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rival sides in yemen? devastating civil war have agreed to extend a truce just hours before it was about to expire. the move has been welcomed by the u. n. and you as president joe biden, he says it's time to work towards a permanent pay steel, as he's far between who the rebels and yemen internationally recognized government was 1st agreed in april. and when i last for another 2 months, the conflict began in 2014. when the who sees took over the capitol center, a saudi led coalition intervened in 2015, in an effort to restore the government to power virtually escalating the conflict for millions of people across yemen. on the ground news of the truce extension has been greeted with relief and hope. yes, this, germany's are mostly optimistic about the results that we hope the truce will be extended and other issues that haven't been resolved over the past period will be addressed as well. including the opening of roads and crossings. a lemony natalia

menus are tired of this war and are fed up with the current situation and all parties must work hard to put an end to this war. and the siege, the united nations must put pressure on the obstinate party when i ran on why i said, i think it is clear that there are positive signs indicating that the truce will be extended and the war will come to an end. such as the opening of sonora or, and launching flights to, and from jordan's mom. and that is that also allowing the entrance of oil tankers and i develop it in the order. i believe that the truce is part of the solution, but unfortunately it was not implemented by the aggression countries. it was implemented theoretically and not realistically will em don't credibility. 8 years of war created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. 150000 people have been killed in the conflict, including over 14500 civilians. the truce is helping prevent deaths. the norwegian refugee council says there was a 50 percent drop in civilian casualties in the 1st month of the seas fire. but the

war has ruined what was already the arab world's poorest country. with more than 4000000 displaced from their homes. the un says 19000000 people don't have enough to eat, including more than a 160000 who are on the brink of famine. mama de la tab has more from santa when extending 2 additional months into the truth. many, many have received such news with pleasure, specially those who are waiting for their travel or flights to to have this kind of medical division outside of yemen that are around 300000. do you have any who are in need for medical vision outside of the country that also many people who move the the next tooth would brewing more life as the have only received 7 flights during the last 2 months. now many hold that the 16 flights will be received will

be coming tomorrow. also around 20 fuel tank is would also reach the data see post. this would also contribute in the, in getting the situation. also, many of the tools would enable the international organizations to facilitate and also help in bringing the not bald people i need to the lowest, specially that the around 20000000 yemen. he's a need for you may tell you assistance that also 9000000 yemen. he who require have be pushed to the big firm, and so the next 2 months are critical for him and he's also forwarding sites to resolve their differences peacefully. christian salumi has more from un headquarters in new york for you unwelcome. the extension of the truth has a positive step, one that could change the trajectory of

a war that lasted more than 7 years and pushed millions of people to the brink of starvation. still everyone is clear eyed about the challenges that remain. one sticking point is still reopening roads into the city of tai use which are controlled by iran back to the rebels. but as humanitarians have pointed out, the number of civilian casualties have declined substantially in the 2 months since the truth was 1st science, they're down by more than 50 percent flights are coming in and out of the capital for the 1st time. and the u. n. is hopeful that this can be built on. we encourage them to work actively with mister greenberg in his efforts to find a sustainable political solution. and i think the, the longer we can create a and keep an uphold the kind of a truce bubble. the more we hope that donors will continue to fund our

operations. and also as important. this choice allows humanitarians greater access to people who may not have otherwise been able to reach yemen. as one of the united nations biggest humanitarian operations. it says it needs more than $4000000000.00 to address all of the needs, but only about a quarter of that has been raised so far. of want to speak to a know she line. she is a research fellow in the middle east program at the quincy institute as well as an expert on religious and political authority in the middle east and north africa. she joins us live from washington, d. c. thanks very much for being with us. i wonder how important is it this extension is for in terms of a reprieve for yemen. i think this extension is crucial and i think a very important factor in why we saw the parties reach the extension has to do with the introduction of a war powers resolution by congress. because we know that if the u. s. receives the support that has been providing the saudi air force will not be able to provide

assistance to its proxies on the ground. and so even though we have seen at the beginning of the truth, sort of a shift in the power structure among the members of humans, internationally recognized government, the establishment of the presidential leadership council which really consolidates their power. and i have been quite concerned that they would be eager to return to the battlefield. and so instead of that, the fact that we see the truth be extended, i think very much reflects dowdy reviews, concern that the us might withdraw military support. so when you see this kind of tens of progress towards a longer term settlement that biden says is required. i think it's, it's certainly encouraging. i do think that there needs to be more progress. you know, the, the initial terms of the truth. we're not fully adhered to where we have to see progress and opening the roads into time. we have to see more flights that were supposed to be 16 flights a week by now. i believe there have still only been 3 flights total into the

