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hello may parker. this is the al jazeera news. our live from london coming up. russian missile strike hits a shopping mall in central ukraine. at least 13 people are killed in dozens more, a said to be injured. and as the war new crane escalates, nato announced his plans to boost its rapid response force from 40000 to more than 300000 soldiers. a tank of toxic gas full some a crane at a pause in jordan. at least 12 people are killed and more than 260 affected by the league. so lanka looks to russia for help with its fuel crisis after people queue for days at petrol stations. and i am he dissimilar in doha, with his sports news, 6 time champion of a joke of inches of to a winning started this year's wimbledon. the best of the action on the way later in the program.

first at least 13 people were killed when a russian missile struck a shopping complex in ukraine. it happened in the central city of cram and choke. dozens of others were injured. charles stratford reports the shopping mall in the city of crew. men shook in central ukraine was reportedly full of people when the russian missile, if ukraine's president below them is zalinski said there were around a 1000 people inside at the time. as the place sprayed emergency services battled on, the billowing smoke to put out the fire. you cranes, national security and defense council cit. preliminary data suggested the strike was from one of 2 x 22 cruise missiles fired from an aircraft. it said the other hit, the cities, sports stadium, ukraine's foreign minister dimitra co labor tweeted russia is a disgrace to humanity and it must face the consequences. the response should be

more heavy palms will ukraine, more sanctions on russia and more business leaving russia? ukraine and authorities say there were no strategic or military targets near the shopping mall. on sunday. ukrainian military said a russian missile hit the cities bridge of the de naep or river killing one person an injury 5. moscow says it's trying to avoid civilian casualties, but hardly a day goes by when a civilian is not either killed or injured in a russian missile strike. a long way from the front lines, charles trafford, al jazeera, give for the war. new crane now in its 5th month named nato, has labeled russia a direct threat to security to the region. and plants a significantly boost the number of troops on high readiness alert. speaking in brussels before the alarms to summit this week, secretary general young salt and berg said there would be an almost eightfold increase from 40000 to more than 300000 troops. while at the g 7 meeting in germany,

western nations increase sanctions on russia. fine to leave them in place for as long as it takes ukraine's president followed him as a lensky address. the leaders, pleading for more arms and assistance, stepped vassal reports from gar. ms. partic, pardon kirchen, in germany with 18000 police officers guarding the summit? these protests s road their luck and try to grab the attention of the leaders urging the g 7 to the everything possible to stop the war in ukraine. gave him good . they're talking about the war, the destruction of the world, the climate catastrophe. and we want to show our protest inside the castle, ukrainian president lansky invited to attend fire video link was asking for more weapons telling the g 7 leaders. he wanted the war to be over before winter for their party. united states announced it would sent new advance air defense systems to ukraine, while g, 7 leaders, disgust,

increasing military fire power. nato chief, he installed to burke in brussels, announced a large expansion of battle ready troops. we will strengthen our forward the fences . we will enhance our battle groups in the eastern part of the alliance, up to brigade levels. we will transform the nato response force and increase the number of our high read this forces to well over 300000 such massive numbers, making this the biggest overhaul of nato's deterrence since the cold war law east. these are creek. so it is clear that this war has a very deep impact on international relations. as i said before, i see russia's attack on ukraine as a turning point. all international rules of corporation have been broken, especially that borders can't be changed by force. we as g 7 agreed that these will be long lasting effects and will stay with us

a very long time and influence international relations for a very long time. it's been a delicate balancing act here at the castle 1000 meters high, live a very and out how to increase crash on russia and continued to support your grain are making sure that sanctions won't back fire on t 7. economies. developing countries are also play a very high price, indonesian president joke away, daughter invited as one of the guests to the summit urged the g 7 to find a solution to the food crisis. hitting developing nations as a result of the war to gather with un secretary general until you good terrorist leaders discussed ways to lift a blockade of ukrainian food, stuck with wide spread humanitarian disasters looming and the war and ukraine. ongoing. g 7 leaders for leave to bavarian alps with multiple crises unresolved next on their agenda. the nato summit in madrid. later this week, steadfast and al jazeera in garnish, backed and kia, he was saying with a story,

let's bring in julia, georgia who is the director of the frontier europe initiative at the middle east institute. she also lectures on european security at georgetown university. and as a former military adviser to nato, she joins us now from washington. d. c. a. before the annexation of crimea in 2014 . there were very, very few nato forces, if at all in the baltic states, for instance. but now, we're poised to see a surge of up to possibly 300000 troops, turning eastern europe into a military zone. how is this meant to ease tensions with russia? you know, we have to look into the fine text and the fine print, 3 the off the 300000. we have now had an amplification off troops from just a few 1000 for years to 40000 over the last few months to show this war. in the, these 300000 are not all going to be located in eastern europe. many of them remain

