oh, we spoke, wanted to tell us what is all about. the festival is celebrating, the minot that your culture, which is the middle east, north africa, and south asia. tonight, we are celebrating south asia. in another part of town, a mother picks up her children from school. she's a busy mother of 2 who works part time. yet you still find time to volunteer because there has received a record number of volunteer application. any people world cup. this group of go on a fans live and work in cat, so they'll get to see their team play in a country. they've helped to transform a very broad well behind me. hey, you can make out the fee for plan festival. that's where up to 40000 support is. good morning, matt. she's on big screen with

a heavy police presence on the streets of beijing and shanghai. off to red protest erupt against china's tough coping. 19 policy ah, on carry johnston, you're with al jazeera where lot from tow, also coming up. security forces in somalia, storm a hotel in mogadishu to end a siege by al shabba fighters. 15 people are killed. wells largest to active volcano in hawaii, erupts for the 1st time in decades. and in sports, making progress, sports school in brazil to kill their places. all 16 who welcomed new china has stepped up security and it's the largest city shanghai. following days of

rare protests against present, she jane pings 0 copay. policy. demonstrators had flooded the streets, st. university campuses across several major cities over the weekend. they were calling for political freedom and an end to lock downs where the police saw out in full force in the capital beijing of the peaceful protest there had been unprecedented demands for president. she jim pings resignation. he recently began and historic 3rd time and office. there were also protests in hong kong in solidarity with demonstrations on the mainland, especially for reports with more of china going into locked and frustration is building weekend demonstrations and shanghai and other major cities reached a scale rarely seen on the mainland. now, we wanted to cave it 19 measures based on science. i think we should go back to normal. we should go back to normal life. protests were spot by the death of at

least it. and people and apartment fire in a room g report, suggest coven 19 restrictions may have hampered rest. your efforts. authorities deny that's the case. and how come on monday, an expression of sympathy and a sign of discontent? in this activism minded city, there's a feeling of affinity. oh, hold on, hang on. hello. this is something that has connected us before during the 2019 protests, many people on the mainland sources aggressors. and as people who solved problems through violence today, i think they said that it's normal for people to come out and say what they want and do what they want to follow. what protests on mainland have brought back a lot of memories, all the demonstrations that took place here in hong kong in 2019. and that's why it struck a chord for many people here. thought to say how many people have turned out for this video, but a lot of people have been a leaving behind the candle lights as

a mark of respect for those who died in the room. she and also leaving many messages of support for protest as, as well. the demonstrations of putting unprecedented pressure on china's coven 19 policies. there are among the toughest in the world, with tens of millions of people. currently under some form of restriction. there has been some softening of the rules in certain areas, but overall the government is bearing to stick to its approach. can you? china has been following the dynamic 0 coven policy and has been making adjustments based on the reality on the ground. and we believe that with the leadership of the communist party of china and the cooperation of the chinese people are fight against coven 19 will be successful or should. oh, our ever a willingness to cooperate may be waning. the crackdown has been swift and decisive . oh, after 3 years of 0 covered, this could be the policies biggest test yet. patrick voc, al jazeera hunker. but china's ambassador to the u. n. has defended his

government's cobit 19 policy junction spoke to elgin. here's kristen salumi in new york. on the side lines of the un security council, i had the rare opportunity to ask a chinese official about the country's coven policies, and the protest slave inspired. the chinese ambassador to the united nations defended his country's policies and angrily denied that they were responsible for the death of 10 people who were trapped in an apartment fire. we see other countries have moved on. is it time for china to move on to the fundamental thing is that so while and other countries are moving her along some sort of different direction, that's at the effect. her face of the people. they have so many people at all right? but that's not the 30 situation. we want to see. you have to understand that fundamentally, we want people to die. or do we want to people to live?

