i guess that's made landfall. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm when it made land 4 winds around 170 kilometers per hour. now looking at $95.00 comes per hour and easy but heavy re see swells last see swells likely to cause further flooding. that system makes its way across the southern parts of mexico. towards jak accompanied that there is some scope for redevelopment as we go on through the next couple of days. plenty of heavy showers cost much of central america have he shouted to into the great rental is but fine and dry for the east. i saw airway official air line of the journey with blue . ah

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian setting up. this is that he's alive from dough hop. coming out for the next 60 minutes. russian forces said to be at a frenzied push to capture a sheltered city in eastern ukraine. as i looked a complete belo harm, screech em. takeover within weeks lebanon's political newcomers march to demand change as parliament reelect the speaker who's been in the job for 30 years. fence has come down a life returns to the streets of china. ease is cove at 19 restrictions in 2 of its biggest cities other people joining police on

my patrol to camps criminal gangs. go rubbing south africa of electricity and is 4. would that casablanca have become champions of africa for 3rd time? the moral can team beat that actually of egypt to an ill in the final and the eastern ukrainian city of so that i don't ask, says that washing forces are in a frenzy, push to take it over, adding that the city is being destroyed, block by block it's keith, moscow's efforts to complete the capture of lou haskell, which makes up part of the don bass region where russia has supported separatists for years. so i don't ask, which is around a 145 kilometers for the russian border is in an area that's one of the last pockets of ukrainian government control in lieu hands. let's go life out to ukraine's capital cave al jazeera st. robbie is the, tell us more about what's going on in the east of the country right now. same

well, it is certainly a patchwork of fighting and violence all up and down the east eastern section of this country. but separate and i've definitely been in the spotlight more than other areas in the last few days, specifically because it is one of the last major pockets of resistance in the highest region which makes up half of the don bus region. which of course, as you said, russian forces are eager to take as quickly as possible. and now what we're hearing on the ground from the city administrator on the ukrainian side of $79.00 is that the russian advance is moving towards the center of the city. but they insist that it is continuing to be slow. now how slow is that? it may depend on perspective. he is confirming that half of the city is currently under russian occupation. yesterday, it was just about a 3rd. so what is slow? what is fast? it really depends on who you ask, but the government here confirms the local government on the ground confirms that

they are putting up a stiff resistance against the russian advance. that is indeed killing and maiming civilians at a high rate. but again, because of the conflict, it is difficult to know exactly what's happening to people on the ground. now we have estimates of that approximately 1500 civilians have been killed in the fighting so far. and the city administrator there, the head of the city administration, confirming that evacuations have been stopped now. they've been ongoing up until yesterday, but they had to be stopped because of heavy fighting st street battles between russian ukrainian forces. and of course as we reported yesterday. ready there was an attack on an armor, conway that was meant to be evacuating people from several been at and a journalist who was there to document that incident was also killed in that, in that attack. zane stay with us. i just want to show some pictures here of ukrainian and foreign journalists along with ukrainian soldiers coming on the file . ah,

now this video has been authenticated by our team at al jazeera. however, the exact location isn't certain journalists so clearly marked with press vests, could be seen falling to the ground as a shell lambs. yesterday, the death of the french journalist, frederick le quick m hoffman into hans brought to 24. the number of media workers killed in ukraine since the invasion, 3 months ago. st goes to show really, i mean, looking at those, those pictures just how dangerous a situation this remains for journalists looking to bring the truth of what's happening that the world that's exactly right now, while that number is 24, may pale in comparison to the overall civilian casualty of an estimated 9000 people since the russian invasion began. it has to be said that oftentimes the journalists are going in the same direction as ukrainian troops to the front line, putting themselves in this kind of danger. and it is not the 1st time that we've seen clips like this circulated on social media,

where journalists are being directly seemingly directly targeted. now what ukranian soldiers warns journalists on the front line about is that russian forces on the other side of the front line have the capability of being able to track cell phone signals. and being able to track communication devices that journalists in areas like this often used to communicate with head office to be able to send foot to be able to perform their jobs and being able to track those devices. being able to specifically see and target journalists, it would seem that they are purposefully targeting those that are reporting this for i was just saying disrupting that reporting live from ukraine's capital case and say many thanks. and deed, russia says it's done everything it could to avoid a global food crisis. russia's offensive, and ukraine and western sanctions of disrupted deliveries of wheat and other commodities. speaking in the rain on a visit to the gulf, so gay love ralph said that it's up to ukraine on the west to get supplies moving again later when you know,

