could take a significant toll on the local to industry and disrupt the livelihood of thousands of farmers. the a tear gas aspire to the march for a teenager shot dead by police near paris as france braces for another night of interest. a thousands including miles mothers filled the streets and no tail demanding justice. the lights are of any age, great to have you with us. this is l 0. live from the also coming up the us supreme court bands, consideration of race as a factor in the college admissions will be live in washington. and that you case top court blocks a government plan to the port, the asylum seekers through alonda,

calling and unlawful ones. the prime minister says his government will appeal the so we begin near paris where a tear gas has been fired and a rally held for a teenager who was shot dead by police. demonstrators were paying tribute to 17 year old nile in demanding justice. thousands of police officers have been deployed as the government calls for com. sarah. hi, rod begins are coverage a community gathered to protest against police brutality. thousands of people that's by grieving mother the 17 year old who was shot and killed by police on tuesday. police initially said he failed to coal freights when all this stuff in the power suburb of montez, family and friends, pay tribute to that. i left the march of that you have to go. so this is

a young man, he's very kind, he's not evil or hooligan. what the media are saying about him is not true. his mom racing well, his grandmother, we know she around the neighborhood. so she's kind and helpful. she loves everyone . the young men left us for nothing. we not contradicting the state. we are not contradicting the legal cause is procedure. yes, he was driving a car without a license like he tried to flee, but he should not be killed. police said the 17 year old drove the car one of the offices, but this video pays to contradict the police version of what happened. it started in the office of pointing his weapons through the window and appearing to fire at close range, before the call rolls off and crashes to a stop. what he thought is, what is to yes it is it what, what are you in view of the state of the investigation and the details collected. the prosecution considers that the legal conditions for the use of the weapon are not met to a single president. emmanuel my crone held the crisis meeting denouncing both the

shooting of the riots that followed as unjustifiable. clearly the emotion that comes with the dates of a young man calls the contemplation and com. and it's what the government has constantly quoted for. i think this is what should continue to guide the next dallas and the tribute, the never the less is was having stopped thousands of people from protesting. what many say has become a systematic 0 tolerance policy cards out by french police, especially against those from pool and minority communities. officials are deploying tens of thousands of police across from including $5000.00 in the capital powers to loan the police officer involved in the shooting has been arrested and charged. 17 year old victim is the 2nd person to be killed and such. so consult this year on the 15th in a year in

a hall. many all hoping for justice can finally be answered as quickly as possible . so the height of all just sarah or our correspondence natasha butler was caught up in the interest earlier enough though. well, this is the neighborhood when oil lives and sitting on top of the side is nile model. with the pony tail, she is leading tribute to 17 year old son is to member to log. and when you go cause you really go to the motion. sometimes you still see very touched and there's so many people here. sometimes students is on the test because everyone is telling me she wants to take these traffic checks not far from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be human, the situation is last too long, the same things keep happening in 2 people, a sick of

a it could have been my son's, i'm of nose, african origin and it's not the 1st i'm, the sort of thing has happened. we are sofa don't. what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number to a guess. how does says royce, into the middle of this crowd as they were coming to the end of the will, people coughing a lot of children with a lot of families, people are walking away, feeling furious that the police has done this. what the police are trying to disclose is dispersed the crowd, but once again, people say this just shows out of touch. the police ought to be doing this on a day when people had come to pay tribute to this teenager. natasha butler out. is there a non task of pull? brennan joins us live now from the power suburb of not they'll pull. what's it like and they'll tell this evening. it's pretty intense here tonight, sir. oh yes. we've seen a lot of squad, old boy of