of course, you know, it may say, okay, yeah, your prefer more liberty, you'll prefer more freedom. but then you have to be prepared to die, but you will abide in the 10 people who died in the fire fire. they were locked down and couldn't get out nuts. that's a different situation. your pace down, affiliation, 8, o 8 is that different situation is based on this information at the media. you have to carry the right method there though instead of instead of are making your document based on those so fabricated with a parent, they weren't jobs. no, but of course, you know, in the fire theater he said like her dea, did they come, are lindsay ellis country, you'll have that different, a variety of situations and the you cannot simply. busy attribute the fired the

candidate to to what you have fabricated to your mind before your, your draw the right conclusion. thank you. a un spokesperson wouldn't comment on china's coven policy, but did reaffirm that the chinese people had the right to peaceful assembly and protests that you, wang, as a senior chinese research on human rights watch. she says the process are about more than just to beijing's tough 0 cove. it policy people are not just demanding for the restrictions to be lifted and they are demanding for freedom for rule of law for democracy. so even we're chanting down with shooting pain down with the ccp . i think people have pent up anger towards the ppo policy, but the same time, you know, they know to pull their policy. the reason was, do you have this abusive, unscientific ppo policies? because a political system because this one man in beijing presidency thinking once it and

they are connecting a dog. so i think it's beyond that, just demand for the restrictions to be lifted. if the protest continue, they will likely take more force for actions. i mean, they are the government already saying that we're gonna do it in a more humane way. but if you're in a go is still 0 co veda. i don't know how you can, you know, do it in that humane way. when you need, when you needed to eliminate cove it entirely and we have to remember 10 is not a democracy. a, the government is not accountable to the people. so you know, there are a lot of abuses. does the officials escalate? still going to be in, in power if they can, fulfill the 0 colon goal. and whether, you know, people are angry is not how their performance are judged. meanwhile, china has registered more than 38000 new coven 19 cases. the capital beijing

confirmed over 4000 new infections. shanghai, a city of 26000000 residence, or only 178 new cases. shanghai has also recorded note, coven related deaths for 2 consecutive days in the southwest to municipality of john king, long to more than 8000 cases. at least 9 people, mostly civilians have been killed by us about fighters during an attack on a hotel and somebody's capital good issue 6, attackers also killed in the fighting the armed group had laid siege on the village rose hotel and any day, smalley forces, se 60 people were rescued when they stormed the building to end. the siege fighters armed with weapons and explosives attacked the hotel near the presidential palace on sunday. august. here is mahmud reports from look at issue a little room for the attack targeted the hotel,

which is located in the secure fortified area close to the presidential palace, security officials. parliamentarians and other prominent figures from the somali government were present in this hotel, the attack started with some explosions outside the main gate. then gunman affiliated with elisha, bob entered the hotel and stayed inside. after that extensive security operations began by the security forces of all kinds. and there were direct armed confrontations over a period of more than 12 hours. ukraine's president of mass lensky has warned, of more russian missed on the tax in the tough week ahead. they've been rolling blackouts in the depths of winter after russian forces targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure. says the criminal is using cold weather as a weapon against civilians. president putin is now trying to use a weapon. i use the winter as a weapon, a war against the ukraine, and this is horrific. we need to be prepared for more attacks. that's the reason

why nate darlise have stepped up, the support to ukraine. turkey as president says he is determined to create a 30 kilometer deep security corridor along the southern border with syria jap type and one has threatened to start a ground offensive in the region against kurdish fighters as strikes on areas in northern syria resumed over the weekend killing at least 5 people. the escalation comes weeks after a bomb attack in istanbul, which anchor blames on kurdish armed groups. who came this alone or to school on it? our determination to protect our borders with a 30 kilometer security strip is getting stronger with every instant we experience those who come from thousands of kilometres away for their own safety and well being and cause destruction without discriminating as terrorists or innocence have to respect tick years sensitivities in this matter, it's june. 3rd,

