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ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news are live from doha, coming up with like 60 minutes. renewed calls for tougher gun laws in the us out of a gunman opens fire at a primary school in texas, killing 19 students. i'm to teachers. i'm here on this floor too big to literally get down on my hands and knees and beg my colleagues find a path forward here. failure of leadership, a scathing report is released and the u. k. on violations of locked on roles by the prime minister and others. again, as russian horses are making,

a concentrated effort to destroy everything as they push on weather assaults in the east. the russians are about 20 meters away, but this is william drange of the rocket. and they can even hit it with artillery. and that's the fear that no place in ukraine is safe. and the gabby says it's ready to prosecute the former president. yeah, here, yama, for the scenes of crimes committed while he was an office. i'm devin ash, with sports is no joke, james, for a place in the 3rd round of the franchise. and, but there's yes, another shock in the women's role is greek for maria actually is down south and round. ah, we're going to begin this news are in the us whether been growing calls for tougher gun control laws after a primary school shooting in texas. a government open fire rob elementary, in ovalo, a,

killing 19 kids and 2 teachers. it's the worst mass school shooting in the united states. and a decade, 13 children are in hospital and 66 year old woman's in critical condition. lou said the attacker barricaded himself in a classroom and began shooting with a semi automatic rifle. officers were finally able to enter the room and kill him. but does goes to so the intense, by having that type of weapon also multiple, no ammunition with him as well. and make an entry into that school where he's at that the body armor. what we do know for a fact though, is that it was a tactical vest. unsure right now there was any type of ballistic material where he type of ballistic panels inside the carrier, but again, shows the intent of this evil person going into this school. and having complete disregard for human life, and that shooting comes less than 2 weeks after another gum and shot and killed a 10 black americans in a racist attack at a supermarket in new york. you, as president joe biden made an impassioned appeal for politicians to act on gun

laws. as a nation, we have dash, when in god's name, we're going to stand up to the gun law. me. when in god's name we do, we all know our gut needs to be done. list goes on and on. wellness grows when it include mash shooters of places like movie theaters, houses of worship. as we saw just 10 days go to grocery store in buffalo, new york. i am sick and tired. his wife is a democratic senator for connecticut for 20 children was shot dead in 2012 at sandy hoop school. he's also made a plea for action. what are we doing? there been more mass shootings in days in the year. our kids are living in fear every single time they set foot in the classroom because i think they're going to be next. what are we doing?

this isn't inevitable. these kids weren't unlucky. this only happens in this country and nowhere else. our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins joining us like, kimberly a passion and emotion and, and desperation essentially as certainly as far as the on the floor of congress is concerned. as far as the president is concerned, is anything likely to happen in legislative terms? well, there have been efforts that the democrats have been largely the party that has been pushing for tougher gun legislation to restrict the ability, for example, some people to by fire arms. or for example, background checks and limiting high capacity magazines, for example, or even some of the, a high of sort of weaponry in terms of uh, for example, the assault rifles. but the problem has been that once that is

passed in the house of representatives that has been controlled by a majority of democrats when it gets to the senate, that is also controlled by democrats. there is a large proportion of republicans, and conservatives tend to be in this country. opposed to this type of legislation. they hold very dear the right to bear arms, which is entrenched in the 2nd amendment of the us constitution. and this has been a big part of the problem. in fact, we just heard a few. 1 moments ago in the u. s. said at the top democrat chuck schumer, challenging the republicans in the senate for an essentially blocking a lot of this legislation that has been targeting these types of crimes that we saw in texas. in other words, the legislation that might curb some of this violence. so the short answer to your question is, is anything likely to change? probably not. not unless the americans in this country vote for different

legislatures who are more supportive of. c seeing different types of gun legislation and so far the american public has not had the appetite for that. kimberly or they, we can. so some pictures that are live pictures, bringing a, coming from the agencies now outside the school that sir rebel an entry in the town there in texas, people gathering outside the door, obviously still anxious for information as i understand it. there is still some sort of agree gray areas about what it has actually happened, but also in terms of the bit people who've been affected, the n r a, the biggest u. s. gun lobby is holding its convention to moral in texas. how do we expect them to respond to all of us? well, so far there's been no response from the national rifle association that is the largest gun lobby in the united states. a does have a very powerful hold on many of the conservative politicians. they support many of their campaigns for congress,

and that is why many choose to restrict or pushed back on any effort to limit gun as they have any form or fashion in the united states. and so i will watch very carefully, we know in attendance will be the governor of texas for president donald trump and also the senator from texas. ted cruz. we also know in the midst of all of this that are watching very carefully, is that the president jo biden's nominee for the a t f for the alcohol, tobacco and firearms body. this is the body that overseas gun regulation in the united states. testifying on capitol hill. i the again the lobby very, very opposed to this domini doing all i can to restrict seeing this person being pushed through. in fact, it's been so effective in doing that. there's been no director to overseas his body since 2015. that is how powerful this lobby is in the united states. finally,