a motorcycle cops who's been going through this area from corner to corner, sweeping through in a quite intimidated 3 way and this and we'll just sweep around. so some of the damage that was caused by that trouble and natasha was talking about this building here. as it's windows smashed in as a fingerprint expert police expert the taking a prince off the glass of the door. you can see niles name as being per featured on the front of that door. and the word fascist is also written on the glass that it looks like it's been smashed with home is all the way along the side that kind of sort of the counter man spins around. you can also see other bits of damage here. clearly somebody might have would have been somebody that has been done here the kona right now. oh god, i was talking to the rest of it at the end is over over there on the square, where the princess much finished and where the trouble started when the police still had fire into a gas is here. i'm for free to just the other side of those 2, right. police officers with the right shield on the helmets says find the alarm

trinity police. yeah. which basically means the and on end to police impunity. that is the sense all the people here and on said that the police officer long, i'd be unable to operate in districts like this with impunity. and i pay the shooting of not and is, frankly said, i will set fire to the touch paper as far as the, the anger and the frustration that people have feel and, and this incident, as i understand it has rekindled a deep sense of injustice in the neighborhood, so that's what i mean, you know, you think about the, the month. so the french stage live, it's a dell, it's a freedom, a quality that doesn't seem to apply to suddenly pockets of that bond. it's important to contextualize. it's like taking through a lot that forms the business district to get the people they're finishing, work those and the glasses still towers and their office blocks. those spend shifts

that say, a guess doesn't sting rental stores, but down here and on to other places where the trouble is interrupted in the last 2 nights. they really off feeling the impacts of it. and it's the frustration of. yeah, is, frankly, of the sense of been overlooked, of being victimized by the states of high unemployment, lo opportunities and the sense that the, the police are not doing that job fairly often. it's, there's one off of one set of people on the people in the bone. you don't get the same fair crack of the website at the defense of frustration. very real. we saw in 2005 writing runs on for 3 weeks. there are, she pop, felt appealed for that not to be the case. this time. the appeal for peace appeals for com. when the police go in and the way they did at the end of that march uh, with uh, knobs mother, even still that far into a gas is difficult to say that they are on message with that absolutely pull brand new reporting from the power suburb of north sale,

thank you very much to the us supreme court has ruled the universities and colleges must stop considering race when admitting new students. it follows accusations at harvard university had been discriminating against asian american applicants in order to increase representation from other minority groups. but we have to report is following this, our white house correspondent, kimberly how get is in washington dc. first though, let's speak to rosalyn jordan, also in dc with the uh, us supreme court behind you, if i'm not mistaken at rosalind so that we're all on the same page. and we all completely understand what we're talking about. can you 1st explain to us how colleges have been recruiting their students until now and what they're no longer allowed to do? this goes back to the 1978 supreme court case in that are known as backing in which a man who had tried twice to be admitted to

a medical school in the state of california. denied was denied admission. and he claimed that students who were of african american were latino decides, with the weaker test scores and weaker g p. a's or grade point averages were bid it to the same medical school program since bass to court decision back in 1978. there has been a practice across the united states to consider race as one of the positive factors when putting together a class for mission. however, it has not been used as a factor against admitting a student. as many have alleged, a formative action has been used. that said, there was a lawsuit brought not just against harvard university, but also against the university of north carolina, alleging that because both universities considered race as one of the application factors in their admissions decisions. that these 2 institutions, and by extension,

other colleges and universities across the united states were violating the us constitution. today, the u. s. supreme court agreed with that ruling of with the challenge, i should say, suggesting that in the case of harvard, it was violating this her title 6 of the 1964 civil rights act. and that in the u. n. c. case, it was violating the due cause provision under the 14th amendment. and so that means that colleges and universities now have to look at other ways of building what they consider to be a goal of higher education, which is bringing in a diverse student body. rather than this ruling is, in a sense, it's pretty narrow because it's about college admissions and college recruitment does. it however, undermine affirmative action in a wider sense to well, the only reason why this decision affects the higher uh, bodies of education is because these institutions accept the federal funding.

