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ah, i'm robinson. this is all the 0 live from doha, also coming up. oh man, if you don't my, now i am on the group. i believe in the city of memphis release video, showing officers beating an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. tyrene nichols died 3 days later. ah, the protest taking place in parts of the u. s. against police violence following nichols. death is family wants a street crime. unit desponding. a state of emergency in new zealand. largest city as torrential rain brings flooding and evacuations. ah, we're going to begin unoccupied, east jerusalem for

a palestinian gunman has killed at least 7 israelis, nearest synagogue. it happened in the illegal settlements of never. yeah, called the 15 year old is among the victims. the gunman has been shot dead at the scene. it comes a day after is ready, forces killed 10 palestinians in the occupied west bank, including 9 in a raid on the janine refugee camp. diplomatic editor james bayes is following the story in occupied east jerusalem. this attack took place just hours after the start of the jewish holy day, shabbat just hours after sundown. and let me show you the scene here. if you look back and you can see the 2 buses there are just up the hill that is debbie cause that is the settlement and maybe a call when it's there that the attacker drove past in his shooting into the synagogue shooting into the worshippers who've 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 that he was driving. he's been named hurry, outcome from the mount of olives. we understand that the israeli police have arrested his parents. he was 21 years old. another bit of information though, we understand, although there was no security on him from these really 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 secular. now to the scene, we've seen 2 prominent figures. the national security minister, it's been given, and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu security minister, giving 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 the israeli media. he said that immediately there will be opperation carried out right now. that will take place in the area didn't specify exactly what those operations were, but he also urged these ready public not to take the law into their own hands. james is just mentioning is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is promising immediate action, shadonna bush and muscle not. we have here after one of the hardest attacks in recent years. i can win situation assessment with all the secret forces. we decided on several immediate actions. we have to work with determination and composure. i call on people not to take the law into their own hands. for that we have an army, police and secret forces. the sitting has been celebrated by some people in the

occupied territories. oh, we have instantaneous demonstrations in garza and the city of romana. in the occupied westbank, dozens of people have been on the streets waving flags and singing. the cries form shortly after the shooting at the synagogue. imminent con has more on the reaction in garza. well, as soon as the news broke, there were sporadic proto, as sobriety 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 well. the whole issue statements, they'll pretty much 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 become asked from islamic jihad. there are

still people within the occupied west back 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. 5 palestinians have been injured and attacks carried out by israeli saturday in the occupied west bank. it happened after a group of palestinians blocked a road that settle is often used in the town of bater. are seen in health officials say one of the victims is in a critical condition. ahmed ma has an update from ramallah. tensions are running high here and the occupied west bank in the wake of one of the deadliest is where the military incursions which killed mine palestinians, including an elderly woman and the genie in refugee camp. the situation has further

escalated after is where the settlers carried out 3 separate attacks. the settler 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 raids, the situation here a's dense and many locals and romanella believe that another into father isn't sites. but he's in the city of memphis, of released video showing the beating of unarmed black ban. let me give you a warning. you might find the image is disturbing. body count footage and cctv pictures show the moment police officers taser and beat terry nichols during his arrest officer. a traffic stop later died of his injuries. the 5 officers faced

several charges including murder and kidnapping. odyssey is given out a zone there is in memphis. that video, certainly very troubling. what we've seen is what appeared to be a routine traffic stop turned 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. debbie heinz is a trial lawyer and she's also a former baltimore prosecutor. she says, reform alone won't be enough to end police brutality. 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 frightening king has 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, we still don't have any national reform. everything is done on a piece nail type basis. but let me be clear, you didn'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 need 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 beat down. so it's just no way that we forms are going to correct that. 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 did 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 the reform, but you don't need reform to correct what happened in the case of mister nichols, the us justice department is charged 3 men was taught him to kill a prominent american arabian activist, but accused of attempted assassination on money laundering, allegedly by, by people in the wrong writer, a woman's rights activists,

mostly all injured who lives in brooklyn, new york. so she was the intended target. your brains president says the army needs up to 500 tanks to carry out a counter offensive against russian troops. low to me as the landscape says, the situation is critical in the region of eastern nets as moscow step self attacks . he says, rushing forces and not just targeting ukraine physicians, but they're also destroying the towns and villages around them. the netherlands is considering sending leper 2 tanks to ukraine, but its army has concerns about its own defense needs. if the germans supplied tanks was sent to the front line, said voss as be meeting to manders and crew from the dutch german tank battalion. it's the most powerful weapon in the dutch armies arsenal. for the past 6 years, schools have been training on this leper to thanks to god, but with the german army. the world 1st by national battalion

is you build a relationship with your tank. it has incredible fire power. it is very maneuver a bar and a drives so smoothly. it's a real feast to work with local but news, the dutch government is considering sending the 800 thanks it's using to ukraine has raised some concerns. in the end, it's a devil's dilemma, it's always a digital dilemma. we know you're going to need these things, but in the end, we also need these things to prepare ourselves because also we defend ourselves. and our security in the for example, is raina. these leopards only returned to the dutch army 6 years ago. it had nearly 1000 flap within the 1970 s, but with no one expecting a war in europe after the cold war, it began facing them out in 2011. it's all, it's remaining 4th of 60 to cut costs.

