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after the earthquake, the struggle for shelter, food and water in afghanistan, we report from practica province. ah, that robin watching all of their life will headquarters here in doha also coming up . the u. s. senate passes by part is on gun control bill. the 1st such legislation in 3 decades after a recent spate of mash shootings and that as the u. s. supreme court strikes on restrictions on carrying guns in the state of new york, also ecuador, please respond with more. t got some water cannon after indigenous plates as take control of a major cultural center in kito. ah, welcome to the regular urgent appeal for international help. after i've gone a styles most destructive earthquake in 20 years, at least 1500 people have been killed,

an entire village is reduced to rubble. people impractical provinces desperate for food, shelter, and clean drinking water. ali the t. v reports out from the provincial capital goddess. it only took 5 minutes for the lives of these men to change forever. in the early morning hours of the 21st of june, 5.9, magnitude earthquake struck honest on leaving more than 1500 dead and hundreds more injured. a handful of districts in the south eastern provinces practical and host where the worst head and the han was at home with his 14 family members when the tremors were felt new for 2 more, it was 130 a. m. didn't even take a full minute in my family. 10 people, including children, were killed. there is a private clinic, but it's 30 minutes away. there is no government hospital here. the remoteness of

these villages is one reason why the casualty tool is so high. treating in 100 the wounded has been particularly difficult as a son continues to struggle under the pressure of international functions. even this regional hospital here and these, the capital of patio province is struggling to cope with the load. while helicopters have been instrumental and transferring the injured and providing assistance, there aren't enough of them to go around mala lee khalid commander of the 2 or 3 months of the army corps says they need more helicopters or whatever planes we had enough canister and we brought them all from kinda hard couple. of course we still need much more. but if there's still a shortage for thousands of avalon, the last few days have been full of loss and grief for the tall one government, it's been a test, a test of their ability to respond to disaster. your coupon says his community is

surrounded by tragedy managers and i was there last night. there was an earthquake and we lost everything. we have martyrs, there, here, there, there are a lot of injured people. all these houses are destroyed. we've lost our mosque and there's nothing left here, only the injured even women, all because of the earthquake, were here at the pack army corps, which has become the epicenter of aid for the earthquake relief. all day helicopters take off and land from here. they bring the injured, they also take with them assistance from international aid organizations and from on a organization to bring to the most devastated areas in the country. areas that have very little access to clinics, to hospitals, to proper roads and to any other services. so really what goes on here is extremely important. i leave that the big guys, these houses there are the un security council received. a special briefing on the situation in afghanistan, gable amazon day,

was following events. and as more from the united nations headquarters in new york, the humanitarian situation in afghanistan, his grave. that was the key message from top un officials to security council members. in what was a regularly scheduled meeting to discuss the overall situation in the country. but given the recent devastating earthquake, the immediate humanitarian conditions obviously were front and center, search and rescue operations remain ongoing. that it is expected that the number of casualties will probably be on the coming days along the number of active communities. i'm sure you'll agree that yesterday's earthquake was here and i'm a tragic. remind me of the dangers which are facing some people at this time. the un estimates there are about 24000000 people in afghanistan or about half the

country that are in need of humanitarian assistance. just to survive. the un already has you have janice dan humanitarian response plan. they're asking for about $4400000000.00 in an annual budget, but they've only received about one 3rd of that. meaning that they are on pace to potentially run out of money by the end of the year at a time when the money is needed, the most. we traced a $3000000000.00 funding for the last 6 months this year. i think probably i got this is and i was difficult situation in terms of the gap between funding and needs does anywhere in the world in a country where an earthquake has exacerbated already dire humanitarian conditions calls from the united nations headquarters to rally the world's attention now the senate has passed one of the boldest gun control bills and decades. the legislation gonna support both sides of the political aisle, but full so short of the sweeping changes demanded by gun control campaigners by

kind of has more from washington, dc. first of all, it is the most significant piece of bipartisan gun control legislation that's been passed in nearly 30 years. so in that it is truly significant. you had 15 republican senators voting with a democratic counterparts to pass this particular bull. the measures within it to provide millions of dollars and mental health care, improving security at schools and drastically changes of the way in which people aged $18.00 to $21.00 can buy a weapon, but it does fall far short of what most control gun control advocates the probably the majority of americans, including president biden, were demanding and specific example. a total ban on assault weapons had been called for that is not included in the bull. nonetheless, it is a significant moment because it does signal what the senate majority leader, chuck schumer said as

a step in the right direction. and it does come bounce off to that shooting and you've all v and some 5 weeks after that. shooting in buffalo, new york, notable though that both those shooting, we're using assault rifles. however, the point is, is that it will now go to the house very quickly, the house because said that she'll bring it onto the floor tomorrow. the president will then sign it into law soap from the end of friday. this will become law in the united states, but it's ironic perhaps that this law, the 1st bipartisan gun control legislation in decades comes from the same day that the supreme court strikes down a hidden concealed, gotten carry law that has been in place in new york state for some 100 years. as like just mentioned that the u. s. supreme court has rule that the central gun laws in new york state violate the 2nd amendment right to bear arms and must be relaxed

