right through into tennessee storms have broken the heat across the lower great lakes. so toronto at $23.00 degrees that cold front sliced across. so d c like this, your temperature goes from 35 degrees down to 28. wind shift from westerly to northwest, but full on sunshine on saturday will help your temperature back up to 30 degrees. this could be only the 2nd time the year of vancouver hits 20 degrees. we've got some showers for the pacific northwest. nothing major. but where there has been major rain is as we look toward diana, sir, and on and french guy, and there's been flooding there and still storms for the southeast of brazil. but most that energy pulling out toward the south atlantic cas airway, the official airline of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera. oh,

hello there, i'm laura kyle. this is the news allen live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. yemen who the rebels and the saudi led coalition agreed to extend a cease fire has been in place for 2 months. major oil producers meets disgust increasing outputs, am at ease sanctions on russia over at nor in ukraine. celebrations underway in the united kingdom tomorrow. the queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. and the u. s. left a series of trump error restrictions on flight to cuba. and i'm li, hardy with sports ukraine are one step closer to qualifying for the world. cub fans and players are celebrating the victory that seemed bigger than just again. more on that coming up with

we began in yemen were hershey rebels and saudi led coalition have agreed to extend a truce by another 2 months. you in special envoy, has commended the warring parties saying the existing truce as already led to a drop in civilian deaths and an increase in fuel deliveries since april. the war has killed more than 850000 people and displaced 1000000 since it began in 2014. it's created one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. i'm an al hm. donny, as an independent research analyst on the yemen, he says there is cause for cautious optimism. the united nations special envoy has been deemed working very hard to sort of try to establish this. and i think there are certain things that are in the brewing now that makes this sort of ceasefire agreement a bit different than the ones in the past. and it's sort of as we've seen that, that the reopening of the sun airport. there's been also a lot of in direct talks between these and other foreign actors such as the united

states throughout this whole process in order to sort of bring them out of their i solution bubble of that makes any sense. but, but the question is that many is themselves, are still quite divided about who's representing them. and i think even though that the internationally recognized government or the who these may be, you know, coming to some sort of sci fi or now. but the differences between them are looming and growing stronger by the day. and it's, it's very possible that we may end up with a divided the m and in the future, or maybe the sci fi r. i had to prove to be just a time for these parties to sort of just build up their troops and we focus their efforts for the next. when fighting the world leading oil producers aren't discussing whether to increase their output following the european union's ban on russian oil imports. opec members and the opec plus partners last output last year after oil demand slumped because of the current of ours. pandemic equipment and net opec plus is reportedly working on compensating for drop in russian. oil output is

fallen around $1000000.00 barrels per day in recent months as a result of western sanctions. of to moscow invaded ukraine. live now to dominate k needs in berlin. with more for us and on it, what do we hearing from this meeting so far? sauces close to the me saying which is taking place virtually in vienna, suggest that there is a, perhaps a fledgling agreement as it were to increase output in the months of july and august by $648000.00 barrels per day. that says sources suggesting that it hasn't as it were been approved by the full ministerial meeting as such for that's come from a committee meeting, the j m mc, the joint ministerial monitoring committee wit, who's session came to an end in the course of the last 15 minutes or so now it's up for the full ministerial meeting at a virtual level to agree to that. but obviously all eyes focusing on vienna in this

virtual meeting to see what exactly will come from it. whether, as i've just said, whether this idea of an increase, a considerable increase in daily output in the month of july and august would be sufficient to allay the markets and that sort of thing. that's really, i mean, what effect will any decision taken at this meeting likely have on oil production and prices? well, in the 1st instance, if these sources are correct, then clearly an a boost in production. more oil would be available in the months of july and august is interesting, noteworthy to see that the mood music's been suggesting that this might happen, or some degree of increased output might happen. and the price of a barrel of oil. whether that be brent crude or new york light has gone down in the course of the last few days,

which is suggestive that that's those in that's line of business. we're expecting something like this to happen. but the thing that really stands out here is that it's an increase. if it is good to go ahead, it's an increase from opec plus, remember, that includes the russian element here. and we know that here in europe, at least, there is very serious concern about trying to get itself off a dependency on russian oil. so lots of attention focusing on vienna is to say, and lots of questions will ensue from whatever decision decision is arrived at how it will be perceived in the opec plus countries. but then how also whatever decision is arrived that will be perceived here. in the european union absolutely will be keeping a close eye on development from that meeting to the moment. thanks very much on that. okay, well let's go back to our top story now and get more on that extension of the ceasefire in yemen with my at our tab, he's in the capital santa. so what we know about the terms of this renewal of the

ceasefire is earn according to the previous her choose the health ease on the select quality and agree to stop the fighting and fighting back the how thes agree to the url stop their attacks on saudi territories are also the saudi lit coalition has also promised of stopping beer era strikes own areas under the control of the whole these the also the terms have also a promise to fulfill the, the, the, with the, the, the shipments of oil fuel. this so far, only the how these have recei as received so far, 14 fuel tankers, the promise was at 20 fuel tankers. regarding the for the commercial flights.

