning the u. s. it's going down a dangerous path by sending its politicians to taiwan 5 sentences and a congressman. i in taipei where they've met the president and stress support for the island. a say neither taiwan nor the us seeks any conflict with china, which claims taiwan as its territory. shanghai is decision to convert some apartments into quarantine centers has infiltrated tenants who've been evicted. as a locked on in china's largest city goes on, china's president has ordered every one nationwide to stick to the 0 cove at 19 policy. katrina, you reports from the capital police in protective gear struggle to control an

angry crowd. these young high residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground, begging the police not to take them away. this city of more than 25000000 people has been brought to its knees by the worst corn of ours outbreak. china's face since the beginning of the pandemic. 300000 infections have been recorded since march a lockdown, which was supposed to last a few days, is now stretching into its 3rd week with no end in sight. the once bustling commercial center is now quiet and empty with most of the city's population, forced to stay home. supply chains are frozen. many say they're going hungry or lack necessities. great, jen has appealed for help online to get access to urgent, hot medications for her father. there is it, we know it's a difficult period and the pandemic were willing to cooperate with the government

and with each level of city management to fight the pandemic. but we also hope that our lives can be respected. restrictions in some neighborhoods used on tuesday, but with cases continuing to climb, people allowed to go outdoors are being corpse to back inside this community worker bloss aloud speak of repeating the words, return, horn. those who test positive are sent to make shift hospitals, conditions, and slides. some appeal bleak and crowded. fab wheaton authority say they're released thousands of recovered patience this week, but thousands more remaining quarantine. beijing has mobilized other provinces to help get more fresh food and other necessities to shanghai. the situation in shanghai, as seen as a disastrous failure of china's strict 0 coven 19 policy. but authorities are sticking to it, despite growing calls to change this approach. president sheet in paying has called

on the country to strengthen restrictions in order to win the battle against the virus. katrina, you al jazeera, aging wise corona virus related restrictions in south korea ending just a month ago. more than 600000 new infections were being reported every day. florence larry reports from the capital, so cherry blossom season has arrived. and so have the crowds gone. other barriers to prevent groups from gathering. there are no park employees reminding people to maintain physical distancing. south korea is still reporting high number of new cases with a daily average of more than a 160000 in the last week. but the government has announced it will lift all physical distancing rules from next monday. what am i doing wrong over 19 will not be completely over, but we are now chosing that it is the time to carefully tries to restore our daily life. again, people will still be required to wear masks, indoors,

and outdoors. although the government has said it will review this in the weeks ahead. to date on id, i think it's still appropriate to wear mask indoors, but i think it's ok without one outdoors. people are keeping a distance. south korea was one of the 1st countries to experience a cove at 19 outbreak, but it was able to flatten the curve quickly with a combination of testing, tracing and treating. but because of that, it never had to impose any lockdown. public health officials were also quick to revise their strategy when the highly transmissible omicron variant took hold is immune from tito, luck with them and we transition to a system for a large scale outbreak. placing more important johnny universal approach under the ordinary system. while raising the vaccination rate and administering oral treatment, a little bit of south korea is seen as a success in terms of how it's handling the pandemic. even so officials have not let their guard down. the health ministry is offering

a 2nd booster shot of the corona virus maxine to people aged 60 and above the w h o has recently warned. the corona virus is far from becoming an endemic disease and could still trigger outbreaks around the world. florence li, al jazeera sol still ahead on al jazeera, a crack down on gang violence in el salvador. we find out why the new measures are also targeting journalists, making a hostile bed. the wells richest man tries to take over. teresa will tell you why. and in sport, joy for the password, but anguish for the pitcher pizza will be here with forgettable for us in major league baseball ah, used from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is all new mobile app is there for you. this is where we dissects analyze i hope to find with

