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joe biden appeals to congress till imacs topper gun laws after a string of mass shooting. ah, are you watching al jazeera live from? don't how it needs for the battle till coming up. warring size in yemen, agreed to extend a nationwide chose for another 2 months, but major differences were made in their efforts to end the conflict. so to me is lensky says, rationale controls of 5th grade and his attacking from all directions in the battle for the dumbass reaching and celebrating queen elizabeth platinum, jubilee britain kicks on 4 days of festivities to mod 70th. since she ascended to the throne. ah yes, present, joe biden has delivered an impassioned address to the nation on gun control after

a string of my shootings is called on congress to restore limits on the sale of assault style weapons and raised the minimum age to buy guns. iden said the families of those calion of all the texas and buffalo, new york had one resounding request to shante. just do shanty for god's sake do something. after columbine, after sandy hook after charleston, after orlando after los vegas after parkland, nothing has been done. this time that can't be true. this time, which we must actually do something new should. rephrase is one of conscience and common sense for so many of you are at home. i want to be very clear. this is not a ball taken away. any was guns swelled rule of not about rule of foreign gum on

gun owners. in fact, we believe we should be treaty responsible, gun honors, as an example, while every gun owner should behave our respect for cultured with judiciary, the concerns of lawful gunners. at the same time, the 2nd amendment, like all other rights, is not absolute or the main gun lobby in the us. the national rifle association has responded to prison biden. his address on twitter is saying, instead of acting on functional measures and real solutions that when implemented will reduce crime and help will those with dangerous behavioral health issues. all that the president repeatedly propose is little only infringe on the rights of those law abiding citizens who have never and will never commit a crime. this isn't as a real solution. the scenario says it is into leadership and it isn't what american needs. and that's a shame a lead speak to holly dexter about this. she's joining us from burbank, california. she is a former co chair of women against gun violence and was on present biden's,

gun violence police equally ti when he was running for president. thank you very much. hon for being with us. when you heard the n r a's response there, what did you make 1st of the president's speech and these proposals, do they go far enough to address the issue of guns in america? well, i will 1st say i was very pleased with president biden's speech and everything he laid out is what we as activists have been calling or for decades. so it was nice to hear a president echo our words and speaking our stats. as far as what the n r a had to say, i just like to show you my jacket here. these are all buttons of friends of mine whose children were slaughtered in mass shootings and i have a whole box full of these buttons. so, you know, i really don't care what the n r a has to say. they have no facts and no data to back them up. there are people with mental health issues in every country in the world, and nobody has the mass shootings or like we have what's the difference?

free access to guns. that's it. but some of the president, craig said not just the n r a has said that he didn't in this speech address some of the other underlying issues like racism, white supremacy. what do you respond to that? those are definitely issues that he has been addressing throughout the past couple of years and that all has something to do. this is, well, there are no groups across the country. there's black lives matter. there's there's, you know, march for our lives there, student groups there. we all come together on this issue, racism, police violence, you know, mash, suiting school shootings. we all come together under this $110.00 and it will benefit everyone if some of these measures are passed. well, yeah, prison biden has now left it up to congress to, to pursue. do you think that some of the republicans in congress can be convinced

to support some type of new gun laws, especially in an election year? i think they have to have their feet held to the fire and not just by president by which i will say i would love for president biden. it tonight was a nice start. we would love to see an office of gun violence prevention opened up in the white house and have a task force working on this and making sure this gets past. he needs to do some traveling and shake hands and sit down with some of these senators. and really do the work that he knows how to do because he's done it for decades. he knows how to make deals, but really it's up to the citizens of america to hold these congressmen speak to the fire and show them for the cowards they are. and let them know, i know that there are a lot of republicans out there who are gun owners, who also agree that they want stronger gun laws passed because their children go to school too. and they need to start calling their representatives daily and letting

them know i want change. and i vote, i think that's the way that we do it. we have to change the culture just like we changed the culture was smoking. when we had to come up against the tobacco lobby, just like in the united states, we had to change the culture about marriage equality. and everybody said that would never pass. you would never have gay marriage in america and eventually the culture changed. and then the votes followed, and i think that's where we are with this right now. yeah. and did the majority of voters in the us favors strong gun laws, but you also have a very powerful gun lobby in the us. how do you reconcile those 2 things? well, you know, the only reason we have such powerful gun lobby is because these senators are selling out to them. and i just, i think that the people have to hold the senators accountable for taking blood money from the n r a. they're taking blood money there. they show no concern for these children that were slaughtered and they're not willing to do anything. they

