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hello, i'm marianna mozy. welcome to the news our lie from london coming up in the next 60 minutes andre days into the war and ukraine. russia now controls about a 5th of the country, but it defies. present law. dom is lensky vows. victory will be out. ah, protests in the democratic republic of congo over a wanders alleged support for the on group and $23.00 along its border. versus royals attend to a thanksgiving service at saint paul's cathedral as part of the nation's platinum jubilee celebrations. but queen elizabeth a 2nd herself missus special events. i'm on people. feminine donahoe, with all the sports news ref home. down through the french open. final call to germany's movement 3 alexander vetted, is forced to make a painful exit ah

low and welcome to the new south. well, ukrainian forces, still holding out in the eastern city of sierra dani ask a 100 days after russia invaded its neighbour. or is it remains zalinski has praised ukrainian resistance and promised victory in video a message to his people. there are reports of st by street fighting in savannah. donnie at 80 percent of the city is now under moscow's control. if so far on yet, and may bring less chance. is it too big cities? if there was a full rush, you would hold all of the eastern la hans province, which would be the biggest gain off to pulling back from the capital in march. but she cried in troops are already in europe training to operate advanced missile systems pledged this week by the us and britain key hopes these will change the

course of the war. meanwhile, the african union has told russia the continent all the victims of ukraine's invasion of on an economic level chairman, mikey, so edge present idea to tend to take into account suffering from food shortages caused by moscow's military actions. same bas raleigh has more now from geez. there's 2 ways to look at the math here for resisting rushes intervention in their country. it is cost the country of ukraine, 20 percent of its territory on the other side of it is that ukraine, 100 days later, is still in this fight. now we have to remember that russia was intending to take even a matter of days, and the best experts in the world estimated that after keep the rest of ukraine would follow in a matter of weeks, as russia continued to slowly digest ukrainian territory. something it's been doing for years, but the fact that the country is still standing isn't it,

is in and of itself, a major victory in this conflict. and that is exactly the point that ukraine's president made to mark this day. the leader of the faction is here, the head of the president's office is here. the prime minister mahal is here. potter lack is here. the president is here. our teams much bigger. the armed forces of ukraine here. most importantly, our people are here. the people of our state are here. we've been defending our state for 100 days. victory for laurie to ukraine. strong words they're from ukraine's top comedian turned president, turned war time commander in chief and it really mirrors the same things you said 99 days ago. at the start of this invasion at the start of this war, he wanted to make the point that the country's leaders, given the opportunity to leave, have not left the country's leaders are still here and this fight will go on. now there is no se putting

a spin on what is happening in the east of the country. russian forces have in the last few weeks for about a month or so, consolidated their forces in the east of the country. they've made tactical retreats from in and around keith and they are now in the east and the war. there is truly devastating, and the horrors of that conflict are being lived by those being taken into russian occupation as the russian advance continues. but when you crania is in places like even those parts of the country that are away from the battlefront, say that life must go on, that life must move forward that there must be something to look forward to. what we've seen here in the capital key was a return to a kind of normalcy. we've seen businesses reopen. people have been moving back to the city. those have fled in the early days of the conflict. and there are people back out onto the streets. and what you craniums here tell us is they may not be on the front line, but simply returning to a certain kind of normal. that is the antithesis to what vladimir putin, the vision for this country is. and that in and of itself will return, will,

will continue, and that will be against russia's aggression. it continued active, ukrainian defiance members of ukraine to the foreign legion of arrived in spirit on the canal and are preparing to join the battle slave driven into the town, assess damage instead of military equipment. in the past few weeks, russia has put troops into the small factory if they both sides believe to suffer. punishing losses in fierce fighting bonds. officials say quite as recaptured 20 percent of last territory in the 50. meanwhile, in hard kiva, a timber plant was destroyed by a missile strike on friday. no casualties reported the crane. second largest city has been relatively quiet since forces regained territory and pushed back russian troops. earlier this month, keep suffered heavy bombardment from the start of russia invasion, which left the city. a wasteland of ruined buildings.

