tv NEWSHOUR Al Jazeera July 6, 2023 6:00pm-7:01pm AST
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the the, [000:00:00;00] the color that i'm just off of your time, this is and use our line from our headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes. is there any forces of shots that a palestinian man of the opened fire as an illegal settlement of killing one past? the russian president says, the head of the wagner group is back in russia and repeats itself as a host involved in a fight is the russian missiles. here's an apartment block in the west and ukraine
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institute of levine, killing at least 4 people. and a poisonous gas leak is being blamed. the death of 17 people on the edge of the don piece of same. it's with your schools, bangladesh, one day cricket, catch them, tell me the exposure ties 3 months before the world cup. and in the ashes, mitchell marsh makes england pay for the quick fi century for the stadium in the food taste and hitting the the, the fall. it's just past 1500 g m t and we begin this near is our with breaking news it from the occupied. westbank is really forces of shot that a palestinian man who opened defiance and the legal settlements coming. one is really,
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it happens near the can you mean the settlement west of novelist on all that is really has also reports of a been images for that. so you some live pictures now of the scene of around with that shooting took place. it sort of stand developing story that speak to our correspondence, alan fisher, he's across this for us from long island is we've been saying this is a, a fast moving situation. what do we know at this stage as well? this is all been developing in the last couple of hours, and most of the information that we're getting is coming from is, is really, i'm a radio of what we are suggesting is that a car with a pilot stadium was driving close to the illegal settlement. and they thought it was acting suspicious, and they decided to pull it over. at some point, the driver got out of the car from close range fired to short, which killed the past, which initially was being reported as a security guard, but is more likely to be a soldier given that the security guards and the settlements don't have the power to pull over vehicles at depaula city and then set off the army, what in pursuit?
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and there was an exchange of fire on the palestinian was being killed. it appears that the palestinian also it's 5 the number of shots a bit less someone seriously injured. now we're told that the dead palestinian comes up the from one of the nearby cities and from nablus and the check points on the roads to novelist. i'll be put back in place to potentially close them down, which makes life incredibly difficult for the hundreds of people who are trying to move. they are today, but certainly the number has been that way that this will take out a let me suggest that it's the 29 and families that have been killed this year in the occupied west by this killing is not $195.00 pilot studies that have died according to locals. they've asked for more check points to be put in place. of course, the palestinians are against that because it disrupts the normal life. but they see the, the, even though that they normally reported when the deaths in the source of incidents . and there have been
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a number of shootings in that area over the last several months. and as you and i have been speaking over the last few days, while you are reporting from jeanine, we spoke about the possibility with threats and the escalation of violence around some of these legal settlements. is that what's happening? it's hard to say whether this is just what they would describe as a long low north attack, or whether this is going to be part of a part to it. and certainly we saw it and tell or be just a couple of days ago there was around and get tech would allow us to be with short dead know we have this incident, but it could, as i say, just be alone and will type events that we know that security has been stepped up around the settlements, particularly since what happened in janine. and we also know that if this young man is in deep from nablus and that is confirmed. what is almost set like going to happen because it's been a matter of policy for the it's really government is that there will be a house demolition. they will find out where he lived and then they will make the
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calculations and then they will demolish the highways that he lived in. so this is the sort of thing that in many places there's a sporadic bust. but the consequences of this role and for several days, and that's where we could actually be here with this, all of the sessions that across that for us from the law. that was all the latest. thank you. and well that's not bring in with stuff about god's a, he's a palestinian politician and the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he's currently met jeanine and he joins us now on skype and stuff. and letting me pick up where we just left off without and do you think we're seeing escalating violence around these legal settlements as a result of this whole functioning? so i think this one situation is that is the, one of the fact that you might spend the whole day for the and you need, can i have seen this section for, by there's a lot, not the can was a single but never destroyed the house has been power shop
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rockets, the streets as the cause bought it, but the damage to the structure of the pipes. and if you are completely crow, sewage systems would have destroyed. they meant to pause. and in addition to that, there are some fast underlines that sort of the people who would provide the exact same. so that means that you have noticed it, so it was a lot of an effect on the left. so very deep, scott, i'm sorry, like it was a to and of course that is on 5 responses, but i'm from the city inside the people. not very, i'm city about what's happening to us about the fact that what happens is is moving and what do you see out of simply responses from an individual lot of times with responding biotech and does it any good stuff as you say, you've just been in the janine can,
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i know people that have also been criticizing the palestinian leadership. they were saying they felt abandoned during the 2 day is rarely a. so what have you made of those comments? yes. and the people out on video, those sort of the facilities. the reason is because the sequencing to have security for the nation with that is there any side one day when i back in 1st thing, you know though 30 to says the case has disappeared. i hope that's what i am. but on the other hand, people in the sensor a bit, the well they, they sense very bad because just, you know, to the account that is there to understand. yeah. well, did not do anything to stand up to fix it. so the net to find out here is related to the around security settings. we have to find