keep talking about locking doors. what are we going to do about outdoor country, music, concerts, and shopping, and grocery stores, and praying, and synagogues, and temples and mosques. you can't lock the doors everywhere. you're going to lock the doors at the school. what the children can't play on the yard at recess or lunch. i mean they're what they're proposing is ridiculous. and the whole thing about mental health. yes. we all need better mental health programs, but there's mental health issues around the world and not now, shootings. you can very simply see what the difference is. thank you so much for talking to a thank you for your passion about this issue. holly dexter joining us from california. thank you. as turn our attention to some of the days avenues now in rival sides in yemen, 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. n. present joe biden, who says it's time to work towards a permanent p steel, victoria gate and be re force the sci fi between who the rebels in yemen.

internationally recognized government was 1st agreed in april. it'll now last for another 2 months. yemenis have greeted the knees with relief and hope like epa on the job yemenis are mostly optimistic about the result. we hope the truth 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. roaring yemen started in 2014. when it ran back to the rebels, took control of the capital santa forcing the internationally recognized government to flee. the saudi coalition joined the war the following year to try to restore the government to power more than a 150000 people have been killed during 8 years of fighting u. s. president joe biden, and the un have welcome the move to extend the truce. this is a pivotal moment for human human has the opportunity to continue this progress and choose peace instead of war suffering and destruction. the longer we can create

a po and keep and uphold a good kind of cruise bubble. the more we hope our donors are will continue to fund our operations. the conflicts created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. the un says more than 4000000 people have been displaced. 90000000 others are going hungry. analysts say the truce is a pathway to peace. the institution of a new presidential council in yemen. i think that's been key because there's new counsel. an 8 man council has really been focused on trying to change the trajectory of yemen, and it was significant, but some old, the old war mongers were removed from leadership positions in order for this council to come in. so there's everything to play for now. there is still the problem with tires, a large city in yemen, southwest that still under siege, but of the 8 long years of fighting and misery. there is at least hope among

yemenis that this devastating war might finally be coming to an end victoria gate and be al jazeera ukraine's presence is russia now occupies the 5th of his country, brought him, his lensky is urging the west to step up, weapons supplies, ukrainian troops are locked in grinding battles with the russian army with frontline stretching across more than a 1000 kilometers. the ukrainian military says here street fighting is taking place in sierra done yet. i shouldn't force is controlled 80 percent of the city, which is one of the last major urban centers in the land screeching that hasn't fallen. it's going to be a mobile binding variable. why lose? as of now, new 20 percent of our territory is under the control of occupies almost 125000 square kilometers. nearly 300000 square kilometers are polluted with mines and unexploded bombs around nearly $12000000.00 ukrainians is internally displaced. people including more than 5000000,

mainly women and children who went to broadway. you and ukrainian officials say a russian, miss heil has hit the railway lines in the western region of live. the vital transport link has been used for charming supplies ukrainian forces. then bas robbie's monitoring developments from keith bombs hit key where key rail lines are that supply humanitarian as well as military aid from the west. it'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. and that's from here and keep that we've just heard from the regional governor of the hot good. 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 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. meanwhile, the u. s. has announced a new round of sanctions targeting russian oligarchy, sent a lease. the latest measures hit more kremlin officials and businessmen linked to present, put in as well as

a yards aircraft. and the firms that managed them more than 1000 people have already been sanctioned by the u. s. and by the western countries following russia's invasion of ukraine in february, tunisia now in the us says the sacking of 57 judges by present sy saeed is undermining tenacious democratic institutions. said accused the judges of being corrupt when he dismissed them. on wednesday, he said he had given the judiciary repeated warnings to purified self. his opponents argue that his actions will exacerbate the political crisis. site has expanded his powers after sacking, the elected government and suspending parliament lost here still ahead on al jazeera. there's no 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. we follow another story of collective punishment made it out to parents in the name that

comes out is the winner and that person all the food and how a lottery argentine is helping with the journey has begun. the faithful world cup is on its way to cattle. your cattle package to day right at a seasonal rains were behaving themselves. and on this forecast they still are from the yangtze sac was more or less. this is wet time of the year. some of those are going to be outbreaks of heavy rain which pleases some flooding, hasn't yet reached japan, the significance where there is a circulation here. so there are few shouting home shoot. now you notice that beijing, that about $33.00 degrees on this sand coming out of the mongolian interior a bit further west than that, which will drop the temperature a little bit. but it also helps to kick up the car for the south. so now you got