we should point out that the u. s. president on his schedule is going to be talking about police reform today in the coming hours. we expect that he may be talking about this tragedy yet again, given the fact that this has been a very emotional issue for the president, it's something he campaigned on stricter gun laws and, and we expect that he may touch on this yet again in the coming hours as our white house correspondent, kimberly hawker, kimberly, as always, thank you very much indeed. i want to bring in the junior vegan, he's director of gun violence prevention of the center for american progress. he's joining us from austin and texas. sir. good. have you with us on all 0 from what kimberly was describing the, the, the legislative process for this or some sort of ledgers to legislative solution is pretty much out of reach waterville turnitin. sh. so yes, as you mentioned, it is a bit difficult to pass on. is any legislation at the federal level, however, an alternative is and has been to look at states. let's not forget that states also

dictate some of gone some of the gone last. and we have seen some successes in some states that have adopted much stronger gone laws. unfortunately, we have also seen the opposite happen in states by texas or tennessee where in fact gone lot have become more weaker. but i think tentative approach is to look at state legislation and act there. and i think it's also very important to get gun owners who actually support stronger gone loss. i know this is country into it, but there are a lot of gun owners there that so or banning assault weapons, that support background checks to come out and advocate for those those laws. i think those 2 alternatives are very much needed, as you say, the right to bear arms as everybody knows and the u. s. is enshrined in the constitution. there are hundreds of thousands of gun owners in the u. s. who one would regard as responsible. they are, as you just described,

they are interested in stronger gun laws. they have specific uses for the weapons that they buy. why is it that when it comes to the crunch, they are not prepared to step up and have their voices heard when it comes to bringing in that stronger legislation? yeah, thank you for the question. one thing i want to clarify, as you mentioned, yes, if the right to bear arms is in the 2nd amendment, but it's important that people know that the 2nd amendment is not unlimited. in other words, there can be regulations, stronger regulations in the country that don't go against the latest interpretation of the 2nd amendment. and in terms of your question of gun owners, i think sometimes they are afraid of stepping out because because of the minutes that are out there, for example, around the 2nd amendment, that the 2nd amendment is on limited on miss that if you start with certain legislation then all guns are going to be confiscated. again,

those are all mis constructed by the national rifle association to block any action or any legislation or any support from gun owners themselves. one thing i do want to ask you about, because this is something that comes up time and time again, is the reference to the mental capacity of the individualist. so carry out this type of attack and it was referred to by donald trump during his leadership campaign. for the presidency that in terms of rather than changing the legislation rather than changing the nature of the weaponry key factor was to look at that for one to this is my interpretation. the mental capacity, the mental state of the individuals who carry about this kind of this kind of crime . why is that process is not in being augmented, shall we say, why do here so often that somebody has come to the attention of the authorities and yet for some reason that has not been a follow through with unfortunately, the result that we see this kind of action being taken. so there are many factors,

many factors that lead to god to violence and to gun violence specifically. but again, keep in mind that many of these factors also occur and happen in other countries that don't see the level of violence that we've seen. the united states specifically gun violence, and i think the common denominator on all major attacks and all major instances of gun violence in the country is easy access to guns and the weak gun loss. now in terms of, of you asking about specific actions, they are laws that have been passed out of state level, call the extreme risk protection orders. that if a person has shown signs to be a danger to themselves or to others, that then they can temporarily be removed from any access and be prohibited temporarily from purchasing a gun. again, this is called xtreme risk protection orders. they have been passed in states like new york mallet and connecticut with some success in actually preventing mass shootings and suicide. the problem is that this law is not in place in all states.

so therefore, in states like texas, that could be multiple signs. but the authorities don't have any power to do anything about it junior vargas. we appreciate you being with us and sir, and i just wanna thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you very much. senior leaders and british prime minister barak jones's office are being blamed for illegal parties at the height of corona virus. lock jones is comes off to civil servants to graze. 37 page reports into what so nice party gate. johnson has apologized, saying he takes full responsibility for breaching locked on rules. i want to begin today by renewing my apology to the house and to the whole country for the short lunchtime, gathering on the 19th of june, 2020 in the cabinet room. during which i stood at my place at the cabinet table in which i received a fixed penalty notice. and i also want to say mister speaker bubble that i take

full responsibility for everything that took place. oh my god, we are humbled by the experience and we had learned our listening and i want to conclude by saying that i this is speaker, i am humbled. my have learned, oh and i want to, god, i want to conclude by saying that whatever the feeling, whatever the feelings of, of will come to that to come to that or whatever. the feelings of number 10 in the cabinet of his right to 3 to booker, which admire which i take full responsibility. let's go live to john hall in london, and john are the premier. so they're saying that he is humbled and he has learned his lesson, no doubt, he and others will be desperately king. that this just goes, fades into the background and everybody moves on. that's not gonna happen, isn't i?