and location such as germany and the meaning office or the objective office is to what do what may to call the turns by denial to dis, engage russia and make the year that they bear forces. then no chance to invade one of the nato countries if. ready moscow would plan this, as we've seen from the rhetorical, over the last few weeks from moscow. they are a defensive course. they are excluded from attacking russia and in they are supposed to make and are doing that make people on the eastern flank of nature, feel safe as they are threatened by russia, including with total destruction. so this may be an effort to reassure countries on nato's eastern flank. but we all know how this will be spun by a vladimir putin at home. he will, no doubt we affirm the old narrative of nato being an aggressor benzo named,

circling russia. that's right. but then he manages just been our absolute, the, everything in, in his favor and he blocks a lot. remember, at the beginning, the west was afraid off delivering weapons to ukraine because fuji was threatening us on the western side, within nato, with an attack any, as he has retaliated the accession, like the accession of been men in sweden to nato, in the context off the upcoming nato summit is something that you requested back in january from president. why not to happen more so he asked for the withdrawal of me to present from all eastern and central european countries in the tubing the opposite is clearly a loss for him, but then he's calculating recalibrating, spinning everything so that he can look as a winner. and not just to his domestic public, which supports him to significant extent, but also international,

the end in relationship to potential partner. so basically we can do whatever we'd like deter or try not to escalate. he's going to spin it any way. it was a former advice at nato. you, of course, remember the good old days, i suppose, when the nato russia council was a conduit for negotiations and talks between 2 sides. do you think that ship assailed? are there still opportunities to open channels of dialog? i think that trip has certainly failed you now now with the upcoming nato. so i made the big achievement beyond these troops will be to put together a strategy for the next 10 years because the former strategy is really expired. back in 2010 nato with calling in is strategy russia. phil, a partner just fights russia having invaded ga, just 2 years before. so we've seen over the last 30 years after the end of the cold

war attempts and renewed attempts by nato to bring russia in, particularly by room in countries who until very recently thought that european security cannot be achieved without russia. now we are being forced by moscow to turn our understanding $180.00 degrees and realized that there can be no european peace with russia. where if we're looking at what they are doing to in surface, the largest european country ukraine, is this then rather obliquely an admission from the alliance that this is a conflict in ukraine that is going to potentially drag on for a very, very long time. i'm afraid though, we've seen from the g 7 summit that just wrapped up presidents and lensky of ukraine, asking the west for support so that this war will end by the end of this calendar year. and that's a very ambitious goal. if we're looking at the situation right now on the ground in

ukraine where a particular d and the don boss, where the heaviest of fighting is, the report of horses is $1.00 to $10.00 in favor of russia. the west can change that, but has been, has a tend to do so. so the consequence has been that incrementally slowly, russia has been gaining territory and has made important strategic gains in the east. in the south. it would be a lot more support needed from the west to push against that. but right now we're facing this very difficult situation with data with g 7 trying to support ukraine. but as you were suggesting earlier, also having to balance out domestic publics and the energy crisis, we're all facing for months now caused by russia, and particularly the food crisis, as well, caused by russia to really located in the black sea unit. georgia director of the frontier europe initiative for the middle east institute. thank you so much. thank

you for having me. coming up on this news out from london. looking for answers, relatives of those killed in the south. african bar was still waiting to learn what happened to bob weighs. interest rates hit to 100 percent. part of the central banks plans to curb run away inflation the colorado avalanche when they're 1st stanley cup in 21 years, beating 2 time defending champions. the tampa bay lightning that's coming up in salt. ah. the tank of toxic gas has fallen from a crane in jordan killing at least 12 people. local media reports at least $260.00 people were injured when the tank hit the ground and burst an acrobat port. jordan's only seaport people living nearby have been told to stay at home and keep their windows closed. or dowd khattab is the journalist and jordan's capital

a man and joins me now by sky dowd firstly, what more can you tell? as i gathered, the substance has been identified as chlorine gas. yes, apparently this ship is supposed to be heading to g booty and about $525.00 a month time of jordan. time. this accident happened exactly what happened is not clear, but some, something happened at burst the container and had this koreen. and it's fred out to 2 people in the area, killing and injuring people, and most in jordan, is there also other national that currently among those war dead injured initially? yes, there was a almost a locked down on on. i could, but i just spoke to a friend who runs a piece of shop in downtown october. may. she said that things are back to normal in the city, but the area near taylor bay, if you know the acrobat area near the fort, it's been close off. and the army is as come in the prime minister as flu for my

