a lot for the sy in leanne, she read, we are all competing to show our love to you. as our friend mohammed, the army says she reason lacking. lemme looks like everything with her but nothing that looks like she re now you magic her. the said, good afternoon, everyone wants to do that. he to memory in all the minds that and this is that way people deal with the grey of the nation. and you are one of the greats of our nation with your character. why would you help with your efforts? you've done everything to the palestinian people with your ethics as well. you've done everything to the policy in the people and i said in them, when someone asked me about you, i li, i be that in the darkness, ah,

every where after you death, actually in a bar flat and we will follow you pause and we will do our best in order to get rid of the darkness and to put our cells. and so the lights before, we need to know that, i mean i la and we are in the big garage day, but we'll continue our path lou, go everywhere in order to bring me that. what justice to you? i know what she re in right around the jerusalem. well yes, her other theory because of the whole situation as rosalyn is also heard after you, dad. and i said by 1st to the street level, i looked up. the song was sang by the attorneys in st. louis, i was snark her tears all over the place,

sir. and we feel that every place i do is another. janine, the question was not about who has killed sharina last. sharon was killed in wise and with the occupation bullets while on the assignment him and another tie him, especially while when they attacked the coffin in the can hospital the french hospital in jerusalem. but at the same time he, the youth of palestine, was carrying your coffin and with key to keep your coffin cap at high on what we need is to follow. ah, i let me the occupation everywhere we were, and we will never let you go at because to 0 down get that we will follow the steps of al jazeera. i'm a da 0 is quite interested in you. okay, sir. and the investigation of local, regional,

and international matter and outlets have accepted. no. lemme without thee that emer consequences of this crime in order to put an end to this lady lies me a law is so his mercy. oh, now martha, she read at blue arc label and you will be always in our memories. thank you very much for all of you. you're watching out. their english was the, was the a bureau chief for palestine while it, mary speaking, that the memorial service assuring, actually our colleague who was shot and killed by these really 40 days ago. it does mark the official and 40 days of morning, which is sometimes, you know, as part of a tradition in the middle east. and we have to abraham,

our correspondent life for salsa in ramallah, who was also at the event a very somber day. and a song, but milestone for everybody that spoke in ramallah today are coming to the events inside the whole is passing through this place. it is a petition that people can get to sign and it said that city ins, blood will not go in vain. and people here are writing their names, demanding accountability, what they call it, a cold blooded murder. hundreds of people have gathered. i came here to this rama la cultural palace to commemorate the 40th day since shitty and was killed. we hear a lot of words of condemnation. people are angry, the frustrated,

they want the world to see what is happening to those who tell the truth. we're carrying the people, the voices to the world. shitty and, or someone who was very well known, very much respected. so loved and we see that when we see people coming here in signing, writing her words, i was just scrolling through this in a book. and i, so a lot of heartfelt messages had a colleague and friend devoted with it. he says, i never expected you to be the news. you are the one who taught me how to write the news. i never expected that this would happen. people here are saying words of condolences of remembrance. people say that she was someone who is not also strong, but also empowered women in the palestinian society to know that they can be on the

front lines, respected and appreciated. getting to nita, it's been over say, i say a soul searching for 40 days for many across the occupied territories, all al jazeera bureau chief don't marry speaking. who else has been told kings on the podium and what sort of sentiments of we heard? we heard from a lot of palestinian officials, including the palestinian prime minister, who says that not only are palestinians not going to hand over the bullet that killed shooting a block lit to israel. what they're demanding is really to give the palestinians the why full that and killed she didn't know that israel has been using the issue of the bullet to say that, oh, maybe if we get the bullets, we'll be able to compare it to the rightful button. several investigations carried out quite different media outlets, including also at the 8 p and the cnn. i don't just 0 have shown that no one

could have killed her, but is way the army because that has been no a fighting or an exchange of fire between palestinians and the israeli army at the time. so we're seeing a lot of words here of saying, you know, we know who killed her and not about that. at this point. it's about how we can get her accountability. this is why prime minister and how much they also discuss the issue of the i see, see that the palestinians that referred the case with that. now they're hoping that the icpc is prosecuted getting close to prison. suing this case, we've also heard from the minister of women affairs. and as we say that shitty was a symbol, was an ideal that inspired so many women to be journalists and also to have confidence in themselves that you can be a woman journalist on the front lines also remain highly respected. and so

she opened the doors, were so many women to be heard also from what he did already her a long time calling am was you know, who we see him in the bureau. he says, i don't even want collapse because my collapse means that, you know, the whole office will receive a sad no euro amongst her colleague, but also among palestinians all across the board. i was in georgia, a man and people were telling me how much they were affected. oh, get people who say, i've never seen my father cry, but he did when shitty was killed. my father shut down bedroom. ready door and he wept for 2 days. so you can see how much influence you mean had them. people and palestinians coming here to this event to day want to pay her back. even if it's like a small symbolic gesture by being here,

