i was just ah, i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents. and this is mean fighting both isis and a, the 1st of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father, the son and the g. hi, pa, one on al jazeera ah, a new video emerges of the moments before al jazeera journalists, chilly novel, oxley was killed, as israel's merch confirms it will not open a criminal investigation.

ah, i'm sammy's aid and this is al jazeera live from dough hall. so coming up, ukraine's president says, life in the dumbass region is hell. as russia intensifies it's offensive in these, we're live in the northeastern part of india, where heavy rain is cause flooding and land slides. half 1000000 people are affected, canada says no to while way spanning the chinese telecommunication joined from its 5 g network, citing national security ah . more than a week after our colleague should be in a box, i was killed by israeli forces in the occupied westbank. new video is corroborating

eye witness accounts. al jazeera has obtained footage showing the last moments before shirley was shot by israeli troops. it also shows there were no clashes at the time, and the firing came from the position raised ready patrols was station. oh odd. people are seen fleeing to the other side of the street towards the area where it's really officials originally claimed the shooting came from oh, you're in st. louis, missouri is ha ha. c ha ha ha. 7 ha, ha, ha, ha dollar, good. i. yes, we got that. i got what's your cell phone video is taken by the gentleman to survive the attack, which i had decided,

was one of those who accompanied sharina assignment in the west bank town of janina . he's gone back to the area where his retracing is that, like i said, the car coming from the dorm from here, we began to walk towards the location where a colleague sharika was murdered. we continued to walk naturally and quietly. we stay here at this spot, myself and my colleagues will come from that one of them. i know which one did you stand in front of them, so the see you the home. i don't know. yes, of course we did. the originally saw us coming from the beginning of history and we stopped right here. we wore helmets and bulletproof press fresh on us, and we also made sure to be here to all safety standards. my camera was with me and i put it here to record what was happening on the street and was the presence of the occupation forces. after a few seconds, the shooting started out and the 1st bullet hit this building. and i told my colleagues that they were shooting at us, being journalists,

we have to protect herself. i had been a but where were you exactly when i was, when i was fired, we were in this spot will be now. the israeli man 3 says it's not opening a criminal investigation into the sharina killing. she was shot by israeli forces while covering arabian jeanine in the occupied westbank for he says it's identify the soldiers rifle which may have killed her, but says it cannot be sure unless the palestinians turn over the bullet for analysis. on the day of her funeral is ready for the storm, the procession and be mourners. calls and poll bears almost drop. a coffin, members of the international community, is condemned to kenning, calling for an investigation with a man who jazzy is the palestinian assistant minister for multilateral affairs. he says israel's unwillingness to investigation means killing comes as no surprise. i mean, the reasons is as clear as 1st that there is the culture often community that

is entrenched and improved by a multitude of international reports. second, because that will draw against the well documented trend of behavior that has been conducting for over 5040 years of its cruel occupation to the occupied. but listening to the uncertainty it is because that is really judicial system itself is another layer of occupation. and it's there in relation to the palestinians and they're all it why washed white wash, any kind of crimes committed against the, for the senior. so the reality is that there is no surprise whatsoever. and that the insistence off is on tension of its infinity is certainly something that we have been expecting. the ukraine's president says the situation in easton,

ukraine is like being in hell. a lot of the landscape is accused rush of deliberately trying to kill as many ukrainians as possible. he says those responsible must be brought to justice, growing green and the armed forces of ukraine continue advancing to liberate the how keen region bots and don bass. the occupy is trying to exert even more pressure . it's the help in and it's not an exaggeration. the brutal and absolutely senseless bombardment of civil donates. there were 12 killed and dozens wounded in just one day, the bombardment and shilling of other cities. this is a deliberate and criminal attempt to kill as many ukrainians as possible. russia is not letting off on it's offensive in the east of ukraine. his forces are focused on trying to capture more territory in the dumbass region. that area is made up of done yet, skin la ganske, which moscow claims on behalf of pro russian separatists ukrainian police. and on

the, at sc released this video showing emergency services, searching for survivors after an attack. and, but what i said vague is they're they're not searching. quizlet live is anymore. it's a search for the dead, 3 bodies, or somewhere underneath this concrete we're told a 2 year old boy was killed in death rush, an air strike. although all i'm is just over, there is at least 3 bodies still under the rubble, including kids. schilling makes her work very complicated. even the center of town was hit, a song. it's very difficult to work in such conditions. under the sound of constant artillery fire, they continue to work. the shock waves from the nearby artillery and rockets shake the already fragile building. the roof of when it happened, the man covered the boy with his body. the child was in very bad condition. the

