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russia admits carrying out as strikes only ukrainian ports of odessa saying they were aiming at military targets. ah, hello and mariam, timothy, and london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. more than a 1000 migrants arrive in italy in a matter of hours with many more still stuck his c. hundreds take shelter to school and haiti's capital escaping the deadly gang war in that neighbourhood. and his state of emergency is declared in california. as a wildfire spreads rapidly near you, san massey, national park. ah, now ukraine is saying that it's pushing ahead with efforts to restock grain expos,

despite saturday's missile strikes on its biggest port. russia has now admitted launching strikes on odessa with the defense ministry saying they were aimed at military targets, including a stout pile of us supplied missiles. the attack is raised out, so i will roches willingness to abide by a crucial agreement to unblock odessa and ukraine's other ports. elsewhere. ukraine's president says his forces are advancing in the occupied southern region of harrison algae. there is john henry reports now from keith. ukrainian forces leave an important bridge in the strategic city of her son, pockmarked, but still standing with no good perhaps not for long. this soldier says they are out gone by powerful russian artillery, but determined. there's still no visible them, so thoughtful we will liberate curse on that for sure. we will not give it away to the russians new glove because emily, that's why we hear it so our children won't have to fight any more so that we can

solve this method now and forever. but also the can, julia bloom in harkins, mobile artillery units have attacked. russian targets by armed forces of ukraine are advancing step by step in the region. but the war of attrition on the ground is somewhat overshadowed by russia's shelling of odessa as port ukraine says. it intercepted 2 missiles on saturday, but 2 more made it through a russian military spokesman says those missiles hitt legitimate military targets. a warship he says, and a warehouse filled with american made harpoon ante ship missiles, rosella sifted, also, but of all russ, but far learned that up on the green, russian forces took action in a boat of odessa, a daughter, ukrainian worship, and a warehouse with you as supplied missiles will destroy, to ask you in a rush. i used long raised naval missiles in odessa, c,

boardroom of the territory of a ship prepare planned for the attack has been widely condemned coming less than 24 hours after the 2 countries signed an agreement for the safe passage of ukrainian, wheat, corn and sunflower, oil from odessa and 2 other black c ports speaking in egypt, russian foreign minister, sir galen rob, says moscow will stick to the deal rupert's better. because we have confirmed the commitment of russian grain exporters to meet all their obligations. president vladimir putin also emphasized this in a recent telephone discussion with egyptian president l. c. c. if not, the war and ukraine threatened to trigger a food crisis that would be felt around the world. john henderson, al jazeera keith aunt david shape back as a senior defense for saturate the rand corporation, which is a non profit global policy. think tank. he says. rush as recent attack on the poor to the data, shows a piece. tracy is a long while. well,

it's entirely possible this attack on our desk was planned in advance of the deal being concluded, an attack on supposedly military targets. and so was sort of executed as part of russia's ongoing plan for, for it's for it's fight. but i think that it emphasizes how the point is been made by russian spokespeople earlier, which is nobody should mistake the great deal with a peace treaty, an armistice, or really the start of any negotiating process aimed at ending the ending, the conflict. this dismissal strikes on her desk to put an exclamation point on those on those statements. if it was actually aimed at a storage depot for, for us supplied arms and again with the russians. i think you always have to adopt ronald reagan's attitude trust but verify. i think it, it's a legitimate military target, and if, if the russians going to hit re supply,

if they can hit stockpiles and western supplied munitions and weapons they, they certainly, well, well, in his night interest on sunday, the ukrainian president resume zalinski again insisted his forces would effect as much damage on the enemy as possible. he says an important weak lies ed with a holiday punching in the midst of what he called a cruel, a piercing tomorrow, not an important week. this is symbolic. the week we will celebrate ukrainian state to the 28th of july for the 1st time during such a cruel wall and after 8 years of war and don't boss. but we will celebrate against all odds, because ukrainians won't because ah, no more than a 1000 migrants in refugees. rescued from the mediterranean of arrived in italy in the space of just a few hours. 5 bodies,