nobody should be disturbed by took years military operations aimed at expanding its circle of security and peace. because in the history of this country, there is no colonization, no brutality, no selfishness. there is no cruelty your. i said i had her on al jazeera, under threats, unesco warns that australia is great, barrier reef is in serious danger. our camera argues there doing enough to keep it safe. plus and i'll be reporting from the border between wales and england. does the 2 nations meet each other in a world cup match for the 1st time ever? ah. hello we got some rain in the forecast of the middle east over the next couple of days, a lot of wet weather spilling out of that eastern side of the mediterranean. plenty a cloud here. mac cloud is rain bearing. it'll roll its way across the levant,

serial lebanon, jordan, seeing some wet weather and the cloud of rain running all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabian. as was the case last week, you are likely to see some mat localize, if not, flash, flooding coming across more than parts. it will slip a little further east, which as we go on through where to stay. so it does dry up at least across the ravine peninsula, nor them iraq. up towards the caucuses. we'll see some rain that mix of rain, sleet, and snow. some snow to over towards higher ground they're up towards is becca, than and took many star south of that dry and fi pleasantly warm sunshine when is tending to ease off as we go on through the next couple of days. i'm not too bad at all. my winds are picking up quite lively showers, rattling across the far north of africa, just around the mediterranean coast. few shouts just hugging the coast of west africa. afternoon showers. i enlarged is dry and hazy. there a good deal of sunshine coming 3 never shows up around the gulf of guinea. they do extend their way down across northern parts of angola through zambia,

zimbabwe central parts of mozambique slipping a little further east. ah, with

ah, watching, i'll just hear our minds about top stories this hour. china has stepped top security in the shanghai in beijing, following days of red protests against the president of changing things about kind of the policy. demonstrators have been quoting for political freedom and an end to lock downs. at least 9 people have been killed by al chabad fighters during an attack on a hotel. in some audio, comical, mogadishu, 6 attackers were also killed. smalley forces say they rescued 60 people when they ended the siege. he crane's president vladimir savanski has warned of more russian missile attacks. a tough week ahead. they've been rolling blackouts in the depths of winter off to russian forces targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure, iraq's prime minister. well, this is tyrone, on tuesday mohammed shy out to dani and the president vice feet will discuss

several regional issues. dr. jabari has more from tara iraqi prime minister mohammed, sure. also, danny will be traveling to to her on, on tuesday at the imitation of iranian president abraham bracy. this will be the 1st visit by the newly appointed iraqi prime minister since he took office at the end of october. at the top of the agenda will certainly be increasing the cooperation between the 2 countries and also border security will be very significant. part of the discussion because iran shares roughly 1500 kilometer border with iraq. there's also been the issue of curtis separatist groups operating in the kurdish region of northern iraq. and according to the iranian foreign minister, jose, and i'm up to law and waited. officials have identified at least $76.00, what they believe to be anti revolutionary centers that they claim are smuggling weapons into iran. the revolutionary guard has carried out at least 2 drawn strikes

in that region of iraq over the past few weeks. and they have warned the iraqi government that they need to this arm, these groups. and we believe that this will be a significant part of the discussion when the iraqi prime minister meets his iranian counterparts here in the capital on tuesday. hello, the world's largest active volcanoes erecting for the 1st time in 30 years or so far the lava flow has not endangered people living on the big island of hawaii. our communities below are watching with concern. how did your customer report? it's the world's largest active volcano, but mt loa hasn't looked like this for almost for decades. you know, were real, we do. we were way over to sure my lawyer rupture. and so we had prepared, standing at more than 4000 meters above sea level. mona loa has been stirring for weeks worrying scientists with earthquakes just below the summit,

a sign of the eruption to come. we don't want to try and 2nd yes, the volcano, we have to let it actually show us what it is going to do. and then we inform people of what is happening. a safety communities had health, emergency meetings in preparation for a possible evacuation. though none so far has been called, i'm here because i'm concerned, i really have a parent over here. mona loa makes up about half the land mass of the big island, the southernmost tip of the hawaiian archipelago. the us geological survey says the russian is currently contained to the volcano summit, about half of mount low as previous eruptions have stayed there while half have also saved out through rifts at lower elevations endangering branches and beach side communities. we could be in for a little bit more per long time trying to determine if this is gonna be a us as estimate only erection or a summer lesser rips. our residents are fearing a repeat of 2018 when the eruption of