by coming here. like what they want is accountability. they will leave it for the moment, need a bream, obviously, a monitoring events for that in ramallah for us on the 40th day anniversary of the death of sri utley. thank you. let's move on to other news now and voting is underway and friends in the 2nd round of parliamentary elections which could decide the future of president manuel macros reform agenda. the 1st round showed micron, centrist coalition come out just ahead in a tight race where the newly formed left wing alliance. the president will need a majority to push through his plans to raise the retirement age and reduce taxes general has more from paris. it's an election for a new parliament, a new national assembly. of course, it will also define the face of government to come depending on the results of that parliamentary election. but crucially, it will determine the limits of a manual macros power in his 2nd term as president to enact the sort of reforms he

wants to bring in, in the face of economic crisis at home and a crisis on the world stage. let me bring in my guess to talk more about this. christine joins us a professor of political science at the university of paris, a perry week. thank you for joining us here. pretty much if emanuel microns, central coalition ensemble lose their majority, as is possible. how difficult would that make the business of passing laws and being a government in this country probably will have to get allies on a case by case scenario for each low. we'll get support from the center right, or central left people and probably won't change a lot. i will say probably because it's always what is happening now. we will get small supports from the big, small support from the most conservative part of the city, spotty. so i don't think it's will be a big change actually doesn't in a 0 back on the streams to oppose the president's plans for

a constitutional referendum next month. the opposition says client site is trying to tightened his grip on power and threatening to boycott. the vote, so you dissolve parliament and it seemed executive powers last year feels as dozens of judges that lead them to call a national strike. now it's in its 3rd week people when has more from the capital tunis i think today will be another sort of kind of business as usual. these process has been going on pretty much allison, a monthly basis since science power grab. so hopefully this will continue to be peaceful way, but certainly christian has been increasing this week. i'd say the judges are now entering the 3rd week to strike sick. i have a day, a grange. they say today to be in the whole thing in the center of tune as well, i'm say,

a general flight neva union. certainly there is a lot more to the opposition in energy preventing. we're not really seeing the use and also we're hearing that is my side referendums that people voice people to miss you said i'm not filtering. i'm just going to go to the beach that time and not seeing any positive results and entry people don't really know. now there's, i think tomorrow will be the delivery of the 1st drove of this new constitution. so maybe when people actually see things on paper that they might change their position. certainly this movement is trying to sort of create more energy and cheap . they sort of struggle against what they say is sort of a slight into authoritarian. one man rules also had here on al jazeera, ah justice in brazil as

a defender of indigenous rights. and a british journalist are found murdered in the amazon. ah, and a popular canyon ben hope to revive the african bog. ah, the journey has begun. the 3 for world camp is on its way to cat hook your cattle package today. that the seasonally flooding rains in china have been doing their thing in the southwest and they might do it again. but the emphasis has moved up towards the yangtze rather than, than towards quasi province or even hong kong. that line, of course, extends through q shoe. she coca might catch han shoot. i'm mostly japan looking fine. and for the north of china it's mostly a fine, quite warm picture. the far ne, significant rain looks like showing itself here. but once again,

the season or the plum rains are waving in the mouth and they should edge slowly, new north was over the next few weeks. now, as you well know, we've had a huge amount of rain recently in the northeast of india or bangladesh. the forecast is good in comparison, this is to what is facing the world. but for monday and probably tuesday, the shares are much reduce. the still a flood coming down abram woodrow. so the flooding will still be there is no more topped up in the immediate future. been a good news if you're in pakistan or north india where a head is the monster. we've had some tremendously big thunderstorms recently which cleared the air cool things down. give you a bit of early water. no, unfortunately, further south in sin province, for example, it's still hot 40 to 43, and here the wind is picking up the dust, not the rain casa, airway. official airline of the journey. during the colonization of africa, thousands of artifacts were removed by the major european powers thought of it. the

french occupation gradually removed a lot of works. a new 3 part series tells the story of the struggle by african countries to we claim that priceless heritage. but it didn't happen overnight. we were robbed over time restitution. africa stolen out coming soon on out jazeera ah ah, your job does it means that hell robin. a reminder of all the top stories memorial ceremony is being held in honor of al jazeera gen, the shrine. of our clay, it mocks, 40 days since she was killed is ready for so shots are in the head while she was on