head was injured, the older guy died. other people who was sitting on a bench had time to get into the basement. so they survived comfortable with what we've just buried. my friend, he was 43 years old. we've just come from the cemetery and to morrow we bury members of my family is all this town of 70000 has seen most of the population leave in the east. the russian military have been gaining ground no way in voc more is safe. and many people have become desensitized to the constant sound artillery and shall fire. but unlike other large cities, the emergency services here are really struggling to deal with the destruction and casualties as a result of this war. another strike on a residential building in the early hours of the morning, a missile hit directly in front of her ripping through the apartments. the mayor had told residents to evacuate. now they're in a rush to leave. scary and terrible. this woman says those that remain have

a choice. evacuate from the town, will hope to survive the russian military onslaught. i said vague, i just did a bahama rushes. defense ministry is released new footage of what it says, the ukrainian soldiers from the as of styles steel plants in the city of value. in the video, some of the venue appeared to be in the room with bung by speak on camera, about the conditions in which they're being kept. it's not known if the detained man was speaking freely. russia says $1735.00 is surrendered since monday. ukraine once a prisoner swap and says negotiations run away. russian authorities want to put some of them on trial for crimes of help has been given to my fellow officers. i was assured that everything was good, the seriously wounded were taken out, at least at the 1st stage where i was, i asked him, they assured me that everything was fine and they put on bands use for them. so i

hope that some kind of treatment will continue. moscow says sanctions on russia will have to be reviewed before it considers the un appealed to open access to ukraine's black. see, your crime is often called the world's bread basket. it produces 12 percent of the pilots, wheat, 15 percent of its corn, and half of its sunflower oil. the when says 1700000000 people in more than 100 countries have been directly affected by ukraine's inability to export grain because russian war ships. a blocking it from being transported by c d. u. s. is accusing russia of using food as a weapon of war. not only ukrainians who are suffering as a result of the russian government's actions. some 20000000 tons of grain, cit, unused, and ukrainian sales. as global food supplies, dwindle, prices skyrocket, causing more around the world to experience food insecurity. joseph clover is

a senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute. he says, where the harvest period looming, immediate action is needed. if any exports out of the ports, 3, again, a little bit of grain is movie now. overland through, in some cases fall under romania to report on the black sea like in the southern portion to romania. so a little bit of we just getting out that way, a little bit grain and, and so far or, but for the most part of it is, as was stated, trapped inside of ukraine is complicated by the fact that we have a harvest that is just beginning of week it was planted last fall, i'm ukraine and that we need to be stored somewhere. so i expect that that some grant is going to have to the extent that it can be harvested and understand a lot of that. we've isn't occupied areas, it will fill up what,

what story space there is and then the rest will be put in temporary storage. and that raises the risk of, of spoil it, you know, and other sorts of things. the cost of shipping green out by land is about $4.00 times the cost of shipping it through by rail, down to just in those ports. so it presents real problems. and again, we have a crock. new crop of we coming on. we also have spring plannings and ultimate harvest later this fall of other crops. so it's a problem for us. presidents is welcome. the leaders offend in sweden to the white house after they submit the applications to join nato. all 30 members of the military alliance must back the bids for them to become members. turkeys president is forced opposition, though, but joe biden says the applications will be ratified. the nordic countries sent the side decades of neutrality off to russia, invaded ukraine, finland,

and sweden make nato stronger. not just because of their capacity, their strong, strong democracies, and a strong united nato, is the foundation of america security. by joining nato, allies make a 2nd commitment to one another. attack on one is an attack against all heavy rain flooding and land slides are affecting 700000 people in ne india. unusually heavy rain as inundated hundreds of villages in a state killing, at least 9 people. farmers say they've lost most of their crops. weather forecasters are warning more down for the next few days could hamper rescue and repair efforts upon the metallic joins us now from jive district in a som and ne india. so how the rescue operations going with those who have been

stranded heal hoge, our district is one of the worst affected districts. and what you can see behind me is basically patty fields that are now completely submerged in water. we're told that the situation is marginally better from a couple of days ago. so i don't know if it contin and that's a military boat that has been carrying relief, material back and forth. people are being rescued. they're also trying to retrieve dead bodies on the same time it's been really challenging because you know, this is a rural area. it's under developed. most people who are far more, they're not very well off. so, you know, getting their things, getting them across has been a bit of a challenge. and even those who have made it, we spoke to some people who have been living in a relief camp for nearly 5 or 6 days. and they say that while they do have some basic supplies that have been given to them, the barely scraping by the food is not enough and up the concerned that they've

lost everything and may have to rebuild. again, you know, these people are still relatively better than the thousands in the state that are still stranded. there are districts that are still cut off. it's been difficult to get there because landslides have cut off, railings, roads are still blocked. so it's, it's been challenging and the predictions the weather forecasts are also not helping they're expecting very heavy rainfall to continue well into the weekend. all of which could complicate and hamper rescue operations. or i will leave that thanks so much of the mental still had an al jazeera argentina's indigenous genocide, whole holds the stage responsive. and for the 1st time, south koreans get a glimpse inside the blue house with

