container, where recently day was pretty hot weather will that hot weather been transferred east was to present it. so fort allegra might well see $39.00 sometime next couple of days which will be nearly a record otherwise. so it looks pretty wet to the meet the sun ah ah, al jazeera, with ah, a gunman opens far outside a synagogue in occupied east jerusalem. his worshippers mock, the jewish sabbath. 7 people are killed. the attack follows recent is ready rage

and occupied westbank that have raced detention in the region ah, on terry das to mrs. al jazeera la from deb, also coming up. oh man, if you don't mind, i am on a lease in the u. s. city of memphis, bernice video, showing office is a beating an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. carry. nichols died 3 days later. a state of emergency new sealants, larger cities. torrential rain brings plotting and evacuations and africa's farming future. donors pledge $30000000000.00 to boost fruit production on the continent open next 5 years. ah.

to begin with breaking news out of occupied to east jerusalem, where a palestinian government has killed at least 7 israelis now a synagogue. it happened in the illegal settlement of the vine jackoff, a 15 year old was among the victims. the gunman was dead at the scene, became a day after it's very forces killed pen palestinians and occupied westbank, including 9 in a raid on the janine refugee camp. or to the gnostic editor james base has more from occupied eastern loosen. this attack took place just hours after the start of the jewish holy day, shabat just hours after sundown. and let me show you the scene here. if you look back and you can see the 2 buses, they're just up the hill that is nearby cove. that is the settlement and maybe a call. and it's there that the attacker drove past in his car, shooting into the synagogue, shooting into the worshippers, who'd been in the synagogue. you can see actually the car further down the hill.

the attack was shot dead, and that is the vehicle, the toyota corolla. busy that he was driving, he's been named is hurry, outcome from the mount of olives. we understand that the israeli police have arrested his parents. he was 21 years old. and other bit of information though, we understand, although there was no security fall on him from these ready place, no record of anything that he done that it counted as any crime by the israelis. we understand that 25 years ago. his grandfather was stabbed by and israeli settler, now to the scene, we've seen too prominent figures, the national security minister, it's been given and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu security minister, given himself a controversial figure and a champion of settlers. he said,

we need to react of the situation cannot go on like this, the prime minister netanyahu, after he left the scene, he made a brief statement to these re, the media. he said, immediately there will be operations carried out right now, or that will take place in the area. didn't specify exactly what those operations were, but he also urged these railey public not to take the law into their own house. was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was visited the scene of the attack and as promising immediate action in response to the shooting punctured on a bush anymore or not. we are here after one of the hardest attacks in recent years icon we in the situation assessment with all the secret forces, we decided on several immediate actions. we have to work with determination and composure. i called on people not to take the law into their own hands. for that we have an army, police and secret forces,

or the suiting has been celebrated by some people in the occupied territories. ah, there was montana's demonstrations in garza and the city of ramana in the west bank . dozens of people came out on to the streets by thing, flags, and singing. the crowds formed shortly after the synagogues shooting. iran con has more on the reaction in garza. well, as soon as the news broke, there were sporadic proto, as a broad shows of solidarity rather across the gaza strip. for the people in occupied east jerusalem and the occupied west bank, they were coming out. and they was showing this idea that they are behind the people in those areas. the palestinian factions, all of them reacted goldhill issued statements. they'll pre mom said the same thing that this was a swift, a just response to the events in jeanine. now this tracks with the statements that

we've heard in the past from hasn't bahamas from islamic jihad, there are still people within the occupied west like to come out and protest peacefully, but also to fight against the occupation. now the event in jeanine have shocked people here in garza, as long as you had is likely to have reacted to that. there were 2 rockets that fell in asheville on in, in israel. that took place in the early hours, very, very early hours of friday. 05 of palestinians have been injured in attacks carried out by israeli settlers in occupied west bank happened off to do the palestinians blocked a road, but settlers often used in the town of bater postilion health officials say one of the victims is in a critical condition when maha has more from ramallah, tensions are running high here and occupied westbank in the wake of one of the

deadliest as well and military and cogent, which killed mine, palestinians, including an elderly woman in the genie and refugee camp. the situation has further escalated after is where the settlers carried out 3 separate attacks. the secular attacks are not unprecedented, but they came hard on the heels of an attack on a synagogue and occupied east jerusalem earlier. the palestinian authority has decided to stop any kind of. busy security coordination with as well and protest at the janine rate. the situation here is dense and many locals and romanella believe that another intifada isn't sites. police in the u. s. city of memphis have released video showing the beating of an unarmed black man. a warning you may find the image is disturbing. 40 cam footage on the c. c t. v video