pretty much the we've our friends in detail about the measures taken by the russian side for more than a month to ensure the free passage of ukrainian grain carrying ships which are currently trapped in ukrainian ports. but for this ukrainian officials must clear minds from ukrainian territorial waters. if the de mining problem which we have been drawing the attention of western colleagues for several weeks is resolved, the russian navy will ensure that these ships passing to the mediterranean and then to their destinations one from out of here thought such a berry who's in moscow the foreign minister talked about one of the main issues at the moment, and that is the issue of food security. and the a growing are worry by western countries and all other countries around the globe about the price of grain and food security. as a result of this conflict, the foreign minister said that they are ships have not been able to leave at the ports in ukraine due to mines that have been laid out by the ukrainian military.

and until the russian military is able to de mind those areas in the sea of the black sea, these ships will not be able to be escorted by the russian military, out to their destinations. and he said that the issue that also has been raised by the western countries really is also an issue that's been made by them to be as much larger than it needs to be. as a result of the sanctions that have been placed on russian ships and a logistics at that disrupt this supply of food and grains, mainly from ukraine and russia. the russian for mr. surgeon love said that it is now time for western countries to make a decision. he said, what is more important for them p. r on the problem of food security, or to solve this problem with concrete steps. it is up to them. it's very much part of the rhetoric from the russian officials that this is a man made a issue and that as a result of the sanctions imposed on their russian ships and their financial chains,

that would see them go out to the various different ports in the world and there is certain disruption to the supply of grain and wheat. and the food crisis is topping the agenda for ear leaders on the final day of the summit in brussels. the big summit announcement came on monday night when they agreed to buy most russian oil imports by the end of the year. it was a compromise deal to overcome objections. but hungary, but other member states, which are more dependent upon russian and a trip the commission and the french presidency has been working intensively in the last days to move forward on this package. we're not there yet, but it has matured for sure. my expectation, i know that it will be solved in the next 48 hours, but i'm confident that the after that will be a possibility. why if that a brussels aren't diplomatic, it's james base is the live for us. james, after that compromise yesterday on russian sanctions over oil. i mean,

it was quite a compromise to what can they do about the global food crisis? well, that's certainly the next thing on the agenda and being discussed now. in fact, the meetings overrun it, it's most of ended some time ago. they have a big problem here. first, it's the grain that's trapped inside ukraine. how do you get that grain out of the country? and that is problematic because they've only got road routes and train routes that there are simple things which are very big, logistical problems like the gauge of the trains from ukraine where it then reaches the rest of the europe is different. it's a logistical nightmare that respect the eas, trying to work on what caused solidarity lanes to get the grain out by land. but you can't get the same amount of grain out by land as you would by sea. and of course, the sea roots are blocked by the russians. there are discussions i heard about in

some nato capitals about whether anything can be done about c roots. that's not something that will be discussed here. could you, for example, though, have nato escorts for shipping. that something that is being discussed, as i say at a very early stage in some capitals, but it's very, very difficult to do that. and also what's being discussed is the wider effects of this. we've got mackie sal, who's the chair of the african union here in brussels for this meeting. he's the president of senegal, and i think he'll be making the case that this is being felt very, very severely in africa, in asia, and in other parts of the world. way away from europe are diplomatic. it's james plays reporting live from brussels forever. james, many thanks. indeed. the rest of the day is to use a heads. canada looks at banning the sale of hand guns following recent mass shootings in the u. s. plus. i'm gabe rose. onto a new york city where the mayor has ordered the forceful removal of all old listen

cabinets. it's proved to be highly controversial. that story coming up and in sport a big moment in the major league baseball season, sunday, with that a little later. ah, going a virus restrictions in china's to biggest cities of finally easing for millions of people who been stuck in doors. shanghai is lifting its 2 month, locked down from midnight. whitten's day. many businesses can reopen and they'll be fewer restrictions on going out and working in bay jane, jim's museums and theaters, a reopening book with limits on visitors. i'll just here as katrina, you report style from beijing. this is the busiest this area has been for weeks where invading east in charl young district, the biggest district from the city where people have been told they no longer need to work from home. authorities in beijing say the current grown of iris outbreak is

basically under control and many restrictions are easing. public transport has resumed here after almost 3 weeks of being cloris. shopping centers, moves, libraries, and genes can also open back up, but a limited to 50 percent capacity. residents say they're relieved that the capital has managed to avoid a hard lockdown and are looking forward to life, getting back to normal attention and what is your prevention and control measures? possibly week was really tall, so it's always difficult time. now guy, life is back to normal. what a is good feeling right from horner. we've been waiting for this day for so long. and finally we can walk fredy on the street. but in some parts of the city, especially in the cities west that are still some restriction in place and throughout all the aging schools sort of fall remain online and restaurants can only offer take out services. there are still a few core of ours cases being found in the community. and because of this,