it doesn't look like it's going to happen. but frankly, it could happen that there wasn't a lot new in su grey's report. there was lots of detail, but much of the headline stuff was out there through a series of leaks. there's been a police investigation, much of it has already in the public domain. she found at failures of leadership and judgment over 16 at gatherings that she investigated that she said simply should not have been allowed. that to happen to that senior leaders in the government, political and official, must bear responsibility for a culture of excessive drinking in downing street. there are photographs involved as well. one of which was leaked on monday, which show the prime minister in a particularly unflattering light. but, you know, as i say, people are generally aware of all of this for is johnson apologizing twice now in the commons and in a press conference later taking full responsibility essentially saying look, he stands by his original contention that it never occurred to him that he was preaching any regulations when he attended briefly

a number of gatherings when he had a quick drink with work colleagues who were operating within a bubble in down the street during the pandemic. he thought it was his duty to thank them to reward them for the work that they'd been doing. what happened afterwards, when some of those gatherings descended into major parties, he said he simply know about. he was appalled by it. indeed, he said in a press conference, a short while ago, a lot of the stuff i saw in suit grace report was news to me. i didn't know about it. everybody involved has got to learn lessons. we should have done things differently at their primary questions. this afternoon, the leader of the opposition kiersten mom was saying that there was no option for johnson except to stand down. that was repeated in a press conference. the in that we held, the johnson held about an hour later or so again, he was being pressed on whether not he was going to step down. i how damaging could this be for boys johnson? but he made it pretty clear he hasn't at any point thought about resigning he

thinks he should be allowed to get on with the job. public opinion at this moment may differ. a brand new poll out by the polling company, you got suggest that 59 percent of britons think for his johnson should now resign or he and number 10 downing street may be hoping to turn the tide on that with a big headline, a policy announcement tomorrow thursday of government intervention to help with the growing at cost of living crisis. really the constituency he'll be most worried about they'll be most worried about are his own, m. p, 's, tory party and fees. he's addressing them later. he will be hoping that no more of them come on board with letters of no confidence that could trigger a leadership contest against him. that though could be a contest that is winnable for boris johnson, arguably the biggest threat that still hangs over his head is a parliamentary inquiry pending into whether he lied to m p's. when he told them last december, that no party had happened. no rules had broken,

had been broken. we know his defenses. he didn't believe any rules had been broken . 70 percent, sorry. 74 percent of the public in that latest poll think that he did knowingly lie . and indeed, if he is found to have knowingly lied by a parliamentary committee, that is an offense for which there is a general consent consensus that a prime minister ought to resign. jonah, thank you very much. indeed, john hall in london. any more ahead of the news or including tear gas on the streets of islam. abida supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister in con, converge on the capital to demand new elections. a show of force. how the u. s. is south korea are reacting to the latest missile tests in north korea and later in the sport, a new world record. busy for the biggest wave ever surfed who's against president says russia's trying to destroy everything in the eastern don't

boss region. vladimir zalinski surging the west to keep up a regular supply of heavy weapons to keep rushes. defense minister says there's no deadline for the fighting. and it will continue until it's goals are achieved. ukrainian officials say the russian offensive in the east is now in its most intense stage. i said big is in common toss in an area which has seen heavy shelling and air strikes. if you decide to start totally, the authorities here at 2 o'clock this morning, and just to give you an idea that this is an empty billable hitter, i trade in the morning, we felt the shock waves hotels. me were wilkin. why hold tell, shaking from back, move the explosion now if percent heads 100 meters to the left or to the right, then it would have the residential buildings have the shockwave. if i can just show you took every single window. i'm even speaking to the residence and some of them said that the rebel building was feel across into the apartment one i live in

grandchildren. he sent them to new way of the country. but had they been a massive concrete bold that had landed on his grandchild and he was in tears. many people have already left recently because of the fighting. the russians are by 25 kilometers away. but this city is william range of the rockets, and they can even hit it with artillery. and that's the fear that no place in houston ukraine safe. this is the scene across hasn't been the didn't i think is in the don bus region. in fact, in the next region, one of the reasons has been done by the government. they have been 12, people killed the last 24 hours. and the gun rooms are hand squeezed and says that this is one of the most difficult times that they are facing in the ages of this conflict with russian back separatists. elsewhere in the postage, mary pulled them discover $200.00 bodies under the rubble of an apartment building . that's one of the largest number,