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a simians who i'm the patient not expected to provide to section to the supplier. one we security. unable to protect themselves as if we consider them the same way. well, that is why there is, i'm not talking to them. well, meanwhile, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised more military operations and more legal settlements. and you'll mind, does that mean more confrontation or? absolutely nothing here has failed because it has many studies that are good on the do you need can do it or he could of course that have been damaged the civilian and so the civilian population, in my opinion was nathaniel was doing the thing about looking at that site and describe as incentive people when they keep repeating the same thing that it does have to be in the meantime some of the who they've been with you find us and they force the but if mcclin's increase in 75,
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i see which cost was 75 percent of the people who become the, one of the not just asked if the grins and that if he's who it effects and you need sound, which is one of these, which is one of the most dense nipple related 80, i'm at this stuff is less than half when columbus have these people are the same. but if you, if you read what the split by is and that's what i faxed in 2002 by itself i knew are young such introduce in the sense with existing because people on that we wouldn't never have peace or security water yet. life unless you i've seen that have been many settings the patient, the system will drop on the sites that contain my stuff above here. say that a palestinian politician and century general of the palestinian national initiative . thank you for joining us again on knowledge of the or a set. thank you for your time today. thank you all mean mom and as really court has a question as
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a police officer who was charged with killing an autistic palestinian man and occupied a store some 3 years ago. according to the office, i had acted in self defense when his children killed. i ad hoc, his family says i ad was on his way to his special needs school, small united states, as adding israel to rebuild the janine refugee, hands off to that to day assault that killed at 12 palestinians. many of israel's actions engineering could potentially be considered war crimes. they include in depriving civilians of objects indispensable to the survival as a method of will effect, you know, will, to sources and electricity networks. engineering has been destroyed. also launching an attack with the knowledge that it will cause widespread in injury and death and destruction to civilian lives and buildings. israel conducted air and ground assaults for 2 days on a crowded density population refuge account and attacks on hospitals or clinics. so that's not military targets are also considered war crimes. right?
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troops as 3 medical facilities engineering came on the attack on the palestinian authority estimates that reconstruction will cost around $15.00 and a half $1000000.00. palestinians have been returning to their homes, but many a uninhabitable off to the assaults still punting more ahead. few, this means are in creating racial tension and that unity and personal fits a tons into violence targeting migrants from all the african nation towards the competition. methods raises that threads gets 10000000 subscribers, and the 1st 7 hours of insurance and piece around that for support for you and creating why stands and that on say 4 of the windows on the, on the russian president, alexander lucas. shank,
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us as the leader of the wagner less and every group has returned to russia, suggesting that he's innocent pieces back. lucas sank. it says officer host, wagner. 5 is still stands there. they've got people there isn't went into exile in dollars of to re, from use any against russia in a deal. agreed with president anatomy peers. a stock size as for you've got any victoria vigil, precaution, he's in st. petersburg. where is it this morning? he might travel to moscow or he might be elsewhere, but he's nothing better as territory. you still don't think that wagner will revolt and turn the weapons against about a roof and it's a tardies. anything that happened in life. but i don't see such a situation a lot of air, it's bad at smith is in minutes because the capital a salaries for us. but of the industry continues quite the revelation that from nutrition, ca, of the it was an illusion goes been keen,
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sort of constant self is the peace maker in all of this is open at betray buys. critics is a part of the kremlin, but he says he's food seems equal and he stepped into stone, russia collapsing into a civil war by offering to take it, take all his gayety precaution, and put allow him to stay here in battle. ruth lucas yank has been sort of feeling in the gaps why the kremlin has been reluctant to talk about what, what's been happening with precaution. so lucas frank has advised all of us here the meeting that he's probably certainly are on today by saying he's not here to bother with anymore. he's in st. petersburg and is not altogether clear whether he'll come back to the christian. good did say, but he's still being considered as to whether a precaution on his back. no fines is, would come back to about a roof. but he said if they think is necessary to move the soldier's head, you said i'm going to fulfill my promise. and we have seen pictures and all the areas where there's like old with soviet foam and military bases that are being
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repub, as being refitted to take on the back. and it finds the estimates maybe a 1000 or so of them unless you're a little concerned. cuz i was worried about them being on father's territories, and they will train our soldiers because they've had a lot of experience in bottle. we'll use them to try and also does on. they will help defend by the roots, if necessary. then it look a shame to also talked about russian tactical weapons and batteries. so what, what do they have to say on last as well, he confirmed that he said they managed to move them secretly. he was quite proud of the fact he said that the west hasn't been able to spot these missiles being moved with the satellite technology, but he said they all have but they're not all here yet. and it will be that movement. something will probably be done by the end of the you look, i think is always very sensitive when you ask him about his software and saying whether he had any, any option. but to tell you these nuclear weapons, because he's so heavily dependent on russia economically and result in security