residents need to take a core of a test every 2 days in order to enter the public areas. taiwan of the us, national god, a planning what's being described as cooperation time once president says that a sign, it's a sign of deepening security ties. the announcement came as a us senator visited type bay training. she was the last july sen duckworth was one of the main sponsors of the taiwan partnership act, which received bipartisan support in the u. s. congress. as a result, the u. s. department of defense is now proactively planning cooperation between the u. s. national guard, anti ones defend forces, sen. duckworth also recently introduced the bill, the further prioritizes or taiwan security. as part of us military deployment in the pacific region, canada as government plans to ban the sale of handguns, prime minister just intruder says the tougher laws will already in the works. but the mass shootings in the us have spurred further action. i was just us, kathy, a lopez, follow our reports. it's been seen as the most ambitious proposal yet to restrict

firearms in canada. prime minister justin trudeau describes it as a national freeze of hand gun ownership. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy cell transfer or import handguns anywhere in canada. in other words, were capping the market under the bill canadians who all ready have hand guns can keep them. but any one involved in domestic violence or criminal harassment will lose their firearm license. the size of ammunition magazines will be limited and there will be increase penalties for gun smuggling. the crack down comes days after the school shooting and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada has stricter gun laws in the us, canadians have suffered an increase of gun violence and recent years. in

2020 it band, semi automatic rifles after 22 people were killed in a mesh shooting an o scotia, some gun own or say there contesting that van in court. the new legislation is expected to be enacted in the autumn. but a rush to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected. authority say sales are already heavily regulated. katya lopez, leanne al jazeera, the speaker of lebanon's parliaments. the past 30 years has been reelected. knobby bobby was chosen by m. p. 's and the 1st session of parliament following the election earlier this month. before he was narrowly voted in m p. 's making that debut, marched to parliament, calling for change. i'll just arizona hold a reports from beirut. 4 0, it's a moment of change. oh, representatives of lebanon's protest movement making their way to parliament. they

walked past security forces, who once kept them out during massive demonstrations in recent years. it's the 1st session of the newly elected legislature. and these 1st time, employees are hoping to bring change to a decades old system. there is no democracy in lebanon, what the consultation and completion system. but we are here to leave wars democrats in lebanon, and do you force me on the right? what gun on that if you, with any, any kind of compromise compromises based on power sharing between the political establishment of them have long been how politics is done here? that's how parliamentary speaker in a, b, but he was re elected to run a 100 and he has been in the position for 3 decades and for many a symbol of a failed system, riddled with corruption. but this time it was different, very failed to get the endorsement of

a majority and one with the slim of march him a blow, but symbolic. and i've been, i know the, the mom had a link to her that the i to her bed for those who were hoping for radical change that hasn't happened. change in peace, couldn't win enough seats. the status quo didn't change it on my goals. and seventies leaders who have been in power, who are expected to have the final say on what's next. the vote for a new speaker starts a constitutional process that includes the formation of a new government. and in a few months since the election of a new president, but the current landscape in parliament, the lack of a clear cut majority means there could be protracted negotiations. an extended political vacuum won't help a state and an economy that has all but collapsed the parliament has failed over the years to implement or undertake any economic reforms for that matter. and during the crisis, in fact, the parliament obstructed economic changes and economy could be forms. politicians

are also accused of struggling accountability for the baby port explosion that killed more than $200.00 people. 2 years ago, though in the state killed my brother, they are responsible and we want to know the truth. those who are confronting the system. no democratic change cannot come overnight, but today's vote appears to be the beginning that there was either baled a spring in jo, it who's a lebanese political scientist and analyst of the founder of information international. he joins us now live from beirut. what do you make of the reelection of levins speaker, a man who's been in this job for 30 years? well, this is the 7th time, and yes, you're correct. i think really the question is, what should we make of what the future of webinar and this is the issue. i don't thing the, you know, we all watched. i think the election,

it's the process is nice and it's been that we that without and i'm in the country where we have election every 4 years and we have a parliament and so on. but is this the opposite? this is a question. is this the life that we, wow, we had a bankrupt company, and we have the same c, o learning the company, the country really is facing is a special service. and the question is, how do we come out of this? you know, so how can we stand up again? that's the question. i, what are people who are going to take the people all those protests we saw in, in beirut? some of them quite violent people thoroughly thoroughly fed up with the political classes at their standard of living. what are they going to make of, of this, of this new panama? where as you say, you've got the same c o running a,