4 also recovered. another 444 people have been rescued by the char. see, see, watch, which is looking for a safe port to dock in. on the island of land producer a migrant reception center is dealing with more than 750 people who arrived over the weekend. thirty's in europe say they expect more people to cross the mediterranean this summer, driven by global food shortages brought on by the conflict and ukraine. well, how to wallace bowman is a search and rescue coordinator. it see, watch and says you countries are trying to stop people crossing the mediterranean. basically, european states are dedicating all of their efforts in stopping people from making their way to european shores. so it's a policy of exclusion and isolation instead of prioritizing saving lives. see helping those in distress. it's really a case of priorities. so you have a europe extolling the values that it attains in relation to, to human rights, while actively supporting, for example,

agencies like from text like the so called european libyan coast guard in undermining those, those values. pushing people back to libya, leaving people to die at sea. or at least 17 people have died after a boat carrying refugees in my quince from haiti, cap sized off the coast of the bahamas. official say 25 people rescued, including for women. but it's feared up to 60 people, might have been on the boat authority say they are seeing a rise in haitians. desperate to flee poverty and gang violence in their homeland. while the bahamas is on the route, commonly taken by those travelling by boats from haiti to the united states, re investigation suggest that a twin engine speed bold left the docking facility or recipe street around 1 pm with approximately 60 persons on board. it is believed that the final destination was miami,

florida. well, in haiti itself, hundreds of children and adults is sheltering in a high school in the capitol, puerto friends, because of the gang more in their neighborhood. at least 400 people have been killed in cities. so lay this month alone, widespread poverty and political instability, fueling violent crime and lawlessness and high c. as in bruce reports, these haitians say their homes are no longer a safe place. in the midst of gang was, they thought shelter an empty school. 16 year old misled joan with its home one saturday when he was hit by a stray bullet. i'm going to stop. there was no school that day. we stayed at home and there was a lot of shooting. many people were killed, many people were shot. and some didn't have a chance to save themselves. the situation is really bad. hundreds of people are sleeping in classroom,

some on shad match to others on the cold flo. many children came here without their parents. one community leader says they will, their school uniforms, the gangsters would think they were going to class. someone says the children said that the situation had worse and on saturday, 16th of july that they couldn't find water to drink, that they couldn't find food that they wanted to go out with. so on sunday we went to take them out of it, still trapped and the city is poor, its neighborhood caught up in a turf war. un agencies say they can do. nothing is to danger. those who did manage to escape us, god, by what they experienced. but when you find them, i mean i found the bullet next to my head. i was sleeping and i had the bullet, had a child with me, and i told him to get under the bed. some violent crime is increase in the

assassination of president joe, over the moist last year. the political instability has emboldened gangs. his government has been unable to end the bloodshed, 14 children like these to do what they can to save himself. he embraced how you there mornings of extreme he have been issued in thousands of cities in regions in china as the countries walters in soaring temperatures. the heat is melted glasses and mountainous areas causing mud slides and flash floods. temperatures in some places are expected to which feed 40 degrees celsius and drought is a concern in some agricultural areas. china has been experiencing unusually hot weather since last month. patrick falk has more on this now from beijing, where coven measures are compounding problems caused by the heat. people are having to get tested every 72 hours in places like beijing and other parts of the country

as well. so you can imagine people have to go out and queue up in these searing temperatures, and it's so really very uncomfortable. most other people are actually trying to stay in doors if they can, and those that are coming out or coming out to places like this where it's bit breeze you and they can, you know, enjoy some the water and things like that. but you know, it's really the health work is that you've got to feel sorry for they are wrapped up in blair's of plastic really are these hazmat suits. and so there are lots of reports of many of them suffering from heat stroke. and there are videos, circulating social media of some vomiting and some of them fainting as result of him to work in these conditions. been, you know, some of the real eye opening videos that we're seeing our of people taking off their suits and pouring out the sweat that sort of built up inside their hazmat suits. and that, you know, is really quite a sight to see. a local governments are having to keep a close eye on this. there are more than 80 parts of the country,