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ah, welcome back to watching al jazeera minds up our top stories this our ah, at least a 150 palestinians have been injured during bon and confrontations with israeli forces at the. i'll act that most compound israeli army, his detained at least 300 pounds since elsewhere. the funeral for a 17 year old palestinian is on the way in the village of cooper down in the occupied west vines, 6 palestinians have been killed in raids by israeli forces since wednesday. a number of buildings have been damaged in explosions in the key region. there believe to have been caused by russian missile strikes. let's get more now on our top story, the detention and injury of palestinians at the alex i'm most compound,

let speak to our senior political analyst. my one beserra who joins is from paris. the timing of these clashes marwan at oscars. hugely symbolic. last year. clashes there again during ramadan sponsor 11 days of war between israelis and palestinians . friday prayers just finishing off as we had this conversation conversation, what is your feeling? could the situation escalate further today? yes, potentially with kurt, i would think if it a day or as a profession escalation for the palestinians, because you know they've been continuously living on their occupation for 50 plus years. you could, you could turn that as an active volcano occupied jerusalem occupied by this time, all paid in palestine. israel from the reporter to the sea is an active volcano. we don't know when it's gonna spell it out. it's law,

but certainly it's been active and it goes warm. as you said, jerusalem was a capitalist last year for war. but also remember that the biggest of all part of city that price range also happen after classes in jerusalem 23 years ago. yes there, there, the tension there is always ongoing. i agree with that, but there has been more of a bubbling effect of a recent weeks. what is your understanding of why things have been heating up? docu patient is a driver the the illegal settlements as the driver at the international communities in difference to passing a suffering white's focusing on ukraine is a driver the, the, the, the, the paralysis of the palestinian leadership is a driver of the, the violence of the illegal settlers is a thriving and certainly the idea that at athenians youth also kind of city and

political parties do not find that there is any peaceful way out. all the conflict of the occupation of the party, the. busy that the so called peace process has been long buried and that there is no horizon for any diplomatic solution. and that in the absence of any israeli overtures, in fact, is rate is a c athenian not violence. protest as a sign of weakness is really c quiet in the west bank and is jerusalem on other places as a sign of weakness. and hence, palestinians have the feeling the sense rush. now, if you will, not only that, the need to resist the occupation, but that they must resist occupation maron, b is riley's launched and what they are describing as a counter terrorism operation on the back of a series of deadly attacks by palestinians inside israel in recent weeks,

some would say that justified in finding out who is responsible yes, if this was a separate incident out of a blue moon, you could explain it that way. but the fact that this is part of a, a cycle of violence has gone on for 50 plus years, and that the palestinians feel basically strangled her in something like they genie refugee camp. that operation that happened in phillip eve came from jenny and refugee got refugees. this refugee camp has been on the the site or israeli repression, war invasion preoccupation and re occupation once and again and the assault on countless medicines in a refugee camp that's been there for over 50 years. so you can imagine the frustration of palestinians that even when they brought dest peacefully,

the shut down. so some of them are probably taken to the conclusion that you know, what whoop says we're dying and dying since we are living on that occupation anyway and says, we will continue to dive and refuge within our own country. we can have to do whatever we must in order to feel ourselves. that is their rational. so while israel mike have its own rationale for why or how it was given security, what we know for sure for certain the past 50 years is that no israeli security measures were able to stop the conflict from going on, stuck the palestinians from resisting. so when probably indented they should draw, it should draw a conclusion. is it a sight of madness that these radius continued to use? the same security measures the same repression, same oppression, same occupation. and it leads to the same results by the senior resistance or should perhaps they need to pursue at different path one that does for a change. i propose something peaceful, just and fair to the palestinians,

such as ending the occupation moron, beserra al jazeera senior political analyst speaking to a staff from paris. thank you. now twitter boss is considering whether to sell out to the wells. richest man, you own mosque has made a $43000000000.00 offer for the social media platform. he is gabriel, as on the new york. ah, he long musk likes being center stage in everything he does. he goes out a good time. and now must attempt to take over. twitter has certainly got everyone talking about him. illness confirming in his 1st interview since the news broke, that he wants to buy twitter saying it's not about making money, but something bigger. having a public platform that is max more trusted and broadly inclusive. i is

extremely important. so the future of civilization. a week ago he bought a 9 percent steak and the social media platform making him its biggest shareholder . but he wasn't done. musk broke the news appropriately on twitter, making an offer for 100 percent of the company at $54.20 a share. a total purchase of a little over $40000000000.00 in a letter to the company's board of directors. musk said twitter has extra ordinary potential. i will unlock it. it almost got very strong opinions on, on free speech, you know, on his what he believes twitter needs to do to fix the platform. i think that there's not necessarily aligned with the majority of all those children twenties and so from that respect, i think this could be a bad day for it because he uses eye mosque as a love hate relationship with twitter, with 81000000 followers. he is an adept user of the platform and boasts it's