shows the moment police officers tasted and beat tyran nichols. during his arrest after a traffic stop. 5 officers faced several charges including murder and kidnapping. well, from all that, so speak to gabriel at his on the he joins us live from memphis. gabriel, a distressing video with fears of the reaction. that's right. i'm actually in downtown memphis right now. and on a normal friday night, this would be bustling with activity of people at restaurants and some of the shops here. but as you can see, with the exception of this trolley car behind me, it is very quiet. it's totally deserted. and that's because there was real fears of potential violent protests that could break out after this video was released. so a lot of these businesses simply closed down early for the night. but as you can tell that the situation is,

is very quiet on the street here. and those fears have not been realized that the video very much though is very troubling. i'm sure that video, certainly very troubling. what we've seen is what appeared to be a routine traffic stop turn into something very violent when police officers in circled tyree nichols the 29 year old father of 4 and beat him relentlessly for several minutes as he cried for help. he suffered injuries, he was taken to a hospital critical condition and died. 3 days later, all 5 officers involved were fired from the force and also arrested and face criminal charges. and gabriel does the video reveal more about the apparent circumstances that lead to the violence it

does, it's a long video. it's in 4 separate clips and well over 30 minutes long. it appears to be an initial traffic stop. at least that's what the police claim. but they've pulled tyree nichols out of the car and tackled him to the ground. he was clearly asking for some help. he then ran off and fled, but on foot, his lawyers and his family members say he fled because he was scared of what the police could do to him. later, 5 other police officers caught him in a residential neighborhood on a dark street. it was actually only about a block away from where his mother lives. and that is where the real violence occurred when they tackled him to the ground and beat him relentlessly with a baton and also kicking him as he cried out for his mother. that seems to be what the video shows, but it's not only that, it's also appears that after this several of the paramedics that arrived were very

slow to render any aid as well. all of this certainly is going to be part of an investigation and potentially a trial. if these 5 police officers plead not guilty and it does go to a trial, which is probably expected to happen. gabriel, thanks for that update in memphis. will their behinds is a trial lawyer for what? baltimore prosecutor and maryland assistant attorney general, she joined the sly from baltimore, maryland by scott, welcome to the programmer. firstly, what are your thoughts? having seen this distressing video? you know, i watched all or parts of the video, it's very difficult to put it in words. i mean it's, sometimes things are just so rick, so brutal that you cannot even make a word or sentence to describe it. but what it did show is these police officers

could showed man's inhumanity towards band. it looked as if, if to put it in the best perspective, as if they were animals attacking another animal. because that's what it really look like. mister nichols is very frail, he's 63 and he's 100. he was a 140 pounds and these are 5 heavy officers that were kicking him, beating him, beating him with their baton, punching him like he was a punching bag. one officer kicked mister nichols so hard that at the end he was limping from all the kicking that he had done to mister nichols body. they take him so much that the officers ended up having to pour water over their eyes because it was so much hazy of mister nichols. it is just no way to put it in words how thick this video was. but thank god for the really the c t v video because with the

police body camps showed a lot of movement. it didn't always show what was really happening, but the overhead cam cetera. one of the street that are this basically there to detect crime and let's be clear, this was a crime that occurred. that's where we actually were able to see what the officers were doing to him. but he was able to forgive me even with the knowledge of all the these cameras, this incident still occurred. is there a certain culture in sections of the police force that's hard to shake off? well, that's the whole problem in general, and i don't want to paint every police officer as today because there is no every you're all in any profession that's bad. but there definitely is a culture that is rooted in the police department that did not just start with george floyd that did not start with rodney king. it started long before that. and

that culture is very ingrained in the police department. and that's why you saw that these police officers were black because it is the culture of the police department, not the color of the police officer that is doing the wrong against black americans and other people of color. will this lead to more demands for national police reform and hopefully accountability well, that was the hope back in 2020. when then joe biden was running for president, and we had already had seen what happened with george floyd. and so now we're at 2023 and here's a another instance and we still don't have any national reform. everything is done on a piece mail type basis. but let me be clear, you don't need, we didn't need national police reform in order for this incident. this murder,

this brutal killing of mr. nichols to have occurred. this is just humanity. there is no, there is no way you would just leave reforms to basically have what happened to him not have occurred. the police always talk about they, it's dangerous out there in the community. and they just want to be able to go home and be safe. and that is exactly, that is exactly what mister nichols was trying to do. he was 80 yards away from his mother's house after getting this brutal b. so it's just no way that we forms are going to correct that, because as you say, that's the culture that has been ingrained in the police departments for many, many years. and you just have to route out the officers like these 5 officers that were on the scene because i don't think any type of training. what type of training do you give a police officer to be humane to treat your fellow man like

a human being? you don't need reform for that. yes, we do need reform, but you don't need reform to correct what happened in the case of mister nichols said behinds. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. was to the head down to sarah crowds return to the leading show case for independent cinema. have the highlights from the sundance film festival. ah, now the record breaking cold in korean peninsula in japan has gone now, but it was still snowing because it's still fairly cold. this is at the capital of south korean, not huge amount to stay, but he's the coldest, persisting here. the coldest at around is crossing the open waters and therefore there's going to be more snow falling. less so i think in sol more so in hong sure