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since he crept down violently on protesting 2020 against what many people believe was a big election a so and so it was very so reliance on food and that he has to do really quiet cunning coals in a favor, whether it's the take on take on precaution, or whether it's to take tactical nuclear weapons. we can't really say no, maybe a little lost at stake that for nutrition. and guess how does he responded? smith, the in minutes for us. thanks very much on it. well, that's close over to you, the shuffle volleyball. she's in moscow. you have plenty of drama and russia today too. i see. yes indeed. so pre goshen can be anywhere but no in bella. ruth, definitely known in batteries and interesting. yes, today on wednesday, july the 5th uh, the state or a see a one tv channel on the phone tonka ends as best it news outlets. showed footage of a search in the mansion, allegedly owned by you've got any progression. the search actually took place on
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june the 24th. that was the day when the wagner on the ballot and took place in russia during the such a lot of weapons, fate passports, a little tash wigs and able to had to coax her with found plus numerous photographs . a free version with a bid wearing various hot, so whigs, etc. older it's funny pictures were presented by the child is that that progression did not comment on the search. and so that the ministry of the internal affairs and other new inforcement agencies. and later, according to a st. petersburg from tom contend of graham channels reports, you've got any precautions have presumably visited the f as b department for st. petersburg, where he allegedly go by his weapons and 10000000000 roubles. that's $112000000.00 saves during the searches in his vault, gonna send to and his mansion on the day of the rebellion. so a box out and he was saying that the money was intended for his wagner finances and
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his payments for the families of their full and soldiers. so all that is quite interesting as people want to know, the whereabouts and the faith of rushes. former will load involved in fulfilling rushes tasks and i forgot to actively, actively participate in the ukrainian campaign as well as in the culture of bi flute and who's now responsible for the recent username, russia that took place almost 2 weeks ago. you the top of all of, of that for us in the russian capital. thank you area. as well as speaking of locations whereabouts the get his head james space has just spoken with the nature of secretary generally installs him by going to musing and brussels and austin about where the former leader is. but quick comment on the reports for goshen is back in st. petersburg on the on put was saying, well, uh, what we can say is the total closer. uh and uh, with the wagner sold as i'm moving around that was where he is moving. i'm not to
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go into the details. uh but uh um, but we have, we have seen some preparations for uh for, for, for hosting a large groups of uh, log into soldiers in the us so far we haven't seen so many of them going to butters . and then we have seen a mr producing moving to be around. they're not going to mean it would be it isn't that well that's come on off a lot of america, a james space her is in brussels for us. james. it seems that still, since i was being level quite a bit busy day for him, we're also hearing that he's now competing. amazing was by swedish, and tuckers made his in vilnius to yes, i mean these are some of the big issues. i think that they're going to be discussed in vilnius without nato summit, with the leaders of nighttime meeting next week. clearly, they'll be discussion about what happened recently in russian promotion, but one of the other main areas is the size of nato. nathan now has $31.00 members off to send and was admitted earlier this year,
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but it goes spinning and applied over a year ago with sweden, both at the same time. and sweden is still not a member of nato. and that's because of objections from to a kia, also hungry saying it will not ratify sweden's application until took the dogs, and they had a meeting, a last ditch meeting to try and get a breakthrough before the summit meeting starts next week. well, we're told it was a productive meeting. we told they made progress, but there was no breakthrough. and so as you say, it moves to another level. it was part of ministers here today. it's going to be lead is meeting just on the eve of the vilnius summit, the turkish president and the swedish prime minister will be meeting face to face to see if they can on out these final issues. certainly of the sex, general nato, make it clear that sweden is done pretty much will let us be not lost, but tucking, making it clear to keep making it clear that there is still some steps that they
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want to seat sweden take. so it moves to lead is level of the summit in vilnius. uh they'll have that meeting on monday and if they can't resolve it then, then i think they'll be more pressure put on took a potentially because all the nights are leaders will be that including president biden. if they don't get break through on monday, then i think you'll have to watch the one on one meeting. we'd expect oceleto summit between the us president and the president of took care of america. the james fe is what the latest for us from russell. thank you. very much, james. well, for more on this that spring and roll that down, sir, he's the director of studies at the governor's swedish defense for such agency. he's joining us now from stuck on robin last month. us bananas landed for the fast time on sweeter soil. and yesterday he was president the highest and the sweetest prime minister. now, even if sweden hasn't joined nature, yes, it's still getting plenty of solidarity was joining nato actually named for the country. and it would mean a lot of things, 1st of all, that we become
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a member of the nation family also officially. i mean, we've been, we've been playing under the rug with nature for quite, quite a few decades. but the best way will well do it officially. and also it means that, um we even find security in the great a group that's made or is instead of looking for secure, it's a nice solution. hm. well, it sounds like there's a lot at stake in vilnius. i want to to a timing and the wrong a refugee band, a cron in front of a mosque and stuck on the 1st day of them. was them either on holiday a protest me if it was actually sanctioned by a swedish court that's on surprise and the not going to have a very well with the texas leadership. how far back does that sets sweden's natural application? i can't really say because i don't know what goes on in the mind of those making decisions. say 9 correct. what i can say is that these are intentional publications,