potential, but he's also been critical of twitters aggressive stance at canceling accounts of users. it feels promot misinformation, even if that user is a president. last year, twitter permanently suspended. the account of donald trump critic say a twitter take over by musk would be dangerous. ellen, musk on a stick to cars in the twitter board ought to reject this offer. and we've seen ellen musk timing again spread vaccine just information. use a platform to build his own wealth at the expense of others, and call on his troll army to attack and harass people who disagree with the u. s. government charged mosque with securities fraud in 2018 for misleading tweets that he sent out about his car company tesla. he agreed to settle and pay nearly $40000000.00 in fines, but musk knows that his attempt to buy twitter could bring similar government

scrutiny. people she discount this is the world's richest man. and he is having a lot of fun here and he's enjoying it. andy could well turn out to be the biggest price that we had. a lot of that was seen. will the little bird have a new owner? it very well could, if musky serious, and gets his way, which is far from a sure thing. gabriel's ando, al jazeera new york. now the man accused of an attack on new york city subway will remain in detention and have a psychiatric evaluation. 63 all frank james made us fast court appearance a day off to his arrest. he's accused of shooting 10 people inside a train car on tuesday, and doesn't passengers winded. prosecute to say it was the west disruption to the city's transportation since the september 11th attacks. florida has become the latest you are stay to restrict abortions. the governor has signed a law banning terminations, officer 15 weeks, victoria gayton variables,

the governor of florida chosen evangelical church in the city of kissimmee, to sign the states 15 week abortion ban into lou. currently, florida allows women to have abortions within the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. the new law comes into fools on july. the 1st the bill today will provide protections ah, for unborn children from abortion when the child reaches 15 weeks of gestational age . of course, these are babies that have heartbeats and that can feel pain and can move. as we said. there are some exceptions on health grounds, but no exception for rape or incest. abortion rights activists say the low disproportionately affects the most vulnerable people with the fewest resources from cannot or should travel out of state for time sensitive, i essential health care are forced to carry pregnancies and goes from child

against their will. the consequences are chemistry. several conservative states have recently joined a growing push for abortion restrictions. oklahoma's governor has signed in a total ban. the only exception is a medical emergency. kentucky is also old, but banned the procedure. you restrictions are expected to force the states to remaining abortion providers to close texas outlawed abortions after 6 weeks last month. the woman was arrested for murder after being reported for an alleged self induced devotion that the charges were dropped. and the bush activists are awaiting a supreme court ruling on mississippi's abortion ban. pro choice campaign is here. the court, stacked with conservative justices may be ready to overturn roe vs wade. the decision that protects federal abortion rights with access to abortions has long

been a divisive and deeply political issue in the us. but momentum seems to be gathering pace to challenge the choice of women across the country. victoria gate and b l is in the media in el salvador as being recruited into the government's war against criminal gangs. a change in the law means gang related messages in the media are legal, jonah, say the crackdown targets, freedom of expression. his are latin american editor, missio newman, the booklet book. these are just some of the latest alleged gang members captured by salvadoran special forces. nearly 11000 arrests in less than 3 weeks. anyone over the age of 12 suspected of belonging to a gang is brought here before being sent off to a high security prison, where they are being denied legal representation mattresses and sufficient food. we are deeply concerned by the series of measures recently introduced in el salvador

in response to the rise in gan killings. with a new amendment to the penal code. people like erica villanueva are also being targeted on this day. she made the mistake of posting a tick tock video suggesting the chip along to a gang, thus, according to when you law, inciting young people to become terrorists. villanueva faces up to a 15 year prison sentence. but the government's declaration of war against el salvador is 70000 gang members. targets not just suspected gang members and sympathizers, but also the media, which has often been a harsh critic of president naive bouquet. les mother, a funeral salvatore's journalist association, close it open censorship. over for me, i'm be worth it because i read the book is liter homes are very ambiguous and violate the law and constitution. it is. the aim is to control the narrative. the government already has the control of our institutions. the only thing that remains