capital city of santa and there need to be more fuel ships allowed in as well. there were supposed to have been 18. so in general, my, my dear hope is that by the, by extending the truce, this helps to demonstrate to parties on the grounds that there is a way forward in yemen. and that returning to the battlefield will not meet the interests of either side. mentioned in passing, that ties, what's been the obstacle to progress and can we expect that to change? so one mounts to go in the feast in chain control of the area surrounding ties. and on may 25th, we saw a special on boy hunt granbury meeting with representatives of both of these and the presidential leadership council in and to discuss reopening these rows. part of the problem is also that other militias control some of the surrounding areas. and so we need to make sure that all the relevant parties are brought to the table.

because if, if an agreement is reached between actors that aren't actually in control of the situation that won't affect what's happening on the ground. tell us is a bit about the presidential council, the new presidential council, how much of an influence they had in bringing about all this would extension of the trees. the mentorship for the presidential leadership council is sort of a, an odd grad bag of and the anthro who the coalition. that in fact, agrees on very little other than the fact that they, they don't want to take over yemen or to maintain their current control of yemen. but we have some that are very interested in establishing independence for south yemen. we have some like the nephew, a former president, a live bella, sala, ta ta sala, who himself would probably be eager to return yemen to, to how it looked, sort of pre arab spring with his family in charge of others that are members of that is a miss group is slough and so there is sort of

a question here of even if these various competing agendas are able to align against the hu fees. to what extent will they represent an effective governing coalition if they do manage to to sort of covering the i'm in, in the future in general i, i think there's definitely been concern that i've heard from people on the ground in yemen that they, they fear this new leadership council would not necessarily be all that effective just given that they have such different agendas and al sheila, thank you very much indeed for to me just thank you. thank you. much more had donated is there news are including what can you, what's fueling more economic turmoil in pakistan, while the government is trying to secure a bailout president joe biden proposed to address the nation as shocked americans demand action over gun violence and football news. one of the best defenders in the world is heading to the european champions that patients

arg, remittance cases. ukraine has had some military successes in several units, but russia now occupies the face of his country, present to the excuse, urging the west to step up weapon supplies while his troops are locked in grinding battles with rushes army with frontline stretching across more than a 1000 kilometers, ukrainian military says fierce street fighting is taking place in several. jeanette, sk. washer forces control 80 percent of the city, which is one of the last 2 major urban centers in new hampshire province. that haven't fallen official se russian missile also hit railway lines in the west leave region, which have been used for delivering supplies to ukrainian forces. unless it would be controllable binding for a while, i believe. as of now 20 percent of our territory under the control of occupies almost 125000 square kilometers. nearly 300000 square kilometers are polluted with

mines and unexpected bomb. around the 12000000 ukrainian internally displaced people, including more than 5000000, many women and children, and that went abroad. you never say massage is monitoring the elements from the capital cave bombs hit key where the key rail lines are that supply your humanitarian as well as military aid from the west that's been coming into the country. it is also used for passenger cars. now, the ukranian 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 of the nets. from here and keep that we've just heard from the regional governor of the hoss good. now, 80 percent of that city is in russian control. once again, this is pace,

maintains what we are likely to see is that being the next city to fall fully to rush and control, which is something ukrainian force 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 address, touched on that. he said that 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. nato sector general yes. stilton berg is in washington, where he's met us president joe biden, and defense secretary lloyd austin. are in talks at the white house. shelton bo

told reporters russia miscalculated when it invaded ukraine. you also said nato was in touch with turkey to find a united way forward to address concerns over sweden and finland bids to join. the lions insists ukraine is fighting a defensive war and donation weapons and not being used to attack russia. ukraine has also made the theory unless you've demonstrated over many months or several months. that they do expect to say that they are not launching attacks into russia about that there are defending themselves on new territory against the aggressive nation. but you are lying on self restraint in times of war, but going to be a short supply. but i think that, you know, it is extremely important. not all countries need follows that believe in the rule of the international space border, the sovereignty and take every nation in europe that won't need when one nation so