julius now from ukraine is alexander rodney and ski. he is an advisor to the president going to miss lansky. he's also an assistant professor of economics at cambridge university. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. is russia gaining strength in east in ukraine? world? she was like slowly they are trying to adopt a strategy that i've learned from their initial mistakes that we saw that the on spent of the invasion when they move towards can you open them? they have to treat the us having dr. my heavy blow. so they've learned from these mistakes, they're trying to adapt their strategies. and what we're seeing now is a very slow advance towards lucy chunks or the other parts of the dorm bus area. but as we year they but she kind of failing again. so it is true that they've managed to gain some ground today. we've managed to push them back again around

them. so it doesn't seem like it's a real victory for them yet. and it's going to take a lot of time if they really want to make sure or somehow capture all of the don't bus, that's going to be very hard cost them. but they already control more than 90 percent of the province of land. so once they take the 2 main cities that are done yet, can less chance they will control the entire province. that's only a matter of time, isn't it? well, it's hard to say, maybe we're gonna turn the tide somehow and push them back again. you can really say that with certainty, but it is a risk, obviously, like you say, lance region that's almost fully occupied by the russians not, but that is still far from capturing all of the don bus, which they've set out to do, are essentially declared us their ultimate goal, because remember there's still 2 donetta region which half of which we basically control. still that's going to take them a lot of time to even capture and they might get pushed back even in the hans. why do you say that? well, because we are getting your weapon,

we've just lost mr. jones key for a few moments, cause he's joining us from ukraine. you can understand that communications are not very straightforward, but nonetheless, he's just giving us a sense of how the battle is going in the eastern part of ukraine. where the russians of course, are making a bit to conquer all of the east and dumbass region. though the ukrainians claim to have taken back some territory in the past 24 hours. and yes, mr. rodzinski, we lost you for a few seconds that but you would just telling us that about how russian gates could possibly be reversed by ukrainian fighters. that's right. so we're also adopting our strategy and we're also getting the weapons, then it's increasingly hard for the russians to keep up them around, which was never high. so ultimately we will be victorious. there's no question

about the question is, what will it cost? how many more lives will be lost? that's the only question. would you compromise on east and ukraine if it would bring the war to an end and save lives? well, never because it's not going to save lives. remember we saw what happens to our people when they occupy. we saw them being raved deported. i don't know, but should everything horrendous happening to them when they're under to patient? so how can we leave them alone? that's never going to be an option when it would bring the fighting to an end. and that would enable humanitarian supplies to access areas that have been under attack, but also enable the safe, the safest way sion of those people who are in the areas under russian control. that is an illusion. they're not going to be evacuated. we saw what happens with them, very deported somewhere to russia. they're taken to the creation camps that tortured the rate. so that's not an option for us. we have to reestablish or control over the whole of our territory of the occupied areas. but

because that's what our people want and are waiting for in the occupied in and what if the west were to press you to reach negotiated settlement that would include conceding eastern territory to russia, much of which is already under that control. well, the west, i don't think that we're going to do that and, and if the west is contemplating anything like that. and so with russia, maybe they should start crushing russia and to pulling back their troops, liberating or people the blocking the black sea. so such as such that there is no food crisis and no hunger crisis is nafrica. maybe that's the place to start. if and when this war and we have seen, not any civilians lose their lives, but cities have been raised to the ground. how difficult and costly as reconstruction going to be very difficult. they cost the current estimates of the, the direct and indirect costs taken together from the war already, somewhere between $600000000000.00 and

a trillion dollars. now that's everything direct and indirect. in other words, not just the infrastructure damage, which is about a $100000000000.00, maybe but, but also everything that has been lost, the production, the output, everything that would have been produced and isn't going to be produced. so that's going to take years to rebuild. we will need a marshall plan for ukraine, which we're currently trying to already establish and negotiate with our partners. it wouldn't, it will entail hundreds of billions of $1.00 and $8.00. and we will have to basically work on it for years, in order to rebuild our country, stronger and better. nearly 7000000 people of fled ukraine, obviously, people traumatized by what has happened. will they ever feel safe in that country? again, how can you persuade them to return home? well, that's a good question. you're right. i mean, there is about 6000000 people that are, have been forced to pre ukraine in there somewhere in europe. mainly. there is about 3000000 in poland. you know, hundreds of, of thousands and other countries,

we will have to create the incentives for them to return of this thing. but 1st of all, the main issue is ending the war, because nobody really wants to return when there is a risk of escalation, when there is a risk of the return of russia's troops, which we saw what they're going to do. so essentially, that's the 1st step to ending ending the crisis and ending in the humanitarian and the refugee. and then going forward trunk to your question, how can we insure the birth piece of stability that long lasting? well, that will depend on what, what will happen with russia, what we need to make sure that russia transits from the author, italian regime, do something that's more like a mechanic regime or lisa transition towards the top. because clearly they cannot be long lasting peace and real stability and economic prosperity, side by side living with its vision, alexander rod janski's advisor to present or to mere zalinski of ukraine. thank you . thank you. or you and food and agriculture organisation says it, well, food prices have fallen slightly for