a bankrupt company. first i think we have to really looked at what happened a to, you know, 2 and a half years ago on when the product started. was it that evolution, we called the thought it was not that evolution and it was not solar. so we have to really fixed, i would have been on it as well. do we have democracy? no, we don't have democracy as a 11 time a dr rossa, former prime minister said is that we never know we have a lot of freedom. but we, we have little democracy. ah, we don't have accountability. the people are marginalized, the majority of the people you have, we're talking about roughly 4 and a half, maybe 1000000, residence, 1111, eases half of those have always been marginalized, the ad pool. and now maybe that are benefiting a little bit from the as yours,

that are distributing some 8. so these guys don't count and away. and the political power you have them in the class of has been destroyed. and most of them have immigrated over, you know, secluded we are left with a society that is not a society really. we are left with very awkward population on a piece of land. we claim to be a society they would think to be communities with neither to me. it is not a society and the want as do we have the vision, too many billions country and do you know, to have to have new founding fathers, if you, if you paint a very depressing picture. how does change come about though in lebanon? we have to have a common vision, i will united and our vision. how to come out of this with enough. we gleam,

you know, we, we are so proud be a thing, but it took a lot of lebanon, all the new guys will just, and the parliament, when they are proud to have to say, you know, we have for, and suppose we have, you know, i have good connection with discomfort with just concrete. instead of saying, let's focus on us. we have to have a common vision in lebanon as lebanese how to come out with this. and then after we start our own reform process, we don't ask for prescription from outside, for the form. we don't need lectures from the outside about. you shouldn't be formal. we know we should do for but we have not done this and we are always wants to build as population. and as british could talk to you, sir. manufacture, date jour. i'd rather, i think they live on 10 days after australians voted in a general election. it's been confirmed that the labor government secured a majority in the lower house of parliament. it means the prime minister,

anthony albany is won't have to rely on independent m. p. 's to pass legislation. the center left leader campaigned on stepping up australia's climate commitments and setting up a new anti corruption commission. the mayor of new york is being criticized for how the city treats homeless people. activists are accusing him of ordering unnecessary and heavy handed raids on homeless shelters. that place is focusing attention on how communities nationwide treat the $600000.00 homeless americans. gabriel elizondo reports that was boys. when i was not a symbol is no. neil, seeing is in shock and feeling stressed. i sing and his partner are homeless. the 2 of them live on a sidewalk in new york's chinatown neighbourhood in an encampment they call home, i will go by song. but on this day, under the watch of police officers, city workers had come to dismantle it. effort all their possessions were thrown

away. april everything, a mile away. brand new from blankets, so close to sneakers. so shampoo low body. oh shoot. the order is every good is brand new, still gives the guy the owner. oh so how does that make you feel? i'll be we'll back it goes up. mostly it's on people. gimme a we're full. this is what i do all day collect bottles in here today. and metal, dozens of such sweeps of homeless encampments have been conducted in recent weeks in new york city. i'm homeless advocates say it's heavy handed and a waste of resources. how many cups were here? there was 2 vans of cops around the corner. troops responding to 2 homeless tends to do homeless people in tents that the amount of money that is spent every day on the sweeps on these raids, which is what they are can be $1.00 day can pay for a week's housing for everybody in this, in camp president joe biden recently announced new initiatives to combat homeless

vis throughout the united states. it calls for among other things, more funding for affordable housing. but here in new york, the mayor eric adams says the 1st step is to clear homeless from the streets. and that's why he's ordered this sweeps, we have tolerated homelessness, won't pass our brothers and sisters who are living in tents on the street. and we normalize homeless encampments have increasingly become a national issue from los angeles, san francisco, portland, to boston in new york. as the sweeps continue rest, talk about santa bell. so too, is a protest in opposition to them. oh, many fear the sweets will force them back into homeless shelters, they say, are unsafe, i'm going to be facing homelessness soon and i would not choose an option of the shelter. it's the worst place to put human beings. every one is crowded. did the

conditions, all of that though, that the, the cleansing us inside of the shelter with that many people is not up to standard . it's not an easy issue. one person's eyesore is another person's home. gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york south africans are struggling to keep the lights on electricity. blackouts are affecting millions of power stations. can't supply demand and thieves stealing electricity cables and making the problem worse. as i want to see this formula miller report. so from johannesburg, students at the university of johannesburg in so way to demonstrate following weeks of intermittent powers, which have hampered their studies. the university's management plane, he's stealing electricity cables for the black us enforce lurise east of johannesburg, more power cuts because of crime. nicholas sharpie owns