tight as crane has been attacked by russia since february that we support not the nation in defending itself the world's leading, all producers have agreed to increase the output following pressure over the drop in russian import opec members and the opec plus partners will produce an extra 650000 barrels a day over the coming months. if the 1st time the saudi led group has deviated from a supply policy, agreed during the pandemic, it comes after months of high level diplomacy to repair relations between riyadh and washington. dominic kane has more from berlin. what's been agreed is effectively to accelerate what had been planned for the month of september and to divide it extra as it were into july and august. so that you have this boost in production which has been agreed which will take place in july and august. the

interesting thing is that going into this virtual meeting, that took place in vienna, there had been much attention and it had pressure from some governments, notably the united states government, on the larger countries, the larger producing countries in opec and opec plus to boost output because of their concern about rising energy prices that is, seems to have been adhered to to have been listened to. and that is how to perceive what's been agreed upon. it is worth making the point that oil prices prior to the meeting has been dropping slightly. they have edged up since it has become clear quite what this output production rise really entails. but it is also worth looking at the fine print of what has emerged from the meeting. the communique as it were, the statement from opec plus saying they want to revisit as it were, the decision on the 30th of june in vienna to see what further steps might be

necessary. what else they can do. remembering as i say that what has been agreed is to accelerate the production output from september into july and august. so how do you crude oil prices impact the consumer higher prices affect inflation and the cost of living in the u. s. for example, the central bank estimates that with every $10.00 rise per barrel inflation increases by no point 2 percentage points. the factors inevitably felt most petrol pumps, passenger vehicles account for a quarter of the oil used worldwide. and higher oil prices directly hit the pockets of consumers and businesses. one is also used in jet few freight and the chemicals industry in asia demand for oil is actually rising. especially in industries like shipping a v, a sion freight and petra chemicals travel made much progress and switching to alternative fuels. when oil prices fall, it can help economies recover. thanks for like

a global tax cut helps airlines whole is supermarkets and other businesses benefit from lower transport costs. for koby, commonly as a senior analyst at energy intelligence, he joins us live now from washington. d. c. thanks very much for being with us. how much difference do you think it'll make to supply to have this decision? the why? well, thank you for having me. the 1st thing that i, i think it's very important to understand about the decision that opec plus just made is that the group is already well behind on the production targets that it's set for several months. this isn't in of itself is not necessarily new. and it shouldn't overshadow the fact that this is a significant decision, but, but it should be understood that the, the numbers we're discussing today as a result of the alliance decision, exist mostly on paper. and then we're not talking about the actual physical barrels that the group is going to end up adding to the market. our estimate is, is that the alliance had fallen behind its production production targets by around

2600000 barrels a day as of april and very likely past 3000000 barrels per day in may. and the actual supply additions will, will probably not tally up to the full volume that the alliance has said, as it's as its target since then. and all of this is due primarily to a number of west african producers that have have under produced. there is a growing chance that that larger produces in the mid east, like iraq and kuwait will in the coming months hit the, the upper limits of the spare capacity that they do have before these cuts are fully on while so as i said, it doesn't mean that this isn't an insignificant decision, but in terms of the near term price impact, you know, there may be some, some better ability to align quotas with what member states can actually produce now. but you know, this, our demand is rising and i'm here in the u. s, we just, we just have in world weekend which is sort of thought of as the,

the kick off of summer driving season. so you know, refining capacity is also limited as, as that's going on around the world. and a combination of this announcement, as well as the strategic petroleum reserve releases that were announced earlier in the year, may sort of throw some, some cold water on prices rising. certainly, you know, prevent the march to a $150.00 price environment. but because of those factors in terms of price is the really shouldn't be an expectation that things will go down. this on i was about to rush, i mean, that had been reports to the group might exclude russia and from contributing because of the ukraine invasion, but they didn't. what did you make of that? well, we understand that moscow didn't actually requests that exemption from from quotas . and what, what this tells us now is that the group leadership are highly interested in keeping russia involved in its market balancing strategy, moving forward with whatever that may look like. but, you know, given that saudi arabia is,