highest number of discovered since the start of this war. but like i said in the east of the country, the russians seem to make it seem to be making their wanted on several axes. putting many talents it gets rather reach of the artillery and rockets. but this was an air strike. and that just shows that the russians are able to strike any place at anytime. russian president vladimir putin visited troops who wooded in ukraine for the 1st time. the kremlin says more than 1300 russian soldiers have been killed and nearly 4000 wounded. the nato officials said the number is much higher with roughly 30 to 40000 russian troops killed, wounded all taken prisoner in ukraine. but the songs, former prime minister, him wrong cons, cold and his supporters to stage as citizen in islamabad to demand you elections con, who was removed from office after no confidence vote. last month arrived in charlotte and a helicopter is now trying to march to slum abide with the supporters. but the government has blocked roads leading into the capital and deployed to thousands of security

personnel. and police are fired to tear gas and use the battle against supporters of the wrong con. interior minister says nearly 1700 people have been arrested. schools have been closed and there's heavy police and part of military presence. awesome. all. hi, this life for us in a slumber by talk us more about the security around the government sites where you take care to jane dated. you ready to die? you can see over my shoulder the crowd had gathered it right in front. dull parliament dictated d square, right? ever on k g. we'll bring a march. little while ago the police you and every year get dish. but george growled, but they keep coming back and the police continuing to shatter them. now, although the court said that the people should be allowed to come to the march, that no address should be made. the government team,

they're dealing with data red denied, and they've been trouble. and upon job problems, scuffle good. the police and major cities that have got that now spread to the southern port city of karachi granted by him. ron han conroy which had been removing all the adult sticker that's moving towards if not, my boss isn't going to be the main menu where they are gather and of gosh, i've got a report budget on politic. there's the ability to question at their diamond day, cannot make crises that also plaguing the country. so indeed, 10 developments across by august on m, ron north by june down saying that there's government has to go and that pressure lecture should be held within 3 months. the last time the iran con, encouraged a demonstration like this, the grounds of parliament were beach and constable to call the guns for several weeks. i'm assuming the authorities are not going to want to repeat of that. and from what you're saying, they're going to be fairly heavy handed in their response where

they have been heavy handed. indeed they're rated their lead nitrate. they've arrested b birthday views for against protectors on protect the budget on the constitution gather. indeed the right to protect the right to speech, and therefore the god of god had said that these people should not be arrested. but we've seen people or been rounded up. and i've got this really become very serious because that you mentioned there was sure didn't in 2014 now it's happening head again, that same spot. and one thing is quite clear, the crowd gather in danger of town and richard expected. and then there's no porch read in this area which can stop them. and if jude, they can go right in front of parliament read. well, thank you very much. didn't come all high to talking to us from islamabad. let's

bring in sharp zion. he's a senior fellow at the same time can time law, but he's coming from join to us from london. very good. have you with us, sir on al jazeera? how bad could this get? do you think it could get quite bad? because unlike 2014, where the prime minister, the ex prime minister and ron khan was at that time in the opposition and insisting that an election had been stolen from him. this by no evidence to back that up. at that time he had the support of the pocket money security establishment, or at least some sections of it. and they were able to camp out in islam about for over 4 months. right in front of parliament, there was a tax on the television headquarters, an attack on parliament that was conducted in concert with another group that was both testing at the same time. so hahn has definitely got the capability not only of fulfilling his threat of coming into his law badge,

but also of taking extreme measures like attacking parliament. i think one thing that was interesting in kamala reporting was the idea that the supreme court has allowed for the protest to be held. and then he also mentioned that these people, if they're in the several thousands, they may come all the way to parliament. the supreme court has actually directed the p d, and run on to not approach the front of parliament or the sensitive areas where the supreme court is located and other government offices are located. the supreme court has instructed the bpi and i'm running on to limit and restrict their protests to a specific area, which of course, a man con has announced that he will not do. you may turn that, you may turn that back. but as, as of right now, it looks like a dangerously confrontational situation. pakistan as a country like many other countries which is facing food issues is facing an economic struggle as well. all of this, of course,

is taking away from the decision making process that would move the country all. this is just kicking all the problems that pakistan has overall down the road in many ways, isn't it? absolutely, but there is no road left out. sooner or later and my own estimates and when economists are talking about in terms of pakistan's debt obligations, a lot of re payment that is due this year and next year, sooner later, the end of the road in terms of what can be kicked down the can is going to approach there was already some dangerous talk about a potential extended caretaker set up. now the constitution does not allow for that whatsoever and boxed on zone history. is that any experiment with back to sunny democracy ends up hurting the country and setting it back many years? i think another experiment of that nature would definitely set back pocket on decades. now, having said all this, the principal responsibility for the crisis today is not really on around hon,