a smaller neighboring volcano destroy to 700 homes. mona loa is both taller and steeper, meaning magma would be able to reach human populations faster. if the mountain boils over. but hawaii's, emergency management agency, that would be a worst case scenario and one too early to predict. for now, it has open to shelters as a precaution and ward of ash and gases as hawaiians watch worry. and wait. heidi joe castro al jazeera rescue workers in cameron's capital young day are still searching for the bodies of people buried in a landslide that killed at least 15 people. on sunday, the victims were attending a funeral when an embankment collapsed. christina harrison reports families had been gathering on what was a football pitch to say farewell to loved ones when an embankment above them collapsed. electrically. we're sitting in

a low down and saw iraq moving and falling towards me. i lowered my head and soon as i raised my head again, i saw a mass of f fallen when people i jumped from where i was sitting but fell to the ground. i got up again, but fell for the 2nd time. the 2nd time i feel i got stuck and i couldn't move from me in one. despite the injuries, he was one of the lucky ones. but his brother, best friend and mother, are among those who died in the mo, the mom, my mom, she was my mom and she is dead of us. it's not easy to express myself. it's not easy, not easy, not easy. mom left us. and she died in very bad conditions. if this is how god had to call her, it is his will. we cannot change it. many victims are still under the rubble. oh, who is he leaving lee?

how will i take care of the children? i cameron's capital jeroen day is one of the winters cities in africa, and parts of the country have seen severe flooding in the past few months. but there was no rain in your own day on sunday. so for now we went to a dirty position as in zulu skis on tuesday, and we are holding on them to the ability area for now for the police on design them to deal with more rain forecast. the government is also merging those living in areas at risk of land slides to move. christina heroism al jazeera are un batch report has warned that the world's largest coral reef should be added to a list of endangered world heritage site. scientists say urgent action is needed to save the great barrier reef off the coast of australia by st. will require quickly

cutting greenhouse gas emissions and increased funding to protect its delicate marine ecosystem. australian government says climate change is a threat to coral reefs. and how should sites around the globe, not just in their country. what i say is, there is no ne, to single out the right mary racing australia because there is no government taking the risks to carl rapes more seriously than the australian government. and we're working hand in hand with the claims and government and to protect, restore and manage the great barrier reef so that future generations will have the same opportunity to say this magnificent sight as wave head over to lech his head of oceans at w. w. f. australia, he joins us from brisbin. welcome to the program. firstly, how does climate change affect the nature of the great barrier reef? what's the mechanism? well, carl can survive in a certain temperature, rodge,

and when the waters of the great batteries get to us when we have found a hate, why does carl caps follow right? that extreme heat. and we have what's called our obliging correlation is when the caro's lose the algae that i depend on to survive, that lose that color. and if the water up and cooled down in enough time the car can actually die. and in the last 6 years, we've had mass coral ablation events, which shows just has to be the impact of climate change having and we that impact then, why is this coral reefs so important the world's natural heritage? i think it's, i've to say the great barrier reef is, is the world's most famous car race it's, it's an iconic area in australia or it's, it's probably one of the natural assets australians can most about and alongside of natural attributes,

it provides an enormous economic and social benefit to stratagems employed through tourism around 60000 people. it provides over $5000000000.00 worth of income through tourism and tourism. the successive tours and the attraction of tourism and the health of the race are inextricably linked. if the reef continues to suffer in terms of health, so we'll outer it industries that both a natural and an economic and social given what you say then how can something like increased funding protect the reef in practical terms? well the, the key thing is that we know that a client that the climate is changing, that we're going to have continues threats from climate change. so the paramount issue is to reduce emissions more rapidly than we currently are. but in the meantime, we can also take other actions. we can also reduce the other threats. the race sizes