helicopter to october. and the conference has been following up with the crisis center. they're trying to take a command of this in the army. apparently they can control over cleaning up the toys in this chemical that cause these death. but when it comes to the ports of october, at least the white a city life is returning to normal there. but what sort of impact is this likely to have on the strategic port going forward? do you think? well, it's not clear whether the port is going to be effected, whether it will be delays and already we're having a lot of delays in the shipments of things so that they continue that could have an effect on prices on them. and the availability of especially the food chain is always been and vulnerable, and especially in these days because of the posts that coverage. there is not a lot of stuck in any of these their needs. so these are the issues that people are concerned about. but that's,

i think that's why the army has been brought in to kind of clean up as quickly as possible so that there won't be a long delay in the delivery. zip codes are generally speaking to us from a man. thank you so much. not the so lankin government is sending ministers to russia to negotiate for fuel petrol. pumps are running dry g to the country's worst economic crisis and decades. the army has been deployed to the few petrol stations with stock to help implement a new rationing system. and the government to shut schools and told employees to work from home until further notice. when l fernandez reports from colombo, many here have wasted hours and days waiting for fuel. the sri lankan government says is running out no comfort to the thousands like for bath. he has spent the last 3 days in a que may boiling melinda linda le, after waiting so long in getting out leases of fuel. we earn a few 1000 rupees,

but we have to use part of that to buy fuel. again, what we're left with isn't enough to buy food, let alone bring up 3 children. the minister of power and energy says, shall anchor owes around $735000000.00 for early of philo shipments. and no one is willing to provide more. you see, must amalgam up. no company is willing to supply us with fuel without pre payment. we do get the situation coming to that. we need 550000000 for fuel this month, but we only have 130 minute. she longed, has been running out of foreign currency to please the food medicine, fuel and cooking ass in days, providing $4000000000.00 in credit. and some other countries have offered to help a u. s. delegation from the treasury and state department began talks with the government on monday. minister vi jessica says government representatives will travel to russia and cutter to try and negotiate fuel purchasers. with less than

a day's worth of stock, the state petroleum provider is limiting what it sends to fuel stations. and those have been a lot victim. i am wondering how to divide to these lot among all these people them make well, we give 30 liters for vehicles, 3 wheelers and motor weiss, a full tank. but of course, vehicles don't get fuel to day. judges will have to stop hearing cases. so a gentleman from the u this year, he's asking for fuel for judges. these are the kinds of challenges i face. on monday the military began issuing tokens that assured the holder a guaranteed chance to fuel up when stocks arrive, but not all are convinced. it's a practical system. i hope i think the guy im, if an all goes off velan, god willing that her things will improve. i'm in the there's no other better country living or than sri lanka. i would say if things are come into place, the government is struggling to find supplies,

willing to provide fuel. and this means the hundreds of thousands of people queuing at petrol stations around the country can only hope. and wait minute fernandez, ojo 0, colombo pakistan has launched a new campaign to vaccinate nearly 13000000 children against polio. 800000 health workers will carry out the inoculations door to door. the health ministry reported 11 cases of the virus this year is one of only 2 countries in the world where the polio virus is circulating. the 2nd is neighboring afghanistan. agencies of join the taliban and calling for western sanctions on afghanistan to be eas, following wednesdays, devastating earthquake survivors in the pac teak of province. a desperate for help . but it's been difficult to get aid and much needed supplies into the country. mohammed bow reports these after a major earthquake stuck mean a girl trying to salvage what he can,

what he and his neighbors had been building for years was smashed into dust and debris in seconds was monday leather belts. our home has been destroyed, the women and children are here with me, and we have no home, no taint. and we haven't received tents so far. women and children are living outside among the destruction. and there are no toilets nor anything else. there is no place for us to look for such im many survivors in afghanistan, eastern province of practica are still in shock. oh, can terrify me. that's when the shoot quaker could. the ceiling of the room fell on me and i sank deep into the ground up to my throat, and the wooden beams were on top of me. i saw that my head was sticking out of a ceiling. humanitarian aid is just beginning to arrive, but it's uncertain how many victims it will reach. nearly 10000 families are homeless and in desperate need for shelter, cleaned, drinking water and food. the you and has warned of