assignment in geneva, in the occupied westbank. voting is underway in france and the 2nd round of parliamentary elections present. mental macro needs a majority to push through his plans to raise the retirement age and cut taxes and protest isn't in his ear back on the streets to repose. the president's plans for a constitutional referendum next month. the opposition says chi site is trying to tightness, perform power, and is threatening to boycott the phones. now bangladesh and india are suffering. they're worse flooding in more than a century. as monsoon rain sweep across the region, dozens of people have died ne, bangladesh on the indian state of a som have been worst hit officials in the district of sil, it say it's the most severe flooding ever recorded. and he's the people have been affected both countries of cold in the army to help with rescue efforts. their fears, the situation could get worse with more heavy rain forecast. of the methyl is monitoring developments in india from new delhi. so incessant rains have devastated parts of

india us northeast and caused heavy flooding in the state of a psalm, at least $32.00 districts have been affected. that's about 3000000 people, at least half of whom are in relief camps. the debt all is also climb, being more than 60 people have died. fees have been inundated and that has affected the livelihood of millions of people. now, evacuations are underway. the military has been called in to help with that at least 20000 people have been rescued and it's not just a, the neighboring states have also been affected. for example, in the state of may collier, at least a dozen people have died. and in the state of triple wrath, housings of people are homeless. so this wave of floods was expected. you know, this region receives hiring for every year. and some flooding is,

is please that it happens every year. what's been an anomaly this year in the wave that we reported on and this time around is the intensity of the rain fall, and that is what has caused b a has caught people off guard. now officials, we spoke to the last time around be with their said they were preparing for this wave of floods because this is peak monsoon season. they said they had relief material stocked up and that they were drawing our plans to get in then rescue people. but there are many challenges rescue operations also, and we're in china where severe storms and flooding have killed at least 5 people. rainfall in some areas has been the heaviest in 60 years. it's triggered serious flooding in cities and mud slides in rural areas that aren't for is expected to continue into early next week. now the poll may have to move the everest base kind of because global warming and human activity and making it unsafe. the camp is on the combo, glassy which signed to say is getting thinner by as much as one meter

a year cracks and crevices can the pierce suddenly putting lines at risk? a committee has recommended moving the comp hundreds of meters down the mountain to where there's no year round ice. good about all go wrong is the secretary general of nepal mountaineering association. he says the area has been heavily impacted by the increasing number of climbers. well at the moment this is spring, 2022 also add a little bit co. good for sure. the friend you have a sort of like your bentley, a mountain tourism in the way, but this year, i mean they spring, 2022 had showed rico, bird and enemy mountaineering association is stakeholders as well as the government and collectively have been advocating that every this has to be cleaned up, i mean they need to be clean and the surely the mountain environment has the jacket

. so the cam has research and also the clambers, the district breaches as well as government also have been saying that actually maybe better to the best so that the bless your and also the ice. busy you know, at least the project get injured in over the mountain in by means project. so the need, this is, this issue has been raised to get as number of the clambers every year. has been increasing, said kennedy, this is the right time to advocate and raise the boys together and not only talk the boys we need to. so voters in columbia are heading to the polls on sunday. what's been described as the most contested presidential election in recent history . a former rebel and a millionaire are running for the top job. trees about reports not from bcg at all on the promises made by the to presidential hopefuls

a book i thought as electrolux your mis, it's just a few hours away from the elections. i talked to the columbia that is ready to change, that he's ready to make history says cooked i will be thrown in this commercial ag, napoleon via fi this is the 1st time i left when candidate has made it this far in a presidential campaign. an economist, and also a former gorilla. he promises to fight in equality. we think the war on drugs and overhaul the tax system and 1000000 plus will look good. what we propose in the medium term is food sovereignty, an energy sovereignty based on clean energy. a process that disconnects us from the economy that i call fossil coal in oil, and which connects us to the agriculture and in industrialization policy. make sure now what is with us, challenger is a 77 year old business man known as the king of take. talk parallel for amanda, shocked the country by making it to this sunday selection. he has based his

campaign on attacking corrupt politicians, who he says have failed to columbia people at man. this is the former. may europe cut a manga and many compare his political style to donald trump's in the, as in wherever they warn you them on june 19th, we have a commitment with columbia. we have waited years to get the corrupt out of office hours. on june 19th, we can begin to rewrite the new history of columbia, mark like this on the voting card. you look into my eyes, read my lips. i will not fail. you both candidates promise change, but the elections has people here on the edge. security forces are on high alert for potential political violence. some radical growth said that they won't acknowledge the results of sunday's roles. and that's why thousands of soldiers and police officers have been deployed across the country to guarantee the safety of the electoral process. protest last year against tax races and health care