a small food business, which is costing more to keep open because she has to buy gas to replace the electricity supply. i saw already because that might be more so we normally start at 5 am and that's when we get most of our customers. we have to tell them there's no power. and so we lose those morning customers, school children and commuters landed by the buses in thieves have been video ticking up cables, sometimes improved daylight much of the theft takes place at night during the electricity blackouts. while south africa battling to keep its lights on because of issues like aging facilities, the problem being worse and by ramp and crime, electricity cables are being stolen at an alarming rate. and officials are trying to stop as much of it as possible. in sorento, frustrated people and police go one night patrols to try and stop the vandalism. but there hindered by the lack of like,

a thieves are off to copper which sells for up to $20.00. a kilo on the black market with son is shipped overseas in his a beer plaza casing, but the minister get through it and they take the copper out strains of copper cable inside and they burned that plastic casing to get to the actual company. power company say the demand for copper is higher than ever, and crime syndicates control the trade gayden, sell it to this is sort of a scrap metal deal us sometimes we get this, what we call bucket shops, which ah, and which is that is scrap metal to last, that would be at level 2, then from level 2, they didn't take it to like, do i router cyclists in route? if i know if i notice in the other guys, then we'll gladly late this thing in bygone relating it 8 to form it. while official patrols happened about 3 times a month,

residence gather nightly at their own risk, often facing heavily armed feeds. keeping an eye on the power lines in an attempt to keep the lights on, and the community saying it for me to mila al jazeera sweater south africa. we're approaching the midway point on this news. i was told to come on the program. dawson's missing in ne, in brazil, days of flooding of lamps lives. israel's defense minister says the far right is really groups which incite violence against palestinians could be deemed terrorists, had had sport, sorry, fido places on the line of the french oak. sometimes we hear with action from the 2nd grand slam of the season. ah ha domain, the intersection of reality and comedy in post revolution, tennis, yeah. her mission to entertain, educates and provoke debates through satire,

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. ah. oh yeah, adrian forget hearing. so how would the news al, from out of the headlines lebanon has let us do paula? but rather has re elected knobby berry as a speaker. he's held the job since 1992, early a 13 independent newcomers marsh before parliament convened demanding reform of the political system. european union leaders say that russia's war effort will take a significant financial hit because of their ban on most russian oil exports. leaders in brussels, reached a compromise to overcome objections from e u. members who are more dependent upon russian energy. i'm russian forces have seized control of half of the eastern ukrainian city of savannah events. it's

considered key to moscow's efforts to take the hans, which is part of the dumbass region where russia has supported separatists for years. the international criminal court prosecutor says that all parties to the ongoing conflict and ukraine have responsibilities, and the deaths will be investigative. the i, c, c, along with chief prosecutors from ukraine, poland and lithuania are conducting a joint investigation into possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in ukraine. the i. c. c, called for an investigation. 4 days after russia invaded its neighbor. i recall that all parties for conflict have responsibilities well that's the force is aligned to the russian federation or forces on the ukraine side. every individual has responsibilities. nobody has a free a blank check to do what they want. and the rule of law is here. this is a criminal investigation. i've said when i was in boucher, in fact with the prosecutor general,

that unfortunately the reality seems to be that ukraine is a crime scene. and we'll do our best to focus our resources, to make sure we couldn't get to grips with what has taken place and elevate the most serious, apparent crimes for investigation. toby cabman is the co founder of the guernica group, earned co head of guernica, 37 international justice chambers in london. he's with us now live to be good savvy with us. nobody has a blank check to do what they want on says korean carnegie's right. of course. but how enough do you go about investigating possible war crimes in an area where conflict is ongoing? thank you. i think one of the, one of the greatest challenges that they do have is that the war is raging on as we say we're, we're also seeing mass graves being uncovered even even today. so it is a very, very difficult task. i think what's important is that we are saying an unprecedented resources being, being given,

to the prosecutor authorities and with the joint investigative task forces that are bringing together countries like permanent lithuania, countries that have an interest in investigating and prosecuting these matters domestically. i think that the resources are being placed that but i think what we would like to see much more is the strengthening of they prosecute general's office and support been given to her office and they can be properly investigated. as we know, the never going to court who not be able to deal with everything and what sort of evidence needs to be gathered in order to sex successfully mount war crimes persecution. ready when it goes, it's a very good question and it depends on the nature of the actual crime that you're investigating. i think what we're seeing is a combination of on the ground for forensic evidence which is being picked up accumulated by the witnesses. i witness satellite imagery