a 2nd consecutive month. prices surged off to russia's invasion of ukraine, sparking fears of global hunger crisis. the un agency price index dropped just point 6 percent in may from april, as the prices of dairy products and vegetable oils fell. but prices are still 56.2 percent higher compared to a year ago. both russia and ukraine are major exporters of agricultural goods. we price is a still surging, rising 5.6 percent in may. the u. n. is trying to broke. we're deal with russia to unblock grain exports from ukraine's black seaports in crimea. but president putin insist sanctions on washer must be east 1st. abdul, razor obasi honors the senior food market and list and a former senior economist with united nations food and agriculture organization. he says the query, the ukraine was created, uncertainty around production and supply routes. the biggest expected decline year on year declining production is partly because all crane crane because of the

off the war. so that is the production site. but the problem is unfortunately not just the production, but how crane can get his wheat into the market. as we saw in the last few months, logistical problems, what will make sense? so for preventive, that in spite of the fact that train does have quite a large, a carry over, inventor is been sold to the market. this is one problem. the other aspect is russia itself is going to have a good crop this year. old predictions point to that. but the question is, you know, they have to sell this grain to their customers. and obviously, the combination of many factors is going to make this trade a little bit different from, from the previous year. and this uncertainty adds pressure to the market and makes the whole thing looking a little bit, i would say on settling. and this was predicted, in fact, we were saying few months ago that 2021 season is not as bad as feared, but 20 to 22 to 3 season. which starts now is going to be more worrying,

because we simply don't know how the trade routes will be affected and how supplies from the black sea richness of the world. he was in use our life from london, much more lad. bad to worse, we look wise in both ways struggling to stabilize its economy. aiden fears more job losses. struggling to put food on the table. community kitchen set up across shoreline, co web basic supplies and al, too expensive many and lay transport will have all the action from gay. one of the m, b, a finals. ah, now opposition groups in the democratic republic of congo, calling for the government to cot, diplomatic ties with rwanda, they are urging supporters to continue protest and capital kinshasa demonstrate as a or a wander supported recent attacks by the m 23 rebel group. but as malcolm lab reports,

rewan debt denies those accusations, ah, thousands marched on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of democratic republic of congo, protesting against what they say is ruined and military aggression in the east of the country. people here say rwandan president pul cami is behind a recent series of attacks by the rebel group m 23. again, marcia had way were protesting because of what paul cook gama has been doing in our country for decades. now. today we're saying enough is enough. this must stop about got the diplomatic relations between our country and we're wander should stop and our ambassador and rwanda needs to come home. tens of thousands of people who fled their homes because of the fighting. the attackers occupied several towns and villages. corners army took some of them back. some people have since returned home me nearly came via i fled and spent 4 days in

a comfort displaced people near gama. but to now returned to my house, it was already looted ronda and so just came with trucks and looted several houses, including mine. congress army has struggled to contain the attacks. we've started in november, rwanda's government denies being involved, not present. so honestly, just and you're seeing from there, they will not be anymore a british review if any other force present to me is and yours is no prisoners off going on. so yes, both rwanda and uganda have been accused of meddling and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1990s. 10 years ago you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded m 23. when it took control of much of the north keeping province, that time congress army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with ruined or in uganda, with international military support. oh,

that's what the protesters won't congos army to do. again. the international community is calling for peace talks, but people here and many congolese say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders. malcolm web al jazeera, at least one person has been shot dead and several others injured during a demonstration in sudan and hundreds of people. if in mocking the 3rd anniversary, the killing of a 128 people in a pro democracy protest and a capital and a simple morgan reports from high tim active they say they are still waiting for justice waving flags and chanting slogans for the 3rd year protested and hard to took to the street to remember victims of a brutal crack down by security forces to break up a pro democracy can at the army headquarters. want to see in the rails for all those who in vote. zach kill of alanon. not as

ha individual. so yes, but including those who plant ah, for this massacre and those who all done for it and those good tried to concede. there were similar protests in other cities. the 2019 fit and led to the ouster of president omnibus. here, after 30 years in power, but it continued as demonstrates as demanded as to 1000000000 government. witnesses and survivors have accused the security forces of using excessive force to disperse protectors. there were reports of bodies being drawn into the nile river and allegations of sexual violence. a transitional government sworn in 3 months after the attack. well promised investigate the attack that government was deposed last year. but since the military took power and october folks have faded by justice will be served any time soon. the gun with these sets up to investigate bad sack was suspended, and nearly 8 months song. there's been no talk of reviving at. amira couples lost

