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hello, i am emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from tow house are coming up. a funeral is underway in south africa for 21 young people found dead in a bar in mysterious circumstances. i'm latasha barbara in paris where rail workers who are on strike demanding better pay to help them cope with the rising cost of living and increasing concern over food supplies in kenya as to the drought takes its toll on crops and livestock. ah, hello and welcome to the program. the british prime minister is once again fighting for political survival after the resignation of 2 senior cabinet members. both the finance and health minister step down on tuesday saying they've lost confidence, embarrass johnson. after months of scandals,

he said to face tough questions in parliament on wednesday, johnson has already named his replacement education secretary nadeem at holly takes richey. so next position as chancellor of exchequer and the prime ministers, chief of staff, steve barclay replaces sergeant javert as health secretary. a number of junior ministers have also stepped down saying, the prime minister is unfit to govern where we challenge begins our coverage. a double bomb shell for britain scan, b blighted prime minister. but one that will need all his famous survival skills. free from the resignation of 2 of his most important ministers came with personal attacks that could prove politically fatal. first out was health secretary such javits with a judgment that the conservative party had lost the faith of the electorate. it's clear to me that this situation will not change under your leadership, he writes, and you have therefore lost my confidence to sticking the knife. and shortly after,

with chancellor richie sumac, the public right? the expect government to be conducted properly, competently and seriously. i believe the standards a worth fighting for, and that is why i am resigning. peppered with questions as he arrived home, such as jared used every resigning politicians favorites, no comment cliche. i'm just going to go spend some time with my family. thank you for coming. thank you. party gates, the are in partisan affair. the downing street flat refurbishment. numerous scandals have brought the prime minister to this point. but what seemingly precipitated these big desertion is the admission from number 10 that johnson did know of a disgraced m. p. chris pinches previous sexual assault allegations, despite claiming he didn't minutes before his minister's walked. mister johnson went on tv to apologize. i think it was a mistake and i apologize for it. i think in hindsight, it was the wrong thing to do. i apologize. everybody has been badly affected by it,

so i just want to make absolutely clear that there's no place in this government or anybody who is predatory or who abuses that position of power the press. the big question is, of course what next? although there have been several further junior resignations, the rest of the cabinets are sticking by their leader for now at least, given johnson survived advice competence last month. disgruntled m. p. 's would have to change the rules to hold another one. but in a year, opposition lead, a case is calling for elections. we need a fresh start for break and we need a change of government. this government is collapsing, the tory party is corrupted. and changing one man at the top of the tory party won't make any difference, he will fix the problems. let's have a fresh start for britain. let's have a real change of government. but at the moment that looks like a long shot, as does any expectation that boris johnson will follow his ministers and resign.

we'll reach helen's desert and go to poll brennan now, who's at downing straight. hello there. paul moore, resignations this morning. as johnson prepays promises questions and a grilling by seeing the empty life, that's right, no capital ministerial level resignation this morning, but we have had 2 people falling on our swords and resigning in frustration, frankly at the way the number 10 operation has been conducted in recent days and weeks. firstly laura talk, she's a ministerial aid, a voluntary private secretary in the transport department. but more interestingly, a man called will quince who is a minister for children. and it was he who was sent out to do the the media interview round on monday morning, saying that the prime minister knew nothing about crisp inches problems and past the actual facts that version of events that will quince have been given was false