the terms of the agreement has a stipulated that the health is with receiver. 3 at least 16 flights. so 2 flights per week. but so far we have received 7 flights so far with the, with the, with the resumption of the flight, the resumption of flights from k row. it's yesterday was the 7th one. so many how many people hold that this, this truce or the 2nd truce would pave the way for us, for total succession of hostilities. and also for the return of follow the normal normal and normal. if you live human, because your monies have been really push to to the bring the firemen and the eager to say such truce and security are returned back to the war 2 on country. there must be a sense of relief there in the capsule. and indeed, throughout the country. mm hm. it yes sir. it's

a boug regarding the people, the i've missed the, the have ver received such news with the with mixed feelings. so some of them believe that the, the previous truce hasn't fulfilled their terms. and there be the human as the, to a, the humor that the die or human situation continues to worsen. that the, especially with, with the impacts of the current war between ukraine and russia. yemenis has been pushed father to, to, to the, to the bringer family. because of the, the, the, the non payment of salaries, which have been stressed by the health is now a supreme council that the, the next, the next to should, should include the fall payment of for the, the, of the monthly salaries for public workers. this is essential for the, for alleviating the human it is suffering we according to human rights activists.

so many hope this next round of truce would pave the way for also negotiation between the whirring sides in order to put to resolve their differences on the negotiating table. came a 100 al at have brains, the latest on that when you cease fire in yemen, and so much man the ukranian president says russia now occupies a 5th of ukraine. laudermill zalinski told luck luxembourg parliament. there's troops are up against almost the entire russian army with frontline, stretching across more than 1000 kilometers. russia says it's hit several targets in eastern ukraine in the past 24 hours in claims who have destroyed dozens of pieces of equipment including aircraft, anti missile systems and other artillery. russian forces have taken control of more than 70 percent of several donetta in the eastern dong bass region. it is important

to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of lou hence. then bas harvey is monitoring all developments from keith bombs. hit key where the key rail lines are that supply him at a tarion as well as military aid from the west. it's been coming into the country. it is also used for passenger cars. now, the ukrainian side isn't confirming any sort of casualties or loss of material. they never do when it comes to any sort of military assets or perceived military failures on the ground. but we have been hearing that at least 5 people were injured though this morning. that rail line is functioning once more and a little bit of an update on several and ask from here and keep that we've just heard from the regional governor of the hospital. now 80 percent of the city is in russian control. once again, if this pace maintains what we are likely to see is that being the next city to fall fully to russian control, which is something ukrainian forced to say that they've been fighting very hard to try to keep from happening now. it's not just

a loss of territory when cities like this fall, there are people in those cities. there are people in those places trapped in the crossfire, trapped behind would become russian lines. and president zalinski in his latest addressed touched on that. he said, let's so far throughout the war, and this is a disturbing number, 200000 ukranian children that have been caught in the fighting in either orphanages or people separated from their families. in areas not controlled by the russians have been taken into russian hill territory are and are being held captive. so certainly. ready a very large number of children, an example of the fact that people are caught up in these places that are falling to the russian invasion, a fancy marcella had her on this muse, our including mexico beginning to clean up after 8 pacific coast was hit by the strongest ever harcum for the month of may. and the concerns of afghan farmers as a ban on possible ban on poppy cultivation comes into effect classes. sports will

have tennis action from the french open, including the 1st 7 region to reach the semi finals. the grantham ah, israeli forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank man was shot in the town of yar bad weather as rainy army says it was conducting an operation to demolish a home. the palestinian health ministry says the mom has hit a number of times by live bullets and died at a hospital in janine out there, a media network continued to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist in the occupied west bank. showing up, acro was shot in the head by israeli forces, whilst on assignment. in janine, on the day of her funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, calling pall bearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her

funeral and burial. members of the in subtle community have condemned her killing and continued to call for an investigation of acro was with al jazeera for 25 years . covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. opposition parties into nicea. say the president's decision to fire $57.00 judges is dangerous and will exacerbate the country's political crisis. k, i said, has accused the officials of corruption saying he'd given them warning after warning . as opponents say, the move strips, the judiciary of its independence and violates the constitution side suspended parliament in july and began ruling by decree, critics and opposition leaders and described his actions as a qu, france as far left leader, john luke monk mellow shawl, says my parliamentary elections this month are really a 3rd round of april presidential election. man,