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by people who want to enrage president out again an ad and or want to be re elect, sweeping success into nature. so it's, it's nothing that is backed by the swedish government or our population mean the, the most recent current burning was by a new rocky. and the burning in this winter was by a d. a. so where is public feeling then? does sweden, the swedish public overwhelming, they want to join nature? oh yes, that much. so uh, public opinion polls so that uh at least 60 percent uh once its overnighted so that they realize that these are very dangerous times a year of the most dangerous sense, the 2nd world war. and we need the added security that we find in the group called the western democracies. well, well, but if you look at a map,
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you can see why much of nation always can just waiting to join. not some pretty strategically important territory, especially in the south of sweden. i understand the island have got little hosting, the largest sweetest military exercise in moving across a century. and it was just a few months ago. is nature already making panels? perhaps the sleeping i don't know, and i and i, i certain know, but i would expect that they are sketching plans, of course. but as long as sweden is kept out of nato, then there's a piece of the puzzle in northern europe that's missing now. yeah, that should be painted in nature blue that that's why and um, the longest reading is kept out, the harder it come becomes a girl defense plans for fedloan. and so the baltic states robot down here, they have the director studies at the swedish governments defense for such agencies
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speaking to us from stuck on. thank you so much for joining here on us here on out of here rather than sharing your thoughts. you're welcome. now russian missiles have struck the west and ukrainian city of la v, that killing at least 5 people. the region has been relatively calm since it's away from the main front lines. the regional governance has around 60 apartments and 50 cause way hits and special lives. thousands of people also have to be injured. the desktop is also expected to rise. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have sort safety that intervenes. meanwhile, you can mail it to lead it to say that troops and making small advances in the account are offensive against russia. most goes defense ministry. it says its troops have repelled ukrainian attacks around on yet killing and injuring thousands of soldiers. also bad reports from the front line, the in the doing it screeches victories and lost his zip. the same. this trail of destruction in the village of dow,
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documented the bodies of russian soldiers to named across the smell of the decomposing corpses of the but there's no time to hang around here. the russians are just 1.5 cuz i'm going to the weight and constant and shifting. only 10 people remain here. you know, he's one of those who refuse to use only the example when the russians entered the world. most of them it was very scary, but when our guys liberated us, then i became comma. all our family homes have been destroyed, but we will rebuild. we will do it gradually when our boys advance and these shells turned full on our hits getting disclosed to russian positions that would come under under, under stress and ukraine. 68th book, a wanted to show us what he saw just have a cheap hurry. move this place has been hit, he says, we drive along the front line to closer and closer to russian positions. there's no slowing down or stuck in care shelves full by the roadside to adjust the missing as
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we speak. the past was close up to speed. make using the trees as comfortably traversed through the fro. trex cities that us andre is drawn team is really an i shot the russian occupied position. the positive, hidden within the dense foliage move in mortal opportunity and 10 green. it's why this team is so small and operating with complete secrecy. well, that separates the soldiers and the russians of fields before the war. andrea was a well known business man with his own t. v show to join the ukrainian military along with his son austin. when the war started, his son was killed last month. of the news. when could you would you? i don't understand how it could have happened. i realized he wanted me to see him as a hero. it was very important for him. i didn't realize it was so important for him when he was
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a life. but i realized now he was looking for ways to show me what i was just strict father and i rarely praised him, but at the same time i was very demanding. i always pointed out his mistakes and it put pressure on him. he wanted to be the best he could for me, and he became the best addressed it has a job to do though. his team has managed to find a potential target. the, on the drone with coordinates this drunk through, i've managed to locate some russian soldiers that i dug in below the tree line. now the drone is hovering just over those positions where they hoped and dropped some coordinates right onto those russian positions. andrea gives the order to drop the grenades, addressed as he's team, cause up to 12 soldiers a day. story of this rule is one of personal sacrifice, unless for ukrainians, it's still not over. i said vague are the 0 on the front line internet system. i'm still a head here on i was was there was a little while the largest gathering of human way to robot to investigate whether
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the rapid advances in a i can be harnessed for good. i just spoke with patient news of a surprise retirements with to chris quals cuff, just 3 months away. now the the great to have the right here. let's go with your headlines for the americas is always nice to see what big change across the southern us temperature is lower. here some big storms erupt in southeast corner of texas, pushing in to louisiana, but we're temperatures are going up southern nevada. as we look into arizona as well, you know, phoenix by next week you could near your old time temperature record, which by the way is 50 degrees. so things are certainly how do you not be here? storms through the great lakes will help freshen up the atmosphere here. there had been some heat warnings in play. ontario come back through the maritime provinces,