her 26 year old son in boston. she says, despite the delays, she continues to demand for those responsible for his death to be held accountable . there was the postponement in the issue of justice for the protest killed. and people would say, let's focus on moving forward. and the issue of justice would come later. this is something we will not accept ever again. the delay has led to more life lost in protests. the un mission in for dan, along with the african union and the regional body. i gad are facilitating talks to and to dance political crisis resulting from the military takeover. it's due to launch talks between the various sites next week. as far as with this justice justice center

perspective just as protested, continue to call for jeff if they're also asking for the military to hand over power to a civilian government. nearly 100 people have been killed in anti military demonstrations . and the calls for accountability are growing louder, but achieving it still remains far from reach. people morgan al jazeera, how to manage rankins are being forced to rely on community kitchens. rising food prices and essentials hard to come by, that been ongoing protest against present got by roger poxy for his handling of the countries west economic crisis since 1948 government is seeking an i m f alone. but critics say that will take too long, even if it is a great. when al fernandez reports from colombo helping put food on the table. community kitchens like this are starting up a round chill anchor. as people struggle with its worst economic crisis in more

than 70 years, food inflation has hit nearly 60 percent, and many people are finding it difficult to corp, most of these government and who are coming to near our men coming out riding me through me. so we are giving them the responsibility of survival on me and we are saying right me was affordable with run me. not a good handy me. few. now get to eat this. well, i'm out at the meal. i am, it's very difficult. we rarely get food like this, only my husband is working, but what he earns for a day is not enough to feed the 3 of us now. tax guts, 3 years ago, slash government revenue by more than $2000000000.00. the tourism industry was then damaged by the east, the bombings and the pandemic. now there is no money to import fuel medicine, cooking gas, or food right now actually our, me and porkers, us our food bags on carbon picketers and again, long to medium to a community gardens and home gardens because we can do rations,

but it's for the short term the government is appealing for help. we are jointly require the assistance of our friends in the international community to ensure that our immediate needs, in terms of the importation of essential medicine, food supply and qual, army in the and china have sent food and medicine in recent days. the opposition says the government as we can the economy through populace policies and mismanagement. ah, a nationwide campaign deb gotta go home, has been running for 2 months, calling on the president to resign. the government is seeking a loan package from the international monetary fund, or i am if critics say, to take too long, even if agreed and people need action now. tens of thousands of for long parents are going hungry amid the countries was economic prices. indic heads community

kittens like this can only feed a fraction of them. michelle, fernandez, r 0, colombo, now, sim, bob way, the economic crisis there is getting worse. inflation as again jumped above 100 percent with consumer prices rising at the fastest pace since july 2020. it's hurting a local manufacturing industry and there are concerns. it could lead to more job losses. harm latasha reports on this now from her ari running a business in zimbabwe is tough. the constant uncertainty over the father tells the bobbin dollar doesn't help. to make matters worse. banks were recently ordered to stop lending with immediate effect. the central bank temporary freezer loans aimed to contain inflation and stabilize economy entrepreneurs such as wonder manuals or panicked. his business supplies mining pos directly to get an order from the might still be good to be for me to do to handle myself. so i go to the bank and get is

what the course of long. i do the says i do the job. i have a big my long. so the doctor may business school, but we had finished. it will do us address is, is a big disaster. was we can't do that. there's a few days later, the decision to stop lending was reversed and things went back to normal. but some economists say the damage was already done and dealt another blow to the mob is image internationally. the you expected more of this or is there like the elections? so in the one who is good enough in barbara to lend money, we have to think twice. so what men we did in the global fan and your system is a contract until after the election of 2023 in july. so bobby is struggling to cope with high inflation. are used to sudden announcements from the central bank. they know whenever there's a change in economic policy or banking roles, they can expect more how times many people here don't have faith in the isn't bobby

and darla because of it's a rapid evaluation. they prefer american dollars either to hold on to security or spend on business transactions, but inflation keeps rising and that's led to a big increase in prices are basically to help consumers cope with the high cost of living. the government is allowing people to import goods such as cooking oil and sugar tax free, but that's expected to fix the local manufacturing industry and lead to more job losses because of a 19 pandemic. and the war in ukraine is hurting economies worldwide. but maybe in some bobby's case policy inconsistencies could also be to blame harder, mata out to sara, had any the world's richest man is cast doubt on the state of the global economy. test as ceo in mosque is called for a worldwide hiring freeze on the electric car maker needs to caught staff by 10 percent in an internal email mosque says he has a bad feeling about the economy. tesla has around 800000 staff globally and about