sean leads and new left wing alliance that hopes to win a majority in the assembly and install him as prime minister. thus math reports from paris. after finishing 3rd in the presidential election, john luke mellon, sean has now set his sights on the prime minister's job. the veteran fall at leader is behind a new electoral alliance that along with communists includes socialists and greens . manage on calls this the 3rd round of the presidential election. many of his supporters back to manual macro in the 2nd round. just to keep out the fall rights marine le pen. barbara. the french people have understood the call that was being made to them saying is the 3rd round. it's not an abuse of language in the previous presidential election. we didn't decide anything. we had a default hurt reaching out to everyone. and there again, it starts again. the lines pledges to fix the price of petrol and gas to introduce price controls on basic goods to lower the retirement age from $62.00 to $60.00,

and to move from nuclear to renewable energy. and bellanca wants to take france out of nato. i could, i support the environmental measures being proposed because we have 3 years to solve the planet. also the fixing of prices because a large part of the french population lives in poverty. but as a potential is to, is to persuade those people who are against micro on to actually come out to vote. francis center left was all but wiped out in the presidential election, creating the space that melon sean and his alliance has moved into the new. yeah, yeah, no, sure, the one would be, we need to mobilize the purchase of the left, but also convinced those who are fed up with politics and for too long. they have been forgotten by politicians at spc. turning out the vote is the challenge in france, momentum usually stays with whoever wins the presidency. supporters of losing candidates are more likely to stay at home if forced to share power. with melanie

shawn microns plans to liberalize the french economy and reform pensions would be threatened by later fall suggests that emanuel microns coalition center could lose. it's a dorothy mon national assembly, but could remain one single largest part enough for them. they might try and form alliances smaller conserves, with parties. to put out john luke mellow. oh bernard smith, i'm 0. paris. the united kingdom is celebrating 70 years of the reign of queen elizabeth and 96. your monarchs. platinum jubilee is being marked cross britain and in its overseas territories for 4 days. tens of thousands of people gathered outside buckingham palace. the stars the festivities which kicked off with a parade known as tripping the color. and also be st. parties across present, over the weekend or challenge, joins us live now from london for more on these platinum jubilee celebrations in rural. tell rory, tell us all about the pomp and pageantry that we've seen that to day

while we seem to great big events of this, we can say fall festival. we've had the trooping of the color with all the soldiers in their full parade uniforms. we've had the horses, the marching bands, etc. that is an annual event that marks the official birthday of the mark has done for hundreds of years. this obviously is a very special tripping of the color because it is the class and them to be late. after that, we had an appearance on the balcony by the queen and the royal family. and they stood there and watched a fly by 70 r a f croft that had come in from east anglia down across london along the malls, which is the street that leads up to buckingham palace over the top of buckingham palace and on to the west of the country they were finishing with

a display from the red arrows, the famous r f display team. there's a bit of a law now most people have cleared out from around the, the pallet here. but that will be later on this evening. lighting a beacon that will a chain of beacons that will be spread around the country and also the capitals of commonwealth nation. then as a whole raft are things going on later in the weekends we've got a party on saturday, not here at buckingham palace. we have to really event such as picnics and lunches, and passions around the country, people sitting down with their getting check, hats and fun saying, and cucumber sandwiches as you'd expect. this is obviously a remarkable event for this country marker remarkable event for the world. this this morning because been on the throne since 1953 at different age. the story of

queen elite of elizabeth right really is a story all martin britain in 1953. you still had memories of the 2nd world war. very clear and most people's heads. it was before the su, with crisis, the 1st big identity crisis of the u. k. and the post war, right, as the country has moved into the modern age. so has the queen, she's been a stable and constant influence and presence in the country during what has been some pretty tumultuous time. there being obviously control received for her control, the seas for the family. but she is still there. 96 years old, celebrating her platinum job live. she is indeed okay. worry for them. we'll leave it there. i hope you get to enjoy some of those celebrations that you mentioned. the moment, thanks very much. that's bring in stephan. someone out, he's a journalist and cultural commentator and joins us now from bryce and in the u. k. and stephanie, i do, so showing all the events going on from outside of britain,

it does feel that the whole country is joining in with these celebrations. but it's not the case. well, in many ways, i think every part of the country has been affected by this and it's a full day long display peasantry. however, i'm speaking for brighton and brighton has always been a little bit out to step with the rest of the country. i kind of class, they can, the types of celebrations that you see here. definitely people are happy about having to day bank holidays. have extended opening hours, but you see a lot of people on the, on the beaches. i'm not sure how many people are waiting flags. having said that, the will be, can hear their all speak parties in the streets for her rights and, and i think all over the country, it is an incredible moment where people have come together. it's side a moment of pride and unity to this country where it isn't that, i mean, does it show that the royal family, the monarchy as an institution, has