. and chris, sorry, wilkins feeling today that he had no option, frankly given of embarrassment, but to quit. that said, we have seen the defense critique and wallace go into number 10 in the last half an hour. no indication that he is on his way out so far he has expressed his support for the prime minister's position. so at the moment, a couple more resignations, but not at the cabinet level. and as you say, boris johnson is not after the was not by any stretch of the imagination, a really tough day ahead. prime minister's questions. 11 g m t a half a 40 minute session in parliament with the leader of the opposition, but most interestingly, it would be good to watch exactly what the conservative back benches ask of the prime minister and what level of anger of a vent at him. but more importantly, i think the liaison committee like a super committee of 35 persons of all the individual poly mentary committees. they

come together. it's a 2 hour session, more likely to be formal. forensically interrogation of the prime minister, i think, is going to have a really tough time. but johnson does like big, broad brush strokes to be pinned down by a committee of committed and peas and committee chair people. it's not something for us. johnson is going to enjoy for the 2 hours of this afternoon session. certainly a critical day ahead poll and what about things cold for a snap in general election? how likely is that to happen? it possible. it's certainly an option that bars johnson supporters has put on the table as he's losing support within the conservative party. the thinking was perhaps that if he went to the government, sorry to the country, that he might find more support to have. that option does seem to be being away. given the results of a year of opinion poll by the,

by the company you got overnight, which showed the 69 percent of people now believe that forrest johnson should resign them. for the 1st time, a majority of conservative voting members of the public. also believe he should go previously it's been below 50 percent is now 54 percent of people who would vote conservative. now believe the prime minister, that conservative prime minister should go 68 percent of the total though, believe he will try, at least to find on. there is no indication at all the forest. johnson will willingly leave the address down the street behind me. i mean, his track record shows that he is just not the sort of person to quit willingly. all right, thank you very much for bringing up to speed will cross spectrum throughout the day poker and, and live for us outside downing street to south africa. now where the president is among the dignitaries attending the mass funeral of 21 young people in east london, the students were found dead in a bond last sunday in mysterious circumstances. authorities are investigating the

cause of death, and i've taken blood samples that toxicology test. students had been out celebrating the end of their exams. please say there were no obvious signs of injury, and the bar has been shut down as a result. let's bring in for me to mila, whose life for us injure harrisburg, covering developments from there for me to how these young people being remembered . well, we have seen the sort of that mass funeral in the eastern cape, 18 of the people who died in the tragedy are being buried to day 3. others were buried. 2 of them yesterday and one earlier this morning. but the majority will be remembered in this mass funeral, or during the course of the morning, we expect the president us or i'm opposed to be in attendance. and it's likely given the circumstances around what happened the about 10 days ago. that the issue of under age drinking might be highlighted or dressed and, and it continues to be

a mystery just exactly how these $21.00 people died in the scar when they were attending a party on the sunday before last and femina. what's the latest on the investigation into these mysterious deaths? well, there remain a lot of questions around exactly what happened. the police minister becky billy, has ruled out to that a stampede took place, and the official report from police hasn't yet been released. the toxic toxicology results are all the samples have been sent to cape town. those results are not yet available, but they are a number of unconfirmed reports based on sources close to the investigation that it might have been carbon monoxide poisoning or it might have been related to a petrol generates had been used during the party during when those students were at their tavern, but nothing official yet from police. and of course parents attending and family members attending the mass funeral to day. still very unclear around what exactly

happened to their children and their loved ones. yes, no doubt, i want those questions answered. thank you very much for the update from it. a miller law for us in johannesburg. an explosion in northern molly, his coat, at least 2 un peacekeepers in injured 5 other vehicle hit a bomb on a road in the city of gow. no group has claimed responsibility that she stays attack more than 170 piece capers have been killed in mileage since 20. 13 ral work is in france. are on strike, to demand better pay amid staffing shortages and rising inflation. industrial action comes at the beginning of the summer holidays, and many travellers have had to rearrange their plans. the french government is due to announce the cost of living bill to help citizens cope with the rising prices. the plan will be debated in the national assembly in the coming weeks. let's bring in natasha butler, who joins us live now from paris. hello there, tash. it's just after 11. am where you are. how much disruption is this?