harvard for one example, gets about 20 percent of its operating budget every year through federal grant and research money's in order to conduct research as a division one research institution. the university of north carolina is in a similar position. that is why the us supreme court could weigh in on the schools the admissions practices. and for the most part, almost all us colleges and universities, with one or 2 exceptions, actually accept the federal money. everything from student grants to help them pay their tuition to federal like subsidizing some student loans, to again, the research moneys and other of dollars that go in to preserve and expand educational access. so that is makes this and once that's a narrow decision, we're only talking about $4100.00 institution. does it affect other institutions?

very likely not. rosalyn jordan reporting from washington dc. thank you very much. and the us president joe biden has responded to the ruling saying that he's strongly against it. the court has effectively ended affirmative action and college admissions. and i strongly, strongly disagree with the course decision because of formative action is so misunderstood. i want to be clear and make sure everybody's clear about what the law has been and what it has not been until today. many people wrong, we believe that affirmative action allows fun, qualified students on qualified students to be admitted had a qualified students. this is not, this is not how college admissions work. kimberly, how could our white house correspondent joys this, kimberly every now and then you will get one of these rulings from the supreme court where you're going to get a strong reaction from the president because it just does not align with his politics. and this is one of them. yeah, that's right. oh,

so the guidance from the president is that he is hoping that what colleges will do now is take adversity into accounts. in other words, how much hardship students have faced in many ways this glad as might be more equitable because the president said from appalachia, which is largely where ro, whites have been struggling to. yeah, i get the access, they need to some of these lead colleges to atlanta where many african americans are struggling to have those same pro logistics. send it to them, but they may also be trying to get into these colleges, so from appellation to atlanta, maybe now they will have the same opportunities. and so this is what the president is hoping could be extended now. the us president, for his part is acknowledging what is a reality in this country. and that is, is that the court is now more conservative leading than it has been in some 90

years. and that is a reality that many conservatives are plodding, but obviously those on the left are not happy about it. and we've seen that in a number of decisions, not just this one, but also the overturning of roby bit wade or the women's right to an abortion that was really uh, this is sort of the standard in the united states for some 50 years. and uh, that have a lot to do with the previous president, the fact that he was able to make 3 appointments to the supreme court. so this is how large the implications and will continue to do so. and so this is why the president is speaking out. he's saying look at, we need to make sure that we are monitoring all of this, that we are making sure that we're putting policies in place to, to respond to these decisions. and also to be aware that the pendulum is swinging back in a dramatic way. you heard the report as well as the president was talking when he was a why we were not was monitoring this the president was asked, is this

a rogue court? the president said, no, it's not, but he certainly is aware that this is potentially something that he may even have to address through executive action, something that he may be doing in the future. well, kimberly how it get reporting from the white house. thank you very much. the judges have blocked the british government's plan through the port asylum seekers. dora wanda, the court of appeal in london rule that the ruling party is controversial deportation . policy is unlawful. rights groups and asylum seekers have been appealing in earlier court decision which gave a go ahead to send asylum applicants to africa. the prime minister wishes to access that his government is going to appeal this decision. the dean baba is at the court of justice in london and he says the decision was welcomed by lawyers representing asylum seekers. this holding has been welcomes by the lawyers for 10 asylum, c. k. c. brought this appeal alone with charity asylum a deck holding it, a victory for compassion and reason. the british government has all alone stress.

rwanda is a site for the country to which you could send the saw him seek is to apply for asylum rivera rather than in britain. this ruling has made it clear that that's not the case by 221 judge, he's here said, but there was a great risk of people being sent to ro wonder and then being sent onto the country of origin where they could face mistreatment or persecution. even though they had a strong case for a solid, well the but these governments hitting back 5 minutes to read you. so you're not a said that it should be this country and it's government who decides who comes to the u. k. a not in his words, criminal games, they going to appeal to the supreme court. the charge is also going to appeal at the supreme court. in the instance, they will say something. the appeals a quote here, accepted that asylum seekers have time to make legal representations isn't in fact