. and hawk harder. but i wouldn't use the word blizzard. i just would increase the amount of snow that is falling. the ab hardy is still ca, but not as cold as it was. and that's true throughout china as well. tim, recovering to where they should be at least in shan chung, do not. so in shanghai still cold here, it's still cold in hong kong, only didn't tie, pay you that on shore breeze, giving you $30.00 degrees, some improvement in temperatures, some lessening the wind. when we get to sunday, the south of that and the cold wind tends to exaggerate the amount of rain mostly over the water. but the central philippines looks wet. the same is true, potentially malaysia and just officer marshall. that circulation could turn into something that we need to watch. we will do that. otherwise for a deer baglan package, i looks generally fine, but there's an increase in the shower likelihood in good europe, roger stan, and up in the north of pakistan. you got some movement in the snow was falling in the high ground. ah

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killed in an attack and occupied east jerusalem. it happened outside of synagogue and the illegal settlement of navy, yoko palestinian gunman was shot dead at the scene. he's already prime minister benjamin netanyahu was visited the scene of the attack. he's promising immediate action in response to the shooting, urged the public not to take the one to their own hands. police in the u. s. city of memphis have released video showing the beating of an unarmed black man. what a camp 40 gentle cctv video shows the moment police officers stays it and beat tyree nichols during his arrests off to a traffic stop. $34.00 countries have promised a total of $30000000000.00 to boost fruit production africa of the next 5 years. pledge was made at the feed africa summit in the western sunny gold. nicholas hawk was that the face of hunger in the 21st century wing barely

more than the new born. this young girl shows the sign of what is likely to come for many, for millions, 40 years after a famine and ethiopia became one of the 20th centuries, worst humanitarian events. children in the far region are again going hungry. other latania by the same snow, went to this drought for the last 3 years. there was no rain and the last to lot of livestock, which is my source of income, now are entirely dependent on food distribution. now, with 34 heads of state gathered in senegal at the food africa summit have pledged to invest in agriculture. it's part of an event organized by the african development bank to end hunger in africa by 2030. the solution to africa. the problem is not food aid. you know, africa shall not go around with bowl in head asking from africa. she put in seats in the ground and grow its own food and not a fit itself, applique i sit in today on 65 percent of all the remaining on quality,

but it arable land in the world. and so that is not in europe. that's not in asia last long, latin america, it's in africa. so what africa dos with agriculture will determine the future for the in the world. the war in ukraine has badly affected africans who rely on wheat, imports, and fertilizers from europe. at the conference. leaders discussed ways to end this reliance by investing and local grains developing storage facilities to conserving pro juice and helping small hold farmers. african grains like sorghum are considered super food because the grain is not only resistance to drought, but it's high in nutrients. and so the u. n. has sent a sample of the grain up in space to see how it weathers extreme conditions. scientists believe that in the face of climate change ending world hunger

means changing the way we eat. the un says africa has the potential to become the world's bread basket and addressing gender discrimination will help if women have the same access than men or agriculture. inputs, we can have 150000000 people out of food insecurity enough. food is produced on planet earth to feed every one, but a 3rd goes to waste and more people than ever before are going hungry, and most are women and young girls. nicholas hawk al jazeera jim. yeah. joe synagogue, little 2 people are dead or at least 2 others are missing after torrential rain caused extreme flooding in new zealand, largest city and state of emergency in oakland will remain in place for 7 days after fridays. damn, poor evacuations are continuing. as people escape flood waters with western suburbs worst hit, the city received 75 per cent of its usual summer rainfall in just 15 hours. while

logan church is a one that news reporter he says, the deluge has caused a widespread damage. the sun is shining now, but that daylight has revealed 8 huge amounts of damage across tama key, makoto, oakland, l biggest city to just give you an idea how fast this was. we had heavy rain yesterday then and a mess of ours. we had 3 months worth of rain as once and then quickly overwhelmed, drains flooding streets that was guessing into people's houses. within a matter of minutes, we saw people having to swim from their homes as the flood waters rose, those waters up to almost my neck level. many of those people bravely actually went back into the flood bosses to try and rescue those who couldn't escape on the road and across the ceci, our roads and most ways were also covered in water transport essentially grinding to a halt and much of assessing many cars had to be totally abandoned as they became submerged