a potential outbreak of cholera and other diseases. people in the area have long been impoverished, thus been worse and by sanctions imposed by the united states since the body bound to cover afghanistan last year. 90. well, we want the taliban to make schools for us. we have no schools, nor religious schools. no hospitals. we request them to prepare all these things for us. we have no roads either. this is what i want from the government. leah, how does, how was like to pursue wilner? we are thankful for the help and support of countries and the international agencies, but still we would like to say that all this aid is not enough. the now they should support us in re establishing the infrastructure in these areas. allow my nana taliban says after years of war, western powers have left the country in ruins and reliant on humanitarian 8 and it's demanding the united states and it's freeze on billions of dollars of afghan funds held in us backs. hammett fund,

a da 0 al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied west bank. sharina black lo was shot in the head by ready forces while she was on assignment and jeanine. on the day of her funeral israeli forces storm, the procession started beating mourners, causing pall bearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing and called, continue to call for an investigation ob, ucla was without jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the australia of occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. at least 4 people have been killed, her more than 300 injured when part of an arena collapse. during a bull fight in central columbia official say the death toll is expected to rise. the pact event was part of a popular cultural festival. barbara,

anchor par reports. this is the moment multiple levels of a wood and bombay stand caved in. turning a popular bull running festival into a tragedy. several spectators were killed while others say they were lucky to survive. would you fight? 8 boxes collapsed. actually, you can already see that it's all wood section we, we are in the ring. when we saw this structure falling in a domino effect. no, or may all day. i fell from the 2nd floor and that's how i broke my foot. and my right wrist, it was like a game of dominoes. it just swept around and brought all those stands crashing down when when it, unlike spanish bull fighting animals are not killed at festivals, nest currently has members of the public are invited to enter the ring. and taunts the animals have been many cause to band practice. this has commer legally in

columbia before well, the tide has been to the practice before it was overturned by the constitutional court several years ago. in zillow. the event that he's referencing a northern city in columbia known for these both festivals in that $983.00 levels of the wind balconies class and left $400.00 people dead. and 4000 injured and the town been suspended the festivals for 19 years. but then resumed again in 1999 before being suspended again in 2013. so this has been a political issue. samples escaped to ring and ran through the streets of our s p, now injuring bystanders. the incident may prompt the incoming president to regulate the practice which forms a strong part of many colombians, cultural identity. about for now, the focus is on treating the wind it and finding out why the stadium collapsed. proper angry pop out is era. relatives of at least 21 people who died in the south african bar waiting to find out what caused their deaths. survivors have described

a battle to escape the pac bar in the east and cape province, with one reporting of suffocating smell. samples from the body use have been taken to tuck solar, g labs for me to mila as more from johannesburg, families at this point, having to rely on eye witness accounts on what happened to understand what happened from some of the other people who were at that bar on saturday evening, as these are unconfirmed reports, but some of the people who claim to have been at the barn saturday evening of you social media to try and explain what happened. saying that at some point in an effort to try and close the club will get people out of that bar. and there was some sort of spray used, or perhaps a pepper spray or some sort of gas. and again, this is unconfirmed, but it's most of the information that's come out so far are from people who were at that bar that evening. so far, police have said that they are investigating,

they have forensic experts on seen. and as you mentioned there, they are doing tests to determine whether there was some sort of poisoning or get further shed some light on exactly what happened. but the families are who are morning. the 21 people who were killed at least 17 of them were found dead at that bar. as soon as police arrived or 4 others out, died later at hospital. and it seems that they are still civil bodies that haven't been identified. so they still appears to be a significant amount of confusion around what happened. and essentially people are waiting for police to explain of events that took place in the early hours of sunday morning. zimbabwe central bank has raised his interest rates to a record high of 200 percent. the rise is an effort to time inflation that's running up more than a 100. 90 percent is piling pressure on people already struggling with shortages of essential goods and price increases. harry matessa has more from herrera,

a lack of confidence in some bobby's donna and soaring inflation is taking a toll on its people. the central bank is more than doubling interest rates from 80 to 200 percent from july. the 1st, an attempt to rain in inflation, the finance minister hopes to boost market confidence, saying other currencies will still be used for the next 5 years. the government is getting stated is in its intention of maintaining a multi current system best. only jewel, the use of the us dollar in this bobby dollar in the mail. however, the market, locals confidence in multi current systems. it is, is causing us challenges. and i want to assure you that this multi current system is here to stay into the foreseeable future. inflation reach more than 191 percent in june. that's made life even harder for millions of people. previous

attempts by the government, summer collapse, as above, as close into the teen day ban on the bank. lending economies here are divided on whether that worth official se they'll not introduce gold coins into the market for individuals to store value. but some economists say this may not be practical. 49 percent of the population in extreme bullet. $7900000.00 people who cannot live on a dollar made a cents a day. they can even go to bed that eating 70 percent of the population in private . so he's going to buy the gold coins. government officials also planned to reduce taxes and fuel to curb price increases, as well as increase allowances, the health workers and civil servants. after unions rejected a 100 percent wage increased, but with soaring inflation, this may do little to help people facing a rising cost of living. how to matessa out his or her id. or there's a lot more still to come this hour. no relief to reco temperatures in tokyo. air