500 that 5000 active job openings. now, around 20 percent of libyans don't have a job. and among those who are working more than 2000000 people are employed by the state, most private sector companies tend to hire foreigners for skilled roles. but as malik train reports from tripoli, government is now trying to change that they've been training for months, learning how to build the playground equipment to international standards. it's part of the program sponsored by the ministry of labor, nearly 30 percent of liberals, 6800000 people are employed by the state. but the government is looking to save money by encouraging young adults to seek work in the private sector, the law law, huston, really salaries in the private sector, a much higher than government jobs. with the certificate, i have a better chance to find work. what about shabby, any mahmud at food tacy?

as the economic and social development board? he says, livia depends on oil exports for nearly all of its state revenue. by years of conflict have seen oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times. lack of the headlamp identity of him if the government's long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector. we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship between the public and the private sector. seeing young libyans learning skills and taking on jobs in various fields in the service market, it's a positive sign. we want them to stop depending on the state. although there aren't any proper statistics. the ministry of labor estimates the official unemployment rate and libya to be around 20 percent, but higher among young people. growth in small and medium businesses, such as lisa has helped create job opportunities. every morning young workers at this bakery rushed to fill their orders, supplying coffee shops and restaurants around tripoli,

with sweets and deserts. abdel more hayman elmore thought, the says he hopes to open his own bakery one day. one of i was looking for a government job, but learning his skill and joining the private sector was the best decision i ever made, that now i can get a job anywhere i want. i get paid on time and thanks to god, i'm paid a good salary. in previous years, jobs like these were taken foreign workers, but many have left because of the instability. for some young people such as ogden will haman. that's help them find a career in the unlikely places, mel trina, ultra 0, tripoli, you know the out. is there a live from london still ahead? here at least 4 people killed and dozens injured in a trail derailment in southern germany. sir, i'm allan fisher at the u. s. supreme court in washington, where it's reputation as an independent arbiter of us laws is know very much in

question. and in sports, and avalon to me and h l. playoffs is colorado taking a hand against edmundson? ah, the hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe over the weekend and it continues to be scorching hot across the south, particularly for the southeast corner. we were lots of sunshine, heat, and clear skies for the likes of southern italy as well as greece, but farther north of this, well, it is wet and it's cooler for the likes of scandinavia, with temperatures below average in places like oslo and stalkin, we are going to see the storms intensify across those center, there is in particular for the alpine region. if we take a closer look, there is still going to be some heat there coming through for cities like london as

well as and work. but the weather is creeping into the south. it's warmer, up in the north for the likes of scotland, and we will see some of that warmth push up in places like poland. now would we head further south to the balcony? for example, it is going to dry up here with just a few spotty showers here and there are lots of heat coming through for places like croatia as well as southern is city for spain and portugal. it's west or up in the north, but still lots of sunshine to be found in the south. and for greece, if we had further east while we've got plenty of warms, coming through as we edge into the new week, with plenty of sunshine, the temperature here, well above the average. that sure whether i'll be back with more later. ah, the activist radical and the founder of african cinema, out in the world, tells the story of the more italian direct. but it is from making the style for

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ah, welcome back. look at main stories now. ukrainian forces say they are conducting intense fire and it was so operations in the dumbass a 100 days off to rushes invasion. 10 to the reclaimed some territory in the eastern city of there was on hats or chest continuing in the democratic republic of congo or opposition. groups of calling for the government and cut diplomatic ties with bewanda. they are accusing the country on supporting the armed, replicate. am 23 and at least one person has been shot dead during the demonstration in the sudanese capital. hundreds of people have been mocking the anniversary of the 2019 honda to massive cup. but security forces moved into great activists killing 128 people. at least 4 people have been killed and dozens of others injured in

a trying crash in southern germany. a train came off the tracks near bavarian alpine resort town. dominic kane has more. this was the scene that confronted rescue. as these carriages were packed with passengers, many of whom are injured, it's understood some of the people on board with children heading home from school for the half term holidays. here it was like i was a serious drink rush, occurred her original tray, which deposited hotel of garbage parkway church, and heading to munich, derailed shortly after leaving the station for reasons unknown. several trained carriages ticked over and fell down in the bank meant it took emergency services several hours to extract everyone from the wreckage. some were so badly hurt, they need to be airlifted to hospital for treatment. it's likely many on board would have been using the new $10.00 monthly ticket, which allows unlimited regional travel. this stretch of line links, a ski resort with the bavarian capital, munich, the to realm that happened on

a bend close to the main road and the river. eliza, no other vehicle was involved in the incident. the weather conditions at the time were good and investigation is underway to piece together the final moments of the journey and find out what caused the train to leave the tracks. dawn, it came, al jazeera, berlin, al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist in the occupied westbank. schunover aqua was shot in the head by his ready forces while on assignments. and janine, on the day of her funeral is ready forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing bull berries. to almost drop a casket. i 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 of condemned are killing and continue to call for an investigation. a black ll had been with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. now events