. kristen salumi has moved from new york arrests for gun crimes in new york or at a 28 year high, a racially motivated shooting in the city of buffalo. recently left 10 people dead . and now gun control activists say the violence is only going to get worse. the supreme court has ruled new york's law requiring anyone who wants to carry a concealed handgun show what's known as proper cause is unconstitutional. justice clarence thomas wrote the 63 page decision. he says, the constitution protects an individual's right to carry a handgun for self defense. outside the home. the decision was based on a case brought by the new york state rifle and pistol association. criminals are the ones that are causing the crimes in the cities, not, not legal, gun owners, not lawful people, because it's a decision. new york elected officials were bracing for and they didn't hold back their criticism at the court's decision. this decision isn't just reckless. it's

reprehensible, it's not what new yorkers want. this keeps me up at night. new york's mer says it will set back efforts to rain in gun crime, an gun deaths. former police officer, kirk burke halter agrees when the impact of the more guns on the streets of new york, and i am of the opinion that does not make a city. this populace safer. and here is why even trained long foresman offers, trained military personnel quite often don't hit what they aim and we see this all the time throughout the country, right, innocent bystanders, children, the elderly and silkworm, that is struck by stray bullets who are unintended targets. the rolling comes in the wake of high profile now shootings. at a time when pul, show the majority of americans prefer stricter gun control laws, the decision will impact not only new york, but other states with similar restrictions, including connecticut, massachusetts,

and california. the ruling is a setback for gun control. advocates who've advanced legislation to tighten gun laws at the state and federal level. states need to be able to make laws that protect their communities. new york is not like montana new york officials are promising to pass new legislation to restrict guns insensitive locations that will satisfy the courts and keep their citizens safe. kristen salumi al jazeera new york thing in the us. the house committee investigating masters insurrection on capitol hill has held its 5th public hearing now focused on the way form a president. donald trump tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election resolve . hi, jo. castro has more congressional investigators say after losing the presidential election to joe biden. in november 2020 donald trump was relentless in his efforts to remain in power so relentless that he called or met with tom justice

department officials every day except christmas pressuring the agency to take action on unfounded allegations of voter fraud. we had concluded based on actual investigations, actual witness interviews, actual reviews of documents that these allegations simply had no murder. trump did find one ally in the justice department, jeffrey clark and environmental lawyer who led the civil division, clark, whose home was rated by federal investigators. this week agree to promote trumps claim that the election was stolen. ignoring the warnings of colleagues, i said this is nothing less than justice department meddling in an election. his reaction was i think a lot of people and meld in this election. it soon became clear trunk. wanted to promote clark to acting attorney general. that was clark's new title in the white house call log on january 3rd 2021. when he was invited to the oval office to dual it out with jeff rosen,

the man he would replace witnesses described from presiding over a contentious apprentice style midi. i said, well mister president, you are right that i'm not going to allow the justice department to do anything to try to overturn the election. trump was warned, there would be mass resignations at the justice department if he replaced rosen with clark. i said mister president, within 244872 hours, you could have hundreds and hundreds resignation. trump ultimately changed his mind . i'm still worried that not enough has changed to prevent this from happening again. the january 6th committee says after from fail to pressure swing states to change their votes and fail to convince the justice department to do his bidding. mob violence became his last record was witness to say at least 5 republican house members accused of promoting the january 6th riot. sought presidential pardons. in the immediate aftermath,

they now claim they did nothing wrong me while trump continues to say that the election was stolen and he calls these hearings a witch hunt. at least 2 more our plan for july, heidi joe castro al jazeera washington still had hill al jazeera, the ear gives war tool, new crane come to that status to kind of expect us to join the block on medical staff involved in the kind of dig a matter a dollar a set to go on trial. we hear from argentinian firms. ah ah, how i welcome to look at the international forecasts we have got clear skies now coming back into afghanistan. karen rain pulling out of the way weather will quiet down. it will be largely try for much of a kind of star if

a little on the breezy side. so no sort of anywhere, whether you go on through the next couple of days, temperatures and couple picking up to around $31.00 celsius by saturday afternoon. much of the middle east stays dry. we have a little bit of lifted. dustin sat across the raven peninsula here in katara. we will see the humidity picking up or touch. shouldn't be too bad over the next day or so for the nor still some showers in eastern parts of a turkey up towards the caucasus. still some showers to into the north west of africa, but largely dry was much of north africa. you see this area cloud here, the larry of low pressure just pumping its way out across the western side of the mediterranean, central hours of africa. well, another showers, just hugging the coastal fringes of west africa, where to weather just coming up towards the gambia, senegal as well, maybe some wet weather there to become a fossil as well. why the showers? there is a central parts of africa on the easterly ways semi must need the rifle coming into south africa at present. we could do with a little more that wet weather,