conditioner use is restricted because of power, cup fears, an ocean emergency how climate change over fishing and plastic waste, a threatening marine life. this dream stopped for the women's hometown favorite to wimbledon. pizza will have the action in schools. ah hello there. the weather's cooled at the edges of europe, particularly for the west and the east. but in the middle of these sides, we've got a heat wave savaged between the 2. lots of warmth, coming through from the south, mediterranean stretching up toward scandinavia in particular for southern areas of italy where we have got red warnings out for that heat. but there is some wet or whether to be found in the north, a rumble of thunder storms,

which could bring some flooding to the north west. and if we trace those up a stretch all the way up through central areas towards norway, now we are going to see some drenching down pools here on tuesday as that mass of wet weather works its way towards the northeast. but i wouldn't say it's the baltic states that see the more fierce thunderstorms to the west for britain, an island. it is an improving picture with just some showers, but spells of sunshine. and as we headed down to the southwest for spain and portugal. oh, it's a fine enjoy. whether to be found that stretches across the mediterranean towards greece, with just a peppering showers here and there he is suddenly building for the balkans places like serbia. how good alerts out for that heat. if we have a look at a temperature for belgrade we're going to be touching up into the mid thirty's. well above the average and sunshine through to friday. that should weather update. ah,

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lou ah, a reminder of the top stories here on out to 0. at least 13 people were killed when a russian missile struck a shopping mall in the central ukrainian city of cram and shook. dozens of others were injured. nato chief, yet sultan burg is called russia the most significant and direct threat to security . as allies prepare for summit and madrid, the lines wants to boost its rapid reaction. forces from 40000 troops 230-0000. a tank of toxic gas has fallen from a crane in jordan, killing at least 12 people. local media reports, at least $260.00 people were injured with a tank, hit the ground,

and burst an acrobat port. jordan's only seaport. now, in ecuador, the organization leading the indigenous protest says the it will agree to hold talks with the government to try to end the strike that has gripped parts of the country for 2 weeks in an attempt to quell the protest. present gamma la, so has promised to reduce petrol and diesel by $0.10 a gallon on saturday. last so also lifted a state of emergency imposed in several provinces. government officials say 28 soldiers have been kidnapped and a 175 police officers seriously injured during the unrest. at least 7 civilians have died. the national assembly is debating whether to remove law, so from office or latin american editor, lucy newman, joins us live from quito, lucia. so we're hearing that the indigenous groups are now in talks with the government. what's the likelihood of any breakthrough indeed we are right behind me. you may be able to see the indigenous guard which provide

security for the leaders of the confederation of indigenous peoples who are leading this strike. they are meeting inside that a school that you see behind me with members of the government, the legislative assembly, the supreme court and other institutions, state institutions. this is the 1st time, or at least the closest that they have got to real negotiations. but this is what the striker to are calling a pre dialogue, a pre dialogue to see if there are enough points that they can agree on to actually sit down with the president. he has, you already mentioned, had offered a 10 cent decrease in the price of petrol and diesel, which the strikers have rejected. they say that this is a joke. it's not nearly enough. they, they want a lot more subsidies, a lot more guarantees of reduction in the price of basic goods to have the government to also prove that it will stop speculators from raising the prices of

basic items that have gone up the sky high in the last 2 years the list is long, it's a 10 point list of demands for that matter. they're going through them one by one at this hour. how far they will get and whether it will be enough for them to call off. the strike is something that i would, nobody knows at this hour belushi, or of course you've seen violent protests over the past few days and a multitude of ro, blockades. is there any sense that all of this could be dying down? quite the contrary, i would say while hearing keith thought this hours while these talks are going on, it seems to be fairly quiet all around where we are now. there are many, many protest her is just waiting to clash with light ride village. if things should go wrong, we were at a town about an hour from here until recently. there blockades all along the main highways to type to stop cars coming back and forth into the capital and in other

parts of the country. and as well as that riot pennies went in and clashed with the residents that we're had, we're putting up those barricades this we understand is happening all around the city. and right now i'm hearing a lot of noise going on. i'm not quite sure why, but. okay, oh, i understand. i'm hearing that the taxi drivers are, are coming here. they're also on a strike. it's no longer just the indigenous unions that are on strike. but many, many others will have joined because so just so you get an idea. they're only 33 percent of ecuador and have a set salary, have a full time job. while the rest of them are just a making julia from hand to mouth. so it is a very, very dire situation, especially since the president interviews are very, very strict, austerity measures in accordance with an agreement with the i m f. so that's the situation here. unless there is an agreement soon, there's