is really the leader of the core opec states. and that ties between moscow and re, i have not come under immense stress since the war and ukraine started. there was really never any expectation that russia's participation in opec plus was in question whether that would be voluntary or otherwise. i mean, russia will, will appreciate opec plus, holding the line on its behalf. and i think what we can also see here is a very strong desire to preserve that cooperation between the core opec states and the russia lead group of non opec states that came together originally in 2016. and you mentioned that he read them, how much of the decision can be linked to improvement in relation is between you the u. s. and saudi, and the need to put the pressure that yes, i've been putting on saturday to increase production. that i think this is certainly a good will gesture to, to the united states and the white house press secretary earlier today. you know, when, when out of her way to welcome opec pluses decision and,

and the statement that was released specifically referred to, to saudi arabia's role here. so, i mean, in the scheme of us saudi relations, i think this is a positive development, probably signals a greater likelihood that the president biden will go to reopen the coming weeks. but i do think there's also some caution warranted here in assuming that the u. s. was, was sort of the main driver of this decision. you know, you, you've had the g 7 specifically the u. s. but, but, you know, broader consumer nations press pressuring opec plus for, for 9 months for the better part of a year now. and you, you have a group that's also trying to keep itself together and as our, your area that, that also really doesn't want to toy with the perception that it, that it may be part of the problem here. i mean, bear in mind this comes a couple of days after saudi arabia appointed his 1st ever climate envoy, so that he does a risk in taking too narrow view of the decision. but that the u. s. is, is certainly

a very significant factor called economy. thank you very much indeed for your analysis. thank you. thank you. i cast on has slashed fuels subsidies for the 2nd time in a week, pushing up prices by $0.17 salita. countries, new government is struggling to stabilize the economy for my problem is to iran con, brought in a fuel subsidy because of inflation. but the international monetary fund said the move for the terms of a 2019 deal. i'm f insist focused on miss reduced. it's fiscal deficit before it will resume payments on a $6000000000.00 package. rod has moved from is another way to what we have been able to do a long q dad. the few pet throw stations that are still open that day going one. i've already closed down because the price a change is going to come into effect. the crush focused on that is considered by language. we have seen people who are losing that tampa at the federal stations. and of course they finance minister announcing died less than

a week before he denounced or not the prices of brandy, but then that you mentioned, joe, indeed this is going to have a devastating effect on an already crumbling economy. a sort of thing that did it conditionality from the i m f. they want to be able to stabilize the economy . but this is going to have a devastating effect, particularly because of the political uncertainty as well. in ron khan, who are that with state that already announced that be butchered, come out on friday to protest against the government. dec wonder dick and instability reload. so fact up into focused on growing economic crisis, but did good indeed. an unprecedented move to higher prices of fuel since the country independent roll with the i met vodree really usually does it the lifeline budget on hold to secure with the $900000000.00 drawn out of the 6 $1000000000.00

dashboard under the i m f d as the price of petrol searches, minions across pakistan and struggling to make ends meet is $1.00 man's story. a sonoma lykins unit, and i'm if child looked at my name is her shot, ultimate alonzo. and i'm running my shopping from the last 6 months. 5 years ago i started my work on a garden and was selling an app on south sponsor more, 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 above me said go to the poor, can't even afford a piece of bread. this will 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 it's on the rise every day. both government, the previous and presents, 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 or you everything is so expensive and i'm worried how to bear the expenses like that. i'm paying a $150.00 us dollars rent for the house and a $130.00 us dollars for my tuck shot. and it's hard to earn even that. but we are 3 people working at the shop and can't even earn 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 needing it, is more lucky. i wish and pray if any government comes, if they should look for the benefits of poor like us, and should control inflation. watching out there alive from london,

still ahead grief in the occupied west bank after another palestinian is killed by israeli forces, a red pablo picasso. exhibition returns to cynical 50 years after it was 1st displayed and the transport we have from the golden state, warriors and boston celtics, head of the n b, a finals. ah, that could be some spectacular weather in the skies over france because although the moment is covering what looks like benign cloud coming in to hide this thing, he is called for an accurate like a boot is going to kick those clouds up into the sky and produce thunderstorms, some quite significant ones. now the rest of europe is sitting on these, this settled, weather began to soccer, which still keeps things flattened quite with exception scandinavia. so here's the

picture. then for friday this will be clad and rain. yes, thunderstorms are thinking about forming and it will be raining, i think in portugal as well. good part of the rest of europe enjoying warming, sunshine. the winds are dying down, but it's still looking pretty damp in sweden. but london, its focus briefly on london for reasons i'm sure you're aware of the next 3 days the winds are going to be a bit of a problem. quite strong, i think on saturday. and then the clouds tend to close in. we could even rain on sunday, disappointing i know for the platinum jubilee celebrations. but beyond that it's big thunderstorms where you see the blue thompson. yes, it could be nice near boswell hot further south greece and turkey and italy still the hot, extending down through most of north africa, where the winds are particularly strong and sandy, even as far south has been. jewel. ah,