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feeling about 40 with the humidity. so these storms again will help to call that heat and humidity to the west. we go uh, fairly hots for this part of the world, western canada pacific northwest. so any time you see temperature is above 30 degrees. now that's hot for this part of the world. okay. it's central america. rain is being steered into the you can time peninsula in mexico, some steady bouts of rain for the pacific coast in guatemala. and as we head towards the top end of south america, persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia. and some students have been rumbling through the river plate now pushing into the southeast of brazil, whether it's in place here for places like puerto lake, right. because of just how quickly those temperatures drop off the wall dream is committed to is a kind of an older 0 follows that goes in the human rights investigator on his
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the the welcome back to watching out as 0. i'm starting to take it into our house. let's remind you about top stories, the russian presidents, alexander lucas, angus, as the leader of russians wagner, last and every for if you have any for versions of their time to russia. nutrition and got also says the officer has lots of fights and stationed in his country, still stands while russian. this aisles have struck the west and ukrainian city of the v can at least 5 people and injuring the regional governance has around 60 is there any forces of shots and tell them how to send in often you open file and then the legal is really several minutes until the security guard academy means that the lens is one of many illegal authorized illegals settlements in the occupied west bank. well that's using commerce just
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a day of to these really ami concluded its biggest assault engineering in the altered by the west bank in 20 years. and meanwhile, as well as also launched an artillery attack at the lebanese border. this attack on 11 on the happens near the town of cross drew back and response. these really minute traces to earlier rockers attacks from the area initially said they were carrying after were teen line explosion. israel, another non stow technique that boil with un peacekeepers stationed at the border of correspondent zayna who has this update from their wish to the cross border fire incident has since been contained. the cautious calling prevails along that wall. a tile border is really true. child areas where it said a rocket was launched from southern lebanon into northern israel. there were no casualties. both sides clearly trying to avoid a major escalation of the the,
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the incidence really was more about the message is in fact there is a new calculus, a new military strategy. if you like something that's 11 these arms group has the law has made clear time and time again. and that's is israel from now on, is going to be facing a united front that the different front have united, for example, if, as well as to attack because of or the west bank, other front wheels will, we will retaliate. this is really, we've seen the past in the past week. we've seen this really is a launch, a major operation engineering attack. that's the area. and then we saw the response in tel aviv there was a ramming and stabbing attack and then a rock. it was fired from northern garza into southern israel, and then the rocket that was fired from southern lebanon into northern israel. so basically telling me is right, is that you open one front, all the fronts of the so called resistance access players that are allied with iran
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will, will respond. and there's also the incident last start today, where is ready airplanes. it targeted areas in homes and in the syrian city of homes. and there are reports of, of casualties as well, has repeatedly heads up targets in syria. that are, would, that they say are linked to iran and its allies. so a major is shift if you like calculus, i'm a new military strategy and that was the message to the center for. there was just the, the data while i'm on con, is following developments for us from west, through some of the day begun with some confusion initial repose suggested there was a firing incident on the lebanese is really bored up. but then these radio we spoke to is really on the radio and said this may well have been a d mining exercise. and a landline may have exploded that these really ami visited the site and confirmed that there was actually
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a more attack launched from that to area. they've been quickly responded with 15 artillery shells fired into the empty field with the most of it was a fight from now it's not very difficult to find a more to. it takes 2 men tops, they go, they put down the low low to and then they fight and they leave as quickly as they arrived. it's likely that the palestinian group that was responsible for this safety is riley, was sending a message because of the incident engineering a 2 day rate that killed several palestinians. these riley's and reacted sending a message. the anything like this will be met with a response. now we are hearing from these ready army they've, they've confirmed with that and also confirmed that these, this firing is of this attend resales is now over. and of course just com remains for now and wrong code which is 0, west jerusalem right? scripts say that changes it has moved hundreds of migraines and refugees to attempt
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along the libyan border. there are reports of civilians inspect detaining people following the killing of a trinity and policeman on monday. many of the migraines, anal stranded in the desperate with no food or water a lot in as a, as a seen by the you as a gatekeeper, as migration from north africa to europe. but the issue affects the entire region. and the 1st 5 months of this year, almost $55000.00 migrants had made their way to europe. maybe all of them travel by sea, 25 percent more than the same period last year. more than 1200 of them died on the johnny on this thing. if you look at where they're coming from, the majority of from ivory coast followed by getting even practiced on syria in egypt. and in terms of where they reach in europe. more than 33000 arrived by seeing it, fleet span increased with the other 999 points and move in. 2000 people arrived by land and bulgaria. 3000 in cyprus means new c is a john list and a political analyst. he says asylum seekers and my friends has faced many