and demonstrations taking place across the u. s. on friday, calling for tight gun control laws. it follows a spate of mass shootings in the country that have killed dozens, including 19 school children. gabriel alessandro has been to 2 rallies being held in new york. this is shawna. i'm also walk out here in new york city. these are students in elementary and middle and high schools that are walking out of class to school for better gun restrictions in the united states. better going was what you're seeing now is angry students, students to say they've had enough that they just don't want to risk their lives. simply having to go to school anymore. i spoke to one girl, her name is mimi gardener. she's only 13 years old. and this is what she told me because i don't want to diane school because people,

my age and younger are being shot and it can be, any of us, see, we want that to. so you feel that this time is different. that you hope there's real change. i mean we, we want change every time, and i guess we just gotta keep doing it until people there really is saying earlier, there was another protest in new york. it was with a group called moms demand action. they're a group calling for stricter gun laws and more gun control. they say they are fed up with their children at risk from gun violence. we're doing this because we care deeply that there needs to be a change. we're not trying to take away no rights from anybody. what we're trying to do is please ask and stop the gun violence that is going on in our country alone. we also caught up with former new york governor andrew cuomo, he said, given the resistance by most republicans in congress to accept any sort of new gun

restrictions. he said president joe biden just needs to act alone. take action. you are the president of the united states. the democrats are in control of the senate and the congress. make the change, pass the bill, change the law, stop talking, start acting. this was just one of several protest throughout the united states, all culminating on saturday, june 11th. when gun control advocates plan, a huge protest in washington dc where they're expecting tens of thousands of people in the nation's capital, calling for an end to gun violence. the u. s. supreme court will issue a series of verdicts in the next month and some contentious and challenging cases most closely watch will be a decision on a woman's right to abortion. and unprecedented leaks just the court may eliminate that right decision that would go against providing public opinion. alan fisher

reports from washington. oh, it's true test across the country. an unprecedented leak of a draft opinion showing 5 of the 9 justices on the us supreme court would overturn roe vs wade. a controversial lunmark 1973 decision which guaranteed the constitutional right to an abortion. the league itself is a little shocking, just in terms of how the supreme court operates. it's really only happened a tiny handful of times in history. the substance of the lee is, of course, in some sense, even more shocking, because it shows that the court intends to overturn about 50 years of precedent on abortion. in the united states, former president, donald trump, 3 of the justices on the court. all 3 of conservatives, all 3 implied during the confirmation hearings. that rule versus wait was settled,

law is a president of the united states supreme court. and one of the important things to keep in mind about roe v wade is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years. i have an agenda to stick to the rule of law and decide cases as they come. the idea, the court would scrap the protection, has left some who voted to confirm the justices struggling for answers. i will just tell you that it it rocks my confidence in the court, right? 3 and 5, american support, abortion rights. when you pull suggest, even the idea of scrapping those protections i set, the courts once high approval rating. the court has in the past ruled in an unpopular way when they band prayer in schools, for example, where they extended the right to an attorney for a criminal defendant. so it's not that the court has never been willing to go

against public opinion. but in this case, they are taking an issue that seem sort of saddled for the last 50 years. some justices have expressed the concern at the damage. all leak can do and an investigation is underway. but what may do more damage is an unpopular decision. and while there are some who will welcome the direction, the court seems to be moving it. it's image could take a beating in the court of us public opinion. on fisher al jazeera, at the supreme court in washington. the organization for economic cooperation, development, and global plastic waste and use is on track to triple over the next 38 years. the o e c. d report estimates the over 1200000000 tons of fossil fuel based plastics will be produced every year by 2060 plastic waste is expected to exceed a 1000000000 tons to estimate the plastic waste kills more than a 1000000 sea birds. another 100000 marine mammals each year. he why is

a program director at the world resources institution says making it easier to recycle plastics that are currently in use will help bring down the amount of pollution in the environment. well actually producing a using plastic assault is not necessarily the problem, but the way we're producing, i'm using them today is quoting lots of problems, right, and the most outstanding ocean pollution. that's because we're not collecting all the waste. instead we met $8000000.00 of them end up every year and continues before the ocean dispatch or the wildlife tourism is backflow own help because they break into like the prospects, the enter also change and, and returning to the body on the ocean pollution. so the only problem, prostate, that's one of the harder to evade mature data oil, but it's production itself is also ask us which is difficult, expensive to, to really reduce in short term. that's why we really need to looking to the whole