maybe one year ago it would have been unthinkable that this tax could soon be firing at rushing through, sending them to your brain. that's not only seen as a major change of the front line, but here in western europe as well before lab things are sent to the battlefield, ukrainian soldiers will need training. that's another thing the dutch government is considering it might offer. and then i think you can learn this properly in a few months. just make a lot of note, pay attention carefully and trying to understand the system. if you work with the system, the system will work with you. this mixed german dutch tank battalion has been described as a 1st step towards the european army. it holds regular exercises at nato's borders in lithuania, taking the leopards by train. soon though they could be sent in another direction. steadfast in elgin sierra in back and lo, hide paris and battle president has called them congress to bring forward elections

. to this year, dana boulevard has been facing the violent protests calling for her resignation. she took office in december after her predecessor pedal casteel was arrested for legally trying to dissolve. congress mother was he had already back to plan to hold elections in april 2020 for 2 years ahead of schedule me and was willing military is owners and i'm tough. requirements for parties wishing to run in august proposed elections, neuro se parties who intend to pete must have at least $100000.00 members must also commit to running in the action in the next 60 days. if not, they're going to be de registered as a party. 3 people, a dad and one person is missing after torrential rain coast extreme flooding in new zealand largest city. a state of emergency in oakland is going to remain in place for 7 days after fridays downpour. evacuations are continuing as people escape flood waters with western suburbs, west head,

the city received 75 percent of its usual summer rainfall in just 15 hours. still ahead on al jazeera in a way of interviews, we're going to hear from a haitian gang leader known as barbecue. he says, gangs are not to blame for the bad security on the island. crowds return to the leading showcase for independent cinema. we're going to have the highlights from the sundance film festival. ah, with what it's rained again in the gulf, we've had a years worth of rain so far. in cutoff, for example, on the of the cloud is still there. in fact, it fits so in, around the highest mountain there, man, and falling off it is quite red. have this amount of stone. it's quite common to get showers in. the wind did get thunderstorms too, and they will be repeated. i suspect during saturday and sunday with

a breeze followed besetti, strong breeze. that emanates from the cold weather's existing nervous turkey, the northern part of iraq as well, and that snow keep moving eastwards as that crowd tends to dissipate, and the sun returns. but temperatures are not very high. round the gulf about whether it should be most of the places with fair amount of clay from the levant, across iraq. that forecast the doha show. some improvement as the wind dies down up to 20 degrees, not to take this time of the year. that's still not particularly good. leaving the re be in peninsula, we still see pretty sunny and warm weather in south sedan. jubilee 40 is really high for this time. the much the same good puddle last year to be honest, the rain, the seasonal rain, is where it should be a life bang gohler through zambia, steadily and heavily falling. and this tropical cycle is still debit slowly moving away from the south of madagascar. ah,

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have been killed in an attack and occupied east jerusalem. it happened outside the synagogue and the illegal settlement of never. ja calls the palestinian gunmen has been shot dead seen is really primers. have benjamin netanyahu is promising immediate action in response to the shooting, but he's urging the public not to take the law into their own hands. but he's in the u. s. city of memphis have released video showing the beating of an unarmed black man body cam footage and cctv pictures. shola moment police officers tasers and beat to raid nichols during his arrest after a traffic stop. he died 3 days after the arrest the united nations children's agency is wanting that more than $1000000.00 children in haiti face a constant threat of violence in the capitol. the island has been locked and a crisis of violence, which the un says is the worst in decades. powerful gangs controlled vast sections of puerto prance. jimmy cher izzy, is better known by his nickname,

barbecue is the most visible of their leaders. and in this exclusive interview, he spoke to al jazeera about the crisis enveloping the country john home. as this report from policeman to the most influential strong man in haiti. this is jimmy barbecue should easier the leader of the g. 9. the coalition of some of the countries most powerful gangs that alliance control sways of the capital. who to prince? is it his full rival organizations, killings, extortion and rape have shut up the united nation, say the worst violence in the country in decades. but in his 1st interview with international press in more than a year should, is he a august the gang of the root of have these problems we're looking is got a last meal bible. everyone sees only people with guns doing violence, but they don't see the corruption in the country. if you still state money, if you don't build hospitals and schools and don't care for those in need,

all this will continue to spawn violence. even if you eliminate all armed gangs, if social problems are not solved, there will still be the same amount of violence. well, success of patient governments have long neglected the population. but now there's also a power vacuum in the country. not one official has been democratically elected, and many see the current prime minister, or yellow marie is illegitimate. analysts say that, let the gangs of the lease well before the gangs acted as the kind of a mercenaries as to the. so with the economical lead and political leaders bad, the, you have a over the years diversified, the income sources and the have acquired is some kind of autonomy in from their sponsors as they have became, become increasingly powerful. should as he says, he's a community leader,