between the yangtze property, yellow river, increasing cloud and rain. here is a quad lot of china is looking towards significant outbreaks of rain and that'll event she had to was north korea as well. for the south began briggs, still a potential for loose on, for vietnam, cambodia, maybe thailand as well down through singapore called a northern subaru, or a consequence of the organized rain. the monsoon from is going up through india, but how to spot where it is. it's officially aligned that's more or less through here. this is the slow advance and it will keep marching. i was going to take a month to get to the north. of course it's still hot, dry and dusty not as bad as it was, but it's still pretty hot in pakistan. i saw official elling of the journey join the debate, wonderful, admitted diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground on an online,

at your voice. the queen is be removed as head of state because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man, where is the progress? i haven't seen enough racial as do sports journalist. i look like me if you need to listen to those voice perspectives, even when it's hard it when it challenges some of our foundational thinking. this screen on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera live from dela, reminder of our top stories, u. s. president joe biden has delivered an impassioned address to the nation on gun control and after a string of my shootings is called on congress to restore limits on the state of soap style weapons and raised the minimum age to by god's rival sides in yemen.

civil war have agreed to extend to choose for another 2 months, just so as before it was about to expire. the un in us have welcome to move in, are encouraging a permanent peace deal. and ukraine surprised and says russia now occupies a 5th of his country. ukrainian troops are locked in grinding battles with the russian army with frontline, stretching across more than a 1000 kilometers. israeli forces have shot and killed a 17 year old palestinian in armies. dia, village, west of her maloney occupying my spank palestinian officials, save as near as the separation wall when he was shot teenagers, a fish palestinian killed in the last 48 hours. and the 63rd since the summit of the year, a funeral has been held for one of those victims. he was killed in the occupied west bank during the demolition of the home belonging to dia, machine in march, police kilter marshall is accused of shooting, fighting rings in mankind by force on the turn of your band in the occupied twice

back. oh, sheltering out his morn as barry 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 homers who was accused of killing 5 israelis until even march out before being killed. boys were in a police, ambulance medic is but how he says the raid was more intense than any he's previously experienced. what their thoughts on while at the glue and saw us amazon is really army rated the town around 9 p. m. 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. their 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 her, 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 you of dears, cleanse lava. of course he didn't tell us. the israelis of purpose fair we're ready demolished homes. are all the owners guilty? 99 percent of nothing to do with it. while they say this is bout of a tourist with the reasons a deeper they want to weaken demolish, you need to press you may at home. there's no 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,

that didn't know what plans that dia hummer say. had 11 members of the family who have simply been punished for living under the same roof. iran con, auditor job southwestern, janine hodges ear, meaning that way continues to demand a rapid in to bend in den transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied west bank. sharina blankly was shot in the hand by israeli forces. while she was an assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral is really forces torn the possession and sodding bidding morn is causing paul berries on the stopper casket that didn't serve thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east. truce them to take part in a funeral and burial embers of international meeting have condemned her killing and continued to call for an investigation. sharina barkley was with al jazeera, 25 years covering the story of these really occupation. she is known as the voice of past i. hundreds of refugees from central african republic could been

living in cameroon, are returning home. it's a journey that is resumed after a 2 year pause because of the current of irish pandemic. even morgan reports this camp for displaced people in northern cameroon houses, tens of thousands of refugees. many of them come from the central african republic . now 300 people are being repatriated, hoping to pick up where they left off, or hoping to start over was on. it's been 8 years since i flood the conflict to cameroon. i came with my husband and grandmother. i'm not afraid to go back because my neighbor, who was he with me, has already left. she helps me a loss. i just want to go back. gadget camp was set up in 2014 to accommodate 10000 central africans fling fighting between the government and to let her rebels as the conflict intensified, it's grown and now hosts more than 10 times back number. funding shortfalls, as well as limited humanitarian assistance and access to basic services, has led to deteriorating conditions in the camp to yup. argument notion when we 1st