value, trying solutions, reduce you and recycle. and there are lots of things we can do to turn it around. i think you economy and what does it mean? it means a number of things. first of all and continue to get rid of those costs that we don't really need like divide, it's joyce, etc. but also when we make new plastics that use more recycled materials in should version oil. let's keep plastic and use for longer. instead of single use. and last but not least, is less than recycle weight, so they don't end up losing. these are the un treating negotiations. it's really huge. that's what the right direction. there's a lot of a weight has a lot of mentions. that's a good thing, right. so just a few examples we can setup collection systems especially still lacking in developing countries. it is very costly to set up. it is directed to set up. but without food collection 14,

we just cannot do recycling property. also makers type of cost more competitive right? shift subsidies from virgin caustics to recycle plastics and provide incentives provide practical solutions to help us shift away from saying that we use to reduce of people across china have been celebrating their traditional dragon boat festival . the 1st time since the pandemic began alexia bryan reports ah, the celebrations may not be as grand or as busy as usual. many in the crowd on guam, joe, a just happy to be out and about to why don't i am going to local and i grew up watching dragon boat performances. i wasn't able to watch it in the previous 2 years because of the pandemic. i feel particularly excited and happy the face to both held across china to mark the death more than 2000 years ago. the revered poet and government minister to you and the story goes that when he was sent into exile,

he was so unhappy he drowned himself. supporters went out on boats to try to save him. that seemed to be the origin of the dragon boat festivities. gambiola galvan this year to meet the requirements of epidemic prevention. we minimize the event, we reduce the duration of the activity to avoid people gathering. ah, but that hasn't dampened the mood. there is a similar party vibe and shanghai where many a heading out for picnics or to dine out doors and restaurants. their 1st taste of freedom, since a lengthy lockdown was lifted on wednesday senior freight. i'm so happy we like this place and we come, every month we've been on to locked down and haven't been here for 2 months. this is my 1st day. i'm excited. what masks are still mandatory in the disinfectants? never far away. yoga mcgrew job. today's the dragon boat festival and my son, my daughter in law and my grandchild, who at my place shall came to buy some cooked food to have a meal together at home. danny and the restaurants still not allowed and it's safer

to eat at home. state media has been trumpeting. shanghai is victory against cove at 19 that parts of the sprawling city of 25000000 are still stuck behind barricades. some returning to lockdown, less than 20 for hours after restrictions were east. ah. and while is shops have reopened, you need a tracking app to enter, and you have to register your shopping itinerary. online. residents can spend hours and cues for the compulsory covert tests, meaning the relief of freedom is tempered with frustration and fear that more isolation is just another test away, alexia brian al jazeera, all a sport coming up after the break. also. oil get together a special service at saint paul's cathedral is held versions. queen elizabeth to mock up platinum jubilee. but the guest of honor is absent and in sport

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whole an official and line of the journey. lou ah, ah. oh, the british public has been treated to a 2nd day of pomp and ceremony for queen elizabeth platinum jubilee monarchy, celebrating 70 years on the throne and a special service has been held at saint paul's cathedral in london. her grandson harry and his wife megan joined the event and their 1st official appearance as

a council. since leaving the u. k. o chalmers reports ah, a thanksgiving celebration for the queen. but the moment being celebrated wasn't there. buckingham palace excused a 96 year old from the service at saint paul's cathedral. the decision taken with great reluctance, it said because of discomfort, cheat felt on thursday. it's a move many can understand. it's important that she looks after her health. we want her well, we want to keep going with her. she just need i record birthday yesterday. so i was you and she had a little bit too much poor. who had the concern. thank you. good. the queen is the only one needing a break. what's the guard at the park? duty can take its toll. otherwise the service was well attended, deputize him for his mother, and leading the rest of the royals with prince charles. there were prime ministers, past and present,

but listened to the crowd's reaction, devoris johnson and his wife henry ah, booz competed with the cheese party gates, and other scandals have taken a heavy toll on the prime minister's popularity ah, dividing the crowd where harry and megan this was their 1st official appearance together since quitting is working royal's in 2020 i'm sorry to say i'm not fond of harry and i think they're very, very, very respectful between i love to and i think they should support it. i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things and perhaps it's a tiny business, but i'm probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace, he is clearly trying to pay things to queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday, and increasing the frail,

elderly woman he wants surprisingly, is finding 4 days of partying. just a bit much re talents out there. pete has his port now. marian, thank you very much rattle nadal is just one when away from a record extending 14th title at the french open or the beating. alexander is better in the semi finals, but that it did not go out in the way he would have wanted. the german injured himself doing a rally and that would be the end of the day. as you can see, an extremely painful moment for the german. this was the 1st time that it had reached the final 4 at rolling garris will. number 3 has previously reached the final the us open, where he was beaten by dominic team. i know how much it means to him, a fight or in his program. lamb. we had colleagues,