a huge amount of support throughout the u. k. well, i definitely that between have you man, support. i mean, also constantly showing that her support is topping 70 percent, but while her popularity is high, the support for the monarchy is waning and it will be in the u. k. and destiny in the commonwealth. and, and we saw that, i think, barbados earlier this year was a country that decided to remove her as the head of state. and when prince william and, and take when to jamaica or protests about colonization, et cetera. so i think there is a question about whether the monarchy has a succession program and some people do question about whether she will be the last one. she is an extraordinary woman, isn't she? she must be one the most. if not the most famous in the world, yet she has this extraordinary ability to have the stiff upper lip and to maintain the status as an even in the maze. sort of difficult of times. how valuable

a role model do you think she is in this tiny little over sharing that we have on social media now? i mean, i think there are various things you say that it's stabilizing influence that she's had a very few constants in international politics. national affairs, but she has been one of those constants. and i mean, even though i was with a republican friend this morning watching the pageantry from london. and they turned to me and they said to me, looking at the crowd saying this country will never be republic. so this doesn't even a sense that, that her way of holding the country together. and i think in terms of cry, this is what we saw during the pandemic recently when she came on t v and said we'll meet again and it was a very important unifying moment. so i think, yeah, she has that by example. and, and i think there's a very great amount of admiration and days, 7 great speech scene. thanks very much taken time to join us that from brighton.

now in mexico, at least 11 people have been killed and another 33 a missing in the wake of hurricane agatha is the strongest harken ever recorded to hit mexico's pacific coast in the month of may and the rapid fire reports flood waters have begun to recede. on the coast of war, haka in southern mexico. residents, however, are still reeling from the impact of hurricane agatha. not only did i have nothing left, nothing to 8, now going to say what i can find, but nobody has anything lift. fagel was a powerful category to hurricane when it made landfall late monday evening. and authorities say the death toll is likely to rise, while the search for those missing continues. a mush tomor. this is jo based on the reports we proceed to. we've made the decision to provide services to the most

affected areas and most importantly, the coast of war haka day. the challenges faced by those emergency teams are daunting. heavy rainfall from agatha caused widespread flooding and mud slides, state and federal authorities. se efforts remain underway to clear roads and provide desperately needed aid to thousands of people affected. was entered into sula though you were ya. bolona what is dirty and we don't have anything to drink, but they're waiting for support. we at least water food or whatever they can give us because you've lost everything you. we don't have anything. the clothes and dishes are wet. everything was lost. he not the nameless. though hurricane agatha has mostly dissipated over the mountains of southern mexico, weather forecasters ward, the remaining thunderstorms could regroup into a tropical depression or even a tropical storm. if so, agatha, his name would change to alex, becoming the 1st named storm of the 2022 atlantic hurricane season,

potentially bringing heavy rain and wind to the us state of florida by the end of the week. manuel rap aloe al jazeera his death. now with more on the path of hurricane agatha, some parts of southern mexico had picked up almost a meter of rain caused by a storm agatha. hi everyone. so here's where the remnants of it are just to the east of the yucatan peninsula. it's whipping rain around all sides here. that's on thursday. this really wants to wind up into something again, a tropical depression or a tropical storm, a lot of rain western cuba, southern florida, and that western side of the bahamas. i think we're going to see some more flooding in the days to come. storms that were in kansas, oklahoma slipping further toward the south across texas. we've also got outbreaks of rain across arkansas, northern parts of mississippi, georgia right through in to tennessee storms have broken the heat across a lower great lakes. so toronto, 23 degrees, a cold front slice and across. so

d. c like this show temperature goes from 35 degrees down to 28. wind shift from westerly to northwest, but full on sunshine on saturday will help your temperature back up to 30 degrees. this could be only the 2nd time the year, vancouver hits 20 degrees. we got some showers for the pacific northwest. nothing major. but were there has been major rain is as we look toward diana cernan and french galen. and there's been flooding there and still storms for the southeast of brazil, but most of that energy pulling out toward the south atlantic fella had her on out a zara trying to come back from the brink of a climate emergency scientist gallop 50 years after the alarm was 1st sounded and the return of picasso leave report from the museum in senegal showcase in the works of the spanish artist by decades after they were 1st displayed. plus in support with mayor will build up to the n b, a finals to the golden state warriors, and the boston celtics