arrived, i was happy in cameroon. but things got bad because of the hospital and lack of food to eat, to sort of being jostled by the people from left to right. so from, and that was pushing to go home, us. sure. and hundreds of people have been repatriated since the un back process began in 2019. however, the organization says the decision is ultimately up to the refugees themselves. was a review to so repatriation is done on a voluntary basis. it is the 1st of all elements there must be taken into consideration and we, you and hcr give refugees the mapping of safe areas in c a, r. and it is the refugees who opt for return. we do not promote repatriation. we facilitate that is to say the refugee is aware of the decision and we help him to return to his country. the conflict in the central african republic is not over, and the humanitarian situation is dire. the world food program estimates more than

half of the population of 5000000 people don't know where their next meal will come from. and while many of these refugees say all their remember of the villages they left behind is death and devastation. they'd rather rebuild what's been destroyed in their home country rather than live in limbo elsewhere. hip morgan, alta 0, i sion tina has one of the highest inflation rates in the world. prices are rising by an average of 70 percent a year. that's forcing people to try to find extra income to make ends meet their isabel report on how fares are flourishing in the capital with food as laundry prices. blanca lopez comes to this fear 3 times a week to sell some of her clothes to get cash. she lost her job during the pandemic and comes here with her disabled daughter because it is the only chance she has to make a living. sugar on my co op ordered i. e. i was working cleaning houses, and during the pandemic hall, lost my job. my daughter is receiving some government assistance and with that and

the old clothes i so we try to survive the people in argentina struggling with one of the highest inflation rates in the world about 6 percent a month. many who come here lost their jobs in the past years. he will come here to sell some food and clothes among other things, but also to participate in a lottery where they come late for some food from the fact that you will see here some faster linfield. and then they write their names in this little bag. the name that comes out is the winner and that person take all this food back home. but food is not the only thing that's being raffled or carlow, yet they sales tickets for a few cents. each. that money he collects is also offered as a lottery price. he says increasing numbers of people are come here to try to win extra money. ok, nick, i am a simple limited people are coming here because of the economic situation. people tell us they cannot find a job,

and this is what they have. we're adding extra days so they can come sell something . this is the only way they have to get by on a day to day basis. the biggest price is around $3.00. the 2nd is $2.00, and the 3rd, just one thing. it's a lottery for the poor, who now account for more than 40 percent of our gin tina's population procedure. li sarah was happy with the money she one, even though it will only last for a day. it does without my labrador boys. every one is struggling with my husband has job. my mom cleans houses and they get their old clothes and i bring those clothes here about i have a full year old daughter so i cannot work this. i cannot afford daycare. argentina's government spends millions and projects to assist the poor, but people like a lot of the loans. i say it's not enough. is democracy. we're here with an inflation rate of around 5 or 6 percent. most of the cash transfers made by the

state lose value. argentina has a strong state presence around 30 percent of the population already receives assistance. aside from the pensions. argentina is trying to jumpstart the economy and generate quality jobs. but it has not been easy. fears like this one have become a crucial lifeline for many in times of economic distress. betty several, i'll just see that when are cited by his son has lash subsidies for the 2nd time in a week, pushing up prices by 17 percent. former prime minister a ron can had brought in the subsidy because of inflation by the international monetary fund said subsidy broke the terms of a 2019 deal. the i m f in fis, pakistan must reduce its fiscal deficit before it resumes payments on the 6000000000 dollar package. and when queen elizabeth took the throne, it was the waning of when he is of the british empire, while the planet was recovering from the 2nd world war. a reign has seen 14 prime

ministers and countless conflicts. tens of thousands of people gathered to see her at buckingham palace on her platinum jubilee. if markovic was ah, this girl is above buckingham palace. the deafening roar of flight objects on the balcony below, a woman who could comfortably claim to be among the most famous people in modern history. 96 year old queen elizabeth the 2nd grandmother, mother, and britain's longest serving bonnet. there were notable faces missing from the moment. prince andrew stripped 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, on 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. although hereditary monica monica, she inherited the throne, prince of wales, inheritable inherit turn. it has a, there is a damage project purchase, i mean, unless with public support, the monica wouldn't eject 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 everything 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 as refugees last

year. from all of a 1000 years, the history of britain has been measured by its monica, by who's on the throne divided into ears and epochs. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bitter sweetness the 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 tree brittany chooses to be with queen elizabeth, standing for stability and continuity in uncertain times. leave barker out to sera london. ah, hello again. i am fully batched over the headlines on al jazeera us present. joe biden has delivered an impassioned address to the nation on gun control after a string of.