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we state ah, ah, my new top storage and i'm 0 gibbons who the rebels and saudi led coalition have agreed to extend an existing truce by 2 months. us president joe biden, welcome the decision and said it's time to work towards a permanent piece deal. ukraine's president says russia now occupies a fish to the country. jeremy zalinski is urging the west to step up weapon supplies for his troops locked in grinding battles with frontline, stretching across more than a 1000 kilometers on the walls. leading all producers of agreed to increase the output fine pressure over the drop in russian impulse. opec members and that opec

last partners will produce an extra $650000.00 barrels a day of the coming months. yes, president joe biden will address nation in the come as to discuss done violence. americans been shocked over recent spate of mass shootings including one in a texas school that killed 19 children and a racist attack that targeted that people at a supermarket. many demanding that congress act now to restrict gun sales. patty calhoun, reports washington anal familiar scene in the us. police rushed to the scene of a mouse, shooting this time in tulsa, oklahoma, this time a medical billing wednesday. a patient targeting his doctor after he performed back surgery that dr. another dr. a receptionist and a patient murdered the police say the gunman killed himself. he bought one of the guns just hours before at 2 p. m. on june, the 1st mister louis purchased a semi automatic rifle from

a local gun store. that semi automatic rifle was in a r 15 style rifle. the same weapon used to kill 1900 children and 2 teachers at a texas elementary school last week. the same weapon used to murder 10 people at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. 10 days before that. in both cases, the alleged gunman were just 18 years old. the texas shooter killed the scene. the buffalo shooting suspect arraigned on murder charges thursday. and now in the house of representatives moved to raise the legal age for gun purchases from 18 to 21 years old. and outlaw large capacity magazines, make new rules for storing guns at homes. also bringing about a now familiar political debate. many mind you're wondering why is this still happening? no, this is not rushing. no, it's not 3, mature, 22 years have passed since columbine. and the time is now to act

is disturbing though some of use this and other recent attacks to justify the partisan attacks. like we just heard or policies before us today to make it harder for. busy body citizens to obtain firearms in the hope that by doing so that sunday maybe they'll become unavailable to the lawless. it is all but certain that bill will found the evenly divided senate. a group of senators are trying to work out a compromise, but advocate, while hopeful are not optimistic. it's an uphill battle. it's not, you know, it's challenging, but we may make some change this time. but as i said, it will be necessary change, but nowhere sufficient decades of mass shootings, countless addresses from presidents promising to fix the problem. now, president biden making the now familiar call for change. particle haine al jazeera washington, my kind of doors as live from washington dc. so what is the president expected to

say? well, he's going to be speaking and just under 2 hours, it's expected that he will make a very strong point cold to congress, to institute new anti gun legislation. now, white house people have made very clear that the president has done what he can in terms of executive action. real change has to come about through congress. and president biden is likely to use his forum tonight to make a very strong call for congress to pass through the legislation that is being discussed in the house at present. but once again, it's highly unlikely that that will go through the senate. but white house spokesman as well, point out as that president biden has been through this before back in 1994, he was part of a senate committee that managed to pass a 10 year ban on assault weapons similar to those guns that have been used in recent shootings that expired in 2004 and has never been re instituted. but the

white house as sources saying that he will try to learn from this experience. and he knows how to get through to congress to persuade those recalcitrant republicans in particular to come behind and form some kind of bipartisan anti weapons program . i can thank you very much. indeed. it's a forces of shot dead, a 17 year old palestinian in our mid year village, west of ramallah. ashley officials say oder ma'am. i've said aka was near the separation room when he was shot. is the 4th palestinian killed in the last 48 hours. meanwhile, a funeral has been held and the occupied west bank for a 24 year old shot dead by israeli forces, among count reports from the town of. yeah, bad in the occupied west bank. oh. sheltering out his morn as berry, palestinian below cuba, the flags of palestinian factions including fatter,