we had been practicing together a lot of times sir, and cea a colic her on the door like this. even if for mad sir. it's adrim being a final of wrong arrows. of course, at ways not the way that we want it to be in on. you feel very sorry for if you are human, he or you should be there for a sorry for college before all that not all was ahead in the match. he took the opening sit, but he was down 62 in the tie, break before producing some scintillating finish. and i was so surprised to see rafa take the sick with his trademark forehand down the line. a doll is celebrating, he's $36.00 birthday and he's now the 2nd oldest man to reach the final act, rolling garage in the final, the spaniard will be up against the product of the ref and the del academy in new york. her caspar rude. the 2 men at not paid each other before, but that change of the defeated marin chilly in the 2nd same final

36646262 root is also the 1st norwegians who appear in a grand slam final. i mean, looking up her father player, i'm going to planned the file and he never compliance and he's a perfect he's a he's a perfect example of how you think you should behave on guard. never gave up and never complain. so he's been my idol for all my all my life. i guess this is perfect timing and it was worth the way to to finally claim in the grand slam. finally will be a special moment for, for me, hopefully little bit for him as well. he has played so many finals, but at least he's playing a student from his academy this time, so it's going to be a problem. okay. and that match was suspended for 15 minutes during the 3rd sit when a climate change activist tied itself to the merits and forced the players to wait

. while security officials are moved from court newton should it went back to the change room until play could resume the boston celtics. i have struck the 1st blow in the n. b a finals. they produced an incredible false call to come back to beat the golden state warriors in game one. david stokes rounds up the action. ah, magic johnson and shaquille o'neal were among the m b, a legends court side in san francisco to watch the current generation of players attempt to make history of their own. steph, curry and golden state, have home court advantage for this one. i mean, for the full title in a is charisse gold? 21 points in the 1st quarter play, thompson chipped into is the war is slowly opened up a 12 point lead heading into the 4th quarter. but that's when things turn dramatically. boston knowing 3 pointers to out score the war is 40 points to 16 in

the most one sided 4th quarter in m. b, a finals history. 5 celtics players finished with double digits, including veteran al hoffer. when his m. b, a finals debut, boston eventually winning by 12 to take a one. nothing lead in the series. ah, by boston. yeah, that's kind of who we've been all year of grinders in our resilient group. we always rely on that and in front of against really at least going to my gut reaction. just what i just witnessed was they just came and played a hell of a 4th quarter and, and you've got to give them credit and are pretty much as simple as a golden states. first time lost in the payoff. cease boston me the step closer to climbing a record 18th and be a championship. the siri state in san francisco with game to coming up on sunday. they read stokes al jazeera in the anal fails, the colorado avalanche have taken her to nothing lead in the western conference

final. they threshed the edmonton oilers by 4 goals and game to the 1st 3 came at the beginning of the 2nd period with another country assisting in all of them. game 3 will take place on saturday. england manager garret southgate is disappointed. more than 35000 people will be allowed to attend saturdays nations league match in hungary. despite you a for imposing a spectator. ben, england's players were racially abused by hungarian spectators when they played in the push gush arena last year, despite having to play at home with our fans or 5 matches. the u. f. a. rules allow for an unlimited number of and the 14th to attend with one adults given access for every 10 children. in some way may be this will be part of the education for the next generation. and i think each generation that passes there will be more tolerance in the world and we have the same situation in our country. so we've got

to keep on doing the right thing, sitting right example and all being well then the young people in the stadium tomorrow will enjoy the game and, and take her a bigger message from it as well. well, that's all the sports needs for now. mary med specter. you london? thanks peter. that's it than he is our and from me then i'll be back in a couple of minutes and why the daisy is getting around out of all the top. so as to say with ah, with

frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs. and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the go, because my security creates a government does not need to do this in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, you know, it's actually got to remember inside story on al jazeera. now the answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by the cia, came up with handcuffs, led me into interpretation. a new documentary tells the story of how the geo politics of the post 911 world ruined the life of an innocent feel mastery case on al jazeera,

new generations. this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides. but when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects all along their river, the community brought a lawsuit against a po to us government. you've won, you want the unprecedented ruling, apply just the state to consult communities over oil and mining projects that impact their land and to seek their consent. the tiny feeling way community has won a huge battle. i may not necessarily have the last word since the court ruling does leave room for exceptions in the name of overriding national interests. ah 100 days into the war and ukraine forces say they require some territory in the east as a defined.