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difficulties. engineers here a what is different intended to is the, is the practical aspects of asylum seekers and um, and refugees will continue to struggle, have struggled to have their residential guards. and even when they, they have, they have a reason to be here. they managed to get the job where they managed to, to start studying. they will have a lots of difficulties getting better or official papers. it's very difficult to to say, because a lot of people have been influenced by us as we heard in the reports by the february statement of the presidency. whoa. who was accusing migraines of the altering? continues that you need to demographics, which led to a lot of focus on now you're in, so i'll majestic attention. and every single every single thing that was, that's was covered led to
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a lot of speculation. and the lots of them exaggeration, every single crime is done by a black person and she needs, yeah, is reading to debates about the, the, the, the whole community here. meanwhile, in libya, 5 bodies have been recovered from the beach. in the west of the capital of tripoli, they believed who has been trying to cross the mediterranean to europe. libya has emerged as a now the main transit points from migrants and the pharmacy. it goes from africa and from asia on the 950 refugees and my parents have died while trying to reach spain by sea and the 1st 6 months of this. yeah, that's according to a spanish migrant rights group. despite decrease and the number of flights reaching the show us, the group says there's been an increase of that team. death for that period. his blaming country is such a span and rural coast that's fading to conduct rescue operations in time. it's all tens of thousands of refugees fleeing fighting and through dawn have poured across
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the board into chad. they are living and counseling, but conditions are west main as agencies awesome. feel overwhelmed by the numbers. i'm going address reports now from the board. a ton of andre, what crowds of refugees are wasting to help they cross the border any way they can in trucks. on foot and donkey cards, they left behind homes in ruins and corpses in the streets that couldn't get a decent burial. on charging, sold the board trucks to take them to the biggest refugee camp in eastern chad, forwarding tens of thousands of people all with one side story or more zayna about mother of 2 is pregnant without the child. she and her oldest son mohammed both witnessed the murder of her husband. she's putting up a brave face for now. why do you think clear how long it would be before she
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finally breaks down? well, i will come by use the children, keep asking me. when will their father return home? i tell them he will join us soon. how oldest son mohammed was snatched from his father's arms before the attack of shocked him, along with 3 other men right in front of the property. most of the refugees here from saddam's west and that for a region that is seen 2 decades of conflict. majority of the 55000 refugees in this town on documented this means they cannot access page. as we can see, there is no single tend, decent for human habitation. here. is that if you use a ques, melisha is of ethnically cleans in the region to gain dominus lima. so her brother taken away by gunman one week after that is known use of you. so skills that'll that'll sotheby's put out. they show his friends in the leg. as for my brother, they knocked him down with the car,
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beat him and took him back to engineer. and i was told that he was killed. conditions in the camps that bed. there isn't enough food or shelter here, but they have water delivered by military trucks. but people must queue for at least an hour to get some. government in 8 agents is overwhelmed. romeo does, we do as a every day we receive on average $3.00 to $4000.00 people across the board and to chad. i can tell you we don't have enough resources to cope with the influx. beckett the border family members look across the frontier, hoping to catch a glimpse of religious making it to safety. but many wouldn't leave disappointed, hoping for better luck the following day. with the grease out easy to agree, eastern job. heavy rains and flooding of killed at least 17 people unpack the stone this week. fatherland issued across putting jobs and brought just on provinces.
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whether officials have ones but the conditions are expected to continue. at least 17 people, including children, has been killed by a suspect to toxic gas leak. and south africa has happened as an info almost. evelyn sandra had his bag emergency officials have a leak came from a cylinder of nitrate gas. here's why mine is working legally to process gold teams on searching the types of impact buildings from your victims. from reading the reports now from books back were at the informal settlement east of janice book inbox bug with a gas leak took place at 17 people were killed with gas canisters leap. and this specifically is what is one could cool and illegal processing since any formal processing center where illegal gold mine is wood tree gold and gold dust from a band and mine shops in the surrounding area, bring it to appear and tried to process it into gold. baubles which have been sold
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on the black market. now a leak from a sense of dislike, this one is what caused the depths of at least 17 people 15 others i inhospitable, at least full of them on a critical condition. and this informal settlement is tightly packed to these a tense population. and it's what caused though, it, these contributed to this high desk, told him that people had no way to go and were affected by this gas leak. one woman we spoke to said when she woke up in the morning following the gas leak, she tried to wake up members of a family and couldn't. and that's when she realized they would do it. and those of the incidence of at least 2 people were killed due to this gas leak. now the government is likely to face a number of questions around what it's doing around combating illegal cold mining. we have seen authorities coming to areas like this during the course of the day to try to dismantle whatever they can find in terms of these legal operations. for me
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to mila ultra 0 box books of africa, as well as a new competitive. so the social media platform twista, facebook's parent company messa has launched a new text based app to coal threads, which is meant to rival teresa. it's spelled as a text based conversation that that's going to instagram and send roles out. now, in more than a 100 countries, about its release in europe has been delayed as a regulatory consent. well, not in the vara is a social media consultant to use as lots of feedback is always wanted to improve twisted in his new media platform as a start. sending an attempt to you set for 8 on the 6th trip to and to stephen much on that because it almost hasn't really done what most people and twitter wanted him to do with the platform in it. and in many ways it seemed to be spiraling out of control. i think that's a lots of exceeds a great opportunity. he's had a long passions on compassion to try and do something better with twitter because he believes ago that they could do she could. and should to cheat more with the platform,