with the seasonal winds are blowing, which to be honest and the right place or is usually this one here, the sham out, which is quite a hot one and often full of dust now on friday doesn't look particularly dusty. you see this orange here, or brown here, which is what was cracked carried down from iraq with iraq itself. the winds not overly strong, is just trying to build again quite well, right back up to the coast of the mediterranean. that will not last things will certainly cool down here. but this remains a hot and dusty wind. you can tell it's hot because the forecast temperature is still 43 in that wind and 44, thereabouts in abu dhabi and do by the real heat is still in pakistan. we're not gonna see 51 this week. we these off on the forecast. but the he wave is rebuilding, so we'll see 48 or 49 for friday and saturday. cool down

a little bit. i think now as the monsoon winds are turning on, these are they will eventually bring the significant rain to india. they ought to bring showers to kenya, somalia, and if you like ethiopia, and they just on not, not good prospects here, there are some to the west of cameron and gab on and as wind to really sets improperly in southern africa. you've got significant cold and wet weather moving through south africa and lucy to where to produce a fair amount of snow. ah, the witness fair witness. bravery, witness. freedom, witness, slavery, witness. people, witness. how was witness and lifetime witness in our witness, man, witnessed beast, witness prejudice, witness. peace, witness. love, witness. ball witness. the world witness. next door. witness

life witness. but al jazeera. oh, the me to come back here watching, i'll just time to recap. i had life there has a pain you for the showing the no clashes that the time veteran journalist trina barclay was killed by it's raining forces in the occupied west bank. it also shows the firing came from the position where it's ready for charles was station. the military says it's not opening a criminal investigation into ukraine's president below me. as an answer, he says, don bass has become hell. russian forces intensifies are offensive. their villages

is busy. the cross beast and region of being shelled at least 12 people were killed in the city of several on a heavy rain flooding and land slides are affecting 700000 people. in ne india. unusually heavy rain in on days, in hundreds of villages from killing at least 9 people. farmers say they've lost most of the crops canada plans to band while way and d from it's 5 g networks because of national security concern. wireless carriers will not be allowed to install the chinese companies, equipment. relations between the 2 nation salad, off the canada, arrested while ways chief financial officer on the u. s. extradition request in 2018. the us britain and australia whole band. while way to let me be clear,

this is about canada. this is about our national security. this is about our telecom infrastructure. and therefore, like i said, we did a very thorough process. we concluded the process today, and that's why we're announcing that we intend to exclude while we and that the from our 5 g networks that i would say, this is very much in line with what our allies i've been doing as well in order to protect one of the most critical infrastructure, not only now, but for generations to come from in lacey as, while ways former vice president of global government affairs. he says, losing canada won't be too big or a blow for while way. broadway drew a line in the sand a long time ago and decided to sort of circle the wagons and focus on those markets where it's still had access, but particularly on its domestic market as well. but you have to remember there are many markets around the world where my way not only has access that is welcomed in latin america in africa and talk with central asia and also some of the

fastest growing market in se asia, like indonesia. so i think, you know why we're gonna keep on doing what it, what we've done this was definitely apply when it lost access to europe. that was definitely applying in europe with the largest start with the market. and he's also a very strong consumer market. so i think losing, losing access to europe was a blow, but canada really not. not really not. yes. remember that 5 g is one of the core general purpose technology. the 3 going to be fundamental to economic growth and the industrial productivity going forward. so i think it's really not the question what it is mean for one way, but what does this mean for those economies? other countries that close the door on my way and up close the door on one of the most cost effective and, and also technologically innovative. then i think it's potentially a huge loss for,

for the economy based him, all new president says he'll forge closer ties with china, independent fighter and noble, low rent joseph. most all that was sworn in as president on 1st day. he called for national reconciliation and unity as he took there for office is not his 1st time in the top job. he served from 2007 to 2012 on assault, secured, overwhelming support during elections in march defeating the incumbent francisco. good tash, several leading politicians in sudan have been arrested during protest against last year's military take over. it happened the thousands march, the call for civilian rule and express the anger at the stole transition security forces. you have to use tear gas for breakup with demonstrations. there came, despite the promise by the leader of the crew, general them for the free will detainees, and over the way,

talks between events. rival factions, colton. argentina has found the states responsible for the killings of hundreds of indigenous people in the northern chaco province, almost a century ago. the case is being seen as a milestone in the acknowledgment of argentine as indigenous genocide. for those of over 4 combined cyrus, the mob loss was brought to one aside from the northern province of chuckle when she was a child. she's a member of the comb indigenous community. her family was escaping poverty. she says discrimination has been part of her life, me on my one and delivery stain for my children. it's difficult to accept that they call us indians or they leave us aside. we are not animals that cannot come and tell us what to do. they cannot kill us when they want the one. last month, you know, i didn't, tina some survivors, and descendants of the com and mccoy people took part in an unprecedented trial of