animals wave in a moment of unity. i will all was killed by these railing army late in a rate on wednesday as it demolished the home of dear ha, marsha and 11 members of his family. dear hm. marcia was accused of killing 5 israelis until of even march before being killed by israel. a police ambulance medic is but how he says the raid was more intense than any he's previously experienced. what the 3rd at the home and while at the. ready going south us, amazon is really army rated the town around 9 pm. it was barbaric. the 1st minutes of the raid we dealt with injuries to 3 individuals. a gunshot wound to the stomach, the jar, and the neck. the survivors are in critical condition and are still being treated. the raid took place her at what was the home herself, family, home, d as uncle aimen how michelle has returned to what's left. now although deer was killed during his attack on israelis in march, his family have also been punished by the home being made uninhabitable and their belongings destroyed a form of collective punishment. this has long been

a policy for israel. since 1967 hundreds, the houses have been demolished in this way. according to israeli human rights organizations, no evidence has been given that the ha, michelle family were involved or even knew of dea's plans lava. of course he didn't tell us the israelis of purpose. they have already demolished homes. are all the owners guilty, 99 percent of nothing to do with it. while they said this is bouts of a tourist, within the reasons a deeper they wanted to weaken demolishing to press you home a at home is there way the family will ever be allowed to live in this house again, if they try and rebuild these rallies, will come back and destroy it. that's 11 members of the household that are now homeless, 11 members, but didn't know what plans at dia, homer say, had 11 members of the family who have simply been punished for living under the same roof. around con, auditor job southwestern,

janine out there media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied westbank. sharyn at work lay was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral is where the forces stormed the procession and started beating mourners, causing paul bears mister, drop her casket at didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation of work. there was without a 0 for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. tom manley does in afghanistan have begun enforcing a ban on poppy cultivation. the group wants to end production of opium and heroine across the country that the decision will affect millions of farmers who rely on proceeds from the crop. the taliban announced the band in april and his threatened

to jail violators had it could lead to an increase in organized crime. relatives of the victims of a stampede in southern nigeria and demanding justice. 31 people were killed and dozens more injured at a charity event organized by a church in port harcourt on saturday. a stampede began over food parcels and donations that were being handed out. families are the victim said. the lack of response from authorities is shocking. the church as issued a statement saying it's reaching out to victims and their relatives. but some say they've heard nothing. without god, not by them. these don't are loose like the war, like keyboard thought, game year. nobody ever called me from the judge. i've noticed he will go from the past door. busy or the police at lead this you copy liddy formulas, copies really formalism. and this is life or a yoga most something ladies, you have to put it. so security on ambulance, you know, for us herbs,

on the red cross, you know, you have to attach all this is because we're all humans. and exhibition of works by a spanish artist pablo. picasso has returned to the senegalese capital, 50 years after it was 1st displayed there. organizes of the black civilization museum. want to demonstrate how picasso is inspired by african art. nicholas hack reports from decker. mama did you find his friend ibrahim, or in his school, visit to the museum of black civilization the see the work of pablo picasso. the guide gives an impassioned explanation on why because it belongs to african art you bremer. find it all boring. but my my due season because he was brushed rags, something familiar, and so he stays on. did the mask inspired picasso or picasso, inspire the man. he wonders before realizing the answer lies in front of him. i know the maston spied because these are 2 master people. look at the form of the

face and they are so similar. the artist who did this one is famous. the other one has been forgotten, but as much older. in 1907 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 zeus. the exhibition radically changed the way because painted and sculpted the aim of the exhibition is to show the link between the casso 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 animal african mask. because they never traveled to africa, but his work has. the exhibition is a copy of when that took place 50 years ago, but the public's perception of the artist has since changed. just outside the museum. contemporary art gallery luminous is challenging because his work,

this piece by a french senegalese artists, 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, the gear my painting seems 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 him 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. the world health organization says the curve 19 outbreak in north korea is likely to be getting worse, and there are doubts over the effectiveness of the countries response. w h o says it's not been able to access data beyond what's publicly reported. the north korean government confirmed around 3700000 cases of fever like symptoms. but at dispos few details about the severity of illness or how many people have recovered. state media says look down of being enforced in some provinces. a queen, as best took the phone, it was in the waning years of the british empire,