fast because sometimes they already have 7 days in which to appeal and give evidence why they shouldn't be the pull to also on the question the governments legislation that it's trying to get through parliament, which would potentially mean that anybody arriving by small but here in britain could be detained, unsupported, theoretically to rolanda. still ahead on l 0, the political state. so for those 4 presidents, they are both scenario haines in the mountains who be live in rio de janeiro, the frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed, the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear deterrence is because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the case headlines. so then

case by the end of the states, that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries. inside story on al jazeera, the we've moved and 1400000000 people to india has become the world's most populous country. 101 east investigate for newton's population explosion on i'll just say about the

the watching l 0. a reminder of our headlines this. our tear gas has been fired in a power suburb of march and honor of a teenager who was shot dead by police, 40000 officers, a being deployed across the country. and in the city of cuz i'm a 3 day cost team has been announced. the supreme court in the us has ruled that universities and colleges must stop considering race when admitting new students. all his accusations at harvard university had been discriminating against asian american advocates. judges in britain have blocked the government plans to the ports. asylum seekers 01 to the court of appeal in london rule that the controversial deportation policy by the ruling. conservative party was unlawful or

just in the last hour, brazil's top electro cortez adjourned. the trial of former president j, you are both in r for abuse of power. now the trial is examining both scenarios, comments in 2022. when he cast doubts on brazil's electronic voting machines ahead of the presidential election. if convicted, boston, our could be barred from running for public office for up to 8 years. also in a row, isn't that the court wasn't that the court today? however, speaking to alex, is here as monica. yet again in rio de janeiro, he address concerns that his comments had led supporters to storm government buildings earlier this year. lots of amazon or in the us. there was a january 6 capital uprising that wait a lot against trump, but then there was new information. the same thing here in brazil, when the images of a guy wearing a t shirt and toppling over a clock were shown, the world fell on my head. later we saw someone from presidential security, letting invaders and something suspicious happen. they want to pin and attempted to

one myself and the right. we are not to blame, but monica yanna cab is in rio de janeiro. so monica, even though the judges have actually a, during the session for today, we have a pretty good idea of where this is headed. well, yes, this decision has to be taken by a majority of 7 judges. 4 have already voted. 3, have voted for conviction one against it, so it just takes one more boat to convict full. so now to having said that, one of the other judges can ask for more time to think. and the sentence then would be delayed another 2 months. but it is almost certain, not only analysts believe that, but also both, so not as supporters and even both. so now to himself, who has already, he's already working on his new plan, which is to campaign for his liberal party,

a right wing party to help elect as many mayors as he can in next year's municipal election. the right monica yanna cube in rio de janeiro. thank you very much. your opinion leaders, a meeting in brussels to discuss the economy, migration, and support for ukraine. several mutual member states though, including austria, island, and cyprus, or objecting to security assurance, is given by you leaders. immediate done. urgent task is to support your claim to ensure that your claim prevails, such as of an independent nation in the, in your to. because of this that we are able to do that. so there is no membership issue to be discussed at all. and it also mentioned that this is also where, where and where we see link it whether you'd opinion name because of course the, the decision to ground to ukraine. the candidate status of course, also has an impact on the discussions which are taking place within the need to get

to be due to being union may dollars have a provider, unprecedented support and we are slipping off just though for over the last the weeks you have seen and you announcements of from you, but those of them, they thought was all the additional support and also the training all the f. 16 partners have started of this been worldwide condemnation from several muslim countries, including turkey, a guitar and jordan over the burning of a crown, and sweden with morocco even recalling its, and bassett, or the incident happened outside of mosque and stockholm, on the 1st day of the muslim either celebration of protest or set the holy book on fire under police protection. he has since been charged with agitation against an ethnic or national group. huckabee is gonna look that up because how you do these, if you really do respect rights and freedoms 1st, you need to respect the turkish republic and muslims, the religious belief. if you do not show that respect, i'm sorry, you will not see any support from us on nato. i gave you,