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and now he's going to try and prove that he can do so. and so far with the start. so i'm seeing it's looking like it's a cracking stop for the. but for intents and purposes, that they're the majority of the, the features right now, all pretty much aligned. and we now can see over the coming weeks and months, what they as an x ray on to try and improve and make, make a more mainstream at which is somebody twitter struggle to do. there's plenty of scope for it to be a profitable business. and the it already has been pursued up to, to tie with an in switzer, i think with meta and its ability to be very successful with it's a platform and it was for you better has the world's best of talk, the platform out there. i think that has every opportunity to and if it can get to at least the same number of uses as twitter has and it's not good. but then it's every reason to think that it could be a very profitable impact. just about just about us. all the world's largest gathering of human weight, royball says con, say on the way, if he wins a ice of good to global summit in geneva, the event brings together ex pats from companies such as microsoft and amazon and
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universities checks to as role in solving global issues it also rains to address the crucial need for standards to guide the development of deployments and regulation of allied technologies, correspondent or challenges engine event. and he spoke to america, a humanoid who says its purpose is to help us understand how humans interrupt with response. as we go seeing the high recent chaps a b c general survey, i'd meet any except you're almost like oil salesman. try convince us of the 10 prompts that we can use to hold somebody to our lives and make millions of people seeing the alarm raised by our a i x xbox, that i always moving so terrified me, fos, that we need. so thinking of the technology as an extinction level. frightful humanity who this summer here, the i summit but good is an alternative cost of that device. and it's trying to imagine it's trying to plan for how i can be used to,
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to good for humanity to the view and sustainability goals, helping out with things like poverty with hung up with an equality with education and with wellbeing is a huge number of i o i tech vision res, here and that technology as well. so how to tell me to hi, i'm advocate, i'm a synthetic human created by an engineer. i can to see humans do gestures and expressions, compose poems, but unfortunately cannot for coastline. yes, it's nice to meet you. nice to meet you to tell me why what you crazy. i was i was created to be a research platform to and human robotics interaction. my purpose is to help us better understand how humans interact with wavelengths, so that we can create more natural interactions between the 2. should humans be worried about being replaced by robots?
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like, you know, i don't think schumann should be worried about being replaced by brand, but some, i mean, we're here to help and work together with humans. notes, replace them and how you convinced you up on that. but i will reach out and send the arts of goods and someone's engineers all spelled ahead here on al jazeera, a camera then is a hit in the head and find a lease throat as a major league baseball game that's coming up shortly. it's patricia the, the,
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[000:00:00;00] the off, the lock. it's now time for sport and his pizza. that sounds good. thank you so much . it's been an eventful 1st day of the food ash has tasted, heating, the using the lift to get back into the series, against the australia choosing to feel invincible is we're fine. it up off of the control the sea of most s triple got rid of david water. that's just the blue of the day. it's really what $85.00 a full is monkwood and chris floats joined in with the wickets england cape screening. the chances in the field, so route one of those guilty of a fed dropping the slips of mitchell mush and moss would make them pay going on to complete a quick $5.00 centuries 3rd into forget you went on to make 118 and then had been back in the wickets of the tea with mitchell stock afterwards, the 2 most delivery that was friday,
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i've just been bold up for 263 with would taking a 5. and we could hold the netherlands of qualifying for the upcoming cricket world . copying india and they defeated scotland in the qualifying tournament in zimbabwe . c seal bay place, one man who won't be they is bangladesh. captain. tell me a quote. he's retiring from international crickets. tell me represented bangladesh in 2411 day internationals. the news comes as a surprise with the woke up some 3 months away. and he got very emotional when announcing his decision. one thing i would definitely say is, i tried my best dragnet best the. maybe i was
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not good enough or good enough. i don't know but that but i tried my giving my 100 percent whenever i was in the faith. they were also 2 years from chelsea, captain said so as penny quits, a guy that emotional good bye. as he announced these departure from the club of 3, let them use the spending is expected to meet to athletic on the bid on a free transfer. quite a journey that they couldn't imagine to be the captain of this for the club. and i feel like, hey, i gave everything i loved and then i really enjoyed. yeah . in the rio de janeiro, governments has named an empty racism of the when on around the good food, when you see as junior, does any junior, lo will see sporting events stopped all suspended in the events of a racist conduct. the brazilian was racially abused several times while playing for rail last season is being off to beat a special fee for mc racism committee is made up of players. venetia was on it at a ceremony at the iconic american up where he's footprints were added to the