and there's, as we know nowadays, a lot of this find this way on to social media. so there's a variety of different sources of evidence that will be made available. we just want to make sure that it is being collected in incredible way so that whatever evidence is collected will ultimately be admissible before a court of law. whether that's in the hague or, or in case, how long will it take us to successfully prosecute someone who perhaps is, is, is not going to be brought before a court to face justice because the government doesn't recognize the jurisdiction of the i. c. c. i think that the 2 very important points to erase and festival the length of time will crunch investigations that are in nature are complex and can take many, many years. i think what we looking at the situation in ukraine for many years to

come, as we've seen in other conflict areas, such as a governor, whether it's doing prosecuting rams from the $90.00 to $95.00 conflict in terms of whether we can get the perpetrators before court yes, of course the, the majority of the perpetrators are going to be russian military and political figures that will not necessarily cooperate with an investigation. but that's why the documentation of these crimes has to occur now. so that the evidence is safeguarded. so even if we're not able to get through them before court today and tomorrow, we will be able to get the most senior traders before court one day. and i think that's the aspiration that needs to look too good to talk to you too many. thanks again for being with us, toby captain, that from the gun cook group in london. thank you. israel's defense minister says that it's time to consider designating extreme right wing israeli groups as terrorist organizations. it follows an ultram nationalist march through hebron in

the occupied westbank on monday. that led to an incursion of the april he made mosque compound. the day before violence broke out during his ready flag de march is in the most am quarter of occupied east jerusalem. the e u is delegation and the occupied west bank and gaza as held a reception ceremony to mark europe date. dedicating part of it to al jazeera journalist showing about our claim. shaheen was shot in the head by israeli forces one on the assignment in jeanine. the alpha 0 media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into hook killing. lead are able to him was at that a you event in ramallah. when we entered the reception here, there was a poster of her. she's here in a spirit. people are talking about her as just need a staff. her colleagues are here because they want to make it clear that they want

just this port city and a block live a, the speaker a you mission representative. mr. have been, has been talking about the fact that there needs to be justice. he honored the brother of city and tony of the i'll play, you know, shitty has been known here as the voice of palestine. she meant so much to so many palestinian. this is to find many palestinians. this is why it wasn't absent from the event today that she's going to be honored to room her brother. now we are joined the here today by the you. mission. had mr. been one burks, 30 od. thank you. and i wanna point out that in your speech the day, you talked about justice for palestinians, the fact that they've been suffering. but you also said that journalists are the ones who hold a people accountable, who is speak truth to power. now how are we going to ensure that our beloved could

it colleague city and i'll play is we're gonna hold her killers. i counted, as i said, to my speech, and thank you for having me on your very important program. i'm a big fan of, of the year, and i think it's important to do a tremendous job. i'm very piece that you have such a cohort of support to so much a 0 you. as i said to my speech, we call on all authorities for a swift, forward independent investigation to pay the sinew side has finished investigation . the attorney site has declined to pursue accumulate investigation. i think international partners are ready to support all sites to actually make sure that those who killed her be brought to justice. we need to noise the truth. it cannot be that we leave it in the unknown. so i think it's with your authorities now to do the next step. we can only offer assistance, but the authorities have to requested. and i think ideally should probably be an

international effort for everybody has access to the files and can share best international practice available to ensure that those who killed jury brought to justice beyond condemnations beyond statements beyond offering. what is you going to do to make sure that shitty gets just but what can you do? do it concretely. i mean, i put the question to you. we make statements, we call on the authorities. we offer help, but we cannot impose ourselves canvie. so you know what i can do, i can basically reinforce the message for justice, for peace, for accountability. but i kind of carry out myself the investigation unless i am on my experts are invited. thank you so much miss. that has been there to the work, but we're here at the europe day. at the event we're palestinians are coming. they

are marking this day, but it's not the left on many palestinians that they want to be clear and they want the message to be clear and we heard the palestinian minister talk about that. we want justice for shitty abroad. emergency crews in northeastern brazil are looking for more than 25 people to severe floods and landslide. so the weekend at least 91 people unknown to have died. al jazeera monica young, are here for ports now for bria de janeiro. oh wow. the rescue teams are working around the camp with covering bodies in searching for those still missing. thousands have been displaced, losing all of their belongings. heavy rain began on wednesday in brazil's northeastern state of ben um book flooding streets, and triggering mud slides. entire house is collapsed with the force of the water, while desperate neighbors help fire fighters dig up their loved ones. under the