said the burning of a religious text is disrespectful and hurtful. and what might be legal is certainly not necessarily appropriate if the sci fi it is sacred for muslims. and that must be sacred for other religions. we know that in other countries, they act differently and don't respect religious feelings of people. they also say it's not a crime in our country, it is a crime. it was a poll. reese has more on this from the swedish city of mama of the reaction in sweden. so the slightest crumbling has been fairly mild. that wasn't a great reaction on the streets among the muslim community. and it's been very mild from the prime minister of christmas and as well. a brief statement saying that the, the architect stuck home was legal, but wasn't reasonable. well, the reason why is legal is quite complicated, freedom of expression is

a key part of the sweetest constitution and bending a crown in sweden has full and under the freedom of expression rules in the constitution previously, uh there was a crumbling here in my, on my last day by the danish fall, right? politician ross, miss paul it on. however they can be found if they are considered the constituting hate, towards an ethnic minority that also has to come into play when testing. that's what the intentions of the individual. now the individual yesterday is in a rocky immigrant, apparently a christian. he says his intention is not to insight hate against muslims. he says that he was threatening the crown to show that burning a crown should be legal in sweden that it should remain a part of the constitution to be able to say whatever you want to do it, whatever you want. no, not to the insult against any group, any religion. now the police have since charged him with inciting hatred against an

ethnic minority. they could be hoping to test this in the courts so that they can stop any future crumbling of this nature from taking place. full res, i'll just era mountain i swear to a so long as central bank because outlined measures to restructure. it's huge into national debt. it's in talks with foreign investors to persuade them to take a 30 percent cut in the value of their self in bonds, and that's part of f. it's the easiest decades long financial crisis to sherlock and government defaulted on his foreign debts. the 1st time, last year was virus smoke and canada spreading south and is now effecting around a $100000000.00 people in the united states. warnings of potentially hazardous air quality had been issued for many, all across north america. and the largest canadian city toronto is covered in smoke . hayes, nearly 500 fires are burning. half of them are out of control in what is counted as worst wildfire season on record a method for me. several then yea,

weather is next. and then inside story poses the question, will the faithful police shooting of a teenager in friend spark a nationwide reckoning on police violence? the hello from the al jazeera headquarters in doha, where it is becoming less few minutes and had solve because those winds have turned around were now drawing down a hot and dry wind from iraq. so we go in for a closer look here. it's pushing away some of that humidity, but sidney and says temperatures will start to lift over the next few days. so it's got your pencil, the in for us here in the add $43.00 degrees. soft to bulk is fun. and update on the monsoon range. we're seeing it through punjab providence. it's pushing into india, temperatures on the high side for a tremendous stones capital ask about 41 for you. there could be some flooding in

turkey as ne black sea coast. once again with this band of rain is that energy also pushes into the caucus is on friday, back into the sun. no 4 is stumble. you'll max out at $26.00 degrees for africa. i think the worst of the rain will actually be around. molly, not too far away from the bond, the co, and it's we check on central africa. it's really this western side of democratic republic of congo, where we've got the bigger down port stuck to the blue. the more intense the rain is and it has turned much quieter and south africa after that possible tornado on course, we're going to tell providence we had some snow as well, but pretty much full on sunshine, right across the country on friday. sounds good. that's all for me. the survivor of a genocide dealer, people who like me to kill the tender suffering, but it didn't come to hard to do. who's dedicated his life to searching the woods

for phones, the victims of the shrubbery. scholastic can, even here is the drop in the hope for finally laying the pos to rest, giving peace to the victims. families cause a nature. if i could just find a single bone, i could bury him, phone hunter on out his era. fatal police shooting of a teenager has traded widespread protest, same from send once again. the use of excessive force by police, especially in estimating diverse areas, is under this phone line. so how will the government address this issue? this is inside the .