who governed over the beginnings of this crisis, nor is it prime minister abbas street. and it's coalition who come in and have had their hands tied by an impossible situation. the principal responsibility for this is the people within the boxes on the security establishment that have been experimenting with the free fair, incredible elections as they did in 2018. and then with regime change as they, as they helped, and act simply by pulling their support from around on earlier this year. so i think at the end of the day, the people that are most responsible for this crisis are the ones that are going to have to make a substantial kind of decision about the future of the country that they hold so much power in something akin to in 1998 in indonesia and short of that i'll be coming back to does ita and having to analyze similar crises several times over the next few months and repeatedly in the years to come. we appreciate your time is

always much appreciated, sir. thank you very much. indeed. you're welcome. still head on al jazeera. ah, yes, yes. they find it ironic that the right inside the headquarters of with concerning the philippines about them and formally proclaimed the next president and in support. something you may not see again for a very long time, more from the n b a playoffs. later in the news. ah, now the winds gave it persistent, tickly down the gulf. remember that's been sandstone in iraq. this is the remains of miss. so brownie orangey stuff is the still the dust, the sound of the atmosphere is growing again is concentration in the middle of

saudi arabia. the wind is still blowing strongly and certainly whipped up. the waves in the gulf is not particularly full of dust, but it's a dusty atmosphere all the way down south to omari, which has been particularly hot recently. i mean the story throughout the middle east. the moment is of course, hot and dry. it will be for months, but the persistent wind is a bit of a nuisance and is long lasting suns out then. no hot father iraq, it's all the way back to the coast. the sand potential for more least dust ohms gathering in jordan, for example, the heat in iran is being knocked back a bit is normally breeze has taken her up down about 10 degrees. the day between thursday and friday on saturday. you swap the difference. the wind still blowing the still dustin, the edge, probably no more of it. now in tropical africa, this is the time the year where you'd like to see probably the end of the significant range in kenya. what they barely started, to be honest. there are shouting the forecasts in kenya, and the theory has one or 2 in somalia, but not by this should be more considering had little has fallen in kenya so far

this month. ah, how and why did wooten become so obsessed with this law? we were giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're going to rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing, or we're talking about why american today your weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. in just under a year's time catalyst al bait stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff. next, november, c, u. r. o 1022. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever school thing event next year. and for the castle national teams, they get used to playing in fronts of expected home crowds. debbie hoping to

convince both the fans and themselves that they really are ready to take on the world. ah ah, what's your, i'll just need a reminder about told stories this hour that are going calls for tougher gun control laws in the us are gunman killed 19 children and 2 teachers at elementary school in texas. it's the worst mass school shooting in the united states and a decade. lawless johnson takes full responsibility again for several parties in his home, which breached brittany for one of ours lockdown rules. opposition. he says the prime minister showed complete contempt for the british people. brains president

says russia is trying to destroy everything eastern. don't boss, region crashes. defense minister says there's no deadline for the pricing and it will continue until it goals are achieved. so career and the us have carried out life fire drills and responds to north korea's latest missile long since the drill started. hours after president joe biden flew home from meeting south korea's new president, use a fuel at the weekend, both agreed to hold large military exercises on a regular basis of korea. $53.00 missile is one of them, an intercontinental ballistic missile. javan and sorry to be detected them being 5 from soon on towards the sea of japan. south korea, as government describes the missile test as a grave provocation, robert bryant has more from tokyo please. the 3 miss elsewhere detected just after daybreak, fired from the sioux 9 area. this is northwest of the capital young gang. it's the location of young young's airport flying east towards the sea that separates the

korean peninsula from japan. the national security council of south korea, they can be in the meeting straight afterwards as they often do. there's also been a response from the japanese. the japanese defense minister is saying that these are provocations which are completely unacceptable. this is the 17th round of missile launches so far this year. sometimes they have been multiple launches as with this one today, wednesday. in the past though, we've also seen single missed our launches. i think what concerns the intelligence community here in japan and south korea and in the u. s. is the sophistication of some of these missiles. we've had a submarine launch, ballistic missile type being tested for the 1st time, fired from the water, or the north koreans mastering the technique of launching this also in submarine. also at the end of march, there was an intercontinental ballistic missile. the kind of heavy, a missile capable of reaching the continental united states, that the kind of missile that hasn't been fired since 2017, with