to control is the media and freedom of expression. 4 the penal code reform contemplates criminal charges against media outlets that we produce, or transmit messages, or statements, allegedly created by gangs that quote, could generate a state of anxiety and panic, and g o say they can also be targeted letter for their reforms are dangerous because they block all communications with the gangs except by the government, not just a general escort, but also organizations that work in the community yet, many ordinary each other during support. the presidents hard line measures to reduce crime. remember the 6th amendment, my only hope is that there will be permit measures, so that we feel more secure going to market and elsewhere. marcia turned back on their e n decor. it's good. we are less afraid. those who aren't criminals have nothing to fear. according to official data in the last week, there hasn't been a single gang killing compared to $62.00 murders and just one day last month. and

the president is wanting gangs. that is, they don't behave, he'll take it out on their imprisoned colleagues by reducing their meals from to a day to none at all. you see, in human al jazeera force is next here on al jazeera and a canadian gulf. it does, his talents is a lot of good at the latest j tournament. it will have that story. ah .

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let's get some support now. he has peach valley. thank you very much. there will be no european drive. he's a boss alona this season of the spanish giants was sensationally knocked out in the quarter finals of the euroleague. i'm tracked frank, 1st boss lena with pre match favorites, taking a one old rule, the 1st leg into the game at home. but soup and international cost, which school twice for under dogs, frankfurt and rough house bought a got the other parts of the school twice and stuff. it's time to 3rd job skits and memphis the pipe, but then frankly had him and sent off and time ran out for boss learning to get a 3rd that would force extra time. so the fun school 3 through to frankfort on the night, the germans reached the semifinals for 3 on agriculture, intact, unbeaten away from home, the season in the euroleague. and it felt like home at the new camp as the gym inside the lap of on a, in front of a nice. it's nice, it's 30000 fans who had made the journey. been a human animal. i'm not the type of person who normally gets involved in the life of on us, but today i really want to soak it all up and enjoy it. because as i've often said,

this is the emotional rewards that you get. a sports mental trainer that no money in the world can buy. it's something that then right here on the heart and something that you will hold dear for the rest of your life. and i will certainly keep this feeling an atmosphere from tonight until i'm hopefully up in heaven. one day he says, as he told a loss of ions i, frank, the fans were able to say the game despite away supporters of being allocated 5000 tickets for the match, and also in the present one la porter said he was embarrassed and ashamed and apologized for an offense who were almost out numbered in his head, coach shabby, also said the atmosphere contribution 350 feet in 16 matches in competition with atlanta. and, you know, i tried to tell the players that what mattered was just the pitch. but the whole situation affected us anyway, but it's not an excuse that didn't help us, but we also couldn't compete well. it was clearly a mistake of estimating and planning. you cannot have something like that, but when you play at home,

the team wants to know what happened. we would like to receive an explanation for what happened. but spanish football journalist gemma celeste says the visiting friends were not the biggest problem for boss atlanta. yesterday i think it was one of the saddest nights at the come know it was terry. well, the, the pictures we could so help of the stadium with white t shirts with visitors. s reporters. it was really shopping for the fun bay who was just sad picture in the biggest stadium in europe. i'm not sure it had a lot of effect in the result. honestly, everything that could go wrong went wrong. for example, the best player to say that he got injured and without me, to the fickle, to, to try to come from behind. they had had a huge mess to dependence for so long, and they are just trying to, to solve the then i think they, they improve they,

by little, they leave it little, they are doing better. but at some point in this kind of matches is that like they have some kind of trauma that they, they think they are both notable and, and if something can go wrong it will go wrong. the ones that are doing a lot of the job are too young without maybe too much experience in these periods. and that is another thing that is quite important. i think they are working on it and it will get better use the physical. the physicality is not the same. europe leak and the spanish legs, and i think it's getting better, but it's not enough. so they have a problem with a physical and at some point in europe, also mentally, english club, west ham, have reached their 1st major european, semi finally in 46 years. they spent french slightly on 3 know on thursday to advance for one on aggregate. they will play frank for the next and incidentally, it was frankfurt. we will also be opponents in the semifinals of the 1976 european