rubble, this man lost his sister requoted for law. the search parties found my sister's body there this evening. i found her and 4 other bodies that still looking for my brother in law though. this is the 4th major flooding event in 5 months in brazil, in february, more than $200.00 people died after torrential rains. if the city of bet properties 80 kilometer is from rio, de janeiro meteorologist say a phenomenon called la nina, which cools down the pacific ocean waters helps explain the excessive range in been on bulk in other parts of northeastern brazil. a nicky vocal there is no doubt that climate change in the rise of temperature in the atlantic ocean are also responsible for these extremes. cold weather, hot weather, droughts, and rainfalls. they've all become more severe, but it is sides bad weather. poor urban planning and low income neighborhoods in

many brazilian cities is also responsible for the number of deaths and the mud flights. hearts of slums built on hills were swept away by water in my. c this woman saw her neighbor's house collapse, hold on me that body wampa, the whole family, died the father, the 2 children, the wife all died. president j able sonata toward the region in a helicopter, but was told, was unsafe to land by the 1st seminar. so was it pesa, we express our sorrows to the relatives? our main objective is to come to the relatives and to help population. also matter said the government can make available to $100000.00 west dollars to help victims of natural disasters. meteorologists expect more rain in been a bulk or a neighboring states in the coming days. the danger of more mudslides in the regions is far from over minor key, and i give all jazeera rio de janeiro. and there's been flooding in parts of asia

ever since he had to tell us more how i, we've seen some flooding rains across southern parts of china, the usual seasonal down, pause there on the may you front. you can see that organized band of cloud here. deadly flights in parts actually, and it does stay wet across southern parts of china. over the next few days, you can see the pulses of heavy ranges pushing out into the north, west pacific a child, some showers there on wednesday for southern part of q. she see that continues drive its way further. waste was as we go through thursday some where to weather will move across the northeast of china through were north korea pushing over towards northern parts of japan. cherry rain coming through here. 27 celsius of tokyo. 2018. so hot is still there across beijing. but southern areas of china still seeing further heavy pulses of rain continuing, heavy showers to request a good part of indo china larvae. showers there into much of the philippines. somewhat dry, somewhat brighter. across sir, malaysia,

but he to the day showers here, along with indonesia more the way persistent re now piping up across southern parts of india for corolla monsoon raised their forceful anchor for a good part of me and mother ne of india and also into bangladesh. pre monsoon showers, meanwhile run right up the western gas and it does tend somewhat hotter for pakistan . everton, many facts results from the 1st round of columbia's presidential election on sunday took many by surprise. 2 anti establishment candidates were now face off in the 2nd round, on june 19th, a leftist former rebel. fine sir will be up against a populist candidate who was little known until recently at a center of amputee reports from boggart hall. downtown book i was com the day after one of the most consequential presidential results in columbia history left his former rebel fighter. gustavo pedro came on top, but we'll now face an unexpected uphill battle against the surprise. second place candidate through a door, phelan, and this

a right leaning populist anti corruption. crusader than managed to capture an important section of voters. disenchanted with his status quo and monday he spoke to as to porters, v. s. social media. every day they will come up with something that i am an obispo that i am a twister, or that i am neutral, that i am being investigated. but the truth is, my only allegiance is with the columbia people. but many working class colombians who were thrilled that to left hope of any story takeover of the presidency felt deprived. i say this, any money them okay. you're connecting, i'm not happy. i'm discouraged. i want to petri to win because he defends elderly. some people say he is bad, but we don't care. we're not interested in his past life. we're interested in the present while thrilling 12 points behind evelyn. this could spoil the, let's hope, by capturing the maturity of the conservative voters that back to the establishment candidate on sunday, and whose biggest fear is the possible arrival of

a true left the steam power. elandis rose in the polls with an orthodox campaign on social media focusing on a single message against corruption. some see him as a, colombian, trump, and fear. some of his proposals are undemocratic or simply awkward. like promising to close embassy to pay off student loans in saying all colombians will have the right to visit to see at least once at the government expense. his chief communication strategist says in none this straight talk appealed to many voters disgusted by politicians. mendoza. we prioritized the candidates truthfulness, a candidate without any may cut you up without any distractors and a candidate that spoke frankly about all the matters and obstacles the country needs to overcome to move forward. nathan had counted on a change versus the establishment narrative to win the presidency in the 2nd round hole. he now as 3 weeks to radically rethink his strategy,

hoping to convince enough other than this voters that he doesn't represent real change in that he will fall in the hands of the old establishment. it could prove to be a difficult challenge. allison that i'm get the answers. eda, but with that coming up. all that is our ancient treasures uncovered in egypt. some of them dating back 2500 years and in sport fans make a controversial return to the biggest match, if african club football santa here with that story. ah ah