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world's leading oil producers are considering increasing the output following the used ban on russian oil imports. the working on filling a drop in russian production as a result of western sanctions. often moscow invaded ukraine. let's get more on this with andrew lip. how he's a president at napa oil associates and joins us via skype from houston. thanks very much for taking the time to be with us. what would be the impact of increased oil output? well, i think the market is fully expecting that opec is going to stick with the previous great plan of raising out foot by $430000.00 barrels a day. now we've seen that the well market is really unchanged as we see what the oil market is looking for is for the opec plus members who are already short of their target by $2000000.00 barrels a day to have

a significant increase can make up. that shortfall, which can really practically speaking only be made up by increase production from saudi arabia the emirates in kuwait. will this have a knock on effect of lowering energy prices and relieving the pressure on the market? i think if they just stick to their agreement, the answer is no. the market really wind opec plus to make up the shortfall that we're seeing from russia, libya nigeria and gold, which really means that we need to see an increase of an additional 1000000 barrels . a day or so, there were reports of russia potentially being suspended from opec plus production quotas. why did they not do that, and what would it have been if they did? well, i think if they did that would have provided the cover or saudi arabia and the others to increase their production above their individual country quoted because they,

they would have no longer to worry about rushing interest. on the other hand, rush of course would not want to see this happen because they feel that the as a producing come country, they're on a par with saudi arabia. and they don't want to see more well, enter the market. they like the high prices to increase their revenue. what impact have the oil sanctions on russia actually had? what we're seeing it in a number of areas. first of all, actual production is down by a 1000000 barrels a day. the 2nd area is that russia has lost customers, and as a result, more oil is going into storage, whether it's on shore or in oil tankers. and the 3rd impact that we're seeing is that russian refining capacity has been shut down as they've lost the man both domestically and internationally. there's a lot of tools because, you know,

when you're talking about pumping more oil to, to fill the gap, there comes a lot of criticism doesn't specially from environmental circles as we're looking at this as of environmental crisis. why we're still resorting to pumping oil and not instead turning to more renewable energy. well, the reason to fall, 1st of all, pumping more oil is something that's available today. when we look at renewable fuels, it's slow progress to bring on or whether it's when. busy solar ethanol or bio diesel. and in many cases, ethanol and biodiesel are more expensive than fossil fuels. and right now what you're seeing is government around the world are worried about high prices of both food and energy for the consumer. and that's really taking a precedent as far as the environmental matters that are really longer term

solution. ok, angela power. we will leave it for many thanks. indeed for taking the time to join us from houston. and just in the last few moments, we have got confirmation for the reuters news agency that opec plus countries have agreed to raise oil outputs by $648000.00 barrels per day in july. and the further $648000.00 barrels per day in august as well. these lines from the voices, news agency that opec plus countries have actually agreed to increase oil output. at least 4 people have been killed and several injured in the latest mass shooting in the us. a man onto the rifle in hand on a fly inside a medical building in tulsa, oklahoma. please say the attacker was also found dead. his motive is on known an 18 year old man has been charged with murder and domestic terrorism in connection with last month's shooting. in a supermarket and buffalo,

new york patient again, john is accused of opening fire in the store, killing 10 african americans. he's facing $25.00 charges engine stream. the attack live on social media. how does your castro have more from washington dc? now again, john has pleaded not guilty to these charges. he has been in police custody since may 14th the day of that shooting that killed 10 african americans inside a grocery store in buffalo, new york. police say that gender and who was white posted a manifesto laced with hate that made it clear he was targeting black people. this is a newer law if from the new state of new york that is domestic terrorism. i hate crime . this is a lot. it's only been on the books for one and a half years, an investigator say, because the accused shooter here traveled 3 hours by car and specifically targeting african americans. that makes it a hate crime,

a charging him with his domestic terrorism as a hey crime. now this law passed after a previous mass shooting in texas when it was hispanics who were targeted within a wal mart store. but we can't talk about this buffalo shooting without also mentioning the other mouse shooting that happened just 10 days after this carnage and buffalo. and this is in texas where 19 school children and their teachers were gunned to death in vol day. that tragedy still unfolding with funerals, taking place and these back to map back mass shootings again, re igniting the debate in the united states over gun laws. and again, the soul searching the unanswered question of why this continues to happen. the white house has revoked a series of trump error restrictions on flights to cuba. cubans and now allowed to join family members in the us and potentially obtain permanent status. even government has welcomes the move is anger. the cuba hasn't been invited to attend

the summit of the americas. the regional forum between the u. s. and latin american nations is due to be held in los angeles next week. that is whaler nicaragua, also haven't been invited. the us says it selects countries based on the approach to political freedom, human rights and democratic values. but countries like columbia on jurors and brazil, who faced criticism for their own track records are invited, i believe is infuriated regional nations of mexico and some caribbean states. then it will not attend unless every nation takes part. philip brenner is a professor at american university. he says the move to revoke restrictions on flights to cuba went effect. who attends the summit? this low very much that the president has done in a way of moving forward on improve relations with ministration as a sort of committed itself to regime change. here are it has stimulated provocative