a warning from defense officials in japan, in south korea. and also in the us that we can probably expect more testing of icbm in the future at the south koreans and the u. s. military have promised greater cooperation in response to all list is now a conservative administration in south korea, including of course, what may be more military exercises joint exercises. but those are the kinds of things that often anger north korea, prompting them to launch more missiles the gambia says it's ready to prosecute a former president's young, gemini, and other officials involved in crimes. under his rule, a government appointed commission investigated atrocities committed between 19942017. i'm address is in bon job with more. a lot of recommendations were made by the t r. c or the truth reconciliation repression, commission. 256 recommendations were med. i'm out of those 456. the minister of justice said only to water injected. one of them, of course,

was the banning and the trial or prosecution, affording judges working in the can be under for my lead i a job then jump can be looking for or judicial offices. and they had to go to sucking countries to get some judges with expertise in the judicial system who subbed under jeremy. those were the ones were recommended for band for being banned from the gumby, also being prosecuted, not the government rejected. however, victims survivors, victim families, activities, diplomats and everybody. we came here this morning with expectations that they will be disappointed at the end of the day. however, i spoke to one lady was father. by the way, she's nice to for my president, john, me. how father and his sister disappeared was forcibly taken from their homes, and nothing has been heard from them since 2005. and i asked him what tom feeling

about the government wide paper? she said she was really shocked. she came expecting disappointment. but what she says is that they want to see these recommendations, or these plan of action being put into action by the government of the gambia, so that people will find closure flaws. she said it's very difficult. the shortage of baby formula in the united states is being debated in the house of representatives in washington. a shortage started in february with the closure of the factory of america's largest formula make her up to 2 babies. died supplies having flown in from overseas to try to alleviate the shortage or political hans joining us live now from washington dc. there seem to be 2 focuses in the discussion that's going on here. oh that they got there in the 1st place. i know to make sure it doesn't happen again. well, one of the reasons that we are here is because there's really only 3 companies that produce baby formula in the united states. and as you mentioned, after 4 babies got sick to died. there was an inspection at this plant in michigan

that is run by abbot abbot denies that they were responsible for the babies getting sick and dying. ah, the bigger question for the f d a commissioner, which is the 1st hearing today is how did this happen? i just want to take you through the timeline so we know that a whistleblower at the plant sent a letter to the f da in october saying that the conditions were simply unsafe. well, apparently that memo didn't make it to the top. officials in the f da, they say it as something a problem in the mail room, but it did get to lower level staffers, so this is october. so they tried to interview with the. busy whistleblower, they don't actually sit down and talk to them until december. so then they say to the plant, we need to come in and take a look. while the plan says what we've got too many people with coven, so can we reschedule it? so they reschedule it all the way till january 31st. so remember started in october now or january 31st. so they go in, they look at the plans and they find bacteria pretty much throughout the plant. and so 17 days later,

they shut it down and issued this recall. so we do expect you have to a commissioner to say that his agency let these families down and we expect him to say that the shortage will be fixed by june. but that's a lot of weeks between now and now then and now. and the shortage is a very real concern for american families. political hand talking to us from washington dc party. thank you. global food prices have hit an all time record high in recent months. are being driven upwards by the war in ukraine. the pandemic on climate change. that comes on top of surging energy prices and high inflation. the bach reports from london. o trouble at the tills. the price of staple foods his sword in recent months, with as many as $2.00 in every 5 britons now buying less to eat. and for the 1st time in 40 years, inflation, the gradual increase of the cost of goods and services across a year, rose to 9 percent with the governor of the bank of england warning of apocalyptic

food price hikes. further back the supply chain, the middle men, a trying their best to absorb the rising costs. this is london's biggest wholesale food market where the industry's experiencing a perfect storm of problems from the pandemic to breaks it. a more recently the war in ukraine. the prices go on in ukraine. ah, with the floods going on in spain? diverse packaging costs, fuel costs breaks as an alps, as well, in terms of the, the extra pay for it has to be done. who knows what's around the corner? if the war continues, isn't to get worse, the winters may a worse look, look over looking at an hour. yeah. the, the cost of heating, the cost of electricity is all going up enough enough. russia and ukraine, some of the world's largest producers of cooking oils fertilizes, and grains uses everything from bread to animal feed for the conflict means goods are stuck in ports or rotting in fields,