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stadiums, walk of fame. besides the likes of pele and green elder. they're just 14 days until the women's world cup with the united states will be aiming to when they threw it straight trophy. they say, well, the thing they find, a woman came on sunday in california before heading to new zealand. they were opening group games against vietnam in oakland on july 22nd. before facing the midlands. and portugal usa has won the world cup full times, which is mold in any other country. when i got this job, i knew what i'm getting myself into that uh uh, getting the best team in the world with just one to world costs, but uh uh, myself, to go with the staff and the team they, uh, they understand the, the, the challenges that we have in front of us and they embrace them and uh, and loved them. i mean the, they don't go, they don't look at it is like, oh my gosh, like, what are we going to do now? it's like no time to shot. there's always pressure surrounding the scene,
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that's what this team is about. we always want to show up and be the best and when every single game. and i think right now we're just focusing on bringing that same mentality, honestly for us to wells and then to vietnam. and then beyond not it's just one day at a time. so yes, there's pressure, but we love it and we know how to handle it or from the defending champions to the european champions. england are on the way to a stray, near but without 3 of the top players, cats, and lia williamson, beth mead and friend could b, o have major knee injuries the best they've done out of woke up with food back in 2015. when they took off, they will have been able to read this message from the plane. the lionesses opening matches the guys hazy animals are faced in walk and asian champions, china and group. the meanwhile, england's under 21 men's side is made it into the final bureaus. it's the 1st time they've done that since 2009, a 3 the when other israel means they are still to come see the goal of the
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tournaments. so far as moving, gibbs, why it's with their openness in school to more off to the great co palmer of mentions the city and asked them that is cameron archer, wrapping up a victory, securing a pace in the final, which we paid at this same stadium in georgia on saturday and they'll be up against the span of $13.00 of the last 6 of the $21.00 titles they were comfortable with is and they sent me final against you. train it, finished $51.00 in romania, which is to hosting the tournament of georgia. on day 4 of wimbledon stand by bring to it has set up a date with the defending means champion. know that chunk of it's a 3 time grants. so i'm going to be $29.00 seed thomas small teen. it's a very in a 2nd round clash. this with taking it in full states and you'll now meet the 7 time champion chalk image. perfect. so in the last 16 and the women's dual form a semi finalist. so you need to sit selena is enjoying who run of these championships. ukrainian is back on the 12th and having
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a baby between th seed nbc minutes, and the 61 and the deciding 6. this is equal prize money for men and women at wimbledon, but there's still a long way to go before it's a level playing field in gulf. there is though a wrinkled past on offer at this week's womens us open. the tournament is now on the way and one of the most famous courses in america, paypal beach, the total prize money has increased to $11000000.00 with the window taking on $2000000.00 matching below. just pay off in women's golf. but it's still around hoff with the main gate, the united states golf association. so it's been working towards the quality, but it will take time. it's not only about the pers right, i mean, we would like that to, to keep rising to the point where it becomes equal, but it's also the eyeballs on the championship. it's also the amount of resources we put in terms of marketing and, and the build and getting people here and giving the same level of, you know, attention and resort stukes who they're playing in front of and where they're playing. and so the quality takes on a lot of, you know, different meanings to us,
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not just the person, but i think if we keep working on that process, eventually we get more eyeballs. we get more interest, we have the economics rise, and then it's easier for the 1st arise to heavyweight boxing champion, alexander sake, will defend these belts in august. you haven't beaten you. trained inside it will be up against person. is daniel the ball. it will be the 1st time he's been in the ring since speaking anthony joshua for sick and so i'm in saudi arabia in august last. yeah. so i'm for me working. i'm supposed is a pretty good job, but they can be some downsides. and these fluids, yankee stadium hit, one of the camera operations behind the dugout. game was delayed 17 minutes and he needed medical attention. and as he can see, at least he gave aside. he was okay, and the fence cheer as he was supposed to do. so. all right, we'll leave it for now. i'll be here again in a few hours time with most bolts means that those are feeding
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a painful pizza. thanks for that there. well that's it for me in this dante for this, these are done, go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes today as the environment. so let's say one of the stray is most range source on the, on the penalties, but gives protesters one when ace makes those prepared to break on i,
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which is here. the houses are still strikes with the tub, the tub in the what the voltage to the working class of is hometown and it's pulling legend at accounts and introduces this beyond those who do i have a wonderful time. see this, the, the, the dog buys funds for the social values as this money goes against. it leads for pulling a lead football rebels on here. and there's been heavy hearts and the 1st minute of the expiring of the ceasefire. something has changed at this border crossing whether they are civilians or spiders. none of that seems to matter here. now, those forms have itself law medicine, data. you and hcr is here and someone told us that they have never seen a dispatch. many people say that even when they are about to prophecies,
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neighboring chad data to being talked, that there was an incredibly tragic day seeing refugees streaming in this turned into a violent night. they seemed terrible things experienced unimaginable hardships to come this far. what happens now? the is there any forces have shot dead upon a spring and none of the he opened fly as an illegal settlement, killing one past the color that i'm associate, paying the says out of their life. and also coming in by the russian president says the head of the vaulted group is back in russia, and repeats is offered to host falls and fights while russian missiles has an
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