protect him. people under his control, the gangs in haiti control food fuel and other commodities, passing through the territory monday, protect your money hijacking trucks. the united nations also accuses should be ca, of massacring civilians and blockading the country's largest fuel terminal. last october, it leveled sanctions against him. he told al jazeera, he was innocent, and i'm worried about women with them. so i don't have a problem with sanctions against me because i carry haiti and my heart until i die . it doesn't bother me because i don't travel. i don't have any goods and any interest in foreign countries. i want to stay and live in my country, just like the u. s. italian and canadians are proud to live in their home. i'm proud to live in haiti, didn't haiti? the crisis continues. the day out 0 spoke to ship, a protest wrote it off more than 10 police officers were killed across a week, an ex policeman himself. he says that out, much and underfunded law. honestly the police like

a lot of means to guarantee safety. but the country's problem is more political. it is the politicians who are creating chaos so that they can keep their power to make more money. these are all the reasons why they don't pay the policemen well and give them the means and they become discouraged. the united nations is advocating for foreign pools to intervene and help the national police bring law and order. so far there are no take him to lead rules so serious doubt about whether there will be elections this year. but if nothing changes, men light should it will continue to be powerful. john homan assertive emergency is still in place across honduras. special security measures have been expanded to help fight criminal gangs. minority reports from some pedals sula. an evening patrol incentive to sula. the police are enforcing a state of exception,

a special security protocol. the government has put in place to combat st. proposal . the purpose of this is to compete, neutralize, and dismantle the criminal activities of gangs of the near future to make this criminal groups disappear. honduras is now the 2nd country and central america to declare this kind of emergency measure. yeah, residence, humana, castro. now one year into her administration is seeking to emulate a public strategy adopted a neighboring el salvador to fight crime link to street gangs like m. s 13 and the notorious 18th street game. gilbert is a strategy like fish needs to be accompanied by plan of social investment because that's to say, a plan to repair the social fabric to the neighbourhood for the state of exception is being carried out. has a long history of weak social fabric for children have few opportunities other than criminal activities like extortion drug trafficking. last year, the government upon tourists reported the lowest homicide rate in 16 years.

authority, say security measures like the state of exception are necessary to continue that trend and to lessen gang related crimes like extortion, which disproportionately impact small business owners as well as bus and cab drivers were in a small city bus in downtown some federal bus drivers tell us that the special security measures being implemented by the honduran government are working at least in part, allowing buses like this one to enter neighborhoods that were previously considered too dangerous to work in. one place who is asked as to hide his true identity, told us he pays gang leaders $3000.00 a month and extortion money in order to operate his several small city buses. for him, the government, hard line against gangs doesn't go far enough or not. and then we'll help fill out if we don't pay the money. my drivers are out on the streets are the ones who pay with their lives as transport business owners. we would rather just pay what we have to pay to the gangs. so our drivers can keep doing their jobs and we can keep

doing ours. well, it's clear that fighting, extortion from gangs is complex, but hunter and authorities have bound to address the root causes of crime, including tackling corruption within the national police force. and though it's only been a year since the new government was elected, the country security forces see they're committed to changing the image of ponderous from a seemingly lawless state to a country where the rule of law prevails over organized crime. monroe up a little al jazeera, some pedro sewland the u. k is publicly funded broadcast, and the bbc is slashing. hundreds of posts in its world service. that means is radio broadcasts in 10 languages ending corporations says it's being forced to make the cuts because of a government imposed freeze on the license fee. money it receives how you faucet 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 the station signature, voice for 30 years. fittingly, he read the final bulletin wound, london b, b. c. cost cutting is led to nearly $400.00 job losses at the bbc's world service. and the number of foreign language radio channels being brought to a close. almost felony, 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 and close it because they are not allowed. and that they suffer to listen. the only of always different forms for, you know, if you 5 years they'll be an air. you lost millions of years this get a divinity years various wrong, soft for 9. and it was in 1938. when the bdc itself is only 16 years old, that arabic became its 1st foreign language service. 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 and mediated 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 up 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 broadcast, it 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 will not be lost. it's there, the bulk of it there. and the it will be hopefully accessible to

all those listeners who have been connected and affiliated and loved the service by the b, b. c. pressures on the bbc finances, have been mounting, requiring ever how to choices, but too many inside, outside the organization. this has been assigned day for al jazeera london awards have been handed out to this year's sundance film festival, which showcases the best and independent cinema a drama about a struggling single mother, a 1001 has taken the grant julie prize. reynolds takes a look at some of the other highlights. after 2 years of dreary pandemic era virtual, that either 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. aaron reich 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. the cassandra is set in the ultra macho world of mexican lucia, libra wrestling, based on the true story of so all amend our ease, the 1st openly gay luke adore. he became an immensely popular cultural figure to think i'm going to be able to the 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 to q people in 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 brett 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 has 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.