produces and sellers are used to dealing with unpredictable situations from low yields, to economic pressures to supply chain problems, but rarely have the issues come this thick and fast, leaving no time for companies to recover, leaving everybody from feel to for counting the cost. and what's a worry for wealthy western consumers is potentially catastrophic for some of the wells poorest in somalia, already crippled by drought, the war new cranes push fuel and fertilizer prices up by 40 percent. while in india, a decision to ban grain exports to protect domestic supplies is to push global we price is even higher. in the u. k. the national dish fish and chips is the canary, the coal mine oil's going up, pets has gone up. they've gone. it will adds on everything and jo public's paying for it will pay for it. and how much more can we pay for the cost of cooking oils increase 30 percent in 3 months and caught and had it becoming more expensive as

global warming, striving piece stocks per the new hosting fisherman to spend longer? it c. and now russian fish is disappeared. from the market, industry bosses be a 3rd of the u. k. sufficient chip shops to close in the next 9 months. as the world bounces back from the pandemic. it's now out of the frying pan and into the fire. ne parker al jazeera london talked to help her. he refugees returned to me and mar, have stalled ever since the military to power in a cool last year. the un high commissioner for refugees is in bangladesh. we're more than a 1000000 ringo. living philippa grande's as bangladesh should not be left to shoulder the burden of looking after their anger on his own. we have a memorandum of understanding with the authorities in myanmar which has recently been extended by the de facto authorities. this is a good site will continue to engage in order to help create those conditions. but

we need to patience. this is why it's so important to continue to support bangladesh while it continues to host almost a 1000000 refugees from younger. well, i'm here in bangladesh. all so to highlight that in spite of the enormous attention and resources that understandably and brightly are put into the response to the ukraine crisis. and before that, you remember, we spoke about afghanistan for months. that in spite of that, those other crises that are frankly off the radar screen. and off most of the news, they must not be forgotten. there's a 1000000 people in those camps. and that's a lot of people and there's a 100000000 refugees and displaced. we have asked up awful mark for the 1st time. it seems we are recording the speakers just

a few days ago and all these crises be they here in asia, in africa, in the middle east, in latin america. they have to have also attention. they cannot be forgotten because people suffer anywhere because of humanitarian crises, whether they ukrainians or other nationalities. and we cannot let the school for more in that story. be sure to watch our inside story program at 1730 hours gmc on wednesday. members of congress in the philippines have confirmed ferdinand macos junior as the next president. bon bon. as he is vitally known, succeeds president rodrigo detect a after winning the recent election by a landslide. he's son of the former president, who many regarded as a dictator. the decision by congress has provoked protest shemelle alan dog and has more from manila protesters. yes they, they find it, i run it right inside the compound of the headquarters of the commission on human

rights is where their rights are being for sale. many protesters here are blah by the philippine national police and they're not even allowed to step out into a public avenue, a mean pro fair. so protest, ah, they say the behavior of the philippine national police are they serve as a warning and the signal over how the presumptive president, president for didn't market junior's administration will handle dissent and protests like this one in the street. all the capital. they say they're worried about the years to come, especially because of the checkered history of the market by many. when it comes to human rights and such a narrative, they will further embolden human rights abuses across the country. i'm a boy, i'm up by up and up up there. we are peacefully protesting to express our anger and political right. it is happening again. this is what we fear, the administration and ship it, but the state course has had become more brutal. you should have the piece of

democracy only when i'm here by director to open the ballot boxes. now today marks the last day of canvassing all the congress for the presidential 2022 elections. and as we all know mister ferdinand, mark of junior one by an unprecedented 31000000 votes, there's never been a majority victory like this one since 196 these and his cap keeps to re affirming the narrative that what they would like from huron is unity that they would like to ensure that all of the factions, even in side, one of the most divisive and reason that she will come together to rebuild the country. but that narrative is far from the reality on the ground. ahead and i'll just, you know, we're going to hear from the liverpool campus. the team prepare for the champions, the final against your home address. that's coming up of amanda.

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lou. ah, ah, the sport is gemma. thank you. rob athletes across the u. s. have been paying tribute to the victims of the machine in texas a few hours north of why the shooting happened. the dallas mavericks and the golden state warriors held a moment of silence before came forth. the western conference finals, 19 children, and 2 teachers were killed after gunman opened fire in a school before the game. the war is coach, gave an emotional and passionate plea. and in the last 10 days, we've had elderly black people killed in a supermarket. in buffalo, we've had asian church goers killed in southern california. now we have

children murdered at school. when are we gonna do something? i'm tired. i'm so i'm so tired of getting up here and offering condolences to to the devastated families that are out there. i'm so tired of excuse me, i'm sorry i'm tired of moments of silence enough. you realize that 90 percent of americans, regardless of political party want background check universal background check, 90 percent of us. we are being held hostage by 50 senators in washington who refused to even put it to a vote despite what we the american people, what they won't vote on it because they want to hold out of their own power. it's pathetic. i've had enough t the action in dallas managed to stay in the series by winning game for largely