a case that goes back nearly a century ago. in 1924, hundreds of members of the ethnic groups were killed by renters and security forces for protesting, for better working conditions in cotton fields in that i'll be in the province of jackal. prima on thursday, judge acknowledged the complexity of the entire state in the killings and ordered a series of measures to assist the community to day the trial for the massacre in that by the serious abuses that indigenous community suffered in this country. only 1000000 of the 45000000 people in argentina considered themselves descendants of the original indigenous groups. most of them live in poverty and continue to fight for survival back while the n leaves not far away from nap, i'll be chuckled. he sold for a member of the com indigenous community. he says his people have to struggle for food and work and remembers when the police beat him and accused him of stealing

beef 2 years ago. his grand juliana was there. the medical center has any mental abuse. they accuse me of having beef in my house, but i had nothing. it was a lie. the police make mistakes and blame it, but those who do things and never detained. i testimonies of police abuse of frequent among indigenous communities. this video went viral, you in different demick when security forces entered a neighborhood in the province of chuckle and beat the men and women inside the house. almost let her know, but if you will be i is a prosecutor in the province. he says, a trial of natural peace, important to find the discrimination that continues to exist to day. so one for gwen gasoline institution violence against indigenous groups is very common. there's races among security forces and not all the cases are investigated and as impunity. one of the objectives the trial has to do it is putting an end to racism

in the state and among security force. and i didn't. tina has long prided itself off. i, you will be inherited one that often neglected and persecuted, indigenous groups that trial of nap. i'll be for step to revise history and give indigenous communities the place they have been denied for too long. several cedar, when a site is nearly 4 decades after one of the worst massacres in peruse history, families of the victims have received their remains of their loved ones. peruvian authorities handed over the bones of people killed by the army in the 985 a commodity massacre. soldiers raided the town during the height of its battle with the rebel group, killing $71.00 people, including $23.00 children. spain's former king is returned to the country 2 years after he left them. it's financial scandals. hong kong, las arrival of private jackson's birthday is expected to attend sailing regatta

before traveling to the capital madrid to meet his son. king philippe, on car last, last vain in 2020 is spanish and swiss. prosecutors investigated his involvement in a large and financial wrongdoing. the ex monarch will return to the permanent residence now for the next week. can you president? so south korea has spent his 1st week in the job working out a new office and the home unit. so key all decision to read ok from the traditional blue house presidential compound and the capital cost control vesee. but it may have score him his 1st vertical success. as robert ride explains from sol. for the 1st time, large 2 groups of south koreans allowed into the blue house to see where all their presidents have lived and worked until now on the, on the laundry called thought on garza, there will be people for and against it. but as i come to see for myself,

the compound is very spacious. as the official presidential residents, it's always had the tightest security. i'm sure i know what to do. now, cameras are welcome in what is historically the heart of soul? this part of soul has traditionally been the seat of government. the blue house is located right next to young book palace home to generations of korean kings. moving the presidential office from here. i pens 600 years of tradition and cause is major upheaval in the way the city works. that up he will put off previous presidents from even attempting it, but not newcomer. you'd secure home in the care prepared to deny me considering the inconvenience to the people and complete return of the blue house. i thought it would be right to make a prompt decision. it's not been easy. yoon moved his office to the defense ministry building in the far more congested young san area of the city and took

over the official residence of the foreign minister to live in provoking widespread public criticism. it meant at the time of his inauguration, he had the lowest approval rating of any new president. but a week they say is a long time in politics. the congestion from presidential motorcade has not been as bad as residents feared. and some people near the new office even say it's good for business along with home and many more people from out of the town will come here and ill be good for the neighbourhood. and there's a sense the blue house now belongs not to one incumbent president, but to all he doesn't know. it really feels this last piece of land should return to the people, poland altogether. well men earn, i think the president is putting an end to authoritarian practices. there's never been anything like this right at the start of his term. you may have just found one

of his 1st controversial decisions has already earned him a small place in history. rob mcbride, al jazeera soul, boeing's new star line, a space craft has successfully blasted off from cape canaveral, florida on route to the international space station. 32 and lift off the on man test flight is aimed at setting up the craft a transport astronauts to the i s s and other loaf orbit destinations. it's a much needed success for the u. s. aerospace giant, after more than 2 years of delays and engineering setbacks, ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just here now al jazeera has obtained you footage showing. there were no clashes at the time. veteran journalist sharina barclay was killed by israeli forces in the oxy.