citizen towns and so on. and so for that of issued red alert warnings, which means the forecast is expect temperatures to hit above 40 degrees in particular inch in jane province. they're concerned about glacial melting. it is a mountainous region and certain parts of the province, at least. and so there's concerned that that might damage crops in particular a cotton field. shin jang is a large producer, one of the largest, or the largest in the world, i should say, a producer of cotton and you know, these sorts of extreme weather conditions, not just the searing heat that we're experiencing right now are becoming a regular occurrence in china. also, we're just past the rainy season in this country and that's caused livelihood. catastrophes regularly, year in year out. in recent years here, temperature is a full cost at $42.00 degrees in some regions of grease in the coming days. countries in the grip of a heat wave that is expected to last for almost 2 weeks. terrorist is still heading

to the capital low, trying to stay cool without missing out on athens as main attractions. meanwhile, 5 are burning across the country with a major, blaze breaking out in southern greece, not far from the archaeological sites of ancient olympia. 6 villages of now been evacuated, and then excessive heat. warnings are also in place across the northeast of the united states, with some areas expecting potentially reco breaking temperatures. and on the west coast to states emergency has been declared in california. mariposa county. as the state's largest active wildfire rapidly spreads tearing through thousands of hector's of land on 6000 people have now been evacuated. bronco group reports the ablaze too large to fears and moving too fast to contain b. o. 5 started on friday and here the yosemite national park and within days,

has grown into california, the largest active wildfire. it's so big that can be seen from space. i'm hoping that i'm able to get it out before it damages anybody's homes with but it's already ripping to residential areas. in mariposa county, thousands of factors a forest have been destroyed. the worst drought in decades has turned the state into a tinderbox. people have been told to get out of the path of the flames as soon as possible. they came by about 1520 minutes ago and told us that everybody's got to go about 4 o'clock our one out. and the fiery thing coming towards us, fresh from the pasture. california's governor have declared the state of emergency evacuation. orders has been issued for more than 6000 people living in the sparsely populated area. if you have time, it's great to pack them in

a central item. so medication important document, extra clothing and toiletries, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to tame the flames. but it could be days before the blaze is contained proud of up there are to 0. so that for you on the program, ah, oak francis arrives in canada for a week long trip to apologize to indigenous people for decades of abused by missionaries at residential schools. and i'm own for sure in keep will the fighting with the russians. we have ease of the culture, which is in full swing. ah, after a settled weekend in new zealand,

we have got those weather warnings coming back at the start of the week. but before we get there, let's look at australian conditions. a launch is fine and dry across more than areas, temperature for the likes of darwin sitting where we expect them for this time of year. but down in the south, it is cooler. we got cold fronts moving and bringing wet to whether it's the likes of western australia, places like per we will see that wet weather coming back in by the time we get to choose day. and of course we are seeing alpine snow and showers. sweep into the southeast for the likes of victoria and tasmania. but it's an improving picture for the likes of the east coast. brisbin is going to see the temperature pick up if we have a look at the 3 day large the sunny, unsettled by wouldn't stay if a touch cooler and things are going to cool down in new zealand, we've got a weather system bringing some heavy rain and blustery winds to the north island, very strong winds expected. here we have got warnings out. you can see that system moving its way down south. by the time we get into choose day, it's sunny is looking like a rather wintery picture here. and we move to south east asia,

a scattering of showers and sunshine for much of the philippines. thunderstorms, affecting northern areas of borneo, will also see some heavier rain across indo china for the likes of southern vietnam and thailand. ah, a human everything. all the waves assigned to watch the watch with lou.