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hello again. okay. oh, just seen egypt have presented another massive hall of priceless artifacts. they were found in the suck. caught on the crop lis, slightly at cairo, al jazeera julian wolf reports on earth that a cemetery south of the geese pyramids. this latest discovery is the 5th big reveal by archaeologists who have been working at the site since 2018. hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins with mummies inside, along with dozens of bronze statues of their gods, dating back some 2500 years in a habitable, added the abbey. in one wooden sarcophagus, we found for the 1st time, a complete and seal to piracy. immediately, despite piracy was moved, the egyptian museum for sterilized zation. and in order to conduct the needed studies, i think this, the piracy is similar to the ones that were discovered 100 years ago. in that talk about the book of the gates and the book of the dead. i thought the coffins are

expected to be put on display at the grand egyptian museum to the open later this year. and with only a quarter of the site excavated there. sure to be many more treasures to unearth chilling woof al jazeera or a time for sport, his seller. thank you very much. a jane. well, with that casablanca had become champions of africa for a 3rd time. the mark and team beetle live egypt to nail in the final and they were, she said, were, puts a hobby g to curve. 19 fans haven't witnessed an african champions league final since 2019 their return brought with it. controversy with the match was being staged in morocco, the home ground of one of the finalists without casablanca, but their gyptian opponents. lastly, had failed in an appeal to half, the gang moved to a neutral country. the moroccans, he dominated from the store. 2 0,

z we're only tara gee. could use a gold worthy the occasion. hotly, we're aiming to win this title for a record 3rd straight season. the 10th on champions did have their chance. his luck with that. but this night was to belong to only to raji. he scored his and with that 2nd just after the break. ah, with please late efforts reflecting a season of near misses fiction football which saw the country losing out in the africa cup of nations final and feigned to qualify for the world cup. without finishing up is to know when is and champions of africa for the 3rd sign, and he richardson out his ear. liverpool, football, club, or demanding an apology from. the french government follows claims by the french

into a minister that 70 percent of liverpool fans at saturdays champions. league follow parents had fake pickets while footballs. european governing by the us, has now commissioned an independent investigation. french police fire tear gas supporters waiting to get into the said the false game against around the dread was delayed by more than half an hour with thousands of liverpool fans unable to access the venue. we are incredibly surprised that someone in that position would make comments in the 1st place at this point when we hadn't had adequate time to understand what happened. there hasn't been independent investigation to establish all the facts. as we said on saturday, that needs to be that independent transparent investigation and what happens and that that's the start the process. so to be making comments at this stage prior to

any investigation. ready is completely inappropriate. we should know all the facts to make sure that the scenes that we've all seen, absolutely disgraceful from saturday don't ever happen again. so making comments as deeply and helpful as that, we just feel that everyone should be focused on getting the investigation right and west about making its way amatory comments that attempt to deflect. ready responsibility for what happened on saturday night. any final places on the line at the french open rock fell on the faces know back a joke of it later this tuesday. italy's mike is through to the last 4 and the women will see the beat us open. finally, linda for 9 this in 3 set. this is already her best ever performance at the grand slam city. on monday, the mans world number to dynamic, the devil was not taught, but marin chillik the 33 old creation to beat the russian in straight sets. before

the us open champion is true to his 1st grand slam caught a final since 2018 minimal. and dennis teenager holger bruna stunned world number 4 stiff finals, a city pass it to reach the last 8 of the 19 year old. a french open debutante that beat loftiest finalist and full set una hasn't proved 350 places in the world. rankings in just over year or next face. caspar rude of norway and the new york rangers are back in the eastern conference finals for the 1st time since 2015 hadn't been to 0 down in this playoff series with carolina hurricanes. the ranges wanted the size of game is 6 to team will now play 2 time defending stanley cup champions, the tampa bay lightning game. one of that series is in new york on wednesday. and let's take a look at the big moment in the major league baseball season that hey sue sanchez

opie. mine's a huge hole run, and this game against the colorado rockies. the bull travel, the more than 150 meters that making it the longest hit on this season so far. it was one of few highlights for the mines in this game as they finished up losing 712. and thus was bought from adrian, son of manufacture date, that's it from santa and i, at least for this news. now we're going to leave you with memories of our friend and colleague, shirley, our clay, voice of palestine al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation and the killing of its journalist and the occupied westberg. me the what?

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