while the planet was recovering from the 2nd world war. a reign has seen 14 prime ministers and countless conflicts. large crowds gathered here in london to see her buckingham palace on her platinum and jubilee admissions longer. subbing monica won't be attending a thanksgiving sabbath on friday after experiencing the palace described as some discomfort. a fucker port. ah, the sky is above buckingham palace. the deafening roar of pointed to the balcony below, a woman who could comfortably claim to be among the most famous people in bolton history. 96 year old queen elizabeth the 2nd grandmother, mother and brittany, longest serving bonnet there were notable faces missing. from the moment prince andrew strips of his royal titles in the wake of sexual assault allegations and prince harry after his decision to leave royal life behind him. the day began with the tripping of the color,

a display of military pageantry marking the queen's official birthday. and the stars of several days of events and st. parties commemorating her long reign. the celebrations, of course, are for every one. for those who would rather abolish the monarchy. queen elizabeth represents hierarchy and privilege. yes, she still manages to appeal to many. oh, those hereditary monica monica, she inherited the throne, prince of wales, inheritable inherit turn. it has a, there is a democratic process. i mean, unless the public support, the monarchy wouldn't exert feminist precursor so popular on the green enjoys very strong appreciation. in the vast crowds, the occasion brought the monarchy and the masses closer together. if only for a fleeting moment. some camping outside buckingham palace for days, for a front row seat. it has been a thing that great britain can throw at you. rain hail. no, we didn't get snow,

but that's about the only thing we didn't get among the well wishes. we meet a tiny baby, several weeks old, named elizabeth after the queen. the rocky family came to britain. those refugees last year from all of a 1000 years, the history of britain as be measured by as monica by who's on the throne divided into ears and epochs. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bitter sweetness that perhaps we are now in the final pages of the era. queen elizabeth the 2nd, it's a seeming contradiction that a modern parliamentary democracy still has an unelected hereditary head of state. but this is the kind of country britain chooses to be with queen elizabeth studying the stability and continuity in uncertain times. the barca out to sierra london 3500 beacons being lit across the u. k. and its overseas territories to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. and arching of the principal beacon in the u. k. was part

of a jewel ceremony, triggered by queen elizabeth from her home in windsor castle. my grandson, it's william waited 35 kilometers away at buckingham palace to watch. as the beacon centerpiece, a tree of trees, sculpture was illuminated. a bekins rose with us in the capitol, cities of the commonwealth countries. sports coming up after the break by the french open women's final feature to the brightest young stars and again. ah, cats are airway official airline of the john? ah

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peter has your sport now. lauren, thank you very much. 34 matches and counting. that's how many consecutive victories, egos fiance has recorded, and now she's into the french open. the final, the bull. number one from poland needed just 64 minutes to cruise past darya casa tina. it was the 4th time they met this year. and just like the previous occasions she on tech who was in a class of her own, she reaches the final ed grown and gas for the 2nd time after winning the tournament in 2020. now only 4 women have actually one, at least 30 consecutive matches. this century, 1st on that list is venus williams. she leads the way the former world number one does with 35. her sister serena is 2nd on that list, she won 34 matches on the truck. she's joined there now by the current world. number one from po and eagle, free on tech,

who can of course go to 35 on saturday with a win in the role. and gary's final wish you would join venus williams, 35, that's the magic number. and then you can see making up the this grand quartet, justine her, now the belgian, 32 winds in a row. that's what she had earlier this century. let's hear now from fiance being able to be in the final again it's, it's grade especially when i didn't know actually home going to play here after so many tournaments. so they played on. it seemed kind of obvious for me that the streak may come to him and so and so, so i just want to take it really step by step and i didn't have any exact course on this tournament. and just seeing how my game is developing every match, it's something that's giving me a lot of no hope and i'm just proud of myself. she on so cool, play american teenager cocoa golf in the final, the 18 year old ended the fairy tale run of italy's martinez for every son. gov

took this match 6361 and she has not lost a says all tournament. she reaches her 1st grand slam singles final in less than 3 full use on to her. yeah, i think i'm in a mind say now like it doesn't matter. i mean, i'm going to be happy regardless. i know, and my parents are going to love me regardless, so i'm just going to go into it another matter. i don't, i mean the, as a grand slam final will like there's so many things going on in the world right now . then especially in the u. s, a lot of stuff is happening right now, so i think it's not important to stress over a tennis match. when are joined by john worth, i'm from the tennis channel, john. good to see you again. how important is it for the w t that an american, in this case, coca golf becomes one of the key faces of the women's game. as we move beyond the era of venus and serena williams, that's, that's a great question. i would say something just slightly,