reform, left dozens dead and hundreds injured ethos for this verse. look, it could be the protest showed we had serious and resolved social issues before the pandemic in the cities where the majority lived in the informal sector. when the economy was closed because of a pandemic, many lost at all, it continues to be a time bomb. and that's why the challenge now is to start addressing all those issues. the winner will inherit a country with solid economic growth, but deep social troubles. troubles that have been ignored for too long. but he said, well, as a seed at border police in brazil are concerned that human remains sound and the amazon of those of bruno pereira, an expert on indigenous people. and british jo miss dom phillips authorities say they were shot with a firearm. used for hunting groups in the amazon region and demanding justice monica. yeah. the key of reports are from me addition error. ah,

you know the, this vigil was held under de, brazilian federal police confirmed the 2nd set of human remains found in the amazon are those of indigenous expert. but oh no bit eda, little much wow. activist work costumes of rain forest animals to remind brazilians, that video died protecting indigenous territories from illegal fishermen and poachers. they blamed brazil's president april sonata and his administration for turning a blind di, and dismantling organizations created to protect the green forest and its people. owe me to my that with a woman after president bowes and morrow took office our attack as have been emboldened missionaries, miners farmers, logs and fishermen, they gained strength, and they all want a pace of our land. any beadle for we did or went missing on june 5th,

while traveling with british journalist don phillips, whose remains were identified on friday. police say am i due to the costa and his brother was the ne, have confessed to ambushing the men. lisa phillips was killed by a shot to the chest. the theater was shot twice in the chest, and the head stove on a signal could be, have detained a 3rd suspect, who was in the area of the crime. when it happened. mother that we did, i was working with the indigenous people of their job id valley was helping them track down legal fishermen who steal their food. last december we accompanied him on an indigenous patrol. he told us at the time that he was being threatened. dom phillips was researching a book on how to save the amazon. their bodies were found deep into the rain forest, 3 kilometers away from the river. the murder of dom phillips and brutal video has shocked brazil and the world. another vigil will be held on sunday in the brazilian

capital brazilian. meanwhile, the investigations continue, brazilian investigators say the suspect more people are involved in what seems to be applying to crime monitor, and i give al jazeera, we're diginero and brazil's present has visited the states where those remains were found. john baltimore hasn't responded to critics who say his government paid a part of the men's deaths by allowing organized crime to flourish balls. nora is looking to galvanize support ahead of october's presidential election. i could also, military is patrolling the capital key to now to the present, to the state of emergency. soldiers are brought into control demonstrations led by indigenous people. let's turn violent a time to protest as from blocking road for a 6 day that demanding cuts to fuel prices in a temporary ban on debt repayment to small farmers. the democratic republic of

congo has welcome kenya's proposal to deploy a regional force to find the m 23 rebel groups in the east. but the government says it won't accept rwanda's participation. military cheese from 7 east african countries. a meeting nairobi to discuss the escalating tension between the 2 neighbors. to joseph jesus, to golly, of backing the rebels known friday, closed the border after one of its soldiers was killed in rwanda. through under authority said the man opened fire on police officers and civilians. all of kenny is most prolific room bobbins is making a comeback less one acre have reunited after more than 20 years. and while democratic republic of congo is known as the capital of african rhumba, kenya also has seen a thriving scene. malcolm webb as the story. ah, it was more than 40 years ago when these musicians 1st played together and more

than 20 since they were lost on stage. i was the 1970s to the 19 ninety's less one acre. well, one of kenya's most loved room about, oh, some of the original band members had passed away the rest. and now back together. that's why you were coming back because of the people. not in kenya or his daughter, aka, maybe, and there was african room. the music began in the democratic republic of congo. nearly a century ago in the seventy's, nairobi became a hub for bands fleeing censorship and seeking a market. so the scene boomed in east africa too, as when he can read some of the most popular and enduring song. certainly have a lot that's

a really feeling real music anyway. the crowd might be a little bit older with younger my name, with style, known poetic lyrics, sometimes tell stories. the songs in owed to a female social life of the time who the sing a love deeply and then a devastating breakup. right. are you going to come at? fred or bachelor michoacan knows the scene better than most. he was in the room when less when he kept formed in 1978. when i came over the nearly 50. yes, he's been broadcasting room. the records can him pop, music's become more influenced by foreign sounds from america nigeria in jamaica.

but his weekly room show on kenya's most listened to radio station is still wildly popular. he says, because the songs just don't grow old. when you listen to a song once and you lighted, you want to listen to it again. and then when you listen to it the 3rd time you went to sing it the 4th time you own it. and so those guys were ah, let's what he can say. they're here to stay and to keep the original canyon ruba alive, malcolm web al jazeera, my baby can. yeah. well, the 14000 people in mexico city have punched their way into the get his book of records for the largest attendance at the boxing class. it shatters a previous record of 3000 people, which was held in moscow, mexican.