strike causing? was all causing a whole lot of disruption in the sense that people were alerted in advance by the rail company if their train was canceled. so people knew in advance, so they had to make other plans find are the modes of transport, about 2 out of every 5 trains is running. that's why people of course, is still coming to the station. it's natural services are still running a fully nevertheless, of course we've been speaking to people who have said, look, they've had to find out the ways to get to the station to day, perhaps if they've been coming for other regions. many people though say that they understand why the work is so striking and they support of course, their right to strike said people generally are being pretty positive about it. and natasha, what to these were workers want or the workers are on strike. so what they want is basically better pay you some of

them say that they haven't had to pay rise in nearly a decade and with the rising cost of living prices, storing, of course, food and fuel, things like that that they're pointing it very difficult at the end of the month, they are struggling financially and they want to have a higher salaries. now trade union leaders say that they are hoping to meet with rail bosses a bit later today to discuss the situation. and it's the situation we've seen over the past few days, for example, airports across france, particularly in paris with apple work, is also striking. overpay saying that they want higher pay to the french government, say look, we can't do anything about salaries is not up to us to put salaries up. but what they are doing is proposing a series of measures as part of a new, a cost of living bill that will help a particularly low income household. so things like subsidies on the fuel and food . all right, thank you very much in touch about my life rests in paris. still ahead on al

jazeera russia steps up its bombardment and eastern ukraine. is it seeks to capture more territory in the done net yes. region. under on hendern in highland park, where chargers had been filed against the men believe to have committed a highland park massacre. ah, there is something of the pattern developing finely in the weather, ever, se, asia, it may not look much, i know, but let's look at the forecast, alive from the philippines down to west. papua is where the x, the biggest chows are going to be further west. that means is rather less energy in the atmosphere. it's dryer. look at this for java borneo, sumatran. potentially malaysia. very few showers around here. and again, you pick it up as rather wet weather in me and mom probably knows and talent as

a result of the monsoons flow. now the forecast manila shows this as well as the sundry all wet. the next 3 is little wind to move along. so this is the flood season in the philippines, as it has been and still is to be honest, around sidney. but the rain is falling off. the top is now much lighter. the forecast the service that gives you an onshore wind or along shore wind shares going offshore on the circulation. then the tasman see leaving behind fine weather the still flooding on the ground. admittedly, it's also finding queens and the warming up and the few showers haven't yet reached purse. but new zealand different story looks great on thursday, thursday nights a bit dodgy is this rain comes in and friday. you don't want to concentrate on that forecast for too long. ah

ah, ah ah, ah, ah. lou ah ah, hello, you're watching out a 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. this alum, the british prime minister, is once again fighting for political survival to senior cabinet members step down

on tuesday saying they've lost confidence in borrowers. johnson. he said to face tough questions in parliament on wednesday. a funeral is being held for 18 of the 20 young people who died in a bar in east london in south africa. authorities currently investigating the course that they did. and ral work is in france, a going on strike, to demand better pay, and made it stopping shortages and rising inflation. the stoppage comes at the beginning of the summer holidays and is expected to cause significant disruption. the war in ukraine has entered a new phase rushes turned its attention to capturing the eastern done. yet sco region having claimed victory in the neighboring, no hands province. earlier this week, several cities have come under heavy bombardment. at least 2 people were killed by strikes on a market in that soviets on tuesday. and in back more to police say residential

buildings where hits in during several civilians. their attacks have also been reported in crime, a tourist. alan fisher has the latest from keith as the lesser chance fell on sunday, giving them essentially control of the hand screech, and they were always going to move towards slow vianza. now there's been heavy bombardment there over the last few weeks, but over the last few days, officials in the city of said that the bombardment has been massive in it's so bad that the governor of the region has said that it's time for people to start evacuating this is a city of $350000.00 people. and he said that within the range know of russian missiles and they could be bombarded constantly. and so there are ging people to leave the city. no one of the markets was hit at least 2 people being killed there . a number of people injured. the governor describe that as an act of terrorism. also being hit is sylvester denotes of ask is it is between less a chance and slogans. and that means it's in the way of the russian advance,