under the flood waters. sadly through people have died so far. one of them we understand was kaya kane on the flood waters on oakland north shore. a nother body was found in a car park nearby area last night. as well, please also search and 2 more people our early days, we simply don't know the sides just how many people had been that way. so that really speaks just how widespread this disaster has been. falklands, we know that evacuation senses had been set up and had been busy across the sea, but it will be some time before the full scale of this becomes clear. throws, embattled president has called on congress to bring forward elections to this year . dinner boy, t has been facing violent protests calling for her resignation. she took office in december after her predecessor pedro castillo,

was arrested for illegally tried to dissolve. congress. lottie had already backed up that to hold elections in april 2020 for 2 years ahead of schedule. now, job cuts announced by the case of publicly funded broadcast. the b. b. c, are affecting its global output. the cooperation is slashing. hundreds of jobs in its wealth service, meaning it's radio broadcasts in 10 languages ending the corporation says it's been forced to make the cuts because of a government imposed freeze on the license fee. money he sees harry force has more from london. ah, 85 years broadcasting to the arab world. last goodbye from the bbc's arabic radio service. news reader markwood almost solid. he has been mistaken signature voice for 30 years. fittingly, he read the final bulletin wound, london b, b. c. cost cutting has led to nearly 400 job losses at the bbc's well service and

the number of foreign language radio channels being brought to a close. l. masala me fresh from that final broadcast is full of memories from his time at the service. and before that, his time, as a listener in cairo, the old people goes to a boy in the room on closer because they are not allowed. and that they suffer to listen. the only voice different from officially, you know, if you 5 years they'll be you lost millions of listener euros this kid ability years, various wrong softball or not london. it was in 1938. when the bdc itself is only 16 years old, that arabic became its 1st foreign language serving that saudi gemini, iraqi gibson dignitaries, and were invited to the occasion. its popularity grew fast famous voices bringing news of air, defining events in a form unmitigated uncensored by the audience as rulers one former stauffer i spoke to this week, called the decision to end the service. a gift to dictators. the radio service ends

with nearly 5000000 listeners a week. some of them, particularly devoted abdullah of the rockman says without it, there's no point in keeping his radio mark over the past. they've ended our lives. this station has become an addiction to us. the news and the london broadcast are all we know where old i'm 80 years old. i've been listening to it more than 30 years. the broadcaster says it's part of a digital 1st strategy. arabic language audio programs and podcasts will still be found on its website. and the tv service will continue as before, so the legacy itself will not be lost. it's there, the bulk of her and her. it will be a hopefully accessible to all those listeners who have been connected, affiliated and loved the service or by the bbc arbitrary pressures on the bbc's. finances have been mounting, requiring ever hotter choices,

but for many inside and outside the organization. this has been assigned day or the faucet al jazeera london awards have been handed out this year, sundance film festival. at showcase is the best in independence cinema. the drama, a $1001.00 about an impoverished single mother and her son in york city took the grand jury prize. there were plenty of other memorable films competing from reynolds takes low cut, some of the highlands after 2 years of dreary pandemic era, virtually the sundance festival has returned to the picturesque and freezing rocky mountain village of park city. the town is full of energy, beautiful showbiz, people, and lots of fascinating, independent films. here are some of the movies. people are buzzing about fair play, starring phoebe din of war and alden. ehrenreich is a tense drama set in the cut throat world of big business,

directed by chloe dumont fair play, is a nerve shredder of a thriller about to a newly engaged couple who are obsessed with each other. but as it turns out, more obsessed with climbing the financial corporate ladder. and it's a very much a meditation on gender in the workplace. cassandra is set in the ultram macho world of mexican lucelle, lee bray wrestling, based on the true story of soul, our men dories, the 1st openly gay luke adore. he became an immensely popular cultural figure to think i'm going to be able to do something. it features veteran international star guy, l garcia, bear now directed by roger ross williams. it sort of makes the case that he changed how mexico feels about algae be taking people on the spotlight. bah, bah, there are documentaries galore, including biographies of rock and roll. pioneer little richard and golden state

warriors superstar steven curry justice is a sundance must see documentary re exploring the sexual abuse allegations against u. s. supreme court justice bret cavanaugh, suggesting many lines of inquiry were never pursued. oh, this planet. and it wouldn't be sundance without some utterly unsettling offerings . like writer director eddie elk as ours. trippy sy, fi flick, divinity starring stephen dorff under a load of make up as a scientist who has cooked up the elixir of eternal life. it's in grainy black and white, and yes, there are aliens. so much creativity packed into such a small space. some of these films will go on to become commercially successful or win awards. some won't, but all of them are in 3.