thanks to lisa don gedge. mister venus tops scold with 30 points and grab the 14 rebounds. the started, the 2nd half was delayed by 16 minutes because it re leaking through the race. and if he felt that was unusual, have out there and gotten states dream on green. me. oh, wow. you could help me with that. for the record that shot counts as a mess, the war is can secure the series on the home courts in game 5 on thursday, defending champion and top seat navy. joke of it is on court right now at the french open. he's currently 2 sets up aiming for a place in round 3, but that's me. another shock on the women's side was full state maria factory being knocked out in the 2nd round. she lost a very tight mass, having to move in straight sets sites on a high rate. it means that already no top 10 player left in the bottom half. it's

the one israel. and the us open champion m ready. connie was also eliminated the brits last was number 47. alexandra from valerie reaches the 3rd round that regardless of one of these for liverpool ahead of the champions league final with strike mohamad sada, confirming he staying at the club next season is contract runs out in june next jail though he wouldn't be drawn on whether hell extend his current, they'll be on then also his teammate. sorry i'm on a isn't prepared to discuss his future until after saturdays mattress vomited. he's been linked with me to bind munich. liverpool last the 2018 final 2. well, but captain jordan henderson says his 5 aunts motivated by revenge. you don't need any more motivation chums. they finally withdrew his kids. that's all we ever wanted to do. and that to be given the opportunity is huge and the full motivational beyond trying to win the game. less time to wait for the right for

conference league final which takes place later on wednesday and albania is running up against that side. fine old room is coach josi. marina is looking to in a full european competition with a full different club. so does he still think he's the special one? which is of course what he called in south wall in charge of chelsea. that's special in story isn't is an old story. he's a saudi when you what in the beginning. and when you have more maturity you have more stability you. you see much more about the people and less about yourself. the sale of moraneus former club chelsea has been approved by the british government. the consortium taking over is led by todd bailey, who's kona of the los angeles dodgers. chelsea was put out for sale in march before a revenue from of which was sanctioned,

over his links to russian president vladimir putin. the government doesn't want the realm of its to receive any of the proceeds from the sale, which will instead be donated to charity. the premier lee has already given the consortium the greenlight to buy the london club. some of the world's best players of football video game fee for a competing in cafe. at the moment. it comes at a time when competitive game as being more widely accepted as athletes. so how magic reports the idea that sitting in front of a screen playing video games make someone an athlete is laughable to many, buff with these guys. it's no joke. all competitive video gaming is increasingly being accepted as a sport. kalen is a 3 time south african champion of football game fever. he is one of many top players taking part in the champions cup in doha, one of the biggest p for events to happen in the region. i always go to the fact

that if it was so easy, everyone would be doing it mentally taxing and visiting texting. i think a lot of people don't see that or you always have to be on top of your game. you always have to be performing. it's the same as an absolute pretty much the for is one of many popular e sports titles and a set to be a medal event at the next asian games where gaming will make his full day view. oh, middle mega c is set to represent guitar and hopes e sports would be at the olympics one day. oh boy. oh boy. b i o. c has taken a keen interest, denise sports in recent years, and has already stayed virtual competition, having to and a little bit with any sports, polio, cuz will be such a bonus for me. you know, i really, i'm really waiting for the moment hopefully kicks off with age again. hello john.

there is however, skepticism within the sports community about the i o c's intentions. the industry is already estimated to be worth more than a $1000000000.00. it has established teams, broadcast deals and major tournaments that often feel large arenas and attract millions of viewers online. we're pulling the crowds, the olympics are starting to lose its shine, a little bit siding feel, nbc sports more than he was. he's the olympic. the debate will go on as to where the game of the really athlete or whether they really belong a global sporting events. what is social is that the global popularity of these shows no signs of slowing down to hail malik al jazeera go home. and finally, we leave it with a new canis, wild record for the largest wave ever surfed. somewhere in that wall of water is german, the back in fitness, in a wave, measuring $26.00 nieces at the famed break. now the right in portugal,

credible pictures that the 37 year old actually achieved the seat back in october, but 2020 but only now has the height of the wave being officially analyzed and verified. as i was going into the wave, i was so deep that i just told me that i'm just going to see what happens and see if i committed a waiver or not. and when i got to to, to the peak of the waiver, behind the peak where i had to commit, ok, i'm just going to do this. i am process. that is all your thoughts from me for now . i'll have more for you a little bit later. gemma, thank you very much indeed now cuz you get more information, all these stores on the website there, just so that is all just a dot com, but that's it for me. for this news, i am going to be back in a moment with more today's news. stay with me. i'm rob matheson goodbye. ah. what

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