and the russians really want to get the slogans because that would give them a strategic foot, hold in, in the genetic region, which means essentially with her hands, they would have control of the don bus. and that became their mean military goal after they realized that they weren't going to be able to take control of here of the capital. and so they really want to, to push all their efforts into don bass. what they've also done as well, the russians is step up the attacks in capsule and the ukranian see the reason they have done that is essentially to. 1 tie, we're a ukrainian forces to stop the moving towards the dawn bass to stop the russian advance there. so this isn't the russians, just making things up on the fly. this is clearly a coordinated strategy that they have put in place. and although their progress over the last few weeks would be described by many military observers as slow, they have one significant victories in the last few days. and they believe that

they are on the verge of another significant victory. was that attack on slow v answer? israeli forces have shot and killed a young palestinian man engineering in the occupied west bank during confrontations after military. right? he's the 79th, palestinian to be killed by israeli forces d. c. dozens of people were detained in the occupied west bank during raids engine name as well as the wind and ramallah. on wednesday, the palestinian prisoners club says it's been an escalation in arrest abuse and sabotaged in wand. recently the u. s. state department has defended a 3rd party investigation into the killing of al jazeera jealous sharina abbey acclaim. palestinian officials reacted with anger and condemnation to a report released on monday, which concluded she was likely killed by israeli gunfire. but there was no reason to believe she was deliberately targeted. sharon was killed back in may while

reporting on rights engineering in the occupied of west bank. rosalind jordan has more from the u. s. state department. the u. s. security coordinator is the pentagon official who coordinates security issues with the israeli government and the palestinian authority. it's that person and his team who have concluded that while it's they could not determine whether the killing of serene elbow, aqua was intentional. they did say that it is highly likely that she was killed by bullet fired by a member of the id f. now, what happens now that this assessment has been released by the u. s. security coordinator? this is the state department spokesperson net price. we believe that based on the findings of the u. s. se, i'm that there does need to be accountability. we have consistently called for accountability. in the case of miss awful, a block was killing out again,

we're not going to be prescriptive in terms of what that looks like. we said what this appears to be and what it appears not to be. but regardless, we believe there needs to be accountability ought to see to it that something like this does not happen again. the family of sherry novel, ucla is angry, that the state department has put out this assessment and says that justice has not been done in their loved ones case when asked about whether the u. s. government perhaps blindsided the ugly, ugly family price went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether any one will behold criminally liable for her sharina ob, lockley's death is still an open question. and al jazeera meeting at what continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of sharing to the us. now, when the man accused of opening fire on a 4th of july parade in a suburb ne chicago has been charged with 7 counts of madam,

the state prosecutor says 21 year old robert cream. i will face more charges. john hendern has the date house from highland park. as the gunman fired more than 70 shocks from a high powered rifle, the crowd pin in the chaos of the highland park massacre. police, a robert cream of blended into the crowd, dressed as a woman and fled. brimmel was dressed in woman's clothing and investigators do believe he did this to conceal his spatial tattoos in his identity and help him during the escape are with the other people who are fling those who survive the independence day shooting are traumatized. mentally exhausted, mentally again scared people fearful and res. we'll be running through r for robert, leaving one a are 15, stylish old rifle on the rooftop purch police say he tossed another one in his

mother's car and drove to madison wisconsin. then back to illinois where an alert driver reported the car and police took him down with little effort. the toll from the massacre reached 7 on tuesday after an injured victim died. 38 more or wounded . on tuesday, prosecutors named creamer as the highland park killer. today the lake county states attorney's office has charged robert cream other 3rd with 7 counts of 1st degree murder. c for the killing spree that he has unleashed against our community. these are just the 1st of many charges that will be filed against mr. cream. i want to emphasize that there will be more charges cream, a lead, a troubled life before the attack. in april 2019 a relative called police and said, creamer had tried to commit suicide a week earlier. in september of that year, a relative called police and said he had threatened to kill the entire family and had a collection of knives and sorts police confiscated them. then authority say the 21