cup when the cap, which was with them last major companies fulfilling scott his sub ranges will play all be like see the in the other semi after seeing of 9 man brother he more route for the extra time for ranges as they beat the portuguese opponents, 31 on thursday, post overturning a one mill deficit from the 1st place to look. it's ranges 1st appearance in the last 4 of a european competition. since 2008. thousands of fans have gathered on the streets of the city in columbia, to say good bye to form a national scene. captain freddie rincon, a fire truck, transported the body of the football agent to his home town, all. but when i went to the on the pacific coast rink on, died off the he suffered severe head injuries in a car crash earlier this week. the vehicle he was driving, collided with a bus. he was 55 years old. england will be looking for a new test. cricket captain of the jo route announced he was stepping down from the

roll of to 5 years at the helm. pressure had been building on route after he oversaw 4 consecutive test series defeats, including most recently a defeat against the west indies and afforded ashes hammering in australia. in spite of the 31 year old holds the record for the highest number of matches and wins as captain the tampa bay lightning are on their way to the n h l. playoffs after 43 overtime. when against the anaheim ducks, the pittsburgh penguins are also through the post season. remarkably for the 16th straight here. that is the longest act of streak in the fall, major north american sports fleet, the n b a n a felon l b being the others. pittsburgh beat the new york island is 632 clinched a playoff place. steph curry could return for the golden state warriors against the denver nuggets on saturday when the 1st round of the n b. a. playoffs begin, curry is recovering from a sprained ligaments in his left foot, but his hopeful of being able to start against the nuggets over the stall. god admits he is unsure of how many minutes he might actually get to regain one. i'll

know what their number is. i don't we haven't. i've heard their conversation, but we haven't talked about where it actually looks like we are for 8 hours, hopefully to figure out if i get the green light on saturday. but i'm not worried about it being a limiting factor in terms of how are going to approach again. and hopefully there's a little wiggle room with whatever that is to see how i feel other japanese baseball star show her tony had a career 1st to forget. on thursday, as the los angeles angels went down to the texas rangers, a tawny allowed his 1st grand slam in 37 major league starts. a grand slam is when the batter hits a home run with the bases loaded. joan haim, who is the battery question for texas. i'm 1st korea grand slam helping the rangers . wind 15 canadian gulf o cory corners is tied for 3rd at the r b. c. heritage at hilton head island after the 1st round. he's 3 shots behind the leaders for the 30 year old who has never

won a major then provide arguably the biggest highlight of the opening round in south carolina with this whole in one at the same now to the monte carlo masters tennis tournament where the top seeds have fallen like flies going into the quarter finals. any 2 of the top 8 seeds are still involved by a strong player left in the tournament is alexander very of the number to see. to put these place in the go to final for the 1st time 2018 the streets. it's victory over spain's public cut in your booster hessel's forces. i'll be here again later with another updates molly pizza. before we go, let me take you to occupied east jerusalem. i want to show you these pictures of the compound outside accent mosque. many hundreds of people there david's and just after completing mid day, pres, there's been a tensions escalating there in recent weeks after i hadn't seen

demonstrations. there is ready, police passion this morning. nick won't be back with me. and a in 20, a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government. i'm president sockets, yann's group on power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a democratic leadership. i am not alone on munious velvet revolution on al jazeera

. the heart wrenching good buys loved ones, not knowing when they were united ticket, women and children heading west to relative safety, often leaving when behind among them foreigners also trying to give out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come 1st serve basis here at the bus station that only a few rides available and that's only to the surrounding villages. so people like for me in rose, now need to find another way, get out of the city. but so now they like many others, would have to reach in hope, hoping tomorrow is a better day, anti fascist, anti establishment and proven. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing, a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a bill,

bows stadia a place where political revolution rates share a platform in ideology with violet to football hooligans. read all debt on al jazeera. ah confrontations that they are like some most compound, his ready forces to attain at least 300 palestinians rely from occupy to east jerusalem. a 17 year old as lay to rest in the occupied west bank. he's one of 6 palestinians killed by his ready forces since wednesday. ah, 11 o'clock, this is al jazeera life from doha also come me up. damage buildings in the halls of ukraine's copper.