ah, welcome back and look at the main stories now. russia has admitted launching strikes on the quiet port of odessa on saturday, turkey said moscow had denied the attack. brushes, defense ministry now says they were aimed at military targets, including us supplied missiles more than a 1000 migrants and refugees rescued from the mediterranean of arrived in 18. a matter of ours. 5 bodies will also recovered. of the rescue ships with hundreds more people on board all waiting for the mission to dog. and at least 17 people have died after a boat carrying refugees and migrants from haiti. capsized off the coast of bahamas, 25 people rescued. authorities say that they are seeing a rise in haitians desperate to flee poverty and gang violence. when all the stores

are following, pope frances arrived in canada on what he's called a pilgrimage of penance ahead of the roman catholic church will apologize in person for the church. his role in the abuse offered for decades that indigenous residential schools, more than a 150000, showed or forcibly removed from their families and sent to religious schools where many was starved, beaten, and sexually abused. the finding of unmarked graves near schooled in british columbia last year intensified calls from indigenous leaders for a formal apology. will dannielle morrison is a lawyer whose father lived in a residential school and says, an admission of guilt from the catholic church would help heal the trauma, suffered by survivors. my, my dad was 6 years old when he went to residential school. and i have a 8 year old daughter and i look at her and think how devastating it would be to be

separated from my, my child at that age, or at any age really. and there really is no way finding through this. it's been a difficult journey for many and it's triggering it deeply, deeply traumatized thing. catholic church was the biggest church that was partaking, and all the running of the residential schools. and they were the only school that didn't pay money. that was promised to survivors. there are a large number of records that have yet to be released when it comes to abuse claim . and this puts a big barrier in the way of the healing for many survivors who were abused in residential school. and i mean, i understand why there is no admitting that guilt because it would open them a lot for reliability and international war crimes. essentially, i understand a lot of the legal complexities that come with looking at residential school as an

active genocide and an apology for me is never going to be enough because how do you apologize for genocide if you can even admit it had actually occurred thousands of people have attended funerals for 2 palestinian men killed in an israeli military operation in the occupied west bank gunshots. where does the bodies of the 2 men were carried along a street? israel says its forces were on an arrest mission and exchanged fire with palestinians barricaded in house in nablus. 19 people were wounded. is ready, forces have carried out near daily rights in the west bank for months. now. john holman brings a small from nablus. this is the, the grave side of one of the young palestinian men who were killed in b as ray be right here in the new of an occupied west bank city of nablus. oh,

wasn't that his name? was abdul rockman sofa. we have a little bit of information about him that he was engaged to be married. he was in his twenties and his uncle was actually laid to rest in the same cemetery. he, too, was killed by israeli forces, back in 2009. now, up up the rockman sofa was a member, as was another, of the kill palestinians, of the military wake of the fata, political movement. we spoke to one of his relatives here at the graveside. we talked about the lack of hope and security ready for many palestinians in the city, jani, the young men like these have few options, which are no jobs, no education. so the current circumstances push them to fight. the acting is very be prime minister off to the right, cooled the men terrorist and said that they were responsible for a series of shooting attacks. this was the street that is ready,

forces came down to try and get them. we spoke to a local resident who said that it was a battle here. lemme of malcolm mob. gotcha. got the had the clip off, lay abdulla, when the exchange of fire was underway, i went out calling for help. i called the neighbors to bring water because the is really are, he wouldn't allow the fire truck to come in. that is ready for says then showed this house, you see it knocked down a wall or 2 here. and after an exchange of gunfire, the 2 men were killed and also more than a dozen people were wounded. now these are the rates a fall from uncommon in the occupied westbank, but they become increasingly frequent and more severe. after a series of attacks in israel by palestinians that kill people in march and april, at least one person has been killed in a mortar shell attack on a displacement camp in northern syria. several others were wounded in the strike shelling between the syrian government and opposition forces has intensified in