year old amassed in arsenal, including the assault rifle. he used in the attack. it was bought legally. they say he had a 2nd assault rifle, pistols, possibly a shot gun. and then he spent weeks planning a massacre. vice president comma la harris came to highland park and called for a crackdown on the epidemic of american gun violence. there is no reason that we have weapons of war. 7 on the 3 america we made a law police identified 6 people who died immediately. catherine goldstein, 88 jacqueline sometime, 63 stephen strauss, 88, and nicholas to later zaragoza, 78. there were also 2 parents who left behind a 2 year old child, a rena mccarthy, 35 and her husband kevin mccarthy. 37. john henderson, al jazeera highland park,

illinois, rising temperatures and a severe drought in east africa. deepening the food price crisis for millions of people in kenya. the drought is causing concern about short and long term food security. a rumor tasa reports from the woodyear county. i security offices make it clear. anyone trying to jump the q won't be helped. people here a waiting for cash payouts from king us government money to help them cope with rising food prices and a recurring drought. how much they receive depends on how vulnerable the families are. early on at the man, the problem was the hood of all my animals have died because of the druids. i have nothing left at home to eat according to the you in millions of people in east africa are facing food shortages. the broad stretches. * far beyond king, our parts of ethiopia and somalia have also been effected even of his thoughts raining significantly and people planned crops. it'll be months before they can

harvest anything. climate change is expected to increase the frequency and severity of droughts as rivers run dry. people at b sharp, riley are traveling increasingly long distances in search of water, lank or hank. okay, i've been walking for days with my animals. i finally found some water this side, but it's not enough. the government has suspended import duties and levies on mays as well as animal feed to cushion canyons from the rising cost of living. but mimi are still desperate. it is very had her to say, as mothers or families made to where might the ran out or food or the hope of meals for almost a day or 2 days. oh, situation where others sometimes event reported are death scarce a boot or as hunger? does allude, have been to port head. saw the situation is very bad. community elders are worried . they say people have started fighting over dwindling resources. it says that, ha ha, my son was looking after the camel's. 4 months ago,

some men shot and killed him. then they saw all the animals. for people in northern kenya, savings are held in livestock. a man without animals can not provide. drought can wipe out a family's fortunes, and it can take years to recover. so making sure they heard stay alive is a priority. harder matessa al jazeera, what year county kenya. the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator is up and running again in switzerland. a 3 year refurbishment will help scientists try to unlock the secrets of the universe. sally angela explains. 31, excitement and relief as the large hadron collider subsystems were back into action . setting a new world record colliding its 1st protons again after 3 years of upgrades. faster than ever before. 3

t physicists and engineers have been planning this part of the experiment. for 15 years, we've just had collisions and an unprecedented energy. 13.6 had our electron valve, and this opens a new era of exploration at cern, and new chapter run 3 of the large hadron collider will give us collisions a lot higher energy than before. and also in amount of data equivalent to the total amount of data recorded in the previous 2 rounds. and these of course wheeler increase our opportunities for discovery or for understanding the fundamental laws of the universe. this particle accelerator runs deep below the swiss alps, sending high intensity beams through a 27 kilometer tunnel and smashing them together. it takes thousands of magnets to create a stable beam, squeeze it thinner than a human hair and guide them round the ring. and these are the results its been 10

years since a scientist had discovered the higgs, both of god particle, which helped explain why matter takes less to form stars and planets. but it only opened up the question. the explosion, of course suppose was kind of a holy grail to find because we knew it was there. and finally, remember, find it. now, there is a lot of work going on to study. it's a little bit like, can you discover a new cave in a mountain? then you take a lot of time in order to explore the case and to understand how this case goes. if there are no painting, physicists hope it will reveal the secret of dark latter that make up 85 percent of our universe, but does not absorb, reflect emit light. the data which is open to the public for analysis is streaming . in of the already, scientists have discovered 3 new exotic clocks, the tiniest particles ever.