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a book about kill watching out there with with me. so from the reminder of our top you stories, search and rescue operations, and i did it most major regions that have gone. it's gone up to the countries worst quake in 20 years. at least 1500 people have been killed. the taliban governments made an urgent appeal for international health. also, the us senate has passed one of the boldest gun control building decades. the legislation guarded bipartisan support. but it falls far short of the sweeping changes demanded by campaigners and the supreme court has done landmarked the treat to gun rights advocate states rule restrictions put in place by new york state on carrying concealed handguns and public unconstitutional. 24 democratic senators have written to us president joe biden, telling him to get washington directly involved to the investigation into the murder of al jazeera journalist sharing. actually,

she was shot dead by israeli forces on the 11th of may while on assignment in jeanine in the occupied west bank or white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has law on the letter. there's a big reason why these democratic senators are looking for the white house and, and the united states to get directly involved in the investigation into the death of sure. you never claim that is in large part because of the mistrust that exists between the israelis and palestinians. we know that there have been investigations that have been conducted on both sides, but given the fact that there is such a deep this trust and given the fact that also the there have been conclusions and investigations that have been conducted by the media that really call into question the conclusions of the israeli investigations and other words that the really have concluded that in fact it was not there and israeli bullet that killed sheree and ever play. and in fact,

media investigations as well as the investigation conclude just the opposite. that there is, in fact, some deep distrust with these conclusions. and that is the reason that these democratic centers say the united states must get directly involved in order to get the transparency and the full accountability that the secretary state entity blinking has promised that the united states will seek to try and achieve relative dismissed. the powerful chief of the revolutionary guard intelligent service state television reported her saying they dismissal, but gave no further details. they worked as the office, so at the office of iran supreme leader at the harmony before becoming the guard intelligence chief in 2009 ukraine is taking a major step towards membership of the european union after the leaders of member

states voted to give the war torn country, each candidate status. it's the 1st step in what can be a long process. but as natasha butler reports from e headquarters in brussels, it sends a strong message to russia. ah, just days after russia began its invasion of ukraine, keith applied to join the european union. 4 months later, you leaders at a summit in brussels, approved the request, and put ukraine on the path to future membership. we have decided to grant to the $32.00 ukraine, and moldova. then you are ready to grandstand his teachers to georgia. once priorities will be addressed, there can be no better sign of hope for the citizens of ukraine mould of an georgia in these troubled times. ukraine's president followed me as lensky cooled, the eas decision, a unique and historical moment in relations. we have just received the european

union candidacy. this is a victory. we've been waiting for this 120 days of the war. and even 30 years of our independence. it usually takes years for a country to gain candidate status. after applying some you official said fast tracking the process would prove the block solidarity with ukraine as a defense itself against russian attacks. a sentiment echoed by the head of ukraine's mission to the e. u. a gathering in the city, it's important for the whole country for the whole society. and it's important also for the granular army to have a clear reason what we are fighting for. we are fighting for the future. we are fighting for the modern independence over european country. becoming a candidate country is only a step to be granted. membership is a long and arduous process. the could take many years. some western balkan

countries have been waiting for more than a decade for progress on they, you beds, leaders from the region. we're also in brussels to urge you officials to speed up the process north, macedonia, albania, serbia, and montenegro are all candidate countries the world to achieve full membership. we definitely support the candidate status for ukraine. we also support the candidate status for the over. we are very thrilled, the, the ga is also being given the european perspective, but we also ask your partners not to forget about or leave the western bolton's behind the use approval with keith candidacy message, nothing i need to ukraine, but also to russia. despite more firepower and efforts, keith is determined to look west. natasha butler, i'll do 0 roughly. the country's wishing to join the urban union must needs

a set of conditions known as the copenhagen criteria. each potential new member must have stable institutions that guaranteed democracy. the rule of law, human rights and respect for and the protection of minorities. they must have a functioning economy able to compete within the e u, and they need to implement a number of obligations including accepting the euro currency. maria mentions ava is a ukranian n p, and the head of the ukranian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. now she believes her country's accession will be fast because it's fulfilled. much of the criteria started way before in 2014. when the country has decided it's fortune to it's coming back to the european family when be a very complex association agreements. fucking stand on trades ecology, human dry, other instances, the war mansion like anti corruption infrastructure where its place, we have some sales,