recent weeks. mamma, that jerry has more from the camp on the outskirts of the city of freen. butler was out of hazard roxanne, this camp in a frame has been targeted with shelling from syrian army forces had been meant the call was that the yemen. there are many dead and injured this area consist of residential units. all the people who were living in this particular unit were killed, including children, and i mean the whole, some residents have already fled the camp in fear of the shelling volleyball said the 1st movie. there are about 300 families still living here, mostly from leper. come on this, i have 100 for me. just behind me these people are working to, to get one of the rockets which exploded them. the syrian army has also been targeting nearby towns in recent days. but this time it was this camp for internally displaced. people that was the target a 3 year old boy has died after

a shell hit the street where he was playing in the yemeni city of ties on saturday evening. 11 other children were hit by shrapnel from the same war to shall, including a 7 year old boy who's in critical condition. a un troops in yemen since april is due to end in just over a week with no news of a renewal of that agreement to elsewhere in yemen. official fate. these 9 people, including several children, have died in flooding homes collapse and he must be able to the capital son because of torrential rain. also fighting and afghan is dawn 21 people died there when part of the highway between cobble and july was washed away. those funds of now spread across 10 provinces follows unseasonal reign and flooding earlier this month, which killed $39.00 people. now to brazil present both scenario is launched his re election campaign, the right wing liberal party officially nominated both scenario as it candidates in the october election at

a state stadium. and we are diginero both now or has been presidents in 2019, but opinion pulse show him losing to former president louise enough to lead to silva. i put to grad c, l. a test as a professor of public policy at the utility of argos. foundation says both nor is preparing to blame the electronic voting system. should he lose the election? it's belinda greg rog, that's the best way to describe that review has relied on the system for more than 25 years. and it's proven to have strong safeguards and open to public challenges of people from outside to look at the system and see if it's flawed. and it hasn't been approved that nothing has has been proven. but that's, it's going to be likely to be his excuse, should defy the results and say that he was the winner. and maybe this can lead to

some violence situation or something like the kept audio in the united states as their trump also last elections. and he didn't like the results and russian president like in the presence preview address, attacking ukraine's history is brought and unexpected. winful for bookstores motivated ukrainians to find out more about that past leading to a surgeon sales of history books and fisher ports now from keith. it's an unlikely battle ground in the fighting in ukraine the culture war just before launching his invasion. vladimir putin dismissed ukraine's idea of sovereignty. he claimed the country was created by russia and was a part of russia in his campaign suppose left in australia. so because ellison, i will start by saying that more than ukraine was entirely created by russia, by bolshevik communist russia to be exact. with this process began right after the

1917 revolution. but his comments of fuel and interest in ukrainian history bookstores like this one in central keep a reporting, the shells where the keep the history books are emptying fast. i'll so i inspire it because of this. i am happy because i can see how much our society grows every day and all these people like a little stars in a beautiful sky. i just can see all of this are interested eyes and i keep it. so help them. we met vladimir viagra, which should the golden gate, the ancient entry point to the city of keith, historian and politician. he says putin's claims are nonsense, a political grain on my available co. absolutely. ukraine has a deep history, like many other european countries. we take our roads from medieval times in the 9th century when the state was great,

it the center of the state was where we are standing. now. let me say there was one of the hood and silver. the bookstore is currently collecting russian books. people term, the men, and at the end of august, they will be sent to be pulped. any money raised will go to help the war effort. this woman brought in 47 books, he could show that they received. not only do i not want to read russian books, i want nothing more to do with russians. we have great ukrainian writers and beautiful great ukrainian literature, but it's all sold out at the moment. i have a higher it over here. there is an ideological question on one side, it's sad to let go of these book on the board. this will also benefit our common victory, a leg. let me put and insist that russia and ukraine are essentially one nation. that is not a view that is popular here. people believe the country is an a war, not just for territory, but for a separate cultural identity. and many people know, finding that as a part of that that.