efforts by social media to create rallies sort of like the arab spring. and so i think the ministration feels that in fact it could bring about regime change. and i think that's how the cubans to see the cubans perceived that the united states is aimed at. so overthrowing the regime. it's going to be hard to find some common interest. south korea as governing party, has won the in most major cities after local elections were held on wednesday. the people power party has secured 12 of 17 possessions which include mer and governor, pastes the main opposition, democratic party, one only 5 major positions. the parties wins are seen as a boost for new president unit. so y'all, when he was sworn in 3 weeks ago with the lowest approval rating of any newcomer. but mcbride has more from so he won this in

a very lack luster campaign. a very small victory margin, he made some unpopular decisions which again saw his popularity plummet. so since his inauguration, though he does seem to have steadied the ship, if you like, he does seem to be the person who has a good, steady hand on the helm is at least that's how it's regarded. people seem to like his tougher stance with north korea. he has had a good a summit visit from president joe biden of the united states. oh, so this does seem to strengthen his hand with his domestic jo agenda, but also politically with his neighbors. in particular, this a does seem to give him a boost to go out and try to restore relations with japan, for example, which is always a very controversial subject here. that in turn would seem to under pan or the a try try part tripartite alliance with at the united states. and between them it seems that taking a much tougher stand with north korea, taliban leaders have begun enforcing

a ban on poppy cultivation in afghanistan. the group wants to enters the production of opium and heroine decision will affect millions of families who rely on the income from the crop. it's feared it could lead to an increase in organized crime. pakistan's new government is grappling with a looming economic crisis. food fuel and power prices are all on the rise and the government warns that's worse to come. 1000000000 across the country, struggling to make ends meet his one man story. so normally convenient and i'm in charge of the my name is or shot document. alonzo. and i'm running my shopping from the last month, 5 years ago. i started my work on a cart and, and what's going on both. but i'm very worried about the continues to increase the price as all my livelihood depends on edible oil and gas. and the price of both has increased and now out of reach. we used to buy oil at $120.00

rupees per kilo during the new wash reef government. and during the government of iran, con prices have gone up tremendously. if you do the comparison with today's prices, it's 300 percent debugging to go to the poor can't even afford a piece of bread. look may last save this country as by the looks we are about to go bankrupt. look at the dollar a look at the price of oil and gas and it's on the rise every day. both government, the previous and presence, are unable to control the price patrol. the price of petrol has been increased by the 30 roop to leader in the last week. and now we're hearing that it's going to go up to $1.00 per liter, which will make our lives worse than if the naming i yogi. everything is so expensive. and i'm worried how to bear the expenses. i'm paying $150.00 us dollars rent for the house. and $130.00 us dollars for my tuck shot. and it's hard to earn even that. we are 3 people working at the shop and can't even earned the basic expenses without leg. i can't even dream to buy something good for my children. i

brought them to work with me to minimize the expenses so that i shouldn't close my businesses to have a piece of bread at least really, who has her. it is more local. i wish and pray. any government comes. if they should look for the benefits of poor like us, and should control inflation. on this day 50 years ago, the world's 1st environment conference took place in sweden, sounding the alarm, but humanities impact on the planet. half a century on scientists and politicians are again gathering in stockholm to tackle what has become a planetary emergency. our environment as to nick clark reports stockholm sweden, june 12th 1972 verses indira gandhi prime minister of india arrive to day to address the 1st united nations conference, all the human environment. it is clear that the environmental crisis, which is confronting the world, will profoundly alter the future destiny afar can't make you would think that vance

global away is all the planets predicament off a century ago. would have corrected our trajectory towards climate catastrophe. but instead, more coal, more oil, more gas was burned and we are where we are today in a world where bio diversity is in collapse where deadly heat waves and wildfires tell a grim truth. where environmental disaster seems to be a weekly event somewhere in the world. the importance of this moment is, well 50 years ago. those reports set out very clearly what was needed to be done and there, and it hasn't been done. and of course, we now find ourselves pretty much on the edge of catastrophe, whether we're talking about waste pollution, climate growing, inequality, poverty, stockholm declaration did presage the age of the environmental conference. what successes like the parent agreement in 2015. 0, with these events or at the intersection at which science and political self