a lot of fear that covering ability of this country club completely collapse, which might give you an idea also that the president may be willing now to make the more concessions that he has been ready to do. and so now i'm going to be run over, so i'm going to move over and we'll let you get out of the way our american edits antecedent, even though the deepening crisis in ecuador, thank you. people living in japan's capital have been asked to come back, their electricity use. japan is experiencing a heat wave with a record hygiene temperature topping 40 degrees for the 1st time, is that to a search and the use of air conditioners and tokyo, natasha can name reports. tokyo feels like a sauna. people in japan's capital have been sweating through the last days of june, with temperatures far higher than usual for this time of year. no big thing. it is . i'm surprised. it's hot every year and usually it gets this hot after the rainy

season. so these temperatures at the end of june are surprising. the rain in japan usually tempers the heat leading into july. but this year a powerful atmospheric pressure system is stalled. over the pacific ocean meteorologist predict the heat wave will continue. the government is worried about the impact on the electrical grid as air conditioners operate at full power. people are being asked to turn off their lights and conserve energy, especially during the late afternoon when usage peaks over the weekend. more than 250 people in tokyo were treated in hospital for heat stroke law. so reach summer we have no choice but to obey the government's request to say the electricity, except for the refrigerator and the computer i turned everything off. japan's electrical grid is especially compromise on top of reduced nuclear reactor capacity following the fukushima meltdown in 2011 and an ongoing closure of coal plants.

japan is also facing a shortage of fuel imports from russia. in the coming days, people will have to find a way to stay cool without overtaxing japan's power system. natasha name al jazeera. major flooding in southern china has forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes. motorists have been caught up in the extreme, whether this video released by police and going dong province shows a woman being pulled to safety from her car. one dog is one of the worst hit areas in the country as a grapples would record rainfall. in hong kong security has been tightened the head of an anticipated visit by president, gigi, ping, china state media says hill, attend the swearing in ceremony of the territories next, chief executive. the event coincides with the 25th anniversary of its handover to beijing. adrian brown reports sheeting thing was lost in hong kong in

2017. to march the 20th anniversary of the territories returned from british to chinese rule. this visit will be his 1st known trip outside mainland china since january 2020. until a few days ago, that had been uncertainty over whether he'd be coming at all. this followed an increase in coven infections with 2 senior, hong kong government officials. among the latest cases, but at the we can chinese state control media confirmed she would be attending the ceremony on friday, although it didn't clarify whether he'd be doing so in person or virtually. i'm confident that the authorities in call together with the security arrangements for the child is president, will make sure that the ceremony will proceed safely and there will be no real threat to the safety and security of the chinese president and his entourage to shield china's president from the risk of infection,

hong kong government officials will have to quarantine ahead of friday, swearing in ceremony. a ceremony taking place close to streets where 3 years ago mass protest took place against china's growing influence. here. on july, the 1st 2019 demonstrators smashed their way into the local legislature. china's leaders eventually responded to the unrest by implementing a national security law that led to the arrest of more than $180.00 people, including elected politicians and activists. the hong kong authorities hope she's is it will prove the territory is a happy place. now, a false picture says one analyst. and so there is still this resentment, alienation and hard feeling. i think about many people in our call, but they won't be on the street demonstrating this year marks a halfway point of hong kong,

50 year transition from british to chinese rule. during this period, hong kong was promised it's freedoms would remain unchanged. a promise that critic say has been undermined by china's heart campaign against political dissent. adrian brown al jazeera hong kong, hundreds of supporters of the former haitian president jean bertrand aristide, have demanded his returned. there's anger about political instability and a crime rate that is getting worse. victoria gates and be reports. ah, this is a country without a functioning government. it's economy has collapsed its streets around by gangs of violent crime and kidnappings. have searched the supporters of former president jean bertrand aristide say only he can save haiti for dental from london. we've taken to the streets to appeal to president aristide because it's him. we want. we want our state to be the transitional president because people are suffering.

haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere. with a long history of political turmoil, patients voted in their 1st free election in 1990 electing aristide. but he was ousted in a qu less than a year later after the assassination of president jovan elma east. last july area henri took power on re, has broad political support from international community. but he's been criticized for saying he has no plans to step down until the country holds new election. is one. 0, if the international community is to be a true ally of haiti, we are demanding. they collaborate with president aristide to save us from crisis. haiti still struggling to recover from a devastating 7 point to earthquake that destroyed the southern tip of the peninsula last year. la crippling economic conditions are likely to worse and as the political crisis drags on when attitude

with president lights wasn't too expensive, rise and oil were cheap into guarantee makes everyone afraid. i'm tired of it. we want odyssey to be the president of the transition. supporters of aristide say they'll continue to protest until they get the change. they say the country so desperately needs a victoria gay to be al jazeera. in other news, environmental activists from the group ocean rebellion have been demonstrating of the un ocean conference, which is on the way in lisbon that demanding an end to industrial fishing. the conference co hosted by portugal in kenya aims to accelerate plans to protect marine life. about $7000.00 people are expected to attend, including heads of state scientists and non governmental organizations. united nations secretary general antonio terrace told the conference as no time to waste.

sadly, we have taken the ocean for granted and to they we face what i would call a notion emergency. we must turned the tides. global heating is pushing ocean temperatures to record levels, creating fiercer and more frequent storms. sea levels are rising low lying highland nations face inundation as do many measure coastal cities in the world. the thing with a story dive, as in kenya, trying to restore coral reefs there by planting special structures that encourage displace carl's to regroup. malcolm webb has more some of the world's most diverse ecosystems of found here in the coral reefs of kenya's coast. but they're under threat one to these divers one to do something about it. the part of the foundation called refill ition that was set up after

a series of devastating coral bleaching events in the indian nation. the rescue broken pieces of coral and replant them on specially made structures. they say they're planting about $8000.00 carls a year. yet in patel, the project manager says it's working because they get to nutrients from all side. they grow very quickly. so piece which is this small in 6 months can become this bigger. ready? the coral provides a crucial breeding ground for fish, which local communities depend on planting on the structures helps restore some of the marine habitat. this is where they made the project involved, the local fishing community to and employ some of them. the subsystem features who are, depending on on, on this channel for the fishing activity can benefit one has a fishing area. number 2, they can also use this area full scale snow calling activities. about half of the

world's coral is already been destroyed. and scientists say most all of it will be wiped out in the next 30 years without drastic action. one of the threats his industrial fishing trawlers, nets dragged along the bottom of the ocean, can destroy almost everything in their path. you can compare it with build ocean down a forest to try and get some deer, but then after that there will be no forest, no more deer. the same is happening through the marine life. if you destroy the entire bottom, there will be no more life in the future. changing climate is making coral bleaching events more frequent and more severe. the world's temperature is set to rise by more than 2 degrees conference. you can get away with not just power and emissions by having a system that, that can you condition that's a question or things like that. we need to reduce all the combinations possible and then counts on replanting can help preserve existing corals. but if rising,

see temperatures on stopped, thou hardly be any coral left replant malcolm web al jazeera. for a clerk is the ocean's practice liter with w. w. f international. he says, climate change and over fishing is leading to the collapse of important marine systems such as coral reef. the agency of the crisis names and the, the implications of crisis. so many people, as well as natural systems, means that many people have it's, they can responding to this. it's certainly government civil society organizations, but also the private sector and investors. so it's been all hands on deck situation to the ocean crisis, dental stuff. course the well, the, i'm them into a role in stabilizing the climate festival that also for centuries the ations supported the livelihoods of coastal communities around the world. in many

developing and late developed countries. communities living in coastal areas remain quite profoundly dependent on unhealthy fish, duck fish, populations being depleted by the fishing and destructive fishing practices also by the degradation of coastal habitat like like men, growth and those impact hounded by climate change with thing. the decline and progressive collapse, systems like car race, the performance provide food for so many people. so the, the, the declining health of the ocean has, has quite profound impact to humanity. but there in time, we do not have attendance around, but it requires a commitment and an action from all that's. that's one of the, the opportunities presented to us here this week. and i should conferences to, to redouble our efforts to trend commitment interaction. so i have this news. chaotic seems interrupt to major league baseball game. peter will have that in