slightly south of critical. this is great for the w t. a which apart from the williams sisters and this transition, remember they lost their number one player ash a party who retired shortly after what else really opened earlier this year. this is a tour that is pulled out of china is missing that revenue to have an 18 year old american on the ascent to is so utterly likable and such a bright future. there are a lot of people behind the scenes doing cartwheels right now. this is a very good, a great question. very good news for women. we haven't talked about that. it was better for the women's game to have someone dominate as we are thing with the get you on. take right now, or is they more value in the grandstand title when it's being spread out, the key to individual support is rivalry. and it's great if you have a dominating force, but there has to be some sort of challenge and bait. maybe coco golfing. contact is

the rivalry of the future. baby saca resurfaces. it's wonderful that you can take this one would have now 34 straight matches, but we know this from, from step the graph versus chris ever did. martina, never global rivalry, probably. and i think, i don't think it's unique to him, and i think this is a rule of individual sports in general rivalry. trump's sort of unchecked excellence. and finally, joe, i'm looking at hate to the men's semi final. what are your thoughts, roxanne? at all his as beat, no joke about cheese one is about 13 times at theory. he is the favorite. he is also depending on the wonder you're watching this. he is about to turn 36 or he is 36. what do they a big age and i think that we're all wondering what robert doll has last after 2 very emotional matches. but. ready he has beaten his rival, novak brokovich, and in theory, things are, are lining up pretty well. typically he can hold up to when a crazy, i'll 14 french open title john with i'm always good talking to you. thank you for

your time. you got it. ukraine coach alexander petra coff has dedicated wednesdays, world cup qualifier. victory of scotland. 2 soldiers fighting in the trenches back home. soldiers like these men watched the game on a phone a part of the territorial defense force based in hockey. they say they are proud of their team and the way they are representing the country ukraine will qualify for the world cup if they beat wales in cardiff on sunday. la, la loses the social is presence of the i enter the soul. when i see a ukrainian boys playing all over the world, in all the stadiums showing this q a, how do they all know that there's a country named ukraine with its own culture, language, and tradition. the world will know what the ukranian spirit means in the capital key. the atmosphere was subdued with walsall very much a part of daily life. the fence went to watch some of the game in

a local ball. but because of the curfew under martial law, they had to leave half way through and go home. still, it was a welcome distraction, mullen davison. right now there are not so many people because of the war. a lot of people are absent. normally we would have had a lot of people because this is a big event. it is important to to feel at least some thesis. okay. realize that life is to hear more just more european champions. rail madrid have agreed to sign germany, defend antonio. rudy gets he'll join on a free transfer from chelsea who he has played full since 2017. rudy goes new deal will keep him at madrid for the next 4 seasons. the n b a finals get underway in a few hours between the golden state warriors and the boston celtics. game one is in san francisco, where the warriors unbeaten in the play of so far, their seeking they forth champ, which of the 8 he is. and as always, if carry, if the key man for golden state of the celtics are trying to break a tie with the los angeles lakers and become the 1st team with 18

n b a titles they last victory was in 2008 we play for city was very impatient, they have every right to be on the things that they've accomplished, you know, as kind of hard not to be inpatient. so we understood it, we get it, and it just helps us strive to even, you know, i got there and, and, you know, please that in patient is that they have as fuel to our fire or veteran players have addressed the group about a, you know, the difference in the finals compared to earlier playoff rounds just in terms of the atmosphere and the vibe. so all you can do as a, you know, try to prepare for it and, and try to focus on, on the game. but others, there is a lot of fanfare for sure. and in the n h l. playoffs, the new york rangers took the opening game of the eastern conference final powering past the tucson defending stanley camp champions,

tampa bay lightning. the ranges grab a 6 to victory recording a franchise record 7th consecutive home victory in the playoffs came to is also in new york. that one is on saturday and that's all the sports needs. lauren, back to you in london. thanks. return that set to for me. lauren taylor, this news out, i'll be back in a minute with another full run of today's news. actually much indeed watching. ah ah. and a for over

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