interest collide and progress can be elusive to say the least weakening, but progress is needed now on some perilously important issues. like how the planet feeds and powers itself. we couldn't be in a more, ah, important place in the history of society. i would, i would say. and so i think it is critical that people turned their eyes towards stockholm and really, ca, i said key moment. in 1972. we saw the early days of environmental activism. they awarded a series of bright as to the olympic champions. all pollution may lay out the 1st award for autumn avail. hello. the protest movements has moved on since the message is the same spearheaded today by another product of stock. hope this has been a time where we have been reminded of how vulnerable we are. a current predicament

reinforces a points made 50 years ago, which today is more valid and troubling than ever. no one amongst us. what ever after this strain or circumstance can remain undetected. that has been certain victories, like mending the whole in the ozone layer, or replicating the production of leaded fuel for those gathered install chrome 50 years on al, confront perhaps the ultimate challenge. to bring us back from the brink of a climate emergency. nick lot, al jazeera us state of california has been told it should pay reparations and apologize for historic discrimination against african americans. camila moore is the chairwoman of the california preparations task force. she says the recommendations come after looking at me in a 2 centuries of history. the recommendations for reparations must include compensation restitution, which account for stolen land are still in wealth stolen opportunities

rehabilitation and you know, free education, free health care examples. i'm not saying that those are going to be the final recommendations. not all black people in the state of california will be eligible for reparations in the state. but those who are the descendants of free and it's a black people living in the u. s. card in 1900 will be eligible. an exhibition of wax by spanish artist pablo. picasso has returned to the senegalese capital. 50 years after it was 1st displayed them. carrots is that the museum of black civilizations seek to show how picasso was inspired by african art. nicholas hoc reports from deco mama did you find his friend ibrahim, or a new school visit to the museum of black civilization, to see the work of pablo picasso. the guide gives an impassioned explanation on why picasso belongs to african art. he bremer, find it old boring, but mamma,

due season, because brush traverse something familiar. and so he stays on. did the mask inspired picasso or picasso, inspire the mask. he wonders before realizing the answer lies in front of him. i know the mask inspired picasso. these are 2 master people. look at the form of the face and they are so similar. the artist you did this one is famous. the other one has been forgotten, but is much older. in 19 o, 7 french painter, only my teeth took his friend picasso to a colonial exhibition in paris, where african artifacts and people from the continent were put on display in what were referred to as human zoos. the exhibition radically changed the way picasso painted and sculpted. the aim of the exhibition is to show the link between picasso and african art. on this side is a bronze sculpture from picasso, using mixed materials, and behind is a shot of a traditional horse with

a human face. a typical animist african mask began so never traveled to africa, but his work has. the exhibition is a copy of one that took place 50 years ago, but the public's perception of the artist has since changed just outside the museum . the contemporary art gallery le manage is challenging because his work, this piece by a french niggley is artis quotes pablo picasso. it says, black art, don't know what it is, and some believe that this is an attempt by public because so to distance himself from what inspired him, the traditional african art others believe that the artist was making his statement, saying there's no such thing as black art it's just art either way in this exhibition, young african artists are reinterpreting public picasso's work making it their own . not because his face painting guernica, but perhaps as powerful the work of an ivory,

an artist in this painting is an answer to because his work done with every new explained. young senegalese painter, artist sandra. again, my painting thinks to confront the problems that i have with picasso, like the way women are portrayed and how african objects, when used by a man in the west are seen as genius. what i see because so are the objects and masks of my culture that were robbed, exposed, but devoid of meaning. a genius or a thief, a new generation of african artists, are challenging the status quo for young public, eager to break from the past and see because so in a new light, nicholas hawk al jazeera the car. so hes on al jazeera or football action as the champions of south america play the champions of europe. well, that's coming up in schools with mia. ah.

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lou . ah ah, let's get old sport now with thank you laura. well you crane our one went away from the fif, a world cup after defeating scotland, 31 and a qualifier. play off. next up, they play wales on in cardiff on sunday. the winter of that match will head to guitar. pol reese has all the details from glasgow back to pipes. welcome to ukraine, friends to hum to park their world cup, qualifying no count against scotland. the winners would go one game away from qualifying for cattle. 2022 1st and 2nd generation ukrainians traveled from all over the world to see that team's 1st competitive game since the russian invasion.