63 percent of that association agreement document. and we have filed 2 question years. the last one had 9 books on spring break, besides questions from the european commission and today of the talking to members who were adult, say their vote, for instance, all 3 or belgium side for us, the not the lens, bronze in germany. we had the chance to talk to them here and try to book the only thing which is remaining is the western 1000. this is extremely important to receive this candidate because so many people are not from the fight and for it's in legislation, but also in the field of actual fight for freedom. democracy and the commonwealth values. we are showing it's every medical worker, it's every 3 personnel, men and women. it's every student, every business person, every politician. so i definitely think that this is

a fair political decision. however, ukraine has no intention to jump over any proceedings we will follow before the road map to finalize the reforms. and to prove that we, it's not a gift, it's something we really deserve. it's pleased with a pose experiencing its worst drought in 70 years logged sections of the river, have dried up water levels so low the wreckage of a boat that sunk during the 2nd world war has also resurfaced the affairs at northern se could lose half of the agricultural projects because of drought, emergency crews and turkey are battling wildfire in the south west, the tackling the flames from the sea and land as it spread to surrounding areas. strong winds and high temperatures, of making the job more difficult. a 3rd pretence to has died, an acquittal on the 11th day of a nationwide strike against the rising cost of living. indigenous demonstrators

fault the police, the capital quito, hours after they taken over a cultural center that had been sealed off by security forces for a week or latin america editor, lucy and newman has more. ha, thousands of striking indigenous ecuadorian st. rush to take back what they considered their headquarters, the capitals, indigenous house of cultures in an unprecedented move, the government had ordered the police to occupy it last week, enraging the confederation of indigenous nations. now that they've retaken it, they're celebrating, oh, this place represents our cultures. this is our home away from home. i. 6 after almost 2 weeks of a nationwide strike that has paralyzed much of ecuador, it seemed promising. ah,

but not for long running battles between right police and strikers near the legislative assembly left scores injured. indigenous leaders say they wanted to deliver a letter to request that the assembly uses constitutional powers to question president viet molasses. fitness to continue governing the conflict is clearly now impacting not just the economy, but ecuador is political stability. here the palace, security was reinforced further as soldiers practice defending themselves from demonstrators. we are only 4 blocks away from the presidential pals. the most highly secured area of all of ecuador at this hour, because the fear is that that indigenous strikers could try to make it break into the palace by breaking all the security gordons as close to the president's resignation. grow that government is offering to negotiate, sep unkillable, weird and ally,

which our government is doing all it can so that your voice is and protests will turn into effective solution miss a soon once again, we issue an invitation for an immediate dialogue without delay. 6 0, but indigenous leaders said the president must 1st lift a state of emergency and offer proof that he serious about alleviating poverty, including debt relief and fuel subsidies. and so the strike and the confrontations continue with no breakthrough insight. see, and human al jazeera, kito equity, 8 medical personnel involved in the care of argent any and football stall. diego madonna will face a public trial, a criminal negligence. the accused of failing to take proper care modano when he was recovering from surgery. he died 2 years ago. the age of 60, for an operation to treat a blood clot on his brain tree bo has more on how often tinian sense of feeling, the football legends loss even more now that the world cup is approaching. i'm here

at home. i don't have a domain going off site is, this is the club where the home, i don't, i began his career in june years and this is our emotional day for many of those who love might not in argentina. mostly because the judge has said that there is enough evidence to try those who were in charge of taking care of my keys, including urologist. i tie, trace that nurses among others for being a cue. so simple homicide, a very serious charge here in argentina that could lead to up to between 8 and 25 years in prison. prosecutors are saying that there were a series of conduct fina conduct that ended with moto and death. my own app was operated on a blood clot in his brain and that he, after that surgery, he should have remained in the hospital, which is what his daughters wanted. but instead he was taken for home in a series of recordings that appeared if you can hear some of those taken care of

them, are locked in to keep his family away, mostly and allegedly for profit. and this is why they're now going to try and madonna is a national hero in argentina. i god like figure that continues to be loved by many and this is, this will be the 1st world cup in cods are without him being in a team as a coach or involved with the play you're still people in argentine are very excited about the. 1 world cup with united, messy leading the team, those or he would talk to say that even though might i don't, i won't be here physically. may say that he will be supporting that him from heaven . and finally, a terrifying moment for a u. s. swimmer who fainted during her routine that the world aquatic championships synchronize were. anita alvarez fell unconscious and sank to the bottom of the pool while competing in budapest. her coach dived in to rescue her. she received immediate 1st aid and is now recovering well