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at least 80 matches. and each of the food majors in the open mirror. not the one of the youngest, those any more and the things change a little bit, but the love and and flame for this sport still burns in me and am, you know, of course at this stage of my career, i tried to always play my best tennis at the grand slams and really deliver, deliver the best lanissa on this more significant courts in the history of our sport. and what can i say now there we got to 80. let's get through. 100 handy. murray is also made his way through to the 2nd round. murray faced australia, james douglas off the dropping. the 1st said he came back to william for murray has not been beyond the 3rd round at a grand slam for 5 years now. of the suffering with injuries, tennis of teenage golden boy carlos alcaraz is also through to the 2nd round. although spanish needed 5 sate server come young linux throw in

a match that lasted over 5 hours. the 19 year old alcaraz arose the prominent early this year when he won the masters, $1000.00 events in miami and madrid. but the men 7 seed became the 1st major casualty, hubert hood catch was dumped out by spain's i handled david of $1495.00 sets of cash was thought of as a junior wimbledon contained to the seal to win the title of hala on tuesday. australian bad boy in a curious will be an action against paul job. the unseeded player has only ever reached the one of the quarter finals once before. but tennis channel analysts john with i'm says the enigmatic curios cannot be discounted. i think a lot of people. 1 would love it, and a lot of people who hated the curios is unseated, which is relevant because it means he has a very tough drop means that he's going to play tough competition throughout years . not had great success in terms of physical durability. he played tennis on his her because a thoroughly framed physically he doesn't really have a coach on the one hand, it would be sort of

a blow for doing things and eventually, and i think it also would, it would definitely be a stock to be candid system but i think if you look at this wimbledon drug, despite the fact that they did the curios is really got to be up there as we talk about the contender. on the women side, british home crowd favorite emma read economies through to the 2nd round. the us open champion defeated belgium's allison, the fun funk in straight sets on center court medical supplies last year with her run for the full round as an 18 year old. as an amazing experience on center. cool . it was the 1st time i played on there, and from the moment i walked out through those gates, i could really just feel the energy and the support and everyone was behind me from the what goes. so yeah, i really just tried to cherish every single point on there and yeah. played every point like it could have been one of my last will not cool. add ons to beat sweetest, qualify. medium b, oakland, 6163 that's in is in fluids. he has yet to win a grand slam, but earlier they become an arab woman. so when the w. c. $1000.00 and event on

tuesday, will the one he gets we all take will capture the imagination. not only does she come into the tournament is the french open champion, but she's also on a 35 match, winning hot streak. so on with i'm, since she is undoubtedly the ones to be. she's playing sort of a simulacrum of and i mean she's like you to look like a different sport from the rest of the feel and all her was on her with the exact conversation, bobby, to go into french open and she delivered g o filled all that expectation, i think the same thing is going to be true here. i mean, she has not lost since february 1, 35 that she didn't play any brask or tune up with i think has caused some people concerned about. but i think it's actually probably a wise decision to rest up and she is the overwhelming favorite to win here and when her 2nd straight nader the stanley cup winning colorado avalanche players have returned home after the game 6 when of the tampa bay lightning on sunday. to secure

the n h l's biggest prize that were given a war to salutes after touching down in denver of the losing in the 2nd round of the playoffs. in each of the past 3 seasons, colorado finally landed the big one. this is also the 1st time in 21 years. the avalanche won the stanley cup. american basketball player brittany griner has appeared in a russian court for a preliminary hearing, she was arrested for the alleged possession of cannabis. the olympic champion was detained at moscow. april in february, after allegedly being called carrying vate cartridges containing cannabis oil. but the u. s. says she's being wrongfully detained. a trial date has been set for july . first. england's woke up, winning captain. o. and morgan is expected to announce his retirement from international cricket on tuesday. meanwhile, england's taste theme of beaten e. z lynn to compete a 3 no sweep of a series for 296 for the when they can switch by 7 week. it's joe routes and johnny bay, so put on an unbeaten match, winning $111.00 run partnership to secure the wind for new capital and coach main

stokes and brendan mccallum knew that everyone would buy into the new mentality that i mean brendan wanted out of the same um, but and thinking go this wealth, the honest to m turn to go about everything you know of all days play whether be with a bow with the ball was just sensation of us really to more from anybody else. you know, throughout the whole team. and finally, chaotic scenes interrupt of sundays m l b game between the seattle mariners and los angeles angels, both themes got into a massive rule of attention. so the 2 days of inside pitches boiled over the school . the game was delayed by about 18 minutes and several players from each team including managers, were removed. well, leave, that's all the sports i have for now back to you in london, gray, fair staff. thank ye peter. well, before we go, gold miners have found

a whole baby woolly mammoth in the frozen permafrost of northern canada. take a look at this has been described as one of the most significant mummified ice age animal discoveries. but it still has skin and hair. the female willy mammoth likely died during the ice age over 30000 years ago. okay, that's it for me and eve barker for this news hour. i'll be back in just a few moments time with more of the day's news or without his hero. don't go away. ah ah, to thought it difficult. so i la la la la la la. national. why is one on one the how do you to visit? well, cancel the philistine with the, from the such for yeah, well, and about the fisa yada. that can of little sob. is it done?

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