i think the lead emotional game for a printer, fonts and all kind of fans in ukraine as well. the community rarely coming together, so people wearing the flag is quite nice and concealing. ukraine gets represented by some national tomb at this time is probably the most important thing in the world for us or the date is again, one obviously government. they want to win, a dispute slightly bigger his brain from its original dated march. the much began with a pause for the ukrainian anthem from the scottish crown, who kick off. sympathy was forgotten to play, but ukraine didn't need it. they created the early chances with half an hour gone. they got they rewarded. easy. aman! i dreamed i under i ja malenko, getting them a step closer to counsel just straight up the half time the world cup. got close to

still it rochester. you crowman urine. chuck, with a simple header to nail ukraine. look what it may say. the scots thought i had got back in it, but john mccain incredibly headed wide his tone with just over 10 minutes to go at all keeping her, let scotland make it to one color mcgregor's shot. just going over the line. just another martin. yes, but with the final take of the much autumn of the race through to seal a 31 victory job give ukrainians ran moment of joy in a tragic few months ago. jim, what's in them? i have no emotions to be honest with you. all of my emotions are left on the football pitch. this victory was not for me. it wasn't for the chin members, it was for our country. so it was a huge wind for ukraine craziness,

and that should lend us price boys, a product that waited a long time for a specter. but i honestly emotions of what's happening to their country to bring i world kept dream tantalizingly course, whole race. i'll just urban was go to the ukraine coach also dedicated the victories to soldiers fighting in the trenches back home. soldiers like these men watching the game on wednesday night on her cellphone. there part of the territorial defense for spacing car keep in ukraine. they say they're proud of their team and the way that they're representing their country, large values of the struggle is presence of the i and to the soul. when i see a ukrainian boys playing all over the world, in all the stadiums showing the skew, oh, how do they all know that there is a country named ukraine with its own culture, language and tradition. the world will know what the ukranian spirit means. argentina came out on top against italy as the champions of south america took on the champions of europe. the match was at london, wembley stadium, angel de maria scored the pick of the goals as argentina 13 mill. this contests

between the 2 continental champions has only been held twice before france beat uruguay in 1985 and argentina beat denmark in 1992. so in that sense, the arjun time has successfully defended their title. will real madrid have agreed to sign germany, defender antonio ruder. he'll join on us free transfer from chelsea who he played for since 2017. his new deal will keep him at madrid for the next 4 season. not long now to go until the n b a finals get underway between the golden state warriors in the boston celtics game one is a home game for golden state and san francisco where they're unbeaten in the play off so far, they're seeking their 4th championship in 8 years and have steph curry, who's the best 3 point shooter in the history of the game. but the celtics are trying to break a tie with the los angeles lakers to become the 1st team with 18 n b a titles. their last one was an o 8. we played for

a city that's very impatient, near the right to be the things that they've accomplished. you know, it's kind of hard not to be in patients, so we understood it, we get it. and it just helps us strive to even, you know, god there and you know, pleased that in patient is that they have fuel to our fire. our veteran players have addressed the group about, you know, the difference in finals compared to earlier play off rounds just in terms of the atmosphere and the vibe. so all you can do is, you know, try to prepare for it and, and try to focus on on the game. but there's, there's a lot of fanfare for sure to the french open. and caspar root has become the 1st norwegian to each a grand slam, semi final, the 8 seed in paris. the danish teenager, holger roon, in 4 sets. root has a clear title, and we'll now meet veteran martin village,

replace in the fine my career has been built, you know, stone by stone, like was they and some always little bit of improvement every year. and this is the course the biggest result of my career now, and hopefully this can be the start of something, something great and that i can keep playing well in the big tournaments in the grand slams. well that's it for me and your sports hand. you back over to laura? yeah, thanks very much. and that's it from me as well for this news, but i will be back in just a moment with more that i see the what what do we need to know that on this, which i don't need to be here with me when you look at me when you buy them, when you get this message, can you open at the home and ya today and we're

going to give you what we said as well. they didn't put me in. i'm a lot of money out of them at the hospital gave me when i know, i mean, i mean, i shooting a lot of do on al jazeera as watches. invasion of cream approaches, the 100 day mark. we bring you the latest from on the ground and the wars global impact. a new 3 part series describes the struggle for the return of african art funded by colonialism and still housed in european museums today. the g 7 m nato,

hold key summits with the water ukraine, and the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss is the influence of far right. politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up to the self proclaimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world help qualified by mail blazing opportunity for countries to secure their spot for caught our 2022. june on al jazeera, witness, confusion, witness, clarity, witness, family. i'm witness. friends, witness the beginning. witness. the end witness. life witness went out. how do states control information in china local go? if you tried to search the war tenement, we find it is trying to make the whole country forget how did the narrative improve public opinion. they had live died and that allowed the children to continue to die

to how is this is in journalism, we framing the story. i am here to document the war, crimes committed by fulton and his resume. the listening post dissects the media on al jazeera is a wave of sentiment around the world if you will actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because that's not part of the mainstream news market. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events that are going on. but we also tell the stories. people generally don't have a voice. and then when i was a child, my dad never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what they were really does. we ask the questions, the people who should be accountable, and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. oh i yemen who the rebels. the coalition agreed to extend.