t amongst dies is the pollution that comes from adjacent bombing and destructive phishing activities. and what this report to die from unesco outlines is 10 party action 12 secondary action that would provide a new vision for the rates on the new series of ambition. we are coupling strategy and government. these recommendations seriously to adopt them and to begin implementing and sickness. ok, we'll leave it there, richard let from the w. w. f, australia. thank you very much need for joining us. thank you so much. the. now every team has now played 2 games here at cat are 2022, but just 3 of them have book places. the last 16 portugal, one of them, the inside one, their thoughts, the knockout stage for double from doing this and then goes against your require require, well now i need to be going to have any chance of joining in brazil or

the other team to get to the knockout phase of this call may be switzerland, one mil, to secure best on tuesday, england and wales play that 1st ever crush at the welcome wells must win big, have a chance of progressing. the rivalry between the 2 british nations goes back a centuries when it comes to their border. nothing is straightforward, but even bother reports from you much in most other places, this would probably be called hedging your bets. but the sight of the welsh and english flags side by side is nothing unusual here and honey minish. a place that lies right on the border between the 2 nations. not that you'd notice much of a boundary in this area, just the occasional roadside perhaps. but sitting on the device does make things a little complicated when england play whales. like on tuesday evening.

the hearing the cross key dollar welcome, but there's a definite lean towards garrett south gates, england signs a few short facts across the main road in the village. and you've gone from england to wales and the dolph in pub, landel, john turned proudly where's his wails top as he gets ready for the big game that the reads have to win. but nothing straightforward. here. he's from london and he's expecting most of his customers to be back in england. the vintage itself is, le malik, either way, is english or welsh, to be honest. it's it's, you know, we don't have one side and the other side, me personally, i'm, i suppose england. so i have oversee goodness, b spokane, and but really want west wales to win because it's very important for the country for local football club. connie mann, i have c claims to be whales, these oldest teeth, but of course there's a twist as of this year,

it's playing in the english league just as taught welsh teams such as swansea in cardiff, take part in england's professional system. that doesn't stop, many of its players were being proud of their welsh heritage. and the same goes for laura alice jones conway. she's from the area, unlike her husband to be watching the much with her for this is all like, well, cook foreign o'connor thing, history and save us and whoever loses is going to have to pay for a nice not your wife. so kennedy, the dish, or lake and do the dean, bob al jazeera honey minish on the whales, england border senate goal has dozens of elite will academies, and they do produce champions when they are of fame and fortune abroad can lead to football, trafficking often of minors, because hunger force meet center defender use of gate, he's from senegal suburb of refused. and in january, a man from gambia presenting himself as

a football agent told him he had talent and had found a club for him to join in to buy use. if not, his dreams had come true and was told he just needed to pay the man $3500.00. that's a small fortune for his family. so they sold their car and borrowed money for the trip. but there was no club to host him. he ended up in prison for months accused of overstaying his visa and was then departed back home on monday. so she to lunch . i am so disappointed to spend 3 and a half $1000.00 and go to the boy only to return empty handed. it's just so difficult to live with this and start all over again. no b, j is not alone to have been duped. according to a recent report from the university of nottingham, in the u. k, at least 15000 young men were trafficked from west africa to europe in the middle east and 2021. with a promise that play professional football most were minors. generation foot is a football academy where the setting the star side,

your money was spotted here. they work with professional clubs abroad. now the 2 top players will be sent to the french football club, metz for the vast majority of the young men that you see on this pitch will not make a living, playing professional football. they'll be disappointment for them to carry of their families. but also of entire communities and villages that have supported them. many hope this 22 year old central defender was months, so will be selected by a professional club here. what would a bet on? yeah, my family is, i me and my family, my friends, my community, everybody's waiting on me to succeed. success means a contract normally does the academy make money on a potential transfer, but the players community expects to cash in to his is a possible future worth betting. on when that may mirror that of a famous senegalese player or what if you look at what big names in football and this.